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The Washington times., 1920-12-22

Helen Jones and Miss Elizabeth
Patterson.
The slogan round which the ball
has been organized is at Pays TO
Advertise" and under the direc-
ton of Mrs. c. G. Calhoun, who
has the arrangements in charge,
many novel and interesting fea-
lures have been developed, carry
ing out the idea OF an advertise
ment ball. Smart society women
will wear gowns fashioned by
their favorite modistes and label
ed with their names. Washington
merchants who have contributed
generously to the cause. Will re-
ceive their measure of advertising
and many nationally known COM
modities will be represented by
young men and maids in clever
fancy costume. All these amusing
personages will be marshaled into
a spectacular and colorful pageant.
which will be presented at $3.50
o'clock. Mrs. Marie Moore Forest
is assisting Mrs. Calhoun in ar
ranging the pageant, and a re-
hearsal was held today at noon.
The Washington times., 1920-12-22

the home OF the brides parents in
Clifton Terrace.
The ceremony will be performed at
7 o'clock by Rev. q. q. Johnson of
Emmanuel Baptist Church. Mr..
Doughton will give his daughter in
marriage. The bride will be unat-
tended.
DIR. Edwards and his bride Will
spend their honeymoon at Palm Beach
and Miami and will make their home
in AsheVille.
The Washington times., 1920-12-22
GO HOME FOR CHRISTMAS.

The schoolgirl nieces OF Mrs. Will
son. Miss Anne Maury and Miss Lucy
Maury. who were at the White House
as guests Of the President and Mrs.
Wilson for several days. left last
evening for their homo in Roanoke,
Va, to spend the Christmas holidays
with their father.
The Washington times., 1920-12-22
ANNOUNCES ENGAGEMENT.

Mrs. Henry NJ Hoyt announces the
engagement of her niece. Miss Hope
McMichael. to Capt. Ezio Garibaldi'
youngest son OF Gen. Riciotti Carl
baldi and Sonora Garibaldi of Rome
Italy. Capt. Garibaldi. who Is the
grandson of the famous Italian Pa
triot, served with distinction In the
war thus sustaining the traditions
of his family Miss McMichael Is
the granddaughter of the late Nor
ton McMichael OF Philadelphia. She
is now in Rome. where the wedding
will take place in the early spring.
Masaharu Shibatsuji has come TO
Washington as third secretary OF
the Japanese embassy. Morito Morris
hima is added TO the list OF attaches
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-06
SEVERAL DISCHARGED
MILITARY MEN TAKEN
FOR SPECIAL TRAINING

Several discharged soldiers, sail
ors and marines were accepted for
vocational training by the represent
atiyes Of the federal board, who are
Amarillo for q f. wdays Walter n.
setter aud ]. H. Morse have opened
an office In Room $50 Federal build
ing and will confer with applicants
until February 10 when they VIII be
1shigrcd ~ another place.
\ list NJ approximately goa names
has bee ngiycn the representatives.
These names AZ Of Young men from
~ over the Panhandle and ihcy have
been Invited to come To Amarill" tor
confer 'nccs several have alreadN
arrived and have been accepted for
training
Discharged military men who SUI
fcred physical handicap8 while IN
service are entitled 10 vocational
training AZ universities and other In
sti,uiions. Officials declare that this
service Is one az the greatest that
has ever been done for cX-scrvicc
men. Those who qualify may re-
cclyo free training for q period ot
wears and the value ot same would
he lar more than the proposed bonus
Tor cX service men. u Is said.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-06
That was a broad statement.

That was a broad statement.
The people and the railroads have.
until recently. not been closely AZ.
fiiiated.
There was a time when the peo-
pie believed that the railroads were
buccaneers.
There was a time when the rail-
roads felt themselves considered free
game. felt that every customer, every
patron. shipper or passenger. was 4
potential enemy.
Those were the days that have
gone.
The people have learned a lesson.
bat the railroads learned theirs first.
II took such men a. e. =. Ripley
men with wonderful foresight. So
20 quote Mr.. Parker further TO
come 10 a fun realization Of the fac;
that while the railroads are the ave-
nues through which all country Is
developed. the people which inhabii
the country do rule; that cooperation
on the part Of the people and OF the
railroads Is essential. in equal meas
sure. for the success OF either.
No man has been In closer touch
with the development OF the West
and the Southwest than Z. p Ripley.
No man has made more thriving
cites or more prosperous farming dts
tricts. He has stood. from the first
for all that Is highest In the devsl.
opment OF that territory which his
roads traversed And he accomplish
cd definite results.
He accomplished definite results a."
sults."
That IL epitaph sufficient,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-06
100 pi:R CENT CLEAN

