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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-16
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Unez4 SeiD5

It will pay you to attend a bust
ness training school with an
established reputation. During
the past TEN years hundreds OF
young people have gone :roH
this school 10 good paying posi-.
tons. You will find new equip.
ment. and efficient teacher,
here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-16

BEAUMONT. Oct. isl-Thc prize q
Fssssh rice Was reduced iv-a fuiniinwn
d, 81 per barrel VI le2 p0unds tuiay
hy the executive committee ~ the
southern llir. Growers Association.
rompo ed cf gcc fRfmcrs from Texas.
louisiana and Arkansas. This p,ic. d.
for numbers one aud two h'u" rose
Trades and corresponding lower prices
ON lower quantities The associations
minimum 20 tb, beginning q the SCI.
Fun WAS fx'd 90 -.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-16
AN OLD FRIEND
THAT STOPS PAINS
Keep Sioan's Eminent handy 10
put the ''ieei good" back
into the system

A IL Il needs is just one triai-a
~ little applied ;sisOai rHbbing, for
a a Il pvHei,dieJ--to convince you Of
it, merit in relieving sciatica, lumbago,
neuralgia. lame muscles. stiffness.
bruises, pains. backaches. strains, and
the after-ciiccts Of exposure.
The congestion is scattered, prompt-
~, cleanly. without effort. economic
cally. You become a regular user Of
Sloan's Lininent. adding your enthu-
siasm 10 that Of its many Thousands Of
other friends the world over. who hep
81 handy in case a need. Three sizes at
all druggists--5sc. zoe. Si.40.
Sl1!OaflS
Linifnenf( lRsssina9
hwnx=rwnmAmImrxuAuxxwSa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-16

Substitutes for \. a " Martin Tor
Weir. Rrivr... DYER q TsVls INT.
versiiy Umpire Kinney 81 Nssissil,
ri A 4 ~. HtAdliesuln N.rn" ~
Carlisle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-16
Chiropractic Under Fire

Those who accepted disease and suffering as natural
part q ics experience laughed and scoiicd when Chro-
prac,c first launched idea that III health unnatural
and the direct result Of spinal pressure the nerves which
su, III the lie forces OF the body And they ridculcd the
idea tina, BY simple Choprao spinal adjustments, without
drugs Or knife this pressure could be relieved the oi
disease corrected M normal conditions health restored
But in the lace 90 /: all Chrcnracic has advanced be-
cau,e has r,cd j., right Thousands who formerly sui
tered are nos, rno,rg health through the aid Of
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-16

yisit The Ladies store saturday and
ask Mr.. Parker TO show you Gordon
Fur..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-16
CONCORD GRAPES.

incest ear ef..ihs seaser jsss
received. Sugar Is plentiful and
cheap. Buy grapes now for
making jelly. See your grocer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-16

Mr. Parker With Gordon bur II at
The Ladies Store Tor TODAY only.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-16
Stevenson's Fight for Recognition

When George Stevens invented the locomotive, all
the forces OF ncredry iha, ignore the conservatism that
hates the rcule that wocss what Is brought TO
bear TO oppose hi, great invention The Sp, OF mock
cry opposition and criticism has confronted practically every
new and worthy idea.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-19

iobnien eteen. Sein1t oIiipnt mie-
ben forfeiioeIto peitetpt intiaIaiieILa
ebenboltiiIIas iobon oil tairDerrettu
perlenosto Deistettpi6 firffia ia lin
fiia. SeinGbpIIpiuG oil mormoris<
to ia pronsfista bofattria tnioeteof
iia. iotta eiittipdt erEmdfleen iu-
mnIien ia inmnIattOrien raftmlsfOb
toufiia. SniteeIIiiesti weistettpien
aIttnrien inrtpisia oil fOtiiimaIieu
nlarmorifuipin. Nlrtta foIIisariDOis
tin oil fiitenfin iaIin tolisto. Q1ml
rnaIIntin piioIeIIa prOnsiina flat
t1ia ctpeo oil iulrri egDptiIdiiestd La
fista moImistettli iffiiHo. Re uIOts
tiifuat Inttiom innffn ia fimnIteIi.
mot toiDaonfaoren foifisin lDdrilos
ieisio. gienet. neIifIIn0iiet riuuoirt
-oIituot prOnsiftebDtiisid ia niioeu
Idpi iottoi n1bS1 puistOsio fasu1-
tDien puioen boobmOt.
8opt6 oil totettli, mirttn Oriot o.
6%Ottiuot pnIiu1sioIisiG uierffid fan
toofieen MOOT iiidIe. B6dnterin mo
tim tciin inoIIo. rruitta pODoGH to-
risieInisio moi nGbSds eta pdiiDdI.
Iiieenf1dn ei len wdbempdd 9uCmio
ia fiinnitcttp.
8ImtGrbosiffrmol uieresd of
fIiILnIIo firioiItl ia fnItoiiiIIo lei
iOnon bdiId foristcttu I~epOiobrUo-
SiIId mnfnfi Srene. toIOn tutdr.
SrisInfin IdfDitie trnfelrtlrrUot mis
rineOnIdtect IciffifDdt, iUoiboeIIen
Udrid. bdnen finiieIId DoipoIIoan,
iDfo' oil fuIInno firjniltu ia iOtn
OIfopddn fobSoIIn fiiHuitti fiiItaincr
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-19
Suuaieu Ristiu gbSistsstru Siitsu
lGGfGrieu fDfvus

