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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-28
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NECO 0 UKRAINE

DOLE mezi ~bolseyiky M jcdnc
- strant n Polaky UkraiiDci
mn strant druht 0dehravaji W.
hlayn6 M ukrajiDskt phde u TO
pfiroMnc vyyolhyh zajcm o tuto
zemi, . nh urni pr1mernemu clo-
yfku muohO Mamo vzhlcdcm k
tomn, ~ Ukrnjina tvofila po dIou.
hon dObu fhst fisc ruskf u KuA0vt
nedoyoIili mIuyiti o nj jipak neil
jako o jcdnt " sygch proyincii.
UknjiDa j. jcdnon \ nejpozoru.
bodDejsicb zemi cyropskg IN
Jimayh data o tftO zemi uyhdj
Bulletin Ndrodni ameriekf gco-
grafickt sp%olefnosti PoIaci a III
ieyei pred Dfkolikp stolefimi INA.
II dobre ic1lo notG ,bg kus zcmf.
mad kicr@m pokonseD Ne yIadnou
II y carskh Knsko saimo take mtIo
znafDt obtfzc ~ sprayou tobott
rozIebItbo n DekIjdnebo kraJc syi
yelkf me- TataD . Turci TAXI
dobfe mali Tkrajinn do ktcrf
pot6dai RHINE nhjczdy
Ukrajina anebo Jinsk MsJa m,
mfia b6DniyoD historic Diyoc
tkytboW pomhbaii yyziyoyafi H.
eko " jebo koIopie produkty Deko
peeDyeb stept u~krajiDsk gcb, ]
niebz nike Nlmceko otekAvnl,
J zjskab potfebnt zhsoby potravin
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-28
DNESNl BETLEM
NIESTO BETLEM v palcstin'

NTESTO BETbEM v Palestine
Nv .ie dosud okkupovanym ne
pfdtelskim laemim, pise Clair
Price V |zajimavtm tlanku v New
York IIeraldu Posvatnt toto me.
sto, zbudovanf hlavn6 y bllth0
ydpence, navst6yoyano bylo dru-
hdy zdstupy %poutnikil, avsak pc
poslednich pet lei zadntho pout.
nika ncspatfiIo. V pfedvaleGnych
Ictecl svahy Kbarrubehu, pod
pc%vnostnimi yaly chramu Boziho
Narozcni Sc ~naltzajici byly plny
ohm, ie2 rozdelavaIy tn tisicc
rusklch poutnikl, a V poslcdnich
lctcch tyto poute z Ruska ustaly.
Mtsto toto obsazcno bylo angli.
ckymi armddami V rocc 1917 a
prozatim jc spravovano anglicky-
mi vojenskSmi antoritami Pfisna
vdIetna pravidla isou tn dosud
v pIatnosti a zadnemu civilistovi
ncni d%oyoleno, ably vstoupil do
m6sta bcz zvldstniho povoleni an
glickych vojenskych autorit. Neni
pochybnosti o tom, re pc obnove-
nj normdlnich pomeri v Male A.
sii opetnG p~fichazeti budou sem
zastupy poutnik0, ale obnoveni
pokoje v toto east syeta neni je.
Ste Y dohledu
Bctltm, v%yjimaje anglickeho
vojska, nencse zadnych yiditcl-
nycll stop po valce. Vscchno stoji
tn TAX, jak stale pred valkou. Bet
lem jc este kfesfanskym 'mestem
a NIUE 50 fici, zc jc ~ncjkfcsfan-
stejsim mestem Y JIM Palestine.
Y celt Palestine zije asi $4,000
mosleminn, $4,000 zidn a 61,000
| kfcsfann. V Betl6me zije 1000
kfesfan6 d asi 500 moslcmini. Je-
nom jediny lid zije Y Betl6m6. Je
to zionistickg lekaf, ktcry povo.
Ian byl do mtsta anglickgmi an-
toritami. Al do uzavfcni pfimem
ncbylo Y Betltmt a NazarctG AM
jcdintho zida NebyIo jim yiIbcc
d0v0lcD0 SC tn usaditi
BctItm cini DOZEN spofAdanfbo
u kIidnfh0 mfstefkD. V pfrdya.
IcFD}ch Iptccb We mfsfn dobfc da.
fiIo, nebof ~pficbazcli sem pontnici
= celfho svffa q kazdy pich SNAIL
" II zakoupiti ntjakou pamhtku
Obchodn y tint0 vzpomink0yym
zbozim bylo III vclkG mnozstvi.
Tt yaleep$ch let byIo pro tyto
0behody roxy hnbeDymj q mnobc
n uieh zanikIy nadObro. Je tako.
y9ch obelod6 tn jeste pskolik, slc
yedle vzpominkovtbo zboN prod6.
g9ji take zboN line . eeksjf m
lltta pTznjyAjki, kdy zase pficba-
ne6 bDdon zhsfupy poutpfkh, sby
! 0aysffviIy mjsts pcsyhfDA PAX
I mn obeboddm ffmto bude ~
! dobfe dsfitj, nebof IN nepatru6
trety pofitsji znaent obnosy.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-28
NASTROJE
STARYCH DOB

