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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-24
LEGION CONVENTION PLANS
Gen. Edwards and f. p. SIbley Ex
pccted at Barre Meeting

pccted at Barre Meeting
Barre, Aug. 22.-Buletin No 8 Of
the Vermont department of the Amer
'ican Legion, just issued from depart
ment headquarters, announces a pro
gram for the Barre convention, Au-
gust 80 and 81, which assures very
interesting meeting for the Vermont
legionaries Gen Edwards, now
commanding the Northeastern depart
ment and the famous Twenty-sixth di-
vision leader, is expected for the pub
lie meeting in the opera house Mon
day evening. Frank p Sihley, war
pondent of the Boston Globe,
will tell his famous story Of the Yam
kee division at this meeting.
The convention will continue
through Tuesday. when delegates will
be e'ected to the national convention
and important amendments to the de
partment constitution will be consid.
cred The Barre board of trade is CO.
operating with the Barre post of the
Legion in providing lunch at Viii
Jamestown Gulf and an automobile
trip to the quarr.es and the new Barre
aviation field where Maj. Brennan, air
service officer cf the Northeastern de-
partment, is expected TO arrive from
Boston. All in an, the second con
yentlon Of the Legion is likely to du-
picate in pep and enthusiasm the
celebrated first convention he'd in
Burlington a year ago.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-24
TO REOPEN RAILROAD
Montpelier & Wells River Branch Be.
ing Placed in Condition.

Montpelier, Aug. 22.-- Charles Dol
off, rcadmaster for the Montpelier &
Wells River railroad, has received no
tice from the superintendent to pre-.
pare the branch for the road between
this city and Barre for more traffic
on Sept. !. Hhis branch has not been
used since the government took over
the railroads, Recently the Granite
Manufacturers association petitioned
for better service than the Central
Vermont railrcad had been giving
them. This road had been handling
all OF the traffic between the two cit
les under government ownership.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-24
KILLED HIS PLAYMATE
Eight Year-O'd Boy Shot While Visit
ing at CharIestown, NJ, H,

Bellows Falls, Aug While
playing with a shot gun found in the
home of their host, Maxwell Scoiied.
ten, of Springfield, Mass, shot and
killed his playmate, Edward Jennings
eight, of Holyoke, Mass. at Charles
town Thursday evening about eight
O'Clock. The two lads who were Wis
iting Frank Scofeld were playing with
the weapon, supposedly not knowing
it was loaded, when young Scofied
pulled the trigger and Jennings receiy-
ed horrible abdominal wound. 4
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-24
ANT|-SUFFS HOPE
T0CHANGE VOTES
IN TENNESSEE.
Urge Holding of Mass Meetings
Throughout State
ALL LEGISLATION BLOCKED
BoIting Representatives Remain in
Alabama and No Quorum
Present.
ALL LEGISLATION BLOCKED
TENNESSEE GOVERNOR
SIGNS RATIFICATION

Nashville, Tenn, Aug.24-Atty.-
General Frank M. Thompson of
Tennessee announced today that
Governor Roberts at 10 o'clock
this morning certified ennessee's
ratification of the suffrage amend
ment and that he is sending the
certlficat on to Secretary Of State
sainbridge Colby in Washington by
mail.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-24
ALARMED BY AGREEMENT
BY Which Armenia Gives Concession
to Russian Sovets.

Constantinople, Aug 49, (By the AS.
sociated Press) Soviet Russia has
concluded an agreement with Armenia
by which the provinces of Karadagh
and Zanzegcur in southern Armenia,
will be neutralized Entente circles
here are alarmed regarding this con.
d'tiOn
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-24
LOSS OF POPULATION
IN WINDHAM COUNTY
Largest Comparative Gain In somer.
set Which Moro Than Doubled
Number of Inhabitants in 1910.

Washington, D. c. Aug 23.-The
cen us figures for Windham county
Vermon, have beeu released by the
census bureau. They show total Of
2G,373 as against 26,932 in 1910 This
is loss OF $50 or 81 per cent.
Following are the figures by towns.
together with the figures for the last
nlnNlnns rnnnsn
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-24
SENTENCED TO GO TO BED
Six Boys OF West Orange, N. j., Are
Also Liable to Caster Oil.

