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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-08

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 Selma. February Especial )-An- other success has come to Miss Annalu Burns and Miss Madelyn Sheppard in their latest song hit, "Jibber Jabber Jazz, which made its appearance in the. amateur musical comedy, What Next?' produced at the Princess the atre in New York, beginning January Se Tor two weeks enga cement. The play is being given for the benefit of the New York Probation and Protec- tive Association and Girls Protective League, and taking part in the produc- ton are number of New York debu- tantes and society women. among them Mrs. Ben Ali Haggan, who appeared In tableaux arranged by her hus- band
 Bessie Mccoy Davis assisted in the production, which is receiving the most flattering reception from the New York papers. Of Miss Burns and Miss Shep- nards jazz composition, which came at the end of the performance, accom- ranied by sole dance by Beatrice Byrns, the New York Herald says 1t is one of the best things that has hit Broadway and gives it flattering men tion. aH Friends of Miss Burns are sorry to learn that she is suffering from severe cuts and bruises about her face and is in Roosevelt hospital as the result of a slight automobile accident. She will soon be able to leave the hospital and resume her work
 Herman Wood, the seven -year-old son of Mir. and Mrs. W. R. Wood. is suffering from broken arm, which he sustained while skating Saturday afternoon near his home on Alabama avenue.
 weekly Saturday market has been instituted by the members of St Paurs Altar Guild, and the second market day proved so popular with the public that the delicious cakes, pies and salads were
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-08
Concrete Ship Hard to Sink

Fire attacked cargo of coal in an American concrete ship lying at anchor in the harbor of Lisbon. Portugal, a few weeks ago, and in half an hour it had gained such headway that other ship ping was endangered, and it became necessary to sink the vessel. At this seemingly simple task, reports the Popular Mechanics Magazine. a Portu- guese gupboat worked all night, firing the astonishing total of 1S9 shells into the 3,000-ton stone hull before it finally listed and went down in the deep water
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-08
Be Rid
 of Painful COrnS
"Cets-It" Makes Them Loosen Up So
 They Lift Off Painlessly

There's no more pain after few drops of "Gets-It lands upon corn or callus and in- stantly dries.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-08

vile is the guest of his brother pr. l.. W Gamble. rector of St. Paufs.
 Mir and Mrs w. B. Craig and chill dren, whose home was destroyed by fire recently, are at the Hotel Albert.
 Miss Lucy Monk eharmingly filled the role of hostess Tuesday afternoon. when she entertained her bridge club, the only guests invited, in addition to the club members, being Mrs J. R. Brown of Montgomery and Hrs. Her bert Smith.
 Potted Hyacinths were used to dec crate the apartments. where several rubbers of bridge were played Prizes for the games were attractive gift books.
 An elaborate salad course was served late in the afternoon
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-08

Girls in England are said to have grown larger during the war. Waists now measure on average 26 to S inches, while IF in gloves and sizes and in shoes are sold.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-08

at the mouth of the Tagus river The glow of the burning vessel, and the warship's desperate bombardment. made a spectacle that kept thousands of excited spectators in suspense for hours.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-08

" In . day or two you lift the old misery maker right off without even feeling it. That's the last of Mir. Corn and the last of your misery. Millions who have lost their corns the -Gets-It' way say it is the only common-sense way to get rid of the pests.
 "Gets-It." the never-failing, guaranteed money back corn remover costs but trifIe at any drug store. Mfd by E. Lawrence ( Co.,, Chicago.
 Sold in Birmingham and recommended as the worlds best corn remedy by Eugene Jacobs Drug Store. Gale Drug Co t2 -Stores), Arnold MAsberg Drug Co.,, Norton Drug Co.,. Hagan-Dunlap Drug Go.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-08

A tinty yellow bird in India makes a most curious nest To escape snakes and monkeys this bird takes ca dead leaf, flies up into a tree and. with fiber for a thread and its bill for needle. sews the leaf to a green one hanging from the tree. The sides are sewed up, an opening to the nest thus formed being left at the top. The leaf, apparently hanging from a twig, would never be taken for a nest
 Three thousand Koreans, men, women and children. were arrested by the Jap anese in Korea between october and 10.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
B. c. D. TO PROMOTE
TRADES EXCURSION
FOR BUSINESS MEN