LJRAL cfssf Nero We cI,viJi kdy
Rim mfnD byI pozArem, ~
DIjakb primitiyni housIe1 NeDi
o tom pocbybnosti, M mobI mftj
.h0usle, Houslc jsou nAstrOjem vel.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-28
lENSkA IMENA MA
MAPE.

~ "a urleaHskA Johanna . NJ
,lku y Edith tOwllesa ison W
psana dn sriri lulsh, eh ne,Nmn
sairlne % yeky, pise llullelin M
rmlni tleografWke S%polrtnosli
slasn6 q plna msloulrnt poet,
btly wldn, lukt iintm ale b..
iieh imtna stala NJ la ~ mir,
.outdslknu nasrho dominic livoia
b. h. vlsluvnicmr hoy uvelomanI
81 iriich %Ntynamu Neeta irkyI
prnvincir a osirovy ncsou imcna
yNnikaiicieh zen
Lady Franklin Island, nalt,aji,
lei 81 nclnlcko B%affinoyn osiroya
" Arktickem okruhnL byl pojmc'
nov6n 20 manlclcr Siru Johna
Franklin. ypyknmcc, ktrft 2ahy
ml po nAlelcni seycrozdpndniho
%pruchodu yclklm lcdcm pol6rnicll
kraiin. Neni zaiistt krhsnf Hiho
yypravoyhni nell historic % neo
ehvajnt oddanosti lady Jane
Franklinovt, ktcra pc mnohSch
neSlatilSch pokuNcch vypravila
LODI, icl Size pfincsla il potvryeni
q.
sprdyy o smrii jcjiho manSclo,
aysak soutasne pfincsla poiyr2eni
apray q skvalfch vfslcdcich Jcho
vizNrmnfch ccSt
Jimavd n pcsir6 %vypr6vdni o
male indidnskt Wlncczne Poca.
honte vldy nalezne ii ccStu k srdci
mladd Ameriky, Okrcsy v lowe
u N6padni Virginii, mdsiecka V
Bond okrcSu v lllinoisn, Cape
Girardcuu okrcsu Y Missouri u V
SkalisifcR horach v Alberta. IA.
nnda, jsou po nj poimcnov6ny,
jmtncm nnglickt kraloyny Vi.
ctoric shledhvhmc SO v anglickych
osadaeh 'od kapitolu Brilickt Go.
tumble NJ do srdcc Affiky We
Victoria Nyanza q Victoria v0do.
padcch NJ po kolonii Victorii,
Amcrika Y easnych sy}ch dncch
take yzdalu caste pociu kralov'
nam moicfskt Wglickt aeme Mys
Elizabeth, Elizabeth CITY We Virgi.
nil, jmGno t0hoto stdiu samolnt
II asi dyacet iinScb mist VI Spo.
jcnfch Statrch ncsou jm6na an
glickych krdloycn Alzbela byla V
Amcricc nejoblibcntisi jak tomu
nasvedcuic celia fada jmcn NEST Y
r6znSch sldteh noyoapglickfch,
Jmeno clufy Barton0yG byIo
z%v6Gncn0 v Barton 0krcsu V Kan.
snsu n jmtno m~anzclky George
Washingtona, kter6 pred sym
snatkcm jmenovaIa 80 Martha
Dandridgcoyh, zycGntno byl0 inc
mem mdsta Dandridgc, Tenn. Ma.
ryInnd ncse jm6no pc anglickt
krdIovnG Mary, jak ~nazSvana by
Ia ysc0bccne kr1loyna Henrietta
Maria, mauzcIkn krale karIa
Prynih0
Annapolis pojmcnovano bylo pc
m%anzelcc kr6lc Jakuba Prvniho,
Charlotte. Amelia u Caroline o
krcsy a Charlottesville W Virginii
nesou jm6nn anglickyeh krdlo
ven. Marietta, o., bylo pojmeno-
yhno 20 kr6snt dccfi Marie Antoi.
uctty Alcutskf ostroyy pr pobfc'
III AIasky byly druhdy znhmy ja.
ko Archipelago Katcfinskf, byysc
TAX Rusy pojmenovany k poctt
carcyny Katcfiny Vclkf, jedDf \
ocjencrgietejsich %panovnic rus.
kych
Ostroy ~. IIcIcny, kde zemfcl
20 bolflivt syf kariffc Napoleon,
pojmcnoyan byl po matcc kon.
Stamina Velktbo. ktcra, die IL,
gendy, nalezla pfi nhysttyt svafe
zcmt kfia. M ktcrfm kristus n.
mfcl Helena, Mont, bylo TAX 20.
jmcnoyhno n n pHriny, n okoli
podobaIo Ne ostroyn w. IIeIcny,
Hart okrcs ' Gc0rgii %pojmepo-
van byD tnk X poctt z1hine wyo-
lnpni brdiuky, Nancy IIaroyf, v
Irskn mnobo osad, FEW u paborkI
p0jmenoyano byI0 po rnzD(eb
mDAclL Hadna NJ SWITCH nebyIo
uciiyhpa irskgm Ijdem 10 n mi.
ry jako w. Ita mcbo Ida, f0sto
zyaDh I'm Brighton y MpHsteru,
.atM .ukna uaiIyk,uo u phuuEpb
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-15
TRAINING
COLLEGES PRAISED

By Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, June 15.-Annual
inspection of leading colleges and
schools of the country which conduct
reserve officers training units show
that the grade of military instruction
is decidedly more thorough and of a
higher quality than ever before in the
history of the country, said an an
nouncement today by the war depart
ment.
The twenty colleges listed in the
distinguished class for general excel
lence Of military instruction included
the Oregon Agricultural college and
University of California.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-15
GLORIA SWANSON AGAIN

Though Gloria Swanson was known
to be a very clever comedy actress in
Keystone comedies. very few suspect
ed that she possessed the emotional
depth and histrionic power to perform
roles of a serious order. "Her De-
cisicn' recently prduced under the Tri-
angle banner, was her first serious at
tempt at drama and she Immediately
sprang into the good graces of metro
politan critics and picture lovers.
In "Iou Can't Believe Everything"
scheduled for the Topic theater on
Thursday, Miss Swanson duplicates
her first triumph. She appears in the
featured role of Patria Reynolds, an
attractive young orphan of indepen-
dent fortune, who is the rage Of a
fashionable summer colony.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-15
OFFICIALS Of
Continued from page ~

ner in which warrants are handled, as
he believes there is too much red tape
in the present manner.
On the whole, however, the report
was highly gratifying to the manage
ment of the district.
This occupied nearly the entire
morning.
This afternoon Walter KiGbey was
presenting his informal report to the
board The 'gist of his statements
were presented last night in this news
paper
Mr.. Kibbey had several interesting
things to relate and the board gave
him closest attention while he spoke
Tomorrow evening he will report 70
the American Legion, as he went a. u
representative of the legion as we'll ;.e
a representative of the district.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-15
"MARY'S ANKLE" COMING
Douglas MacLean and Doris May In
- May Tully Farce.

Douglas MacLean and Doris May In
May Tully Farce.
He was a promising young doctor.
but he lacked patients and his closest
chums refused to accept his pills, even
when they were offered for nothing.
Then fate threw a rich uncle and a
pretty girl with sprained ankle
across his path, and things began to
hum. That's the situation in "Mary's
Ankle" the latest Thomas H. Ince pic
ture starring Douglas MacLean and
Doris May and coming to the Palace
theater and airdome tomorrow. 1t
was adapted by Luther B. Reed from
May Tully's we'll known stage farce
Of the same name.
Local screen fans will remember
the hilarious hit which these youthful
comedy stars scored in "Twenty-t three
and Half Hours Leave"
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-15
(BY Associated PreSs)

MEXICO CITY, June 15.-General
Francisco Murgia who with Generals
Urquizo, Ms.riel, Monies and Barragn
is imprisoned in connection with the
events which occurred prior to the
death of Carranza. has complained
that he was being charged by military
authorities while the federal authori-
ties had charge of the case.
The court ruled that he remain sub
ject to the disposition of the fourth
district tribunal. The other generals
made similar appeals.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-15

