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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-24
Proposed Lodge Reservations

Among the much heralded Lodge reservations sponsored by the Re- publican party, or rather the senate "cbligarchy" are exactions that would if adopted, mean that the effect of the covenant almost in its entirity would be curtailed. In other words, not only would the Lodge reserva- tions take out the "teeth" of the pact but they would extract and sings even of cutting molar.
 Some of the reservations are:
 "The United States will not submit to arbitration or to inquiry by the assembly or by the council of the league of nations, provided for in said treaty of peace, any questions which in the judgment of the United States depend upon or relate to it's long established policy commonly known as the Monroe Doctrine, said doctrine to be interpreted by the United States alone and is hereby de- clared to be wholly outside the juris- diction of said league of nations and entirely unaffected by any provision contained in the said treaty of peace with Germany.
 "The United States withholds it's assent to Articles 156, 157, and 158. and reserves full liberty of action with respect to any controversy which may arise under said articles.'
 No plan for the elimination of arm aments proposed by the council of the league of nations under the pro- visions of article 8 shall be held as binding to the United States until the same shall have been accepted by congress, and the United States re- serves the right to increase it's arma- ment without the concent of the council whenever the United States is threatened with invasion or cngag- ed in war.
 Until part 1, being the covenant of the league of nations, shall be so amended as to provide that the Unit ed States shall be entitled to cast a number of votes equal to that of any member of the league and it's self governing dominions, colonies, or parts of empire, in the aggregate shall be entitled to cast, the United States assumes no obligation to be bound, except in cases where Con- gress has previously given its concent by any election, decision, report, or finding of the council or assembly in which any member of the league and its self-governing dominiions, colon ies, or parts of empire, in the aggre- gate have cast more than one vote.
 "Tke United States assumes no ob- ligation to be bound by any decision report, or finding of tho council or assembly arising out of any dispute between the United States and any member of the league if such mem- Der, or any self governing dominion colony, empire, or part of empire united with it politically has voted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-24

This very low first payment is a feature of our October Cam paign-and in addition, we give you .
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-24
Only $l0 Down

At the beginning of our October Cam. paign, we promised to present special features as the sale progressed here is by far the most important offer of the sale
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-24
Buy Any of Our

., There are Large Hats, Small Hats, and Medium Hats-of alI. the popular new materials-in every late trimming effect and color. You can select exactly the Hat you have been wanting-and at SAVING OF ONE-THIRD from our regular price!
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
ANOTHER ATTEMPT MADE
! TO ENTER FAIR STORE

The third attempt ~ burglars g. "a.
ter the Fair stuf" Within the last thlr.
~ days was made SUNDAY nirht about
. o'clock. and M doubt would hay" 81.
iect-d entrance had they not been
frightened away hy Levy. proprir.
tUr. Who CHANGED 20 enter the building
while they we're making their prepare
iions 70 let themselves down through
a skylight by means ~ r. rope.
Entering the store and turning on
the lights Mr. Levy heard the sounds
= foot steps on the root H. ran g. the
stairway leading from Fifth street TO
the offices IN the rear and ns anii'i-
pated the fleeing wouldl" burglars
passed Mi Levy gave chase and fol
lowed them to Taylor street aud
across the COURTEOUS" lawn and one u
them ran through the courthouse.
Investigation disclosed that the bur.
Fllrs had gone upstairs end onto tf'
rlnf ~ a.. Fair stur, through q win
dow They had taken the putty uff the
sfylirht with tho tsIsilnc" ~ q new
fle and were ~cily 90 tie rope o.
the skylirht frame when brighten 4
away
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
TAKE PHOSPHATE
WITH MEALS IN
SUMMERTIME
Your Nerves Demand u. Your blood
Needs u. Say Phy -icians.

THERE'S no; enough phosphorus IN
modern foods TO benefit nearly one-half
Of the men and women q Amcsica.
scientists declare.
To overcome this lack - an element,
81 your .soslv that II necessary 10 Year
health. your happiness and even your
success IN hfs. weak. anaemic. nervous.
rundown people are advised 10 take
Rltro-Phosphate as dispensed In leading
drug stores IN the original package
Speakine 10 people who are easily fat
iwued. who lack ambition nerve and are
oftflmes thin. weak and sadly lacking
IN firm. healthy flesh Joseph ID. Hat.
rigan. formerly Visiting Specialist
North Eastern DispenAry. y. Y. saws
Patients who were apparently ply
sics.i wrecks. Who foolishly thought they
needed only a blood tonic 90 enrich tho
blood, have come for treatment treflbl
ing and shaking their nerve force al
rios, exhausted and In many such cases
the administering Of Bitro-Phosphats
has produced seemingly magical ~
suits"
people who feel the heat II summer
tire easfiy and often become irritable
and oppressed. will find BitroPhosphat'
an inexpensive and helpful friend.
Druggists report a wonderful increas,
m the demand from men ard womer
who are anxious 10 renew old'tifne am
hilton and Who are making an hoisst
effcrt 20 become vigorous and keen
mind d with a power q endurance tha
dsnotss almost perfeci health.
The, esls for BitroPhosphat@ h",aus'
they know they need an inexpensive 80
ganic phosphate.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
TIN FINES ASSESSED
~ CORPORATION COl'RT

