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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11
CONCERT TICKETS ARE
BEING SOLD RAPIDLY

Amarillo people are being urged
~ attend the French Graai Opera
tohrcri tc b. given Fiidly nigh,
a. the First Chttiian Church ~ \
O'clock TN lci'ers winch are helm,
iuilod oui by the rntcrigin.ncu'
committee of the Hnard OF CITY de-
v,lormcnt. under whose auspices tie
concert will sc brought here. The
concert viii he given by quartet
from the New Orleans Grand Opera
Company and promises To be- one ol
The highest class entertainments
marble pconlc have had the oppor-
ilniiy 10 attend Cor some time.
f"cnusc uf the limited seating
capacity of the church. II * believed
ihlt there win be- little difficulty IN
Hing on, the house. In fact. tickets
arc now yelling even Easter than had
h"cn expected by the cOmmittac aud
iitii"a'iuns are that all seats will
nric been tikn nv Wight. Announce
m'nt was made that the price OF adj
mission would be- Sl.aO for adults
and sl.oc Ger children, plis war tax.
P'riics desiring tickets Ia be- mail
cd "I delivered 10 them should tnlc-
lhrnc th" entertainment committee
- Ne 122 Tickets have been
placed on sale AZ all the drug stores.
IN ,marillo Hotel. the ofiic" at ihe
i'curt OF city Development aud 'hc
rfli'e uf u T.. Grove aud Company.
Cos 'olk street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11
Every Druggist in U. S, In.
struoted to Refund Price
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er If Relief Does Not Come
Within Two Minutes.
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Relief, Quick Warm. Up.

The sensation ~ the wear In the
drug trade j. Asplronal. the two.
minute cold and cough believer. Ga
ihoriiaii,ciy guaranteed by the labora.
tories; tested. appro,n anil NOS
enthusiastically cnio.s,d by tie high
est authorities, and Procls.uci by
the common people - ten times ~
quick ard effective as whi,kry. r,rk
aal rfc. or auy ether cold anl eoagh
remedy fhey have ctcf tried.
NJ dwg Stores aye noa suppl oil
With The uouirfh HrW clisir. 81 al
Nol have a. 10 10 get ~ % that coil
e 10 stop into toe ncarcs' ifr. store.
haud she c.eas hsif % dollar fur y hoiii
~ Aspironal anil tel him a. serve yoI
two ieasrooniuis With four teaspoon
fuls Of ua'rg IN glass With vour
watch ~ youf hlni. take ihe dilk
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hrrs in two niHaies II vai cannsg
feel yvnf e.ii fading haay iike T. iraia
villain d. 'imr Amli. Boat o. bash
~, Coz al drggiss Invite rou aai
'fpfri YOU 90 ify b. freryioiy .
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hems 70 ssHr wife fna habiss, TO-
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11
CONFERENCE IS HELD.
ABOUT RATE HEARING
WITH DALHART MEN

Representative of the Dalhart
commercial cluD met In conference
Tuesday nighl with the Officers Of
tho l'anhandle-Plalns chamber ~
commerce. the main topic OF discus
sion being the traffic nceiIng 90 be
held ~ Washington. March q. ly the
Interstate Commerce Commission.
The action Of the l'nnhandle- Plains
chamber Of commerce In preparing
Ia send llnmlin Palmer. traffic man
nbcr Of the Board OF city Dcycl0p-
meni. Ia the meeting was endorsed
10 the meeting Other minor mat
ter. were discussed
C. y walker. editor OF the Dal-
hart Texan. n n. Thompson NJ The
Thompson Hardware Comnanv. aud
Mr. McGrudor. ~ the Dalh1rt light
plant. were the representative front
ralhart. A. $. Stnnett. president.
aud Frank Il. Jamison. secretary
chamber Of commerce. and llnmlin
Palmer. Of the Board Of Guy Do
,clOpmcnt. were the local men pres
rnt.
The delegation enjoyed dinner NJ
Tho Amarillo Hotel. and the evening
was spent ~ the home cf Mr.. Stn-
nett The Dalhart representative.
left fer home on the late night Den
yer train
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11
SEVERAL ANAR|LLOANs
ON TEACHERS PROGRAM
At PANHANDLE MEETING

