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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26

~ Development work has been created
vs. Socr,tary Meredith In the Bureau
81 Chemistry. The Naff vii he made
up uf engineers headed by David j.
Price. chief engineer In the dusi'cN'
IL, zion NEGOTIATIONS conducted 10y
the department. who viii furnish for
III" convenience Of manufacturers data
upon raw material supply, cost ~ pro-
ducuon. and the uses 90 which the
product ~ adapted,
IT. Carl l.. Alsbcrg chief OF the Lu.
ic,,u N Chemistry. sponsor of the new
plan. Raid such a service was urgent
l. needed 10 translate the work ol the
bureau into terms that could be under.
Fto"d and applied by the manuiac
tutors and investor" Every year. he
said. valuable discoveries are made
concerning utilization Of manufactur'
ing waste. "A new food IN found. a. q
new dye. gluc. or prc~rvaiivc. IL will
lie the business Il the new office. O.
give surh discoveries practical applica.
ton,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
Ilrown Heat Tigers.
LEONARD EASILY
DEFEATS MORAN
ny Associated i'rets

w hNs'tltfu Tvs
EAST ChiCAGO. Ind, Sept. 70
icnny Leonard. lightweight champion
asily outpolnt"d Pal Moran 1T NeA
orleans In ten round bout here thu
tUtnouI.
VI, ran. tigAting lbs iirst champion
hip hattie, remained GA the defensive
,lniost throughout the bout. Only T.
,cca.lunal flashes did he try To- hrcal
through Ir"iiard's dei.nA' and tn
,hainliun had NO difficulty IN blocking
b" leads
I."unaid apparently could not gei
tari.d IN the early rounds, but in the
,st luui be- had the New orleans lod
/ his mercy swift left i,hs and h'
famous wight cross brought blood iron
umHit'S mouth aud opened iHrg' co.
under enc ry" Ia the seventh. "ighin
,inth aud t,nth l.rUuUid seemed ron
tinuuusly on the Nvtg Uf scoring q
knockout. but Murar, hat'l,d LaHclN {
'h- finish. Neither man put over -
lno, kdowu. AIoran weighed la0 and
.ruulid about iaj.
a crowd NJ about io."no saw ia" tight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26

'pct' r.uwn. Il Taylor. Texas. cham
t..u .l. idi,N,ignt wrestler ot th'
Nmli. and G'ufgo stevens ui chicago
'hil, niger. wr,stl'd w" hours luf :,
1fnw .n % match staged NJ thu Drandi
Theatre last night, brown retaining
Do, ito, iii, wa gnt only one fall over
St,srn, II nolng IN one hour. - minutes
rnd = a",uds. using the arm SCISSOR
i.rr. rm lnok \ rest Of ten minutes
wls called following III" tall. inca
Mh,n tn rung sounded for ia" h"gin'
ming II thu socpnd portion :" III" match
th' wrrstluis entered the flng nnd stay
,d 81 ,on their feet about - minutes ~
a." manning 81 when III" tw" hours
were up the men wer" un IN" mat.
!.-y"us being on III" bottom brown
having him tightly held with a head
uud arm lurk.
Griiiin 0utfights Doyle.
On the pfoliminnrirs Dick Griflin ~
Ioii wmth easily uutpOlnt"d Jack
l.yio IT Denver ~ their ten round
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
CLEVELAND LEAD
|. CUT BY WHITE SOX


W NeHfNaNN
NEW YORK;, SoN - The Clov'
and Americans lrad WIS shoitcncd Z
hall lnuuc TEDDY When Chicago w"l
he deciding contest uf the three ganr
rilrs with ~" Indians
New YurN slic,Sl q g.tur" III the l"'
{ the nuuklNu Nationals With tn
.up,flas four games nnh"ad. th'
Giants unly hope l. IN trk'nE ~ TOM
~mnining gaines iu hv played with tn
caguc leaders
IN The American rHr". ilry"l'nd c'
drnp two 1T Us eight games 10 ]"
played and the hes, chic'g" could -
inin Nv winning five sr,ight would w.
O.. lie. tn" New Work Yankees. thr d"
aun,s h, hind the Indians aud with onl,
,.,r ulnV ~" Still a mathematical
possibility for firs, place, hut would
nave difii'ul task even in capturing
rcunu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
S.nrfs Lie AneM.

