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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
PLAINv|EW PLANS
LARGE FALL FAIR
81. 0gn ~ pREMIi W. WILL 90
AWARDED TO PRIZE WIN.
NING EXHIBITS

4 few features of the Northwest
TcNaa nifliict Fair a. h" held ~ Plain.
view September - e. 80 and October
Inv" h,n announced according Ia u
poster received IN Amnrillu Their" win
h" 81 0nn IN premiums - aiu M hig
ti~ attractions aud $500 IN auto race
purses.
Admission VIII Dr. free &C. M cxhlb.
~ Amnig tho exhibits viii be- sp.c.
'al WHEAT. alfalfa aud hog shows sir.
cinl merchants aud manufacturers dis
plays auto and acressori"S snow. I'D
cross nnd first MD displays. home ard
farm demonstrations. farm machinery
Ind trctnr exhibits. poultry show. dis
plays &C w,m'n's work. schools and lu
iious other attractions.
Thal,ros circus viii give gomc an.
usual features with ronies. dogs. q
monkey and I'VE men. The fiy" Pc
irowars win xiv" athletic exhibitions
The rlcs Rector TITO Gill stage a COM
eds ncrolaiic rutertninm' Th'
Great Maricllc win De- un the program
Tor twu distinct feature acts un wires
Among other features viii De- base
han and football games auto races
dancing. fire drills aud water Tights
boNing. wrestling. field sports aud wild
west a"ii: Two hands VII u'nish 5u
slt
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HARlETON WELL WILL
Be DRILLED DEEPER
marshal AlcsscngcrI

The Marshall Aladdin well ~ llarlc.
tor was bailrd out yesterday. arl
while I'd was brought ont practically
oN,IN time the hailcr came ~. the
amount was not sufficient 10 make y
paying well. II WIS said this morning.
During the hailing tio pressure ~ .'ns
ifoan ntly caused mud Ia pound $50 ~ ,
Own ~ thrt the sound GO I'D b' u ard
reycral yards from the we'll,
Tie test wnS made after drill'uL va
isci In cap of either rock az mca"d
slrd The cb;hlin,h casino W.. -,
with = peri iatod linz and packing 4
the bottom II was explained tina this
liner vhich H. filed with holes. Mould
make the ties; cover u space of several
feet.
The plan Tor today wnr ~ drill
Through the cap rock 90 packed sand
and determine whether the the oil mad
va showing II coming from beneath
this II another layer showing is found
after this layer u picrccd. another
i.st viii be made ~ once.
Quite u number Of the officials and
stockholders 1T the company rom Am'
arilln were nut yesterday.
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AMERICAN LEGION POST
/. TO ENTERTAIN THURSDAY
At MAGNOLIA BUILDING

Hanson Post. American Legion, viii
civ. AN entertainment sor cN-servioc
men and thr.r ladies ~ the new Mag
nolia Petroleum l!uilding rornct
Ninih and Polk streets ~ eight o'clocl
Thursday g, ming.
The u. \. a.. 4. ~. G.. l.ad.cs Aus
'liary and the employees ~ III" Ma.
nolia Petroleum Company nave hr'r
cordially invited to attend and par,,,
ipntc IN the entertainment
All s,rVicc men are 'spc, ially "a
yitcd 10 attend and bring their wivc'
ana swccthcaris
Refreshments VIII br served gamc-
viii be- played. and " the members Nj
desire. they may dgn,c There will ais
hr snnscs
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Highly Important 10 iescp Il Free
Fror, Impurities.

