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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08
TIMBER CUT EACH YEAR
FROM AMERICAN FORESTS
FAR ABOVE THAT CROWN


srecial ~ The News
NEW YORK. Aug THE amount
uf timber cut each year from the fur
csts ~ the United States ~ about three
times the annual growth IL b. doolar,.i
hs the National Bank of commerce In
New Work. Don u rvNl,w Of the American
lumber industry published in tho IA.
gust uuWh,r uf IT, magazine. Commerce
Monthly Lack uf adequate national
furctrN policy, together with sprcuu
tiun boz privately owned timber lands
ana the lhspnC' uf cooperation within
tho iudustt, Itself. have all combined
RAPIDLY Go reduce the cnIntrNs timber
resources Provisions for rcfurostliion
up O. Che present have been entirely
iuud,urui" AMI thu unromlug growth Be-
ordinarily uf Inferior species aud grade.
~ b. estimated that the United states
originally possessed NjO.ooo 900 acres ~
cumberland. ~ which only about SIS.
100000 acres rvHmiu" Commerce
Monthly siyS "rhc original forest
acreage contained approximately goo
billion board feet at mcrChnniahlr tim
h'r tn" attest estimate of timber ~
manning " 2N2G billion feet Of this
difference about onrihird hrs boon
numbered, one third DESTROYED by forest
,irrs ana uncthlrd wasted
1 9Th" most striking Characteristic "a
',hr American lumber industry has hrrn
uE lnDh at cohesion This has led 10 4
WHlad adjustment ul lumber production
o. tho requirements uf ~ market
Though the industry l. az the present
I'm" prosperous. u contains elements
NJ instability n has been dominated
hv sirug indiyidualisn. and though IL
hHf been very American IN way. n
hIs been backward Zoo developing corn.
mon ideas about its products Cu.orll
nation has been made difficult by IN,
Tact that u IN not economically feasible
in assemble IN" raw mnterial-timhcr-
80 10 i'w points where manufacturing
WIN h' concentrated. ne h possible I'm
the ignr and steel industry and others
'Th" principal handicap ~ the um.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney j BrauniE and
children have returned from a dcligh'.
ful trip. during which they visited
various points ia Louisiana aud TeXaa
AIR. Braunigs father. n. Braunie.
Joined them at Shreveport. accumpan. d.
Ing them home for a visit.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08
Amusements
Tired iiusiness Men Get Real Urea,
NJ Hands n "lox. E.u.,s'


NJ Hands q Lave EADs,;-
Tired business men spending a few
days vacation AZ one q Palm Bcaeh's
xippicst hotels were treated 10 some.
thing better than a huriesque show
when the pretty step-daughter - John
Hardcastle dcmaEds tha; he marry the
feeble old lady whom he has unwit.
tingiy compromised.
This II jus; Jne ~ the bright hits
from the Cot.tsnce Taimndge proiuc.
tion. The Love Expert" which vii
IL seen for a two Gays run NJ ths
Nilsson Theatre. commencing NJ 1901
A. ~. Sunday and continuing through
Monday and Tuesday
Lave 4 Ia CardIndex
Adapted from an original Nury up.
On which John Emerson and Anita
Loos. tnOv hr. and Mrs. John Emer.
SOM collabcrafesl "Ths Love Expert
! sal d;o b. by far the mosi original
and novel plciure released in the last
eighteen months. Only une cid reliable
trait q the Emerson i.oos stamp ~
found IN this piciure-and this j. the
theme. But m seiecting this ioiniuai.
Ing not that sings iis way through the
entire picture. the authors have hii ca
the hea q sIsxiallEaiinn III an Zines
- eharacierisiic q this aEs. Thflr
stmy l. - the sifi who ssrheWtd 1Ii
knswn sclencts ~ make herself an -.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08
Hieh school Annual, Have Arrived

Merle Morton. business manager o.
the high schVol annual. La Airusa
announces that the books have arrived
and that they will b. given out this
afternoon. and IN the morning AZ the
high school All who have Ordcrc {
these books are urged 10 be prompt "a
claiming them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08
Ludsnnian u. N.P.I. Social.