West Orange, N, j., Aug 21.- six
boys, ranging in ago from 10 to Is
years, found guilty of robbing neigh
bors' fruit trees, today faced court
sentence to go to bed at 6:30 o'clock
each evening for 80 days. The parents,
who were ordered to enforce the sen
tence, we're given discretionary pow ers
in administering further punishment
OF castor oil to the culprits
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-24
CONCERT AT NO. BENNINGTON
Program to Be Rendered by Benning
- ton City Band Tonlaht

The Bennington City band will give
concert tonight at North Bennng-
ton, The following numbers will be
rendered.
March--Carniyal Bngo Cohen
Capr ce--Loye's Enchantment
Losey
Overture Hesperia Frank
Waltz Indiana Moon Freed
One Step-As you Were Gaskill
Selection operate Gems Dalbey
Popular Airs-Selected Noble
American Fantasia
Gems of Stephen Foster
Ttbani
March Semper Fidells Sausa
The Star Spangled Banner
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-24

Washington, Aug 2S,-Complete as.
surance w II be given the United
States. it was stated today in Polish
official circles. that Poland's victorious
armies wil not pursue their advance
beyond the natural frontiers of the re-
constructed Republic. An early com.
munication from Warsaw to this ell
feet was expected by these officials.
The Polish reply to the Washington
Administrat on's position, outlined the
Secretary Colbys note, stating that
the allied and associated Powers
should unite in a declaration fayoring
the preservation of the integrity OF
Russia, such a declaration to be ac-
eompanied "by the announcement that
no transgression by Poland will be per
mitted. wou d, Polish Legat on OH
cials here said, set at rest any sus-
picions that Poland was contemplating
the prolongation Of hostilities into an
offensive war against Russia Assur-
ances of this nature, it was added,
already had been given the Soviet
government ENJOYS by the Polish
peace delegates at Minsk.
No formal representations nave
been exchanged with the Allies by the
United States regarding the possible
transition of the Polish operations
from defensive to an offensive char
acter The American Government is
understood to be content with the pos
ition as set forth in its note. Great
Britain, however, through Lloyd Geo
rye, already has announced her oppo-
sition to any transgression by Poland
of Russian territory.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-24
BIG LEAGUE BASEBALL
Results of Games In Both of the
Major Leagues.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York, 10; st. Louis, 8.
Brook yn, 3; Pittsburg, 0.
Chicago, s. Boston, l
Cincinnati, 5; Philadelphia, 3.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-24
Standing of the Clubs
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

New York, TO- Detroit, 0.
Cleveland, 2; Boston, (1st game)
Boston, 4; Cleveland, g. (2nd game
10 innings.
Philadelphia, 2; st. Louis, list
game
St Louis, 5; Philadelphia, l (2nd
game).
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-24
WEATHER FORECAST

Fair tonight and Wednesday; mod
crate temperature.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-24
KIDNEY
TROUBLE

can make no mistake by USING Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp-Boot, the great KID
ney medicine. At druggists in large
and medium size bottles. Sample size
by Parcel Post, also Pamphlet telling
you about t. Address DR. Kilmer q
Co. Binghamton, y. y and enclose ten
cents also mention the Bennington
Banner.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-24

This good looking young woman says !:
Buttermilk and Cream--simple remedies
best--keeps face, hands and arms in ex.
quisite condition, soft, smooth and beauti-
ful-euaranteed, Be sure you get
HOWard's Buttermilk Cream
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-24
REMNANT Of RED
:. ARMY FIGHTING
/, FOR SALVATION
Thrown Back in Attempt to
Cross Bug River
ASSURANCE FROM WARSAW
Washington Expects Promise from
Poland Not to Carry War Into
Russia.