Prof NJ II. duncan. superintend-
ent OF the Amarillo schools. viii at
,ond the meeting Of the Panhandle
Teachers Association to he held In
The auditorium OF the West Texas
state Normal College at Canyon.
March /. ana 20. and viii address
the assembly on what Kind OF
Training Should the Normal Give Its
students SO As To Best Serve the
Ciiy schools" ". 4. Mcintosh.
principal Of the high school. will
give q twenty minute talk on so
cializ!ng Of High school Discipline. :"
In the primary. intermediate and ru-
ial section netting. Miss Willie kim
brouah VIII discuss Reading In pri-
laiy Grades"
Tho general theme Of the cOnyen-
il0a will BE- Locking Forward. :"
Or. II. 7. Ninson. president OF the
University o.: Texas. will speak In
The normal auditorium Friday morn
ing and also that night Miss Kath-
orine Gray. assistant superintendent
Of the state Department ~ Educa-
ION, WIZ tax" % nimpOriant part on
the program. speaking Friday after
noon and night
In connection with the Teachers
Association. A Keeping Fit onfer.
eaco VIII be- held for the Panhandle.
End large Attendance Is assured. II
Is believed.
Miss Norma McMillcn. OF Amaril.
To- Is secretary Ut the association. l..
". Fertsch. Of Hereford. IL president
and v II. Savage OF Tulia. yico-pfes-
idcnt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11
NEW PENNY STORE TO
De 0fEN NEXT MONTH

George \. IcNoal. local manager
FOR the J. e, Penny Company. is IN
Amarillo making preparations for
he 0r"ning shortly after April ! OF
The stUic OF that company 10 he To-
Gated IN the Fakle- Montgomery
building. seventh and Polk streets.
lie said Yesterday that the installa.
ti01 OF fixtures, which will BE- IN.
ishcd In oaE. probably win begin to-
Cay.
Tho new store will handle dry
goods, cl.>hing. ladies' and mems
furnishings aud shoes Mr. McNe1l
came 10 Amarillo from Ration. y. NJ.
where he was manager Of s,oi-' 81
the Penny company. lie said that
The Amarillo branch * one 81 q
hundred nos stores 10 be- cpentt
this year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11
OFFICE RECEIPTS
DUNNO FEBRUARY SHOW
CAIN over PAST YEAR

Local post office receipts for last
month we're Sa.ais.OU. az compared
with $3.50 So for tho sane ncb,h
. year ago. II was pointed out that
the three cent postage rate was In
effect during February. 1919. max.
ing The increase Of last months
business over February 1919 far
more than II appears to he
\ car load OF catalogs was recciy-
Cd rerentlv by the local office. These
oi'alogs were unloadcd and entered
into the mr'ls NJ this point for dis.
irritation over this section OF the
country The ai.000 cnial0gs con-
lnlncd IN the shipment weighed APP
rroXimniciy 10000 pounds. ar %
'ona II Was said. This viii add ma
ieriallv 10 the business ~ the local
office. ..,t,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11
HIGH c. {. OFFICIAL
ARRIVES IN AMARILLO

John Cecil of Minneapolis. MINI,
.orm'r secretary OF the Nest Lake
Community Y. VI. 9. 4. there. who
Egy recently appointed field sccro-
'ary NJ The Southwestern Federation
Of CHRISTIAN Endeavur with head
uarters IN Amarillo arrived In AM
lrillo Yesterday noon To Dcgin his
duties. Ne will attend the banquet
and rally t0nigh, N honor Of nr
William Shaw and will leave F,ida,
for "trip lasting several weeks
mcst Of III time to be spent IN Okla
hOma
Mr.. Cccil plans to return To ANA
iillo within few weeks and bring
Nrs Crci' with him aud make their
permanent home here. Before com.
ing I" Amarillo ne stopped In Dallas
to confer with W Roy Freq. cX,-
culive secretary OF the FclcIatiOa.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11
BANQUET AND RALLY IN
HONOR Or SHAW TONIGHT