WOIsclIESTElt. Mass, S"p', - -
Ei,,n, "Iiahy Doll" Baker. who WIS
recently rclc iscd from the Worchss
ter cpun'V iail after serving s"nten""
for completely IN the murder of Dwight
u. Chapman az WestbOrO two years
ngo. started work M an elevator girl
~ the Chas. HulldinE on Front street.
Harry Baker. her love mate. who
oonlereed To the crime. " In the
claIlestcnn state prison Tor life.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26

ihtt'~i Tor t"N'iENf IN fHlh' ~
Battrd tor Johnston iu seventh
Chicago eel. .............U 700 10 600
Cleveland co., ,.....,tt,Vul 900 OuV-l
Summary: Two h,sr hits Jackson :.
william. Scwell. ONoll. home run
Jackson; doubles plays. WambsTtnnn.
Sew-li and Johnston: !. Collins and Ris
erg: base on balls. ilagby !. struck
nut Williams .; Cov"ski" /
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
OFFICE ~ DrNEI OPMENT
WORK ~ ESTtBItslifD
~ ,.sor's'-d rr-.

wASiIIN GTON. sept .S--Tn de-.
velup neglected sources Il pubic and
private profit through the aspiration
90 new processes discovered hy d'pnri.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
WHITE sOX DEFEAT
INDIANS 5 To ONE
WILLIAMS HOLDS CLEVELAND TO
fME HITS AND CMnCAGO
TAKES LAST or SERIES.
ay Associated Pre-.

CLEvEi.ANp. a.. Sept. .5.--Chl.
cago defeated Cleveland to-day. taking
two out a. thr," gaines In the serlsf
and cutting Clcv.Iand's lead o. one
half game IN the American League
championship rae" holofr q crowd 81
amir Nlfnut,.ly "A 900
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
Ame,i..a kssoclafiou.

Al Columns -: Milwaukee ~
AZ Indianapolis 80: Minneapolis &c
Al T.lr,io o: 81. Paul y.
AT Louisville I: Kansas city ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
Cubs Take Two From ii-ds.

CINCINNATI. Sept. s6.-Thc Cubs
C.nSrd their season series here today u,
winaing both games 81 u double h~tu
" from the i.eds. The locals were
beaten hy ~ nrrs ot to and To
IL lc.unn L. IL IN 4 4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
BROOKLYN DROPS
FIRST To GIANTS
FIRST CONTEST Or CRUCIAL. SER
iES CO.'S TO NEW YORK IL
10 Q SCORE.


bi.OokI.fN. Sent ?;.--Ncw Yor,
won the flrrt game 81 the series with
iI"oklyn here today. the series that
ultimately Will d'cid" the championship
- the National League. The score wa,
To 0. bronldyn needs 20 win tw
more games 10 cllnch the pennant.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
Athletics Defeated.

y NsHsfW'H IFteT'
BOSTON, Sept :5,--iBush was more
'fIcctive than ks.i- In III" pinches In
lay and Boston defeated Philadelphia
Philadelphia o.. .....,,.. VlO VOl wv.
Boston .............OiO 0O2 Ok
Batteries kccfc and HcndryN; Bush
md Schnng
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
srnstors B.ai lanks.