Did YOU know that ninety per
cent 81 al hrm,n ;i'mcr,s dcpcrd
upon the cond,.ion OF Vour blood (?
You should recognize the impor-
tance, therefore. II very promptly
cleansing o. 80 'vstru, and
keeping Tie L!ool .u?!ly pure and
.Cbus;.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
EVANGELIST LUDLAM SAYS
. SINNERS ARE DEAD MEN,

Dead men are walking the streets
IL Amarillo" declared evangelist l.ud.
liam last NIGHT at the Na2ucnc tnh.
lcrnnclc service" ~ Sinner il dead. h.
said
~ pcis,n cannot - u Christian and
leave uudcnc the many things tina, Ice
should have done seventy per cent Il
the church members 1T today know
nothing oi heart CONVERSION" he said.
Contiruinr the evangelist said. ~
person who docl not know that n" IL
. Chrslian n not % Christian"
The singing hN the ch'ir nj last
nights services was declared the hcst
of the meeting The Attendance was
large. services tonight Wi hrlnn
pr, mpily nt 7.3O o'clock
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
TYLER STREET CROSSING
BEiNG itiI.i.iSTFD NOV,

III" Font Worth 4 Denver road b.,
o force m men halaHling the right ~
way "a the Tyler street "rnFsnr rho
citN furnishing III" halast Uud deliver.
mr. IL. md he railr' al company duins
the WORK. III" city gets ih, ballast hy
crushing the rcnrrci" piled nn yuonnt
ln,s pn furil street. The l,Ork Island
wiIi ni-, hard ull ~ - T,lu street
uufinP with material furnished hv
th, ,lty.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
BAILEY CANCELS
CLARENDON DATE
FORMER SENATOR WILL. Nor M
~ AMtlsii.lO All. DAY
ms FRIDAY

Former Senator Joseph ". Iiail,y,
Democratic candidate for governor.
viii not b, IN Amarillo Thursday nirht
nni All day FRIDAY On acOunt ot hia
np,alSIng engagement nj Clarendon h.
Ing cancelled. according n Lon '. 81
ilrf president ~ the Panhandle Bailey
club. Word sas received by him yes
tstday that Mr.. Bailey would SO bacl.
south from plimVlew. where he spcags
TIT, nTtcr0n. Ca Spur. beard aud 9th
a. places.
4 numie ~ Amarilloana arc expected
10 no down ~ the train this murnin9
10 Plalnvicw TO hear the former s'n
ntor spea kihi~ Afternoon Several 9th
.rs probably will gn IN motor ciis.
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THREE CARS OF CEMENT
REtElNED ~ NNARIt.l n

Thrrc ears ~ cement have been ~
,riyCl 10y the Rice CONSTRUCTION com,
lnny from Colorado az the result M
10. recent tfp 81 g. ilurgc. to iha'
''atc. This Will mean that work can
D. pushed on the Coopcr.lrwin Ga
av" aud the Merchants Produce bdild
inr
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What Is the Condition
Of Your Blood Supply?

Io- this purpose. no remedy can
cqual s.s.s. the fnc Old Hood
purifier tia, h. bcc7 Z, constant
use for more i!.an -, ?csrs.
Get a bottle 81 e.".r. II yorr
drugstore today. aui note how
promptly II Piyes new s..c-s.h
and vitality. Write io- fee liter
azure aud medical advice 70 Chief
Medical Advi cr. Swift LaDofa.
.o-y, Atlanta. Ga.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
K|WAN|ANs TO FURNISH
TRUCK FOR BIC PICNIC

The attendance ut the kiwania club
luncheon yesterday noon az III" Anna
Iilln Hotel was .unusualy small an ac
,ount II NJ many members being ON
the trade excursion and taking vara'
tions \ motion was paysWd hv which
the club 'hligstes iiyclf 90 furnish q
truck ~ take people 10 the salvation
Army Picnic Saturday.
\ resolution expressing the SYM
laihy of the club H. u. Dawson. q
member. upon tue recent death ~ u
child w. his family WIS rlsssl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12

British npoh1nta a. planning ~
hihilion' IN large elite. nf Chinr t. -
cover ilsh commercial position l"1l
dutius ia. wit.
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WILLIAMS ~ CIIARGE
OF RO1ARi PI,OGI, \,

