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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28
NOTICE

Gas IN the stomach or bowels Is \
dlsagreeable symptom Of n torpid
liver. To get rid OF Il quickly take
lIERBINE. II IL a marvellous liver
stimuiant and bowel purifier. Sold
by all druggists.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28

T.. ?. voorhls. representing the
Southwest Motor Company. OF Okla
iona ci,y was In the city yesterday
~ harm NJ N0oihis cnm"nny
handles tho Nash automobile.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28
Amarillo Typewriter Exchange

is now located In new Ray BLDG. ia
W. seventh 81. Complete line car
hon paper and typewriter ribbons.
large repair shop. J Leslie VIII
ilams. Phone 1856. Is years 10 the
business. 2bte
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28
DISTRICT MANAGER WILL FILE
ENLIGHTENMENT CHARGES AGAINST
DETECTIVE HELD N LOCAL JAIL

CHARGES. OF eInbezzlsment on -four
different cnunts Will be placed
against q. n. knight, Eeperintend.
ent Of Investigation Tor the Alnarll.
10 office Of the Fuik National De,ec.
live Agency, who h bsine held IN
the county jail. according 10 Ira shel.
ton, OF wichita Fails. district mana
gsr. last night.
Nit. shelton came 10 Amarillo on
the noon Denver train yesterday 10
make a private ihves Lfation aad
raid Knight had drawn four drafts
on him which had Deen honorcd. Ac.
cordins 70 Mr. shelton. these drafts
we're drawn Thursday afternoon
through three Anarello hands. 0nr
was for $40 through the Firht M.
tlonal Bank, another for tiDj
through the National Bank OF Com
meroe ana two others toiaiing Ss5N
through the Amarillo National Bank.
DECLARED MIR. shelton.
Planned 10 Leave Town.
Mr.. shelton kaid that the Amarillo
district assistant manager. II. l.,
Rreter, notified him by long distcncs
phoue OF the drawing OF the drafts
aud OF Knights alleged plans "a
leave town. According to Mr. shel.
ton. Or. brewer believed that Knight
planned 10 leave AfIfarillo because In.
vestisliions were being made locally
% find out whether woman with
whom he Il alleged 10 have been Nv.
.ng and Knight were married.
Knight Ii s9id 10 have taken u
tpxicab 10 Groom, tasi OF Amarillo
on tho Rock Island late yesterday
The woman II reported 10 have fiaE.
ted the eastwound Rock island train
last night IN the Yards. exnsciin. IL
w Joined nv Knight ~ an easibonnd
ststion.
Arrested a. Groom.
Az s0on ne this Information was
obtained IN Amarillo by Chief 0i
Police Davis and HE force. Mr.. shel.
,on was mortified at Wichita Falls.
Immediately he iclenhoned 10 Groom
sud told Officials 10 watch out for
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28

The woman wJ,o was tab u of the
train at Groom II said 10 have plead.
cd guilty yesterday 10 d charge NJ
edultsry. according 10 eouniy off,
ciais.
DIR. shelton said tlNt Knight ca"
10 his office IN Wichita Falls ,.si
September With high recommends.
lions and worked there all the time
Until he came 10 Amarillo. January
.. 10 neeist In detective work IN the
Panhandle. knight was absolutely
straight In al his dealings while h"
was employed In the wichita Falls
office. according 20 Mr., Shelton. ami
he said that h. had ,h~ utmost conf.
dence In him,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28

when Mr.. shelton learned o tn
difficulty hire. he was greally sur.
prIsrd. Ne said that he planned 10
reimburse all IN, hanks today and
any other persons who can show him
where tho loral branch NJ the agency
owed them any money.
An experienced ana efficient dete,.
tive will Ne sent 10 Amarillo 10 taxi =
Knights place. according 10 Mr.. shell.
ton. ana The lornl office viii he ron.
unned.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28