Ten persons wer" fined by Judge r..
a. Mckinnon IN the cooperation cout;
yesterday mornin, seven 81 them. four
negro women and three white men.
being tor NagranCy, one urrstr WaS
iin'd Tor being drunk. and one Tor us.
inr indecent language.
The fits; complaints AGAINST resi-
dents fer failure ~ cut we'd, 90 their
PREMISES were heard yesterday morn.
iig The d'f' ndants app q "a and upon
~ seating e, asous fut :tili.f t. ,unnIy
l"th the ci:,'s we.d cutting Glairance
w'u granted extensions 4 slime.
cutting - weeds over the rty Il
20 'rIa'. tn Ulcers s-iy, and the ~ ..
pie a. a fu'' "a. showing Iispusi.
tiun 10 comrtv with she we'd Sf,lan,e
lvtftlt protest
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
GRABS LIGHT WIRE
AND MEETS DEATH
siFAR.OID Roy EIECrROCl TED
A. III CLIMBS | pON TOWER
TO SEE BALL GAME

Funeral services for Iu" Alexander
Blackburn. the nineyear old sun ~ Nr.
aud Mrs. a. u blackburn. coo Madison
street. who was elecirucuted by a live
Wire while watching "a baseball game
SUNDAY afternoon, were conducted q.
the chapel 81 the Griggs Undertaking
company yesterday afternoon. follows
ed BY burial In the l.lano cemetery.
The Lad met his death. according a
eve witnesses. by coming in contact
with live wires when he fell from the
top 81 a pumping station % the city
Light a Power company, between the
city harm and the baseball park. on
West Fourth street. shortly after
O'Clock sunday afternoon lie and
other small boys had climbed to the
top 81 the house In order Ca watch IN"
game. The pumping station afford,
excellent view. but the top accommo
oates only limited number ~ boys
Aocn,t ing Ca one hoy. the top Il the
house was crowded and In the scramble
for place. young blackburn was
showed OF and Tell on the electric wire
wire six feet below. or fourteen feet
from the ground Another claims that
the lad had not reached the top bal
was climbing up when he took hold Of
the fatal wire.
Attention at Huleti Agce. operator
Of the city tractor that runs a rock
flusher In the same block. ana whs
vas about 100 feet away. was attracted
b. a Fputiering sound like that Of 1
short circuit. and. turning toward th,
tower. saw the hoy dangling IN the All.
Others saw him hold to IN. wire 4
short time. then drop to the ground
Physicians were summoned. hut lif'
WAS extinct when they arrived upor
the scene. The end 81 the index finE,'i
was burned of. and the thumb an.
srrond finger were burned 10 the bone
besides the skull had been fractured D.
the fall. u Was said. The Lad was tnker
90 the hospital, hut life In his holl
could not be revived
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
FLETCHER INVESTIGATING
FOOD-CLOTH|NG PRICES

Lloyd Fletcher agent of the a. =
Department 90 Justice ls continuing
Dis Investigation of mlros ~ fuod ana
clothing IN Amarillo pending receipt rf
Instructors ppu g. = pst4,t ri
tofnry I, T. Tlylor with reference
tu ucth"d uf procedure 100 eases o. hs'
filed against p"rsnng ur charges of
Iroii'Ctiug ~ vet no d'flnit, plan oi
procedure has been determined
The price q Ice IN Dallas has been
fixed at 81 cents . hundred pounds az
retail and II Is believed that the price
"a Amarillo will not differ greatly
from that demanded % the Dallas deal
eFs
The New York federal circuit cour,
II appeals has handed down deNis-
ion unholding the Lever act govern.
ing war time prices for food. and offir
ials are encouraged Ia push prosecu
'iuns against profiteering with assur
ancc that convictions viii be affirmed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
Banker J. A. Kemp Opposes Bailey
A. Kemp Wichita Falls Banker Who Strong Believer in Open
Shop, Claims Bailey Advocates Open Shop Mere
ly For Getting Votes.
QRoM QUANAH oBSERvER)
ly For Getting Votes.
(FRoM oUANAH oBSERvER.)

