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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24
THRONG AGAIN At
KHIvA KOMIC SHOW
EVEN MORE PEOPLE PRESENT
THAN tT FIRST SHOW Mon.
DAY NIGHT.

Another large crowd greeted the sec.
ond IT a., khiyl kumic shows tu hr
staged IN Amarillo II was large.
mere ~ the gallery seats being nll, !
than that II Monday evening. and even
more enthusiastic. II can hardly Il"
said that the performance was NOR"
finished. fur there were no orudities IN
tho initial performance. hut u certain.
iy was uo whit inferior to that ~ IA
night before. and continues a. class ~
the very best show. whether amateur
co. prl frssipuli that Amarillo hns
seen.
Mrs clifford Thompson was agar
superb in her characterization 81 q
"Gir From Amarillo" Mas Madeline
sutton and Harold Shancr. with III"
able assistance oi the balance ~ the
east put over the song kiss Tor Nv
Daddy" boo great style. A. In the ~ o
yious night an performers. both ma'"
nnl female. came down into the lud.'
enc. aud distributed candy kisses u
their friends Som, few ~ tho inoi'
yortutosome kris blew some ~ the
more airy hut none the less welcome
kind e. their admirers
IN the second act Texas Jim" hni
even NOR" difficulty in proposing 70
Miss Daisy than on Monday night
Daisy WI sas willing asa maid could
be- expected Ia h.. even though sh'
laughed In th. wrong place once.
Between acts 7. iurin Driscoll was
introduced % the audience and som"
touching chapters Of his history were
todd his campaign manager says he's
timid. hut called upon for q speech h.
threw red rag In the bulls face and
d,iied the patrol 10 DO il wroSt
After the performance a dance was
held by the Mobiles and Noyices and
their lady friends at the Blackburn
Building There was a large attend
anrc and splendid time was had.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24
REBELS CAPTURE
MEXICAN TOWN
SMALL. BAND. HEADED ny CAR
Ri>ZisTA. CROSSED RIO
GRtNuF, SAYS REPORT.
By Associated Pres

ny Aaaortatfu rvs
BROWNSVILLE. Texas, Nov 81. =
General Tedro Gusman. former lies
tenant colonel In the Carritnza ARM
headed y small band Of supposed Mex
lean rebels which crossed from tho
American side Il the mo Grandc yes
terday. captured the little Mexican town
u Ramirez and afterwards fled To th'
interior pursued BY Mexican federal
troops according a. Eugene ". Parker
sgcn, ~ the United states department:
n Justice. Mr.. Parker returned tonigh,
from an investigation made by him ~
the point II crossing. twenty.eieh, miles
west At Brownsville.
Parker said that Guzman exhibited
papers signed by General Lucio Blanco
IN which Cuymsn was commissioner
general In the rebel army. General
Rlanco IL said 10 have recently been In
the vicinity ~ Mission. TXas
only nine Een were IN IN, band tina;
crossed To- Mexico and all were armed
when seen nj the laE'iorida ranch. Nj
Iarker learned ON crossing they raid
ID Saliscnp ranch. where mounts and
equipment were obtained and contin
ued Inland six miles Co the Ramire
station. the federal agents Information
revealed Al Ramirez they robbed man
named JOSS Trcylno u one hundred and
.Wcnty dollars. They then captured tn
nllroad station. cut tn telegraph wires
and took the instruments
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24

General George Barnett former com.
mnndant at the marine corps. and cor.
rociod by him. has gone everywhere,
marines nrserl. declaring that the fire
ilirmoni has newer been uyerinken BY
the correction. This weeks steam O.
brought hundreds of letters. all seek.
lrR the truth ahout conditions TIL
marines contend that they uro on rough
uty rud then mp held up at home nl
q ugh men with tho gun
Major General Seville. 70 member ~
thr naval hord az inquiry Inspected
every part NJ the fighting plant here
and found many thlugs "a commen {
but declared d W1H not properly equip.
prd Thi he found, was particularly
true as ioIo.plim mciliti's There 10
uot en- Nmy machine on the island.
and naval doctors boz charge asset
tho, can mot provide adequate service
f.r Ne men, Appeals for hoin nr" slil
to have hrourht tho answer That thoye
w,., nu funds Htu b. mot q health
resort and there BE- much disease.
The Bnudior Commander and hi-
staff hHy, made every effort o. keep
Intoxicating liquor away from the ma.
.in,s hot with Atoms, every shop sell.
nr n tIo task s difficult. laiu's
principal native drink il rum. n In a
wl1 thlng Marines who have turiod %
1y 10 is powerful enough 10 drive q
motorcycle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24
COOPERATIVE PLAN.