Warsaw Aug. 23--The battle now
beginning on the middle Narew is like
ly to decide the fate of all the Red
forces, between the Narew and the
Prussian frontier Red troops COM
prising infantry and cavalry, are max
ing bold thrust in the direction Of
Brody and Lemberg. Farther north
Bolshevik detachments, debouching
from Lutsk and Vladimir Yolinsky,
tried to force passage OF the Bug
before Prubresvoz, but were hurled
back with heavy loss. The same fate
befell the Reds who appeared in the
region Of Lemberg.
The Ukrainian regiments which are
still on their old positions along the
Strypa have successfully repelled all
attempts of the Reds and maintained
their original lines on the extreme
right. In the center the Polish troops
which occupied Bset.Litovsk are dig
ging in on the eastern border OF Polesa
1t is expected a daring plan OF the
Bolsheviki against Lemberg will be
definitely frustrated in the near fu-
ture
Russian Bolshevik forces are react
ing virtually along the whole line in
an effort to save the remains OF the
Red army but they have so far been
easily frustrated by the Poe
On the north there is heavy fight
ing in the region Of Mlawa and Sol
dau Forced to face two Polish armies
one advancing from Modlin and the
other from Grandenz, the Bolshevlkl
are making desperate efforts to eX-
tricate their advance guard, some OF
which ventured as far as Eylau and
Plonsk. The Red losses in prisoners
in this region have amounted to H.
600 in the past two days.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-24
TOO LATE TO CLAssJFY.

FOR SALE-Antique mahogany bed
stead. two antique bureaus and white
enamel Chinorobe. Tel. 56S-R S2tf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-24

Quinlon's Pharmacy and W. L. Gokoy,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-24

Is n deceptive disease
thousands have it and
don't know it. If you
want good results you
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-19
.RlRL[T1N TEST OIL
PROSPECTS ARE GOOIi

Prospect r,i ln a. ti.ratM hhi.
d,h $50. } nrr lipi'tnn Drc clceoaGs
Tie ia, B., Dhi,nis.', ,Ep.. ittoul. 10 "n.
btri - ga onieiai ct the oomplrr
TO-DAY Tie IoimauoEs .r- b. ms reached
go u,.h Boo tu iua l0et closer a. tt'
surface thIu hs t.,u ,.p.,'at
az. tam. ct 'unUh casing ~ re-
d,pth oi AS i'et h,H iusi bcon con.
Ui,t0d and d,Ilhu- VIII pronIniv BE- .,
IUn.d siUidiN. 1bp ,,.ing {. 80 uu
% i1ycr 1t bla,E lm, r,i. and Il i, Be-.
slowed iiit when tm lly,. 'f poIe
.uHt,d. "a sir"nr 90. ptr ur. Wiil prot.
Ibis b. encountered "a. .hoNinra IT
$50. reach 4 fu iar hll. not ben fi.
p..t'iH Tat ,nm' from aind. u l.
lated.
\ '"npii, "l tbr luN IT the we'll
With thr l"r at piuiu.,i in The Cliin
ii.ii rtuWt nat the iu,. lN.rH az
a,inr encountered mu,h ,iue.T Ia the
uiii'" aud ate mu,h thicker her.
liam ~ the tai'u .',tiDn a. e. pointed
"a IiDt the thicker fu,r hy.fs ~.
,pihl" 81 HOLDING stronger piH pres.
cate thin tho Thin -Matshall
". ",ur,I
Practically ,ll IT this STOCK in held
100 Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-19
~ ilD,N. MNIt.iN rhI,ES
NRi REPORTED DttIi<l\G

lIur - 1h"mp uu rtywirtm uf
'h. Nmariiiu llUl't hi returned from
o tru day tap BOO ktt.i' CITY 81
.oui. Chicago lud New York. wher'
'is investigated The pt.sr1 ui buil,iing
materials Tea th, nyN annex lee HI. hot,,
ru,ldne he reported that prices wcrc
III = hitlo m ia linz
Whl. IA Chi,lr. N,r thamp. ln hlt
ga oppou.nty Go TODD iD oH a." r'puh
bean convention ana WiluD ed 9eni
ton i.uIr. pr, s,d, owe, ga arrrmhbg,
Il Z uuu people g. U.l heard sen
I tor Wtt'on read fh. u publican mt
iuull platform
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-19
$500 sUBaGRIbEO
[0R RACE PURSE
COMMITTEE eoiiCiTiSC TCNDS
nTTGHTB HEARTY liTT"ii
oN All SnI l