Sltnaieu Ristiu yBoist9stem Gi
fdriuertiposton fofoufiesin i0ta ON
pioettp @eneiDesid SweitfisiG, ON
iuIistettu IepppurGtSn iOtn fgu5t0-
tniitia wdstnnu, iofn riittGd melfein
e~steetGrtd idtoa Grr0pdrr r1urnnrr
puutetta fGrfhUien faHfOien fesfen-
Reutuosto fuofittelee IiiGttgil GifeS
fesfuffin, ulfOiLmGfoulrIIn IapiIlle
ia erifoistn opet1lstn IGdfdriaurnun-
tin dInII1 tisi6 fHbtresia fefi Blei-
ion faspdttGmistn ~OppiHr0nm fe1rES
fotdnoin uoGrn gHuruGrtdzruiGm-
RiisiG mGisiG, iOisia feu5fStmrti
erit1iIesti rairDoon, tltlGnGfu p0ae.
moan toimegu eritpifiG f~c115fStaitin
DdstustdUin opint0nlgttgItG-
SuIInm frnmTrittgleurnnn lam
idn1udIistG ~tgrfuegSetn parmtnuriztn
fosferUid apufeiH0ia, i0is6n 0Hurnn
tulefDGt olenIonn mnniluuGm anuSrnM
toDmmGt Iddf~efieteelIifct fFTBt-
Eoitfi iiti, eta rUnIlitewGlle ia s5S
gltgudlle understandable nnmetnrn G
ritpiHen 6uosHi0y tullnatn Tnntinnnnm
fnrHnitelmG f~aifemIaistEn fnffmtrnls
item ia ~wereeristgn tG1rtieTa esSHGunui-
|fefIi ia riisen tu5ou trfs5Suttmui-
iefff ~gbteifcIld fanSniu6lieflS fSi<
minndlld- @ieEG tuIGnum Enntimnrm
ebooteluun IGstgn terycpSenti1am bn
rnntnmfieffi- Sfti Dcrsgrn sermsfn.
todn eritgiHen Iastrn trrr1e9sSnsta
ioHfa eritgiieuG buoleua tuler ole
MOAN Iasteu fer1pe1certiIcr fcEr1sr
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-19