Saratoga. y. Y. has gone about
the cleanup business In earnest. and
reminds her citizens that no manure
pile should be allowed oremain In
any residence district. nor any mos
quito-brecding ditch be life untitled.
These are excellent suggestions II
Il " little use 90 make the house
and dooryard clean and sweet. II
within a block is an old stable with
manure pile back of Il. or a gro
Gerry store with a lot OF decayine veg
ctables calling files and breeding
more. The little ditch. too. which
breeds the gay mosquito is breeding
fever At the same time. and Il may
BE- within five minutes walk OF the
mos, beautifully kept place in the
town
Tho awakening Of public spirit
helps 10 do away with these evil
spots. And where n citizen shows
himself unworthy OF the name. or
careless e the high standards Of his
nciehbors. force should be- used 70
compel him to fall In line.
Wars are generally followed by
riagucs Of one sort or another. aud
he greatest security OF any commun
iy against these unwelcome visitors
s, cleanliness which extends to every
-cfldcncc, barn. store and vacant lot.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-06
FOREIGN COMMITTEE
TO MEET SATURDAY
WITH PARTY LEADERS
" A.ee,sisd Prs-s

" As,aca'sd Frsss
LONDON. Feb THE foreign
affairs committee Of the national AZ
sembly will NEE, Saturday with III"
party leaders to decide whether to
,onveae the assembly. says wire
less message from Berlin.
This action is in connection with
the complications arising out OF the
eNtradiiion proceedins.
Chancellor Peur. n a statement OF
the press today said
Germany finds herself IN q criii-
cal position similar TO that when con-
ironted with the question whether
he .wsnld sign the peace treaty or
not Then rs now. the government
rie dto reject the so-oalled clauses
Il nonor.
"A majority OF the assembly voted
n favor OF signing the realty on June
%. 1918. presuming that these clau-
fes would not become effective. Their
efforts were unsuccessful and.
under pressure Of the threatened oc-
upation OF Germany. they resolved
o accept the treaty In ils entirety.
There was no lack % sense OF
national honor. II was known that
FRANCE longed for an opportunity fo.
her trops 10 enter Germany for the
purpose OF separating the north and
the south. II was nact Of self-pre.
seryatlon that we did not hesitate 10
sign.
Meanwhile We left no stone Nv
turned To procure a satisfactory so
luton Of the question relating 10
handing over the persons demanded.
and We have done our utmost 10 con-
vince the entente that we are expect
ID 10 do what no government. though
animated by the best good will.
would comply with. In a discussion
with tho representatives OF the en-
'enic our standpoint Was fully apprc-
ciaied in America and Japan and by
England's official representative
but not by the official represent
atiyes OF France. We tried 10 get tho
list and charges against those named
before The ratification OF the peace
treaty so that We ourselves might
take proceedings against them.
"0ur reques; was refused and our
attempt 10 establish a state court
was frustrated"
"Our standpoint, was explained in
the note OF January % and we again
emphasize n. But We schall strictly
avoid pryocation' .
For this reason the government
regrets that Baron Won l.ersner re-
fused 10 forward the entente note.
Any such action the Interests OF the
whole nation must DO decisive an ]
no, the honor Of a single individual"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-06
PEACE TREATY To
TAKE FORM TODAY
SENATE DEBATE