Ciar,ncc WrhliTs win b. ~ chaig'
- the Rotary club prus,an '1dN
pnpr ~ the luncheon ~ the Amarillo
l..tc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12

The romui ~ the Shak-spcar'on ho
I'll IN Sirniimd., n.Ayon aio named ~
trf IN" plays uf the pest
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12

Marriage i.ioensr ISSUED
\ mluilg, li,cni" VIZ hsncd l1ia
YESTERDAY ufi"irun g. Dent Mcl.e -
uni Nj Beatrice Vaughan
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-19
AGREEMENT EXPECTED.
Between Turkish Anstolian Republic
and Armenia.

London. June ls.-Negotiations be-
tween the Turkish Anstolisn repub-
lie and Armenia are proceeding favor
ably and an agreement Is expected
soon. saws a Moscow dispatch to the
Herald. which saws the Russian soviet
government is acting rs mediator
between the two countries.
The question of guaranteeing Arme-
mia against Turkish attacks will prob
ably be solved, the dispatch says, by a
clause in the treaty, binding Turkey
from keeping an army within a spe-
cited distance OF the Armenian from
tier. All Armenis's aspirations rela-
tive to boundaries cannot he realized
il i asserted. and a compromise will
probably be reached by which Armenia
refugees who fed from Turkey during
the war will be repatriated in Turk
ish Armenia and granted sufficient land
there for their support. This terri
tory. as well as districts now solidly
occupied by Armenians in what vas
formerly the Ottoman empire, will be
annexed TO the Armenian republic aud
constitute new state.
Isolated groups Of Armenians in
Turkish territory viii, according to
plans contemplated. be transferred 60
Armenia. while similar groups Of Turks
in Armenia win be transferred 20
Turkish territory.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-19
Odd Facts.

The worlds supply of silver is esti-
mated at 250,000000 ounces annually.
There is produced on the North Amer
lean continent l75,000,000 ounces each
year, of which the United States pro-
duces 100000 ounces, Mexico the
same amount, while Canada furnishes
25,000,0 900.
An electric lighting plant in Ne
braska is manufacturing ice as a by
product. The exhaust steam of the
plant. which would otherwise go to
waste. is utilized in the ammonia proc
ess of ice manufacture, and also for
distilling water from which the ice
is made.
Did kipling consult Hindu mythol-
ogy when choosing the title of his we'll
known book. "The Seven Seas Z" Ac-
cording to the Puaranas, the earth is
circular and fiat, like the flower of
water lily. Its circumference is 1000.
100000 miles. In the center is Mount
Soomeroo. On this mountain are three
peaks formed of gold, pearls and pre-
rious stones, where the deities reside
AT its base are three mountains, on
each of which COWS a tree 5000 miles
high The furthermost country from
these mountains is bounded by the salt
sea- Beyond this sea there are six 9th.
ers--of sugar cane juice, of spirituous
liquors, of clarified butter, of curds, of
milk and nectar. Each sea is surround |
ID by separate continent Boston
Herald.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-19
IRISH DISTURBANCES
ARE MORE 4GARIAN
Rather Than Political-Sinn Fein Seek
TO Control Land Move
mpuf