The Judsonian y. Y. y. l. met Thurs.
day evening AZ \ o'clock for social IN
the Iarlors u the First Baptist church.
miscellaneous games provided fei-
ture OF the evenings festivities AMI
contests added o. the enjoyment q the
occasion. Later refreshments 81 ice
cream and cake were served.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08

The Round Dozen Club will be en-.
tertained Tuesday afternoon. Angus,
10Th. AZ the home u Mrs. I. o. Wilson.
1878 Pierce street All members are
urged To be In attendance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08

Mrs. j. T. Grccning will cnteriain
the Needle Club NJ its regular semi.
monthly session, Tuesday afternoon ~
, o'clock. at her home. 1907 Van Buren
street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08

Account midnight matinee tonight nj
the Mission. we will remain open to
serve line parties. Phone your reserya.
tiens early for best attention. HEAT.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08

The small sun u Mr. aud Mrs wad'
Walden is III at the family ~ ldcnce.
1i0i Fillmore street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08

AIRS. Kate Deck. Of san Angelo. H.
visiting here as the guest OF Mrs. "
ii. Dockray. 1905 Fillmore street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08

Paul Armstrong who has he-an az.
tending a government cavalry triinlE
camp. Fort OglcthurIe. Ca. IN company
with a number uf ether Texas boys
from A. a NJ. college has return y
home for the summer. he has accepted
a position IN the officc OF county SUI
veyOr fer the summer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08

Mrs. J. W. vcalc viii preside AZ host.
ezs 10 the Tuesday Bridge club. Tues.
day Afternoon. AZ her home. 1901 Van
Buren, street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08

Mrs Norman Glass. 81 Tcxarkana. II
visiting here. the guest 81 her daughter.
Mrs. Z c. Adams. ii03 Fillmore street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08

Mrs. II q. Brewer and children of
Fort Worth. are the guests ~ Mrs
Brewers parents. Mr.. and Mrs W u.
Patterson. 80 Tyler street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08

q. G. Armstrong. ~ Fort Worth. II
visiting IN the city as guest ~ hi
brothers. W Il. and 4 \. Armstrong.
Mr.. Armstrong ~ a vocalist uf cunsid.
cradle ability, pupil Of Hemphin. an
occupies an cnyiahle pusitlon In the
musical circles Of Forth Worth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08

pert on the subject Of romance and
emotion.
To be- explicit. the pictures knock.
cut :
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08

Mrs. T.. H. Simmons, Uf 1901 Fierce
street has ~ her guest. Mrs. Hpol
Brown. of Fcicrita. y. NJ.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08
E0doritq4Ev'
Social Neies aud PcrsonaI Mention

Miss Mablo Smith. ~ Wichita Falls,
formerly " Amarillo. r. whiting her
~ the futst of Miss Grace Hacker,
1905 Van Buren, street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08
Friday Bridge viii Mr.. Crvm.

The Friday Bridge club Will enjoy
tncir regular session al the home -
Mrs. J. J. Crume. se0i Polk street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08

Mrs. \. A. Jewell. 81 1900 Fillmore
street. has rs her guest. Miss Louis
Jewell. uf Dallas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08

Miss Irene Gilbert. OF Claude. has ~
turned home after an enjoyable visit a.
the guest " Mr. and Mrs Lee Bitins
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08

Mrs. l.. V. llenhard. ~ S0i Pierre"
street. leaves to-day Tor Wellington.
Kansas. for an extended visit with rclL.
tlyes and friends
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08

Miss Ruth Cartwright. ~ WuXa.
hachie. N visiting here a. the guest "
Mr.. and Mrs Leon T. Montgomery. g00i
Tyler street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08

Mrs. n. W Durcn. 81 307 West
Eighth street. has returned from q d.
lightful overland trip through various
points In New Mexico and Colorado
She was accompanied hy Mrs n T..
jackson and daughter. Miss Elizabeth
jackson. Of Corsicana.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08

Mlsr Laura V Hammer. ~ Claude.
was a visitor In the city Thursday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08

Miss Alvah Meyer. Elizabeth and Eu.
gene Meyer. jr. arrived home th.s
morning. after an enjoyable visit 81
several weeks with relatives In Kansas
CITY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08