= A black satin slip with sleeves
Is a most useful article Of apparel
these days. For instance. to be
worn with the waist that has
sleeves there is tunic like the
one illustrated of buff duvetyn or
old blue serge. Another tunic OF
georgette transforms the black
satin into more formal daytime
costume.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-15
ICE KEEPS SHIP AT SEA

SEATTLE, June 15.-Ice barriers
off Nome, Alaska, are preventing the
liner Victoria, the first steamer from
the outside this year. from landing
passengers and freight, according to
word received here today. The Vic
toria is standing off within sight of
Nome,
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-15

The Imperial Valley Hardware COM
pany will move into their new ware
house building on State street on
Thursday. This will be their tenn
porary headquarters while rebuilding
their present building on Main street.
Work will begin at once.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-15
Child Burned in Explosion Dies.

MAR1SVILLE, Cal, June 10
Thomas f. Irwin, Jr., 2 years old, saw
members Of the family start fire
with coal oil. Late yesterday in his
play he initiated them, but used gaso-
line. An explosion resulted, and he
died last night from his injuries.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-15

JAS. Ward, shot by Police Officer
Steele at CaleXico a week ago, and
for whose recovery little hope was
held by the surgeons, is reported to be
we'll on the road to recovery. Internal
wounds are said to have healed, the
mans temperature is normal and he
is in good spirits. The recovery is
considered little less than miraculous,
as the intestines were perforated in
four places, condition which almost
always results in death
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-15

Write your Grain and Hay insur.
ance with l.. P. Sargent, $50 Main
ST., Ell CentrO. Best companies.
Lowest rates. Do it now.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-15

Write your Grain and Hay insur-
ance with l.. p. Sargent, $50 Main
ST.. Ell Centre. Best companies.
Lowest rates. Do it nOw.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-15

Thieves entered Plymouth, Neb.,
bank and only secured $2.15. They
ought to have broken into the corner
OrOcerV
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-15
|062as Abo;l72uzzI

j. d. Cohn and family are leaving
this week for Ocean Beach where they
will take cottage for the summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-15

Mrs. Smeal returned this morning
from Phoenix, Ariz., where she has
been on an extended business trip.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-15

A slight rise in the Colorado river
at Thing Tapoon was reported last
night by Acting General Manager S.
T. Tyler. At Yuma the gauge showed
29.5. an increase Of one-renth foot
in "a hours. About 100000 second
feet of water is the flow into Volcano
lake at present, and it is believed by
irrigation officials that there will be
no perceptible decrease for several
days.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-15
Natural Gas Kills SightSeerS.

NatuTaI NdS mis- SIgntSttTS.
ELDORADO, Ark, June 1.-Two
deaths resulted today from ignition of
escaping natural gas near here yes
terday, when member of a party of
sightseers struck a match to light a
cigar.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-15

Bill Paret of Varney Bros shoe de-
partment left for Los Angeles for a
short vacation.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-15

Wonder if that railroad pass of ex-
Secretary McAdoo is still good?
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-15