ioIfi. $dnen paIioot fdiipartenia o..
Iimat foristetut fdIIisartuoifiHa ior
mrtIiIIa; wieIdpd bdnen uorpaiss
foaufin, iotfa pilfistapdt idnooaIeis
to, fimaIteIi iaIofiuiG. ausnot oIi-
mot fmmiit ia niit1 pnpGroi tai>
teelIiiesti farnmattlL manleanplrnai-
ueu tirffa. Riistnt, paIamat fiIm6t
fdtfeliuat @oiusta. @pproIaiien noe
ben buumatuo tuoffn tGptti bnio>
neen ia lnsfelttui rnsfaanu painona
1dnen riunoleeu. Sun lluuIi t1tfeb-
tiftuania- Sdn ppi6btpi ia oliii ME
IlIimmiu pOistumut. SilIoin flu1I1ri
bon bopeaIle beIGbtdpdG nalrrro:
1Boi lima rnfas, wiaton uraoIois
nenl DIET oIlut ndin fd1idnr Antio-
fidsia ia uiosteIet mieI12"
~Gi dina moi noiiroa~, pdstoii
@oius Ddfnudsti.
TSiLloin ct tumne tapoinnme.
OIGHme ilOiiin, gina Lolita, ie ON
mieIestdmme pdd>oiia. Guile Iaofie-
nj. pstdfud, ia iaIIi utin1rn farfoit-
too tlrrbot fiir1rt mieIestGii."
So firteu ufein mime oifoind, Ell
bdn npttGGn poinut pust1istaa tps
ton ~IIuuoapaa burmnusmoimoo.
Sun rieuii bduen Iiofieeu ia fatfoes
ioon bdnreu iueitiffduaiiiin, iIoiiiin
ia famalIa i~utobmnoiien drfptt6-
iriin iiImiinid bdn unobti taiffi,
miti iuiime ttnuiu fiiIiiesin oil FOE
fenut- &dn muipui p~olfpilIeen Ieiio
NON taIiaue tpt6n eteen ia pcitti bd
Hen pieuoiiet fdtenid iuuoeImiIIa.
6pnpilen tdrnd ubfoii bdntd for
ueIIoou. Snffefoau
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-19
Graan bolIbewifin fnslema

SClultuiu Ull lVutittC2 Itultul 9ltil
mitebtansia. titbfein IOlinlisti ia
pumaisten punainen. gbtcisfrntn in
iGriestps oIipot bdnelle ilutno.
muut ibmiiet FUN SIlImnln ia to-
perit~ mielipiteiHeeu tnrpeett@rin.
rpsidn IoIttu parus nell ia 6OlIbe-
wistinen MurboDolta ib0utecIIiHcn
olotilo. llsfonto tietpsti DfiitgiHcn
ala. mittta fila iofinlistien taD0Is
liielIa tamaIIo, eta fristinItsfO nj
t1d bGmitettGE1dn, Sumalm lpilffG0
mista 9orioitettaHIau, berimtsto ia
rienausta opetettnwa iOiinIistiielle
moriiolle. 9e1isiG oil 9uLrRnIo oi-
no enIimdiiid. MrIita -tOtuereitn-
iuulaampi ia tunnottomGmpi.
&lllmala iairasti fIrrffutuperftI
looiia. 2opulto tnrrti fiiBtgi miebes
ia ia ban paiuui DuoteeIle- 9IILaIn-
la innoi oIeiDania fouisin Oulnrl<
tunnOn t11sfisia ia birruittGlpdsi6
lepottOmmIoesia ia a~Boistufiesin.
"9iin1 olen mddrin tcbnDt ia eI6-
mani OH ollut Dddrpgoen polfueIe-
mista ia mira Olen pilfamlIt SUI
malaa". 8ubua mics ia fiiIuas TO-
iiaIisti oil iutrimmnsin 5GoGsil in
bin ppDii ia moati eta bdH I0iii
pitbua aiiaupmmGrtGpdn fGnsin ia
eta aipau beti IdbetettGiiiiH bntc-
moan pappia bdHer tpf0uid- aOeS
tettiin rG1ibOittod Bduti ia eta on-
Nun paliettua IdBetettdiiiin nOIrtn-
mam pappi. NeIrtta S1tInoIo f0is
fin woiminid tnbtOi, eta ON unit l.
ban fobtn Idboettd1pd tlIOuInnn pap
pt ionfa fausia BAN ian pll5un en-
nen fuolemaGnin. g0pOdrlr6 iiften
iaapui postori &1tlnaIdn info
8aifenepnsin g0n BiIioiintSess
Ia fifteen fesfIsteItiiu. 4oEllm 10
rastesia oil ertt. boIiberDifi ia emf.
pilffdnid ra1ibuitt1trnrt. SelIrnarUi-
nufin pGiDdnG &lIIu1aln oil tggui
ia Iepolliiella mieIelld. SGn tg5Otti
Daimoouid IuopumnaH iiitd iIums
nasta ia fiitd uddrdstd iOfinIistieH
ointtelusta, ioIIa ne fristiuOppia Bd
wdiie1uGt ia SrtmaLan ~piIffonrUot
ia enuen faiffin, eta Bdren Inpien
ia fasuatettaifiin fristiIlifesti eifS
ioiiaIistiiesti. Sitteu 2lIlnl1l1 fi1o
Ii.
&uLmalan tnpaus of idrfgttifud
pundtii1 iobtouIies woponebtOiiesti
G1ant1mnon meIwOittulUosta fUoGtis
mufiesta trurlIstdd ereBtgneerrfG il
mdarIH teBl1eer1lG 1d f19tOOs ettn In
md l5dueu tinmIstrfieuia iOfinIis
tien wnbingOlliiu1oesta tIIIiii urrri
lie wuroitufiefii. On epdiIerIGt0rti
ia tooistettdtuisiaffr, eta iOiiaGist
en- iOufosia ON fpld HiitGfIn. iOtfG
diatteIetDat niinfIIin emit 6Oli5g1Dif
&rLmala ia igodmesiGHid OrUat TO-
iialistieu riebrrnn mnstaGrI, rIrlIttr
piutttuu miebuuttta iulfitItOoa GuruG
periOouaIliueu fnutnHia- = IllIii
moa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-19
ERI ALOILTA
.linell tnifisia uaoigIo-

