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Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-12-17
GRANGE BACKS AMERICAN PLAN

The National Grange adopted q
resolution at its recent convention
in Boston declaring FOR the open
shop and In favor of collective bar
gaining.
We disapprove of any system" the
resolution said, which denies to any
individual the right to work in any
place where there is need of his in
dustry at any time and at any wage
which is satisfactory to him, or quit
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-12-17
USES TIRE PUMP AND QUILL
AND SAVES COW FOR FARMER

With first-aid veterinary kit
consisting of chicken qnill and an
automobile pump. one of the county
agents of the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture saved a 5000
COW belonging to farmer in PEN
der County, N. C.
This farmer had expressed an I'm
favorable opinion of farmers coop
erative demonstration work, declar-
ing that he would rather use his
money for other purposes than in
helping to pay the county's portion
of the expenses. While he was in
town he received word that his val
liable COW was attacked with mix
fever. The county agent went
home with him and found the neigh
bors using primitive methods in treat
ing the animal for hollow tail'' and
collie.
Using the chicken qpilI and the
automobile pump, the. county agent
pumped the cows uder full of air.
In less than two hours she was on
her feet. Some simple remedies
completed the cure.
The farmer attempted to give the
county agent a check for $40, which
of course, was declined. The far
mer. however. became a warm sup
porter of the m-extension work.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-12-17
DIRECT VOTE FOR PRESIDENT

ConslderabIe thought Is being
giving throughout the country as to
the feasibility of electing the presi-
dent of the United States py dl-
rect vote of the people instead of
thru the electoral college
A great many students of Ameri-
/ can government have come to the
conclusion that the electoral college
is a relic of a theory or principle
long since wholly abandoned by the
American people. They see no rea-
son why it should not be elimina-
ted from the constitution and bring
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-12-17

this document into harmony with
Iup-to-date methods.
Without doubt, the electoral sys-
tes diseriminates against citizens Of
certain of the states and is reAec-
tion hpon the ability and fitness of
American citizens for complete self
government
1t has happened that the popular
choice for president was defeated by
the electoral vote as was the case in
1883 when Grover Cleveland had al
most 100000 more popular votes
than Benjamine Harrison but re-
ceived only 16s votes to Harrison's
2s3 in the electoral college-Trlni-
dad Picketwire.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-12-17

How many foreign born citizen
voted for Harding at the recent
election? We candidly believe that
the number exceeds Harding's ma
Jority OF the popular vote, and that
more real American ballots were
cast Tor Cox than for Harding.
Americanism sustained ?'' Fid-
.dlesticks!-Bayfield Blade.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-12-17

OUR MOTTO: JUSTICE WHERE vER N May lead
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-08
CHRISTIAN.

FIRST CHRIsrIAN--N Ninth and
Douldcr Meade Dutt, pastor, nos
South Denver. phone OsagC 4S95.
Richard ltcilhron. educational direc-
tor, and Robert Adams. financial
secretary, with offices at the church !.
phone 2A1T Departmental Bible
school at $40. communion and
preaching at lOt5. What Mean Ne
by These StoncS2' Intermediate En-
doavor on second floor at &; Y. 4. s.
G. T.. In social hall at Gtb; prcachin z
at 1:3O, Tho Seeking savior" Mr.
lIeilbrou viii favor us with a violin
solo, accompanied by Mise Gardner
on the organ
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-08

Brannon, pastor; l.. G. Mccullough,
superintendent: Walter Brandhorg,
league president; w. II. Siders,
chorister; II. w. Kcefe, financial
manager. Sunday school at 9:i5;
Epworth league at $50. Preaching
at IL and 7:30: subjects, "Fullnoss
of Power in Service and Crying in
the Air or Praying TO God" Unit
prayer meetings every night this
week except Monday and Saturday.
Evangelists Kendall and Parker will
be here for next Sundays services.
They are Just closing a great meeting
at Fttst NJ. u. church OF Emporia.
KAN, and we are very fortunate to
secure their services.
FIRST METHODIST-Fifth and
Boulder. J. W. Abel pastor; office
phone Usage 1858. residence Usage
75i Miss Faye Burritt Emery, as
sistant: Willard John. superin,cn-
dent. Sunday school. $3.50. Our slo-
gan is Everybody in the church a
member OF the Sunday sshool and
everybody in the Sunday school a
member OF tho church" Morning
service, l0.i5. great cvangelistic
service; topic, Testing the Reality
Of tho Christian Religion" Junior
league at o'clock; childrcn's serv-
ice led by Professor spindler. Ep-
worth and intermediate leagues al
$3.50. Evening service at 1850 Boy
Scouts attend in, a body. Meeting
continues throughout tho coming
week. Come and see an old time
revival
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-08

