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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-02
FEED Q , NERVES. !! /! $! PLENTY |! OF
PHOSPHATE IN SUMMER
Keen Minded Men, Energetic and Successful,
Rely on II Asserts Prominent N. Y. Physician

Physicians Who's who" and nm
iiurally known author uf medical text
books, Ia a most emphatic siatcmen,
said
III ! had mrs way, nitro. phosphnt,
should d, prescribed los every doctor
and used IN every hospital"
Later ID. kollc said when the
nerve tissue begins To- lu~. its vitality.
woman hcgins a. lose her youth ana
Viva,iuusness Her lively. pleasant dis
position fades awny-shc becomes irrlt
able, uncumpanionahlc. moody and dc
q'oundcnt. II would Indeed be god.
send u mUrc men and women we're
aware 81 the efficacy Of Bltro Phos
phatc"
hut weather il dreaded by men and
women who are weak. thin, nervous
iiWld and lacking la vigorous devotion
W'ui lcrausc u aps their vitality al
most g. the breaking point
]" an such people Hitro prpspha,,
- recommended because it h tho ono
organic phosphate which. when absorb
cd 10y tar system, will supply the clio
mcnt necessary for a vigorous healthy
BODY free from any suggestion.
Your druggist has phoSphate In
the ORIGINAL package with cumplete i'm
Iru'ii"is Tor best results
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-02

Tree fiurps are no longer left ~ 20,
IN the snii. lni are taken up fcr tl,e
80 .h.' v n ihs-r y
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-02
Biiro-TIospl,ate q Gods~ld.

Men and women. nervous and fret.
ul, easily upset and often fatigue I.
isd plenty of organic phosphate. an
h. snorcr they heed this advice thi
setter their health Vili De-.
To crery one Of the millions q cells
hat make up your body. phosphorus -
most important part
Your nervous sNst,m. your brain.
Jur hloo-l and even your bones must
ave a sufficient supply ct phosphorus
% wrsrtnsSs. nervousness and q general
uu down condition. as well as Lack az
FORMAL mental power is SURF o. result,
Big men of affairs-mighiy men vi b
ontrul Industries because 81 sheer " no
'ower AMI nervous force know this o.
they don't, arc clever enough a. have
q phtfiC1an whu does.
Physicians more and more are reaily.
~ that hiro Phosphate. - dispensc,l
a drug stores is necessity tu oNtr
oriy percent Vl the men and women
'ecauT present day foods do not con
ain enough phosphate On give the boN
nd espss ially the nervous system the
supply u necls
Speaking on this very subject. u
Frederick = kullc. Editor Ia chief -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-02
THE BOND ISSUE.

The people OF Amarillo. on Sat,
vrdav, will vote upon issues %
municipal bonds ioialling SAYS.
COO. Interest thus far has beet
small compared with the large
sum involved.
The issue OF bonds is divided a,
follows: For coliseum. library
and municipal building, 100000
for extension OF sanitary sewer.
age system. 10000: Tor an mcin.
orator. $4,000: for sanitary
sewerage disposal plant. $4,000
for a fire alarm system. $4,000.
There are MANY sound argu.
fnenls in favor OF each set OF
bonds which will be submitted.
The need of those things which
are 10 be purchased with the
money realized from the sale OF
these bonds. cannot be denied.
A number OF efforts have been
made within the last few years 10
discover some method bv which
the necessary money might be Sc
cured Tor the erection 81 a grca,
auditorium in Amarillo. for the
lack of which the city. the logical
convention center OF all this re.
xion. has been suffering. Not one
ut these movements has resulted
successfully. The bond issue
method j. now 20 be tried.
II is 4 fact tina, Amarillo need,
and must have an incineraior and
a sewerage disposal plant. al.
though the cost OF plants suitable
20 fill the needs OF the city s a
matter for wide differences OF
opinion.
Extension OF the sewerage sys-
TEN IS imperative il Amarillo j. 70
retain iis splendid health record
We have long oontended tha,
an electric fire alarm system /, a
Necessity ard that il will paw Ter
Itself IN che reduction Of the ci,v's
key rate OF insurance within a
very Few wears.
While we recognize these
things. The News. Tor some time
past. has held the opinion tina,
there are valid arguments against
the usual OF some Of these bonds
srsl thu, they should be consid.
cred Inahiliiv. however. 60 make
= complete and an exhaustive in
vesiigation OF al the circum.
stances surrounding the propaI
20 is2N the bond because oi the
recent strenuous state campaign.
has caused US TO hesitate. in
spirit Of fairness TO all concerned.
90 take a vigorous stand Tor or
against any OF the issues Bu..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-02
PARITY OFFICIALS FAIL TO
SUSTAIN C0X's CHARGES
Continued From Page onel