Dublin, june ls-In several OF tho
western counties of Ireland, disturb.
ances are now more agrarian than po-
litical The Sim Fein seeks to con.
troll the land movement and prevent
il getting out of hand. II has been
decided that nobdy shall be attacked
or his cattle driven to make him
sell part of-his land unless he posses
SEES more than 100 acres. This Is a
very exceptional amount for any ten
ant to hold SO that the agitation in
future will he directed solely against
landlords and ranehers.
Proclsmat ions have been issued in
the disturbed counties in the names
of their parliamentary representatives
forbidding claimants 20 land to act in
the name of thc republic. They point
out that man. OF the claims which
have been made arr without founda-
ton. and only serve to create ~ feeling
between those who ought toshe friends
and comrades. which is another way
Of saying that even good Sim Feiners
are being squeezed.
Machinery is set M for the arbit
rament of claims. which in future
are TO be sent 20 the registrars of dis
trict courts set up under the authority
Of the Dali Eireann. Courts on these
lines. though without the formal au-
tsority Of the bail Eireann. have for
some time been functioning in Galway
and other counties. Their decisions
have not infrequently been in favor of
the owner Of the land against the
claimants.
In some cases such decisions were
defied. Thereupon the reealcitrant par
tics were. promptly placed under ar
rest and conveyed BY Sim Feiners 70
unknown destinations. such arrests
by Sim Feiners. in pursuance Of pol
ICY Of endcayoring 70 maintain public
order IN property and serial matters,
are not uncommon. Nobody knows
where the prisoners are OF what hap
pens 10 them. but the arrests tend 10
strengthen popular dependence on Sim
Fein power.
The application a martial lsw which
Is % often talked II j. = simple mat
ter Under the defense of the reai''
art. stiIl in force. i can - applied :
any extent anywhere IN Ireland ifs
general aspiration to the whole ,suf.
try IN all it. cornpieteHess T.. b.
lieve. not contemplated But nesrl,
al districts have bad il fully applic'.
At the moment u - only in par ial
application anywhere
In Dublin i i manifested priu-i-
uallv IN the rlIrfeu laH uhifh has hzd
but Ittlr cfert on the life ~ the citg.
But ts drastic aspiration in csrtaru
distriets B. possibility II the imrae-
diats future When applied q coHrie
81 vears aro iu arr j reiBoti ae
rhrla AREA ~ sn arnarent qrnrtr aud
distuTbanos "a becaus Possiilie after
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-19

destined. They are more than a ne.
cessity, they are vital TO the health
of a community. As an ambulance IS
given a clear road through the busy
streets of city, so should drugs an
medicines be placed at the top Of ii
priority list in the present shipping
congestion. Reports indicate that sup
plies of medicinal products have dwin.
died to dangerously low cbb in some
localities and. although replacement
goods have been ordered and in many
eases shipped, the menace is still there
unless the goods are FASTENED TO their
destination In the case Of an outbreak
of an epidemic or a serious disaster
Of any kind medicinal products would
be needed at once. The interstate COM
merce commission should act immed-
atelv and establish priority list for
freight movements and above all pref.
erence should be given to medicinal
products.-From Drug and Chemical
Markets.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-19
RUMANIA PROSPEROUS.
Not for a Long Time Has There Been
Activity Like the Present.

Bucharest. June lS.-lf ever Ruma
MIA felt she was poorly compensate,
for her part in the war, the feeling
must now be removed, Not in many
wears has the country been 80 prosper
Gus. One must 20 back to the days 81
| old King Carol and Carmen sylvia Il
find a parallel to the present condi.
tions of material welfare among the
people.
The scenes of gayety. animation and
prosperity in Bucharest can find their
counterpart only along the boulevards
Of Paris The habitues of the gay
metropolis the artists. sculptors, stu
dents and savants that gave il so
much of lis Bohemian atmosphere in
DAYS gone by-haye come hack. With
them have come strange faces from
the newly acquired provinces and from
Austria and Germany.
The streets Of Bucharest are crowded
With hashily dressed men and stump
tuously attired women, just as in pre-
war DAYS. The stores display great
stocks of pastries. confcctions, cOsmct-
les. perfumes. silk stockings. expensive
lingerie. rich Jewels aud other luXur
les. Tho fashionable restaurants and
cafes are always full The theatres
are taxed 10 capacity.
The old era Of wine and song. Of
laughter and lryity. Of powder aud
paint. is coming back. Bucharest :
irving hard not only to live up to its
former reputation. but TO Justify q.
claim Go I've called "the Paris Of the
Balkans
The sacrifices the little Latin couu
try made during the war have bccu
forgotten IN the acquisition Of the rich
territories Of Transylvsnia. Bess
rahia and Bukovina. These fertile
areas have brought tremendous wealth
to the country. I'm crops. cattle. ta-
ests and mineral products th@y VII
easily treble Rumanis's national
wealth
In normal times these marvellouslv
countries have WELDED
enough 10 feed the whole Of Europe
The what fields Of Transyiyania AMI
Bsssarabis are among the greatest ~
tie world The country contains also /
great herds 81 cattl and sheep.
OF Rumania's l0al1ao hectares e .
anl:1aile land. Uore than s. pr cent I
Z gwen over e. the growing q cerrai-. 4
,h Iarrest pr CEN q any country u
f1.c world excerpt Russia. Serbs 81
il,, south African I Mon Wheat 5
.ise largest crop. More than half tie
annual weld . exported
When il j. Understood that 5 pr
-ert If Rurnania's population Is stie
ported bv agriculture and thst tl.r
present crops promise % ~ fhc lare =
II history. the reason for tie countra
prosperity and ven being Will becaa.s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-19
Mysterious League Plank.

