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PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT j. E.
Stelzer. Books opened and closed
Tangled accounts quickly recon-
ciled. Tel. 447. 8:27-1mo.
FRESH JERSY MILK: Delivered 70
cents per quart. Beebe Dairy
Phone 406-W S.20-lmo
SPANISH INSTRUCTION: Will
give thiray lessons in Spanish 10
exchange for thirty lessons in Eng
fish. Address P. o. Box 794, No.
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Mr.. Flor, cit MonteverCe of Los
Angeles, California, long resident in
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-03
Attest:
F. II. COLE
City Clerk.

IF. f. COLE, Of the Cole Of Mo-
gales, hereby certify that the fore
soinc Resolution of Intention was
July passed and adopted by the
Mayer and Common Colhcil OF the
City of Noga,es, Arizona. at reg
ulal meeting thereof het' on the LIST
day of September, A. I 1920, and
chat quorum was present.
F. f. COLE,
City Clerk.
First Publication, September 81.
Second Publication. September 4th
Third Publication, Septe.,,ter 9th.
Fourth Publication, September 7th.
Fifth Publication, September 9th.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-15
TULSA MAN WILL COME
HERE WEDNESDAY ABOUT
LOCATION Of SHELTER

In telephone communication win
the Board at cay lopmcnt y'Hict.
day afternoon j l. Ward NJ Tulsl,
okla. stated be- viii Dee In Amarillo
next Wednesday a. meet with business
INTEREST," relative tu the establishment
here at smcliyr which he has been
rndonN,rng a. promote.
Nh Ward ~ the party tu whom Was
granted permit hv the county com
missioner To- lay two l2nch giH
mninH across the canadian river
bridge. lie waF here ten day aga ao
cumpunird bv Charles De w,ulcs, q
mining engineer ur national rrputc \
condition at IA, permit granted Nh
Ward WAS that he h. To- be- initrumcn.
tai In the establishment of at siOn. On1
worth of industries nj ~ near Anna.
rillo.
one condition upon which Nj ward
proposes Ia have umcltor located IN
Amarillo, ~ that local people subscribe
To AZ much af SlOO.OOO worth NJ bonds
civic clubs ui the city are taking an
activ" Interest IN the location ~ smell.
tcra IN the city. aud hope II generally
expressed that satisfactory terms may
he agreed upon by the citizens anl
Hmcltrr people next week,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-15
SHRINE COMMITTEES
REPORT PLANS MADE
FOR BIC Ceremonial!

khiya Shrine temple committees met
lat night nj the headquarters. iO3 poll,
Street. and made reports In regard tn
plpnr lor the first ceremonial. which viii
bc held Friday. August G.
George r. l.indsay. chairman uf the
entertainment committee, reported that
PLAN were well under way To- entertain
Willing mobiles and nuviccs
g. Baum. rclreihmcnt committee
chairman. slid that there would bc
plenty tn eat aud drink during the day,
John sherman, novice Committc"
chairman reported that h. had good
ruccc's ON a trip to the South Plains
lie aliI plang To- gu down tn Fcrt
Worth 4 Denver road shortly. Applica.
tionr are being received daily for mem.
bcrYhip In the Shrine. and u large class
H. anticipated
Henry Hnll. music committee chair.
man. IL expecting to have an all Shrine
band uf 90 pieces Tor the ceremonial.
Nearly all Panhandle cities are expected
o. fuini,h Il member an two In the band
They viii meet here the day before the
ceremonial for practice. Mr.. Hall said
that band members would he required to
wear the curtomary dress suit and fcI
The publicity committee rcpurtcd that
the first khiVa bulletin o. members
would be- uff the press today and would
be- mailed Ia members this afternoon.
II Dawson, hotel and roominr com
mittcc chairman said that ample ac'
commodatious would he obtained Tor all
visitors.
A. Peter m. transportation committee
chairman. has asked fur excursion rates
ON al railroads leading 10 Amarillo an
the date Of the corcmuG.rl lie expects
a report from the RAILWAY traffic de
partmon,s shortly. after which time the
newspapers viii give fun information rs
L. the rates that will he granted.
The ladies' committee viii meet at !
o'clock this afternoon AT shrine head
quarters to consider plans Mrs Wash
George t. chairman ~ this committee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-15
CONSENT FOR USE
Of TABERNACLE IS
GIVEN FOR DEBATE
DIR. BROOKS. or WACO. AND "
DERNOOD WILL MEET
HERE FRIDAY

