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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-29
About People
Movements Of individuals To And
From The City.
At THE HOTELS.

xeLur-E- F.. Morgan. CharlEston:
w r. Starcher. Clarksburg: W; f.
walls. Newell; T.. j. Emerhorn, Rich
wood; W. J. Bullard. Weston; \. 3
Ford. Huntington: h. l.. long, th3cIeS-
ton: Charles keStsr. Cl%rNsoTrS' po m ~
Fairmoat; Z. c. Clister' Fai7nont' Ill.,
ProSscrs
wtnasor-M. 7. Jones'. Clarksburg
A G. Taylor, Ridgewood; II. 9. HORT
man, Clarksburs; Jos. L. Patterson
stsnnna-p. ]. MCGOWAN, Marietta,
Hogors-L. :. Garter. Charleston; l.,
II. Hellar, Grafton; c. o: Brics. tar
kersburg; II. =. Hawkins. New Martins.
yille:- J. W. Sommerytile. rarkerSouFS !;
Mitchell. Sistersvillc; c. r. Lakham'
Huntington.
Mr.. F. f. Probst. assistant seeretar:
OF the y. NJ. Z. ~, has returned from
Pittsburgh, where he attended confer
rnce OF Y. VI. c. A. workers OF the
PITTSBURGH district. He reports pleas
ant and profitable session.
Mrs. J. Byron Nickerson was eaIteo 70
Charleston yesterday by the death OF
her brothcr-in-law. which occurred early
Yesterday morRing at Buckley. W. va:
Miss Florence Hoge left Tuesday for
Princeton. y. J.. where she Will re-
main for some time.
krN. rather IuOtli 1'A@''''t
Mar,insvillc, spent yesterday here at
the Cathedral residence.
Mrs. Mary Dutton, OF North Mar
ket street. who has been ono OF me
prominent SalesN omen connected with
thu Stone Thomas firm for IN" pas
seven wears. will leav" the lirSt -
February for Tulsa, Okla. where Sh'
will make her futur" HON" with her
son. who IS in the engineering ousI-
ness there. -, .
Dr. and Mrs J. T.. Hurley will leave
today for New YORK cay where theg
will spend 4 week. ..
John Cummrns. we'll known Baltimore
& Ohio railroad engineer, has been con
fined 10 his homo nj Pleasant Valley Tor
tho past month with rheumatism.
City clerk Homer {. traZe IS III n
his home in the South Side.
William Beckett. city water assessor
is i'll at his home on Sixteenth st;rct.
DR.. Alvin +. CumminS. well known
local dentist. has been Ill At his hom1
al Pleasant Valley for a week.
Mrs. John Crcckard. Of North Main
street. and her daughter. Mrs. Edgar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-29
REV, HOWARD Will
ATTEND CONFERENCE

Ecv. T.. =. Howard. pastor Of the
FIRST Lutheran church of ms CRY.
viii leave Mnnday. February Ind for
Harrisburg. Ia. where he will a.lCmd
a conference # all tn" presidents, Of the
synod% Of the Lutheran churches "l
America.
Rev. Howard ls president ~ inc
W,st Virginia synod and reports that
since the consolidation Of all churches
a lnrc, amount Of work has been hr.
rrmrlishrH. N"t only III this city but
all over the Stat".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-29
B, & 0. OFFICIAL
PARTY TO COME
PRESIDENT WILLARD AND OTHER
HIGH OFFICERS ARE DUE IN BEN
WOOD THIS EVENING.
Left Baltimore Yesterday on Inspection
Tour-Mr. willard TO Remain For
Manufacturers Banquet.

Word was received h-r" last night {"
tho effect that President Daniel Willard
ana other high officials "f III" HHli more
n ohio railroad VIII arrlN'. tins evening
on AN inspection trin.
Besides Mr.. Willard, In" party IN
cludrs c. \. can. general surcrntrnhcnt
Of motive power: :. Ennis. general man
aver Of the road. and other department.
officials. with their clerks.
President Willard aud party lift lial-
timorr yesterday. travelling il the prrSi-
dents special train. Tho party IS due
a, Grafton this morning. and will ar
rive this evening at Ecnw""d Junction.
At Rcuwood. the Inspection party VIII
max" an inspection. coming on Il"
Wheeling to look over the railroad
property here.
President Willard Will stay "a tho
Wheeling district until after FRIDAY
evening. when he Will l." On" OF tho
prominent speakers at III" banquet Of
the Nest Virginia Manufacturers
Association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-29
Almost Every Human Ailment Is
Due to Blood Impurities.