GRACE METHODIST Third and
Trenton. Everett Simpson, pastor,
1921 Fast Third street, phone Osage
1237-R a. A. Board, superintendent.
X. l., Dunkle, John w. Jones. w. j.
Whidboe and Mrs. S. NJ Porter, as.
sistants; John W. Jones, financial
secretary. sunday school. $3.50 n. m.
Divine worship at fl and 1880. The
pastor will preach at the morning
hour and Rev. j. II. Thackrey, dis
trict superintendent. will preach in
the evening. EpwOrth league, $50,
Walter Rapcr, president Ju0 Tor
league at o'clock, in charge of Mrs.
Hornbeck. Bible study class Tues
1880, taught by Mrs. Mary Coz.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
At 1880 o'clock.
PARK VIEW COMMUNITY
CHURCIT--Sunday school 10 q, m.
Preaching by pastor at 1 "A. m. Rev.
l., /. Brannon will preach at the
evening service, 1880.
WESLEY COMMUNITY -- First
and Lee. West Tulsa. Rev. w G.
Clock. pastor Sunday school at 10
a. M Epworth league ~ 1880 p. N.
Sermon at IL a. m
BETHEL MISSION-- Osccola and
Council northcast part of cityD,
Mrs Bertha Ehlcrs, superintendent.
Sunday school at 2;3O, followed by
public worship.
TfGERT MEMORIAL CM. T.. 81
Main and Easton. Rcv. Harold G
Cooke, pastor. 1850 North Denver
. 4
retary, phone SS24, Sunday schoo
9:45. Epworth league 7;l5, Junior
league 2:30. Chorus services II and
S:30. Boy Scouts 1880 Friday
evening.
WESLEY CHAPEL CM T.. Col
Frankfort and Easton. Rcv II
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-08
pHi,sBYTERIAN.

.Arsr pRESBYTERIAN -- Sew
iMoa poston. C.. w. Kerr pastor
.nth s"I school at $50, beginning
sunas;, minutes concert by orches-
WIN ,..ior Endeavor at $3.50; senior
ira 'v,,termediate 6!l5. Morning
ara nv tho pastor. Gods Holy
seIpISV" Fycring sermon at 1880 by
Day .,or what Can DO for My
ne pe't In Tuisa?" Special music
ss,s ssO morning and evening.
.,,,oNp pREsBYTERTAN---Zu-
s.1 partou streets. W. II. Muir
e ar IT, pastor. Sunday school
wy ~ %. Forman, superintcnd
80 r'ckets given to every child
tnt a'ns good for moving picture
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at 4:30 on Friday.
ense..sodiat, Endeavor at 4. senior
IhVi"sS Ihs,sS Preaching by the pastor
al I'd 1880. morning sermon,
AZ l sbic Methods" evening topic.
S.,sn. .story building" Six reels
so,,i,g picures show Friday
ol ni,g AZ 730 admission free.
,.a.,, eundav evening ono reel sCeric
hss h'tly in coiors Tonight the
nrs p.c.u, NJ the Yellowstone. Picture
,ty1owsd bv cvangelistic prcachinr.
,wsssSday evening prayer meeting
yi33Oi
r,NtTED PRESBYTER!AN =
c,syenno and Cameron. Charles u.
S.ucomb. minister, residence ] o
NJ, cameron, phone 2947-R Ri
", school e:A5, G. $. Wilson, super
's,sndent Preaching by the pastor
n,S communion at II. Christian
'nion service 1880 p. m. prayer.
.,ase .r,g and Bible study 1:30 Wednes-
day evening
pruJ,FTTE MEMORIAI~-Has-
,.I and Bullette. Sunday school at
,SE nreaching at 7:30. Sermon 10
ssHdren, Al children OF the com
-gni,y invited to come and bring
hsr parents.
COLLEGE, HILL---Seventh a n q
8v.-oy. Kendall Robert II. Clarke,
,s,,or sunday school and Bible
taxes. s:45 a. m; morning worship
Al If. Evening worship, 1880. with
sermon by the pastor. Junior Chris
ion Endeavor at y. IN. and inter
rsdiate and Senior Endeavor at
$40 D. m. Mid-week prayer service.
wednesday 1880. Monthly meeting
O, sunday school officers and teach
evS Wednesday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-08
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CIu'RrH DT CHRIST
SrIF.NTI ST Eleventh aud Bouldcr.
Services at I / and y sunday s"hnol
" 10. subject for today. "SpirN
Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting a. s. Free reading rooms
3O7- -30S Mayo building, omen week
hnNr go o. m. % 0.in D. M rN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-08