Reaffirming his belief in the principles ct
the open shop, but stating that he finds II
impossible to support msn who is Fight
ing every great ideal Of the national DEM
oeratic party" J. A. Kemp, banker and
business man Of this city, made public
statement Saturday Of his reasons for his
opposition to Joseph w. Bailey, candidate
for Governor. That Bailey and his cam
paign managers introduced the open shop
issue into the gubernatorial race solely for
the purpose Of acquiring votes, and that
Bailey's nomination in the August prima-
ries will he "direct affront to the Demo
cratic party" are two Of kemp's main
contentious.
"Sinee my return from Colorado few
days ago." the statement reads, u have
been asked by many Of my friends to out
line my stand in the August run-off pri-
msry. I would gladly withhold my per.
sonsl views Of this matter from publiea-
ton, IL IL were possible to do so; but the
insi.tenee Of many good citizens Of Wieh-
ita Falls is of such q nature that ] feel
serious misunderstanding and harm might
follow silence on my part. ] am, therefore,
making my portion clear solely and sim
rlv because have at heart the best inter-
cs,s Of my city and my political party.
II have no personal quarrel with my
man who is giving his support to MIR. Bal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17

Marriage Lice nses
II. VI Rhodes and Miss b-ll Iiratiev
Charle@ J. Roglani and Mlsa Lgc.ls
Alexander.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
LOCAL BOY ON FARM
TRIP HAVING GREAT
TIME HIS FOLKS HEAR

A letter received yesterday from W.
4. Weed. general manager OF the DIV
or chilled Pillow Works at South Bend.
Ondianl. by ~. r. Walton u Amarillo.
states that Mr. Walton's son. George
Walton. who ~ representing Potter
county on the Texas Farm Boys Spec
ial through the northern and eastern
states. visited the large pillow mnnu-
featuring plant las, Friday. Nr Weed
told ~ the boys taking trip through
the factory and ~ the apparent enjoy
m"nt 40 were having In the city.
Mr. ana Mrs Walton i've five miles
northwest II marilln George passed
with the highest grade III" eyainin1'
ton gwen Ly County gent Harmon
Benton and Wa savani~l ~" honor Of
representing Potter county on the
trim
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
Oh 4 Gas Permit

State ~ TeNas % II G. Poe. ISL acre
81 unSurveyed lands.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17

party. MIR. Bailey has repudiated every act
of the national administration; he has de-
family declared thai our President has not
done one good thing during the past seven
years; he has stood out in the open against
every principle of democracy advocated by
the Democratic party ut its San Francisco
convention, and incorporated as the plat
form Of our party.
GREATER PRINCIPLES.
"These things are greater than the sin
gle issue Of the open shop, in my Judgment,
and that fact must be recognized by the
good citizens and loyal Democrats of
Texas. To elect Senator Bailey governor
of Texas would be direct affront to the
national Democratic party. Such an action
would seriously cripple the election chances
for MIR. Cox in the greatest Democratic
State in the Union.
81 must reaffirm again my loyalty to the
principles of the open shop, and especially
my loyalty to the open shop association OF
Wichita Falls. That association has had
my support, both moral end financial, since
its organization. | believe Il can accom-
plsh great good in this city. And ! am
sure no citizen Of Wichita Falls " deny
that have consistently for 81 year done
everything that single individual should
do toward the prosperity and growth OF
my home city.
BELIEVES IN HARMONY.
81 have always been consistent believer
in harmony, ard do not wish 10 see any
thing prevail that would injure the SPLEEN
did cooperation that has marked the
steady growth Of our city and the happi-
ness Of our citizens.
II deplore the fact that MIR. Bailey and
his friends have seen iii to make the open
shop question n political issue. II is not
question that should have been injected
irto the gubernalor:al race. But since It
has been SO injected my only course is to
state frankly and honestly that my belief
in the open shop will remain mistaken, the
while ! must steadily refuse my support to
= man who is bitterly opposed to the great
ideals and principles Of the national Demo-
cratic party, and who would disrupt that
party IL by so doing he could selfishly gain
the eubcrnatorial nomination Of the State
Of Texas"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
CONfknpR, DAUGHTERS
tn ENTERTAIN VETERANS