You cannot overcStimate the imp"r-
tancc Of keeping the blood free OF I'M
puritieS. When you realize that the
heart IS constantly pumping this vital
nuid 10 all parts OF the body. YOU can
easily see that any impurty in the blood
will cause serious complications.
Any slight disorder or impurIty that
creepS into the blood is source or
danger. for every vital organ of the
body depends upon the blood supply to
properly perform its functions.
Many painful and dangerous diseases
are the direct result OF a bad condition
OF the blood. Among the most serious
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-29
FINE JOB FOR
A GOOD COOK
MOST DESIRABLE POSITION
WITH LIBERAL
SALARY

There is a splendid position now open
for a competent woman cook in an out
pike home.
This position Is most desirable one.
because the family is small the luca-
lion is favorable. and the highest wages
will hs paid.
Further Information in regard 70 this
position can he obtained by tclcphnninG
No, l04 Elm Grove. or addressing :. d.
c., care OF the Intclligenccr ja-&S-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-29
INTO PORT WITH ALL SAFE

CHICAGO. Jan. 2S--.tfter being bound
for eight days IN the ice floes of Lake
Michigan. tn" freight steamer Sidney
{. Ncff entered tho Chicago river this
morning and dnckcd with all OF her
row. Aboard also were the seven men
Ntt.. started arr"ss the see I" the strand
I'd steamer sunday and who had bcep
missing .i"c".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-29
~ " @-h - ~ ~
Nv rlu.,n c,,,nru ,-,El

Mrs. Edwin Spears viii C"ntr.hu'"
unrrhcr delightful affair - r!rc :''clai
~ lruGar this week. when sh" "ut"r.
':uuS on Friday afternoon Wlh an 1T
'"rmaI gathering. ut her h'''u" III Ia.
Fr-m"el Apartments. The guests h''"
u".u invited I" bring tlr'ir SOWING ana
TIA. afternoon Will h" Swu' IN n'"die-
work. Later tcL will J." ~crl'h. I'uur-
tea EupstS viii ENJOY thH affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-29
MORRIS roRrE1Ts BOND.

C"0rrp = N0TrI-. - nm d"TNN'|
Home TuiNd"rs' uunu. f7rl0l ~ "ui ~
IN appearance ~ rr'wirq' COURT ""S'"i
iav and ~ bond nr = ."nn Wa declared
forfeited ~ Judge Nlau II. Robinson
Morris sen word that Il" wnuld not j."
nero and asked. that NOR" tim" II" GiV"H
hlr7. but rs this was tn" last day Of
court tho bond was declared forfeited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-29
Luncheon Yesterday.

Mrs. NcC'lurE' Hays entertained with
a charming informal luncheon ycStrr-
day at noon at her home on the Beth
any pike honorinG Mrs. Frank Milton.
of st. Louis. Mo. who IS the guest Of
Mrs. 6. J. Milton. Of Monument Place
Following tho luncheon the afternoon
was spent a. bridge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-29
PRoFEssoRsH1P DECLINED

BALTIMORE. Jan. @S-Dr. J. NJ. T.,
Tinncy, professor Of clinical surgery at
Johns Hopkins University. today an
nounccd that he had declined the pro
icssurship Of surgery at Harvard which
VAS offered to him several weeks ago. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-29
Arlon Affair.