NEW lOl,k. Sept. 20. Shawkc1''
wildnoss gave Washington - victory
,vrr New York TO-DAY. Score.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
split Doublr Header.

ny Assssistsd irsa
PrrrSBt RGII. Sept ?j.--A double
h-a Ter WAS split by ~, Louis and Pitt
D. iryh to-day. the home team winning
the flrs, game In /? innings, 2 to !,
chit. "a" visitors Won the ~Cnnd To !
First game.
NJ Louis ..........O 900 600 OF OO0---'
r!usburgh ..... 900 ~, OoO o0l--.
BATTERIES: pllhorfrr, Doak, Shcrdol
ard Clemens, Zinn and Schmidt.
Second game
~. Louis ,.........,.,,,uo 200 soV WV
plu ihurgh o., ,...,..,. Ooo Voo OlO'-
Batteries: iIaiH"s and Clemens; Pom
der and liacfner.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
Pulls Win Two,

d. As.ociaisd Pres.
..pHliADEI.riilA. Sept 95.-rhila
,llphla won both ends of a double hNd
or with iIoston today 10 ! and !? -
10.
First game:
no.ton .......,.....a 200 900 900
Philadelphia .,. ,,,,.OOO VUV VlON-'
batteries: rilliugim and Gowdy; Mca
dows and Wheat.
t,sond R.lmc: .
uss,on ....,..,... COZ .1i a0O--'O
lshIind.iphla 49,. ..... OOl oct stA--l.
% batteries: Townsend Rudolph ana
, O'Sell: Gowdy. Causcy, q. smith HUI
lei and withrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26

NEW York ..............lO OiO 2v,--'
ErC0klyn 80. ........... 0OO 00U 0aO
Summary: Two lsuse hitr. Bancroft,
- le. OlAon: thrs- hasn hits. Bancroft
Itkrh: home run. Kelly; stolen bases.
nj Oh 2. Doyle. double plays. Doyle g.
ilai croft 10 Kelly: Fris'h 10 Kelly; Mil
Ter TO Klldutf: hglSe On bIlS Grimes Q
Barnes !; rtruck out Grimes 2: MamIu,
3. .iohaft !. hrn.s 2.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26

Summary: Two base hits. Groh: stol
go iase~. Paskcrt. lsu-, on balls, fsh"i
.: Alexander :. truck olt Fisher
Ale Wander ].
s cond game:
Chicasn ............ Gao 10. Ol0---
Cincinnati o.. ......... OOO iOO 000---i
batteries: Vaughn and DAILY; Hing
aic Rsridsn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-23

: v3aun'f rlf-hn.s. .fI di1. god
g rou'enti 'as b. 80 tl., laitom o. sfl
W" ifcull. Iu tn . isf.I
a1een fg'rf"I' mst. Vi.h De- % b.
rhown % ~ l,endi toilt
The v0man r.l-- DO, nar ts . -.
from enothr woman'r husband a
hsn prrnii- hsr owL n1fIaud fo +.
. Sh' Tpes furths. md naanis o..
Swd lu the face a. ths wife oi p.
ran VINO give 4 o. ~ 90 % Cirr.-
FHft gym hV o." -
" milo she = TIE ruesi = tie ,..f
10" jewel iislppesrs irur h.r no.
and there g. BIO" srd ,av EEDr-r
ia'~'nt - SUSPECTED. am ihsr, al. -..
ial plcseui wkere the lu1nd. .t
lifi1n sr. vel founded
Flow 'hs pearl q rerOf,ral ard vt.
irik u pfuy.ies OK reels OF irt.r. sfIr.
fuei'ons that toid and thrill To
lAw fer b. Lsvrenee Weber o.
aleu'f and if nortiayed ~ "
i'fk cari o-nsisiing ~ ldi'h BAD.
ihffno" bii 'ngs Fti Tu.'. I.Hu
- Hare. Cailos Ci'.s and I...
llali.das
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-23
CHAMPION bUCK|NG
HORSE WILL Be seen
At WICHITA ROUNDUP