Tho Methodist tabernacle. Eighth
and r,lk streets. has been secured for
thr joint debate IT Dr. :. f. BROOKS.
ol Waco. president of Baylor universe.
IS ana Il T.. Underwood. an Nnnrlllo
attorney, ~ a:3O o'clock Friday after.
moon. Consent To- use the tab,rnacl,
wa given yesterday los officers IL tn.
church aud The special committee ~
charge of the tab,rnaSlc.
otis TruluNc local attorney. vii,
present DR. Brooks. who vill speak In
behalf Of the candidacy at Fat ~.
Nrn iur governor. Mir Underwood
viii speak In behalf OF H. T.. Thorn.
ron
much interest was manifested IN
Amarillo yesterday when II WIS def
nitly learned that the 1,daic had
been arranged, II Is believed that an
unusually large crowd viii hear these
two men discuss state Issues and ear
didntcs
Dr Brooks address here win Ice unly
one uf three tia, h, viii deliver mi
day tie will speak at Claude Mt 10
o'clock IN the morning, and az Pan
handle at 500 o'clock al night.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-15
CULPEPPER URGES
CHR!ST-CURE, AND
NOT KELLEY CURE
Nv ANGEIIST DISCt SSES "DiNk.
MITE" SHOWING MANY
TYPES on POWERS.

Dynamite" war the subject uf the
sermon 1T Evangelist Culpcppcr at the
McthOdirt Tabernacle. the power If
natural resources being discussed. Ne
showed the power Of radium, nitroglS
ccrin and other forces uf nature. Then
he continued by referring to the power
ui man over animals
The evangelist told his audience Of
. 500 persons that God didn't create
man 10 CURSE aud drink. adding that
man should be- too big Ia usr pro.
family on commit adultery Reference
was made Ia the standards Ut living
nf laid down In the Ten Command.
monta
Il don't believe In kcclcycurc near
80 much na I do Christ.curc." declared
Rev. Culpcppcr. ~ person can accom-.
plirh In this world what hc sets out IL
do. II he decides To- become rich. Il
do so.
These things show power We have
power over our own lives We have
power over other pcrsuns by words.
nctionE ard otherwise. You have no.
tiCcd the power uf a wife over a hu,.
band mother over son Ui' part.
nor over another partner In business.
There IN diabolical power and thcr 2
IL divine power There b. big clcc.
ton coming on The dcyll holds part
# the power or vote. aud God holds
part Of the vote, white man has tn"
power Ia decide which eide shall tai.
umph II H. f,'hly important TINT a
man think rightly 30 that he win bc
able Ia vote intclligontly aud upon the
side uf God"
Evangelist Culpcpprr made u propu.
sitiuu To the men whereby they wuull
,gn.iy whether they were lur cam.
plign 20 clean up Amarillo Several
hundred persons declared they favored
the taking Of these steps lie then
asked the women tu approve the action
., the men. This was done.
Store, win be clcs 1t from 10 to II
o'clock today for ~ revival when Rev.
Culpcppcr will speak on safe Invest.
mcntg" complimentary to the business
proplc This will bc the last day dur.
irg which stores viii be- requested To-
close for the services. Stores were
closed yesterday morning. and there
was the largest crowd yet during a
weekday morning sor,tc.
The subject Tor tonight viii be- The
Sin AgainEt the Holy Ghost"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-15
AUTOMOT|IE ASSOCIATION
CHANCES MEETING NIGHT

Several talks were made and dis.
cufsiun held nj the scml.monthly meet.
ing II the Amnrillolpanhandc Automu.
tive Association at the Amarillo Hotel
last night II was decided 10 change the
regular meeting from Wednesday g.
Monday night The proposition of hold.
ing AN auto show this fall was tabled
until the next meeting
AUTOMOBILES and Ranking" was the
subject discussed by Mr.. Markham. Of
the Northumberland Motor com.
nny Mr.. Markham t. from Oklahoma
CITY and told # plans carried out there
with banking institutions which refused
To- grant credit to auto men. Auto men
there Withdrew from bank dirccturships
and deposits as well from institutions
which would not give credit. said Mr.
Markham.
Il. T. Slaughter made a talk un cu.
operation between automobile agents
ana their diftributury. rtrcsiing the
service side rather than the sales end
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-15
KINAN|S CLUB
VOTES AGAINST
CITY COLISEUM
.: MEMBERS OPPOSE BOND ISSUE
WHILE 10 FAVOR PRO.
POSED BUILDING.