Members of the Ariou Society Will
enjoy another Of their delightful al
fairs arranged by the Ladies AuNillar!
of the Ariun Society. This will he
h N%9 H H1J y %M1 WI. DC r TSa ladies' adj viii
enjoy cards throughout Tn" afternoon
with prizes awarded th0S" ATTAINING INC
highest ScoreN Bcginn'nE ut S;SV
supper will b" served. The. ladies have
prepared very tempting menu whlrh
IS certain to find favor with mos" VINO
will ARRIVE for this part. Thc evening
VIII hc devoted To dancing WIN JaronS
Novelty orchestra furnishing the inccn-
tive. for paStlnC.
Mrs William Hcnck" iS chairman ana
her committee includes:
McsdamCS.
Chas W. Brucmncrrh"S. J: Evans
,,bos T. t:,,.tZc Frank T. DicEmillcr
7 Front ". \. Dri"hOrSt
Herman {. Fried ?. {. DrrGhorst
VIM. V. Fisher Geo. Thral
Fred Frirdrirhs rhas. Fr"oS"
('has. T. Elz Robert kyle
Mimi" Bcncke Nil Schneider
MarCCila S"lrCrt lda SchupIrl
| Margaret SChrunn
Bridge Party.
Mrs. Edwin Spears cnt"rtain"d wnn
an informal party YESTERDAY ai'crn,U"
I
mcnts. Bridge was the diversion OF
tho afternoon and the serving of a de-
Iicious l,prcrcon at five o'clock com
cludHd tho dclightful affair which was
i enjoyed by the following:
McSdamrS.
Russell Irvine Robert Sheppard
! Juhn Rnid Finn Allen
! Lee Hill Glenn brahum
| Misses
| Virginia Mexico Sara Jacobs
PARTY Postponed.
The dinner party which was 7" nave
been given this evening by tho Record
staff" OF Wheeling high school. has
been postponcd However the young
people will continue plans for the Dc
| iiChtful event which Will be held N
! the near future
Club Meeting.
Mrs. William Hamilton vas hostess
! n the members OF her cluh yesterday
afternoon. at her home on. Vermont
street Mt a very pleaasnt Informal at
! fair. The afternoon was spent i'll var
| ious forms of necdlcwork and music
/ and toward tho close of tho afternoon
| dclectable luncheon was served.
| Tho following werc the guests:
| MeSdameS.
r. F. Redman Emil stump.
| r I. NCCranahan Walter Wood
! Fred steele Win. Conrad
Arthur Graham Carl ScrlS
! p. L. Rrokaw George i. Wilson
| Charles BrQCkhardt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-29
BURKLEY PROMOTED

Announcement was mad" yesterday Of
the promotion uf Harry Eurklcy. Scncr-
al foreman for tho Baltimore d Ohio
railroad at Benwood, to the position as
assistant master mechanic at Cumbcr-
land, Md.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-29
Invitations Iaaund.

Invitations wero issued yesterday by
the members Of the Temple Juniors Cor
an informal dance 10 bc given OH
Thursday evening. February l.. III
honor of LinCOln'S birthday. The fol-
lowing is copy of the invitations re-
cciv"d by large number of the young
er set:
Yourself and Friend
are cordially invited to attend
An Informal Dance
Thursday, February T., 1920
At ElhS Club Fifteenth street
Wheeling. W. Va.
Given by the Temple Juniors
Jones Jazz Orchestra.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-29
Musical Department Recital.

Til, Music department Of the W"m-
ems Glub has arranged for \ recital
which Will b" ri,.u tonight 1T thu \.
O l.. W. auditorium ut SIS. Mrs.
sam NUy'9 * IN ,har@" OF Tn" program
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-29
Ja-Da Club.

The members Of tho Ja-na Club will
hold their initial dance on Tuesday eve
ming, February 5. at the Glen Lawn
dancing pavilion at Thompson station.
Music will he furnished by the Liberty
orchestra and cordial invitation Is CX-
tcndel y everyone 10 Att"Md.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-29
RHdpA Party.

Mrs. Jack Colvir, of IiirCh Lynn. on
tcrtaincd quito informally last evening
homOrInC several visitors who ar" in
the city. Bridge was tn diversion "t
the evening and the games w"r" supple
m'ntcd with dclcrtablc luncheon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-29
Yes. Girls.

Every body is using and talking about
DEGtW1LLO. the liquid tint. II Instant
~ 'bcautifcs the complexion, makes Q
soft, rosy-white skin everyone "tuAt
loves to touch" Over five huO0reQ
thousand girls and women are using t.
It's a real bcautifier. that's what II d
Try it today. At toilet counters eyAr5s
where, Your money back II yc1 go
like A. 80 g.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-29

Thursday. February ). III" Sewing
! C,rcl, of -. james EvauG' heal Luih-
eran church. w:n CIV" - supper at the
: church. between tho hours "r liN" and
/ eight u'clork Ms. Dtiu Sch"nt is nt
: IN. head IT ih.. arrangements commit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-29
ninnar Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Milton, Of St
Louis, No. who will leave this evening
for their home after visiting Mrs. Z. j.
Milton of Monument Place. for some
time. were complimcnted with Il charm
ing dinner party given last evening by
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Holloway. The ai.
fair was most informal and covers
were laid for only the intimate friends
Of the honor guests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-29
rnfnr1na1 Rafhariur.