The committee soliciting FUND.- Tor
ia. .upunft OF the road race tO be
held here oD the afternoon 81 july
3. continued u work ,e trtdiy Win
paoi rncoeas. swelling the total
Amnant abcribel O., about $500
Tho work viii be- continued until tue
f,au,r, Il snm has been raised which
W,li h. about t3o00 lll ct which
Nili b. siyen ia three pura-1 Ia the
Wtnu,ns divers in the race
Tho. making donation to the
mnd we're. Earl fuqui 2loo; Ma
i,nnal Rank al commerce .lOOi
Amarillo National nInk 3luu. No
MARKHAM Reid Love Motor 60 ts5
,ullum Motor 90 t'b Williams
pitunan cadillac Company i2h
Na.t,in Motor CO i:6. Albert biN
IA. So. sam u. Vaughn tah, VII
liam. or co SIS Aut" SloIe SIC;
McElto, Bros. s25. ICED Car sale
ca. sIH: Harry u hly \ 60 Hoi
Ia. ~ Carrisan SEA. George r
Montgomery sl0; u. = AeaY so,
! T. Little $40; hiily News $40
Daily Panhandle $40. General Aato
SUNNY co so: Zen Gates SO
lnhn 81 Ward SD, q Dawson $40,
Frederick kendall 81; Roger WI
burn 81. John Foster 50, l.ylrh
rull, - Hardware 60 80; imp"tia
uirh.r shop SO. Short a Womacl
81. Albert T. Lawson 81, Adams
n'Kan. 81: salier LINDSAY DRUG Ca
SEA: Hugh T.. Whiicnmh $40, br
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-19
CARDW[LL SURE OIL WILL
Be FOUND NEAR AMARILLO

T. Cariwoll 81 Wi,hin. Eans1'. wiH
"a Amltili" yesterday stopping over "n
has return huu" irun The i',rns uii
u,id lie u nn cal man lnd b. inter.
ted IN The l.lhnl district of Kansas.
Nhrr, be- h1s seven uil wells giving q
daily production "f 500 barrels Mr..
caldwell expressed runlnl,uc" ~ ~"
rocus field. AMI nlsn predicted that uil
would be- found iu "a" Amarillo i'ld.
although ho hts M huldInFr IN either
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-19
ENARIllO ELkS AND
HEREFORD WILL PLAY
At CITY PARK TO-DAY

Amarillo iii ihd Hereford bad
ialGs Nil dlsh Tor th, is,uad tims
thi. season when th,N play at 33,
,,Iu,a m. afternoon 80 The Dits ruE
diau0ni 1no'. bet o. Hero ora Z,
lev week 49," bN tht n,ote at . ~ 90.
ani a. o. lat tb,t The lorIi team *
.uing AH,f Ge,eur. tai1y N 20 vetr.
mrut manner
Tic am. thir afternoon viii o. the
tuf ~ r.fU" ui Two game mere
N,th n,l-fUrd ~" rrcoud game w,l
g. physd .t tlr s,me hour SUNDAY
stt,ib,uu.
E,.suf. ct nt "uudly'r v,u, nrige
o,l,i ~ th' ttIi mu,us "a ar.uIut
ui i4,u. b.l,u odd iu, At NIi ir a.
,.ltti ~ 10. Wim' SATURDAY n,cr'
non Announcement So mad. b., d.
management thit tho, tickets Till ~
pu.J Saturday only and u viii na ne,
crsry n purchase other ipr adm ion
Sunday afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-19
VALUATIONS Of SMALL
PROPERTY OWNERS 70
B[ COT, SAYS COURT

Tb, total valuation 81 prUpltF L
potter Comtv uhi b. about u1u uap
- hen the Uoit ul e4ulu tt.on ,um
nl.tsd efumit,i a., ,quaA4luon noaid
which r. oompo "a e the members af the
,cmai9 lonors court ihr board pro
90 rH o. reduce ~. valuation tD about
SO oo0 0oo personal property. hom'
3ud fmili iltni r,ttiu. the rtu,ht ct
ne reduction.
In,feaa,I m ~, ,ilBtuuH ~ thr
iull &c. i,u,E I lana tui i.fi Worth
= Denver railroad pruprlt,H u Potter
onnniy we're m.,ir D., the buIri \
ti. tentative 81 tnr ease com.
IauN WIH before the board yesterday.
d h,ue impo. rihl. Tee ,umpl,t, ih, work
thif we-k "a" ,ouu Wil ,unlnus It,
work oi euualz1uon duunr next week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-19