Daily News Want Ads bring results.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09

cence of & patient to the reconstruc-
ton of a nation. and said that dur
ing the period OF convalescence Of
the nation great care must be exer-
cised so that il might go on il its
work Of 8 great nation
He placed as very. important ad-
junct 20 public health, periodic
physical examination for all by a
physician. The second important
fea,urein the conservation Of health.
he stated. was the welfare of the
in France had q better chance of
life than the baby in the cradle. The
great percentage of deaths Of child
ren under ! years of age, he said
should be definite shock 10 fathers
and mothers. He mentioned the Wat
erv!lle Wiasiow Child Welfare
League. saying that it was one Of
the best in the State and should re-
ceive the moral and financial sup
port Of the city.
He called attention to the fact tha.
there is great need of rural by
giene and for Federal department
Of health in this State. He named
several societies which are doing
health work and said they should be
gathered in one big Federal health
department. He closed with a quo
tation from Lord Beaconsaeld. who
said: The care of the public health
Is the first duty of statesman
Frederick A. Shepherd returned on
Saturday afternoon from New York.
after having been on the road since
Thursday night. shortly after mid
night. Friday morning found the
train on which he had taken passage
in South Norwalk. Conn. and ar
rived in Boston at 3o'clock Friday
afternoon. He remained all nish, in
Boston and left there SATURDAY
morning at so'ciock, A slight acct
dent occurred at Providence, the
engine slipping from the rails but No
damage was done outside Of a short
delay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09

ear from box ~ Sunday Dof1a12s-
for q dre il tie dwelling house oH
Maple street owned by ". s Smp-
son and occupied BY Edrard Jooo
Tie 6re cargh. u e clothes
from a. ovs-heatsd stove pipe MICS
a the damage was from smoke MY
ana Mrs Jcsber lost nearly al o.
eheir clothing. which vas h2nSnS II
the eloee.- and Ar. Joooer icss ms
weeks salary. which was In the
pocxs, Of g coat There was no II
srrarce on the clothing but tns
house Is insured
Mrs Samue, G. Wing left SATURDAY
for Portland. called there by tA-
serious Illness OF Miss Hesen knight
L A Ross Of Gardner was q guess
Saturday a. the home o. " I
Briggs
The regular meeting Of Fai-ns4d
Lodge l. Q. o. p will be held 'n's
evening. Degrees will be ccnfesreo
OF q class OF candidates
Miss Ileen BroPhy. who teaches IN
Gardiner. passed the weekend q,
the home Of her parents M ano
Mrs H D. E-ophy-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09

International Rotary to be held At
Atlantic City.
Rotarian Herbert G. Wilson of
Worcester. Mass. was introduced b.
the district governor. stated that he
was glad to be present and gave the
Augusta Rotarians a cordial invita-
ton to visit Worcester Rotary
Both speakers were given hearty
applause.
The meeting Of Rotary on Satur-
day evening was presided over by
the vice president, George S. Will
liams. in the absence of the presi-
dent, Blaine s. Viles. Rotary songs
were sung with several solo numbers
this part Of the program being un-
der the direction Of Musical Director
J. r. MacNichol The meeting was
preceded by a sumptuous Rotarian
dinner. served in fine style, and the
entire session was enjoyed by every
one in attendance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09
RESERVED SEAT SALE
FOR CHIZZLE WHILE
OPENS 7.3O A. u. TODAY

Reserved sea. sale for the 18th an
uusl Ch.zzle Wizz!e fair opens az 80
O'clock this morning at Bi;hers Drug
s-c-c- Ten tickets only vii, Be sold
20 : person II is anticipated that
the audiences al this years fair viii
! break all records
tbs week Will be a busy week a.
C..y hall as tie various members Of
tie booth committees will Be hard
al work constructing and decorating
The booths Special wiring must be
5o.a ,ha, the lighting effects will he
all Q. X
The students have been working
hard for the success Of the affair
which promises TO be the biggest and
best yet
Thursday evening the big minstrel
show viii be staged The ends are
ready TO hand out some red hot !abs
and 10 sing Ike the festive nock.nS
, t:rl- TIE o.io this season is a
dandy Fancy dances b. Miss Dorc-
Thy Gray. Miss Mary Boyd and
| Miss Alice Goodrich will deAsh. she
audience. the music lovers Will haze
:-aa- when Alden MerTiI; gives his
musical selections while Miss Bar
b;.ra Froherger will also giTe vocal
solos Miss Froberger is a very ta.-
cnteL Young lady and her rendition
q popular songs is sure 20 make a
hit Il is urged that tie audience BE-
in their seats By SIS P. NJ as the
sho-r viii. star, promptly at that
time.
Friday evening comes the rol,ick-
irg comedy, Pas New Housekeep-
err. Tire students taking par, in
this production have been rehearsiaS
diligently and the performances viii
be one Of the hes, ever presented sr
the school. Following the play " i
Come tie grand Chizzie While ball.
THIS Is an went N itself and is Gag
.,-y ,vked forward to by all.-Adv-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09
Mrs. NJ. T. Sampson