knight n he started 10 hoard the
train. Offering q s2s reward Tor biz
arrest. Constable Williams, Of
'ir0om, arrested Knifht. sud the
woman vast aiken of the train there.
q. ". ChtfsIr. city pairolmnn, went
10 broom In a car. bringing they back
10 AiNIllo and turning them over
10 county officers.
When AIR. Shelton arrived In An.
nrIllo yesterday. he went 10 the
county jail 10 seek Knight. against
whom charges had already been flied
Tor adultery, II In understood. The
officers had found $3.50 Of the funds
on knight and we're holding H. Mr.
shelton said ;ast night that he ~
been unable 10 get knight 10 agree
10 sign an order for the sheriff.
department 10 turn over the remain.
der OF the money 10 him.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28
suits ln County Court.

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Joe D. Mlckle VI nj w. walker d.
Hines et NJ. damage 10 cattle lSanta
re and Isenyerl.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-05
CHURCH BAZAAR

The members of the Blessed Sacra- ment parish will give a ba1ar on Fri day and Saturday. An oyster supper will be served Friday evening and chicken supper Saturday evening. Mrs. Charles Lichty. chairman, assisted by Mrs. Brinskelli, has charge of the menu.
 The fancy work booth VIII De III charge of Mrs. James Kelley, who has a large assortment of beautiful Christ- mas gifts. Mrs. I. E. Dulion Eas charge of the dancing. Mrs. E. J. Thornton, chairman of the grab -oag' has a wonderful lot of novelties 70 de- light the children.
 The pupils of the convent have an ss- sortment of fancy articles on display.
 Miss Eleanor Freeman is chairman of the candy booth, and Mir. Charles McGonigle, chairman, assisted by Mrs. Arthur Lichty, has charge of the coun- try sotre.
 The public is cordially invited, and delightful time is promised to those who will attend. Mrs. F. J. SdcNa- mara, general chairman.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-05
MRS. BUSCH'S LUNCHEON.

Mrs. Edward c. Busch entert aimed Friday at a bridge luncheon in honor
 of her sister, Mrs. c. W. Roberts of Greensboro, N. C.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-05
MRS. LEDBETTER
 TO ENTERTAIN

Mrs. S. |. Ledbetter will entertain Saturday at a luncheon at the Southern club in honor of Miss Julia Carney, a bride-elect.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-05
AnSpdcher, Author and Poet, With Drama League Tuesday
By MRS. JOSEPHINE NIXON HENLEY

By MRS. JOSEPHINE NIXON HENLEY EN HE week will be replete with entertainments, and many de-
 0 lightful plans have been made for each day, yet there will be no aft ernoon more enjoyably spent than ttat of Tuesday, when Mir. Louis k. Ans pacher, noted dramatist and writer. will address the Birmingham local cen- ter of the Drama league.
 Mrs. John R. Hornady, president of She local organization, says: "As the Drama league has made a phenomenal growth this fall, now numbering $50
 members, and on account of the popu- larity of this writer and lecturer, the board of managers of the Drama league felt it imperative to take it's members end their friends into a larger audito- xium than the one they have oeen psing; they have decided to hold Il cir Hext meeting, Tuesday afternoon, at 3 o'clock. at the Jefferson theatre" She asks that members will please note the change of time and place.
 The subject of MT. Anspachers lec- eure is "The Drama As a Social Force in Democracy" He is" said Mrs. yIornady undoubtedly one of Amer ica's foremost dramatists, though Known to many only through his plays. He is equally brilliant as .ec- turer. Busily engaged in his dramatic work, he has taken little time for .ec- lure engagements, but for the coning zeeason he has made arrangements to devote a considerable part of his time to featuring, and will make his first extensive American tour.
 During the war MT. Anspacher nut his pen at the disposal of the go yern- ment and besides his nation-stirring poem, "The Clarion" he has written a distinguished series of patriotic poems. His poem, The Pledge was part of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-05
FEATURE PROGRAMME
 AT COMMUNITY SING

