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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-30

30 wonderful Suits of all wool serge
popIin, tricotino and silvsrtonsr well
made, some of them are all silk lin.
Cd, mostly navy blues COT En
val. ss5 to $40, choice pGSeOV
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-30
Quitting Business" Prices on Blank
cts, Sheets, Etc.

sfxso Mohawk brand seamless
bIeaehed Sheets, So to $3.50 2 Ok
value at 49,. ........... @sSC
asx42 Mohawk brand bleaehed pill.
low cases, hemmed end Use e.
value, each ............... OO(
7sxss large double bed sizs heavy
quality crochet bed spread, assorted
beautiful medallion eentors, borders
to match, $3.50 value 9OE
at ASS
s6x5o extra quality blue or pink
fancy annual design baby blankets.
About $500 values I IN
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-30
PLEASE
NOTE

Every dollars worth OF meTehans
disc to be disposed Of In my "9ults
tlna Business" sale is my regular
stock. There has been no special
preparation. no hurried GATHERING
Of common or cheap sooaS, nothing
Of Unusual nature done to create
a BID selling event tor the last 8
months Of my business career IN
Reaardina reductions I want 20
say that In practically every n
stance. prices have been reduces to
the lowest possible margin WlShout
actually representing ioSo. Here
and there through the store one
will find that certain articles have
not ben greatly reduced. ne very
uood reason for same is, that the
regular selling price on that partle.
ular article 10 already much loweF
than the prices generally asked Tor
them elsewhere and much below
market prices. But on whole
there have been substantial redue5
tTons made in every department..
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-30
PLEASE
NOTE

MY Ton Years OF fair dealing IN
FalEJnont will not change until the
last business day.
That Is every article sold must
be aS represented, every price must
be. as low or lower than the same
article can be purchased elsewhere
II for any reason the article pur.
chased is not satisfactory same can
be returned for exchange or retusd
However, providing the sales sllp
with merchandise are returned in
GOOD condition within two days foe
folks who live within the city limit
and within tan days for folks who
live outstde the city limit.
They will be noticed in the Mems
and Boys Clothing, Women's and
Misses Coats, Suits, Dresses, etc,
where you can see the original tick
ct at which we hive been selling 1t
and the red tag at which We are
selling It now for. In many In
stances the reductions are so great
that we know our patrons will mar.
vel at the opportunity for big and
important savings.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-30

These are onIy few Of the thousands Of bargains
have in store for YOU To list entire stock would
fiji 50 page cataiog If you don't here Or in the
store what you want please ask for it. and if we have
it you will buy it for less.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-30

These prices win remain in effect until quantities of
merchandise are exhausted At these prices many lines
be exhausted the first few days of this sale. So
don't wait, but come and lay in your fall and winter
supplies now.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
TWENTY-FIVE SCHOOLS
RECEIVE HIGHER RATING

AUSTIN, July 3--Twcnty five Texas
hlgh fchools have received higher class.
iiication from IN. high school division
OF the state Department NJ Education
according To Chief Supervisor :. NJ.
y Mars. "To receive classification e
said MI Mars "a high schuol must
have pupils teachers. term and eduip.
mont Schools with two grades 90 one
teacher ur eight month term are In
Glass :. Three year hlgh schools prop.
crly equipped with nine months term
may be- IN Glars ., -Four year schools
complying with other requirements are
IN CLAUS I. High school teachers must
receive satisfactory salaries, and teach,
RS In the elementary grades mus, u,
properly paid before high schools can
hope 10 maintain classification and NJ.
filiatlon" Schools placed In Glass
are. Avery. Moody Angl"ton, Hedlcv
rroup. Gr1nhurv. Bullard. Lott, Alto
Liberty nm. Frisco. l.indalc kosSe
lourdanton. Sealy. Port i.avaro. AHA
Albany .Paducah. Hale Center. SilVer.
ton. Lone oak. Crowcll. Celina and Hol
land Schools IN ClaFs are Tilgorc
Abbott MERTON. white Deer. od",n.
Crystal CITY. Ratesyill t.aPrvor. por'
Nechos. Hemphill and Florence Schools
nlaced IN Glass : are Rhon" Hunting.
ton. Rowena. Morris Grove, china, IN.
mas New waverly and blessing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
BRrNE's COMEDIANS STAGE
FINAL PERFORMANCE HERR.