The klwaniH club at It's luncheon yes.
tcrdhy noon at the Harvey House voted
to against the proposed bond issue
Tor coliseum In Amarillo. The bal.
lot was cart secretly % members on
posing the issue and 10 being for II.
The vote followed discussion of the
advantage uf the bond issue. Judge
Ray e. Johnson at the previous week +
luncheon had asked that q discussion
and vote be- had yesterday.
T. y. Durham. president of the Lions
club. endorsed the plan a. hing mcl.
ter here. n. G. ripkin. pres dent or
the Rotary club. fpukc upon the ad.
vantage Of bringing industries here
Ia I'VE the natural gas. Following MIR.
pipkin's remarks, T. r. Phillips made
u motion, which carried. by which the
club will cooperate in bringing indus.
tries here.
&. l.. Ballou IT kansas city. who
lett the Panhandle In lDl2 expressed
his approval of the growth uf this see
ton sincc he Ind lett here.
l.. n Wells. q. e. Cdum and q. T..
Elliott were appointed on committee
io work with -. -. cline uf Baton
Rouge, La. WHO Is here In regard 90
q brick plant. sir cline IN member
Of the Louisiana legislature.
+. r. Phillips. G. T.. nutchings and
j. \. Bush were selected for com.
miltcc Ia arrange for the entertain.
mcnt oi Edward Howell of Oklahoma
city, district governor, who viii de.
liver thu local club It's charter at next
weeks luncheon.
II. Il. Lindsay won the attendance
prize which was offered by !. &. Dickir.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-15
GLENDALE SAYS PANHANDLE
CIiMiTE BEATS CAl.itOR>iN

While standing ON the platform walt
ing tor hi train at the Santa Fc sta
ton yesterday j T. kirkham OF Glen
dale. cal. commented an the summer
lrcczp and incompatible summer eli
mate ~ the Panhandle country But
for Nj, wife. who has become welded
to california. Mr. Nirkham indicated
that ON account uf the climate ana
Tor the b,urIt ~ his boys h" would
establish himself In the Panhandle
MIR kirkham has interests IN Kan
fls and pls.'s through here often en-
his way back and forth between his
California home and Kansas. and 1t Is
his unhins d Judgment that Tor climate
aud business opport' iitics the Pan
handle ct Texas Is ahead of California.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-15
CORRECTION,

In Yesterday News ad If The Anna.
iill" Co'oprr1tivc Laundry. one para
glaph rad, "Our superintendent and
general fireman Mr.. q l.. Campbell.
o. FAIRLY competent etc. etc" TIKI.
pning,aph should have read. "Our ~.
poriniondcnt rdd general foreman. Nh
g. l.. Campbell, Is THOROUGHLY
competent. etc. etc"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-15
Deaths and Burials

Philllr Mrs Louise phillips about
10 years old died at l.ij o'clock yes
trrlay afternoon at 81 Anih,ny's san.
iiar.um. She had been employed Tor
~ years at the Amarillo Hotel Her
mother lived IN West Point. Ncbr Tho
bodv viii lie In state at the undertake
ing pirlor, ol blackburn & Malone.
pending word from relatives In regard
tu funeral arrangements.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-15
slPOuND FISH CAlGHT
IN PAl.O UtRO CANYON

e. ! Blackburn caught q larg"
Tcnch ihh. 30 inches In length and
weighing - pounds In an overflow
pond at the ralo Durn club grounds
Tuc,duy by throwing u sack over the
fish. The mouth # tho fish was like
that IT sucR,r IT, seal. like those
of a salmon, while the color rescmhlcl
that of mudcat
Mrs, Blackburn and Mr. g. II llnft
man ACCOMPANIED Nr Blackburn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-15
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
DELEGATE IN AMARiIIO

jung" " n lulmcr " Clnndinn. n
delegate from this congressional dis
trict Ia the Democratic National con.
vcntion was In Amarillo Tuesday on
rout" to his home IT, ,nid that cox
aud lio'wN"li would have the support
ri the Democrats al over the nation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-15

Stings or uits IL insects that are fol.
lowed by swcllings, pain or itching
should d. treated promptly. NJ they are
poisonous. BALLAl;D'S SNOW LINZ.
MENT countcracts the poison. Il II
10th antisepiic and healing. Sold by
al druggists 26tc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-15
Federal judge WII>ON
STOPS OFt ~ AMiRiIi.O

Federal Judge Wilson ,l this district
wa IN Amarillo yesterday IN route to
tn palo Duro club GROUNDS for few
days vacation after which he will 60
To- Colorado lie was here IN motor
ear and In addition had camping equip.
mont
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-15
CORRECTION.