Miss Virginia Phillips Will he the
charming hostess TO III" members of
her club on Friday afternoon at h"r
home in Edgwood. Informal social di-
versions and necdlcwork will fill tho
hours with pleasure for the young
ladic sand the serving of tea Will con-
Clude the affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-29
HONORARY EVENT.
At HIGH SCHOOL
Miss Lulu Acker Will Entertain With
Informal Party for the Members
OF the Senior Glass.

ono Of ~" must Interesting events or
m" week - IN" infurnal party which
viii h, even thus evening by Miss Lulu
.Nch,r in honor uf Tia" Senior class OF
Wh""linE High school. The affair Will
hr held ia tn" domestic science build
nr which win hay" attractive d"cora-
ton OF 'uld gold and green. TN C"l"rs OF
tn. senior class. tn" evening VIII be
spent in dancing and informal social
diversions and at a late hour tempting
luucl"un viii h" served. At this timo
I'll" Young prupl" viii present Miss
.Arkcr with present nS Il token Of theirs
low. and esteem for her.
Miss Ackrr, Who j. the sponsor for
thu. senior class. has taught English and
I.rl.ruiurr at the High school for SOM"
'imr Sn" recently resigned and Will
i"ayr Saturday for Cleveland. O., where
sh" Will teach III n Junior high school
Thu. guests 1T tins evenings affair
Will include:
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-EuY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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The dinner party which was I" have
been given this evening by tho Record
Staff OF Wheeling high school mas
people will continue plans for the de-
iightful event which will be held N
the near future
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-21
KANSAS Mi'sRuM GIFTS
NHit WRITTEN u ilI>tOLN

HANS. Kan. March 20 The
Fort Hays Normal Museum added q
rr specimen of historic value to
Itt collection he otlie rdny when
q. " Miilor ~ senlcd the museum
with O htlcf In Abraham lincoln's
own handwr,iing which Miller pio-
cured the DAY the Lincoln monu-
moni was dedicated Va springfield,
Illinois
Tho brief was iOnnd among other
relies In the office ul the Illinois
state Treasurer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-21
sPElktR's TRIBE IS
OUT To WIN P[NANT
n, JACK \rInk

NEW YORK. March gO-Tri
Speaker aud his e,aiand INDIAN
have been the subjects OF ecncgoul
consideration among baseball wiac
aeres IN sizing ~ American Longu,
entries IN the coming campaign loi
the 1890 pennant
When Tristram took commend pl
the Indians. following Ice fohl's o.
eIgnation In mld-seasOn last year
there was some doubt a. To whether
or not he possessed the uauliiicaiiun'
necessary To successful manager
That doubt has been removed
Speaker made good from tho start
~ q manager. Tie kept the Indians
fighting until the very last gasp. and
the fact that they PLAYED even hot
ter hall under his leadership spOh"
well for him. Cleveland fans ae 81
the opinion that their hopes oi see
ins the Indians annex pennani
would have been satisfied last year
had Speaker been M command from
the mart Of the season Who knows
The Indians Of 1890. then, mas.
be- considered ~ certain ponnanl COZ.
tenders. ON paper they look 20 be the
class OF the American League ana
the fact that Speakers players are
his pals, aud thai their appeiiirs iOr
the fame and fortune that comes
with the winning of a pcnnani aud
the playinE of tho worlds sorics have
not been satiaied indicates that they
are golng 10 put up the greatest
fight IN tho history Of ihe club.
IL appears that Speakers chance
~ success with the Indians depend
largely on how his pitchers show up
aud how he manages them pitching
has been fhe cleveland bugbear The
indians have been in need Of good
left-handcr az Two Tor several sea-
snnrs
la this respect speaker believes he
has found the man 90 solie The rid
die ln Dick Niehaus. lanky sOutiipaw
released fran the 81 Paul club
Niehnns worked in fifty games TOT
the ~. paul club lasi season. winning
tNenty-thrse aud losing Thirteen. Foo
q southpaM that N 81 good record ~
the association whore ihorc .s q
whole TOT oi hit,inE aud many rood
portside club sw.ngefs.
SO Nichaus viii be- depndod on 70
hold w thn Aoaihpanlng end Ut tn
Wtfhlng fof the Indians ublpss Jo.
noelHinE returns 20 the club. and n
no delivers. speaker and his admir-.
efs feel pretty sure that the Clete.
land rlghi.handers will be able To
fnke cate OF the rest of Il. iri.iram
nr0bahly figures thai because he has
q team with lcfthand hiilors pre-.
dominating tho batting order the
TASKS Of his righi-handers again.t
the best knifehnnd tlingers In their
hague Will b. llghiened while one
good fonrhpaw should he able 10
take can "a rival clabs 10 the GA.
tent Of winning enough games tn
make up the deficit IN the won
column" that loa the pennant f0r
the Tribe last season In other
words. speaker and his supporters
telleve club OF the calihre Ut the
IAdIans can win a pennant With a
yikht-handed pitching staff.
The Indians have q lot OF class. In
addition 10 Nlohans. they took four.
teen Ringers % the training camr
OF New Orleans Their hest right.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-21
SAN FRANCISCO
WOMAN GAINS II
POUNDS ON TANLAC

