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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
EVENING SMILE.
TANTALfZING.

F,vprybosiv knows the story about poor
Tom Sharkey, who electrified the lonng-
ew in his saloon one day by saying heart
ily. We'll. bows, what are NC going 10
hnve?' And then. as tho loungers gather
ed around the har, be added. Ram or
shine?'
Congressman Gordon bse, of Chick
smaiga. tells n story Of a similar kind
about mean man at Atlantic City sone
friepdv visited him on a bot evening, and
after they had sweltnred awhile IN his
/ sitting room. he said:
well, friends, could you stand some
refrthments7
'rWe certainly oouldr' the viRitors re
Piled. and they noistened their dry lips IN
pleasant anticipation
Then said the mean man, rising.
"vr II open this window There = promise
of brcs n. pittsburg ChronIcle-I che
graph
II am going to gIve INV husband hax Of
cigars rs a surprise. My brother got nc
some Of the most expensive kl1d hen
they'll tsr surprpse all right Hhiiimore
American
Father Now, my son. I'm going 70
give YOU some good ndvica Some day
you'll WISH you had taken Il It's the
same advice | wish had taken when my
dad gave IL to nc t-Iafe.
Here's q lady Who wants to buy two
shares Of orr stock AT I'D cents \ share
Don't let her have IT, Shes the kind
that makes the most trouble II things
don't pan out. LmiiRvillo Courier
Journal
"Ah. COWBOYS On the streets didn' :
expect to soc thcm in these days = We
air progressive. stranger. We have con-
siderable tourist business and these COW
boys air maintained by the town :
Louisville Courier-Jonnal.
'Do you regard yourself IS n capitalist
or a Iaborer2" Both, declared MIR. Cross
lots. II can nan AVe TO unioad q ton Of
coal into thc cellar feel like n capitalist
When it comes TO getting tho stutf into the
furnace, I'm laborer. w ashington
Star.
''Yes," said Hawkins, who had ptr-
chased some old silver at auction, this Is
the old Hawkins family plate. Indeed, :
said his guest; ''but surely this is an "A :
engraved on it. !" is it? Oh-er-yes, OF
course. The original lawkinses were Eng
hsh, you know Boston Transcript
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03

As s leap year. 1920 viii possess IN
usual interest It Is not expected, how
ever. there will be any more proposals q
marriage by women than occur during
other years. Women are now voting and
doing other things that formerly were cor
sidered within mans province only. but
they have not yet advanced to d general
indulgence il the privilege Of proposing
En&trinony-nor ar tbey likely to do 50
this wear
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
HINTS At LENTTY TO KAISER.
Beigian Jurist Says Allies DO Not Wish
10 Make Him q Martyr.

The Hague, Jan.s s3.~-H. Carton de
Wiart, former BelRiap Minister Of Justice,
whoso opinion s considered reliable in
Dutch circles, writes 10 the Libro Gelgi-
que 0f Brussels that the Allied demand for
the extradition Of the former Emperor
v illlam, which u expected 10 the nesr flu
ture, viii not be based on any eKIsting Z
international lev or on btipuatons in
The Hague Convention Of 1900, but on
new moral right"
The former Minister hints that II is
the probable intention 0f the Allies not
h punish the former Emperor. severely
as, he SAYS, this would make hm a martyr
IN tho eyes Of the German people
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
PLANS UNIFORM RoR WOMEN.
French Government Proposes Project
Reduce ". g. l..

PARIS, Jan. b.. French wsanon ma
be forced into wearing nun-like Uuif0rr
IL plans announced yestHrdaY W leadn.
ladies iailors matcrlalze he plans are
part of the government efforts VI rndu,
tho cost 0f living
Following the successful attempts =
the government ~ influence the mGu
taiIors 10 produce unf nm, ready-mad,
blue black and gray gIHts, for 10 franc
q piece, It now ~ planned 10 create aimils,
economies for women.
The government and especially o..
ministry of Marine, pcgses9es huge stocl
81 cloth. The plan e 70 use this naatsr1
in making skirta, children clothes ~
other garments ~ prizes ranging fro
90 20 no francs apiece.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
EsaRARGors ON AMERICAN rIL9s.