Write your Grain ard Hay insur-
ance with l.. p. Sargent, $50 Main
ST., Ell Centre. Best companies.
Lowest rates. Do it nOw.-Adv.
Bill Paret of Varney Bros shoe de-
partment left for Los Angeles for a
short vacation.
A verdict of guilty was brought in
yesterday by jury setting in the
case of John Cassidy who was charged
with lewd and lascivious conduct with
minor female, when on March 20,
last he is alleged to have had such
conduct with little Celia Wilson of
Holtville.
Clothing, shoes, furniture. Any
thing second hand. Will pay highest
cash prices. Broadway Second Hand
Store, 207 North Fifth Street.
Royal Bridges and Harvey Coulta
took a motor trip around the valley
last Sunday looking over the canta-
loupe crop.
Supply your needs for the little
Boys and Girls in hand made suits and
dresses at Th Ladies' Shop, Barbara
Worth Hotel.-Adv.
Perry Rogers of the Imperial Valley
Hardware company was the recipient
of beautiful bunch of wild flowers
from friend in the San Bernardino
mountains.
Mrs. C. w. Alley is leaving for Seat
tie where she will take a few weeks
vacation.
Write your Grain and Hay insur-
ance with l.. p. Sargent, $50 Main
ST., Ell Centro. Best companies.
Lowest rates. Do it now.-Adv.
John Fisher, a present year grad
uate of Central Union High school,
left last night for the coast. where
he will spend the summer before leaV-
ing for college.
20 per cent reduction on all silk
underwear. Ladies Shop, Barbara
Worth Hotel.
Come visit our store and inspect our
lines. Ladies' Shop, Barbara Worth
Hotel.
Don't miss the attractive smocks
and waists at the Ladies Shop. Bar
bara Worth Hotel
-
HON ESTLY IT'S THE BEST POL
ICY WHEN WRITTEN BY EDGAR
BROTHERS REALTY COMPANY.
62S MAIN ST.-Adv.
Special summer excursion rates
from Ell Centre to Jacumba Springs
will be installed today by the San
Diego stage line. The date will be
$4.32 for the round trip, good return
ing any time during 80 days from to-
day. Season tickets will be placed on
sale for 10 rides at $15 plus war tax
Passengers must take special Jacumba
stage leaving Ell Centre at $50 p. m.
daily and leaving Jacumba at 900 a.
m. daily.
She will like you to bring the right
company along on the auto ride, but
make sure it is few bottles of ice
cold Cherry Blossoms.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-15
THREE PARTIES TO
MEET IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, June 15.-Three nation
al political conventions will be held
in Chicago the week of July 10. The
Single Tax party, through Robert c..
MacAuley of Pennsylvania, today is
sued a call for its convention.
The Committee of Forty-eight, and
National Labor party already have is
sued their calls.
Of course, the hard boiled profteer
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-15

Of course, the hard-boiled profiteer
believes in the freedom of the seize.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-15

J. d. Moughmer, superintendent of
Mutual Water Co. No. y, has placed
his resignation in the hands Of the
board of directors. effective as soon
as the board is willing to relieve him
from the duties Of the office. Mr.
Moughmer rendered his resignation
after number Of complaints had
been placed before the board by Di-
rector II. l.. Pierce. or the north end
of the district 1t was the opinion of
the board that the charges We're not
worth consideration, and had been
filed with MIR. Pierce because as .
new member he was unfamiliar with
conditions.
Jim Cox and B. T. Cox of Narney
Bros. store were in Yuma on a busi-
ness trip during the first OF the week.
Ed Raymond, manager of the pro-
lection room of the Palace theater, left
last night for the coast, where he has
made connections to supervise the pro
lection end Of circuit of moving pic
ture houses.
James Crerar leaves Friday in his
ora limousine. ne expects 10 TOUR
California and inspect his different
holding in this state. From here he
will go to Texas and spend some time
locking after his heavy oil interests
in that state.
Laura Ferguson and Mary Main Of
Holtville rode over to Ell Centre and
back on their new saddle horses yes
terday.
If President Wilson had accepted
the mandate over sugar we might
have had the sweet stuff lat 12 cents
"a pound until Christmas
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-15

LOOK-Hats to S35, now at $1,000.
Ladies' Shop, Barbara Worth Hotel.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-15

A verdict of guilty was brought in
yesterday by jury setting in the
case of John Cassidy who was charged
with lewd and lascivious conduct with
a minor female, when on March 20
last he is alleged to have had such
conduct with little Celia Wilson of
Holtville.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-15

Clothing. shoes, furniture. Any
thing second hand. Will pay highest
cash prices. Broadway Second Hand
Store, 2O7 North Fifth Street.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-15

Family leaving for the summer?
Store your piona and household goods
Store your piano and household goods
ley. Let cur experienced man crate
and pack your goods for shipping.
Daily truck service to San Diego.
Phone l for rates. Pioneer Truck &
Transfer Company.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-15

Royal Bridges and Harvey Coulta
took a motor trip around the valley
last Sunday looking over the canta-
lOupe crop.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-15

Mike Liebert won the coveted
honor of exhibiting the first ripe
Persian grapes for 1920. From his
vineyard he picked several fine
punches and brought them to Seeley
today for exhibition. The fruit is in
perfect condition, just right for ship
ment, and the sugar content is sev-
eral per cent above the legal require
ment. AS far as known these are the
earliest grapes ever grown in I'M
perial Valley. By the end of another
week several vineyards will begin
small express shipment, and by July
| the season will be in full swing.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-15

Supply your needs for the little
Boys and Girls in hand made suits and
dresses at Th Ladies' Shop, Barbara
Worth HOtel-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-15

Perry Rogers of the Imperial Valley
Hardware company was the recipient
of beautiful bunch of wild flowers
from a friend in the San Bernardino
mountains.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-15

If President Wilson had accepted
the mandate over sugar we might
have had the sweet stuff lat 12 cents
a pound until Christmas
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-15

Laura Ferguson and Mary Main Of
Holtville rode over to Ell Centre and
back on their new saddle horses yes
terday.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-15
HONESTLY IT'S THE BEST POL
ICY WHEN WRITTEN BY EDGAR
BROTHERS REALTY COMPANY.
62S MAIN ST.-Adv.