Garden, one block from tNirviow
station IuCius white. pastor. Serv.
Ices at II u. M. and Z 80 y. m. Bible
school at 10 "a. m. IL. SchortcmNcr.
superintendent Prayer meeting
Wednesday 7.3O y. m. ". T. Scott
will be with us neNt Wednesday
, night All welcome
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-08
lt'tStOiNI.

TRINITY EPISCOPAL .Fifth and
'inclunaV Rev e. S. kling. rcc-
tor. olvcommuniou u. M Church
school t3cd a. m, Morning ptaycr
ana sermon. ~ o'clock Evening
PRAYER $3.50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-08
C>TIiSIjt

HOLY FAMILY .- Eighth and
Houldcr. John G.. tlciuing, rector.
SUNDAY service hours. First mass at
7 q. IN, Childrcu's mass and in
struction lt . "A. m. lligh mtss and
sermon at 1850 a. IA. Evening de-
votion, inquiry class AMI bcncdic.
tlon at $50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-08
METHODIST

BOSTON AVENUE on. L. S.).--
Fifth and Boston Rev. Louis s.
Barton, pastor; G. J. Allen, assist
ant, Carl Duffield. superintendent.
Sunday school at 9:45; Epworth
league at 6:iJ. The pastor will be
in the pulpit. Morning sermon.
"Tthing; Basis for Success in
Life" Evening sermon. "Compan-
Onshlp With God"
ORCUTT MEMORIAL - Four
tetnth and Quaker. Rev. Landor l.,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-08
BAPTIST.

FIRST BAPTIST --- Fourth and
Cincinnati. w q. Anderson. minis
ter; T.. W. Bryant, superintendent.
Hible school, 9:30. sunbeam band. 8;
u. Y. L. L.. 6:15; Melton Mason.
president. Morning sermon, 1850;
can "a Man win the world and Lose
His Soul2' Evening sermon. 7:aO.
Memory In the Future World" Spe-
cial music at all services.
1MMANUEL BAPTIST -- Second
and Rockford. G. r. Silcr. pastor.
Residence III South Victor. Phones
psage $3.50 and 94S0. Sunday school
9:t1 a. M, with classes for all.
Preaching services at II a. m. and
1880 p. m.
NOGALES AVENUE go FIRST aud
Morales. w. \, Todd, pastor. Phone
J979-R. Charles H. Fox, superin-
.tendont. phono 5s79-R. At $3.50 a
j. Is the Sunday school hour
The junior, intermediate and senior
u. Y. +. u. will meet at : u. m. The
prayer meeting Wednesday at ) D.
IN. We invite you.
RIVERSIDE BAPTIST -. Home
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-08

society al e.tj. Public Worship at
II and i:3O. NorninE subject, "A
Life ot Usefulness" evening sub.
ioct, Lovers " plcasure.'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-08

and lifth. West Tulsa. SUNDAY school
nt 10; preaching ~ II and 1880.
PRAYER meeting wednesday evening
at 1850. All invited to como and en-
roy old-tashioncd services, gospel
sermons. testimonials and old-timD
songs. Rev. r. y. Neboard breaches
Saturday night and sunday.
CHTRCtT or Meeting
In superior courtroom viii here-
aftor moot at 10 O'Clock instead Of
II on sunday morning. Sunday
school at 10 o'clock,
SPIRITUAL TEMPLE or TRUTH
Musicians hall, 1t2I South Bould-
or at 1;3o r. m. Rev. Gertrude HUI
CONTINUED oN STXr rNGE.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-08

SACRED HEABT--SiNtccnth ana
Rockford REV Charles St1nlicrL
rector. services at usual houtF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-08