;rseial 70 TIE Sews.
WICHITA FALLS. April .a-Whai
~ claimed o. D. the worlds greatest
buc1ing horse Coyote. viii be- one 81
the foa;uros % the Roundup 70 b" stag
ii her" May q. :. : the hors. u owned
~ Eddy McCarty OF Cheyenne. who
purchaf Il tn animal far 81 0o0 which
- said 10 be the highest price ever
paid Tor hors. that can neither b,
worked 90 ridden
Coyote o. date has thrown To- "a
,rs tie last three t,inF ,idors e tn
Fort Worth Rcdco and the total time
IN disposing Il the ihrc. by the a
nous huckcr was less than ten sec.
onds
Tom Burnett. manager % IN. Round
~ here has offered big purs. for a.,
tDWhcy who b able 10 rldc ;hc ouilev
at the conies, here and on account 81
the great number 81 expert riders which
AZ, entered heN IL j. expected thu: tie
famous bunker will meet defeat
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-23
STEPS ARE TAKEN TO REVIVE
WELLS Of OLD RANGER FIELD;
WILL BUILD HUGE POWER HOUSE

Tea uu Company asaiu .ls I...
in.sc vain l gnpi iiHW auu d. ,s.
.uualod o. De- making 500 hlrr.is daily
bon steady flow
On illSs Huuit fhr ktlr ,,. i4 ...
ported o. have q guol showing uf cd
and possibly VIII develop prudu,iIu.
Reports nm other pl.t. OF M.
field aud show u,ouhi, nrvs uon
'v,.ru W"d rlf- thu hah .lun.d
new production
lu Wilhlrs,r county has thr n,,y
Wharton Ranch VOL cd. tn, Slgl,r uil
Company pow is nahin- flows oy,r
f'rty hours pr"juung about 200 bal.
r,ls 81 uil 10 each Glow This u,u h..
Increased Oh, interest in IN, Tee a..
We'll lUutDd Just uItsd. . the town ...
Harold. which moss BE- th. ulst,I, .t
20" nsId 100, dIuos r,,utb ua. ID
.'rulvi H} t Niuj,tnru. just after p.
ports w'rr circulated that % h,d r..
600 nlU'.l 90 sn'l "l ruI 5000 10 Oh, .
standard drru,h is hriug INSTRUCTED
and cable tnolS installed to finish CO...
well This Indicates that a., dullus
cree confident w the outcome
rr. irik tur.rH t.lI.t H..
mile, to the northwest of Oh. nearest
Wlggon'r field production is nuw r,.
slrlrd gs Eud fUr ahnut 3nn barrrls
daily according latest estimates
break iu IN" sand has h,,n discovered
which Indicates ihai 30 poss.hl, b. or
u' 'dgr 60. rr .lu,tfu ,f 70 nry fr o
and that q viii not become 10 sush,r
Hs was predicted
Thre" mile, suuihW-ff OF Electra %.
BAKER well uf the Fvl,ful uu a Esnr.
iug Company has drilled into hkrl,.
iia"iur sif.i - afou1 zoo uas Yf
BE- uving Indications ~ production
IN "a" southwestern part ~ ElstlInl
county IN the new Hlturn vel ~ FHs.
ier - al IL sat ing on strength a..
ord- ~ he past month show that o.
flow durre thar .urriod was even lars
,r thar fDr tn nr-' month. AMI th1i
the daily average now Is around 500
barrels daily This w,il has not yet
been drilled in. although u has hocu
II T. regarded as tho opening ~ now
odut NC for moo" t1W tNu mo1tl q.
field
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-23
Amusenents
INN MN HANGS uPA
DtRf pi.NII. RlCORt,