ION vcty hopeful days extended thl.
hope O. Texas.
Senator Kenyon asked Il the I.eagu,
tu EuinIt" Peace MAS not Spcndin.
considerable money in advocacy uf The
lcagu" 81 nations, and whether thu WI
ness Thought the Dcmucrataic national
committee ought tu do that work ~
stead
~ ,uu mean the organization al
which William " Tai, ~ the head I
~" me- rsarun why We should und,r
take WORK that NJ. Taft h doing
wei im us." replied the Democratic
official
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-02
The Truth About
Eczema and Piles

Th0usards and thousands q rvuple
avs Pst,r-n ~ Buffalo. ar learning
very week that one s cent bOx ~ p.f
fsons Ointment Vii labolish eczema
I'd baniFh r.les and the grateful let.
tsr- recsiye every day ar worth more
10 me thar money
I had 'rTema 20 MANY wears on
~ mad and could not g.i ANYTHING %
stop tn agony ] slw youf ID ard got
me boN ana 90. YOU many thanks
nr 'he good d has dcre me- Th.rr is
~ biofch On my head n0'y and
couldn't help but thank psfsfssn. for
10 euf, ~ Frea; Miss MARI I'm SO
Third Avenue PittshurE. Pa
! hiFr hsl itching piles fur g.
IRIS and iD'ers1rf b. fsh only olni.
went thar relieves me. besides tn piles
Hm @ have gone \ v Rug.r if..
NHshnGtnn Avenue Racine. VS.
se ict'irlns ointment Cor I'd
'oieS ait In~um. ching nd al skin a..
sses. druggists recommend Il Mau
rider fiilsd by Peterson Ointment cn.
Inc. Buffio y. Y.
Randall or J. W. Collins Drug Co
VII supply YOU.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-02
Rich. Red Biccd 2, Essential &,
Your wen.Beins.

Won cen not ovcrcsiimate the
Importance Of keeping the blood
free OF impurities.
ANY sight disorder or impure
Is is a source OF danger. a. every
Vita organ Of the body depends
upon the blood supply TO properly
perform is functions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-02


prompted By that same spirit OF
fairness. and feeling that the Ciii-
gems and the tax payers Of ANA
rillo should fully understand some
Iof the arguments advanced on
both sides, we shall also present
some Of the reasons why many
believe the time is not opportune
for voting such large bond is.
sue.
When the total OF $1,000 OF
bonds has been issued. the bond.
ing power ~ the city will have
been practically exhausted. ab6u,
q $4,000 margin being left to
take care Of future necessary de
mands which may be made upon
the city's resources. even includ-
ing So necessary n thing as a mn
nicipal water supply.
In addition. one must rcmem
her that il will be impossible. uu
der prcsen, conditions. to sell
these bond, at ANYTHING like par
and therefore the immediate is
Sual ~ them is not urgent. Tor
the city cannot afford to sell them
Tor less than par.
IL i 10 be remembered. too.
that n II OF the things which go
into the making OF cost sheet
against the erection of a large
building at this particular time
viii make il impossible for the
city. even supposing the bonds
were sold AZ par. to get value re-
ceivcd for the money that would
be expended IN the erection OF the
structure.
Nor mus, we forget tina, but re.
Gently amarillo tax PAYERS deter
mined 10 share in CARRYING a
S-so.ooo road bond issue. an issue
OF $4,000 for a county hospital
and Siso.ooo Tor additional street
paving.
Is il not probable that prospec.
tive industries may be afraid OF
such a large bonded indebtedness
agains, the city aud OF the higher
taxes which such an indebtedness
forecasts,
We have felt that these objec.
tons are sufficiently strong &c
act aS n safety First" warning
Tor H. all and we have been un
able 10 see any reason why there
should be precipi,ate haste in the
voting Of bonds for the frs,
named issue when the bonds are
no, salablc and when present con
di,ions do no, justify the irnmedi-
ate erection oi such a building
even II the bonds could he sold
lmporian, a. is the erection oi =
grca, municipal building. in which
NAV be housed library aud
yhst auditorium. we have been in
clined IL believe that the move
neai-would mcsi with more en-,
.husiasiic success should this par.
ocular issue be deferred and sub
ni,tcd ;o the people AZ a later
tate.
These things have been pre-
'ented to the voters. not in the
rope oi influencing them TO vote
or or against the bond issue. hut
o they may consider some OF the
arguments on both sides OF the
question and weigh them and be
prepared TO cast an intelligent,
BALLOT.
As stated in the beginning. each
4 the matters presented repre-
entS 4 definite need.
The question for YOU 10 decide
whether all OF these needs are
rgeni at this particular time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-02
Keep Your Blood Pure
If you Expect Good Health