The only purpose of Senator Lodge
and his associates, so they have told
us was to "Americanize" the treaty.
This they supposed they had done by
the Lodge reservations. Yet for these
even suggested that these should be
adopted and the treaty then ratified
On the contrary, this work, along with
the treaty itself, is repudiated. For the
demand is for a new treaty with ma
tions pledged to do and insist upon
what is Just and fair" treaty through
which they may exercise their infu-
ence and power for the prevention of
war" Meanwhile, of course, the state
of war with Germany will continue.
Nothing whatever is said about a
treaty with that power for the ending
OF the war and the defining of Ameri-
can rights. As to the new organization
that is proposed, it does not seem to
have occurred to the men responsible
for this "Alice- in Wonderland" plank
that there is already in existence an
organization of which some 80 nations
are members, or that these nations
might be slow to throw this over
board at the. suggestion of a country
that has shown such extreme reluc-
lance to assume any obligations of an
character.
The reconciliation effected at Chica
60 through surrender to Johnson and
Borah leaves the people entirely at sea
as to the meaning of the plank con
sidered constructively All that is clear
is that it is declaration against the
covenant, even with the Lodge reserva.
tions. indianapolis News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-19
MORE TROOPS
IN DULUTH
National Guardsmen Rein
force Guard Over IA
Negroes
HELD IN CASE
ABOUT WHITE GIRL
The Soldiers Have Orders
to "Shoot to kip if
Necessary

Duluth, Mimi, June l9.--National
guardsmen from the state encampment
at Forth Smelling arrived here to-day
to reinforce the guard about the St.
Louis county jail where ID negroes are
being held in connection with an at
tack upon young white girl. The
soldiers are armed with machine guns
and rifles and will have orders to shoot
to kill" if necessary to uphold the law.
The request for the troops was made
last night by Sheriff Magic of st.
Louis county, who told Gov Burnquist
that he had information that an or.
ganized attack was to be made tonight
on the county jail in an effort to lynch
the negroes Last Tuesday night mob
of 5000 persons wrecked the city Jail
and hanged three negroes arrested in
with the attack on the girl.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-19
President Samuel Gompers
of the A. F. of L. Chosen
for the 18th Time
A PROLONGED OVA-
TION BY DELEGATES
Who Stood and Cheered for
Several Minutes-End
of Convention