tAHAhts9ES ON ANEtEs ~ FaE=1s1-
So, you see. the American move n
dletry Was unprepa-ed when TIE wsr
suddenly ended and the foreign exchange
begsn to interfere with business. ne
exchange situation makes ATaenCau nm
ctist the European something ike twice
the money Il used TO The p~lce IS
pEohlblilye Although the foEeign pubic
Is Us mad for amusement A. ever. aud
new picture house3 are spr.nglng up all
over Europe. the American product lS
now practically barred, IL some ease- By
government Cmba goes. Germany and
Italy have both pIaced stlict eIabargoea
on the importation Of AmeaCsn him
Meantime, the European moving PIC
ture manufacturers are making haste 10
take advantage Of tins condition, working
had TO recover the business They lost
during the ar Today, Eugland. tof the
first time. il not only supplying Us own
dominians with f}u but is Shipping aims
to this country British producers are
lnportiuc American stars and American
directors t. work n English stndios,
IN some casts featuring ah American
leading woman with s hutish icaang
nan and vice versa London. Wmch
lost its hold upon the expectation a film
eo tho British possessions during the war,
Is now rapidly regaaiug Il
No wo4dcr the american producers
are sore at thc Senate. Tie sltuat.ou
in the n.ovie world, Is, ind, Il, critical
How do you suppose, one movie
producer demanded the other day, IS
be nervoukly chewed prodlglous clgar.
I'VE are going to continue 70 buy twenty
five thousand dollar stories tor our business
pav our fists ard directors tremendous
salaries, and 8dveltlsa their pictures At
an enormous cost without our European
velvet II cant be done. ualeSs- and
here Is what : golns to happen the
production costs are passed o9 fo ne
exhibitor
Either w will have to Lower the
standard oE the pictures Re AIT producing,
winch will hurt tic exhibitor through
decreased patronage nt his thea,cF. or
ne will haze tn charge highe rentals sor
our hns The higher rentals n turn.
will ii cnur-e nc passed on q I na pahllc
III the form oi = higher admisslon Friae
In cnnsideriu this problem facing the
movie industry, the producer rs Contend,
II must he borne III mind tuat pictures
are different from other export ecmmodi-
ties Tie closing of thl foreign market
oes not tend 10 glut the market "a this
side. as might occur IN the case oi iuod-
stuffs or Other manufactured goods. thus
reducing the price There VII be no
more pictures here than there we're before,
because the manufacturers will merely
casse making extra prints. But The cost
Of pictures. whether the European market
takes them or not. remains the same.
The only alternative, therefore viii be
TO reduce the cost or ta charge moro for
the product
Ii Is encourag ging 10 note however,
that the producers are not placldly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
MAIL AT I5s MILES AN HOUR.

Aviatnr FLIES 2is Miice in SO Minutes.
Washington, Jan 3-All American
records for a non stop fight oF more
than 200 miles are believed by Post0fFcc
Department officials - have hcen broken
yesterday Jams II Knight, m air mail
pilot. few with A load If mail from Clevc-
land ~ B.llefontc Pa. 2i5 niles. n 2gYnin-
lics
The fight was made AZ au average of
I5e milnf sn hour 2 minutes better than
similar TRIP made by Knight last Sep
ternber. The start from Cleveland vss
made in a raging gnovHborrn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03

Senator Borah opponcnt q the Lesgue
q Nations and supporter q Senator John
son for t5e Republican Presidential noml-
natlon. proposes 70 qua 81 the other Re
publican aspirants as e thcir attitude
towards the league, ard has started with
Governor Lowden Of IIuols HIS plan,
no doubt. q u work especially for the
defeat of these who look upon the league
with favor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
BY Wait Mason .
TIE I.IBf RTY BOND.

