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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-08
GOES TO LAKE.

G. A. Cooper, physical director Of
the Y. NJ. c. A, left Sunday for
Camp Eberhart, Corey Lake, Mich.
10 superintend the preparation of
the camp for the opening of the Y.
NJ c A. boys camp which will open
its 18th season June q.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-21
MIR. AND MRS. CONNELL

Mir ana Mrs. Will V. Cornell will en- certain Monday evening in honor of MT and Mrs. James l, Munoz of New Or. leans.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-21
Mss ILAhn $
 PUPILS RECITAL

Miss A. Bess Clark of the English de- partment of Howard college, will pre- sent a group of expression students in recital Tuesday evening as an illustra- tion of the work in Towards oral Eng fish. Faculty. students, parents of stu dents. friends of the college are invited to be present at the college auditorium at o'clock on the evening of Tuesday next to enjoy the following entertain ment:
 (a) Loves Old Sweet Song" (b) q Hear a Thrush at Eve" tCadman); Co ''The Morning Wind" tGena Brans- combe) Gussie Mae Brasfield assisted by Messrs. Sellers, Hearn, Whitfield and Aubrey.
 "The River of Stars" (AIfred Noyles), Wilma Waggoner.
 Ca Speeches of Mark Antony (Scene 3, Act 8, Julius Caesar'D; Cb) "Manda- lay" (Rudyard Kipling); Co. The Min fsters Blunder' Mark Twain), George Medley, assisted by Miss Hogan.
 (a} Sometimes" (b) At Aunty' S House" (Rney); Gel "Shuffle shoon and Amber Locks" (Field); (d) Little Man. dys Xmas Tree" (Riley), Jessie Free man.
 Farce, "A Woman's c Woman for a That" (Mary Macmillan). The cast is as follows:
 Mrs. Stymie, Ruth Alexander.
 Dr. Bluffwell. Wilma Waggoner.
 Miss Iris Gussie Mae Brasfield.
 Niblick Stynie, Gerald Smith.
 A Horse Doctor, George Medley.
 An interpretation of "The Congo (vachel Lindsay. Miss Clark, assisted by Miss Hogan.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-21
MANY LUNCHEON PARTIES

Saturday was gala day at the Tut wiler during the luncheon hour, many parties making the occasion one of rare beauty and pleasure.
 Among those noted was a congeniai party composed of MT. and Mrs. Frank H. Crockard, Mrs. Edward W. Barrett, Mrs. Robert Jemison, Jr,, and MT. George Draper of Boston.
 len, Mrs. Henry T. Dean, Mrs. Arthur Adams and Mrs. Richard R. Randolph
 Lunching together was a party com posed of Mrs. R. A. Mullins, Mrs. John Turner. Mrs. Laurens Jones and Mrs. Jack Caldwell.
 Mrs George B. Mccormack, Mrs. Frank H. Lathrop and Mrs. Murray of Atlanta were unching together.
 Mrs. Hubert A. Drennen and Mi Frances DeBardeleben were lunching to- gether. and Mrs. W. H. Kettig and Mrs. Orline A. Shipman.
 Others noted were Mrs. Edward Rus sell, Mrs. l.. w. Collier, Miss Martha Collier, MT. and Mrs. John Fletcher, MT. and Mrs T. w. Weller. Miss Susie Greene, Mrs. E. T. Connolly (Hattie Cul. Thomas Mcclellan, Mrs. Elizabeth Rus sell Clarke, Mrs, H. c. Ryding, MT G. G. Matthias, Mir. Leroy Percy, MT. Augustus Fl. Benners, Miss Catherine Kirkman Mrs. Catherine Erswell, Mrs. Donald w. Drennen, Mrs. Richard Bowron, Mrs Susie Nabb Stotler, Mrs. William Bart lett. MT. William Byrd of Chicago, MT Horace Hammond and others.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-21
REYNOLDS SHARPE WEDDING