Montreal, June 10. Determination
of the American Federation of Labor's
attitude toward the league of natsns
day of the federation's 10th annual
convention here to-day. Consideration
of the league was to have come up yes
terday but was crowded off the pro-
gram by pressure of other business
principally the election of officers,
when Samuel Gompers was chosen for
the Goth time as the federation's
leader
Irish sympathizers were active in
marshaling their forces to oppose en-
dorsement of the league, without rcser-
vations, by the labor organization and
their leaders expressed confidence that
they could corral sufficient support to
defeat the report of the committee
on reports of the administration forces.
They asserted organized labor cannot
favor any international covenant that
does not recognize the right of self
determination for the Irish people.
The reports committee, however, is
said to have prepared compromise
recommendation which they hope viii
be acceptable to both the Gompers'
supports and the Irish sympathizers.
The education committee has pre-
pared number Of reports, including
those calling upon Congress to give the
people of the Panama canal zone ter.
ritorial delegate in Congress and to
give residents of the District of Co
lumba voice in the United States
government.
Choosing of place for the next con-
vention was also before to-day's SEES
sion. Birmingham, Ala, Dallas, Tex, |
Los Angeles and Denver are candidates |
for the place of meeting.
Montreal, June l9-Samuel Gompers
veteran president of the American Fed !
Grafton of Labor, was -elee>sd for the /
thirty ninth time by the convention
here yesterday.
Gompers' nomination by George w.
Perkins of the eigarmakers' union was
the signal for prolonged ovation by
the delegates, who stood and cheered
for several minutes.
James Duncan of Seattle was re-
corded as casting the only negative
vote.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-19
NEW GERMAN INSTITUTION.
Is the State Economic Council to Pass
on Measures2

Berlin. June ls-A novelty in socia
legislation is the new German state
economic council which is gazetted ia
one official Reichsanzeiger. This inst
tuition may be designated as a busine
and professional parliament of expert ,
in all economic branches existing apa ,
from, and side by side with, the regu-
lar state legislature,
Its functions are to examine and
pass upon all important economic
measures, and it may even compile and
present laws although neither tho
government nor the Reichstsg are
bound by its decisions.
This newly instituted body consists
o, 1926 members representing agricul-
ture and forestry, industries, trades,
banks. insurance, handicrafts, trans.
portation and public enterprises, con
sumers league. oiheialdom, fine arts
and liberal professions, horticulture.
fisheries. To the foregoing are added
II members appointed by the Reichstag
and II by the government,
This new council, which will meet
for its first deliberations about the
same time as the new Reichstag. viz.
early next July, has only a provisional
character. II is TO pave the way for
a permanent economic council in ac-
cordsnee with paragraph l65 of the
German constitution. which provides
that there shall be created on legal
basis, economic councils for districts
and one central state economic coun-
eli SO composed that all trades, vocs-
lions and callings shall be represented
thereon. according TO their respective
{, onomic and social importance
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-19
ALL RIGHT FOR WOHEN
TO SMOKE. SAYS PROF.
Cigarettes Not Harmful Physically OF
Morally If Not Used to EXCESS,
He Contends.

Cigarette smoking is no worse for
women than for men. which is to say
that it is not harmful morally or ply
sically. if not done to excess" declares
Dr. Lewclyn f. Baker, professor OF
clinical medicine at Johns Hopkins uni
vcrsity, Baltimore.
~The cigarette is the mildest form
OF tobacco" he says. "One or two after
mcals-uot more than dozen day
would not have harmful effect Il is
smoking to excess which causes all the
trouble
women who learn 10 smoke nearly
always enter into this pleasure a they
do in all plea sures for all Il is worth.
Saws the surgeon They learn 10 in
hale and thep smoke too much. There
in lies all the harm"
Dir. Barker contends that there is =
modern tendency 10 overdo all things.
Iii the old Greek law. Nothing in eX
cess and nothing omitted were CON
sistcntly adhered to to-day We would
all find ourselves in good health aud
good humor." be declares.
The Greeks recognized what = geu-
orally overlooked to-day the eoordi-
nate value Of work and PLAY, he says.
"The modern women should not - con.
scioutiously pursue her domestic ~
business interests a. 20 neglect h"r
hours of recreation With her. ~ With
men for there should be- no distinction
the plays the thing that win ken
her heart Young and her body strong.
Toledo Blade.