re u hundred dollar bond, that
| bought from Uncle Sam when
tho war across the pond gave this
universe a slam It's i document
| prize. with IFS coupons twenty
four, and | wish with heartfelt
sighs, that ] had dozen more.
7 eople try to get my bord hard
IN z me all kinds Of bunk, but Il
! won't he sold or pAwned, or he
sWapped for any Junk C PIE
and buy g motor car sags the
deaicT, bold al i hIash, II will take
your bond at par i you II pay the
rest IN cash i have acres OF blue
sky IN the distances beyond. SAYS
tho fahir strolliEg by, eand I'll
trade IL for your bond i ve in
underwater farm where all kinds
Of fish are spawned, says the skate
whose accents charm; you mav
have 1t for your bond. Ali the
get-rich-quickly sharks enc AID
yammer at my door, ard | smile
at their remarks till their tall
becomes a bore Then say. You We
crlr ged ard fawned, al yau We
argued and you We lied. all TO get
my cherished bond. with It's ecu
pons down the side but your
game Is Himny fam, ard d futile
rag you chew will trust my Uncla
Sam, but | cannot bank On you.
OF that document | N fond | ex-
claim, IL thunder tones; no one
gets that little bond, which Is
worth hundred bones
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03

Europe is desperately poor. there Is no
doubt of that. And Our country will he
looked upon TO extend generous help by
leaning money and furnishing food sup
plies for the suffering people, especially
the children
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03

New Jersey and Connecticut are en-
gaged in q tight against national prohibi-
tioa. Il viii be interesting II note how
much more effective resistance by States
will be than resistance BY people d busi-
ness organizations
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
Dcn't YCu Fcrcet IT.

Bear ii mind that Chamberlain Tab
let's not only move the bowels but I'M
prove the appetite and strengthen the
digestion. They contain no Pepsin or
other digestive feTment but strengthen
the stomach and enable it to perform its
functions naturally-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03

The prominence of the General Wood
campaign for the Republican nomina-
ton for President oaly secantuates the
Republican party's paucity of good Presl-
dentjaI material. Not . really bigh-class
nan ID he entire lot-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Olive Temple, l. 6 l.
Wenonah Lodge, 5 Of II.
Liberty Coneiavc, 5 " NJ.
Mechanics Lodge. / O o. L
Ienape Tribe, Imp'd o. K. VI.
Sheet Metal Workers Association
James a Garfield. Council, D Of !
James Young Conclave, II or S " NJ
Apache Tribe. Ne 81, Imp'd .. X. NJ
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03

The Twentieth Century il now safely
''out of its teens. In another year it may
claim to have attained it's naiority age
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03

Help the census takers az you can.
Give them full information and no trouble.
BY 50 dong you vlll be aiding ID good and
valuable public work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03

General Wood e hat is u tie ring. he
laving formally Eled bis name II South
Dakota. under thr Primary Election Law
of that State. q. Il candidate for the Re
publican nasninat!cr for President And
Just nov he l. the leadiLg asplraut, too.
Where. Oh where. ere the great leaders Of
whom the Kepuhlican party of Tie coun-
rry q one time had large and imposing
humber
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03

Every Evenings classified advertise
nents bring results. Proved by the satis-
action OF many and wiU be 20 you ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
New Ycar,s Party.

A New Year party was given to Anna
Abrahans, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Abrahau-s, at their home, 6l6
Van BuTen street, Thursday evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
RIPPING RHYMES.

Observation-Disclosures ttttttt3ittfst
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-06
ELIMINATING DIRECT STATE
TAx

Each city and town in Vermont and
each taxpayer in all those communities
is vitality concerned in the possibility
that the direct state tax will be elimi-
mated another year because of the I'M
expended moneys in the state treasury
due to careful figuring, due to the
large increase in state revenues and
due to the fact that the direct state
tax of 40 cents was practically double
what was needed TO meet the extra-
ordinary expenses incident to war. A
good many cities and towns groaning
under The burden of excessive taxation
viii welcome the suggestion of pos
sible elimination of the direct state
tax with genuine relief inasmuch as
the decent tax constituted a sizeable
addition to the local tax rate, which
was large in the first place. 1t is said
that this elimination of the direct state
tax is predicated on the exercises of
close economy on the part of the leg
islature, which will convene next JAN
uary. That being the case, the cities
and towns ought to make it known
to their representatives and senators
that no extraordinary appropriations
should be made during the next session
of the legislature. In fact, elections
to the legislature ought to be based on
a promise that personal influence will
be directed toward keeping down the
extraordinary appropriations to a point
commensurate with the necessities of
the situation. If there is chance to
get rid of the direct state tax, let's
accept that chance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-06
LETTERS TOTHE EDITOR
Candidate for Senator in Orange
County.