That = trade excursion Tor the bust.
nee men NJ Amarillo will b. promoted
by the Board ~ city Development was
unanimously decided at meeting 81
that organization last night AT the city
hall Whether the excursion would be-
hy automobile or train was not decided
hut was diacussed. as was IN. iienerary
4 committee WAS appointed 10 invest
gate various details relative 20 the pro.
Nus q excursion and to make a report
- 20 time and itenerary at the mex;
meeting
In the discussion as e. whether the
trip would b. mad. by train M auto.
rn'ilcs Director V. y oliver favored
he railruad trip. declaring that Il had
'r"ro sturdy eject upon ci;iy-ns -
places visited alsp saying that when
lnc rides several hours across country
s. autnmohll, b. doses not feel capable
Z the task Il meeting the people and
tvertlfing his business and eli vas he
hogld
\ lo-ll band leader made a PROPOSE.
'ior Co the BOARD Tor the organization
{ a municipal hand. hut after c0nsid
ration T. was decided that the matter
would MT h. taken up al the present
The plans q the secretary Tor IN. en-.
'crialnment 81 the Dallas Boosters
'poI their arrival TODAY were unani
nously adopted by the Board II also
W nie,'idod 20 rent the Deandi theatre
tonight fpr a concert hy the Dallar
and aud Tor the entertainment 81 IN,
visitors.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
REALTY BROKERS TO
Be REPRESENTED At
NATIONAL MEETING

The Amarillo Real Estate Brokers
ant night elected a delegate 10 attend
the convention 81 the National Real u
tate Boards II America. endorsed n
new booster pamphlet Tor Amarillo and
,lrl endorf d e. ! \ ceilings plan of
launching an oil and real e tate publica
ton Ter the Amarillo filed
The Peal Efiat' Brokers met On tho
itv comriirs.on room. 1t the ,Ity hru
with W \ hrk,v. iu m, chair Mr.
Myrtle Powell was selected 5s dal,-st,
20 N. Kansas C.'y convention that
1,ils itr r,fsione iur' %. Tho com
riii.e o1 advertising prerani.d neat
iy rtFc folder That buds tho city as
Amarillo 90, Sunshine city" ~ WINS
excepted hv the t.tinr and agreed
hit @ rhail h' distributed hy members
m'ng the Dallas Boosters due Co 1r
iv' here today.
t. encourage ATTENDANCE J ~ Gu.
~ Gcorgr Naggrr Hni & e pdnu
Sero appointed committee o. strurD q
90 per cent attending. Tho general
Conditions We're discussed tie members
sking an optimistic view. and deciar
ng regardies ST any sp.called money
iTinEsncv IN other parts there " 90
-ear y why building should not e. On
r-d prosperity prevail IN the Amarillo
district
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
DALLAS BAND To
PLAY At DEANDI
THEATRE TONIGHT
BOOSTERS on TRADE EXCURSION
10 ARRIVE HERE THIS
AFTERNOON.

Tn, Dallas Boosters members Of the
Dallas Chamber II Commerce and Man.
ufactur,rs' Association viii arrive In
Amarillo In a special train ~ ten Pull.
mans over thv santa r. from the south
lt $50 o'clock this afternoon They
WiN BE- met az the station hy e number
u loral citizens In automobiles Tor a
trip over the city. Aftcrwurd the visi.
tors viii gather In groups II like bus..
nesscs and call upon the business men
- the city engaged In their respective
lines
\ concert by the band accompanying
tn Boosters viii be- given To the Cit.
Gems uf Amarillo az the Drandl theater
az : o'clock tn the evening and IL has
been announced that every one ~ In.
ut,d o. attend. Entertainment Tor the
Boosters also has been planned by the
entertainment committee oi the Board
q CHS Development.
To- order that sufficient number of
automobiles viii be- ON hand To- take
The visitors Tor drive. thu secretary
~ Oh Beard ~ city Development urges
zoo n,.'ns who have automobiles On yo,.
urf 'F..r r.ryic,s fur short time
H...r fhn .r... H tl, su..
... r.-uus d...re iH render
OH. "". requested Oh. telephone
fH. ...rI 20 S.. 80.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
REGISTRATION Of PUPILS
STRESSED BY TRUSTEES