The maturing OF plans for the
cooperative marketing OF farm
products g. favored by the Natiod-
II Board ~ Farm Organization, IN
session a, Washington. \ confer.
.ncc will be- held IN 81 LON, ou
December 10 To- further the plan
which has been proposed.
Under ordinary conditions. TIC
law Of supply and demand should
Get the price ON farm products
Now aud then. however. jugglrr.
in the markets are able so to man
ipulatc figures that with hountl.
iul harvest that are PRACTICAL,
unstable bv the farmer. the non
inal price 81 produce IS high he.
yond reason. this bringing abou,
eorrespondingly high price,
against the iiniShe dproduct
A compact organization %
farmers would keep the actual
figures of the amount OF food
stuifS ready FOR market before
The people. and we believe that IL
this way fair prices, rather than
exofhiiant prices, will follow. \,
the same tiric. the farmer will b,
protected against heavy market
slumps w his ability to hold hi,
crop and market il. little bv lit,l,
rs the world needs the food.
One other thing j, should pre-.
vent is the attempt o. producers
by unlawful means. TO keep then
produce of the market. such a.
,hrough the burning OF cotton
gins.
Labor j. organized and capita
is organized II this 20 be a da,
% organizations. then there is II,
reason why the farmer. to protect
his own interests. should not b,
organized. too.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24

made London banks rich in the
past
"The success OF the contem-
slated export financing corpora
ton vii depend. frs, and last. on
the management OF the corpora p
zion But certainly the right men
can he iound to manage such ="
corporation. !, viii take some
time to build up the organization
i.ut with the excellent and init
mate connections which our lare
cotton export houses have al over
Europe. reliable agencies can hc
established without much diff
Guilty
81" believe that The cotton cN-
portcrs viii heartily support such
banking COOPERATION. J only
regret that a separate corporation
with headquarters at Fort Worth.
Dallas or Houston could not have
| been formed at this time. ~ the
closest cooperation between the
corporation and the exporters
seems essential Tor IN immediate
successful operation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24
TO BEGIN CONFERENCE

President Harding viii bcgiI'
his conferences with members OF
both Democratic and Republican,
parties with reference 10 tbs
League cf Nations issue shortly
after his return from Panama
Among the so-called Democrats
who will attend the meetings y
Senator Reed OF Missouri who
long has opposed all Thugs Dem
ocraiic although elected 10 office
on n Democratic ticket.
There are many members ol
congress whose honest view
clash upon the matter OF the
League az Nations. Round table
conferences. with full and free
discussion of the subject. ought q
give all better understanding OF
the League and It's purposes and
form the basis Tor an agreement
which must be effected by com
pfomise-as TO the intent Of the
United States with reference I.
any revision that may beNheccs-
sary Of the covenant.
The League OF Nations is ~
ready undertaking large things
Presiden,-eiect Harding Cannot
act too speedily toward definitely
determining upon course OF ac'
ton for this country. There i
not the slightes; doubt that unles'
some step Is taken TO tie the Unit
ed States 10 the great powers .
the world for the bettermeni o
the condition OF humanity and ioi
she prevention OF future wars
America viii find itself in a mos
isolated and unenviable position
The sooner the government
takes It's place in the League. The
sooner viii HE whole world he
come party 20 the contract.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24
Hoover Clories
in Feeding Of
Waits by u. S.