Editor. Barre Daily Times-Dear
sir: Through the columns of your pa.
per, / wish to announce to the people
OF Orange county, that the recent pub.
LEGATION, designated ITO the Voters OF
Orange County" and in which my
name appeared, was published and cir
cuated without my knowledge. Recog
nizing that every man owes GER
tain amount of his time and energy tc
public service if called upon, after mum
erous and repeated solicitations; ] have
consented to become a candidate fol-
senator.
For my part there are no PERSONAL
ties involved.
The other candidate is a persona
friend. whose friendship is highly es
teemed
If il should be the will Of the PEG
pie, the best that | have will be given
in service.
Frank C. Angel
Randolph, Vt, Oct 4, 1920.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-06

that exists, but, if any, only "a league
that does not exist.
As to his hope-let me give the fol
lowing quotation from Sen. Harding's
speech OF Sept rs, at Wheeling:
81 was not present when the Senate
passed the war resolution, but ! know
what it conveys, | know what IT
means, and we did not. go to war to
make the world safe for democracy, we
did not go to war even for humanity's
sake"
If anyone believes that let him read
most any patriotic speech made dur
ing the war. commencing with Presi-
dent Wilson's war address of April
1917. Mr.. Harding dared not make
such statements during the war.
Luckily, or otherwise, our constltu-
ton empowers only one man to negotl-
ate a treaty and that is the presi-
dent (which is undoubtedly strange
news to many. The record shows that
the president advised with the Senate
committee more than three months be-
fore the treaty was completed 1t
shows that Sen Lodge positively re-
fused to make any suggestion. 1t
shows that no senator made any sug-
gestion for alterations. 1t shows that
the suggestions Of Root, Taft and
Hughes were for the most part adopt
ed. 1t shows that Mr.. Root has for
months been giving his best services
as an agent of the league, at the re-
quest of "the league"
Neither writings nor majorities
have been considered worth while argu-
ments since Christ was hung on Cal
vary. And to men who have reioiced in
the extreme illness and near death of
their president during the past year,
probably any argument may be in
vain. John Wilson
Bethel, VT, Oct. 2, 1920.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-06
The League of Nations.

Editor, Barre Times: Let me thank
Mr. Fortney for helping people to
consider what they are voting for, and
especially that the Republican candi-
date does not favor the only league
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-06
COX-H A r ID IN G

after you Alphonse,'
Courtesy is the oil that keeps
the machinery of business NOV
ing smoothly"
Courtesy is one of the
foundation stones on
which our business has
been built.
Whether you are buy
ing or simply looking
round, whether you are
after a collar button or
a $500 suit you will
receive here uniform
courtesy.
To-day we especially
invite YOU to come in
and examine a line of
new suits just opened.
We have a hunch these
suits are rather supe-
rior, rather extra quail
ity for the price, $50,
and we know the style,
the fabric and the tail
oring are in the pre-
ferred class.
NHe> s'1'
F. H. Rogers &
Company
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-06

after you Alphonse,'
Courtesy is the oil that keeps
the machinery of business NOV
ing smoothly"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-21
Amusenents
Railroad uagnaic i.c.ds Priv ate Car
Lon lhrk rIcinIr.

Even The railroad misnai,t caaurt
mrt th, charm D da.utt Nalgi''ii"
Glars puuug th, screening 60, beg
latest uDur, .l;Hsl in COT SHOVE
ue at ihr Mission Theatre BE- 'D enc
necessary Go mako som, s..Hrs iu "a
railroad Dr,h. To, ,mupu' journey.
90 to tl. Ia,hIulrna i,u.ul. 10 II 30
bokrn lrd Director Walter Edwl"s
requested the lse uf ,.r ThUr, was
D.I 3D. tna', one available
$50. might tn President Iiu,.,ia.''
% 'hr uau Ul Whom iho request Nts
l..U.. iU ln ltt mpi Goo ic funny
"NN, uiu" answered Mr Edwards
w,mpf't
%. 81, constituted B'ms,l' 40 o. me.
rI.t az % diplomat ty hNir- Nts
,.fE .uWur, rr And .H, pfr'r
a.It 40 tIr naJ surprised them tom
D.. G.,urg tHr usr OF uis handsome
n.r4t. car ST. b. tho Pullman usel
JOB Easy to Get iuus, above On" av.
page n elegance sou w.l know tho
n,asuu.
Tf w.Ue ls q d,lisn,ni com is
about honeymoon that was INTERRUPT.
rI b'uusr th, uuUm undc The .r-
cautions remark that women are an
.rtsy to rt" Inui.Yu Iu,o PLAYS
loo. lu'. ot tH' milDful yous uur.
l1d HoduDy I~isugIur liolon CIc nc
3il lid lrad are included 10 the
rut iulA Crawford l,'n sD.11r.cl
'l' picture ium 700 original a'us as
Mann r1p, ana ilols oru'st.r II y
To- Paramount Aircraft photoplav
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-21
n Tile llclndi