The following statement In rcrarl
10 the school situation was issued
last nirht by the board of trustees
Parents who have children who
vii, be- seven years oi age on or be-
fore the first day OF neN' February
vii please 30 to the schoO, IN the
district In which they reside aud
re-ister such children aL'l aa,e them
assigned 10 a term. We feel sure
that there are quite number OF
these beginners who have not been
registered and we are taking this
means ~ notifying parents again. Tor
II will be necessary for all children
10 be registered before they will BE-
permitted To enter school. Parents
should also attend to the registration
OF any other OF their children who
have not yet been registered They
will do this at the school In the dis
trict In which they reside.
Pupils who have been assigned To
the term. beginning Immediately
after Christmas. may enter school
during the coming summer term by
paying tuition. Quite a number OF
c term pupils have indicated their
desire TO attend school during the
fall tenn aud We want to urge that
as many of these as possible MAKE
the coming summer their pay term
instead OF the fa'l. In order that We
1iay be able 10 egaalize the attend
ance during the summer and the fall.
In fact, We shall be able to take only
a limited number Of pay pupils drr-
ing the fall. as II will be impossible
for Us to get very many supply teach
.ers for such = short term.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
NEED FOR LARGER
LIBRARY COMES UP
BEFORE ROTAR|ANs
COUNTY METHOD EXPLAINED N
ADDRESS ny Mrs.
MHEtTLEl.

Mrs Ray Wheatley explained the
county library movement II the 10.
tary club luncheon yesterday noon
81 the Amarillo Hotel. She said that
counties c,lld appropriate funds
either thr.arh the commissioners
courts or by bond issue TO public
libraries
Mrs whca'l,y asked the support
OF the Rotary club in efforts to Sc
cure more adequate library facilities
for Amarillo and Potter County. Fol-
lowing her address "A resolution was
carried whereby the club will appoint
committee Of three to co cooperate
with the library board. This com
miitce will be- announced later.
nr r. VI Walker. city health Of
iicer. Ia speaking ~ the sanitary
needs ~ the city. referred to the i'm
portancc ~ having storm sewers. in
creased sewerage and disposal
plant
Capt \. VI liolhrook gave an in
sight into the work that the SALIVA
tion Army Is doing In Amarillo. Civ
ing some concrete instances 20 thr
Rotaridns
Jack noalay save 'wo violin 4'1s
accompanied by Nu noolcy ua tA.
piano.
The program NJs in charge u'
sub committee. ,t which IS. g. BIO
SrIudcu was chairman.
Two delegates 20 the international
Rotary convection al Atlantic civ
next month Aill be- announced by
President II c. Pipkin at ieXt
weeks luncheon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
Stock Dividend
Tax Is Included
In Legion Bill

o. q. .riafsA l.sHs
WASHINGTON. Siss 90 Tho sul
lier r0lsf lIn WIS REPORTED uut TODAY
~ the boone. WAYS and means commit
'ee 1firr q had voted Co include 10
0or cont took dividend tax retroactive
% March 70 .as a part q the plan for
anfnciug the legislation
Republican leaders plan 90 bring the
Lin before the hous saturday A. the
mea1lrc viii come before the house II
viii provide five new tax icyies amour.
ting % more than $500 0Q0 0Q0a year
Tor p,s neN' three years
Pestn-i tho r;ock taN. the lcyics In.
c'ud" increased taNcs on tobacco and
i-Tu,l T.1l crtatr sales and stock and
- i1 cxchuug' tranrlctions IN futures.
grvrnue thus produced would be- used
CO.. paying q cash bonus 90 former scr
'.ic, men or ~ their option In aiding
them ~ oSi1in homes farms vocation
~ ir,lriur or paid.up insurance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
Teachers Resign
~ As.sisisd Fees

MANILA. y. /. MN ?0-Nslrlv IN"
hundred native teachers m the Manila
public ncsools haN" resigned during
orc month anil officials of the heard
n. education S,y others vii present
heir teslgut,iuns soon on aecoun, o.
low -aiari's. The majority q tuaeh,rs
N the city schools receive only So .,
$40 q month. m. hoard % education
m s1ffer,d 10 increase IN. salaries q,
i've dollars morih Al the beginning
Of The June term hut this has nui de-.
t'rred any Il N, teachers from leay
irg
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
BANQUET CLOSES
Z DAY MEETING
Of ODD FELLOWS
PLATES FOR Iss SET At IMMENSE.
TABLE IN ". %. W.
HALL