Mrs Melinda Theresa Sampson.
WatervilIe's oldest woman resident
passed away az her home on College
avenue. Sunday noon. after a short
illness, al the age Of IS years and
three months Mrs. Sampson was
born in Augusta. the Oldest child o.:
tie Rev. William Allen and Melinda
tMorvi!D Drew. late Of that city
She was married in 1si3 TO Enoch
Sampson OF BowGoinham. who died
In the Ciyi! War. For many years
she was a residen, Of East Winthrop
cominp 70 Walerville about 10 years
ago.
Mrs. Sampson is survived by two
grandchildren. Alton s. Mace Of Au-
gus,a and Abb;e Mace Mosher Of
Eas, Winthrop. She has been ten
derby cared for in her declining
years by her two nieces. Mrs, Grace
Partridge and Mrs. Florence P.
Libby a, whose home size died.
Funeral services will be held at
o'clock Tuesday afternoon and will
be private on account o. illness in the
family. Rev. c. 4. klickerbocker
will onfciate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09
BRITISH CRISIS
Continues from Pace ooel

time and that the ho-r may s;ls-
within the next feE months.
George Nicoli Ba--ss and Geo,;
H Roberts the lar .@o labor II
listers IN Premier Lloyd Ceo-g:'t
cabinet have res;gled ieav.-g IL.
coalition government v.tLc-. an,
representation Of the parry 49, 3.
cent by-elections have c33:cz:-i
now numerically the la-xss. -s9ll..-
cal organization in Grea. 5-.:..A
Meanwhile men Of widely 5...:.e-
types such as Yiscount Ha!3a-e ar.
Admiral Sir John A. Fs.s- a..
come OF; for labor.
ViscoUnt Faldane. who vas n: Z
the most conservative ,ae-5e-s e
the old liberal goyeune-. v:.cA
brcugh, Grea, Britain into re "a,
and close political fr1e,5 :. Her
bart H -isQEith and visor. Grey
threw q bomb into tia. group wren
ne gave an interview declaring tia
me labor party alone las y:slg
which will enable il 70 posses az
serve the future
Speculation as TO the re-sc--s' =
the next cabinet Arthur Ee-:t-so-
Of the iahorites as = possible g7en
Ter. Eisccunt Haidane, as ,o-c chaE,
oeilo- and Professor John Nzyn2-i
Keynes British delegate o- :hs
reparation sub committee :. ~
peace conference. as Chanel .:
the excheouer
Naturalization Of indug-y ..i
opposition 10 ornaments az .1o q
the strongest p,anks in tAe labr
program Premier Lloyd Gec-.s
eon'enpia,es a biz giving .hs rl!-:E
large share II the r.anare-2sa: 9:
mines but this week refused Z So.
sesuon BY representatives e -
miners that he emt.ody il ;he II. IL
Recommendations OF the Ssn.sy CT
MISSION for q large measure o.: 10
oonaiization- Talk Of dire. p
uon- which means a strike ,o s--s
about nationaiixauon. has o<- =.
vived
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09

Bangor. Ne. Feb. ..-Eve-y .v-..3a:'
man with Sn the SNOW ashtins s,-;
nsns is mustered to dig the e. e..
u aeoas y inches O: heavy. ds-- s-'T
"a the level and Piled sigh: = rrt
'ees high IN places where ,h-ox- :
tne car tracks. The storm cleared ~
sscu, 5 O'Clock this as,eenoo, :; :"
Yesterday noon there was T. -;;e
snow north Of Nalinccke. -: re
storm spread north YESTERDAY a:vs--c2r
Aaa 'Ass H-sht and . heavy ia. :s3,H'
so % the Canadian border. causing c.
'aSed trains On the Bangor & s-2as,
'"eA' Canadian Pacific aud easter a,
VISION OF the Maine Central
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09
Legion Post
Representatives to
Meet in Augusta