CHICAGO. Nov. 23-Formal an.
nouncemcnt u the organization II Eu.
ropoan relief council. composed Of ss,.
en- American organizations. was made
by herbert Hoover. former United
States food administrator. al dinner
tonight. Continuation of American
support IN feeding the undernourished
peoples ~ Europe was urged by Mr..
ho,vtr. who will act ma chairman ~
the council
The council consist 81 the American
relief administration. American Red
Crrrs. American friends service cum.
mitioe "quakers: Jewish joint dlstribu.
ton committee federal council Of IN
churches 81 christ In America. Knights
Il Columbus. Y ". c. A and Y. W.
c. A.
Il have % announce" said Mr.. Hoo.
~, the formation ~ the European r..
lief council. composing the American
Red Gross the relief administration
the quaker service committee. the
knightf of Columbus. the Allied Church
Council. the Y. NJ &. \. and the Y. W.
t.. A.
The war has collapsed. among bot'i
allies ana enemy. IN the face ~ tbs
Greatest famine n three hundred years.
To me !, b a glory 60 the United
State that 100000 Hungary wallis
should Ait every day az our table I
would rather have the American flag
implanted In the hearts Of the children
~ Europe than flying over any citadel
of victory. Twenty years from now
they will form the basis at civilization
IN Europe n We are 90 preserve the
foundations a society In the Fast. n w
ATE "a keep oisen the love II humanity
IN the west. our duty Is clear before
Us"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24
EXPORTING PLAN.

That nc Federal international
Banking company is going to re.
'csive the hearty support OF the
cotton exporters OF the country,
Is the opinion OF Paul Crusemau
of the Hamilton Cotton company
Of Fort Worth. as expressed in :.
letter to J. T. Caldwell Of the or
ganizing committee.
- IN part Mr.. cruseman writes:
II read with great interest
your paFphlet on Cotton and the
Edge Export Finance Act You
asked me for NV opinion regard.
ing the contemplated export
banking corporation 70 be formed
in New Orleans. As cotton ex.
porter. ] believe that il is wilhou;
doubt a ster in the right direction
which should have been taken a
year ago and now cannot be taker
quick enough.
AS ] understand il. this cor
porafion intends to do strictly a
banking business. furnishing
against good collateral and Sc.
curities the necessary credit facil.
tiles TO enable the American ex.
porter 10 sell cotton and other
raw products 10 Europe on terms
on which impoverished Europe
can buy.
"This problem is not a new one
and should not be n difficult one
TO solve. European banks have
extended such credits all the time
before the war. and have fourd
Il a most profitable business Tor
themselves. building up at the
same time the import and expor:
business OF their countries. Due
70 the extension OF such credits
Europe could buy. before the war
our cotton almost at their owr
price and resell the manufactured
goods to Ms az large profits. To.
day Europe is our debtor. Tn.
European banks cannot extern
the prewar credits. and il W,
wish to sell our raw material It i.
up 20 this country 10 extend ih
necessary credits. In doing :,
the South viii be entitled To- tho
profits which heretofore the En-.
Topean spinners has been making
due 70 his credit facilities. and the
export financing corpor1ticf
should reap the nroiits which have
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24
Plan to Honor
Hobby and Neff
on Mexico Visit


LAREDO. Texas, Nov 3 --Goyorna'
liohhy and Govornur.Elcct Ncff uf Tex.
40. win attend the inauguration oi
President. Elect Aware Obrcgon, IN
Mcxiro city. on December J. VIII b.
met az Laredo by "a commission from
the governor 1t Ncuvo Laredo with ~"
state hand. which viii give concert
here IN honor of the Texas Governor.
Such arrangements were made TODAY
through IN, LEGAL chamber NJ commerce
hy American Consul Thomas - Bow.
man ~ Monterrey
Governor Hobby and Mr. N,ft will ar
rive IN LAREDO next Saturday, Cover.
nor Hobby entering McXgo In q special
Ear az the guest ~ the Mexican Govern.
ment GoycrnorElrct Ncff VIII enter
Mexico A. guest II the city Il Laredo
and Will make the trip ON the LAREDO
gateway special. tie viii spend tc.
dnyf touring the Southern Republic
after the Inauguration ceremonies
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24
Marines in Haiti
Have Home Blues

q, Associated Press
PORT At PRINCE Hliu. Nov pa
There b. no doubt that many ~ th"
1900 marines un occupation duty in
Haiti aIr sick IT the job. They want
Go go home or somewhere else. II is
q hard 200" lor youngsters who are sent
into mountain regions in the north
along peaks az high ns Denver
OFTEN they are away from their po,'
f0r weeks aud ihoy declare thoy under
30 many haTdships tho least ~ which
is lack 81 ice IN climate whore II h.
essential
since the first sossiuu 81 the naval
board II inquiry in Washington th .
marines have been hearing from home.
iulk. anxious 10 know ~ they m" tll.
Ing part in "indisDriWlnlic killings
This change, first made hy Major
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24
ARE YOU SUPERSTITIOUS?
The RICH, Hand Turn.