Tom Max knos 10 prVio-s d,i
'd o. 20 nia thu.ig ~t,liinn "a a..
i"ding role ir I'm, Cya.re NJ.
Ian FOX prcdufilon no., i.,r- show d.
10 ih" Missnu Taonir,
tn" spirit u rw uniformed. r.rpa.r
l'c ~ tn Canadian N".thucsi sirr b..
ihroush ih' superb iic.u, with 30 ST.
inliiy That iakcs N. -r,.t,tors CO.. d.
their 'veryoay IT, snd lands lh,l.
m5mp int lard 90 pd5lo-i,d al
"hiurc. Ton MiN Know %. r.,ks b.
d. iainr The 'ommonpi,re ani t,,e..
% the real sipff"
''aerf Moorr PLAYS 'rpe.'r Nix ard
D. sui'i'.cut spur AZ r.ye y.or fa.
~ giant energies m. act of tfa
ctsi = q cHrcsinndrusit Ligh ai.h.
nnd includes Henry D. H,-I4i AMI
William Lili -fofd IT,. ,'oIs b. g.,
=" r"ihuaivr MsIg1id and .h, ST..
pirh s'asing ass drr- .uI,r direction
of Cin smith
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-23
Special to Tho News

Special TO The New,
FORT WORTH ArrG g step. -
revise o.. prui-tli"u 20
f."t ..itllnn u.
pant on tho Leon ri,.
q. which VIII onerair q -lting 20 elrc
i.ically driven pumps in these ull
wells. II IL reported that virtually az
OF the wells IT the Texas Pacific Cul
and oil COMPANY and 'hos' 0f co.,
Prairie oil a Gas Company Ni'' %"
put on these pumps, Thosa ou thr
Roper tract viii DE- nrsi iu ho cnnnrc.
ted
This plant il heinl constructed by
the Texas Elcriur Company whi,h
will supply many ~ tho go u.il
towns with power and lIght current
Man, ~ the Older wells NNirh wei.
gushors IN the early DAVIS have ALREADY
easel ~ rtodup hu' l'rul0.i'is o
larc they are yet apahle oi pr,-ilc.
ing ~ and They h.licvo this method
wIl incrcas. the output uf tho u"ll
1900 to- Zoo haircls daily
Operators throughout the ndd ar.
Intensely interested 90 q lat" report
IRON Amarillo which states that tn
Trip No J has blown .t.df 300 goa
~ gis production lud ;1rr"M co.
tended the proven gas field The " Q.
u reported 60 be- making upward 90
twenty million cubic fcrt daily. AMI
~ 81 ih.s. We j. i"diour Hn' e Do
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-23
LEILA LAKE ENJOYING
ERA OF PROSPERITY,
NEW BANK IS OPENED

spesi.l 90 The N,ya.
CLARENDON. April 9e-Th. Leila
Lake state Bank opened las, wecN r..
ported a deposit 81 ss5.sss 90 AZ tie
end 81 the frs; weeks business. 4. I.
Kennedy Is president. " l. Butler and
J. ~. Crews president: l.. \. bird
carhier. with H. Woods Roy Cuff
lcomplcfing the board II directors
Capital stock $4,000.
Lila Ike u the agricultural center
I.elm Lake h tire eriicmiura; center
ter q the Panhandle. Five husdred
cars 81 inrashed head leeds we're snip.
ifd this season ioccihsr with 2.iao
taiss Of cotton. and viii fed out 80
cars of hogs In the year 4 number
81 the stock grow ers are coins In Tor
pure breeding stock with particular
emphasis on Poland hogs To the win.
Mig ioundation stock from the 81
Yer Crest and Franklin Herds Who
N". se,snd and thir places az she Dal.
las fair last year . number q cnoire
individuals have been added from the
NnIih and East within the past year
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-23
large Crowd Hear. Taft.

