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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-25

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Of service that Lifetime Furniture gives It is
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A charge account is at your service, and your
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-25
This Seamless White Porcelain
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-25
You Can't Afford
To Waste a Bit

You are paying heart breaking prices for milk,
butter, eggs and meats. How are you caring for
them they will not spoil? Do not take your pres
ent refrigerator matter of fact Find out whether
it is food saver or food waster.
"A poorly constructed, insanitary refrigerator can
waste the cost of Leonard in single year.
Good food stays good in Leonard ceanabe Refrigerator
for walls of insulation keep the cold in and the heat
Through continually circulates stream Of dry sweet
frigd air Dampness and odors collect It's walls
shelves affect the food It's onepece seamless
lain lining smooth and white and hard and unscrat
able marble. s
There cracks in Leonard in which dirt
grease collect and they easily cleaned
china dish
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-23
sr,.',l :. n. New

fnrstal " I've NcNN
PORT WORTH. Sept ga cousid
cradle amount OF development. includ
.ne one 81 the largest al deals that has
been made In several months II re-
ported from the stephens county dis
trict The deal n the sale ~ a forty
acre leasa In the heart II the Breckcn'
ridgc Field and one producing well e
j.. =. Walker by the lass Petroleum
Company. u Ii what II known ~ the
Walker Perkins irac, on the Goclw 10
lease and the producing well vas one
Of the largest In the field and nov Is
making around 5000 barrels daily. The
consideration was 1850 0oo. three.
tifths q which was paid In cash.
Several moro new wells are report.
ell from the brcckcnrdge area. one u
the Ward 80 Of the Plateau on
Company. which II making Lee bar
rels daily Ackers No | 81 the Living
ston Oil Corporation also ~ In with a
flow ot Goo barrels Frost No - the
Mook-Texas oil Company after a shot
Is flowing GOO barrels.
More encouragement also II report.
cd from the North stephens county
pool and thes- new wells have dispcll
I'd ell doubts that the area will prove
UP "a wide Aria II long-life production
The johnson No 81 Chapman Il al
u the latest producer In tina, territory.
kraie,i IN what n known a. the Lydon
district. II II flowing 300 barrels daily
Tho ncv y u I'M well u the Mid.
Kansas on 4 Gas Company. In that
general district IL holding ~ near It's
initial mark u ! o0o barrels daily and
IL proving somewha a sensation. Sev.
efal ether wells near there are either
On thu sand or near u. and several
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-23
FORTYACRE STEPHENS COUNTY LEASE
sELLSF0RM|LL|ON AND HALF DOLLARS;
BRECKENRIDGE FIELD SMORE ACTIVE

new competitors aI, expected shortly
! Among them ate the - " lllil No !
% the Sinclair CONS IiiiIi"d bil Cor
purliiDu and On" S'Irsn Ne 4 - a.,
Mid Kansas. both ,f which HIr ga th.
sand
Reports from ~. field show that th.
development n new production 900 PA,
Pinto county ~ addius much interest
70 operations tu The south. iu Parker
county. ana q lurgv section there u
being fIliy tested 81 iL, southeastern
part q 90, county 90, Empire Cas- a
Fu, Company recently had very
guud showing ~ ul ana iu tho south
western pant th' SUsuruuk Petroleum
Company found another guud showing
of gas
In WiN county there sIc several IN.
,cirs,ing tcs, wells bat there have
been nu lat. Development, H.. carey
li0!lc wells ha', found sands az 500
feet hui have UUt been yuut'nt,d on
az. count q 3 sh,r'aev in casing
In Graysou county moro than a
scurs II wells are drilling and SEVERAL
uf them has, lad shosiuss ~ 90 and
gla but ~ tlg u,,h.ng q great im.
lurlancc has been r,pHrvd.
ln Coke county % IN reported ~,
-pudliug IN oi tho John saul well 81
tho TtluscuuilHcgtal ul Company
few diys Jr1 hls considerably revived
interest boz The o.l situation throughout
the county
lr Erih ruguiy 90, E1gic oil Com.
pauy has m1dr l0,lti.n for two ncw
~ JUST Co., thr west e Dublin. The
Harms veil - IN. Iowa Bankers cal
Company has ius' finished iub Il uu.
dotramlng and vii resume DRILLING NJ
500 feet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-23
nrmand Order IL Rrn-nlrd.

