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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-03
Fraternai Friendship.

A curate Of a very nervous temper
ament was constantly making awk-
ward remarks intended as compii-
ments. Having distinguished himself
In an unusual degree during a gath
ering Of clergy at the bishops palace,
he was taken to task for his failings
by a senior curats who was one OF his
companions on the way home. look
herer" said the senior decidedly.
you are a donkey Why cannot you
keep quiet instead of making your ash
nine remarks? Mind you. 1 am speak.
ing to you now as a brotherW
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-03
DitImas Attraction.

"Wanted-A
Would you answer an ad Ike that 7
Probably you would If you were young
and single and knew that the person
desiring the life partner were none
other than pretty Billie Burke. OF
course. most OF US know that Miss
Burke is happily married to Florenz
Ziegfeld. of Follies fame. Wanted
A Husband" Is just the name or her
new photoplay. which will be on view
at the Ditmas theatre for three days
commencing today.
ollie wants a husband
in the films Is that her two girl com
la.lons in her New York studio APP
artment have each acquired one. She
Is the ugly duckling'' of the ensemble
"a slovenly girl who Is the butt or all
their Jokes. But finally their aunts
get her dander up, n she not only
goes through a course of training and
makes herself a raving beauty. but
acquires a handsome young man, frsl
as an ~improvised iance and later as
a real one
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-03

~ Efy-Ssventh Street sn1 NneSn.
Coleman. the Ecy. y nee& tNt
down TIE cameraman ro-loWe& d,
The guard made hs upPSr rv1se
Ger fa-es and the e~aufersmsSh ttN1e
the eronS. began - crank. me s1@l1
~.esaSrlS.s,V played his part . per
tSssicn- .
should - Husband Forgive :
declared 10 be = picturo ~ Sripplns
heart interest throughout. SnperoIS
Photographed and h0ely acted oy an
! ali-star cast.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-03
Natures Lava Must Be obeyed.

/ do not believe that God. or nature,
or a master. or metaphysical formulae
can or win make good In a miraculous
way for the inevitable results OF q
transgressions of the natural laws
that govern our being. II such miracu-
lous healing were possible and OF
common occurrence, what occasion
would there be for the exercise OF
reason. will or self-controlHHenIy
Lindlahr NJ. d.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-03
papsr Backing for Pictures.

To paste new paper backings on
framed pictures, the paper. cut to tns
proper size, should first be hoated In
a pan Of water until 1t is entirely wet.
The paste should be applied to the
frame, and the paper, from wnich
the actual drops Of water have been
wiped, should be pressed into place
upon the frame. AS the paper dries IL
VIII shrink, making 1t a smoothly
stretched backing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-03

strand Attraction
The script OF should q Has9Ah1
Forgive 90, n mammoth William *
special which Wiz Open today A. <Ae
Strand Theatre. called Tor 8 se
on Ton % A Fseth Avenue oGataZ
IN New York
Ten o'clock on q Tuesday raorr-
f1E va thc t1c chosen oy The IL
~a..cr. Il A Walsh - cpportans Yer
this scene ~ wh.ch The Boy and ne
Girl frs NEE. and fair in love
Miriam Cooper. the Girl. got on
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-03
lNTM.
NNGlIGGQ
Big Hit at Crescent.

Big Hit at 0fecetHt.
Local theatregoers have seen anu
admired Mary McLaren in a number
of sterling photodramas but IL Is
doubtful If she ver7appeared TO better
advantage than in The FORCED
Bride her current release now beins
shown at the Crescent theatre. IN
this feature Miss McLaren has an
interesting story.
The Models OF the Surf
In these days OF prohibition and
consequently perpetual blues Mr.
Kuhn of the Crescent theatre was de-
sirous of furnishing his patrons with
a production that would inject that
pleasure and content that playsoeIs
have found so wanting during the
past few months. Consequently ne
selected an attractive all-star brigade
of beauties. Models of the Surf"
which will play the Crescent theatre
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. =
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-03
Coming Royal Attraction.