Ifr had sVurn 90 a,engc in hlooi
,ro debt io tho man who had dishon.
ord h.s fathers name. lie trailvd the
m upulw8s lu,'lturcr to Loudnl ard
frustrated bis attempt to oonp"mais"
the wife 90 his dearest f.icnl, the
Dusc rf u"v,nhlm ln The i,a' of
l!sht with London in the grin II DENSE
.cg. ihr adventure went tn Keep ais
rendezvous with the Duchess. The
puEr learned uf The affair and went
leo interpret them Prince M1iyo. the
a,,urcr. 1lsn uliI,d 'h' mau through
th, fsg IN. adtsuturrr was found
a.7d bon the cab pi iho Duke KIN
.hmr pd the Prince Who was o."
th.r man involve. DO the mystery
\ sensational myst,rvdrnma. IRON
tH. aisuriing story tv T. Phillips 'p.
lDuh,in. nu st,r - pl0t gld iu'r.c 20.
starring Scssgo Haytkawl. d.siiu
guish,d Nippuncse actor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-21
Ameficar fssotiat,on.
Kansas Cuv , 81. pari :.
ROGERS HOME FROM
ROAD CONVENTION

Upon his return from the convention
~ the Federal Highway Commission
at Hot Springs. ARA. ]. y. Rogers
who vas a delegate from Amarillo and
attended under the auspices Of tbs
Board Of City Development. told u the
matters that were disruxssd and plans
formulated.
Mr. Rogers said that what Impressed
LIN. .n0siiy l. tho master syrienl ~
hisaways that T. h~+r- fie~ryd rs "a.
tianai highway men. q T. proposed
,Sat the national highway 80 ;ri.' @
lines shall b. bull, and malriur'd hv
~ federal sorerun~ni = sysi'. -
state highways. tapping ard ccnneri''g
with the natfonal roads. also = io
l,c built and maintained by the stale
and the county rotds counecting rlfh
tho s;ate rods viii h. taken care -
bv the COUNTIES .und'r ~ pan 1'-.
r.t.d n IN. soni ru'i m. Tls 0f ~
,,r,.s, rts a pian 3 d.nni'r v'rk rs'h
er than the cIazv qulh lla-' Wat '''
h.-n followed over ihr country OF
T.rs.eru pointed out.
..The idsa has l-Tr rfe' ''l'ni 80 p
"a. ne., .wo or fhrcs wears % = OBJ"
n~ces-i,v az xoo'i roais b. oriv 81 l''
"a, icr ~ the n.cdi - ofr r''-7s ~
ar arivers,- said tir. roc''s T"''
A, A. rot aitog. ther ? auction '
,rt.,her us may iiis anf' r'aia ''r
on h,.huavs. tsi fp'isr = ~"
,,or whether - wav q nnfr ~ 81
n.duc- iron ilc fi'lr 2" n CO..
,..rci,i ...nisrs ~ minimum - 1r'
=. ds,s IN tn wee u ~" =
,n-dle q oar. sta'r q 90 '''n ~
,..,-,or fui e r~~ouFe'-s 80 unioc'''-
!. A. s-.sv a. - 90 sfrr' nsa'i
...,..,,.. : .,..., f-siisr fFan ~ ~
,...r.,s .sn'ch trrff~f y u''n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-21
SHREVEPORT LOSES
At WICHITA FALLS
IuIor GI,ES So DDER> GtMi.
AFTER IiNRD fiIIif B
I,O1Ii 1i,us.