These ohs' ryancos control thc lowering
81 cufnn. the putting on II u roof
ana the approach ~ Il man io house.
IN the latter ease. n satisfaction N Ia
., suit from m. visit tho caller Turning
Co. the right walks three times around
brfor, entering
n h. interesting a. speculate on wheih'
or co. not IA" beginnings ~ this custom
are related IN anyway to the physiolog'
ictl fact that the lobe ~ the brain con-
trolling b. right hand IN NOR, highly
developed than thnt controlling IN" icft,
aud mat the outward motion be- the ma
tural one hy virtue ~ The very structure
of our hand and arm mua.los
Tomorrow Tnluckv Thirteen.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24

In European countries traffic turns
g. the lett In New York. for instance.
the traffic cop THINKS we turn Ia th"
right because be- SAYS 30. but IN reality
IN doing M We are fullowing one 81 The
Dld,st supcrstltions of which there ~
record u n that al order ana harmony
In ne come from doing all hiings with
r. motion that corresponds to the course
~ The sun.
This h. why q comes so natural to
screw IN screw With right hand
motion--oi to twist thc hair fur instance
that We think there ~ nu other WAY.
Tho oidcr gcncmtIon 1t Scotland. 20.
day. have a whole series ~ traditional
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24
No Booze for
Cuban Schooner
by Associated Pres.

by Associated Press
MOBILE. Ala. Nov 2s.--Permission
"a innort liquor into Mobile from Cuba
IN the purpose Of fulnninE contract
with members II hts crew for a certain
lemount ~ spirits dny. has been denied
Captain Thomas Ionic q the Cubai
schooner Gabriel Palmer. according 10
n ruling received by local custom ~
ticinls from the secretary - the treus
Iury Tho ruling involves a point ~ IN.
tornational Law.
To bring liquor into Mobile for this
seal az the customs officerS while IN
part. would be- a violation 81 the ma.
ton prohibition law and can not b.
permitted Secretary Houston ruled.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24

So Jim and Stephsnie were left
with each other-alone in the
world---and restless no longer.
See Tho Restless Sex." Mis-
sion Wednesday-Thursday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24

The wIid's nie' elective lighting sta.
i4nn q. gan ourr Hnr 10 Arnlrt1n.
W. f..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24
Buy Georgia Paper
By AssosiAisd Prrss.

colt MBUs. Ga. Nov 23-Pur.
chase - the Columbus Enquirer sun
hy Thomas W Loyless and Julian
Harris. who viii take possession imm".
diaisiy and operate the paper Jointly.
was announced today.
Mr. i.oyless formerly editor q the
Augusta Chronicle has befn well
known IN southern journalism Or
years Mr. Harris q son - m" late
jC'l Chanflrr Harris. until recently
was editor ~ th, Paris edition u he
New York Herald
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24
Negro Slain After
Two Hours Fight


- associated Pres,
SAVANNAH. Ga. Nov. e3-Honrs
Moore. 20 negro. is dead. and Daniel
Van Wc'herin a white man Is probl.
hiy fatally wounded az the result ~ a
rItrhod battle here tonight between
me police and Moore. who harriotded
himself in his home and fought Tor two
hours.
Police reserves were called 1 tordos
was formed around the h1use and tn
oillcefs and the negro began an inces.
SAINT fire. Van Wrih,fin. O. .ceiyed e
i.Iir' in tho rid.mfn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24
Arre.l AIIsged Emle,,Irr

DALLAS Texas Nog. g3.-Polic.
here today arrested man they said
they believed O. H. George l. Martin
wanted o. Louis ne *. In ,onnsr
ton With alleged cul-zzlemen' inToli
Ink about i7ooHU0. Martn had h'en
missing from Louis lie since January
1915 local authorities were advised
He was widely known citizen ~
Louisville udn enjoyed the c1nfidsncr
~ Us business World he diza .I.,ars,l
just p-lof "a su audit ~ he books.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-10