~ yesterdays Ncws ed a Tn, Anna,
iillu coop.rativc Laundry. one para.
graph read, our superintendent and
E,norul foreman. Mr. o. l.. Campbell.
D. FAIRLY cpmpcioni etc. etc" This
paragraph should have rcad, 'our SUI
p"rlntcndcnt and general foreman. Mr.
-. l., Campbell. IL THOROUGHLY
compel, nt etc. etc"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-15
Company IncmIorairs.

The Panhandle Tire and Rubber
COMPANY i02 Taylor Street. ~ in'w.
puuung FOR $1,000 The nrip has
operated ~ partnership zine, i; was
opened January Papers were "a" at
Austin yesterday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-15

\ hey weighing eight pounds was
bonn to Mt and Mrs. j. T.. Bills 1905
Lincoln street, last night. Mr..
Ellis " employed In the mechanical
department ~ The Daily Panhandle
and Daily News.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-15
SIGNS DIRECTING AUTO
TRAFFIC HERE TO De
PUT UP At CH|L0RESS

I'm order t. divert lpldc to New
Mexico and the west through Amarillo
ana other cities, large sigu ~ chill.
dlcsr 30 feet long aud ~ feet high will
be- erected Las Ncguf aud TucuW.
earl y NJ have agreed to pay their
propoiilonnto part 1T the cost Santa
l,o.t has also been asked to contrib.
ute a. ~ rnppuu The route from
thildrcsH "a Amarillo ~ over the cola.
RADIO toGulf Highway aud from hrc
Ia Lac Vegas II ~ the ozark Tril7
highway
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-15
PiMPA PASTOR ENTERS RACE
TOR klllNA SHRINE RING

Rev. Paul j Merrill. pastor IL the
Pampn Christian church, has entered
Nhc race Tor the so 90 ring which will
be- given away during the ceremonial
here Friday. August e..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-15

The Smithsonian Institution main.
iaius a scientific library which numbers
200 600 volumes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-15
tubs a. PLAY Clarendon.

Tho Amarillo cubs viii go to Clarcn.
don Friday afternoon Tor baseball
game. Manager Crosscll said ycYtcr.
day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-15

a bad taste nj the mouth comes from
a disordcrcd stomach. and bacll Of that
II usually torpid livcr.-A condition
which invites disease. ll:IBlNE -
the remedy needed II corrccts the
stomach and makes the liver active and
regular. Sold by nll druggists. 2Gtc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-15

The first lrunr Atlantic voyugp. IN.
tirclv under steam, wal mudr hy the
Hovll william In 1879
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-15
COFFEE YET UNCONSCIOUS
FROM ACCIDENT IN NORTH

Il. H. Coffee. who waH injured In a
collision between an automobile aud a
train at Kalamazoo. Mich. is ,t!ll IN
a critical condition and Is unconscious.
according To- a telegram sent yesterday
by Mrs. Coffee To- Frank Hays man
agrr uf the Amarillo Oldsmuhilc
agency. Mr.. coffee was injured sun.
day afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-15
ROTARY CLUB WILL
ENTERTAIN WOMEN
mG TIME PLANNED N HONOR or
LADIES NIGHT
At HOTEL.

Amarillo Rotarluns are planning Z
uplrndid time tonight when they viii
entertain their wives and lady friends
ut the Amarillo Hotel \ special
orchestra will furnish music for the
occasion. while the menu viii be- made
~ oi rpccfaltlcs that are dear a. the
hearts Of Rutarlans.
~ pcrrlnr who expect a. attend the
ladies night are asked to bc NJ the hotel
Icy o'clock. as II is planned to opcn
the doors To- the banquet room by SI5
O'clock
Members IT the newly formed
Orchestral club viii render several
numbers The personnel ~ the nrches.
ira follows Mrs. Doland. Mifs Kendall.
Mr. Thnrp. MIR. Rogers. MIR Smith.
Mr. Tolapin aud Mr. Humphrey Their
program has been arranged 40 follows.
selection. "i.nccs and Grnccs" ....
Putnam patriot., 1920-08-13
THE REAL AND ONLY ISSUE