Another special programme has Eeen arranged for the Lyric theatre today at 3:30. Miss Mary Gillen will be the soloist, featuring group of negro spir- ituals which have been compiled by Miss Gillen and MT. Oliver Chalifoux, with orchestratons by MT. F. A. Trax- Ter. The following programme has been arranged by MT. Erickson, musical di- rector:
 Overture, Tight Cavalry" (Suppc); i;
 "Old Folks at Home" My Bonnie" ," For He's a Jolly Good Fellow" com munity singing; "Ye Who Have Yearned Alone" (Tschaikowsky); (a) Ship Is at the the Landin', (b) II Got Ia Mother in De Heavenly Lan'," Co John Saw De Angels" (d) Don't Let Nobody Turn Yer Roun'!" compiled by Miss Mary Gillen and Oliver Chalif foux; orchestrations by A. E. Traxler; "Vene- tian Moon," Love Nest" Down the Trail to Home, Sweet Home" communi- ty singing; tone poem, "Entreaty" (Col- Iby): "Star-Spangled Banner"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-05
MISS DIXON'S RUFFET IIIIPPER

Miss Virginia Dixon will entertain at buffet supper at her home December 27 in compliment to number of her friends. SdQap4eis
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-05
PELHAM CHAPTER TO MEET

The Pelham chapter, United Daugh- ters of the sConfederacy, will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:3o o'clock with Mrs. Crampton Harris, 1901 Elev-
 enth avenue, south. Mrs. Crampton will
 be assisted by Mrs. c. A. Senn, Mrs. J..
 A. Rountree and Miss Selene Rountree.
 There will be report of the United Daughters of the Confederacy conven- tion recently held at Ashevil1e N. c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-05
MRS. wALToN's LUNCHEON

; Mrs. Jack Walton was hostess yestcr- day at a luncheon at the Tutwi1er. com plimenting Miss Julia Carney, charm ing bride elect. The table was centered with a basket of yellow and white chrysanthemums, and pretty place cards were used. The guests were Miss Carney, Mrs. r. G. Arnold, Mrs Jesse Wyatt, Mrs. James Hard, Miss Rather inc Grubb, Miss Susie Nall, Miss Ger trude Mccormack, Mrs Frank c. White and Miss Mary OBrien-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-05
YANCEY CHAPTER TO MEET

The Yancey chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy win meet with Mrs. S. l.. Ledbetter Wed nesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at her home, 1860 Tenth avenue, south. Mem bers are asked to please notify tho hostess if they will be present.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-05
Corsage Bouquets

SECOND FLOOR for evening dress and outer apparel. Price $1.7S to $7.s0
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-05
WoMAN's CLUE MEETS

The woman's club met Friday morn ing at the Woodlawn library. After the close of the business hour Mrsx E. o. Wright gave an interesting account of the federation meeting at Montgomery, which she attended as deIegate from the club.
 The subject of the meeting was "Shakespeare's Women" Mrs. J. M. Hankins, the leader for the day, spoke of the women of intellect. Mrs. c. S. Mc- Larn of the woment of sentiment and imagination, Mrs. c. B. Yandle of the historical characters, and Mrs. Lykes told of Brutus' wife.
 The hostesses were Mrs. J. B. Gibson, Mrs. Russell Lanier and Mrs R. D. Thompson, who served a salad course. BAZAAR FOR CHURCH
 The Guild of the Grace Episcopal church of Woodlawn will hold ba- gar at the home of Mrs. Julia W. Adams, 1855 F'ifty-first street, north, for the benefit of the church.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-05
MRS. Fox,s LUNCHEON

Mrs David J. Fox win entertain Wednesday at o'clock at luncheon at the homo of her mother, Mrs J. T. Gaudin. on Cypress avenue, compile menting two recent brides, Mrs Wade Rees and Mrs. J. Morris Faunce.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-05
MISS SPARROW SPONSOR