ABILENE Anrl - --one ~ fhs llr
k'i' 't"Nds thar ever gathered o. hear
nllaie si~aker on ABILENE heard ~
pr'r''lent William Howard Taft % ~
tir' i.'n1isi church saturday evening
'1d-' Taits leinr. on The League Of
Naiirnf was aaht.rei under ~ are.
iho' - The simmons CaiisFe iycauin
larE" deieraiions from number -
towns in Wet Texas were in Alden.
d. hear the address
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-23
RED CROSS NURsE HOLDING
INSTRUCTION COURSE
spsslsl % n. S,~

Nfseial - he Nt~s
'i.Ai:ENDON April ,. Miss Dab.
erts. n Red Cr-rs nun. AMI ins;rilir
'rom me State organization ~ raicicf.
"a q s-rs,s n cilss,s in I,poley cog,
O. Fi'r N" direriion ~ the Cirren
IN rnapisr ~ hhs Am.tlesa Rcd
'toes ASroxtsupn. Th..e runf..s n.
inrlfu. i.tn vii oeniinle for dx -
T. ~" n"ntns rnd incluGs = Iuila~
~ s4iarate CLASSES among 'he h,rh
I'D aud college rffis H. rra.tmsr
p h,.l and younger girls. tn hause.
wir.s ana moiHsrs and y nilii IN -
20 ihs mothe~s ard hufiu,s. s.. r..f,
D. addition ~ Tn regular els~s.s =
irf;ructin lectures are being given
- the rural school o.niers over N.
cr-nty and regular classes bling hsal
20 nearby towns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-23
CLARENDON To PtRCcisF .
NEW FIRE TRt CR
sr.~-isi - ths Nsws
nIAHENInN

CLARENDON. April q a on. fui
chemical truck VIII b. adj Il to ihs
f~,r ut equipmsnf Il thu CLARENDON
fr DEPARTMENT under plans now IN
urrs ~ aperation clarendon su0ys
he 4 pef cent reduction irnm q spsl
tie icsr record for tn past 'hrH- vs,is
md this additi"n O. the prsSent c1uip
went ~ ons three ton wichita hos
mi chemical truck viii EAR far 10
resds r. the cit for a nuuirr ~
yesr u normal growth
Tn plsinE u en- laisr1i ihruurh
an esfiis iercfh = ths citv VII aHd
Friish o. the effl.isnrv nf the depart
F1eni ss has the sete rhiorss nov in
- thIsurA the busineu se,iion ~ the
sisy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-23

Rub the ioin,- VITA BILLIARDS.
SNOW LlN!MENT 90 relieve rheumn-
,ism Il penetrntes the flesh 10 the
bone conveying Us soothing and re-
storatiye influence 20 the srot where
the pain exists. Sold by al druggists.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-23
WAPlEs-PLITTER TO OPEN|
HOUSE At CLOVIS SOON
Special 20 The Ssvs

specisl % he Nsvs.
CLOVIS. New Mexico. April e..-The
wapies Platter Wholesale Grocery co.
WIN rocn be- operating store IN Clo-
" This company has = number ~
branch HOUSES In different cities IN
Texas. The new building which thu
company u now building j. two stories
With large loading platform and j.
soxtoe feet II l. heinz Constructed q
reinforced concrcie and every effort is
hing fnads 20 have the building ready
foe ocenlaney by Iuly isi.
Thsre are rersisieni ruinms that two
- ihree ether wholesale gr0rory houses
VIZ locai~ IN Clovis within the next
few months
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-07-01
CANADIANS ELECT OFFICERS

At the annual meeting of the Racine
Kenosha Post of the American Volun-
teers Of the Canadian Expeditionary
Forces held at the Racine Commercial
club on Sunday morning, j. "A. Pom
eroy of Racine, was chosen as presi-
dent Of the organization to succeed
James w. Brown of Kenosha. James
J.. Barden and James w. L. Brown
of Kenosha, were chosen as the dele
gates to the national convention of the
order to be held in August at St.
Louis. The complete list of officers
elected was as follows:
President. A. Pomeroy.
Vice President-H. Walker.
Secretary Treasurer j. Barden.
Recording Secretary-tE.. Roberts.
Secy. Organization-W. T. Hoar.
Sey. Ways and Means g. o. Moebins
Secy. Publicity Adv.-C. G.. CIegg.
Secy. Military Affairs w. j. Dow.
Secy Social Affairs N. Gottlieb.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-07-01
TURKEY DIES HARD