NEW YORK. Sept s.-ThD nation
~ council IT IN" Friends ~ IRISH free
dom today announced that ut q secret
night. resolutions we're adopted call
Ing upon Secretary - state colby e
protest against and SEX !mms,liat,
Withdrawal IL the British admiralty
urler tDrl'lidiuE ,ossrls sailing uud.y
the Ausricsn flag o. enter the har',Ul
~ COFi;" and % insist upon nn apology
''f"r this naerpnt violation = tho IT,"
dom - the ssas IN time ~ Isacc"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-23
Note To Return to Work

SIi.NNoKlN Pa sep, ge-The
Cnits-l States department " labor to-
day wired G. J. G"ldcp. prcslden, q
District Number nine. United Mine
WORKER. assuring the assistance ~
tic department In adjusting any r1i,V.
nnces the mine workers might have
after they return to work.
Encouraged hy the dcpaf t1I"rt' =
message. tie general mine workers
cnumliiee at a metine tonight voted
fur n return g. work Friday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-23
CHEAPER MEN's CLOTHING
IN SPRING PREDICTED


CHICAGO. Scut s:.-I-.cat pr-c.
reductions q from 20 a. q percent an
nounced by textile manufacturers will
be reflected IN the prices q men,
clothing next spring. Eli Sirpusc. pres
dent e the National Clothing Manu-
fsctuTsrs association. dss'lur,d tunig =
a. the association con, cniim.
Mr.. Struts. ad'lcl that "m'.ii's cloth
Ing prices cannot gu down more quick
~ than the high cost Of llbor and ma
tcrtais." and that i'~puie must rsm"m
Der that the cos, % textiles Is NJ.
the orlv factor entering into clwhue
prices"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-23
Bonus Act Favored
by Majority of Men
Says Legion Leader

CLEVELAND. sept. % Franklin
D'OlisT. national commander 1T tho
American Legion. t,liN took rhaTg, I'll
arrangements and committees iu con.
ne,tian NTH the secu"d annual CON.
Nenticn II the Legion hrrr un tho
September -. - and - ~. has ius.
completed a four months trip covering
ail parts q the country ana hls gith
srci first hand IDEAS ard impressions
from thousands u legion members
At lcas, eighty per cent ~ tho
legion m1nhcrs favor the four io..
bonus compensation act" Nj Dulcr
said Members IN only two ~ ihe
states | visited opposed n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-23
TROOPS ESCORT STRIkE
Bi,E tkERS To MINES
~ Associated rr,sA

WILLIAMSON. ". Va. sept .. --
lniissl siat,- troops on dgiv in "a,
M.ngu County Wr~, Virginia. rtyI
strike RECON. were called upun tonigh
To escort a number Il lahorcrs from N,
railroad station g. Pond creek Ken
tncky WHORE they will take position,
LETT vacant by striking miners
Few minutes before the train. h-ar
ing the lalorrrs. arrived h'rc. several
hendr,d pcrS"ns gathered al ihr uii
road station. ludT, james Damror
" the Mingl county court ordered that
IN" men h" given protection. and can
t,in Bryan. T.. :. \ with q detail II
regulars. escorted them t,russ hfil.
into Kentucky
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-23
To Coal Dealers:
Do you know how to find out
where next winters coal is COM
ing from?
"Thc Nirdci1 Nam" IS ,ompg.
.iE0R1E BRFwTR To 10
III IL BiiOt Ii, OCTOBER |

Gcorr Brewer has resigned hi- uu,
alton WITH the N,kul.At William.
y strprt Company 'u arypt position.
Nth claude T. liurlhut l1 %, l.ar
.usiu'~~, 90 lu,huea. liif resignation
b. 90 iakc 20 - about October Z Nj
Brewer has been with IN. ~, knight
" Hams liam tor mtir ihIu year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-23
Start Monday

Make 'r start next Monday.
and hc 81 pared Tor your oppor-
;uu.,v in business. Hundreds oi
call, for MY graduate. Write ar
call Tor Information.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-23
Declare All Coal
Needs Will Be Met
Before Cold Weather
w. N,~a,d Pre-,

W NH0TlAi0d IffIs
WASHINGTON sept 60 All want.
- ,uil IurSumrrs hr and little. val
llc al puatrly met before winter sets
~. the uatiuull ,ull association de-
clarcd tonight Boz review u the cutl
situation throughout the country.
"lpus. huld,rs uc'l NOT fvl u u~r,s
rary Co. 600 their lius with the entire
winters sJppiy 20 this uW,." dc,llr"
'hc ,ai mrU' issued hy IN" 1ssuyii
zion
"liv taking only enough Dull now a.
ia, them over D,,r'uh'I ur.t. o." 'n
tire s.u1u,u VIII Vrlk ulf with uH
great pri,l'iun o. any one
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-23
SOCIALISTS Will WAGE
STRONG NOVEMBER FIGHT