The members II the United Dad.h'
's's - $50 cpnfs-lerncv viii entertain
tha Confederate veterans II the home
go. k.sfd iUus MadiScn
ftrset. this Afternoon at z o'clock \
iTu<raln consisting of music ana -rad.
irgs. hiss Teen prepared and . general
,bts. tine ~ pr.-diri'-l Supr.r viii 80
-"r u ar "a hrstcss,s. All the con
iH,.er %. veteran. ard the members ~
no O. % e. 4ra ufrd O. D. present;
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
2 building Permits issued

Building permits for the erection of
thrr, new bugplovs IN Glenwod We're
tlkcn oui at the office nf teh city IN.
ginccr yostrrdy hy II VI Wallis one
's 60 hr erected u, coo i.ucust street,
one AZ zoo ~ ruce street and IN" o,hci
.,n l,tS . and .. hlu,k -. Each Is tn
cost about g. 600
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
Warranty D,d,.

J. n Gulese 10 u T.. Pleasant. r7ti
~ lot 4. block 90f piemons addition.
Consideration $1,000 no
". W. Cox 10 Mary y. Hargartt.
lots a 2 block 81. san Jacinio add.
ton Consideration $3.50 90
II. " Wallis 10 l.. !. whytrew. l0i
70. block - Glenwood addition. con.
slderation $4,000.
g. J. Num- 10 ]. r. Arn,,t Woo II.
lot !. block ~. Plomons addition Cor.
alteration $500 90.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17

Anyone Now Can Have
Prvtty Cufts aud \


Hair tortured with tho ho, curling
Iron IL hound n become dry. harsh and
brittle. A. ~ many know from sad -.
rerisncs. It's far mare sensible to use
III simple silmeilne meth,d. which can
d. no harm and which produces a curl.
ness murh pteiiisr and move natural
In appearance. And the effect lasts
much longer. particularly In hot. mo.s,
or windy wrathtr. Silnerinc IL also a
flne dressing for the hair. preserving
IT, texture and health. keeping 10 IL.
ightful'y soft and glossy.
Liquid Nlnsrine IA not sticky or
rrsasy and Il won, stain or streak hair
ar scalp. Get few ounces from IN"
drugeit. pour it'll. into a saucer and
with a clean tooth brush apply evenly
Ca the hair just before doing Il up Thu
added glory 20 your "crowniRs glory
vii. be- quite r,maIkable.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
Card Of Thanks.

We take this method e thankinG
thos" Nho we've ~ Kind "a ne In uli
recent bereavement through wutds ant
acts ~ cpdolence and Tor n, Lrauu
ful Moral offerings
HEN GOLptNC
JOHN GOLDiNG
SIS JOE RICE.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
SAN ,ntonlans IN CITY.

Nr AMI Mrs " ' Hcrry ~ IAN
Antonio. ere visiting with Nj and
Mrs - VI carr. 1905 T,vlor street.
SIR R"r'v 10 q conductor for the a
g.. y ~ %.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17

T N Bruner 81 al 10 Frank woflin.
lots ~ 4 -. block 50. C. as
J y. Vernon % United Siyirgs Bank
lot 10. block III. Plcmons addition.
The Lake County times., 1920-05-18
Public Health Column
HEALTH AND
HOME HYGIENE
By HARRIET FULMER. n. N.

On May 1st, fourteen counties in IL
Inols began Public Health survey.
under the direction of the Illinois Tu-
herculosis Association. The expense is
met by the local people. The work is
being done BY fourteen graduate nurs-
IS, who are taking the Public Health
Courses at the School C.f Civics. Chi
eage. The result of thfs intensive
study will no doubt be the permanent (
employment OF Public Health Nurses
s an all these counties.
s. No community is too small for
sChild Welfare stations A little or
Sanized effort is all that is neces sary
The National Civic Federation in
. study of the cost of sickness and dis
ability finds these facts:
. At present. there is no exact infor-
maticn as to the extent OF illness. 1t
is clear. from studies which have
been made. that a considerable pro-
portion of the population does not re-
'ceive any medical care whatsoever
And that others are unable to obtain
The Lake County times., 1920-05-18

adequate medical treatment and that
very large percentage of existing
sickness could be eliminated il prop
er preventative measures were en-
ployed. Large sums are being paid an
nually by the different states for the
maintenance Of institutions for the
treatment or disabilities and their
consequences. due largely 10 neglect.
large number If communities are
engaged in no active health work AMI
have grossly insufficient ap7ropria-
tions for health activities
statistics of other sickness SURVEYS
in the hands OF this committee prove
beyond doubt that a large percentage
OF disabling Illness is caused by COM
municable diseases There is compe-
tent medical authority for the belief
that many OF the diseases Of later life
are the sequence Of infections con-
tracted in childhood.
The subject of sickness needs to be
considered from the following aspects.
in the order of their Importance. name
ly;-
1. Prevention.
?. Treatment and care
S. Replacement Il Wage Loss from
Sickness
Treatment and Care
The critical fact. in our opinion is
THAT a large proportion Of the people
do not receive adequate medical care
and treatment. How t. remedy that
The Lake County times., 1920-05-18
MERRILLVII.LE