The patrons OF the Royal theatre
have = treat In store for them begin
niax On kStday M saturday Manager
Sasper announced to-day hat he had
Seearea for a special presentation
CAarfie Chapltn's funniest comedy pro
aackten. Ths picture Is The Cham
pAoa" ana Is N two parts. In IL
Cnsptta sSSay = down and cut prize
nghter. whose enty friend Is his bun
cog. Jazz Waiting outside Of train
Ing quarters - acs zs spzrrzng part
ner for the famous heavyweight
champion Chaplin watches n spar
ring partner after smother carried cut
'uaeoa~keuS NON the effects or his
eloMz Wnh chAls creeping up and
down his seiae. Charlie sets an IN
SpIratton. Picking up = horse shoe
from the ground. he packs in neatly
IN his glove. metien$ the stretcher
bearer TO follow him and goes In 10
take his turn. The scenes that fol-
low are indescribahly funny.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
ROTARY CLUB TO HELP
PUT OVER MERCHANTS
INSTITUTE IN AUGUST

The Rotary club will operate WIN
the Merchants Institute, I" he hcl
here the week beginning August = ",
n. Russell. at the luncheon Yesterday
noon al the Amarillo Hotel. told OF tue
value ol having the institute. the NJ
son committee was authorized to- assiS'
IN making the infiitutc success
+. &. White. delegate to the lni'rhf
tlonal Rotary convention ~ Atlantic
Ci,y in June. made q report Tie nrE"d
that the Amarillo club scnd at least
four delegates To the convention newt
year NJ Edinburgh. Scotland
Cl,dc Cockrcll was appointed 10 6"
cnc,,,c with the salvation Army IN So
cnring trucks and food for a free picnic
IN an children IN Amarillo shortly
Talks we're made hy l,otarians yes,c''
a,y upnn the benefits from the clu'
Tho,c talking were. Fred Bone. Frr'
uorshrugh. M u. NJ ruck',t. 6 u
M,Afcc. George l.. Williams. 6. T. Her
ring r.. 4. Myers. Tom Gallahcr. +. NJ
Ryhurn. John Mcknight. !. &. Berry.
and a. ". Fallcr. e. l.. Lambert, "i
I,Ilas. aud T.. 4. Zimmerman. oi WIGHT
IN Falls. both notarinns, spoke hriciN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
GOOD PROGRESS IN RAISING FUNDS
FOR PIPE LINE To SECURE SHELTER
FOR HERE REPORTED BY COMMITTEE

extend from the gas fields near enough
tn tkr corporate limits ot Amarillo that
the city viii get the benefits of the In
dusirics served by the line The pipr.
Il IL prov idcd. shall not he less than
10 inches In diameter The smcltcr
plant. Il provides. shall hc 1T 10 block
capacity
Fifty per cent of the amount sub.
'rribcd is To- be- paid. according to tho
terms of the subscription when the pipe
~ unloidpd from the ears az Amarillo.
and the balance upon completion Of the
pipe line Each subscriber shall be
issued certificate emitting him "a
honds al par value IN the amount Il
the money pald. fui the iirst 80 per.
cent aud upon completion uf The con.
"iruciion work h" shall be- given .first
mortgage bonds upon presentation az
the certificates
Within nirs months after the com.
plction ~ the prolocd gas main. any
suhscrih,r sn choosing MAY, hN giving
rinoty day. notice. transfer his bonds
Tea Nj. Ward aud receive face valnc
therefor with IL per cent interest, a.
he may retain his bonds " he so elects
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23

The charm of bathroom IL It's spot
lcsspcss liy the Use nj lied Cross HALL
Hluc ~ cloths and towels retain their
Nhiicnoss until worn out. 5c.--Adv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
.MOHAMMED SHRINE.
TELEGRAPHs kHIvA
ITS BEST REGARDS
SIN MORE APPLICATIONS ARRIVE
FROM PLAINNiEW FOR TIN
FIRST CEREMONIAL.