They said couldn't live moro
than siN months longer but I'm silll
hrlr and feeling FIVE said Mrf
MaI} Daley. OF $50 OAK street san
J. tame eco. Cal
= nave actually gained seventeen
pound. since ! began taRiug iauiaJ
,lio continued and 20 look at me one
NutiIlt think thii f0r several
1901 f. ~as unable 10 de- my house.
Hura suffered iIuu Aasifi'r 600 5000
i.Wo would blu1t terribly aud aiwpys
frlt Mi rabiu had me- appet,t
Ind 500. uusrafod 40 the time $50.
tu u0bopf the least little noise would
.ar'r to Hd u Was almost impus
Ibir tn E.t % good uIrht- sleep +
HHU H..I sweat. Int Was so run
'o.. 900 trtk that the slifhipst ~.
,fi.HH tnu'd almost 'ShaAsi me com
p'C'r. .n. weight droldlully and
Na- Iuid uJi couldn't live six
mnH'h 90 ihc rat" MAS then coins
down h.'l
Nothing helped ma until began
iJl'nr Ituilc ana ! honestly believe
b. the finest medicine IN the world.
ur DO hJ, made me- Just lilr o. urn
i'rs1n Ny appetite Is splendid aud
mover have the slightest indigoft,uu
any moro ana | never enjoyed such
unr aad refreshing Sleep IN my lie
tH dn nov My house has eight
room and do ul the work WIN
'itH 1inac has been u god-scnd 10
W, arl would be- selfish not Ia toll
other. about II
TAM Nc / sold In Amarillo hy ].
n Collins
HHaH
Tho palm tree pet. forth q branch
ovcrN month.
assaass=
Tho Clio mon ter mover attacks
HnprM cd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-21