She will like you to bring the right
company along on the auto ride. but
make sure it is a few bottles of ice
cold Cherry Blossoms.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-24
TN pkOPLE PAY ,

Il II queer that the politician. u,
'lhls country have not learned lion
with other things, that when u Coz
porai,on Is heavily taxed. that taA
s not paid by the corporation. n Il
be- "a manufacturing concern. but 81,
he individuals 10 whom that cor.
1ora,Ion sells Us goods.
And W. II II that the excess profits
tax Is operating not Ia deplclo the
rcisurle u the corporations. but tu
urlall me output Of Industries and
o Increase the prices Of the manu-.
fac,nrcd articles. \ corporation
makes the people pay any tax that
may be made upon Us profits by In.
'reaslng the cost ~ the articles
which is sells or the services which
Fl, renders.
We believe that one OF the .acans
no reduce the high cost OF living li,.
n rc.eal Of the excess profits tax.
Greater production. which would be
one result. would mean. OF coure.
ultimately, the lowering Of prices De-
quantities sufficient TO supply The
demand were put upon the market
Industry would be stimulated from
yer, standpoint,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-24
QuiT kNN KING.

According TO Rear Admiral simu
the United States Navy Department
handled ~ end Ut the World War
IN most bungling fashion. fright
FULLY amateurlsh ct noiera.
but results count. aud The proc:
Of the pudding IL the eating thoro
OF
This Is all the American naval ii,
parlmcnt did during tho war.
Transported 2,O79.No American
soldiers to Europe Foriy.slS pei
cent went In American vessels. elias.
siiied according TO the nationality OF
the naval escort the United State
carried i,79O,36O troops. or nearly
50 per cent.
NO American troop transport was
lost ON is eastward voyage" report
I'd Col l.. r Ayrcs OF the United
states army general staff
loN thAt Tor a record
And that transporting troops. IVES
the biggest job the United States
navy had 10 de-. Il couldn't batt,t
against German battlcssips which
woulln'i come out II did giye bat
flc-lrd successfully to u.bOats
met with on the way over
what more did this sims expect ?
The people didn't expect auything
better There couldn't have been
lnnythlng better than No Transports
Lost 20
n Il hiFh time ior Sims 10 throw
away h'a hammer. don't you Think
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-24
LIONS CLUB MEMBERS
HEAR CANADIAN MAN
At REGULAR MEETING

Judge y y. wits of canadian.
who ~ considered b, many one o,
be- leading orators of the Panhandle.
addressed the members Of the Lions
club ~ their regular srmi-nontnn
meeting yesterday al Ga" Amarillo
Hotel. creating much amusement
Gith hiH swift Wit and commanding
ttoniion with his philosophy ludg'
Wills was the guest ot Frank u.
lamisOn 10 the luncheon
Rev u Thomson, pastor ~ The
Central Pre- hyteriar church and
hpirmgn of the cay hy.Dcslrn com.
mite" of the Lions club. reported on
be- work of the committee. ana sRid
that the pfinclppl purpose 0f hi
committee WIS 10 encourage the
erection ~ flrd-rlats. modern
structure to b. Hscd as nm auditor.
lam and gymnasium Va Amarillo u
stead at an uusehtly nnd made.
iuuic frame hdildirg Horace N
Russell also sanctioned the purpos
" the committee Mr. Russell N d
member OF the Rotary club aud d
member NJ the Jnint.C as .Ry-poig'
committee of the Lions and Rotary
clubs
Rev. George y. Cuthrcll who o.
conducting the revival ~ The First
Christian Church. pronounced TIE
uYucniiun
The juicy Jiy Quartet ,rmpo4,d
NJ Mrs Tack noolrN Mrs " i'
Flamm Mr. | 49, Davies lnd Mrs
D. liiscr entertained the ch'
.Ifh .',trIl musical selections MIS-
lloId r'oithHr rp,r two rcadiurs
md Il,. uIoi o. violin solo