B-,dlrs Sc ci;y Sa.lo.al bank SCI;
c!,y T-ar s,o5e SO, fred -hcrt e.;
. = radcci 81 Early Grain &
Ti.T-,0r &c tit Z I Tinfiss SO
CGau- TaT-g ~ Biasftufl Bfo7
$40. J. T. nsmTtrcy SO s. a
n.vmaa $40 intarc $40 = e
rimaad- g. Hail isiiofi ii Ii /
aiarpEy -; a q d7rfiitn e. iiI
5s = Campbell g. = o Ions 81
} 7 datnesu 49, ssntcIy narnoi
ghon so Amarillo Club - T.re
tono uror tfG NJ J fattcn u
Texas " s N co $40: Palace o.
sweet So Cooprr-itym hotor 90
$40. ri,uE nay i'5. Panhandle
Aiotur 90 gf5, lUaie L,rlsh a..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-19

hlcc Ert;.. Gfcccr CO. $50: Johnson
Joi.er 60 sci; 7oncy -hi;..c g..
Tc-d & Rogers so r 2 psrnaii
f15 : { fisst.s si0 a. issahaTs
SO Dss.d Rghir $40 Z = T.,tiasa
= $. TTad a. hsrysy 81 Rgacy F,
CGssias i faisw i' = Bci7iey
cram &c s. Amarillo rank = 1yg-i
"a So 20, r. IL Garner & 80 1,
c G Wciiiib a.. 1873 & Atea 49,
ann iisctr,a o ii5s IS . lstCy-
rhfte ~ Z Il Little Si0 II T..
" ither1pooE %. Guaranty lBte
Bank tboi I u Green 60 / a.
haines sos; Bob Bridges o.; Aa--
tan DIus Co $40. l. summer 8.
Panhandle Lumber 60 $40 q .
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-19
GijLPEFFfR UNABLE 70
COME BEFORE MONDAY
To START DIG REVIVAL

Ann0iuocw ga Gat mad SEE tcri4y
aiteiuoun b. nr " y Brooks pastor
af The tirsi MsihndiH church. that
Res Edtkc = Culpspprr evangelist
who Nag r.h,aUlst t. roFn revival
an ~" Tabernacle which b. heinz con
aira trd - tbs conner IT rul, and
Eighth ati,fs 9uudny mnrninF vail
b. unahi, to reach ihr ct, before Mon.
d. N,,i. 80 f,.it nia h'-n the gfoN 90
~ pnN'r pi lh. ia.r,inr vhi,h hr g.
nov DDndu,ihH tt Abilene.
Hc1iuH. ct ,hu tronem'nt the
regular s,ni.r. Wiii b. conducted san
dav ~ III Iirsi Mcthoiist cnurrh 50
faid a.. hIsior
IN l!ro1is hi. been informed th1t
~. mortinr az Ntil,u" hir Fmpl 'sei
al eApcciatiun' f,uitn having been con
Voitad ahd that q g. tat catherine
strength Tue evamcii4i was there
foro prevailed np0n ~ remain tn,rr 60
another week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-19
N0i.IIIN iND THOMPSON
COMPROMISE ugnr SIR

1h. case ct Fuaa Wdnn vs. Em
U.u fhoup.on 'mt i"r md bt,du,
n 1.,,vut was Withdrawn fium tie
IutA 90 th" county court y."tspisy ana
itini D., ,unprum.Hr ia" aiuuuut
Ftuit.d wee tul W,il. sdau, ~ Ia
50 olnu nf"H glrif- on eit h,lOus
. o. Air Thomp on
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-19
Personals

80 o. !. N,..u sod dIrrit,.. Eli
iheth jean. ur Fuu Worth sro v,sitmr
ath M = ~ rr"hnFoi Ma N'lfun
mother. 81 her hun "a. W,f Iirhtn
street
VII " Nidl-,if former county AGENT
tur p.ilIm. littiirg b, man aud
Moore Countis' va n lm1t.ii0 wee.
, .rddy On tu'n,s. 4.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-19
ARTIST 10 ENHIi,Ir M0i,k
AILiuOi ~ NIE SNOi

