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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11
LOTS O. VIEWIN' WITH ALARM
Says Abe Martin.
Says Abe Martin.

wealthy h.HDri, party nap IN IA All.
When W. think g. IN brilliant leader.
ship e. the past. "a fun dinner pail.
th' panics, h.sh protection advance
sgruts % prosperity. etc. etc. We Kin
hardly realize that m republicans ara
twin tn "ro.upcra'.vo plan instead -
;h ulc iallcr m l,ad,r" game. An th'
republican women ha.nt pleased with
things They're lvUuuiu' o. nag an
I.. questions ~ gpiu q 10, Ter hard.
l g handle women .p politics than =,
.v.l VIE iu III home ,r in q hurlc,qul
show. on- secs mild. meek republican
W'H delegates here. bat az krcncst
political observer haiut seen no meek.
retired republican women dclcgurr
hr. Th.r's only one thing that tn
republican. here ir, rolidlicl un. butn
Ua'a am female delegates. uN,rs tuba
W1rnrF camp followers an torch bear.
90 -" that is "a hatred f,g Prcedcu;
NH'.u Their b. ln 10 only had him
bore expression oE ever republican
a.. Wilson is oven bt.n' criticised
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11
CAkEIEsS DAY.

The cakcless day has returned &C.
Paris.
Because OF a flour shortage. caS'
has been removed from the French
menu on Tuesdays and Wednesdays
And Paris will complain more
about It's oakeless days than &, ga
about the meatless. wheatl,-,. heat
less and lightless years OF The war
"C'est Ia guerre The phrase
which embodied French .aer.fo" dur
ing war times explains the reaction
which has set 10 {. s. easier for
France 10 complain bccarse h"r at
teation Is not riye,cd 10 the task az
hand above all else
Other countries are having tic
same experience America Is iuyes-
,igaiing. discussing. postpo1iug a
real effort az production. L Is so
much time wasted and economic prob
ems are piling up.
Work. the remedy for lisoOniert.
also Is the basic cure for the calscH
u unrest. Work would end eaSeirs
deys.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11

rh.'uni,r Erut 81 convention % Nu,.
.,s Gu,.n., Splul us, ,d unless M
plans miurrt 1h.u. with &C., u"
srruH ont o. pa was. 90 real Jr'uh'r
10 l,gr. n D. siu that now that th'
whole ..i', hts h,yn wiped clean Dos
m 's.nt,. ,liil' number o. dir.
hosr,s ary I.u' warmed up Senate.
Miles I,.ud ter o. the EnrthNrsirlH
lup belt after 400 o. Gun "a uowsPI.
u'l have Uadr 60 him. b. itahi, L o."
NOMINATED as b. llY S.uIfnr lIW's
T. Watson. tn' last m1u il5t talked O.
PPM OCEAN uIttnr 60 rlr. ability o.
is mot believed tv thuse u position
% umls. ttlf HHU. o. Warren klclH.
.t uhio iuu'h.r a. ur,-iieut-l % ALLOW
h.s name z gU before ~ convention.
To- WoplJohusou.l.owdru mess has
reached th point where uoihiu' wuz
..t f,r ti' convention g. du Iat d,fugr.
~ three got goo strong they wuz dan.
grIofs Even 200 such cot o. M way
place is 'h' BRADLEY hotel thor WIZ 70
'I.u, scGilM'pt aE.u wood. put biz.
ilUud d,lorttH remarked this morning
tlH' Whil, wood WIZ IutDu.el as
".. NN I'AA' To- NA .fH. n 81 AshNlHH'." f..H
o.. hIdr' don, thing -u f.r remind
Hrn go co. famous rough rider 'Drrt l.
hO.n.h with few "praDiicll' mrn
while Johnson bias used IN iul Rous,.
f'f rftem frm th start Theirs e
g..j dead e. head shlkin' Hn Ni,vir
with alarm 'rl hoth 10 platform tu.
'h faF.lh.Lfs q. Watson ur puudcXter
Hain % standard bearer. To usfii s
lt'ii.ds toward iF treaty o. Versatile
FOG iHDu popular with 90 ura aH
..u SIS uu.n fls E"u shat uaI
country 'rI'a its Z rgfh O. ~ allies
fnI aH IlffH .s'ie DI il "aiIHti' UUTput.
u fh h-'off. 81. party e. Lincoln b.
going o. H.drft,p lufihiu- as vital O.
CO. worlds pescs ar th treaty a. Yer.
lI.i,s . mlght jet ls H'l have s.ut
DOS H ga Nagsry faiis excursion
iH France. aid li.t wiley TanEHr
iIIturK as De- EtssUti Dis 'Hr.
'l.alE lu' hurusaly ia'f IN 'n1vre.s
lobby sp,lslH' e. 20. Congress lobby.
d.Hf U.Irr, s..I r.H as uHu.
sfurafns 1H watch chains III r,uY's
i.aI- uaf ir Dui n roa.r. hut snuI.
il.U have certainly bscu in on 90
Esi oauiIaets I'll announcement that
same little misunders tandiu' mig o
come up that carry "a sOuyeniiun
Ger sunday caused much CONSERVATION
among ~ SIS COZ delegates Eut It's
a wond,rfaI privilege 4 sre "a rrea..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11
WORDS oF APPRECIATION.