Miss Elise Sparrow was sponsor yes- terday afternoon for the Auburn track team at the three-mile road race. and
 she has chosen as her maids Miss Leona
 Lewis and Miss Beth Collier.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-05
Beaded Bags From, Paris

At 5000 as long as
 they last
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-05
Evening
 Slippers

FIRST FLOOR Gold and silver slip pers, price $l0 Evening buckles
 $z-50 up to $50 Satin and kid bead ed pumps. $1e . pr.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-05

thur Perkins, Mrs. w. l.. Rush, Mrs,
 Charles Ray, Mrs. John Neal. Mrs. w E. Cunningham.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-23
Hitchcock First
 to Testify as to
 Campaign Expense

Washington, May 22.-A dozen men
 actively engaged in pre-convention Campaign or republican and demo- sxrAtic presidential aspirants had di- Erections today from the senate inves- Etigating committee to be here Mon- |day to explain expenditures and from |whum the money was obtained. Some Ehave responded.
 Frank H. Hitchcock, former post ma ster general and active leader in the campaign to nominate Major Gen. |eral Wood, and Bernard M. Baruch former chairman of the war indus tries board, called as a representative of the w. G. McAdoo were included. While their answers were not among those which reached Chairman Ken yon, l.. l.. Emerson, representing Gov ernor Lowden of Illinois; Angus Mo { Sween, for Senator Johnson; E. H E Moore, for Governor Cox of Ohio; H M. Daugherty for Senator Harding 5 and Howard M. Rice, for Senator aRoindexter, agreed to appear. John F. Lucey, summoned as rep Iresentative of Herbert Hoover; c. C. HEarlin, for Attorney General Palmer and Rudolph J. Hersey, for Senator
 Sutherland, had not replied tonight. m addition to the men named, all of zNhom were considered as managers by thasc committee, messages were sent di- { rect to Senator Owens and James w ! Gerard, democratic candidates and Senator France, Maryland, republi- 8caR canidate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-23
Congress May be Adjourned for the
 Summer Months

Washington, May PA new plan for recess of congress from June 5 or 16 to about August with a proposed further recess over the No. vember elections developed today from senate plans.
 The new proposal was said by lead CTS to have gained headway, subject to future legislative developments and also possible action by President Wilson.
 Settlement today of the republican factional row over the meat packer control bill was said to have paved the way for recess. Its advo- cates agreed to assist in eXpediting appropriation bills and conference reports on legislation passed by both houses, but with notice that any re- maining time would be demanded for the packer measure. As result advocates of the packer measure abandoned efforts to put it ahead of the army appropriation.
 A conference of republican senators today voted unanimously to press ap- propriations bill and conference re- ports. The senate democrats were said to be ready to cooperate in pushing through urgent measures.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-23
Kaisers Beer Mug
 Sold by AuctiOneer
 to CallOused Buyer

New York, May 22.-Americans to- day evinced no great determination become possessors of articles once belonging to ex-Kaiser Wilhelm. In the home of the former Arion club, foremost German society in America before the war. and next door to the old Deutscher Liederkranz seven lots of gold embroidered velvet hangings from the throne room of the palace at Berlin were sold under the iauctioneer's hammer today for only S305.
 It took scant hour and half to dispose of sixty-five lots of furniture and furnishings recently brought to
 this country from palaces and castles of the former Kaiser and Kaiserin in Berlin and Munich and the collection, valued at approximately $50,000, went for no more than S7,977.50. Deal CTS and professional buyers bid in many articles.
 Spirited bidding, however, met the offer of one of eethe former Kaiser's big carved ivory beer mugs. The highest prices in considera- tion of the size of articles were paid for two Swiss made silver gift music
 boxes, equipped with small mechani- cal birds of realistic plumages which popped into view whistled little tunes and then dropped back out of sight They brought $330 and $210.
 A French nineteenth century em- jpire style mahogany couch, in which the Kaiser was said to have used
 occasionally at Munich, went to a
 dealer for only $170. A carved and gilded sofa with silk tapestry uphols. tery made for former Queen Eliza beth of Prussia, with her initials
 woven into the back and seat, went | for $145.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-23
King BOrin is the
 Winner of S1O,OOO
 Kentucky Handicap