Enir William 90 ,ai.fguii vill gi,r
u.hihitionH of Ia az ~ th" Chocolate
shop beginning tonv uud ending Wei
n,ilg u.ghl ~ ilsu vail hay" on IS
h,h,uon htfe p.,iDr" "f the h'N
,hI. w"Nkiur IN W.. father clrp"n
i.r ..up when a. tiI ,.Yl1'd hi can
ul Vac r.uertl w,ilt. q. invited e.
,,n ,i a., Chuouilt. ab.p aud View "a.
painting
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-19
Wills N>D Rn.EI wa
IiEtEAStD ~ HONn

H,t,cr Wsut eiptgrd with assault
go Ma Nlt. i'it,u with intent to
mm,.i. hls l,r,.u r,lrt-a un hori
liolluwinr = preliminary haung h,
judge g. -. lands be- h,rd MS 90
~ $50 whirh b. gave Fred Hi,v.
,hstpsd With h,nr implicated with
Nsiif has hsd ~" %, hminitv hearing
And J.. uni 49, 30 baud
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-19
BARBER SUPPLY HOUSE
WILL Be OPENED HERE

\ iailp-i suppl, huuH- viii l'r opened
hV I " pScn" oi CLAYTON y NJ ~ the
immediate iuiurr Ne has secured 4
i"tq,. an = huil1nf ~ Coz East FuLfth
street. whi,h Wil. 10 onlV temporary
d., ,i,ou u ~ his pufpos" t. carry IN
STOCK ,,srtthinr u..d hy barber aud
IN eater tn ~" trade ct VI" entire ran.
lnudl. Nj pN,hr viii ics,r Mundo
~ - L"ui1 where hr expects ~ par.
ohlte hf fto,i d Fauds
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-19
NOTICE 40 IiSIiEgMEN. SWIM
MEgS AND OTHERS.

All r4rl.,s az. herehv notified not
GOO again ~" upon any ct NV places IN
Randall lnd Potter C"uuti,a. T,AiH
t'ti,,i. sea hat- been ahusrl hy many
.,t' lrit open aud cattle l.i into alfalfa
aud property damaged
HEREAFTER Ali TRESpASSl,RS
VIII ~ NlGOROi'"LY pRosEItf.
lib. q T. WORD
Igl i'c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-19
COLORADO TO-GULF ROAD
MEETING OATES APPROVED

June 90 ana 80 orr ruit,hl. dates for
Tic hnidn. n The annual convention
at the t"iutadutnt.ulf Highway con.
N,ntinu h,r, a,'uriits O" q ir'f'r ro
,,itrd Yesterday hy the li"itd of CTS
development irum \ H. Davis vice
II,l,i.nt Ih'rc VIII be- Il good ut.
toadiu,r IT dclssit,s nom colorado
and N,N Noru Nj pai Wta,,. 40 I
D., added mat h, nop'd tl'r would
De- many d,iegat'H aud NiutuH IRON
1v,ia 1t 90, cons ,utiuu
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-07
MINING CLASS
FII5 MEN Fur
BETTER JUBS
Workers for Copper Queen
Show Appreciation Of
Opportunity

The class in practical mining of the
Copper Queen is now in it's second
year OF existence and if success can
be measured by attendance it has been
very successful. The first year con-
sisted of As LECTURES pertaining to min
tng and each lecture was given by an
expert in some particular field. The
attendance last year averaged 167 and
for 16 lectures of the second years
course the average has been 161.
The remainder of this years course
will consist of lectures on:
Mathematics, Ventilation, Fire Pre-
vention, Standards, Drifting Machines,
Stopers and Pluggers, Electricity,
Hosting and Haulage, Air Compress
sion and Transmission. Pipes, Fittings
and Hoses, Drainage, Map Making, etc.
General Geology, Geology of the War
rem District. Chemistry and Ores of
Copper, Time-keeping and the Segrega-
ton OF Mine Labor, The Distribution
and Handling of Supplies, Wages, b.
muses. and other Methods of Compen-
saEi6n, Organization, Efficiency Engi-
ndering. The Employment of Men,
Economies of Mining, The Duties OF a