The following account of the mar riage of Miss Healon Sharpe of Shef- field and MT. Virgil Reynolds, from the Sheffield Standard. will be read with interest by their friends in the city. MT. Virgil Reynolds and Miss Healon Sharpe were married at the Sharpe
 home, Atlanta avenue. Sunday evening at 9:30 o'clock, Rev. H. l.. Turner offi- ciating.
 The wedding was one of the pret- tiest home weddings of the year. the home being beautiful in decorations of potted plants, ferns and autumn flow CTS. The nuptial music was in charge of Miss Kate Wilson. Prior to the cer- emony Miss Elizabeth Walden sang "Oh Promise Me" During the ceremony the flower song was played. Miss Annie Lee Walden was maid of honor, Mr. William Conley best man, little James Wiley Sharpe as ring bearer. The bride is one of this city's. most popular young ladies and numbers her friends by her acquaintances. MT. Reynolds is a popular young man of this city and is held in high esteem by his friends.
 MT. and Mrs. Reynolds are at home
 to their friends at the home of MT. and
 l Mrs. James Reynolds, parents of the groom, on Dover avenue"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-21
COMMUNITY SING
 PROGRAMME

There will be community singing, this afternoon at S:30 o'clock at the Lyric theater under the direction of c. Gordon Erickson.
 Following is the programme:
 Overture, Poet and Peasant" (Suppe).
 Dixie"
 Columbia" the Gem of the Ocean"
 Community singing.
 Selection from the works of Mosz- kowski including Spanish Dance," "Serenata," Moment Musical" "Taran- tella," Folk songs, Carry Me, Back to Old Virginny;" "Old Black Joe;'' Annie Laurie" community singing. My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice. (Saint-Saens), solo for saxophone, MT A. E. Traxler. Songs of the day. Missouri Waltz Love Nest" Alabama Moon," com. munity singing. Spring, Beautiful Spring" Iincke). 'Star-Spangled Banner"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-21
FOR MISS CONNORS

FOR MISS CONNORS MT. ana Mrs. P, G Shook were hosts
 yesterday at luncheon at the Southern
 club, complimenting Miss Josephine Con nors Miss Mary Hansell
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-21
FOX HUNT FRIDAY

The fox hunt which has been announced for Friday, December 3, at LinSer Longer lodge is being planned very care fully by the numerous committees which have the various details in charge. Ai- ready quite a number of reservations have been made for the affair by parties and there are several planning to follow
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-21
MRS. MAssEY's LUNCHEON

Mrs. Richard Massey entertained yes- terday at a lovely luncheon at the Southern club. Her guests included Mrs.
 F. M Mason, Mrs. J. R. Estes. Mrs. R. G. McCarty, Mrs J. C. Henley. Mrs.
 Richard Johnston Mrs. J. Nj. Mason. Mrs, Frank O. Headley. Mrs. Thomas Street and Mrs. Ernest Redd
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-21
MIR. MCCLURE TO LECTURE

Owing to his haylng been ue.ained in New York as a witness for the govern ment in the United States court, Mir. Samuel s. Mcclure Wall lecture Monday evening in Natchitoches, La., and on his return trip will reach Birmingham either Tuesday evening or Wednesday and will lecture Wednesday evening, under the auspices of the Birmingham Lyceum as soclation and will deliver his remarkable lecture, entitled "World Conditions To- oay," in which he deals with the pres ent critical situation at home and abroad, and presents many startling facts gath cred in r different countries. including Chlna and Japan. Among other subjects, MT Mcclure discusses Americas vital problems, Anglo-Saxon domination, the League of Nations. the Irish question. the worldwide menace of radicalism and polshevism, and the terrifying possibility of future gigantic war Of races that staggers the imagination. -
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-21
LUNCHEON PARTIES AT
 THE SOUTHERN CLUB