uIirIerI tnifisin moisio-
Rdistl mniIlistIfiista pndttaen
tIIlce f~OfOnfiel iDoII6 OIemnnn ilu-
II ia Loniofnntoinen merfitps, iilI1
tellbfOtnrti ON oifaulIle rpnnrnllis
lInpia tlI5Otmrtcin. ia Iosten tertper
ocllinen bOito ON nDtDoifnnn DIei-
iesti 10 tlmrustctiu tlnlInpofii NIB.
tcisfrmIHnn f1rtnnmpiin trbtdipiin
min ettG nOuic1Dn pOltUi oIiii mOi'
mnfostn ia tgr1Dett6 ict6 riilrniiIIi-
iCsti ettd 5~enfiIesti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-19
aalralia tplDcri
&iri. g. grofes

SOttele iInii tnbtOnl- pnstnii
SInIfills- -@tpa tico1, mnittn terron
iaiiit Id6fetietrclliiiIIG tniSoilInii
p0ltOeIIa Serrnn. nlIttorlnIln tGrii-
mia Delii6; ia neIi1rnen t1st1n i
5GHOt ~IlIp@Itict eitp6t ole fostnnn
i61neet totgl1t1mntto-
72iitIn tgitG. tlrr1rrinnnr1uUiio me
IL. wastoii 9ulrtns. -ici1rnnn laeli-
iDOoItfle.
Se OlirDat tlillegt i@lnrreHl, tpnrl-
9lnIttonm mlllstIInecm fnllppntnlon
IlIO; iiibeH SlnItills pgI1btgi.
-Ssgt t61tg9 grleiA1m erotn~, BON
NGilOi. -iill6 minllrl ON mentdtp1
tlIIHe OstnrElanm tntDnroitn-
Se ~PlIrisrirDnt iDS1meIIiiesti tois
tenia tdt1G jo nr1t0itnnt to%ililIeen
northumberland Ioni o5ifuIfiin
p1iG9t9i i5~mleisi1dn fntieIGsrlonta nj
90ista mIOrl1fnistn jo pient1 ilrl1to
IGistn tntIltnllppinstn, jotn n11tti
uIiltCi Orl0ltn- @eiIl6 CT n1Dtt1npt
tOiinnmfonn OleDnn m1it61n pbteisz
ia. ja flrHlmrisutia pbSisti beitG fioe,
llrIeu1pi flIil fniffi fnminlliinnnen
in ilrtuLoifnnlSen fiteet.
gii oDnrnn pi5nrb josin n1f1i
p6lIleff0in IoNottl1in ostioitn in Inn
tifOito. nstui Slur1fil1s ~fonttoriin;
liell6 ei olalrt n~imantnfnnm iffl1nnn
ia len 1UaiO1ii pnloifi fit1 f~ltitinntpa
O~ligIouIpprL S6n oil tponAostnm
tIrttlI td1lli- Rln1tnmat nllorafni-
Jet. iGtta istlriUnt jnftnroilInnn una
tnlier pSItier 66resiG. nDofGpttip1t
5dHeIle Dst1rDilliiesti p11t1Gn. Ia
mann OH tlnL1 tlrarH1infin mlrunn
ullOrlrtniueHk istn BAN ei olIl1t tos
torrl ld5mgf 1dml1 ei niBtt1npt OF
fem iOpirDnrl tatpereittenin iel1rnnn.
&lnen Olszrrufienin jn fnsponpiirs
tgeri1 nlitpnt tofGnnrsl toiienlniiet.
SnlSt pdfUett1neef fnstDot tl1ntl1i-
mont 5ieua0nl ~tDienniltn tortturi+ibmis
len tGrDnlli5ter fnstDoien rirrnoIIn,
ia rlapttipn filt1 tl1ia BON cliff pinn
INIT PnreHr1m1irl piSeII1 mieftnn fl1fn
rl0fGH9niG- 2ml1fin1tiem ter11p1 ill
ma oil 5eti BlaSsrlnrrrl1t rliorafniien.
-Ealt4n olfnon iinlillel~ bnn ia
moi.
~Smmdlimen olfoon PGip1iil Wfi
tn 5nIrant2~
Eggtniiim teIt6 I6bgttGrn61n mi
fHlille 200 r1b1leIeipnn in pienen os
liam Infrltiimrb1in- @nrnstoni Dtpot
Iappnrnegr~ npnstnfi Sln1f1as.
@R1ranna n~la0rltfnifistn llonfi in
frristnii tGnDeramfn forspnnn: -4ini-
uitfi b6aelle hnluin bintn, @nius.
fiIl1 bum ON nebellinen ostnin eit6
tfrasi. flrten rnml1t~
@nius mniHItfi binnm ln fen os
tnin Eanf1oi 5eti. @nins nifoi intfnn
tpStGaira- TentAn 2ml1firs ei l6btes
ruSt-
-Glette tnnrrlnm1fin tnIli1t fmi-
fnn. rrna0ri berrn2~ bGa tpfpi
-g5fnsninsin ON fGtini~, pnstnfi
@oinas ISbSesti
~Oaetae fnhnties falIlrt tame
RntnarfnnaSrnfiim etfimnnn onrte1tn~,
jnffSi &mmfims lapr1ennsti -Nniiben
1HSniem im5umfien IniIIn, lDtfn iofn
hDm0fi r~ientGnn6t tonne &olofnen
@uSrifD1"
-aNEat6 fieh1t1e nfirntn niioistn-
NIP fnstnstri @sni1s bnrmistl1nees
mn Emftnunnifenn nbptti ban pie
mem fnnaASioun tpnstmstn-
-Nn@ri hrrnn en- tieh6 teistn ami
tiitb srnHHn EnsaDpnne tertotpnt mis
nn1le fnnmnninfin iptnfin- Eeib1n fp
@GrmesKanne ei nIe rnl1bnn, jn fen
inrrpntrtHe nnstn FINN oIette l0pt1-
rust fnrmren nnrteen~
@nans OH t1Il1f pbd tnrffonnni
frmmafT. nniffnfin pube onrfeestn
bSnrs.S frntui bnll1rnfrriieltn- 2rm
ffmf1en snhursfn Spi pibnIln feIIo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-19