~ AHtortuifi ffcfs
WtrIIlrA FAiI.s TcN ,pul so
q, pitching surcr.h,iI l.l''ihndi' ~
nov ,put.lcr tAdlcr g't Nih "',i
o., much vuunt,d shreveport si''.''
L,io trlay 9, q.
Nap.,f aul Eluhudt 1'-rf "a
.tlorai Htchinu dud. 90 '.ualri ha,'
mg tho best ct u D., keeping ne s'A'
srrs fnNn Co f"m hts
Th, ruddcrs mnd, the m"'i " $50
un, ,r.ur mmI'tcd ht o." sa7.'F
.I..rt,ap whi IN wis directly r'-p'nri''r
i,r ~, spudd'r's lone ta!ll.
.,..,.,.,t ..... 900 eoo coo %
Nuhit Falls N'' ''p "l'
Nlmct ani Waugh. Ebuluh ava
* 'phrus
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-21
". w@ah !. i,dIas &.

% Associated fnsa
DALLAS. Apri 30 Ling hits over
came q irg lcnd with ''run'ry iu ~
,pennr imc of the TeNns League
reason here. AMI spectacular ficldlr'
hcid nmrow mnrgin safe. ~. Worth
o,icahag Dalllh Ia q.
pnicn's fhocnrina catch " Iik"s
Tue drive In tho riplh a'rrtcd tel
fctfc.
~ Worth ...,. ......., 03o 900 100
li,uin .+.+....,. 80" p"+ 40
Wat he'll and ilavurth. ilint dn'l
l.u1ptisun
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-21
snairlI I,nNrall

KANSAS cry. Aprii 20 Pour
iu,n we're arrested ;mhgh' in c"nnoc'
ton with tie robbery today ~ i"1
.ianllid "A .ompany messengers - q
PATCHED containing S,.5cr. enc 81 ="
iarn was rclra., 4 nn bond aud Tie
others are hcing ED.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-21
san Anionio IDsos.
a. Associated Pres.

GAIN HsTON Apfil Yn -NlnnN
Cinrks hou, run over the rIgm fi'hl
fence with one 90 nasc In The ninth It,
nlng give Galyp ton q Victory - ~ "a
o. uy,. SIN Antofdo here toi,'
Hard huiirg iEclLdinr Ave circuit
s.nnshcs and many errors featured ia,
Wttrd sc,-tuw exhibition.
snr Aninnin Co.,. o.. 10 Ool ~" :
C,k ..ton ....il0 13i coz u
lircf,nt. stewart and Gilsn, couea'
mun aud VI iiuufcr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-21
- LEAVE FOR CLEVELAND
To BRING BACH AtTo~

= = Barton and J VI. Love- OF
the Mark ham-Reed-Loye Motors,
Inc. accompanied by % men. lci'
Monday over the Santa Re for
Cleveland. Ohio. where they will Sc
cure - chandler and CLEVELAND nu-
tCmohilas and drive them overland
10 Amarillo. due 20 inability n get
railroad transportation. Will" ~
Cleveland the entire party will visit
the plant and rct an insight into the
production.
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HIlI> OF RN, SOCi,IgSrs
pass MN NdRk ASSEMBLY

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ALBANY. Arrl 20 Two hills H.
signed e. Tar 40" srialis, party II
american us new constituted from 90"
ou.rial election iailu. were rasscI hy
the awcmbly tonight The vote ,n
,sich was - 10 80.
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Rub the joints with BALLARD'S
Snow IMMINENT 10 relieve rheuma-
iism. II penetra,es the flesh TO the
bone conveying rs soothing and re-
storatlye influence TO the spot where
the pain exists. Sold by all druggists.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-21
CLEVELAND BEATS
TIGERS L TO 10
IiED son WIN iItTn STRAIGHT
GAME. DEFEATING YANKEES
THREE 10 TWO.

W Afse'iatti lffat.
CLEVELAND. April 20 cleveland
detected Detroit today boz game that
lasted more than three DE- rs Each
team used nN, pitchers who. prnhlhl'
bc,aus, at cold wcath,r had neither com.
.troi nor effectiveness