You can in n large measure avoid
liability 10 disease. hy the use OF
=. s. :. tho wonderful blood scme-
dy that has been in constant Use
for more than fifty years. 8. s. ).
cieanscs the blood thoroughly. II
is sold by druggists everywhere.
For valuable literature and med
icai advice absolutely free. write
today 10 the Medical Dept. Swift
Specific Company. Swift Labora-
tory. Atlanta. Ga.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-02
WIFE Of FORT SUMNER
DEPUTY SHERIFF DIES


Special 10 Ths News.
fOiT SUMMER. = VI. krpt -
Mr. Sp'nc.r. wife II J.riy " spence
deputy sheriff and town constable died
this afternoon She has been confined
10 her bed fW "cycrai weeks Sh
leaves husband and three children
~, ui thes' little infant besides =
husi 1T friends
~ arrangements haN, set been made
ici the funeral az burial
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-02

IT." term Tonnage iu shipping has
I've meanings. according as o. 'f,rs Z"
l'idwcirh'. ctrru. Et,ss. net ct DIS
placement tonnage
Evening star., 1920-03-14
COUNTY TO INTRODUCE
SPECIAL BILL FOR ROADS
Prince Georges Will Ask $500, 900
Appropriation for
Highways.

For the purpose of completing the
defense highway in Prince Georges
and Anne Arundel counties, Md,
from Ei"densburg to Annapolis a
special bin providing $500. 900 ap-
preparation will be introduced in the
house of delegates tomorrow or
Tuesday by the Prince Georges county
delegation. The Good Roads League
Of the county is behind the move.
This action was determined upon
after il was learned that the pending
s3.eo0.0oo road fund appropriation
bill contained no allowance for
road work in Prince Georges and
some other counties. The other
counties have already presented spe-
cial bills similar to the Prince
Georges county measure. which pro-
poses to raise the funds with an issue
of bonds payable in fourteen years
~ the Prince Georges bill fails of
passago automobile license money col
lected in the District of Columbia and
turned over to the state of Maryland
for road construction, il is stated. will
not be spent in that county, but will
he expended in .he making of high
" AVS in more distant counties.
Evening star., 1920-03-14
P. {. P. CO. VALUATION
ON WAY TO HIGH COURT

The Potomac Electric Power Com
pacy valuation case is on it's way to
the Court of Appeals. Justice Gould
of the District Supreme Court has sign
ed the formal order dismissing the ap-
peal OF the company from the valuation
placed on its property by the Public
Utilities Commission. Counsel for the
power company then noted an appeal
Hearing il the Appellate Court is
not expected until next fall, as the
hill of exceptions will probably not
he prepared in time to submit to the
cess.
The decision of Justice Gould.
which has been appealed, overruled
all the exceptions taken by counsel
for the company and sustained in
every particular the findings of the
public utilities commission.
syme to Represent ID. c.
l.. The Public Utilities Commission an
rounced yesterday that it has employed
Conrad H. Syme, former corporation
counsel, to represent the District in
the suit which will come up for trial
in the District Supreme Court soon
on the question of whether the rate
for electricity should be or 10 cents
The commissicr stated that. Mr.
Syme also will -epresent the District
in the suits which have been brought
tric and the Capital Traction COM
panies against the valuations placed
upon their properties by the COM
mission.
AS previously prblishen Mr.. Syme
likewise will appear 20" the commits
son before the Court Of Appeals in
the appeal brought by the Potomac
Electric Power Company against the
valuation fixed for this company by
the commission.
Mr.. Syme has been selected to handle
these cases because his service as
corporation counsel during the past
six years has made him more familia,
with the legal affairs of the utilities
commission than the present staff ir
the corporation counSelS office
The commission announces that i
again has become necessary to post
pone the hearing set for tomorrow
on the question Of what the Potomac
lAectric Power Company should be per
mitted to charge for the extension of it.
service to homes which require the
laying of new conduits. The new dat,
for this hearing is Friday morning
March 19.
The hearing on the application of tn,
Washington and Georgetown Gas Ligh
Companies for continuation of the rat,
of 60 cents per thousand cubic feet, unit
June l, will be held Monday, March 90
Hearing on the petition Of the Wash
ington Railway and Electric Compan,
for 1-cent fare with 2-cent charg,
for transfers will begin Tuesday, Marcl
%.
Evening star., 1920-03-14
Seeded BLOCKS SOUGHT
BY TAKOMA PARK, ND.