Sflrn DC ollDoI rulleef lQoulle.
fertoi 2uiIfius toperiIIeen falip-
pinnsto. iofn ELI inIoja beImi1 ia
I0pbettD61n pboen foIIisarfpoiien
belrnen meni ia moi fniffi mit1 b6s
neII1 oil 10 osti beImen. S6n tobis
fl bdneIle @apnbtoiostn. iofn oil
fnun1t bdnen inb1meIIeen roffaam
mofii FUN fniffi mnniImon oarteet.
San fobotti b6rumastpneen muorl-
fniien iilm1in eoesid bieman mers
boa. iofn mnnilmolta peittG6 SSumo
Ion oHlilIe mnlnnistetlin firffmloen.
Sc oIimnt innpuneet Serooefien
fnorifGDt1pGfnnnIIe, ia IieIIG bel
Dan tieni1 erfonipat.
~Soiton bptpin, nuori bcrro~, Ia
mi SIlfius Iopufii. ~gaIistataa.
eta teiIIdfin on 8apa5tnia. sos
Sumoln iuo, emule ole miimeist6
ferton pbbesi6. Serro oIfoon tonss
funnel"
@niiis oienii bdneIIe mnieten ia
teni6 io poiffeii ipoieumaIIe; 9uu-
fms tnns I6bti oifeoIIe, Snfneen
pam.
Monenlniiin oiatufiio Iiitflii mo
rilfniien iieIusio. NerfiIIiien foIip>
piom plibnesin oil Niriomin fiIlpn
tllon tlostnfin nousiut b1nen ill
mniniG eteen. Mdtttn niuteIIesinan
9firiomia biipi polttnipn bapedn
tllnre b1nen iieli1irnio. llstnItaiiito
BON mt astlin bdnen iilmdiniG e.
teenl @ip1tfo i%eIIoiiet ajotutiet ia
tirnteet oIleet ~boIlinneet 5dnG nil
me nifoinn, eta ne tefim1t bGnet or
tpottmnnfii bGren roffnlttoon ngnis
tnrnonn2 Mi1ttn eito t%oiielta puolen
ml1lIfnIniien jnlistus pIIrit IGdfett6
b1nen bnnpoitetlIle iDo6melleen9
Shin, jutnIninen oil oifensio, bdnel
Ia ei ollut rnubnol
Sdn16n ei @oilis bliomdhnmit 70
bun foIrnel1tto, tpoiffn bun iit1 to-
unIIiiesti iofo p1im1 ibniIi. Sdnel
Id oil tnrpeeffi tefemist6 nnisin o.
intllffisinnn.
SoiteeIIiiesti fntetun ialfntier
moIemmin pioIin oil forfeito fnari
t1nt1pi1. 2epedt plritarbaIaitteet
infoiDot aiotien fnbtin. min ettc
it11n poin menem0t nnumlt fulfil
moi toistn io Idnteen p6in meme
mot mnlInl1t toistn tietd. N1dr6ttt
ien tp1lirlotfoien pddsid oil fuffa'
fila foristettujo, miIpofio fiibfifa
poin toi tuiiluiiien miesten fifDa
p~ntinitn. 9erobefien toimesta oil
fam p11Ilnstettp monmorilepniIId
&nnrif1pt1fpien fiiuiein6miIId idfD
fomeioen poIotiien fiiDnnmeistofii
Ia foristettuia portteio % Ioistofuit
tnuppnpuotejn.
Tdgn6 ldbenmd peninflilrnon pi
tl1inen fotll oil foiIplrngin moItnirit
nj. Gen miItns life tlintlii teatteri
n~1pt1nnoItd. Sofa p1ipd Iainebt
t1II1 mormorifnouIIo firliri fanid1
iouffo, fp1teo foifistn fanioista
m1tto bella oil ~fuitenfin ONO eri
toinen Ieimonin. 9e olifuot olbnista
fetDDtmieIist1, buifenteIeipna ioirf
fou, icfn uiein ferstoiIi neroffoiuc
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-13
ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL
BOY WINS U. s. PRIZE
Judges Decide He Wrots Best
Essay oi Subject Of
Cftizenshlp

Boston, Nov IA student in an