One of the pleasant places yesterday was the Southern club with music and | the bright flower-decked tables of gay
 luncheon parties. Among those: Mf. and Mrs P. c. Shook entertained in honor of Miss Josephine Connors, Miss
 Mary Hansell and Miss Susan Shook. MT. c. E. Woodrow had as his guests
 MT. D. T. Smith and MT. Charles Garage
 of Kalamazoo, Mich. MT and Mrs w L. shumate, Jr., en- i tertained at luncheon, having as their guest MT. Carleton Gage of Dallas, Texas.
 l MT. and Mrs Wallace L. Caldwell were
 noted among those dining at the club. l MT. and Mrs. c. B. Cowan had as their ! guests Miss Bessie Smith and Mrs. I. Feagin Rainer of Montgomery. Mrs. W. D. Hammett entertained for
 Mrs. W. T. Sanborn. | Mrs. Harry Mccormack entertained at luncheon Her guests included Mrs R. E. Nicholson and Mrs. R. B. Funk. MT. H. T Walstrom had as his guest 1 Miss Magdelyn Paramore. MT. C. J. Penny had as his guest MT Jeminia McCalla.
 1 MT Charles r. Wood was noted among
 those dining at the club l Mrs. c. F. Wood entertained at lunch con. Her guests included Mrs. D. B. Wood, Mir. Midd. D. Wood, Mrs. T. P | Hay, Jr., and Mrs. Nelson. | MT. and Mrs. T. II. Benners entertained | for Mrs. A. w. Nelson and Miss True l hart of Texas
 l MT. Frank o. Headley had as his guests
 Mr. R. IT. Kress of New York, Mr Richard W. Massey and MT. George K. 1 Headley
 MT. and Mrs. IT. McDermott had as 1 their guests Mir and Mrs. ". J. Gun l ningham
 l Mrs Will V. Councils luncheon party 1 included Mrs. Graves Davis of Starks- 1 vile, Miss, Mir and Mrs J. I. Munz of | New Orleans and Mrs. J. T. Robertson. l MT. and Mrs. c. Powell Noland were among those dining at the club. 1 MT. F. l.. Bivins entertained at lunch con, having as his guests Mrs. W. L.. Sibley, Mrs. Charles c. Davis Mrs. James
 c. Johns and Mrs. A. J. Brown. l MT. and Mrs. o. W. Fraser had as ] their guest Miss Montgomery. l MT. and Mrs. J. B. McCIary were
 among those lunching at the club
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-21
HADASSAH CHAPTER OPEN MEETING

The Hadassah chapter will entertain their members and friends at an open meeting Tuesday afternoon, November 30, at the Knesseth Israel synagogue. A special programme has been arranged and a social houf will be enjoyed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-21
Society News and Activities of City and Suburbs

the hounds on horseback. Both possurn and chicken dinners will be served that evening by campfire.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-21
MR. AND MRS. GODBEE ENTERTAIN

Mir and Mrs. Sidney Godbee enter tained at g. dinner party at the Tutwiler at the dinner-dance last evening in conn plirnent to a number of their friends.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-21
MRS. BEAUMONT HOSTESS

Mrs. Henry F. Beaums mt enrertained a few friends at dinner al Linger Longer lodge Friday evening. The dinner was in honor of Mrs. Walter Holmes of Norris town, Tenn. who is visiting her sister, Mrs T. F. Hay, Jr, here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-21
MRS. HAMILTON'S
 LYRIC PARTY

Mrs. Foster Hamilton will entertain Saturday at 8 matinee party at the Lyric in honor of Miss Mildred Ray.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-21
HARRIS FREEMAN WEDDING

The marriage of Mrs. Mary Freeman and Mir. Charles Harris took place yes terday morning at the Catholic church at West End at nuptiat high mass, Rev. Father Carroll officiating.
 The bride was attired in a suit cr dark blue duvetyn and a corsage of brides roses.
 MT and Mrs. Harris will be at home at l22 South Almond street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-21
FOR MISS RAY

Miss Stella Gee will be hostess Tues day at a tea at her home at the Fair mount apartments in honor of Miss Mil- drew Ray, a pretty bride-elect.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25