. as.oriafsd Press
WASHINGTON. Feb. Plans OF
he party leaders Cor resumption OF
be peace treaty debate began 70
axe form today. although u was
aid there probably would he no def
mite decision as TO act procedure
N either side until the treaty actu-
lly { SCALED M for consideration
Monday.
Senator Hitchcock. the acting deni-
Ocraiic leader returning 10 Wash
ngton. after a weeks absence. called
q party conference for Saturday 20
consider some OF the points likely TO
DO raised with the treaty committee
and back 20 the senate floor. On the
republican side. there were numerous
consultations
Indications today that the influ-
.nce o. President Wilson might again
b. felt developed an angle full Of n
'eresting possibilities. II be,a ne
knovn that he had been In communal
-ation indirectly with some democrat
r. senator's and the republicans heard
report. which senator Hitchcock
declined To discuss. that = letter set
ina forth the executives views on
ompr0niss reservations had hen
.eni 20 the democratic leader. The
white hous- also took notice TO-DAY
ihe recently published letter Of
viscouni Grey former British Ambs 30
ador g. tho Iniied State IN regard
o reservations. officials close 10 lie
dresden; Indicating unofficially that
they felt the ordinary C0urtes.es
would hav. suggested that this gov
ernment be cc"Sglted before such
f-DHR>cX>zEDerx- z.sr.zuxrmnx
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-06

There Is no longer much question
esout womsn's political equality with
man. but there still seems 10 he a
goa6 deal OF doubt abou' her rei!g.
tous equality.
The matter is brought 10 public
sttention byf the general assembly o,
the Presbyterian church. IA s-ssion at
st. Louis. The assembly has been
debat'nI whether women hereafter
should be authorized TO at, ~ min.
listers and elders Of the church. and
seems In favor OF the innovation.
Heretofore the rule In this church.
% IN nearly all others has bsea rig
"a. II was not based merely on tie
prejudice 20 long existing n 'arly
every department OF life. hu, on ?
rather literal snti-feminine inie.pre-
tation Of 81, Pauls injunction in bis
epistles TO the Corinthians aud "a
Timothy:
let your women keen silence In
the churches. for u Is not permitted
them TO speak; but they are com
handed 10 be under obedience as a.
% saith the Law And II thew sill
learn anything. let them ask their
husbands at home: for q. Is a shame
for women TO speak IN the church. +"
''Let the woman learn in silence,
with all subpecfion. Blu suffer no,
. woman to teach. nor 10 asurp aa-
thoriiy over the man. bat to be IN
silence"
IL may be doubted whether either
man or woman has changed much
since those early Christian days. But
standards have certainly changed.
Women speak IN public q good deal
NOWADAYS. without anybody thinking
81 Q shame or a scandal They have
become the main support u churches
They have been admitted 10 the bar.
20 legislative bodies and 10 public
positions Of various kinds IN many
countries. They will probably be
admitted. before long. 90 the pulplts
81 many churches
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-06

And when they are. what about
st. Paul?
The women preachers themselves
will probably explain that the pro
hibition may have been been all
right for Paul-s time. but he would
make a different rule n he were liy'
ing now or they may simply end
the argument by saying that paul
meant we'll. hut he didn't under
stand"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-06

t,>o-t.a>?

AUSTIN. Feb. The Texas
Ing Is ~ hilf mast over the capitol
building today In respect ~ J. e..
Fowler. former member 81 the stat"
highway commission. who died In
san Antonio today Fowler resigned
his commission In nineteen eighteen
10 enter the army. Ills brother
Charles Fowler succeeded him.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-06

other pain dcs,royers Is Just as hot
rs the old fashioned plaster II Is
much quicker. cleaner and more cf-
lcciivc and cannot blister.
It's u great external remody-just
rub IL on wherever aches. pains. In
flamma,ion. congestion or swelling
exists and IN very few minutes the
relief you have longcd for surely
arrives because Heat eases pain. -
50 and 60 cents.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-06

wss made pab.io
While taking the posi- ton that
hey did not care 10 specifically 90
~ them. white house officials sail
here was no foundation IN fart for
reports that the president knew ~
The Grey letter prior 10 its publica-
ton.
Among senator's the GREY letter
continued : subject ~ widespread
discussion. Apparently t0rcss'ine
that n woul1 niav a prominent par,
IN next week debaie
AlthoIeh there has no formal
agreement between republican and
democratic leaders REGARDING 80
me- hlnical progress % getting tho
treaty Saek before the senate. % O.
exnlainet On both side that when
u i called up IL viii be referred "a
the foreign relations committee.
which Immediately viii reporte {,
without any attempt To frame reser-
vatlons.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-06

The German note OF January -
begged the allies 10 renOunce crca.
40 nof article 9es OF the peace trca-
". requiring the surrender OF per-
cons ocrnsed ~ acts IN violation OF
the laws and customs OF var
The note affirmed that the execu
ton Of article 2es would infallably
cause political and economic w.
bles which would have a serious Ct
feet CA the produo;io nof the nation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-06