English school won first prize this
year in the secondary school section
OF the annual Seabury prizes essay
contest of the American school citi.
zenship league. The successful com.
pet.tor is j H. Brown. Cheltenham
College Pilton Lodge, Weymouth,
England The prizes are offered each
year by the league Cf which former
President Tat Is honorary president,
and Randall ] Condor. superintend-
ent OF schools of Cincinnati, is presi.
dent, for the best essays on the sub
iects relating to citizenship.
Brown won in the section open to
seniors Of secondary schools for his
essay on The Nose Effective Method
Of Securing Cooperation as Against
Competition Between Nations"
In the normal schools section, the
first prize was awarded to Miss Ruth
Dunham. State Normal School, Dan.
bury, Conn, for an essay on Educa.
ton for Citizenship In the League OF
Normal School. Salem Mass, took
second prize and Miss Edna r. Doanf
state Normal School, Hyannis Mass,
third.
The contest this year was open to
students In this country and England
In announcing the winners yesterday
the league secretary Mrs Fannie
Fern Andrews OF this city said that
next year the contest would be open
TO students of all countries
First prize in each section is S75.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-13
Only Democrat Who Got Ashore In


II Bur'eson's resignation is going
to take effect March A, he should
be getting it into the mails by now.
The only thing fast about the
United States fails are the co.ors
they use on the stamps. And the
only thing up to-date about EN- are
the cancellation machines.
You see the mail trucks speeding
over one way streets like fire
chief whirling to burning brewery.
That's some speed. When you get
a flash of that thrilling sight you
know the mail truck boys are hust-
ling with sacks Of Minneapolis
mail to catch the New Orleans ex-
press. Yes, the mail service is the
poor mans telegraph. 1t costs the
same to send a letter from New
York to Los Angeles as 1t does to
send one from the Battery to the
Bronx. And 1t takes the same time.
There are now four classes Of
United States mail, Each class is
behind the other from two days to
four weeks. A newspaper is enter
ed at the post office as second
class matter and arrives at the
subscribers as first-class confetti.
The special delivery is a blue
stamp, with a steel engraving Of a.
tin bicycle. The stamp itself Is
ornamental and in no way inter
feres with the ultimate delivery Of
the letter,
The New York World.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-13
JOHN COLE WAS HOST
AT Y. NJ. c. A. GATHERING
Thomas F. /. Henderson Of Chicago
Gave Stirring Address Following
Supper Arranged BY Mrs. Cole.