Hrunk's Comedians staged their last
performsnce IN Amarillo last night
They were brouRh, here hy Hanson
Post. American Legion. and staged one
weeks performances under the auspices
a that organization. the later drawing
n perceniage a. the proc.eds.
The executive committee ~ the
American Legion started negotiations
with the show company about eight
weeks ago foT a contract 20 show IN
Amarillo. a portion q the proceeds ~
80 % the building fund q N. l.egl0n
fnr the purpone ~ erecting a home for
The ioe9i pet ~ tn ofgauizat.on.
Funds 10 h. derived from other
nources wiii b. add to the building
fund. 0fficiais ANNOUNCE. untn u haf
Erown IN sufficisnt proportions 20 ac.
compilsbsd the desired purp0se.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
Meeting To-day.
NEW NIGHT WATCH
SYSTEM II PLANNED

\ night watch probably will be In.
stalled by the Fulk Na,nional Detec.
tiv" Bureau IN Amerillo In the near
future. y. G Packard. district mans.
e'r announced yesterday II II the
plan 81 Mr. Packard TO give flftee !
.auts service - each rubscriber by
having a chain 81 heats and watchmen
an b; arranging she time - the men
- that one will follow the other not
more than fifteen minutes. Under the
present plans. there will he six routes
aud they viii be- covered by the fig
ere s. plan
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
AL ATTEMPTS TO BREAK
DEADLOCK ARE FRU|TLEss
Continued From Page one,

parently all set with the dcmonsira.
ton and with the accomplishments all
lived began to whoop Il up again.
The changes shown on The goth bal.
lot we're.
Cox lost ~ 10. Palmer 10. Me.
Adoo gained ~ Davis .. and owen 4.
Going Down since 10th.
McAdoo had been going down since
the sixteenth hailoi and his recovery
started nols" among the MrAdoo boos.
tors.
~ the opening ~ the twenty frs,
ballot all eyes were turned toward
Pennsylvania what .nfyl,ania
noes Georgia = expected ~ 10 also
The Cox people claimed that Nhci
the break cam. th.y would rave the
hes. 81 II In bath states
McAdoo gained four iu Alabama In
the 2lsi ballot taking two from Davis
md two from COX ~ the start ~ the
9.T ballot,
IN Arkansas Cox last two 20 McAdoo.
Georgia delivered her whole - 90
McAdoo
Cox lost two t. McAdoo In Louisiana.
In Massachusetts McAdoo gained
four taking two from Cox McAdoo
and Cox each gained two IN Missouri
Moniana's eight went 90 McAdoo tax
Ing four from Cox
Nebraska gave seven tn McAdOo
taking four from Cox. McAdoo picked
up an additional one In New York max.
ing Il Il but without loss To- Cox.
North Dakota went wholly into the
McAdoo Column.
Tennessee Jumped back wholly 20
Davis with her 20 votes taking votes
from McAdoo. Cox and Palmer
McAdoo in Wisconsin gained five
from Coz.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
WINDOW CLEANERS
GII.nED PIITOCRATS

NEW YORK. July a-nont insul,
the fellow who washes IN" windows "
YOUR office by giving him a few nicke's
~ tip The chances are he drives
from his country estate every morning
IN a Limousine
That, al least. was the Inference
drawn from the testimony offered hv
Harry Weiss. a waiter. charged with
maintaining gambling hous"
Detectiycf testified they saw Weiss
and SCORE - window cleaners play.
ing cards with considerable amount,
e money In front - them
Weiss attorney admitted airily that
'thousands ~ dollars passed IN the
game but maintained that they did
not constitute the necessary elements
10 Involve violation of stat, statutes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
MORE HARVEST HANDS
ARE SENT TO WORK