'Ah'I hlht'N huu ifum TINS state VIII
pend several million dollars In Tex.
"a during the season OF 1920.
Camping sites
Camping sites have been dcyel-
orcd by some cities To the point
where they provide bath house
md rest room. ont door cooking
ABILITIES with fuel furnished. water.
light. g.tb1Fc cans. nicltt-in-the-
lot telephones. quick tire and repair
crVicc. marked streets To and from
amp'ng site. q park keeper or care
'aler aud police protection" ac-
'ording 10 Mr. George.
The existence q fthese sites quick
~ become known To tourists who
read about them In guide books
throughout America" according 90
automobile club and commercial or.
;anizaiiOn secretaries In towns which
provide camping sites and advertise
them
several cities in Texas already
nave tourist camping parks. Among
'hcsc are San Antonio. III paso anu
amarillo. Many other towns lack
he addition ~ only one or more
facilities IN order IN attract 10 them
every year hundreds ~ tourists who
1ring with them much outside
money Almost every community Of
consequence has plat of ground
,hich can h" fittcd M for camp
'c for tourists.
Romano About Name
''The romance women around the
name of the Lone star State by
Northern. Eastern aud Western pco-
dc. coupled with a state system OF
good roads will. within ten years.
'ause tourists To flock To Texas IL
amp grounds are provided.
Texans themselves will tour this
tate, spending their money in the
owns along the way.
"Thoso travellers all buy gasoline.
Tres. food. clothing. toilet prepare.
ions. drugs. cold drinks. and sport
ne goods They viii patronize
laundrics. hotels aud sigar stores.
Z police protection i provided AZ
leave their cars. they viii attend
amp sites 50 thai tourists can safe.
hurches and IA, -onize theatres.
Camp Ground Promoted
Automobile clubs or commercial
organizations. or both. are promoting
lmpinG sites for their towns. one
'iir has recently voted $500. 600
bonds for parks and Fairgrounds.
II" automobile club there has ASKED
hai 100000 o. this sum be used
- coupling and operating camping
ites
After the camping facilities are
'l,lable. the next Job is to let the
buist know that they are ayaila-
&C.
seattle. Los Angeles. Denyrf.
indison. Wis. aad Ashland. Oregon.
irc some OF the American cities
which are going after the tourist
ravol. not only for the money which
he tourists spend. hut Tor the tour
sts themselves. many Of whom move
% nov homes which they discover
'h',e travelling Then they become
Interested In opportunities for invest.
neni and otherwise contribute 10
community development"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-06
spelling Iriccurai.

The naile OF Frederick won Ingen-
hi has not been previously reported
q connection with any OF the extra.
liiicn demands. II Is possible thai
ADMIRAL oscar Won lngcnohl. forme'
commander OF the German hieh sea-
lleci ls meant, Admiral won Sore
der has been charged with cruelty
o children az Bruges. belgium. when
&c vas IN charge In that city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-06
". r. RIPLEY

''in the death of Mr. Ripley. the
people OF the nation. as well IS III"
railroads OF the country. have suffer
ed a tremendous loss r J Park
or. general manager OF the Texas
lines Of the Santa Re System.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-06
Gard ~ Thanks

We visa 10 extend our heart feat
hanks 20 each and everyone who as.
lsioi rs during the sickness and
leaih OF our wife and mother also
or the b. suliful floral offerings may
iod's richest blessings rest on yo1
n.
l.. n. PRIEST.
OTTlST PRIEST.
Otis PRIEST.
Mr.. AND MRS. ]. ;. PRIEST.
Mr.. MD MRS. ". =.
HARl.E.
ATZA TAYLOR.
Joe TAYLOR.
Mr.. AND MRS. A. BEARD.
MR.. AND MRS. TilORrBi,lG
SAUNDERS.
pNo-t.a>. 1p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-06

ttEiN ~ u Z
burned aud blis-
tered like blazcs.
"llcat eases
pain" reduces the
inflammation and
scatters congcs-
iion hut you'll
find tina; while
Ecgy's Musiarine
made of true yell
low mustard and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-06
STATE CHAMBER 0F COMMERCE PREDICTS
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND TOURISTS FROM
OTHER States WILL VISIT TEXAS THIS YEAR