Elmer smeltz Of ToIleston was in
town last Friday
Miss Sable Zuvers cf Chicago spent
SUNDAY at the zuvers' home.
Don't forget the Community picnic
next Friday. Come and bring along
the family
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Iddings Of So.
Gary visited al the DR.. Iddings home
last Sunday
Al the eighth grade oxamina tion
last Saturday in Ross township nine
teen pupils took the examination.
commencement exercises Will he
held IN the NJ. Z. church in Merrill
vile NJ Z church next Saturday eve
nlng. MAY 2g
Little Jean Carter visited in town
over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. II McDevit Of So.
Gary were callers in town Sunday
The funeral OF Mrs. BIanoh shoun
vas we'll attended from this place.
held in the Ross Station church. in
iermcnt in the Ross cemetery. A Pres
hyterian minister from Hammond had
charge Of the funeral Mr. Ge-sen OF
crown Point was the undertaken The
shoup family here have the sympathy
Of the entire community.
Born to Mr. and Mrs Andrew Krei-
ter last Friday, a baby girl
a house in Ross Station burned
Gcwn last week. having caught fire
from lamp upstairs. where they had
some little chickens. II is rumored
that they rolled eight barrels or whir-
key out or the cellar
Robert saxon was a business vis-
a . e.
Grandma Burge and Mr.. and Mrs
Palmer and their friends from Ham
mond were in MerrillyilIe last satur-
day
Mr. and Mrs. J F. Staltz and her
mother, Mrs. Gerlach. motored last
sunday to sec their daughter. Mabel
Staltz who is attending school in that
place.
The Lake County times., 1920-05-18

condition is problem that should be
gwen exhaustive study. particularly BY
the medical profession. which shou1d
be called upon to devise a system
whereby proper medical care may be
brought within the reach OF every in
dividual
The Lake County times., 1920-05-18

Don't 4hrow your paper away
without reading the want ad page.
The Lake County times., 1920-05-18

Ii is anticipated the response to thu
savings event will be great; We can
only urge a very carly attendance. the
morning is the best time To render
the best service these ChiIdren's Hats
will be found both in the Millinery
Section. second floor, and special sec
ton provided for this occasion on the
Main floor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-18
CANDY DRUNKARDS.

candy an sweet drinks. Candy coun-
ters are crowded. ever buddy you
shake hands with stick L you. whis-
kers are full o. peanut candy. an
teeth are rapidly succumbin' { tn
irrational munchin' O. candy Til
ford Moots is caught with a lot O.
hogs an a fallin' market an his
wheat is sproutin' in tn shocks while
he nibbles an sips in Georgeoplesosis'
candy bazar. Mrs. En- Moots says
her boy started out a year ago with
a fair education an red cheeks an
gave ever promise o. bein a good,
steady hustler. Later he fell in with
evil companions an tn matted milk
habit got tn best o. him. From
matted milk { nut sundaes wuz but
a short step. Now all his earnin' s
have been frittered away DER tn
marble bar o tn hllurin' candy den.
Tday he's a familiar figure, fat an
sallow, as he wabbles along from
one sody fountain [ another, an
he'll go { any length { git candy or
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-18

her fathers estate an maintained
that tn candy dealers exerted bad
influence Ger her husband. Upon
his promise Z straighten up an be
a man Mr.. Bud wuz released an or
dered t show up at tn court twice
daily fer four years. This is only
one o. tn many candy an matted
milk cases that have clogged Squire
Swallows court since tn state went
dry. TIL consumption o candy an
nonalcoholic drinks is steadily In
creasin' and tn natural longing fer
wholesome food is diminishin.'
Homes an eatin' places are feelin'
tn inroads o. candy eatin'. Employ
ers o labor are alarmed DER tn
fallin' off OF efficiency among Their
workers. Fellers that used L light
pipe ever fifteen minutes now I'M
wrap a piece of candy ever two min
utes. Our doctors are on tn run
day an night treatin' cases OF sac
charine fiabbiness an diabetes due
L tn abnormal consumption a.