The News g. not a paper which
glories In footing it, own horn. al
though there is an old saying tha
runs something like this. For hiH
who too,eth no: his own horn. th'
same shall not be footed
However. without blsre % trum
pets or the blatant footing o. horns
Il certainly cannot be oui Of place
for The News 20 acknowledge th'
many words OF praise which have
been gwen with reference 10 the Re
publican convention service whicl
this paper and The Panhandle have
been giving. al heavy expense 10 IL.
readers.
As ever. We expect 10 give the pub
lie the very best service possible. and
no money is being spared 10 affair
this end.
The Democratic National Conven
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11
The InnA eniinn Of 1876.

Tn democrats. r1ti.ua, convention
Z ls-t assembled Jun, -s 90 81 Louis
Nth Henry Waii.rsuu ,, Kentucky ds
temporary chairman. rUt General John
J. MoCl,utli u. Illinois eel. pclmiu-1.
hartman
Tly convention was deprived ut muru
{ it, spectacular interest t.riYss the
it.r.d,uuil ruyrlt..r O. SamU. j.
-i.dsr o. SEES Ngs uis generally oun
otisl Before over OBJ. convention me
Vas generally EaHf.l that Tit'H
ua more 'hau 600 d-.-gll.- ,ut oi tb"
fh.Ir ,aussuti.a .f "a Two ballots
.,t. n.c.s-Iry however O. give Tiidcu
b.. nrO,sslI. t'n.H.ris majority
suU.H.d iN dr4HTfI.. national COVE
-sntiun rules
or %, filg h.i.r ridden pooled az.
t4iH Th.u.. s. Hendricks Ut Indiana
D. second ria'. TfH followed ry Co..
.fsI har.'ah .f Pennsylvania rri ".
lam allen Dt uH4. .-.. Thomas Bf
go o. baavtr. DiI auI joel PARSE
{ N-r Jf.faE Nti or me second
lsiiDi Ai'H 20 Thurman uf Ohio &C.,
q nominated I.. 500. president - y...I.
afa.l ida "a 'I..f ..uelrros but TIL.
.sH zlfH.TUg HHf tho prc,lu.3
g. iri..s 500. aH. H god portion az
D. HHa.n#. ..ff H.lI.H a. and was
oIuir1f'i fU. .H.I., H,Hg mad, HUtu.
1sHl. Ii.uIU. f1u.au|r was uHsH
n .fif.f Hl.lsti fog second I.als tHHIsH
b. Indiana delegation protested Dr. a.I
to' kn.u vf''#. .. would a..rut
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11
FEDERAL COURT JURY
FREED UNTIL MONDAY