MPbE Cheyenne
ana Fourteenth. rHuNi Charles H.
Iat2 Residence phoDS Cedar 1892;
temple study. Cedar 1912.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-08

T. $. Johnson, pastor. Sunday school
$3.50; preaching at IL and 1890 Ep-
worth league $50.
BROWNS CHAPEL C. NJ. c.
3O7 North Frankfort Rev. J. Il.
McClain, pastor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-08

FIRST LUTHERAN Fifth and
Elwood Rev <. < Kaufman ~. n.
pastor. residence 5lt West Eleventh
street sunday school G,iJ In
charge of ~ k WnI Young pconlc's
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-08
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B'NAt EMUNAit .- Nia South
Q
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-08
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MISSOURI SYNOD LUTHERAN
Rcv Christopher Leinson. pastor.
Regular services At II n. m, court.
house. district courtroom.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-08
A Snug Bearing Fit Through
All Temperatures

In the new series Marmon the
bearings are backed with cast iron.
And cast iron varies almost exactly
as the crankshaft. Thus uniform
bearing clearance is maintained
through all ranges of temperature
and engine speed. Having this uni
form rate ofexpansion and sufficient
structural strength to resist the bind
ing tendency of the aluminium,
Marmon bearings insure snug fit
at all temperatures.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-14
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM

The democratic platform af adopted
Il san Ffuncisco has the true ring II
D. q straight forward plain sp.sking
militant document and shines the more
brightly when compared with tho stud.
I'D ofmiyenrss ~ the declaration ~
principle crunCiltcd hy the repuhli.
-'n perry 40 Chicago There il NJ,
90" paragraph in the democratic piat.
f"nn that cannot b. Understood. there
. ncwhrro ar attempt to make votes
hr nhu that m1v o. construed one
eaf in emo uu ~ the rnurtr, and
another way in another @.ctiDn. La.
g. there b. not 'rs pledge made Co.. th.
rsDpir that any fliruindod independ.
ut voter would asF 90 have stricken
Ht Tho declaration ~ the party B..
pilin Hnd unmls'akhhie-iou
Poet The foregoing from the louis
Vie Poet an in dependent nawpap.r
fit'r ~ d'a ~ whnt thc press mink
II Tho drm@r1iir platform wIehI,1
pals Record News.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-14
DINNER Law"

IA is rather pity that The lcgis
laiuro has refused 90 enact q 'dimm r
law says the Paris News III was
matter IT safety lHr the people who
drive ~ night The nrft law enacted
was am excellent one and then ~lme
legislator Slipped iu eat it'll" amend
ncnt and-,hc court ~ criminal appeal.
kn'c'od law uui as sonn ar " reached
a. The man who drives with a rlas.
ing headlight nnd causes ln accident
should j." held strictly 90 account: Tor
sinring headlights Hio not essential 60
ease in driving safety iu dri, INK com.
fort 90 Joy The use of "a. big. glar.
ins headlights j. utterly without rca.
SON. lor IN" softer dimmcd light b.
much more scrvlrcahlc Th'rp are an.
tnmohiln headlights in nightly U.s. IN
bruwnwn"i which ara an absolute
menace z" an other traffic. and IL -
indeed "A pity that nu existing laws pro.
vidcs f'r their regulation -IirawnwooI
liullcin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-14
A JOINT DEBlTE

There are probably many pco.
pIe in Amarillo who have not def.
initcly made mp their minds as 10
now they will vote for governor.
There are probably many good
men and women who would like
10 get both sides of the question.
10 far as MeSSS. Neff and Thoua.
son are concerned.
An opportunity 10 hear each
side presented by men we'll quail.
lied 10 do 50. viii be given tho
voters of Amarillo. probably N
The Methodist tabernacle. when DIR
Brooks will speak for Mr.. Neff
and Mr.. Underwood for r. T..
Thomson.
IL was first planned to nave the
speaking here on Friday night.
but due 10 the fact that the 70
yiyal Is in progress and 10 the fact
that no auditorium large enough
TO begin 10 hold the crowd that
VIII desire 20 attend could b.
found. The time Of the speaking
was changed 10 the afternoon.
IL IS TO be- hoped ihat iliosO
voters who have not vet definite,
decided as between the two can.
dIdates will b. in ATTENDANCE.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-14
CITY To FURNISH
/. LIGHT FOR WHITE
WAY EXTENSIONS
COMMISSION INSISTS. NnJTIONS
M CONTINUOUS ENCEPr
~ ONE pLACE.