Inc following communication has
been sent out from the headouar,srs
or the Maine department, Of ,he
American Legion. to the comm.,,-
erS OF posts In the depart :ment
There will I've an informal m,s,,nr
at the State House. Augusta, Feb
!'tn. OF representatives Of r.,s,s in
the department OF Maine. to discuss
the following matters: 1. War Ma
insurance; :. French memorial, ain
tomas; ;. Women's auxiliary.
General organization work IN ~.
state; 8. Such other matters aror,
ing the general welfare Of tho cr,nn
The meeting will DO called - 49,
DER AZ LIS" p, NJ. SO ~ TO enable the
majority who with attend 10 ar,t~,,
ana depart from their homes on the
same aate' The meeting win n. B.,
session 81 long az there IL eu.,n..s
to transact, SSS
mere WIZ no a representative Of
the War Risk Bureau present, III.
Legion IL cooperating with tho h,,s
reau IN all War Risk matters ~,
the representative os the burcsu A.
addition TO explaining the 40, ,,.n
explain q procedure for War EisI
omcers to quickly hiring abcut IN
adjustment Of claims, :"
II the French Memorial Dip,om..
are not distributed by the drc.r,.
ment previous 10 the l;,h ar scn-,.
airy. they will he distributed on ths,
date. N'iS'
The department execut,v> ~.>,,.,.
zee VIII 70 into executive session
PRIOR TO the calling OF the meetinr
TO order. e>"s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09

OF business men in the world today
was pointed out by District Governor
Lovett. Cooperation makes Rotary
what 1t il today. The degree Of Sue
cess that local Rotary club attains
depends upon the. degree OF co-opera-
ton 1t has with the International As
ISOLATION. He then told Of the various
publications issued by the international
Association for the benefit Of Rota.
rians and Rotary officers.
The speaker gave a definition for Ro-
tary and referred to it az the Golden
Rule orsanization-that Rofarians are
members to help one another. The
standard OF true Rotary is representa-.
tive Of all there s. in business and pro.
fessIonal life for II is made up OF the
best thoughts and the best works OF
men In business and professional life.
Rotarians are glad to be useful for they
know II is Rotary duty to be useful.
SO Rotary gets behind every movement
that stands the acid test Of being for
The community good.
Rotary during the war did big
things. but the war is closed. The
International Council recently took
up the matter Of the<wo that Ro-
tary will now carry on. and It was
decided to be best to take up Boys
Work as its principal effort. Walter
Strong, an expert in this line, was
employed to take charge. Surveys
are being sent to every Rotary or
ganization asking for particulars re-
gar9ing the boys work carried on in
every city where there is a club.
About half OF these surveys have
been returned to date.
The district governor compliments
cd Augusta Rotarians upon the
splendid manner in which they en-.
tertained the fall coferencc Of New
England Rotary. He spoke Of the
PLANS for the spring conference to be
held the last days of March At
Springfield. Mass. and Of the pro-
gram for the big June convention Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09
DISTRICT ROTARIAN
GOVERNOR LOVETT
SPEAKER IN AUGUSTA

~ regular meeting OF Rotary Club
Saturday Evcnin9-visits City on
HE Annual Tour Of Maine, Ae.
cempsnied BY Vice President vii.
son Of Worcester, Mass. Club
Meeting Of Unusual Interest
The visit Ut District Governor Of Ko-
tary Charles ". Loyett Of Lynn, Mass ,
Oh his annual tour of Maine, together
with Herbert c. Wilson. vice president
OF the Worcester. Mass. Club and
member Of the executive council Of
the New England district, featured the
regular meeting of Augusta Rotary
held Saturday evening at the Augusta
House. II was a fine session. filled
with enthusiasm. and the district gov
ernor brought a message that went to
the heart Of every Rotarian and gave
a clearer insight into the real mean
ing OF Rotary.
In opening his address. District Gov
ernor I.ovett spoke Of the difficulties
he has encountered in making the tour
OF Maine on account Of the heavy snow
having been obliged to cancel the en-
gagemcnt with the Lewiston club. He
said he had come from Boston, where
last Wednesday he attended the meet
ing of the executive officers OF the New
England clubs held at the Boston City
Club. The speaker at the noon day
luncheon OF the session was George
Dugan. past district governor OF New
York district. and the Rotarians there
were carried away with Mr.. Dugan's
talk. He stated that in the past eight
months he had crossed and re-crossed
tho continent eight times, and could
say from experience. having met Ro-
tarians everywhere. that they are the
best fellows on earth-the backbone of
the nation.
That Rotary is the biggest apd most
comprehensive cooperative movement,