TN, jury go tn, Federal court was
di.u.s 81 until nest Monday morning
10 1u,.l.., hy judy. Iugos e wilson
yvt,Mtl morning Th action was
ti..u hr,usa ol drawn oat ease now
h,.rg taUi leo the court and the add.
raal jurors were being sept away
frum their hUm,s and places ui bu,l.
uDs The iudgr instructed the jurors
tuHt they could either Remain IN ANA.
900" ,H their p,r d".m allowance az
th,v rnIlu lp Co Jhcir huWys. if they
h,.d u.t Ed, th' D.tH. and ylgim the u-ii.
80 pilru'd mileage upon their return
The ease being tried is that ~ Gray
..uuu ,s j. g. J\ncr. in which the
plaintiff .s ,ulclNoriug to have cancel.
',d ruad construction contract claim.
- bt De- defendant kimhrough. Tn.
d'rNo-l I1.tron & Simpson Represent
GRAY county Will. Hendricks & Mood
s.. g.. attorneys Tor "a. defendant.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11
FEDERAL EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE To Be OPENED

A government employment service
msu wiz have n desk In the onirc -
I o. Imis"r. so,~ctary.managcr ~
thn rlurtudlyl'iains Chamber 81 Com.
r.r.' after june go and VIII assist IN
ifrsiu- harvest hands o. this section
.l Zoe state
Tho agent here viii work in con-
junction with the government employ.
w,Ii office a. Port Worth, and cndea,.
90 bring boz hands in such numbers
ars required fo harvest the Pan
hHgIl. crops Matters pertaining ii
'Hrtf haip win D. discussed ~ tho
Panhandle riArs Chamber 81 Com.
r.us ruHms saturday when all farm.
. .ud ,,brra interested have bcen in.
tt.l 'u Lt present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11
GoOD Lac, 1910"

When the National Association ot
Outdoor Showmen convened In Chi
Caco the other day 10 decided 10
eliminate the fake" sideshow attrac-
tions that or guadily painted ban
nors have thanked the ticket seller-'
cage for many years. Maybe II will
euccecd In doing 30.
II q does. though. some hundreds
OF thousands OF patrons are oo!ng
20 be- disappointed As matter 81
TACT. one rather likes to read the al
Turing lettering OF the canvas hills.
pay his money. enter the smelly.
crowded tent and gaze upon the eve
atures OF the platform. One "a 80
u.cd to being fooled In siieshnw
that one generally goes and gocs the
next time. And grins he discova'.
the secret OF the imitation, and arm
IL hr doesn't.
lff ANA-4d''A IVY wv "i'.t '''''
from Borneo--a classic, the half
maid and half-fish, the woman with
out any body. the four-legged MAJ
saudwiched in between the giant and
the midget the Albino aud the i1t
lady. the tattooed man and the pit
show are parts % the American
education with which he may BE- 10th
TO part. Especially al the price Of
a dime ten cents. the tenth part CT
a dollar" as the persuasive DarHer 50
rouv.nc!nely announces.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11
DODGING RESPONSIBILITY

Omission entirely az the League OF
Nations from a place in the platform
Of the Republican party was decided
upon by the convention yesterday.
This step was taken in an effort
which seems 10 have been successful
20 effect a compromise between the
reservatiOnists and the whole-hearted
opponents OF the pact. the latter led
by Senator Johnson.
II was probably good politics to
evade discussion OF this matter.
There was talk OF a bolt by johnson
should the reservationists get the
upper hand. A bolt meant a repe-
tition OF the Roosevelt episode In
1919. II meant certain defeat for
the candidates OF both Republican
and Progressive parties.
And yet II does appear tina, for ex-
psdienry the Republican leaders have
cravenly lodged all responsibility
touching the most important issue
before the American people today.
They straddle the fence and decline
10 tell the american people just
what the party will favor In event /;
10 elevated to paver. They leave the
people free 10 guess what they will.
as 20 the party's attitude toward this
matter OF Overwhelming importance
IL a party worthy OF power that is
afraid 20 give free expression TO the
principles which Il espouses or op-
poses? Are the people willing to
support the candidate Of such a party
for the highest position within their
gift: ."
However the individual candidates
may express themselves. their per.
sonal preferences. thar aims and
purposes touching ratification Of the
League Of Nations 1t will always re.
main a fact that the 1899 Republi.
can National Convention failed TO &C
on record as either favoring or op-
posing ratification, In spite OF the
fact that this is admittedly the chief
question before the people in tn,
country at this time.
Neither did the Republicans de.
termine - give an expression with
reference TO prohibition. They favor
enforcement OF the Law a. II stands
and fail TO say whether they favor
a continuance OF that law or re.
turn to the old standards
We believe that the Democrats al
San Francisco will come boldly for
ward. not only VITA prohibition
plank. but with a plank fayoring N,
ratification Of the League OF Nations
without OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES plac
ing this country in its proper plac,
~ the forefront Of the members
This league-even though the Repub
licans have relieved the Democrats
from a political standpoint. Of all ne.
cessity for giving expression upon
either matter.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11

ton. which conyeucs In san Fran
cisco. will he handled even more
deliberately. several additional special
correspondents having been secured
for these sessions. aside from the re-
ports which will be received from
The Associated Press.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11
MASOHs WILL ELECT
NEW OFFICERS TONIGHT