IN william shaw. who Il g. BE-
gu"si of honor ut . banguo, ~, q
o'clock this cvcing ~ the First Chgls-
tan church aud VINO IL to De chief
speaker ~ = mas, meeting IN the
church auditorium M \ o'clock. Is
expected 10 arrive with Mr.. Shaw
0vc" the Santa Pc lines this after.
noon fram san Angelo. where be-
spoke last niEht.
The Panhandle Carisiian i:n'r-
nvnr Union has made extensive
ifans 10 welcome pr Shaw In his
visit TO the Panhandle. Il Is expect
ID that many young people from all
over the Panhandle will BE- present
~ the banquet and rally. The gei-
er'l public j. cordially invited to the
mosF. meeting when IT, Shaw will
speak
Although nothing definite has
!, ~ hcaid from Dr Shaw ~ Ia
9 hat he viii speak upon. II Is be-.
lie, ed that he will speak ~ the ban
auet on "'rhc Evolution of hristign
tldeuyor" and ~ the mass meeting
On THE rhailenge OF Christian
HndeHvor These are the subjects
b. has choscn in many other TsSss
cities.
The Home Mission society VII
serve the banquet. and II b. said that
4 most tempting m1nu has been pie.
paf.d
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11
FOURTH Street
o. WHITE WAY To
!, SANTA f URGED
PROPOSED ExTE ysiON on TAy.
LoI STREET CASE, N.ICu
INTEREST

Following the announcement Uy
t0' Beard 0f city Developm mt Of
aus movement 10 secure white way
Tor Taylor street from Third to
tlrhth street. property ownern from
First 10 Third on Taylor aud from
Ia'lyor 10 the Santa Fc Depot on
Fourth Stress. have expressed their
hesires aud willingness 10 pay their
fiup0rtiOnate parts In establishing
Ike lighting system In front OF
iheir properties. Steps viii be taken
by the board 10 get IN touch with all
property holders along these routes
with . view OF ascertaining their
WISHES. II ls understood.
n number NJ The owners of prop-
rrly on TAYLOR street have volunteer
Aithout solicitation To pay their
quotas for securing the white way.
ana ~ far no opposition has heor
encountered. Promoters and inter.
sst"d parties have also suggested
mat mn extension Of the Polk street
'ystom from Third TO First street.
80 as 10 be- In uniformity with the
proposed TAYLOR stree, system. wouiG
hr splendid advertisement for the
'lt>. as they could BE- more readily
seen by persons riding through on
trains
II was announced yesterday. IN re-
ply to u suggestion to the effect thai
u Is evcn now difficult TO secure
lighting power for the present Polk
street white Way. that the CITY Light
ana water Company Is now instell-
ing Injuries ana making prerdra-
lions TO furnish the city ample pow
T ior any proposed street lilhtlng
systems.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11
Amusements
H.w''STEAD BEN1LY TO
HETt IN To MISSION

Mr.. Hampstead Bentley, South
lands Swcctes, Tenor" who has heen
appearing at the Mission theatre the
past week Is To play a week return
engagement commencing Monday.
Malrn 9Th.
The management Of the Mission
stated that It was by popular demand
ihat they were bringing this clever
entertainer back Ter week. HIS
work here proved very popular with
local thcFire goers and the an
hounremcut of his return date will
come rs good news To those that
heetd him last week. He comes
back this time with new line of
clever songs fcaturnr his Melody
lectures" illustrated In motion pic
turc film.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11
FOUR ENL|sTMENTs
RECENTLY IN NAVY

The local naval recruiting station
Las recently sent The following for
tcrvicc In the u. s. Navy Robert
tones TO the sthaool Of Aviation at
chicago: Willie Lester. apprentice
seaman: William Doyle. apprentice
s'aman-yooman. Newport. u. L.;
Frank Lillian. fireman. LIST Glass.
II r. learned at the recruiting Of
Zee that nll trades schools are open
for enlistment -ow Some of them
ere located 10 hampton Roads. Calf
port, Mise; Chicago and ut New
port.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11
INCLUSION FINED
IN CITY COURT ON
A TRAFFIC CHARGE

J. u. McCuistion. who wa9 tried by
!nry In the CorpO' COut, yes
to-day morning On = cnarEe ~ rcck-
less DRIVING. was fired si0. and me
ivy recommended that his auioiho-
bile license be revoked.
Testimony IN ihr ease " g. said
snowcd That MEG listion was driving
west on SiAih stree, gnd that he en-
dcvorod &C. avoid IN automobile
driving North on Polk aud another
driving iouth ON the same street.
WHOM his ear strack Mrs. !. y. Al
lard. who was taken 10 the sanilnri-
mn following the accident; The col
lision resulted ~ ccnscquerr" Of
r"cl.l,ss dyivins and speeding. ac-
cordinr In the summary Of The ryi.
dcpc. by element Nosl. cilv attorney.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11
GYMNASIUM PLEDGES
ARE BEING COLLECTED