illumination for additions tu bc iu
tailed to Amarllus white way system
win %" furnished hy the cats ns the
result ut n agreement by the city
commission with members at the riNi,
committee and tho secretary II the
liuud or cay Development Yesterday
afternoon The uult qualification made
hN ihr commits sion In iiS agreement
$50. Co. tho eject that the extensions
tp M, white way hp continuous aud
without Wlk with "a" exception ~
thu spa'r uontcd hy United States gov
oruw,nt property un TAYLOR street
amounting Co 200 feet The Federal
building l,l fronts 40 feet and the
weather bureau 90 t'ct ou Tu,lm
street
The oNt.n.ions g. the white WAY Will
Dee From First ~ Eighth street uu
Taylor from Eighth to T,nth street ob
rulk. and from the Santa o. station 60
rulk .trr't on Fourth making tntll
,I lG cit, hlu,ks. -Four standards vii
be erected ou each side ~ The street m
o1,h block.
Nuuu Electric Company accepted ihs
contract Co furnish 40 materials. de-.
liy,r'd "n the ground ready Tor m.
-ttllitiun. 40 4 cost ut 81 pea 'front.' foot.
CO.. tHl oi Sp1tO IN, city Light
a Wutor Company from whom the.
electricity lir lighting viii hc pu
ohmrl, h4e rsr",i Co du 200 Vur, or
installation. ,omplri, ud ready tori
usr. without ,u~t ,ith,r tu th, ,itv. th'|
property owners Interested ur tho CON.
tracing electric company m, stan
dard Hr, o. Dee Of east iron ana viii
De- equipped with tour laiu,h and one
ll.u,h ban globe
ALiuuon fm extension Co. the white
way Nfi'm WAS started some months
rgn Dos th, Board II civ Development.
which letter made solicitations among
the property owner. fronting along th'
utnpo 81 routes and rroIyod almost
unanimous support
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-14

FOR GREATER AVAEILLO

The Lions Club has taken the
initiative in the matter of invest.
eating AmarIllo'S opportunity al
securing q smrlter for this city,
and the organization has invited
other civic organizations io an.
point committees 10 Investigate
the matter with its own committee
Mr. T. +. Turner. AZ Tho weekly
luncheon of the Lions club. de-.
claicd thai the public should have
ail possible information with ref
rrcnce 10 the proposed ,mctcrs in
order that the public might decide
whether Amarillo could secure
item or not.
The association Of real estate men
has also taken the matter mp and
volunteered the services of is
members in making an inyestigu.
lion with n view 20 securing tics,
lnuuAlfhS Tor Amarillo.
Concerns which will spend mil
lions of dollars through the pay.
roll channel. ms these will. i, is
said. do not generally have to bce
for location. Neither Of tines, com.
panies is making a demand Tor
more than show of good will ON
the part OF The people OF the city,
il is claimed.
\ tremendous Gas field is NJ
Amarillos gates. When thi, gas
was discovered in such tremendous
quantities, when il became known
that this city probably had the
greatest gas field in the world, the
people were overioycd with IN,
lclicf that il would mean Tie
building up here Of the creates,
industrial center in all the south.
west.
And why not
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-14
STRIKING AuII,RrTIrs.

There are ~nme striking simiAr.ii,s
10 the lives ~ The nominees for pr.si.
dent both were born and raised in
ohio ana both have taken an active
mii IN The politics IT tho state Both
are newspaper men aud began then
career 40 nowsh"l Both ~ them
have been once defeated Zoe governor
% ohio Harding has been elected
lieutenant governor and United states
senator Win" Cox has been elect, A
governor three times oui IL the four
times be- ran. u g. q safe bet that
Chic will furnish the next president ~
iho nlinl sialns - Dalhnn TnNnn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-14
BROOKS TO SPEAK
HERE FRIDAY IN
BEHALF Of NEFF
BiiInR UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT
WILL TALK HERE ~
AFTERNOON.