NEW YORK. sep, :. -Ii,rrassc
By the second ousiins last righi Il %.
TneabcrS from IN" New York assembly
the socialist party will wage ~ ~
Neinhcr campaign even more viguv
ously than u it, representatives bad
been -tsi'~l ~ Alhsny declared Moo
rs Hiliquit. socialis, leader. here 10
dzy
In addition 20 returning these oust~l
the party VIII n'Ak" sps-'ial Efforts -
elect additional members q the a.
s-nihly from New York and other On
dus'risl een,crs q the state. Mr. I'LL
quit said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-23

N. wish 'o thprs uur mans 'Iuls
g. rih"ir kdrnr-s toward ne durIng
90, d,e.'h ,f u.fI beloved hu'r'f Louis
"" 'ist ih1rt uur mIut fu'Hls i,r
3D. beautiful rmI HnHi"s. N'v
Gods richest ll'rs..r- Ir WIN Nu 20
Mr and Nr- y = rirr.r AMI
lrWhgrs and sisters
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-23
suffrage Carrie, Ip Nebraska

OMAHA, S"ni. ss-l,.iurus tonight
from Tlc~lly'- constitutional elect, o.
lndlsaic both The industrial commission
und woman suffrage carried The
co,ini in - precincts out - The isG0
gives the Industrial commission 1851
md s.S3i against IN N. samr pre-.
cincfs SiffIurc carried hy 1906 :
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-23
LYNN COUNTY'S FIRST
BALE or COTTON SOLD

hU. 80 20 I'f Ness
TAIiOkA. sept 60 90, m,t ialr
rf c"it"n ,f th, pr,-u, years CROP
va brought tn unruu,u last Sstil.
d1y hv 4 - Randi, Ttliur tom
mil-s southeast &C the hide town "a
south urp ~ i,ru count, Tho bale
~, sriIn,d hy tho Fuller Gn 60. and
vas bought %, tho First StHtc Ulut
~ OpnrolI bringing Pc pound
The hale brought the owner r.lud.
ing The pure. th. gum uf tlSi.iu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-23
Ms. i.rirr, nnrrnirh Innn

Alis~ collie tfirrs daughter ~ MI
and Nv y : Guggs 1901 Tay'ar
street MS operated uY Tuesday after
uuup NJ - Nn'huuN's ~tnl',rlun Cor
appendicitis She was resting rir,i,.
r'r ding 9. i,p.Jt- u"tl,J Wvlu,-
day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-23
LYNN COUNTY SENDS
EXHIBIT TO LUBBOCK

~ n =" ~ WFNN
Ttil,kN Sept - LINN ,ulr'v
sor' q truck load of agricultural p.r
ducts 90 'h" Panhandle south rHrs
F1ir ~ Luhhock. leaving tor thli D'r
today u IL expected that thousands Of.
visitors VIII D.. in ATTENDING" The iis.
play viii be- -"nt from l.uhhU.k O. Dti.
ils fpg The Texas STAT. Tur
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-23
odrn ,et, Buildins Permit

q " ud"il was granted building
permit "Wednesday morning tUr r.
$500 frame residence az 200 Euchlntr
street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-23
WEATHER
Humidity Data.

liixhex; ves.erdHv IN 1873 81. l"w,,
! Hughes; Yesterday -. lowest ..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-23

FORECAST 80 THURSDAY generally
fl'r We Tevrs: Thursiay and Ia
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-07-26
asss