;uesis, 90 the Ncv..
DALLAS. Texas. Feb. with
more than 5000 miles OF good roads
lrcady connecting points IN Texas
ma with zoe counties busy building
;i0O. OOO 600 worth OF additional
highways aud with 7.Nii.0OO auto
mobiles IN America, 100000 tourists
rom oiicr states will visit Texas
Turing the season of 1890. the Tex
~ chamber Of Commerce estimates
N figures compiled from authori-
atiyc sources.
Tour Texas" aud Know Texas"
re the names Of campaigns which
he Texas Chamber Of Commerce Is
planning Ia assist local commercial
1nd automobile organizations In waE.
ng for people out side this state To
'orr Texas aud for Texas themselves
know their own state.
VIII spend Large sum
Fifuring that out-of-state tourists
rill spend an average OF al leas,
i25 each while they are In Texas.
he Texas Chamber of Commerce es-
Inmates that thees tourists will turn
loose $500 geo OF their money In
towns known 10 provide camping
dtcs where auto travellers can stop
over night Experienced tourists.
iowcycr. aver that these figures are
cry conservative and that the to-
al amount will run nearly double
he amount
Automobilcsh
There are $4,000 automobile
"uc-s on Texas and many ~ them
ill irlel about on weekend and
thrr trips" James T.. George. vice
IRE ideni aud general manager OF
he Tcxas Chamber OF Commerce de-
.lares. adding that tourists from
Il.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-06

II. II Rutherford 10 G. +. Racf.
NJ ~ ~ section .. block "A. u.
and ". Consideration sS0c-.00.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-06

No ugly. gnmy strcaks on the
clothes when Red Cross Hall Blue
o. used. Good buling gets good re-
suits. All grocers carry it--5c.-adv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-06
Just Yellow Mustard
for Backache, Lumbago

Grandmo,hcr's old mussy mustard
plaster or poul,icc generally brought
relief alright even IN the scyerest
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-06
GERMAN DECLARES
RELEASE IMPOSSIBLE
'ror'.anud from PAGE IL

The mlrgicd spelling IN names OF
men well known IN finance aud in.
.ustry are on the hst
spelling Inaccurate
These names could not be verified
onight. although the erroneous
ransmlss on permits OF the conclu-
ion tha, Dr Karl Helfferioh. former
minister Of finance an dAlax War.
hars the banker. are agong those
Ganioj IN addition to other promi.
lent civilians.
Il IS learned that in addition 20
he names previously given. the list
aoludes the names OF Frederick Won
ng2rohl. Diemal Pasha. former
Turkish minister % war. Ruper Won
Upper and Admiral Won Schroeder
'ormCr commander OF the naval
orps Tfcsc men were demanded
unanimously.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-06


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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-06
MINER OF THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS.

TIE Associated Press is exclusively
eutftIed 70 ne NEE far rspahiicaiion
q oil news dispatches rtc'iited to II
or not otherwise credited IN this paper
and also the local a-~s published
hsreln.
All rights o. pnhlica,ioA ~ special
dispatches herein arc slsu reserved.
Special : --Jciaied 'resS Leased
Wire Service
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-06
RELIGIOUS EQUALITY fOi;
WOMEN

There Is no longer much question
ssoui womsn's political equality with
man. but there still seems 10 he a
goyf deal OF doubt abou' her rei.g.
krs.. ..u.fls..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-27
Wiser In Their Snhere

The electricians are wiser in
their sphere than are church
men. When men discovered that
electricity was an available force
they began intense Investigations
and innumerable experiments. To
day they are transfixed, not by
what the pioneers discovered, not
yet by present achievements, but
by the greater things they hope
to do tomorrow, Instead Of spend
ing 80 years singing the praises
of Franklin Faraday and Sic
mems, they built new and. better
dynamos, and have succeeded in
doing greater works than the dis.
coverers.
That same scientific spirit in
the realm of Christianity would
make Christ more than a name
with which to conjure 1t would
make him the supremest power,
recognized by all men. We are
still looking back nineteen hun
drcd years, worshipping the pow
er manifest in Jesus. telling our
love for him, but unable to re-
produce his mighty works. The
force he discovered to us we
have not been able to apply to
practical living with any GER
tainty.
David II. Fouse in Rocky Noun
tain News, Denver, Col.