..,.t.r 90 ofGe,rs flr ANA illo
D.. Is, Nu .si. 4 b. a 4 ~ WI iase
..Is,, 10 ESQ u.r.o.s tonight n ;fe rat
cd communicated. The new Officers
,,..t pr Installed on ~. johns bay. June
% Poe annual rtpat probably wlll % .
. I.aar before the end u June D. o.
..I 40 Master Nas1ns are e.! sc.a'ly
..-.I 'Y attend the meeting
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11
70 T!Ig FiRNERS MD WHEAT
EiiStI.S M TIE PANHANDLE

We Vlu have 200 young men from
Ma suu here Inn, 20. Aud now have
out over 900 l,ticrs In East Texas, AMI
thy ',ys have already begun coming
BOO W. uy doing our best To get plenty
ct r"p h.r. Coo hlndlc the wheat crop.
tIU r.n yu3 uc0d help call on us.
V. '..' u.Jc study Of furnishing
Aurd bpn tur ten years
AMARILLO EMPLOYMENT CO.,
J. H. Head Mgr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11
B ibr Martin.

= tfIII y 10 ~"
chicago. Jun" lo.-TH' d4y opened
here i-t, cool au' breezy noush o..
"u, { hunt q cheap r.stuuUt without
gl,uu fucNy an oN,racat,d \ radl
al change 200 IN ruuNvniiuus plans
hvromc known around Ia hotels at au
early hour tUv.t Instead e. az usual
complimentary up,uu' vote lUr Senate.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11
CHRISTIAN ENDElyOR SOCIETY
WILL HAVE SOCIAL TONIGHT

To. senior Christian Endcavor So.
cit, e., the First Christian Church. win
l... r.g.al at o'clock tonight In
,ho church r,rlors. Al members AMI
-u.H1e al. tine ,oei.ty are cordially In.
,ltud o. attend.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11
MOTHER OF Mrs. SHEA
REPORTED SERIOUSLY III.

Nrr J. l.. Shea. wife II County Treas.
uisI Shea has been called to the bed.
r,,n 80 hrr mother who is said 10 10
t.IF H li htg home IN western Kansas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11
LINDSAY MUM ELECTED
OFFICER IN CITY NATIONAL

iIf,1tl|s Df ff. CI'U National ttHt
t.u j. Lindsey Mann q director and
resident st 1 meeting this wers.
i'f lrui q "a PHfchsrd s,id ysst,r-
Hr ar tHa mfic,rs and directors ~
H. 'art usr- unusually well pleased
ia. NuuH becoming associated
'h. ORA financial institution.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11

Watch for the opening ~ the Canvas
rut'ar-. see announcement IN Sunday
p1rs-. 1870 &c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11

watch f"r Oh" opening 81 the Canvas
'atlsc. See announcement in Sunday
paper 100 &c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11
Inr, Camml. .lnn .Nnneinir.I.

N IIr' commission corn lues-fi - r W
Dlr.n, J. l.. Summers and } n Siin
n was appointed by Judge Ray G.
Johnson Yesterday for tho purpose ~
aHaNins l1fy lisi for the county court.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11

nr tHi.r' mo- a. republican convention
CO., I don't know hut what IN criticism
De- n.H msrit.I 90 that. Eut theirs ih
humorous side g. th' convention too
Who's Zuin o. get suumiuatcd Hen.
ry COL. ed woman delegate 81 a NAL,
l'urlin'succ Boz O. flr uut rc7turint this
morning "llurhcg" hc replied
.WhTo'l YOU hear that " very cVcit.
adly' ~ Pinkrrion man jest told nee.
Cnp'T.ghf National Newspaper Sericp
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-01-02
ELK CITY