louisville, Ky, May 22.-King Co.,
 Tn, II. r. Baker & Company's Trans vaai-Ethel Simpson horse, garnered a
 1Iesn turf laurel for his owner at ihorchill Downs today when he fo,
 the second time won the Kentucky
 handicap at mile and a quarter.
 Behind him same Drastic, Minto II. 6oniface, Linden, Sway. Piclor. Be
 Frank, Lodge, Ginger and Midway in the order named. The race was run m z:O4 Is, which compares with the
 track record of 2:O3 2-5 by Old Rose pua m the Kentucky derby in 1914.
 The race carried s10,OOO in added
 money. It's gross worth was S15,225
 o1 which $12,375 was the winners
 snare. The owner of Drastic receiv- Aed Sl ,50O and Minto II was awarded $500, while Boniface saved his fees
 smoothing to $275.
 King Gorin, carrying 122 pounds, was given the rail position. At the | quarter mile he was led by Boniface K and followed by Ginger At the half he had dropped to third, led by Gin ger and Minto II. At the three-quar. sters he ha dlost an additional length and ahalf behind Minto II and Boni- face When the mile ended he had moved to second plate, head behind Minto II, with Boniface a half length < away. At the stretch, Jockey Lyke moved him into the lead, head in ! front of Minto II which was leading Boniface by length, and in the last 1 sixteenth under rousing drive he drew still further away and won by a length and half in front of Drastic ! which had moved up from fourth po- ! sition and was fighting with Minto II ] for third place. Drastic's margin was \ half length.
 I Drastic, regarded by the public at odds of about fifteen to one, was far I out of it in the first three-quarters, but finished resolutely. Boniface, fa- vorite in the betting, suffered some
 from interference, but top weight, 132 pounds, told on him. King Gorin's price was about four to one, while Be Frank at about five to one in the
 betting wa salways far back. The H Porter ard Courtship declined the isues.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-23
WHEAT CONGESTION.

Galveston, Tex, May 22.-It was announced today that the present wheat congestion at this port would probably be relieved by the middle of June. Local interests, after talk
 ing up the aquestion of additional tonnage to move the export grain, have been given assurance by the wheat export corporation and the French and Italian governments that additional ships to take wheat will be sent here shortly. At present there are approximately six million bushels of wheat here in elevators
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-23
Start Investigation
 of Pink Boil Worm

Austin, Tex, May 22.-Investiga. tion of the pink boil worm situation in southeast Txas will start here Monday by the joint house and sen ate agricultural committees of the Texas legislature. The senate in ac- cepting a house concurrent resolu- tion providing for the inquiry. today requested Govrnor w. P. Hobby to ask the federal horticultural board to have representative at the hear ings.
 The legislature is in special ses- sion seeking to find means for eradi- cation of the cotton pest whose pre- valence in severa southeast Texas counties had caused the federal hor- ticultural boar dto threaten establish ment of quarantine against Texas cotton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-23
1inese Smugglers \ l Put Under Arrest

K hmpa, Fla, May 22.--Another Chi. lns6e smuggling syndicate, interna-
 ional in scope and with powerful back .inG, is believed to have been revealed HAccerding to customs and immigra- |'tipn officials here today, in the cap |Hture of seventeen Chinese and seiz- |#ure of $5O,0OO worth of liquor and |2ether contraband about the Cuban
 schooner Reimplazo from Havana
 among group of fishing boats within ||dthe three mile limit last week. 8 Captain Magil Estaves Infanti of |nthe Remplazo, his crew of five and ||7khe captured Chinese were arraigned
 There today before H. L. Crane, United |tAtes commissioner, on charges of |conspiring to smuggle and of snug
 rling Chinese and liquor into the
 Emitted States. The captain, his crew Ind three of the Chinese were held for F10portation.