Six applications for Khiya shrine
were received from rlainvicw ycsto.
day. making % candidates In all WIN
viii come from there. Others are cN.
pccted tn follow. Noble Lee Shrau.
shire. at l'lainyicw. sent IN the six az.
plications and also slid that plainvi"w
would have ring candidate. Ray &.
Ayers viii make the race. His pln'
form was printed yesterday. and vii
hc mailed out today.
Illustrious Noble Frank T.. Jones. i'm.
pcrial marshal of the Imperial Divan.
viii be- dcpuiizcd by Imperial Potcntatr
Ellis Lewis Gnrrctsnn. of Tacum1,
wash, Ia he here ~ The ceremonial.
August a. Noble Jones Is also past
grand master of state. past grand con-.
mnndcr Of the state 1T Texas. and past
potcniatc of Arabia Temple. Houston.
\ congratulatory telegram was re-.
coivcl yesterday 10y Noble George sta.
ploton. khiya temple potrntaic. fro'n
Noble a. ~. sharon. illuslrious potop.
tate cf Mohammcd temple. Peoria H.
II follows:
Hearty congratulations from NJ"
manned To you and yours on your cer".
monill Long may ynu live and pros
per"
\. a. Tingloy. at I'ampl. told 70.
cordcr Il; u, swift yesterday that MANY
mobiles. noyicos ana women folks woul |
attend the ceremonial. Rev. Paul Ale.
rill. pastor of the Christian church. t.
a candidate for the ring.
Curtis Keen. formerly OF Clarendon.
was here yesterday en- route 80 Lub.
beck. to take NJ his duties as secretary
at the Chamber at Commerce. lie ~
campaign manager ior Sam ErlsWell.
editor of the Clarendon News. who is
ring candidate
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
ROTARY CLUB WILL AID
IN FURNISHING PICNIC
FOR AMARILLO CHILDREN

Tho Riddles e Amcrillo are Ia be-
given e big picnic profanity 1t go re
point un the palo puro CANYON. ST
ulday. August ~. ny iho local mcribo,r
of the salvation Army. Capt. 4. "
Holhrcok announced Yesterday. Tho
salvation Army viii b. assisted in
giving the picnic hy IL" n,.nhera ct the
Rotary club. many 81 whom already
have promised In furnish their aGiu.
mobiles Tor conveyance from Amarillo
"a the picnic grounds. Others have
pledged themselves jo assist financially
ana by donating portion II the din.
ncr.
..capt llolhrook declared thlt hcsid,s
y general good time Tor the l.iddios.
they viii he given u hie feed. In aud.
tioif 10 the dinner, there will he ice
cream and cake galore and rcirc'h.
nients IT other ginds
Al r,itaiion IN extended hy the Sal.
vat'Dn Army g. al children &C ANA
iiiin tn attend the picnic. Tho ritcc ~
mc"tinr viii be- announced ~ 20 later
cate.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23

A. the date for the regular state and
national election draws near interest h.
the candidates is not M high nv |, has
been IN former years. Politicians YES
ierday declared that interest was grca'.
80 Two years ago when the big lssrc
was Ferguson and Hobby" The re-
turn of Joseph W Bailey Ia Texas poll.
ties haf not caused near the excitement
Ia 1920 politics NJ the figh, two yeacs
ngn did say many persons.
The greatest question that Il being
asked on the streets now II In regard
In the Eubcrnatorial race, Nearly al
persons declare that l.ooGcy has no on.
portuniiy Ia get In the rin.off race.
A. To- which two viii he In the second
primary II tile absorhint political rid
die. Adhcrents of Ncff. Bailey AMI
Thomson declare that their favorite
viii Undoubtedly be- In the race AMI
these came adhcrcnis then present
their argilmonts---satiSfact To them.
ielvcs. apparcntly--in which they shUv
why their favoritc candidate will wan
the second contest.
Although thyrc are six candidates for
Lieutenant governor little interest has
been shown ~ 10 who will be- the win.
ncr. There are only few contests fur
county offices.
When l.csy Whitaker announced that
ho would not be candidate Tor rc.olcr.
ton. there was q scramble of candi.
dates for hin ofiirc -Four persons are
IN the race. They are; Howard WI.
liams. win NJ ncnton. owen Y. Morri.
son. W. u. Sides.
licn Gnlding aud W, l.. Durrctt ar
running for county collector Mr. Gold.
ing ~ serving out The uncxpircd term
f WIN \. Thompson. \. NJ Mluod AMI
W. H. Childors are candidates for dis
trlct attorney. q. e. Lands and J. W.
Minter are opponents for Justice of tho
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
ASSOCIATION
WILL. MEET MONDAY