About fifteen harvest hands were
cent 60 the grain fields In this immed
late vicinity yesterday rs the Panhan
ilePlains Chamber ~ Commerce, &C.
cording o. q report last night. and
mhnS more will De- needed II the i'm
n' TAT" demand h supplied
Letters from two other points In the
! rhandl' Indicate that they Will H..
urai'e 10 supply their demand with
locl b'lp and that they Will be- com.
pc' 90 O. depend upon tho influx ~
harvest n, nds % AXE car, II the crops.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
Personals

Mr7 Temple Atkins ~ oklahoma Citv
and Miss N,Il Small of shamrock
TeNas. are visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
walter Iunt 1871 POLK street.
Mr. ana Mrs T. \ LOOMS viii leave
tudlN fur las VEGAS. New Mexico.
whore they viii attend the Roundup
and Cowboys Reunion this week They
Will then Journey IN into Colorado end
'Np'r 90 be- away from Amarillo two
weeks
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
Amusements
amusement Calender Tor Week.
Al the NISSAN

Monday and TursdaN-Anlta Stewart
In The Fighting Shopherdoss
"wednesday ana Thursday Hind
Youth with Ilup" Martin
Friday aud saturday a Woman's
Business aud Larry Soeman comedy.
N the Dcandi
Monday and Tuesday "pyadlinr ~
Eleven"
Wednesday and Thursday The iust
city,
Friday and saturday The hon
Heart" with Roy Stewart.
NaudeNille for the Week.
Monday Tuesday and "Wednesday
Paniagcs Big Time. featuring the Great
Leon a Company.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday-Thc
II u Scrmnn's 1890 Revue.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
BON SCOTT TROOP rO
TAKE HIKE THURSDAY

BOY Scuu, Troop No. = win leave for
q hike On Thursday instead ~ on Fri.
dny morning. as waa NJ first announced.
and VIII return 10 the city on Friday
evening. This announcement was made
by Scou,mastor q. G.. Saunders. WIN
made III" chang" because u will h.
necessary for him 10 leave for Denver.
Colorado on Stature day morning.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04

WHEAT YIELD N MuCH
LARGER THAN EXPECTED

, County AGENT Harmon benton
, Yesterday said that wheat In this I
, section of the state, especially IN 1
, Potter, Randall and Oldham couu. 1
, ties. n Yielding much more tu the I
, acre thtn had been anticipated
Reports su fr received Indicate I
, that n" grain " making from 20
, Co - bushels a. the ucr, and ave, 1
, aging from 'u o. q, pounds lu the A..
bufhoL 1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-20
FARMERS TO LOSE
s3,50o,0oo,0o0 Bf
YEARS PRICE DROP

Washington. lHsI- 1a.-slI---r4ilz=n IL
1ns Talun "a 1H-m p-sstlae1s SO 1a-
TINS sszsun VII -esul. III Aner-is1gn
farmers --scef--i1EE 5.1,sie fssss aaH l4-zss
glIaH cnry wullin 1E7ae i4et,tl-ed an tne
ATS price BRsik S4c-eFEl-v 81 Az
cnlzu-s Nesredz-n sEir +ls,.s7E- a1iIi-azs-
ru- -fIe American Essra.s rss-s' Asssseias-
INN m rs auuua- ennvsfzian- re
eiasEse6 1tle RESULTING sE-aEs1inn as tfnA
winch JENNINGS I'd. best 1isDuEnz z1fc
SUM- EsIl-llselc cBflsiriE--u-lan e. ulr uarl1s-
s-s ef America and III far1- ri1 II 1sre
peaInts II THE isnlllz
Et4= esrlTllR1aa li4u- gsla 14I "a au-r
Irices mad i1Evuawaa z hiA4lnn dsaIiG1-
less IA TF-anans-z- vilsl1 rias ils.f-rs.G.zs4
IN lp-lBn B7,it,aK aInaunase "a . aif5-sG
at : n5l3lan dHlla-s Trfrn sizIls- ifsas
Wits fu=--tlrr nIi11s f1~u.sr 1nt faE'TntsEFs-
i4tl ssEsj0 bE.cEuSe Ert 2z3s,*- and ma
r4s1-lals ueccssErv IA crps Hs,ntiTits-i.ln
nna Dsen supplied Jls-iTs me h3<H
IIrisss pe-lol
~T'he american pss@r5ss r4uHE sAe rs
x tiIE- z4-rrHs-s sseu-se ffr-sst.z sllffiei,sI1z
t8- their needs ne contributed. 'cfntv
THIS car -1Fev continue II s1iaptv 1ll.s
nE1isus rtsan Enr 5gs0L J Ezlnk aH
szs17-iTlnan fli2r -aE4zzze -IEaE ii Liz
FARMER il 20 .Bm-iDae IA Es-aaEna anls
la rss.s- -s% TEsfse r-@-x1--.-ErE--szz4 ssr Tiss
Isa1Jsfs. ne uzl1s1 isErs asis,sa arz-z PRIZES
rI- ms p-aaarss- The farmer If nnt
run UnjT eua wine wenlss sex l-zerss.i--
affected 4 re falls z4 .r.9s-,s- a y-eGSrIa-
G4pis -s-n--n far MS sffar-sx'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-20
TOTAL l0.S
DRAFT DODGERS
PUNISHED BY C. s