The iwo.dayf' convention ~ the Pan
handle \ Viaiion ~ Ind pendent o..
der % odd Fellows closed here lat
night with q banquet followed by 4
dance al the ". ~. " hail Plates for
ISL were set AT the immtnse table and
Grand Secretary savage acted az toas
master. Impressive talks wrrr mat 70
~ retiring president J u Mankin ani
alr. Gillian 81 H'dlrv 4 beautiful
solo wa rendered by Mu bailey
Following the banquet - candidai .
were Initiated i1tI Tho canton degree
Dsner Follows.
The dance which lasted until mil.
night. wsf well ATTENDED and Thoroughly
enjoyed splendid mufic Tor the occa.
nion was furnirhcd hy a local orcheftra.
Following an automobile ride over
the city by visiting delegates 20 the
convention. the afternoon session
opened a, the hall. The hearing of r.
Ports and election - officers CONSUMED
practically all the afternoon.
W. c. league was elected president;
,. c. Dowd vice president. Mrs Van
zandt. secund vice pre-; dent. y.
Crouch. chaplain: =. a. Taylor seer
taFy. and Miss Columbia Redfern ireas-
urer. J. d. Mankin. retiring pre-'fcni.
presented the nov president and made
a very impressive talk. thanking his
hrother Odd Fellows Tor their supper,
and cooperation duriag his term {
office. Mr.. TcaEus also spoke. thank.
Ing the delegates Zoe me honor con.
ferred upon him by hR siection a. pres.
ident and asking thelr. ro-operation.
Presented viii Hammer.
Capt. c. r. McPhsrsou 81 the Am.
arillo Degree Team was pre- n;ci with
q banner by Grand Secretary Vcs,ai
who also presented the noble grand q
The Hereford Rebekah lodge with al
hammer. These were the prize winning
teams NJ this convention. e. r saw
age. grand master. presented medals
tome winner u the contests In giving
the. charges. Mr. Savage In pres~uiing
the medais made very fitting talks 10
each of the winners.
IL was decided that the next annual
meeting viii be held al C.srsrdon. No
other city eompeisd Cor the convention.
II win Be held May 10 and 20 1891.
Secretary :. ". Taylor was unable 20
attend last nights banquet and SESSION
of the convention because Il being
called 10 Dallas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21

Mr.. J. Leslie Williams or ths Amarillo Type
writer Exchange. has taken the agency tor
the Wales Adding Machine II you are Inter.
es,ed he viii be slad 10 demonstrate this won.
derful machine. he IL located lis West 5tA
street. Phone iss For Woodstock npewrls-
~ 49, him t1e 2ete
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
National Guard Pa, Ored.

n. ,.rr-i.'-A "-~.@
WASHINGTON. MAY so-The senate
TO-DAY voted 90 inrist Us provisions for
national Esrl but returned the az.
my reorganization hill to conference"
for further negotiations
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
HIGHER TELEPHONE RATES
ARE SOUGHT At DALLAS.
'~sl,atA.s .-

f~~isl - 80 Ssvs
DALLAS May % Application o. 80.
'r'are telephone rates IN Dallas wlr
He'd WedncsilF afternoon by General
Manager Edwin Garter - the Dallas
Tel phon. company under N. terms
f o. franchirs The new rates asked
'"r ARE s1 30 per month fUr two party
-ssidenoe line. - 00 pr month Tor on
rafty line Tho business rat. asked
ur b. $3.50 .er month Tor two party
uers and tIo0o ior one party bust
ness
Thesr rates rtpiace the OLD rate ~
q so pr NINTH fu fe-idenrs and a. 100
80 bu-in~rs telrphon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21

Mrs. D. J Payne OF Hamlin. TeSas.
visiting her sister. Mrs. =. ~
Nirick. 1905 Taylor Street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
Two Divorce SHIFTS Filed.

Divorce suits filed In the District
Court recently are: Edna clark vs..
Bert l.. Clark. and l.. G.. Smith vs..
Lille T.. Smith.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
THE ELK CAFE
N NOW OPEN m THE
ELK HOTEL

Serving Regular Meals and short
Orders ~ ~, hours from 600 n. m.
To 70 y. M, with the hest Chef and
long cNpcrIcnccd Cafe Employcs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
MANNINC'S RUG CLEANING
PLANT.