Members OF the Board Of Cily
Development are cooperating with
ihe conservatives at the high
school In the collection VI pledges
tor the construction " an nudlto-
rinm and ore meeting with good
succer, u was announced ycstcr-
day.
II N believed iha, ec'unl constrlc-
ton viii begin ON the auditorium ~
soon rs al collections. which amount
10 about $1,000. are made.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11
~, EIiL IECGtIrS NM
ACCEPTED EOi, ARMY

WIZ = Roberts aud Maurice r..
'rihpbcll both " i.okn,y. Texas
wcrc feI lc'iry fpr one years enlist
nlcnt each IN the 18th field artillery.
John T. McNichols. has enlisted In
The 1T Engineers corps. t. be- sta
toned at III rnso. Texas. Jamar ".
Mcnrc will leave tomorrow for SER
ricc IN tie coasi Artillery In the
Philippine Islands.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11
"SOLDiFRs on FORTUNE"
VT MISSION TODAY

"Soldirr's of Fortune" probably
she most popular ~ Richard Hard
INK Davis rovels. lends itself 20 adj
mlrably In phoiodramntizaiion on ac.
count oi hr'nming over with ac,ion.
has been nicturised for the Mayflow-
81 lictfrc CorpOgttion by Allan
'Wan. director NJ "pauthea. " David
'irrnm." cheating Chtatcrr" and
other screen Successes.
The role Of CLAY. created In tho
dramhlic version b. Robert Edcson
Is PLAYED In the iilm version Dy Not.
man Kerry.
"Soldicrs OF Fortune" will ue seen
at the Mission theatre today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11
Warrant, Deed

u. e. polrr 10 u. 4. Waller. int
Z bl1ch >. Famons Heights adj
Ton. Con sldetation Se3s.0n.
Inrong T. i.Hw ~ Lille u. Brooks
lot n. block a. Plemonf addition.
CONSIDERATION yii0oo
iesa Whitaker e - ". Poster
lots a. ana 10. bigck iiS. Mirror
addition. Consideration se7s00o
Myrtle nlvb io y. Martin. lots
- aul o.. block as. Mirror addl-
Ton. Confederation ssi'o 90
Myfiie natis io " I Martin o.,
inilsrH $50 - lm e. bloch 10.
i'lemanf addition. Considerable
fs0a 90
thsffsf - tndnmenf
Nrs a. " faiffhild w. George
v. nal,efis. ! y. caufi. rnitrr eoah.
~. judrmenl il3s.si aud eosia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11

Ha,nos-rhe funeral services ut
Edison Haynes will h. conducted
'his afternoon ~ O'Clock IN The
'hapel uf the Grirrs Undertaking
'nmpani rev. e. /. Griswild pas.
Tor of the Second Balist Church.
officiating. Burial VIII be- In Llano
tomctcr".
WVson-- Mrs, Emily Clark " ilson
aged g. years dlad Il G o'clock ycs-
icrdny morning at The homo Of her
daughter. Mrs l.. u Caldwell seven
miifs north of Amarillo. Tho holy
VIII he IN state IN the parlor of the
Gr'ass Undertaking Company pend
ine the arrival Of cat Of town rcla.
lives AMI the announcement OF fune.
raj ARRANGEMENTS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11
nhnLnln ami. .nr llnl,l..

fillfArO March 60 May b.
i'l thesk-rnon rifis here have starr
"a aull against iie hniel MANAGE
menif sseklnf the fsso,srf ~ iips
shifh, the, charge, sers collected
Their employers The amounts
IA date aggregate fist.eee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11

FOL inrcph =. Gohn. L. $. 4. In
rrf otoi-lns'ruoicr stationed No llous-
ION. was IN A'nerillo "Wednesday un
On insrcction tour &c recruiting ia
tiphs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11
BETTER THAN
WHISKEY FOR
COLDS AND FLU

New Elixir, Called AspiroH
al, Medicated With --latest
Scientific Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by Euro.
pean and American Army
Surgeons 10 Cut Short a
Cold and Prevent Compli-
cations.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-11
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Tenn.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-03
BOTHPARTIES' LEADERS.
DROP HARDING AFFAIR