hand flingnTH are jim Haghy George
l'hie. stan COyeleskie. RAY Caldwell.
Elmer Meyers aud Guy Morton Then
they have Lambeth. Faeih. Phillips,
va lepfer u he reports and gets
. into shape and Georrc Cykowski
. Young amateur pitcher Who comes
10 The Tribe wiih u better record
than aid l'hlo The, ais0 have q
sensational fouihpaw pro pect 400
Jimmy kahnnn. Forest City ANA.
ieur Figuring tha' Cleteiaud's right
hand malnsldy vii enjoy normal,
good seasons. there T. NO reason wh,
Speakers dope" rcgarding q rlgh'.
hiuf staff ana the winning 10! o
nonnant maf not Nork ouf Ana "
Niohgls COMES through. spoke
Wlll have no pitching wurios
steve O'Noll les Nunamakcr md
Chel Thoma. oopprise she Indian
catching rfln lNoill has been %
inr Tor rood many seasnus 90 b
.iiil ,tarrInE l.aft season be- h,i .,l
while tho veteran Nunamlkor clu'-
bod $50 NO' hllf bad Tor @ c1tl1.r
whO shln"s in fD many u.hcr U..s
'O'Noil and Nunlmaker aio I.lt.
lard hlu"'i Thomas. Who had au
tr'rfiunll', poor wear with tlie
"'"teonn 200 1919 hts from the por'
s.de
The cleveland nfiold is ono OF the
hcsi DO either league Larry Gard
ners igo his not Kept him from
Hafring All hs ib IN hi ulrWori
.nlavinr Tor Sur1ket who ia bo. Om
nal of both Gardiner and Joe Wood
larn hr 300 lat season. ~ is
hoWiue uo .irns 81 goiRe hack 20
3D. lmshCs Doc Johnston and ~
llanit will bc we'll able to take
care ~ frei base Johnston. Who hit
a0s In 1919. IL souihpaN batter.
Harris Who dubbed .s7i finishing
IN tho heels of ~ Cobb. swing.
from the right side oi the plate
rhrsr fWn rIn br alternaiod against
icii and right handed pitching
Raw chapman the be.t shor' top
.n M" american League. hii 300 lat
wear Ne b. r.rhi hand hitter
Wamh gnnns. Who has more than
won his spur. AZ second bafc. club.
bod s-N and b. also q fighthand hit.
ter Some smuggling uf.eldT Wow tell
an AMI. sneaker eau divide ,i go
evenly ~ tho matter ol rich. ana
leu hand hnliug b plavns iohr
ton ~ first
Thf ouifiald. with Speaker Zoo cen.
tor cranoy ir loii ana Elmer Smith
"a right = good enough tor the
average man1rcf Giancy dit act
bi az Won lf be- might have IA.
cason. hut ip2o Is another ycat
iiit average last summer fol- ~
sa4 speakegs batting flll ufl q hi'
600. due nn unuli o. has manager.
% worries and The tIshtnps, ~ The
raHc Hut he finished M" s'assm ~
iinr eco smith hf .7N ard i1t
Wood aii NOihlng o. worry about
hfrr. ~ ali at the cleveland oIt.
.lolders shoild BIZ hotter hest scl.
son
LOOKING "a Tho Indians from O..
taglos II appears that tho wu," %,
opinion faYoring them as likely pon.
nnnt winners h. justified. They have
no sio0.n0o beauties. hut they h,ye
lass and the, are Well balanced ey.
lept W the matter NJ predomin.
nee of rieh,. hand pitching Hut the
thoy holsi of are
among the best Ia the American
league 'Watch ont Tor the Indians
TLey'l b. ON the warpath from the
sipri and n viii not be- surrrisiag u
they beitr their 1919 po.iiinn. ~
10 ih;s ihoy will have To- win De
psunant
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-21
What
School?

We have had forty calls dur.
ing the past 20 days for our
graduates.
The amarillo liasinc~. 'ollcer has
~ The past ~ wears. h"cn training
s. oung nrn and Young women for
"a hrI naii o'iicr posiiinrs.
Wiilr for our ttiE icHr Iaok
nj information. W. variations. In.
tci an, VI rdaA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-21

Tho palm tree pet. forth branch
every month
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-21

Tho Clio monster mover attacks
HnWu,o.od
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-05
Sla6Smtta,ua itittinen

5inlupionin @irginian, Soir'
bnntiin @mborrasiin, Geplan, Pi'
fen ia Sanbpn leutafunnille. Yi-
temmdn aifan on 10 ollut p1beena
rmliooostoo pll1olepista ~leurnfitn>
nista olilo citrofintapiiriniG, iiIId
ennen boitooni fltllitpat %ieltrofun-
not tpon paliouoen tGbben eiDat ole
mielestGni iaanut torpeelIista bot
toa mit1 oliiin bolitmmut, mltta
NIT on mibboinfin Sitmoln lGbettG>
NIT nellie Siiomesta liiaG tpomoi-
mio. MINI. past. llniitalpn ia Sea-
renin, joten ebooitufleni on, ettd
pll1olemot feurafunnat futiuiiimot
opettajnfli past. &arenin. Rast.
&aren ia noimonia oiaatpat .bpmir
mDosftn rliotiinfieIen, ioten elmer
fifii 8ireiniosia moiiimat palpello
mposfin rliotlalaiSto pleiio6 Sitmo-
Ion ionolla.
@iinn jobbosta pppbGn %ie1trofl1n-
item beti %pit1nddn fofoufienia ia
ilmoittnnoan iiitG mrinulle moibafs
femme eoelleen toimiu jobbon NIT
f%aiiesia jGricstpfiesiG.
sos fofousta ielrafunnislonnc
Ell diff mnboollisto eniten pitdd,
min mihtoan toiiesia paifosin ole.
moan Observation-Disclosures
Ieeni, ionfa pbtepoesiG moiiimme pi
t6d fofoufien ianotrSta oiiasta.
8ast. ~oiitnnon iubteen eiitt1ifin
8irginion falipnnfio.
gst. s.. @iiotioIoinen, @lp, Minn.