gentlemen ~ TO Mexico very easy an
very nice. ana found INSCRIPTIONS en-
ploycs armed by some CRATER under
the ministers ~ somebody else with
authority to grant concessions 81 land
involving thousands and hundreds ~
millions II acres ~ land. and the meth.
ed and the process ~ acquiring that
land viii stand 80 shame Tor hoti
parties Ter McXiro and Tor the men who
took those concessions"
" \ Sihbot. yirv president of Tho
Naqui Delta land and water company
IN telegram o. Secretary colby. pr1.
trs,s AGAINST such a statement d',lt
INK that 'uur lands were all acquired
by purchase" Mr Slbbct also said thu.
article 20 pre-, he'd "flr the diycsting
81 American companies NJ their illogll.
Is acquired lands without appreciate
compensation and laws already on Tho
statute books Ell certain Mexican statea
provide Tor such spoilutury d.ycsi.
mont"
Frank a. kellogg. srukinE. hc pa I
on behalf ~ the American Petroleum
Companies engaged in 90, production
81 petroleum in Mexico. told the s,c~,.
tlfy ~ state IN his letter that state.
mcnts made hy NJ pcsqucira before
th, petroleum institute constitute IN
substance justification ~ the NJ.
called policy at naturalization of re.
trolcum properties IN Mexico and were
Inconsistent with any idea ~ he rec.
ignition 81 the rights of American pc.
troltum companies IN that country rs
Co which many protests have alr,a1j
been filcd by your department"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25
LINK IRON, STEEL
INDUSTRIES WITH
BUILDING TRUST
CHARGED WIN tNI.twFtLIh
JOINING ~ HOLDING PRICES
UNIFORM TIlROI GIlOtT.
THREE MORE INDICTED
Accuse steel and Other Producers OF
Construction Materials NJ New
York II proiiteeTing aud Hin.
dering building.

nv Associated Trees
NEW YORK. Nov 2i-Ncw York
warfare against the allvg,d building
trust TODAY brought forth tire, new
indictments charging cNtufti0u. as well
as testimony linking the wrought iron
and wrought steel industries Ca thv
long list az other producers Of coi.
struotiun materials which are alleged
uulawully Co hold prices uniform
throughout the country
While IN, allied forces II am extra.
ordinary strand jury and the joint lex.
lslatiyr ,Ummittc, made this progr, .
BOO their major offensive. LEGAL skirin
ish,s took place in two courts and the
citys independent inquiry into is ms.
lions ~ dollars in contracts was pos
poncd until Monday
Twice during the day the joint com.
miitcp was diverted from ~ iuNostigl.
tion Ia defend itself against unslaurh,s
in the courts. The conmitic" was We
i1rious ON both occasions.
Decisive defeat marked the efforts
~ the builders material bureau In hotl
the supreme and appellate courts to 70
strain the committee from getting ho'd
~ IT, books and from examining i's
st,nugrapher. Elizabeth O'Dea. Two In
functions were secured by counsel Zoe
the bureau hut were quickly vacated
and later In the day an application for
stay was denied
Then counsel Tor the bureau agreed
20 produr, the books and papers under
the Subpoena. and 90 have an Officer
- the bureau on hand To testify Mise
O'Dca already had been adjudgcd ir
contempt by the committee for failure
to answer q summons.
Robert y Brindcll president ~ IN"
building trades council and ALLEGED
king" u building trades workmen in
the metropolis, was named In two of
iuday's Indictment. both charging cN.
tor,ion The other indictment also
charging cxtoriion. was against Brir.
dclrs chief II staff" Peter Stadtmillsr.
member u the building trades coun.
ell.
Stadtmilers hail was fixed az 500.
coo Brindell. already under iiOOOo0
bail on previous indictments-onH
charging cXtortion and the other at.
tempted extortion-was not required
To furnish additional bail. hut It was
intimajed he might be called on 20 do
50 Friday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25
DENY j. s. OIL
! LANDS IN MEXICO
GOTTEN BY FRAUD.
AMERICAN LANDOWNER PRO.
TEST TO STATE DEPARTMENT.
AGAINST REMARKS.
MEXICAN CRIES GRAFT
l.. \. OH Man Wires Secretary Colby
"Our Lands We're MI AC.
quired BY Pur.
chase.