washington Oct za--f-z4- Ezvad-
ers vim nan been aagl~e41ssnltaG LII us
IUsE Il ano gi1t-ar cases GZE1pEs1 IF
Br Tive military aHziissrI-Iss numbered
10 "a K WIS ElnpunceG TBcBE a.
the W. 5i4s3sl1---rrasTI.-
The T8zal nEnfs- ~ G-Tz@- 7ssEsts--
11uIlx wnlch aaG nsssn -aparIed II ItTe
I,-nSrossz I1iE-sisil se.uts-al WIS 49g iisssss:;
}-lt s1-zuITnEE1ur az -EFve--T,Tneu1
1tssnrt.E showed rEu- s.s,- men
s.4zsszsea as llsss44r-1zs-'s f1aG .zrl5ssl1AG II
1fft a7-nzE rHa-T or marine corps nr II
1i4e armed fnrens n1 1isa AIfaes- SO
stla- ne -a5za3 number 81 gizssa---lfsTls
szll Iis---l now numbers O.. l-
The lssTsa-rnsn- announcement
sain sf.a5 Is rile zzaTIlz Eszz-lEu Of IN.
rHlsu-lss r-flE-esssE r1gs number WIZ
st-val II rh4 z-u1s11 zIs-eas Ead vino
-t-ls7Hsetg lItsn1v we're eT--gn.zSBEsiy -a-
ported rs wiFui ieses-rzs-s was beiug
aGInsso II E-rTn Ga EB Gas
II was adrieG 1aRz Brntlait MY sess.s-T4
Thousand ul4n mad bean aBIa-eiln-tit-E
ana 1aslr cases dispersed uf SINCE
.EEiv La
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-20
'remler Says Ready to Consider Set
tlement With Due Regard for Public
Increased Pay Contingent on Larg-
er Output-Speedy Resumption of
Negotiations General Belief Order
Maintained by Strikers Transport
Workers May Quit In Sympathy


L-ancinn- 1}eI Ts--tBE the Aasscj-
sgsG f'-EHsa-T-fa. T,H1slssz1r...nzar-r ii.-
na1a on me snaI STRIKE silnaEfar a.
enough r dssa FIEiET1rfsll fssgsss n any
EnlI1lsf'iata settlement af the asspuz4.
nss'Te---rlsfssK ewing OF IT'S ssz-arTa.s
msds-aEInr and the r.sllg.sasss7 g,r,v tame
OF the prsnls-'s szseet-n has ltss7
nll1ssn brighter prasssa,srs ahae q set-
1ieH4snz ere l11s- XIII 49, FoEna.
Ths pr-snisr t=sls.e;,is.Ilg srnEi5as;zsss
sisFEs ne aues1inz ~ a1-mBuz ps.Bssre
wuuid p-svErz ufe government E-uTn
llsnesz1y. Its2z-ls.ssiv and sincerely
e1-irrn ming EI.E ErHlnCs promising "a
settlement I4E-1Ge- eur r,s..--,r Tsr The
I.ubiat Inza-..sz and n4. ss--layr,.sssee per-
Tssct Willingness r. CONSIDER iTleneszs4.G
ssr1u,rs-aasr Eor ne miners p;-nziid-
an Z miami q ii4ss.sr oE-l,Ez
While Inc cabinet Was GIs,.llsssslrrg
ma sIlE-as.lnr Ct william E;ra..ss
1iGaz The RIVE sflizfsn-s fissErsaa7 lii.stI Try
lns N ns--s EianEle D. Er-zIz84-G T,sIs6-
ING The c-ssR-Inn Of TJe--r-ia.u..Ig-
wage sna--G ann me ulsl-assr -rssg-s.zz=-
&C = me end 81 rle z'slEr-., rts.s lfai,or
H2smD CT pR-ssarIgssnz sselc an m
pn7-iHn- crFr,-s.-snne n IN. commit
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g-tFRr members lIle7-lfis.5s WITH ms.
mining l-1GGsu--v aTIsrries anr 1llsa.-e
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-20
Wealthy Negro's
Sensible Views
On Race Question