Town authorities Of Takoma Park,
Nd, have prepared bill for presenta-
ton at the present session Of the Mary
land legislature. providing for the
amendment Of the charter of the town
in Prince Georges and Montgomery
counties and changing portions Of the
boundary lines of the corporation.
In readjusung the boundary lines of
the corporation, blocks 81 and Go. which
seeded from the town several years
ago, will be once more included When
these two blocks were withdrawn town
officials We're not consulted or needed,
despite their strenuous efforts. The bill
has been prepared by the judiciary COM
mittee of the council and the town OFF,
cials in body will soon present it to
the Maryland legislature. The present
council is interested also in the improve
ment Of the thoroughfares within the
rev boundary lines.
The council viii request also that the
charter OF the town amended, in order
that on or before June 20 i, each year
the council shall by ordinance levy the
general taxes for the ensuing fiscal year.
The taxes are not to exceed 81 on each
500 Of assessable property.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

appreciated BY housekeepers, boarding
n this sale that are as low as last yea
White Nainsook, 3oc Yard
So inches wide-hne white nainsook.
An extra fine finished quality for lingerie.
Featured at SOC yard.
Combination Lots at soc
Muslin, Cambria and Sheeting-36-inch
bleachcd muslin and cambria OF even
round thread; also 56-inch unbleached
sheeting; extra heavy. very druable; soon
blcached white. Choice at 39c yard.
Table Damask, $l.l9 Yd.
5S-irch Heavy Mcrcerized Table Da-
mask, free from dressing. The kind that
will retain its lustcr after washing. A
wonderful assortment OF floral, striped
and conventional patterns, at Sl.l9 yard.
Evening star., 1920-03-14
LEAGUE WILL WORK
FOR D. c. SUFFRAGE
Big Meeting Tuesday Night
Arranged for Launching of
Organization.

Present indications point to q
great assemblage OF WashinStonians
Il, the Central High School Tuesday
night on the occasion of the mass
meeting at which il is proposed to
organize the District of Columbia
Suffrage League"
a The purpose of this league is stated
TO be 10 work for national representa-
tion for tho citizens of Washington,
md all people in the District who be-
lievc that they are entitled to repre-
sentation in Congress and the cleo
,oral college have been invited to be
present al the inauguration of this
new movement.
Program Of Meeting.
Tho program of the mass meeting.
which begins at S O'Clock. has been
arranged. 1t will be preceded by an
organ recital by Miss Edith X. Athey.
Rev. Forest ]. Prettyman will make
The invocation and Col. Winfield Jones
will deliver an address Of welcome
Ex-Speaker Clark will be chairman of
the meeting, and great interest at
taches to his participation in this
movement in view of his long and ef-
fectivc services for the District of
Columbia in the course of his career
In Congress.
Justice Wendell Phillips Stafford of
the District Supreme Court will de-
liver the principal address. Samuel
Gompers, president of the American
Federation of Labor, and for many
years a resident of Washington. will
speak for national repreSentatio for
the District.
Plea OF Service Men.
The plea OF tl!e service men for
national representation for the capital
will be expressed by Col. f. Lester
Jones. department commander of the
American Legion. L. J. Biller. repre-
senting the federal employees, will
speak on behalf of the government
workers. John JOY Edison. who has
long been enlisted in the local fight
for national representation. will also
speak, and Miss Mary O'Toole. presi
dent of the Woman's City Club. will
present the claims of the District
women for equal suffrage with the
men wien the vote in the District
becomes an accomplished fact.
{. \. Wengerd, song leader. will
direct the choral singing with pro-
gram OF patriotic songs. John J.
Boobar. president of the Kiwanis
Club. will act as chairman of or
ganization of the new league.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

ng worth While saving opportunities
5 and domestics, yet we quote prices
Linen finished suiting, 55c
A worthy imitation of the real linen
suiting in both appearance and wearing
qualities, in good assortment of colors.
"a and So inch; at s5c yard.
Scotch Ginghams, soc Yd.
50 inches wide, Scotch Ginghams in all
size checks. stripes and plaids; good use
full mill remnants-also some in full pieces
Absolutely fast colors
Longcloth. 10 Yards, $3.o5
Famous STERLING" brand. Sc inches wide
and chamois finish; shrunk ready to use.
Ideal for womens and children's under
garments. Sold in the original lO-yard
pieces only; at $3.65.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

Women's Extra Large
Size Pants, soc
Fine knit rib, muslin
bands and lace knees
made large and full. Sizes
4S and 50. Attractive val
ue at this price, 59c.
ton Sox, 2 Pairs, 45c
ped cuff top-with pink or
en- assortments of sizes.
:.
Women's White Cot
ton Vests, 2 for 45c
Fine rib, bodice style,
low neck, no sleeves; lace
trimmed. Regular and
large sizes. ? for 45c.
Bargain Basement.
Evening star., 1920-03-14
CITY CLUB MEETING CALLED.
Special Session Will Discuss Tent
alive Building Site.