Mr. Thomas Is home from Portland
spending the holidays with his family.
Mrs. j. c. Dixon who has been spend
ing parg of the holidays with her par
ents at Newport, returned home Sun
day
j. L. Wakefield OF the launch Tran
Sit" spenL Christmas with his mother
at Eddyvillc
Miss Clara Bristlin and Mr.. and Mrs.
V. Peterson Of Toledo are visiting at
the Bristlin home This week.
r. o. Small of Marion is visiting his
son, M. W. of Elk City.
C. l.. Morrison returned home Sum
day after visiting Valley points for q
few days.
Henry Hexom, who spent Xmas in
Portland, returned to Elk Sunday.
Misses Mayme and Mildred Small
arc spending few days in Toledo this
week.
Miss Anna May Thomas was q pas
senger for Portland Friday noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Plank and w. E.
Ball spent Xmas in Toledo
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Wright and little
daughter were Portland visitors dur
ing tho holidays.
The l. o. o. F. and Rebckahs will
have joint installation Saturday even
ing, Jan. 10th. All members are re-
quested to be present.
]. E. Dixon, formerly of this place,
is reported very i'll at the home of
his son, Earnest Dixon, at Portland.
Harry Junkin of Portland has moved
to Elk City to work for the Pioneer
Lumber Co.
Several Of the boys attended the
dance at Toledo New Years Eve.
The bean bag contest that has been
played by the Rebekahs OF Twilight
Lodge on social nights the past three
months, gave a watch party New
Years Eve, the losers giving the sup
per. They did not shirk for at 1880
a chicken supper was served to all.
Games were played during the evening
and the winners were Jack Allen and
Jack Wakefield first and Ella Abbey
won tho bopby prize.
Mrs. Winnie Davidson Of Elk and
Geo. Hayes of Albany were married
at tho first Baptist of Albany, Satur.
day afternoon. Dec. 27th, 1919, at Q
o'clock. They are spending few days
with relatives and will return to Elk
City to make their home, where all
their friends wish them long and
happy married life.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-01-02
hool classes and gave an inspiration

School classes and gave an inspiration
al address to Sunday School. II a nj.
he preached a gospel sermon, one was
converted. At the evening hour of the
Epworth League two boys decided for
the Christian life.
A teacher training class was organ
ised with 13 charter members, meets
on each Saturday eve, text book, "Idfe
in the Making" all who are interested
are invited cordially to Test with US.
Brother Parounagian gave his lee.
ture at 7:30 p m, War Conditions in
Armenia, or Why the Turks Butchered
the Armenians. He graphically set
forth the conditions leading up to the
World War, for one hour and half
he held the large audience spell bound
as he unfolded the awful horrors meted
out to the people In Armenia by the
modern butcher, the Sultan. A COM
mittee was appointed to receive the
Onerlng In IOledO and surrounding
country, for the Armenian sufferers.
Mrs. Bellany and Miss Collins will
receive your contribution and proper
credit will be given. See them and
don't wait to be solicited. Make your
offering in spots and Eagles, for
conditions are worse in Armenia than
during war times.
ONcial Beard will meet Saturday,
1880 p. m. 81
We were glad to have with us Sum
day, Curtis Chambers from Benson
Polytechnic School of Portland, one
of our choice young boys that we are
proud Of. Church Reporter
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-01-02
COLLISION WRECKS ENGINE

Early Tuesday morning an extra
freight, double header, ran head on
into string of flat cars on the main
line near the cannery. AS result of
the mtxup S. p. engine No. 2131 is
hors-de-combat, and was coupled into
the local freight and taken to the
shops at Albany Wednesday. 1t is
said that the engineer on the head
engine was unable to see the string
Of cars on account of leaking steam
When the engine struck, the first car
was thrown upward and crashed thru
the front Of the engine. Fortunately
no one was hurt The cow-catcher
was broken off the engine, the draw
head driven back and the front of the
boiler jacket cavcd in.
The heavy impact threw another
car off Of the track back in the mid
die of the string and tore up a little
track. 1t took about FIVE hours to get
things Strengthened out and trains rum
ming again. In the meantime the local
yards began to resemble a terminal
being crowded with stray engines and
cars, five or six locomotives being
hei o at one time.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-01-02
WiNANT