rescued in tilne-but not however, be-
fore she and the Don have had the
colloquy upon which the duet is based.
It IS one of the most graceful in the
whole realm of music and Miss Gar
rison and MIR. Werrenrath have adj
rlirinely caught its spirit
The Don pleads fervently-yet boldly,
while Zerlina replies III hippant style
which hides most woeful disposition
to waver Werrenrath opens the duet
ia one of the courtliest of Mozart's
many wonderful themes In perfect
time, Zerlina answers in almost the
same strain with one or two charming
embellishments The Don grows more
urgent Zerlina begins to waiver and
when he finally calls upon her to fly
with him, the two join, note for note
in lively two-part refrain which has
charmed and delighted thousands for
he past hundred and fifty years.
The whole number is in Mozart's
have caught it and the Victor Record
presents their Interpretation of this
one of the oldest of human tragedies
Geraldine Farrar sings Star of
Love-" one of the successes Of the
operetta-"A Apple Blossoms" on a Vic
tor Record 1t begins with a curious
wavering melody against sharp, crisp
chords in the orchestra which leave
almost the effect Of giant mandolin,
idly strunlmed by someone not too
familiar with the instrument The key
of the song is indefinite the ear
wonders as the singer retells the story
However, she at last declares she will
repeat the words sung to her by the
serenader underneath her window.
Then follows an invitation to the
'Love-Star" to shine down upon a
beautiful girl. A bright Spanish
rhythm leaps into being, accentuated by
touches of the castanets and decorated
with brief passages from the orchestral
flute The melody instead of rising.
descends into the deeper Passages. of
Miss Farrar's voice where some of her
very richest tones are to be found.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-07-26
Kreisler Charms With
" Forsaken .

"Forsaken" as played by kreisler on
a Victor Record brings to mind an in
cident of more than passing interest.
During a conversation between two
American composers recently, one re-
1narked-"A theme that | heard some
where in childhood has been running
through my mind for days. am al
most tempted to use it in my new
symphony but there is chance that
someone will know it and I will be ac-
cused of plagiarism" His friend had
him sing it over. Why said he,
THAT is from an old college song"
but I cannot believe it, these two
phrases are as beautiful as anything
l know" Almost the same day kreisler
was transmitting this arrangement to
Victor Records.
1t is a lovers song at the grave of
his beloved in the country churchyard-
Kreisler plays it for the most part i'll
"double-stops" or two string harnonies.
against soft orchestral background
enriched with harps. At its close, he
takes up a new strain of his own as
if memory had awakened some long
silent power OF speech.
Mabel Garrison and Reinald Werren-
rath interpret LA CT darem la Mano'
~
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-07-26

Glove Me or Not" is the title of this
new song sung il q manner SO d1ifer-
emf from what music lovers have asso-
ciated with this great Victor artist as
to cause extraordinary surprise to those
who think they have measured IN tulf
his remarkable versatility. The voice
never rises, in this Victor Record be-
yond the usual tenor range, but its tone
quality is escecdingly pure and level
1t is love soag-breathing sincere
deep feeling. The poem, to which the
sonp IS SET IS one Of the Airs" OF
Thomas Campion, written three hun
bred years ago.
Night love, deatll-that mysterious
trinity of poets and lovers form the
world from which Chopin evoked the
series Of nocturpes for the piano which
TODAY among longer works, associate
his name with all that is delicate, ex-
quisite and poetic in the domain OF
music.
The Second Nocturne which Hell
fetz plays on a new Victor Records
the best known and doubtless the one
most readily adaptable Of all to tram
scription for the violin.
It's melody-captured by some pro-
cess of magic is more to be compared
TO the lights of the clear moon among
wisps of hazy clouds than the melodies
of many of the others. Whatever Sc
cret that self-lSindled light discovered
in the deep forests it floated over is
shared with Heifetz as the composers
interpreter His strong, clear, mascu-
line tone-one of the miracles of his
generation-after the first few bars IS
curiously subtilized and refined as if
)he feared to let the instrument speak
too loud.
There are wonderful double-stops--
Chopin's own harmony-furtive chro-
matte passages, long cadenza OF al
most unearthly sweetness frost-cold,
piercing harmonies but beyond all
these CLOVIS the melody, ever lifting
from string to string.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-07-26
Flonzaley Quartet Plays the
Old Familiar Air" Drink to
Me Only With Thine Eyes"

Drink To Me Only With Thine
Eyes"-this splendid old familiar air
as played on Victor Record bly, the
Flonzaley Quartet represents wonder
full transformation-the work of NJ
Alfred Pochon of the Flonzaley Quar-
tet. The quartet gives it here in a man
ner beyond all praise. 1t will doubtless
cause surprise to many to find it given
with such perfect ~artistry and such
delicacy of feeling, for it was not, when
written, an ordinary tavern-catch for
Ben Jopson7-who- wrote the words,
but song of deep, sincere and rever-
ent love. The melody is given from
one instrument to another, and in the
giving, woven about with pure and
ethereal harmonies 1t is sung in rict /
low chords, transported into a higher
key and sung again almost as if with
the voices of living spirits returned to
earth to stay there.
Tosti's "GoodBye" as sung by the
late Evan Williams on aVictor Record,
is the last ever to be recorded by this
gifted singer. By concurrence OF
things so strange as to seem almost
like fatality, it happens that this
the last records eTosti's Good Bye"
1t was made only few weeks before
his death when there passed away, one
of the greatest of artists and one OF
the finest of men. There is no need
to dwell upon the song-one of the sad
dest and yet the sweetest ever given to
the world. Evan Williams has not left
silence in the world for every echo of
his great voice which is to be heard
upon this Victor Record is an audible
if not visible mark upon the road
way thither.
One of the 1oveliest of all rockabye
songs is Mozart's Cradle Song" as
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-07-26
Victor Roberts,
a New Victor Artist,
Heard in a New Love Song