Rugs called for and delivered the
same day. Also a large Vacuum
for rent. $500 per day. 30s West
Fourth Street. Phone zoos.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21

Florida has $50 clear days a year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-21
TRY CS-YOC HAVE
rI,ll.D ALL THE REST.

" we please you tell Othcrs-If
not tell u. u anything ~ not
rirht--ii viii be- made right or no
pay.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-06
EAKE MESSAGES oN CURRENCY

For the police, my life at stake"
 That the message that had been written on a dollar bill picked up at Thirty fourth and Pine streets.
 It is getting to be the regular thing for persons passing the Philadelphia General Hospital to find dollar bills in the street bearing the words relative to present. day mysteries.
 Who of McFadden necklace?" asks the found yesterday, and then follows hint for the police. she let it night at dinner-put paste one her-please get to police"
 Baby Coughlin put in river by Pasquale," is another message.
 Then comes a hit at the recent world series. a reason"
 Maybe this bill is from a some player found under his pillow.
 The person is throwing these honest-to goodness dollar bills away apparently thinks he Sherlock Holmes has solution for all the crimes at the hospital say, 1t can't be the work of simple crank--a man must be crazy, completely crazy. to throw away good of the realm
 The first bill found Thursday by George w. Hoover of 414y Cumberland street, Gloucester N J. Yesterdays bill found by caretaker at the hospital, who turned the money the resident physician. makes it as though nobody wants the money.
 Mystery is added to the case by the fact that the bills have been found far from the ward containing insane patients. On top of that the the insane is 100 feet from the wall surrounding the grounds, and, anyway, insane patient is allowed have money.
 Resident physicians feel that the money-throw- ing is the work of patient. They believe some former patient returns and slips cog the sight of the walls.
 By the way join the crowd on Thirty-fourth street-dolar bills mighty scarce these days New York World.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-06
HIGH SCHOOL Il NOTES

pr. Oliver of Kansas City addressed the students of the high school yes terday morning. He was very in teresting speaker and the students en- Joyed his talk very much. In his ad- dress he stated that the necessity for students to study languages was be cause it broadened their vocal blllary and that mathematics is to the brain as physical exercise is to the body. The students called him back sekeisaI times to tell another story. Besides the address, several selections were renderd by q male quartet.
 The big championship football game is played with Prescott this afternoon at Eastlake park at 3 ?. m. sls,rp. The Coyote team is undoubtedly in the best condition that it has been since the season started. All of the vet erans of the line will be back in their respective positions today. Coach Robinson states that he will probably make a few changes in the back field. but the line will be the same as in the previous games. Prescott has one of the best teams that it has had for several seasons and the game should prove thriller. Everyone bs there.
 The weekly meeting of the student executive committee will be held in the library on Monday afteifoon. All members are requested to be pres-J ent.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-06
Th. RepubIIeanism ef Arizona

Comparing the vote of Arizona with that of MT. HArdngs state, the has given the Republi can candidate stupendous majority considering the total vote cast With probable total vote of 6OOoo Harding's majority exceeds 1000 The total vote of Ohio is about 100000 On such a basis the Harding majority fin Arizona little than 212oOO
 We hesitate say though that the feat of Arizona last Tuesday could be repeated for the factors which produced it may never again be combined they in the late campaign. whether this state will give any Republican majority will depend upon the use the Republicans make of their victory.
 If they employ party purposes within the next two years that all the democrats who contributed to it for another, will be driven back their camp It must be borne in mind that they did not vote for the Republican didates and Fepublicansn because they loved them more. but because they loved their candidates and wilsonism less
 There will be no wisonism in the next campaign. a shred of it. hardly The democrats of Arizona will then have nothing to explain and the Republicans who have assumed the responsibility of government will be fortunate if they shall have nothing defend or explain.
 If they shall be able to give good account of themselves they will probably left in control of the state but they will certainly not be if they for get that the Republican minority party in Arizona and employ the only opportunity that has been given them build up a party machine.
 One of the counts against the Democrats was the employment for eight of scores and scores of unneeded and some incompetent attaches all of whom were or expected to be- party workers, and who had earned their places either by the partisan ac- tvity of themselves their friends. the Repubii- .ans by way of contrast will employ sin the offices Inder their only competent clerks and only many as may be actually needed they win strengthen themselves with the people no party machine could do.
 And it must be with the people and not merely with the Republicans of Arizona, that they must strengthen themselves if they to be left in trol the state