New York, Nov. 1.-Republican
and Democratic headquarters today
made it plain that no statement will
be made or recognition of any kind
be accorded to stories circulated
during the closing days of the cam
paign with regard to Senator Hard
ing's genealogy.
The only reference to the matter
that has been forthcoming from
either headquarters was contained
in statements issued last night by
Scott c. Bone, publicity director Of
the Republican National Committee,
and Chairman George White. of the
Democratic National Committee. In
his statement Bone said that
Washington correspondent OF
large Democratic newspaper in the
East had printed matter concern
ing Harding's ancestry was in Coy.
Cox's special train and disseminated
by a young man closely Connected
with the Ohio Democratic State
Committee"
White replied that Bones state
nent inferentially charged the Dem
ocratic National Committee with
responsibility for the stories and de-
scribed it as a desperate political
trick"
The Washington herald., 1920-11-03
FINAL SUMMARY OF CAMPA
AND OUTLOOK FOR ELECTION
Copyright, 1920. BY the Press Publishing Co.j
tThs View York Evening World.l

Maryland Virginia California Missouri Montana, Colo
Utah. New Hampshire Connecticut and Virginia added
the nonpasan survey of the
onal election situation with these States leaning Harding
Wisconsin, Connecticut and Missouri
expected whether Senator Harding elected
would receive the Senate that would him against
Harding spent the election hrede serenity with
nothing add his prediction gunfr Gov Cox made final
address Toledo and returned to his home Dayton.
William E Chancellor former school superintendent of Wash
and of Ohio sued Dayton Oho Journal for $Ioo
ooo libel in the publication of his alleged denial that he
circulated letter rejecting Senator Hadngs geneaogy
The Rev A. S. Watkins Prohibition candidate for the Presi-
dency, forecasted his noneecdon.
Harding and Cox will be accompanied by their
polls Marion
and Dayton
Inactivity among so-caled third parties
Republicans and Democrats against nroads from this
The weather favored record breaking throughout the
with perhaps naugurang their suffrage
franchise.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-03
WORKERS ASK
81 ADAY RAISE
District Wage Board May
Settle Dispute at Meet
ing Today.

A decision, of the District Wage.
Board on the proposed increased
wage scale for per diem workers
may be reached at meeting today.
Maj. Carey H. Brown, chairman of
the board, said last night. If COM
plications arise. however, another
meeting may be held
Representatives from local union,
No. SO, of the Federal Employees
Union, consisting of District work
ers, will present the case of their
organization to the wage board to-
day.
The City Employees Association,
which is leading the campaign for
a higher per diem pay scale, sent
representatives to a meeting of the
board yesterday. A delegation head
ed by Joseph II. Hurley, president
of the association, made its claims
to the board.
The per diem workers ask that
their pay be increased to correspond
with the navy yard scale. This
means an increase of approximately
81 a day for most of the per diem
employees.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-03
CENTRAL LABOR UNION
REVISES UNFAIR" LIST

Further revision of the unfair"
list of the Central Labor Union was
made at a meeting of the organiza-
tion last night in Musicians Hall,
1905 E street northwest The name
of hardware dealer was added and
that of hotel striken off.
A resolution endorsing the re-
cently-organized Business Represen-
tatives Association, which is COM
posed of the business agents of the
various locals, was passed with a
clarification of the associations
status and purpose.
Following the announcement that
the Labor League would next week
publish a list Of all local firms
handling goods marked with the
union label, ]. ]. Reynolds, chair
man, Norman Sprague and James
McCracken were appointed as a
committee to arbitrate a difference
concerning wages and shop condi-
tions now existing between the
white and colored BARRIERS of the
District.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-03

Based on eleyenth-hour reports
from the thirty-two States elect
ing Senators. the Republican Sen
storial committee, of which SEN
ator Poindexter is chairman. claim
ed last night that the next upper
chamber will present a Republican
majority of from -four to eight
Reports from Ohio. it was stated,
pointed to the triumph of the Re
publican Senatorial entry, Frank B.
Willis From Indiana came the word
that Senator watson was showing
such increased strength as to re-
move all doubts about his return.
Reports from Oklahoma stated
that Representative John W. Har-
reid. Repu bIican candidate for the
Senate. would, be elected by from
q, 900 to 10000 over Representative
Scott Ferris. the Democratic nomi-
nee. In Kentucky the Republicans
were reported equally jubilant over
the prospective showing of their
Senatorial candidate, Richard Ernst.
The Democrats refused to concede
the validity of any such claims
While they would not commit
themselves as to the relative stand
ing of the two parties in the Senate,
they express belief that Democratic
Senators will be elected in Ken
lucky. Oklahoma, Utah, Connecti-
cut and New York.
On the eve of the election Miss
Alice Paul. Of the National Woman's
Party said:
AS it was too late for women to
take an effective part in this cleo
ton campaign. it is up to them to
so organize themselves as to be
able to use their votes effectively
in the future"