Dissatisfaction of some members Of
the City Club with the site on G.
street between 18Th and 18th streets
tentatively selected for the clubs
projected new home has developcd to
the point that a special meeting is
10 be held at the Willard Hotel Thurs
day night to discuss a change of loca-
tion.
Special meetings of the club may be
called on petition signed by twenty
five members The petition for Thurs
day nights meeting bore, the sigma
lures OF thirty.one members.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

Wash Goods DOmeStiCS, Table and BedWear

house and hotel owners. Every one
prices.
$50 Huck Towels, SOC
All white and with red or fancy wide
borders, in pink, blue and gold Sizes
Hx33 and 1886 inches only. 65 dozen in
the lot. at 39c each.
Crochet Bedspreads, $3.9S
Crochet weave. i'll Marseilles patterns
Hemmed ready to use. Double bed and
extra large sizes; at only S598 each
A-inch Percales, 28c
About 1000 yards for tomorrow's sell
ing. These are OF a closer weave than
the usual run of percales and are shown
in figures, dots. stripes and other small
conventional patterns, on light and dark
blue grounds.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

Women's Extra Large
Size Union Suits, Csc
Fine rib knits. low neck,
no sleeves. lace trimmed,
loose lace knees, made
large and full for stout
women. Sizes 4o. 48. 50.
Exceptional values at Csc.
ChiIdren's White Co
With pink or blue str.
blue toes and heels: brol
Special Monday, 2 pairs, a:
WOmen's Mercerized
White Stockings,
2 Pairs, 69c
Fine gauze spring
weights, high spliced heel,
double sole and toe. Sizes
So to 10. Irregu lar
weaves. 2 pairs, 69c.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

StrOctfon workers WIN lne elieSieS
! College unit, the Methodist unit. the
Smith College unit. the American
committee for devastated France.
etc.
And U speak this By permission.
! and not of commandmenD there seems
! to be a new thing in the world.
! I. The permanent American colony
| of Paris. formerly classed as alb
| sentees. none too American. seems
| lined up around the club as if in
simple joy of being just American.
| 9. The business men. the bankers,
I the commission houses. international
! law firms, representatives abroad
etc. have, quite visibly. become part
! of the colony and undeniable enthu-
! siasts fthe club. After eating
lunch four days consecutively in the
| great dining room open TO Ar erlcan
| men. perhaps the best known interna-
1 tional jurist murmured to me. with
emotion: 81 just love it's atmosphere:
And under the coup Of it (as the
French say) he went ard founded
| out of his private means. two 5000
| franc prizes for the best essays ION
federation in religion. politics, eco
nomics and society, to be awarded by
| the American Chamber of Commerce
of Paris.
! The club has given four dances in
a series of winter entertainments;
there are regular Sunday afternoon
hospitality teas, with resident
| American woman assisting the host
! esses: there are weekly Sunday even
! ing musicals TO provide audiences
/ for Young American artists and com
| posers studying in Paris, though in
| terspersed for variety with programs
! by the best French artists available
| Special parties in the nature OF
dinners and receptions are given or
| American holidays. Many American
men and women have entertained
| friends at the club with private din
ners and tea parties since the open
ing in October. and for this form OF
entertainment the club has provided
| rooms and adequate service. Moth
ing Of this sort interferes with the
hotel busineSs--on the contrary. The
former St. Petersburg was fairly spa
cious even for first class Paris no.
ltel. and all has been taken over. II
seciusion is desired outside ones
Evening star., 1920-03-14

A most important occasion D1l'ls
knows of the high cost OF wash goo
Wash Goods, Organdies and
Voiles, soc
Worth about one-third more. A brand
new shipment of beautiful printed yolles'
orings, in stripes, scrolls. foulard designs g
and neat chalIis patterns. And 4o-incn
Organdies in the pretty PLAN snaoes ,er muw
frocks. blouscs and bridesmaids dresses.
100 Turkish Towels. 800
Guest Towels, hemmed ready to use;
all white or with blue and lavender 1or-
dcrs. Slight Seconds Hence this 10"
orice-30c each
Evening star., 1920-03-14
APPEALS rs PER CENT BEER.

Appeals from federal court dearees
sustaining tho manufacture in Wis
consin of 2.5 per cent beer were flied
yesterday in the Supreme Court on be-
half of the government