Our school started Monday with Mrs
Moury, from Washington, as teacher
Here's hoping that we will have a sue.
cessful term.
Mrs. Vivian Mires and family visit.
ed Mrs. Peter Shermer Tuesday, also
called on Mrs. Mike Shermer.
Julia Brown called on Mrs. L. D.
Emerson and Mrs. M. q. Sherner
Tuesday. She will return to her nurs.
ing at the hospital at Albany after the
Holidays are over ...
Mrs. Lloyd Commons called on her
sister, Mrs. Buford Branson, at Winant
last Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. G. Shermer, two daughters
and little son, left Wednesday fol-
.Philomath where they will visit Mrs
Shermer's sister and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Deb Follett, and also Join he1
husband who stopped Off there on his
way home from Portland.
Buford Branson has returned to his
home at Winant after weeks visit
with relatives at Salem and Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. LID. Emerson returned
home Saturday from Portland and Cor
Wallis where they enjoyed weeks
outing.
Henry Emerson will soon launch his
new motor boat.
Mrs. Dora Emerson and Mrs. T. Hum
sucker called on Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Shemer Monday.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-01-02

Booth, S VIM N. Anderson, ] W:
Robert Mann, w; Clyde Mcmillan,
j d; w. X. Patterson, S S; w. H.
Burton. ] S; Earl Nye Tyler; R. s.
Van Cleve, Secy; W. Z Bali, Treas;
]. J. Mcdonald, G M.
Evening Star: Mrs. Virginic Ball,
w NJ; r, V. Mann, w P; Mrs. Ruth
Nye, A M; r, S. Van C.eve, Treas;
Mrs. Edith Howell, Secy.; Mrs. Mar
tina Coin, Conductress; Mrs, Edith
Van Cleve, S C; Mrs. Ada Small, War
den; Clyde Mcmillan, Sentinel; Mrs.
Ethel Bateman, Marshal; Mrs. Eliza
beth McCluskey, Chaplain; Mrs. Violet
Updike, Musician; Mrs. Winifrei Nc
MILAN, Ada; Mrs. Cecil Hawkins,
Ruth; Margie Ball, Esther; Annie
Hawkins, Martha; Mrs. Bertha Peter
son, Electa. Mrs, Ira Wade was the
installing officer.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-01-02
SOUTH BEACH

Emery Cox and mother have moved
into the Cole building on Fourth St
Leo Stevens of Bayview was a visit.
or at the Lynn home this week. He
was one of the 1nedics at the hospital
nt this place.
Edgar Berkland Of Washington is a
holiday visitor at South Beach, but will
return to his school right away as he
is a teacher and is just out for a
vacation. Mr.. Berkland was formerly
a medic in the hospital at this place
Fred Dozicr is visiting his father
at this place thru the holidays.
Nice Spring weather prevails al
South Beach, putting new life in
everybody.
Work on the jetty has been suspend
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-01-02
FOR DESTITUTE ARMENlANS

The committee appointed to solicit
funds for the starving Armenians has
been busy in Toledo and vicinity this
week, and 1t Is very gratifying to the
committee, the liberal way in which
our people are responding to this wor-
thy cause. Owing to the short time
in which this committee has to work
and the large territory to cover. 1t
will be impossible to call on everyone,
so do not wait to be solicited. Thosa
wishing to contribute may leave the
amount and their name with the COM
mittee, Misses Catherine Collins and
Sada Chambers. It Is expected to
publish a list OF the contributors later.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-01-02
JOINT INSTALLATION HELD

The Masonic and Evening Star
lodges held a Joint installation of Of.
ficers at their lodge room in this city
last Saturday evening. Quite num-
Der of invited guests were present and
witnessed the installation ceremonies
and enjoyed the banquet after the
doin's were over.
After the installation exercises were
over Mrs C. Il. Hawkins with few
we'll chosen words, presented II. Fl.
Howell. the retiring Worthy Patron.
with a Masonic emblem, in the form
of a fob, same being given as token
OF appreciation of his long and faithful
tenure Of Office.
The new officers installed were, Ma
sons: TIP. Hawkins, w M; J.. B.