The Amarillo Panhandle Automoiiv'
asso, iaiion will hold it, regular sent
moaihly meeting In the rooms II the
lioagd OF City Development al the citv
han next Monday night al 7.3O o'clock.
". u. Eainc. secretary. yesterday was
soudi'/ notices to members urging
their attendance. lmpOrtan, matters.
including thu question of whether o.
not IN automobile show will hc held 10
Amarillo. and also relative to the ot.
plnisltion oi AN automobile club her
will be- taken up Tor discussion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23

Good progress In securing suhscr.p.
tions ison Amarillo men Of funds toI
be used ~ the construction 81 a t,L'I
inch gas pip,line from the Amarillo Sos
field To a point adjacent - tho corpp.'
ate limits of this city 10y James ~.
Wand II Tulsa, oklahoma. to- serve q
smpltci proposed "a hc located here 10y
him. was made voalcrdal by the CON-
mitt,c from the hoard ol City Develop
Incnt IN charg, ol that phase of tir
pronositioA. However. upon Ma NirG =
departure las, night thc committee. II
b, understood. had not givcn him any
definite assurance that III" PROPOSE
slcn would be- accepted.
The committee h,id = meeting ~ ~"
office at T T.. pnrhaui. az the National
,iiank of Commerce. yesterday after
noon Ter the purpose 81 further cor
.Idc,ing Mr.. Wards proposition II ~
und,t, tod that the soliciting commit
ic. will con,iuuc their work until the
rcou,rcd am.,int NJ sl0o.0oO lass been
secured ~ until II Is discovered That
II can not be- raised.
The preamble In the bond shhs'r'P
ton sets out that the pil" hn' sh''
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
WHEATlEY AND FAMILY
ARE BACK FROM COAST

nav whrailcv. pr's.d nj e the Ani''
rilio Hank a Trrt onpanN. IN com.
many with HI. family. has returned
iron u fo,er.l weeks vacation spni
an the Pacific cwsi IN the southern
plrt of California
WIFI, N california, Mr. whcl'icr
io,l occi.lor iu attcl ID tn Dcmora.i'
National Cony,rtion. Wh"tc h. m'i ".
n. T1mmons. f,mcily 81 amarillo, who
was engaged IN giving press reports
81 thu CONVENTION activities. Wma'lcy
said that he observed Mr luminous ~
action and found that he had an az
curaic knowledge cf national men ana
affair and is known am"ng the most
n"tAhlc national m,n. Tic declared MI
Tinmonf' woi. nnd kn"Nl''vo ~ net
known and realized by ~" people 81
Amarillo.
Referring To crop conditions from
here 10 the coast. Mr.. Mhca,lcy said
the Panhandle mrplssos anything he
observed on his entire irip
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
Amusements
A.
TEACHERS RULER
AND TEACHERS PET

The old familiar ruler II the district
school g. much In evidence IN school
DAYS" the Larry Scmrn comedy which
win be- fhown ~ the Mission thcntcr go
today and saturday. The entire comedy
10 nllod with Just such things that went
with the little rel country school house
Tho bean. hootcr II there. the ,aric1.
lures ON the black board. the over.
turned ink hottie. The bent pin. the
puity hlowcr-in fact. about everything
that went Ia make life miserable Toe
teacher" and happy ior the pupils. a..
,orIing a. the way YOU l"okod at then
Larry sermon. whn writes his come
de-. aud hrccts them ~ well M play.
i"g th" leading role. has departed Tar
from the beaten path In school Days %
~, has shown his characters In a."
country srhoul. real boys ana girls.
cyon il fill of mischief Then be- tates
the same characters. years later. after
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
REALTY BROKERS WILL
DISCUSS HOUSING HERE