The Sick Man of Europe is hard to kill. He
has been dying for centuries; but he isn't dead
yet. The allies are discovering it is one thing
to kill him by ink on peace treaty, and an
other thing to prevent the corpse from jump
ing out Of his paper coffin and escaping the
grave diggers.
The Turks refuse to be parties to the League
Of Nations mandates, If the mandatory pow
ers want to retain their holdings in Asia Minor
they must fight the Sick Man. But the people
Of Great Britain, France and Italy do not want
a new war.
Greece has offered to fight the allies battles
in Turkey for them. The supreme council of
the allies has decided to let Greece do the
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-07-01
SCHOOL sUPPLANT PALACE
American University Is Built on the
Site of an Old Manchu Mansion.
tBy United Pressl

Shanghai-Grounds of the summer
palace of Manchu prince, just out
side of Peking, are to be the site of a
group of new buildings, constructed in
the best style of temple architecture
but with interiors of the most modern
American type-the new home of Pek-
ing University, an Ameriean-British in
stitution, if plans announced here to-
day are successful. More than $4,000,
o0O is to be spent on the new plant.
Most of the money for the original
outlay is expected to come from Amer
lean sources but the Chinese are adopt
ing a new attitude toward foreign ed
ucational standards and, according to
DIR. ]. L. Stuart, president of the IN
iversity, it appears certain that suf-
ficient funds will be raised in this
country to establish and maintain the
main vocational and other special
chairs that are included in the pro-
gram.
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ners at the Elks' home and the Coun-
try Club, motor trips to points of in
terest in and around Kenosha county.
golf and tennis tournaments, whist
classics, and as a grand finale, a ball
game between the office staff and the
sales force Of the Allen A company.
This win be played on Wednesday af-
ternoon under the ''umperial direc-
tion of G. c. Allen, president of the
firm. All Of these events will be char
acterized by that verve and despatch
typical of Allen A industries and Allen
A employees.
Page aThe Irish Twins
Comedy other than the ball game
will be contributed to the convention
by Hugh Murphy and R. v. MeNicho
las, officially known among the sales
men as "The Irish Twins" Accom-
panied by Frank Miller at the piano.
they will furnish high grade musical
comedy one doesn't have to prove it;
they admit it-inteTludes for the vari-
Gus social functions on the program
for the conclave.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-07-01
"MIsS PETAL-0F- THE-ROsE.1

"This is little Miss, Petal-of-the-
Rose, q Japanese girl who will live her
life in heathenism unless Americans. do
their part to Christianize the orient. .
This statement made by Gilbert Love-
land, while little Miss Petal-of-the-
Rose,n frocked in blue embroidered
silk smiled from the screen of the
Park Avenue Methodist church, feat
ured the opening of the Summer Yes
per Forum on Sunday evening.
Unfortunately" Mr.. Loveland con
tined, Miss Petal-of-the- Roses people
have accepted some but not all of
Americas modern virtues. Japan has
adopted our industrialism without our
business idealism. The result is in
dustrial slavery for little Miss Petal
of-the-Ro and other Japanese girls
of equal charm now waiting to have
their faith and their fate changed
by Christian missionaries
Other pictures ,exquisitely colored
in exotic pastel shades, showed chill
.dren from South America, the Philip
pines, China, and India-"of such is
the kingdom of heaven"
The illustrated lecture constituted
an suspicious beginning for the pro-
gram Of the Summer Forum. The
church was well-flled with represen-
tative Kenoshans, all of whom warmly
congratulated Mr.. Loveland on the
charm of his pictures and the per-
suasiveness Of his plea for ninforma-
ton, interest, intelligence, helpfulness
and Christian Brotherhood" in Ameri-
cas- attitude toward the children in
heather countries.
On next Sunday evening DR.. Beffel
Of Milwaukee, will talk at the Forum
on "Some Aspects of Present Day
Patriotism