Victor Roberts is new Victor artist
who sings "Ohl How l Laugh When
l Think How Cried About YOU and
My Sahara Rose" on new Victor
Record The former is more than
song-it is a sermon. 1t has a catchy
melody, a ragtime rhythm and the bells
chime deliciously in the background of
violins take up the song theme. MY
Sahara Rose" is ditty which begins
lightsomely but soon drops into the
compelling minor key and the languor-
Gus rhythm of the desert dance. There
is an orchestral interlude with a curious
l1ittle hitch in tempo
Mothers Hands" sung by Henry
1Burr and when the Harvest Moon Is
Shining sung by Charles Hart-Lewis
James-both on a Victor Record are
two songs of plain human sentiment.
The former includes a beautiful violin
obbligato. In when the Harvest Moon
Is Shining" the voice harmonies are
simple and beautiful and are set in an
orchestral background.
"SlSye-Boat Song" "The Hills Of
Tyrol," Mothers Prayer" Swing
Song 'The Winds" CHERRY Sweet
all by Elizabeth Wheeler-represent
a group of songs recorded on a new
Victor Record from the Victor Educa-
tional Department. Another new Vic
tor Record prepared by this same de-
partment presents "Rock-a-bye, Baby"
Sweet and Low by Barnby, Lullaby
by Brahms, "Adeste Fideles," First
Novel;" Nazareth" old
melodies, highly important from an
educational standpoint.
= "Oh! By lingo r. sung by Margaret
Young and "Prodteering Blues" sung
by Billy Murray are two clever songs
on a new Victor Record-just out.
Rose of Washington Square and
"You Amt Heard Nothing Yet" pre-
scented on new Victor Record this
month are a pair of Medley Fox Trots
that set the toes a-tapping. Two
others equally joyous-are "Ching "a.
Ling's Jazz Bazaar" and Irene
on Victor Record-new this month.
Those who enjoy waltzing will GER
tainly enjoy 'Wild Flower" or Gala
bama Moon"-both presented this
month on new Victor Record. These
two charming waltzes are in the
Hawaiian style.
la Veeda" and Desert Dreams
two Fox Trots by Green Brothers
Novelty Banda new Victor dance
band with its own special style of
recording, its own combination of in
struments and its own individual set
of dances
The June list exhibits wide variety
Of music, song and dance predominant
ing, available to all who have
Victrola. Any Victor dealer, however.
V, wilabe s ladaEo play la any Victor Record
Victrola or not.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-07-26
DAILY MARKET REPORT

The following market quotations
are the prices paid to the producer
by the dealer and are changed daily.
thus giving the public the accurate
quotations in all classes of grain
produce and meats
Hay and Grain
Wheat, Marquis, bulk ....... .$2.70
Wheat, Bluestem No. 1. bulk
net, delivered to warehouse. 2.60
Wheat. White Club. No. 1, blk.
net, delivered to warehouse. 2.55
Wheat, Red Russian, No. /, blk.
net, delivered to warehouse. 2.52
No. Feed Oats, sacked. per
cwt net. Delivered to ware
houses $40
No. l Timothy hay, per ton. .4200
White Beans, per pound. &c
Produce.
Eggs, per dozen -. -. .40c
Butter, creamery, per pound ~. .62c
Butter, ranch, per pound $500. Soc
Potatoes, per pound .............8 Sc
Old rooster, per lb ..............6 &c
Spring lambs, per pound -. 500
Mutton, per ID 6@7
Spring chickens, per ID .....16@18
Hens, live w.t., per lb. -. 121a OILS
Hogs, live VT. .15h @16
Hogs, live w.t., heavy ..... .11@14
Hogs, live W.T., light .18@21
Hogs, dressed, heavy .... .16@18
Veal, live w.t., heavy .... .5@7
Veal, dressed, light .13@15
Veal, dressed, heavy $500. .10@12