After two years of struggle which less constant it very doubtful that of the American public yet fully properly informed ae idea and she organization o aa oelabored and equally aunchly de- tended the o NatoHs Those at Paris Wh9 aded lhe Le efs hrs dra d not hesitate o p5al out it's and pereedans Yet the covenant first drafted received support thinking men, for other n he conviction that faulty start towards tho el- inaon difficulties which frequently send nations o than at a1 This idea o he League undoubtedly ie the heat t the fight which followed is self divided s1 definitely classes of peo- pie those who claim s adoption he salvation 0f ehe world and those who he other side hat t5 adoption the end oI American freedom and the beginning o Interruption of y the European nations from whom supposed o have kept our skirts clear qn aE ea trance into the world
 of these directly opposite points of which appear be generally held and carefully misnlepeed surprising that the ordinary citizen who his vote for this party that not because utilization bu choosing party vehicle for the maintenance his dvidua ideal of government and progress finds himself lost in
 fog of meaningless rhetoric this vital issue and be Il this of misnerpetaon of the and it's and faults lies directly the door of the gentlemen who represent the two leading parties of the day
 MT Harding has said he would throw the League to the winds and substitute something he able define Mr. Cox for the League but exactly how and yhat his stand lost in the murky thickness of debatable words.
 The League however remains the issue Of the campaign and amount of qubbng the the candidates like ly Sooner later each define his son clearly and frankly Moreover those who feel that into the World War for the of ending the fighting and making possible readust the national questions Europe going League whether their previous elections has been Republican Democratic Moth ing could be evident this of the campaign than the failure of the parties since the make restoration of oldfashoned political strategy the working manifestation of The politicians themselves faced with ration who choose wisely and well question international policy On that question and that alone will the November elections be conducted
Putnam patriot., 1920-08-13
PUTNAM IN PUTNAM

Now that the three points in Windham County most closely with the life of Israel Putnam have been properly marked for posterty only the city bearing the Generals lacks suitable memorial to his Brooklyn where the latter days his life the hospabe host at guests largely friends admirers handsome equestrian statue not to mention the commemorative tablet which the of the three recently peed by the members of the General Daniel Putnam Assoc tion The Wolf Den properly and handsomely marked is the home of the Generals early married life.
 Putnam city has much to be proud of in bearing the of Israel Putnam and since the city the beginning of probably will eventually prove the starting point of the Putnam Pilgrimage" for tourists would eminent fitting substantial memorial to the cys hero should be it's possession Perhaps the day will when replica of Brooklyns equestrian will stand midst The idea of such memorial at least something which local number should include the descendants the Putnam family well consider for the ctys future
Putnam patriot., 1920-08-13
THE WORLD Is MINE ! :"

The death of James ONel at New London Tuesday brings very vvdy the that the greater loved figures of the American becoming passing be possibly the moving pictures
 development in the theatre which taking away the we'll beloved One who has and heard the flesh greater artists of other hardly be expected have feelings of personal loss that hearing death of this that of the but ckerngy heard not at all
 MT ONe like Joseph Jefferson associated with onlr role He a versatile and gifted of splendid voice physique and personal charm His the Monte Christo probably Amer theatre of whole gallery of portraits of high recalls the thrill of youth when amid the tawdry % of the conventional road the vibrant aloud thunder The World did his youthful auditors know that adventure and and living facts and merely the fiction of the Boys Best Story Books
Putnam patriot., 1920-08-13
COSTS $1o.14 TO LEARN LAW
Motorists From Other States Pay to Gel Posted On What Lights to Use

without doubt automobile maga- zines will soon give warning that ofi- cials of the Nutmeg State mean busi- ness when they say that drivers must comply with the headlight law. Am pie warning has been given by the state motor vehicle department and now those who did not heed the warn ing are learning that 1t costs S10.14 in Putnam to learn what the law is. If the driver happens to be Connecti- cut license holder it may cost ten dol lars additional unless there is some semblance of an excuse for not com plying with the regulations
 Two more headlight cases were disposed of by Judge Geissler, Mon day morning. In both nolle was en- tered upon payment of costs of $10.14.
 Frank B. Quinn of Norwich was driving a car equipped with lenses which he had attempted to paint white. He had owned the car but three weeks and said he had ordered some legal lenses. While he did not think his lenses were in accordance with the law he thought they would do for the time being His think cost him S10.14.
 Charles Euskevez of Northampton did not pretend to know the Connecti- cut law He said his Warner lenses were all right in the Bay State. but admitted that he did not know there was new law there. He paid the same S10.14 and when he said that up his way it was customary to give warning, the court responded, T sup pose that is meant as slap at the Connecticut officials '' Charles said it was and he was warned that if he be- came too critical that it might be more expensive.
 The judge, who drives a car him self, said that soming from the direc- tion of Rhode Island Sunday evening nearly all of the cars he met were equipped with plain glass headlights and intimated that if the officers had been out with their net they would have made a good haul
 Captain Bulger said he had noticed the same thing while sitting on his front porch, but said the officers were not carrying on a campaign that eve ming.