~ Assoeia'sd frcss.
WASHINGTON. Nov 2t-Reprcscn.
tatives ~ American land holders anil
oil interests In Mexico have protested
"a the State Department against what
they characterize as misleading state.
ments made hy u V. pcsquoira, cor.
fidential agent OF the Mexican Govern
ment In an address delivered here last
Friday before the American petroleum
institute.
Mr.. pesqueirn's statement which har
drawn a protest from land holders r..
ferred 60 methods which ho ,aid hal
been used by some Americans In &C.
quiring land In Mexico. but did not re-.
Ger specifically "a any oil interests Tht
Mexican agent was discussing articl,
g Of the new Mexican constitution.
which. he said. aid not deal solely with
Oh. which probably was the smalles,
issue IN Il.
ARTICLE o." said Mr.. Pcsqueira. 10
q tremendous aspiration 81 the Mexican
people. There are embodied In article
81 all their hopes for bctterment. Tor
happiness and for progress.
"A few facts viii tell you the story.
There was a time In Mexico when con.
cessions were very popular II was
not a flattery 60 my government, u
was a shame; but some u you wealthy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25
PRESIDENT-ELECT
HARDING MEETS
PRESIDENT PORRAS
SENATOR MAKES TbOROIGH ~.
SPECrIO> ~ WORKING on
PANAMA ChNh


BALBOA. Nov % rrosid,ntolcct
Harding came Through the Panama
canal from Crlstulal to th" Pacific
Coast tulay. and crossing into the ro.
public ~ Panama exchanged with
President purras personal fluctuations.
senator Harding also expressed "a warm
hope Tor better relations h,tNoun the
United states and Panama
Alsu declaring that hr acted purely
ns private citizen in making AN in.
formal rall during his vacation visit
tu tho canal zone the pr's.drntclrct
conveyed in an earnest manner tu ~"
Panama executive his desire 90 So"
Panama established nrmly IN the affcc'
tion II her southern ncirhhors. Later
President purrus cam" across the
boundary and uu American territory
told Mr. Harding that ho warmly rect.
nrnrat,d these desires
The trip thruurh the canal zone was
in the nature 81 an inspection ~ the
waterway. in Which Me. Harding has
shown unusual interest lie asked
many questions ahuut the practical
problem ~ the canal management and
during the stop It Gdtguu Lock exam.
inod the details ~ its operation min.
utoly.
Tho Journey across m" isthmus was
made on the mine layer Graham which
was furnished hy the authorities The
president elect was accompanied by
Governor Harding u the canal zone.
General Rabbit Admiral Johnson
William J Price. the American minis.
ter The trip took up most ~ the day
Mr. Harding LETT the ship az the Pedro
Miguel lock and completed the cross.
ing ~ IN oisihmus on q special train.
The punaman officials made formal
affair ~ Mr. Hardngs visit tu Panama
city \ platoon " police was assigned
io escort him at the Palace. where
President purras received him In state.
The return 'call ~ the panaman presi.
dent was made to Mi Harding at the
American legation. Later Mr. Harding
held an Informal public reception here.
Tonight the prcsidcnt.clcct took din.
ner privately at the home ~ Governor
Harding In Balboa. He h stopping at
tho hotel In Acona, where he will re-.
main until Friday. lie will spend
Thanksgiving quietly with "A game "
golf In the afternoon. In the evening
h. will b. the guest ~ President Porras
AT dinner In Panama City.
Friday senator Harding will return
10 Cristolal and viii take the ship
there saturday Tor Norfolk.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25

lther causes. We want 20 we'll you OUT
book which tells about sEXTONIQUE
a restorative remedy that viii cost you
nothing II YOU are not cured or benefit.
ted. Every man needing q tonic -
overcome personal weakness. etc.
should get this free book ~ once CUM.
KIRKLAND CHEMICAL Co. go Berry
Block, Nashville. Tenn. ADV.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25

The Greeks and Romans were de-.
pendon; for light upon lamps burning
animal fat.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25

Read Daily News Wa Ads
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25
FISCAL AUTONOMY
FOR ISLAND, PLEA
Of v|sC0UNT GREY
CONTINUED from page onel
One Army for Both.