---2l rn:D-EEALTY HROHEl;S-
The Amarillo Real Estate brokers as'
ociation vii meet mex, Thursday nigh,
II the city hall ~ $50 o'clock. when
the housing proposition ~ Amaiill"
viii be taken NJ and cndcavors made
To- solve H. II was pointed cut by a
member yesterday thu, should n smell
ter be- located IN Amarillo. large num-
hcrs 1T families would Ice brought here,
which would overflow this city aud
create a great dccand Tor living quar-
tiers. II rs the purpose oi the member :
ri the Board to relieve the situation
ihould II arise.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
INTEREST IS NOT So GREAT As TWO
YEARS AGO OVER AFFAIRS Of State;
PRIMARY ELECTION TOBE SATURDAY

peace In Place No. I. Il, u. Mutttr and
j. W. Smith are In the race for consia.
BILE of Precinct No. l.
VI. !. u. Jackson. chairman Of the
Potter county Democratic Executive
committee. said yesterday that the poi =
would be- kept open from \ o'clock in
the morning mtll o'clock ~ night.
ns required by law.
II "a pcrfon expects To- be- out 81 the
city on election day. he can fll nut n
ballot at the county clerks office. Bal
lots that are fillod ou, al other places
ana are mailed here cannot be accepted
~ the head at tho ballot IL the FOL!
lowing statement: II am a Democrat
and pledge myself to support ali the
nominees oi the Democratic party ~
the November election. both state AMI
national"
Beneath this statement IL another
one In which the voter IL asked To state
whether he " In favor OF submitting
an amendment lo the constitution. PR.
viding for home ownership.
Discharged soldiers 81 cxservicc men
viii he allowed To vote without poll taN
receipts. according Ia the law.
Judges appointed to act IN the com.
ING primary are as follows.
Precinct No |. voting place ut
court house. J. ". Donaldson. iulgc.
Precinct No .. city hail. H. ~ Jones.
judge. Precinct No. .. Brasoltnn Linn.
Der Company, !, W. Broaddus Judge
Precinct No. I. Harris st0re. f. J.
Errn"s. Judge. prccinc, No .. 81.
Francis school house H. VI. Allison.
Judge Precinct 40 &. IIil's school
houyc. W ]. nm Judge. Precinct No.
:. Mas,orson ranch house .slonn
kr,Ycr. judge Precinct No 3. Poll;
r,rcct ,chool house, ". W. blackburn,
Ja,lsr Precinct No ., sixteenth street
lirc station. o W. Harrison. Judge
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23

n can earnestly say that never m
the history 81 tho Mission ihcaicr hns o
picture a. rcpl'to with drnmati, icu|h
~ 'Thc Hcnut, Market been shown
Thus Manager Rogers 1T Tho Missi'n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23

ihcator dcgcribcs The Beauty Maj
hot." starring Katherine Macdonald
the worlds most beautiful woman, AMI
which he viii show ~ his theaicr coiu'
mcnoing to-day.
81 Amolio Thornoise society gil
unable Ia afford the life shc II leading.
Mis- MncDonnld porirnys one nf the
moa, unique characterization IN thu
history ct ia scrrcn. She strongly
drives homo the Wholesome lesson Tn
tho fur ilushcr' and the rncicty fnilr
must ultimately pay for what has be- u
,Hu,pd,d tu them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23

~ you want bright windows and
spul,lins glassware. U.S. lt'BNO.
MORE WASHING pOWDER.-Adv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23

they have grown up and shows how
wide oi the mark they were when they
thought. as kiddics. that they wonll
be- hank presidents or famous actresses
at least. There ~ q well.connecicd
ftory. aud what II more. u IL true To-
life. "school paws IL one of Larry
semun's best
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-03-31
DANIELS STOOD
AGAINST NAVY
'i'H Associated rressl