Dr ) T.. Brooke pre- id,nt of Bay.
lur University az Waco. began his
speaking campaign In behalf 1t the
candidacy ~ Pct NJ. Ncff for governor
IN IN Panhandle Monday. speaking at
Vernon IN the Afternoon. llr spoke ~
Chillioothe that night Tuesday after
noon he spoke at laducnh and last
nieht 1T Qnanah.
Other places included IN his itinerary
Ir, ChDdrc~ s.Jo -. m July a..
Memphis, $50 y. m., july ~. yelling.
tom, ESQ y. n., July A.; Clarendon.
$50 % m- July ~. Claude. 10 q. M.
July lb Panhandle =. m., July 10.
Amarillo. $50 D. mo July o.; Canyon.
10 e. M, july ~. Hereford. p. M,
July a. Vega, $50 y. NJ.
Due Co a typographical error II was
stated iu sunday paper that ~.
Brooke would speak IN Amarillo sat.
urdny July Il, instead 1T Friday. July
o.. the scheduled date This means
that -. Brooks viii speak In Pan.
hrndlr Friday night Canyon SATURDAY
morning ~ iIctford IN the afternoon
ana ai Vega ~ night.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-14
OPE\ DOORS VI pIHIlC MET.
lNGS.

There ate lvN oH,Isions when pub.
i'ity .s harmful m public matters. y.t
thor, D. a deposition hur, IN the part
W public bndi,~ Co clear assembly
rooms and tho reporters to leave when
matters of rr1l importance come up
Tor dis. ussiuu. lu more than one IN.
stance embarrassing Northumberland
ings have arisen through failure tn
have tho facts brought out IN these
m'ttiugs presented 60 tn public
Closed door sessions invite umurs
and suspicion They hide facts
and developments that tho p.opIr
ought tn know Mc,tng Of tho
riit council. th. county commits
sioncrs court, and other public bodies
ought tn b. held with the duurs Wide
open. 'Nror, boz % tow Isolated ns,an,.
ga Wichita Fan. limos
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-14
DEMAND FOR HARVEST
HANDS II I.ESSENtNG

Tho demand for harvest hands le
growing l"~s every dny Il tho rruucs =
u"n the omnloymcui bureau at tho
Panhandle Plains Chlmhcr of com
meic" ai" to De- taken Hs evidence ar
inc general situation. according iu o.
u llmis"n, vocro,nr manager nur
INK Yesterday uuiy uu, nimrr rnlirt
ul ihc Chamber ~ Commerce fur men,
'H'inr u" could az. aN There trt
Humu'r' of application OF men nn file
f." "'Ih. and reports urr 600 ih, effect
maj men lro leaving lUl other harvest
IlrIus in order in Nc,ut ,upluWHnf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-14
HAMPTON on PAT ". NEFF
CONFIDENT on NJCrORy

MInmi Tex. Iulv is 1894.
Editor 'f The Amarillo News.
Amarillo Texas.
Dear Sin
Permit me. IL Texas since 1873. o.
fnri uiulli" You upon the maunrr
% which Your paper chan plons the
'udidacS ct my friend put 50
Nrif for governor OF Texas
! roTlrd him as % CLEAN MAN.
30 honorable gentleman. u bold
champion 81 night. friend a. nli
.lass"e e sclfnad,. mastery mind.
apthlo ~ gusping public uucs
lions aud solving them Tee the pub.
De- good.
lie viii doubtless be- our governor.
So Iuoto 10 h1 lie is running we'll
in ~ paiit uf TEXAS THl % Co., the
p'opl' stand pat fer Pat
Nu' truly YOURS.
"oh Man - e. UEAgE.
tih's b. on, e mnW expressions
'ir,nrly n,Uung the candidacy ol
Ma N'it received hy The NrNs re.
srntlN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-14
CUBS AND ELKs WILL
PLAY CAME SUNDAY

Amarillo Elks and cubs have been
matched for bafchhn game SUNDAY
afternoon. The Elks had Lccn n,go.
i.nflnF with Woodward. OKLA. and
pl'ir,iew. Tor games. bat u was im
ro' dhio 80 ct them scheduled IN time
for Saturday and SUNDAY. There win
De- no saturday game this week end
fi.ricn probably viii pitch for thu
iL. Manager crossctt ~ tho cubs T.
m king Efforts 10 obtain % nfs' class
pii beg from Denver. and ID IL said
thai r. warm contest viii h" md here
SUNDAY Several weeks ago the cubs
defeated The Elks. hui ~ that time
Horton Calvert aud Hunter were ln
'h' Cubs lineup