At the Y. NJ. c. A. Friday evening
occurred one Of the successful gather.
ings OF the season. John Cole was
the host OF the affair and with his
grandmother, Mrs Laura B. Cole en-
tertained over sixty men and women
most creditably.
Secretary Wins'ow is giving some
of the boys an experience in self re-
lance by making them responsible for
some activity and John Cole was the
first on the list He sold the tickets
and Mrs. Laura Cole arranged the
supper which was one Of the best and
was thoroughly enjoyed by the large
number present.
Following the supper Secretary
Winslow introduced Thomas f. l..
Henderson. business counselor of La
Selle Extension University OF Chi.
cago. Mr. Henderson made a stirring
address which was an appeal for Wis
ion industry. earnestness and intelli.
gence In seeking individual progress.
Ignorance and cloth are the great
fees TO advance sndsthe ones which
men. and particularly young men
face with the most danger OF being
overcome. Men who succeed as a
general rule, do not on account OF
any superior qualification except the
desire and purpose to succeed and the
application and industry TO fight the
battle through to victory.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-13
WEEK OF PRAYER
Special Program Arranged by Loca
M c. A.

Special Program Arranged by Local
Y. M. c. A.
November l4th is the beginning OF
the international week OF prayer in
which the Y. NJ c. A. win put on a
special program.
General Secretary Winslow has Sc
cured T. f. /. Henderson of Chicago
70 be chief speaker at churches,
schools, factories and theatres. Mr.
Henderson has been a sensation In
the East, having spoken before the
Sprngle d junior Chamber OF Com
meIce, The Life Underwrita ars associ.
alton. National Cash Register Co.,
Springfield, Kiwane's Club of Holyoke,
j. Il. stet on Co, OF PHILADELPHIA, The
General Electric company. ed Ne
chinefy Co, bostti' Coilege. 'Duponts
and many other places during the last
four weeks. He Is nat ona ly known
as an educator lecturer, and has g
message for Bennington that will long
be remembered. lie is popular RQ
tary speaker having been before the
CUBS from coast 10 coast
Mr.. Henderson is a member Of the
Western Efficiency society and the
Society OF Industrial Engineers. The
Y. Nj C. A. IS especially fortunate IN
having this speaker for its program.
This morning Mr.. Hend erson spoke
on Supervision Why?" at the Jun.
ior high school, shop meeting was
held at noon and banquet will be
he'd at the Y in the evening at 6:30.
The subject for the evening will be
a Personal Inventory"
srH
meeting Will be put On at North Ben
nington, "Education-Wha is it?'
will he the theme of the talk.
Mr.. Henderson will be in the pulpit
of the Second Congregational church
Sunday morning. The title of the
sermon is HAT Baked or Ephrlam is
like a Cake Unturned.'
Byron U. Clark, state Y. VI. c. A.
secretary viii be in the pulpit OF the
Baptist church at II o'clock In the
afternoon he viii address the sol
diera at the Home on "Armistic5
Day" Earl Chase will sing, He will
also speak at the Methodist Sunday
school at 1915 on Sunday.
The Congregational mission school
will have as speaker A. G.. Book
walter of the international office The
Baptist mission school viii have Mr.
Henderson and North Bennington in
union service will be addressed by
| r. r. Cunningham of Boston, Mon
day morning Mr. Henderson win be
/ the speaker at tn high school auditor
/ ium, shop meeting at noon and
why do Men Fail" one Of his char
acteristic lectures before the Iii y
club in the evening.
1t was expected that Ernest Robbins
| general secretary cf the Vermont
Sunday school association would be
present at these meetings but he will
/ be unable to attend, During the week
other suppers will be held so that the
various groups uf fellows will all be
/ touched by the work of the Week OF
! Prayer.