II am perfectly certain. and the his.
tory of war shows IL, that unless there
Is only one navy and one naval au.
,hority. neither ireland nor Great
Britain could be- defended" said Lord
Grey. THAT must be- without quali.
cation. Whatever dominion home rule
might mean. we must from the begin.
ming have no ambiguity on this qucs.
tion.
with England and ireland 30 CLOSE
together and under omdcrn lack Of dl1.
cipline Of crown forces. Niscount Grey
declared that unless the government
could assume direct. real and effective
control In ireland II would be better 10
withdraw the armed forces now. lie
wished that the government 90 have all
powers Tor Furnishing crime. hut thcss
powers must be exercised with real dis.
erection and control. and n that were
impossible. then withdrawal was thu
better course.
Impracticable Now.
Noicing his doubt as 90 whether
constituent assembly OF convention 10
settle thu question was practicable now.
and critiyising the financial clauses of
the bill. the speaker urged the goverG.
ment n try 20 amend the bill and make
IL more acceptable by more generously
regarding finance and by Offering fiscal
autonomy IN the hope that II woull
bring about peace instead 81 DEMANDING
peace as condition ~ giving fiscal
autonomy. Abiding a. foreign opin.
ion. Lord Grey hoped the government
would cndeayor 90 make the bin sufd.
GENTLY generous 10 appeal 10 all mol
crate opinion.
We have the greatest empire In IN,
world" h. declared. but Il has not
been wothout It's rcvcrsoa We LOST
America through not giving In time and
not giving enough Have we ever In
our history lost through giving too
much7"
he ins,anccd South Africa as an u.
lus,ration and said II was not yet too
late A. u stood. the hill would only
mean trouble In ireland. but II the bi.l
was improved there was a real pros.
pcci ne begged tho government ~
take courage from the history 81 the
,mpir. and not throw away this op.
portunity but give the house the up.
portuuity ~ recording It's verdict on =
larger and batter measure.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25
Bread Price Down.


TOLEDO. Ohio. Nov. 24-The second
reduction In the price ~ bread within
week wa sannounc"d today by one II
tho largest baking concerns In the city
Under the new scale q prices lnrg'
leaves are reduced from IS cents 20 IL
cents while the small loaf which former
L. sold ~ II cents was reduced TO nine
Prior 10 the first reduction the price
was Il and IL l.? cents.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25
A TEXAs WONDER.

For kidney and bladder troubles
gravel. weak and lame back. rheuma
usin and irregularities OF the kidneys
and bladder In both men and womsn.
n not sold by your druggist. will be
@nt by mail on receipt % ti.25. Small
bottle often cures Send for sworn tee
'lmoniais. Dr. T.. w. Hall. 1896 OF -
treet. -. Louis. NO. Sold by drug
tH.-Advertisement.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25

IEDATif YOU are nervous. d.
spondent weak. run
~ A4v down through excess of
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25
-Four Thanksgiving Pardons.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Nov. 2i.-Gog.
ernur Brough today added four Nance
to his Thanksgiving day pardon list
bringing the total TO n. All II the men
were released this afternoon In time
To- reach their homes Tor Thanksgiving
dinner tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25

WASHINGTON. Nov 2i-Officcrs
and crews ~ IN" government own'
merchant marine were urged hy Chair.
man Benson II the shipping board. BE-
a general message today Ia take per.
sonal intcrcs, In efficient operation "
their vessels Foreign competition. the
chairman said. has become keen" and
more American craft will have to be-
withdrawn from service unless their
operation can be- made more profitable.
he said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25

"He refused positively to ae-
eept me as his wife until could
truthfully say ! loved him-oh,
Jim, IL you hadn't stayed away so
long, il might have been differ
ent."
See The Restless Sex" Mis-
sion overwhelmingly
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25

Before thu war Belgium had 90 blast
furnaces. ~ which ~ were running
on Juno 1 this year.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1920-10-09

II 4. done through error m persons
outside our own organizations hhv"
no accurate way Of deciding this I'm
portAnt matter,
Dodge brothers hnN. supplied
Us with complete records Of produc'
ton 81 that We ar. enabled. through
certain numbers ON the car. to tell
just when II VII. butt. Therefore
II 1. apparent that nobody II ever
deceived on thi. point when he buys
from our used ear market II n al
~ our policy To overhaul every ear
We take In before putting II back ON
the market We insist "a having
used ears In good condition before
they are sold. This not only make.
satisfied customers. hut II tends to
maintain the good reputation Of
DodK" Brothers motor ears,
1T would pay tho public to bc
NOR" careful In buying used ears
People should insist ON the accurate
Information they are entitled To
when buyinx. They should. above
all. know Just whom they are doing
business with and try to determine
whether their future good viii and