IHS Associated PressI
WASHINGTON, March 3l-The
navy was unprepared for war in 1917
because OF the mental and tempera-
mental characteristics of the man at
its head and of the policy he pur-
sued as result of these character
istics," Rear Admiral Bradley Fiske,
retired, told the senate committee
Fiske for several years before the
war, was senior adviser to the sec
retary of the navy,
To prevent unpreparedness in the
future, the most important step is
for the public to insist that the
man at the head Of the navy shall
be imbued with the spirit of the
navy highly educated open minded
and acquainted with the principles
on which naval preparedness is
based" Fske said
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-03-31
FIRST SHIPMENT
Of ARROWHEAD
PICTURE ORE

we ~ cunning from 'h' eastern
'"U "' ''' county III quantities that
'"'' 500" "Ioru Shippers the benefit
vi " 10" rate ooth ways The first
"'N '"'' OF hlEhGrade from the
N''o"n''o Mi'IhE company arrived
H'''''""H bearing banner an.
'o""''"I the mom"ntouS event for
""''" 5" man! people nave been
""''"'0 "' S"'pII'HJ comprised ID
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-03-31

WEST ARROWHEAD CUTS
A LEDGE At 73 FEET

Word was received from Arrow
head last night that the West Arrow
head shaft had encountered the ledge
at depth Of IS feet, the extent of
which has not been ascertained, as it
had jus. been tapped with that round
Of shots
The character of the ore is oxides
conra ming streaks OF sulphides. The
sulphide body, as has been deter.
mined by discoveries in other prop
critics. il, Immediately under the OK
des The two form the completed
ledge possessing the andesite-por
phyry for both hanging and footwall
The recent discovery comedies with
reports issued on the geology of the
companys property in that the ledge
would be encountered at depth Of
between rs and 100 feet The vein
which parallels the one just enCouu-
tered will be tapped by crossCut,
in westerly direction from the foot,
wall.
Each vein crops through the en-.
tire length of the company's prop
erty at a distance Of 5000 feet each.
This report does not act as a sur
prise to those Interested in the com,
pauy for their confidence has been
prompted by the merits of the prop
erty as indicated
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-03-31
RURH REBELS
IN TIGHT FIX

NY NssOrInted FreHal
DUSSELDORF. March 81 Revoln
ttonsry leaders in the Ruhr district
vino have been In secret session vir
mally uninterrupted for rhirtystN
hours tonight were still trying r
fnd some way from the corner tHta
which most Of them feel they have
been driven by government measures
Most leader, admit defeat hu many
of them are declared Go bt resolved
tu pars.. % coHr-. of -Hho'Ag wfh
regard tu the mine and possible
one Of obstruction ot factories
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-03-31
No IMMUNITY
FOR MEXICANS

ivy Associated iress)
WASHINGTON, March &.-The
permanent committee Of the Mexi-
can congress. resenting what 1t terms
violation of the constitutional i'm.
munity of members Of congress de
manded action by the federal govern
ment against the governor Of the
federal district for the arrest Of
five deputies in connection with the
Obregon demonstration at the recent
reception to Ambassador Bonillas in
Mexico City. according to adytces
received here
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-03-31
WHAT WOBBLIES
TRY TO PROVE


NV associated PrsasI
TOMBSTONE. March 81 An init.
nation that the state will try to
prove sick men were dragged from
beds and babies struck with the
butts OF guns during the Bisbee de
portaiIon. were given today by Coun
P Attorney French during cross eN
animation by Harry Wheeler former
sheriff uf CochIse county at the trial
q" Harry Woolon. charged with Kid
HappIuE a connection with the de
plHaunas
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-03-31
TEXAS HEN LAYS
HALF POUND EGG


tHy AsS0riHted PTeAaJ
= DALLAS. Tex Mar. 31,-Mrs. =
= Robert A. Ferrel of Dallas is =
= boasting about the unusual per .
= formance Of her pet hen Red =
= Beauty" Rhode Island Red =
= The hen recently laid an egg =
= that weighed half a pound. =
= Within was the usual white and =
= yoIk. but, as added measure, =
= there also was perfectly%
= formed and normal hard-sheIIed =
= egg. =
a A 4 a a 4
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-03-31
REBUILD HOMES
IN STORM BELT

tIIy Associated PrrssI
CHICAGO, March 3l-Dlstricts in
the middle west and south swept by
the tornado Sunday with loss, of
l64 lives, were recovering rapidly to-
day and rebuilt homes and buildings
began to rise from the wreckage.
Commutro~ are being organized to
care lor thousands OF homeless and
injured and funds are being raised
for relief and reconstruction work.