AEtH Hzz- Ga. 9fssf z4-EByr z S.avre
and Huw -apuzea n be nna OF the
WEB i-l1Is-sE and Tu8ksT -.sEser44.6 n-E-pes
N me snuzn- DHr1G T coward.
tarszzE e.aasfs-sHsd hrs Ero4Esn w-siz .1sr
s1Ez1sSEs--szz--y anE u1aE1s K INC ef-rzslDr
m gre some agEscs u members ri
nEE -are
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ty t.EE fBrTns- master EsBwa-r nrw
ewns business AIRED as The EyI.---~r
aE---z-sz NJ iZE kInn II Eae c1-y.
] never waszrn rIn1e newer wsss-z IN
-fS- VIE nHzs. never Sew q hasehsI,
game land never saEnE-.n . Ezrr. bu-
always az1enEas.fs 10 Hszr i1sssluess.- szir
Egwu-E ''sH ssr8aT auza#lEer fa- rss-
mr. sane Thinking ner-r wznzs IT.
The rn--B 1pGa-, 1rwa-G saaE
VENTS reIrn- Jzzs-a-e II caz1--ts. nsE1e-
nx-t-rsn7nof.a 1SBnE an railroad rams
sr6 rsn-e srilnuss SB- has s:i1Ilfsz-en
Tseu nlanv sails shirts and Fsp Yr7uE-fs
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~ -1rfus uvr-esa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-20
EACH BRANCH OF
eovT TO HSHF
SAYS cool DeE

GlaGlsabu-n, A1- 0e1- 19-InEEa-
@ioH bv uns hrEnrn az me guzHs'-urnent
a. lns Hrwers znn dunes III another
rzncn Was denounced sx Governor
avn CsoadgR- republican s-izss-
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AZ Js.4izzsars1 here -RnSEt1 The Ger
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-20
cHuM Of SLAIN
RfMS FAILS Tl
H6HTEn POLICE

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anc meters lnciaana tp ma asH1f, ps
Elmer Z Is--swHs SIKH Dartmouth
fnlls-ss Esrinr -zmnar as si1znu1asd
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EeEne WIFE g bLIfs1 1nFn1-fn ne
rsuzpis- a1.en-rzns rD ne IriIIe.t. whn
az al q aEss zEfa5fn way - rlzr-n Eo- 2
E.iz1e- -esFs-al theories iIaEs be.ar -rxn
rs LtIg E-pEnr w-Tznnu --zsu3z
Charles Seillnss- Azszl--gliss s.ilz--r:
sna i19e-lDrIg 1-YsnG OF Tl-ewas. a---rv-
sc n ina CITY tadax WIFI his s--nr-nex
I--Hrn N,aT YORK rig s--zsr ne knew
nB1alur al me crime anG UPON sesn=
questioned could throw ne IT-flz ungr7
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haa. As1- MIN IN a1Aar1zi1: Cry e fslz-
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time and szsHn5ea -ss-y ru5ez St.ia3nHs
1nIf -lis aEz hsJ-i< ~ M, ffsn nrz believe
= -i-s figured 10 11Is Ea=1 Ee Was III
ahis &C ofEn- E1-- motive FIR mE--snr-
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Portland Greefs
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