Go to Kollers for your Ice Cream everytime. No disappointment there.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-10
Quartz Looking Good In The
 KuskOkWirn

McGrath is having quite boom in quartz property and there are a. bout 2U} mex In the camp reports M. r. Nurry, who recently arrived on the coast direct from the upper Kuskokw!m where he operated a rad 10 station 10: the Alaska Wireless Telegraph company. Fourteen shafts have been put downn, he says. and the ore Is high grade co taiu.ng both gold and silver; partly free ml ing and partly base. Tom Aitken will slip from Nixon camp about srO tens of ore this season. Nixon Is1about S2 miEes'from McGrat
 Murry expects to return to Aklak near Bethel, where he will erect a a wirelrss station for Uncle Sam.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-10
Street Lights To
 Be On Meters

A meter system with automatic shutcffs. so that no electricity will be wasted, was decided upon at Q special meeting of the city council on Tuesday evening. This will'sup- ersede the present system Of flat rate on a certain amount Per light a month.
 The automatic shutoffs will be So regulated that when certain amount of power Is consumed the lights will go off and no juice" will be wasted.
 The old contract with the Alaska Electric Light & Power Company eX- pired yesterday, and IDemencare now at work installing the new system which, 1t is believed, will effect a considerable saving to the city. Island News.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-10
FromBa To Worse

The cable which has been down between SkGgway and HainesfoI over a week took a turn to the bad m "Wednesday and parted be tween ITaines and Juneau so that now We have to get the messages from Juneau.
 To make bad matter worse the Dominion telegraph The Went down on Thursday between White horse and Ashcroft and there for; there is no telegraphic' com municationo between. the north and south of any kind. .+-
 Word has been received by grape vine that the cable ship Is ,on, the way to repair the line be- tween here ard skagway and the linemen of the Dominion telegraph are out working and the land. wire will be up soon.
 AS soon s,s possible the Alaskan w'l be receiving the news again
 We are pleased today to receive batch of messages from Juneat~ which while dated July $ are news nere.
 These messagest were brought from Juneau to Fort Seward by the Peterson and from Fort Seward to Sksswaay by Jlld Matthews on his launch.
 The Alaskan takes this opportunit; Of thanking all concerned.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-10

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The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-10
RHEUMATIC PAINS
Quickly Based By Penetrating
 HamIln's Wizard oil @

A safe and harmless preparation to relieve tho pains of Rheumatism Sciatica, Lame Back and Lumbago is Hamlin's Wizard Oil It peneHstes quickly, drives out soreness, and limbers up stiff aching joints and muscles.
 You will find 7!most daily uses for it in cases of sudden nlishaps or &C., cidents such as ,prains, bruises, cuts, burns, bites anc stfngs. Just as re- liable, too, for earache, toothaches croup and collie.
 Get it from druggists for 90 eentA.' If not satisfied return the bottle and get your money back -.
 Ever constipated or have liek headache? Just try Wizard Liver Whips, pleasant little pink piHso 70 cents. Guaranteed
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-10

Among the passengers who left on Sha City of Seattle last Thursday bound CT the states were John J. CuyIe, and his beautiful wife Of Hszel,tnl, Pa.
 Their stay in Skagway for Q week was mosst enjoyable one both for themselves and for the many friends this charming couple acquired In this short time.
 With various parties they visited most Of the principal pointss Of interest fin out locality and are lcay- Ing with the aVowed Intention or returning to ennjoy It all over again.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-10
Ryder Dependent OnBridge
 Salmon

".Tha extent of the development, of Hyder tis year will depend al- most entirely upon the progress u.adL cr the construction of the bridge across Salmon river ani of'el even miles O. road which the gov erument has undertaken and which will open up the Texas creek mining district" is the statement made by c. w. Cheatham, senlor highway engineer of the pureau of public roaGC In charger of the road work In Alaska south of Juneau.
 AIr. Cheatham says that in his opini,n IIyder has an extremely bright future, but that the develop ment of tho town will be rather slow on account of the lack of road facil ities. The bridge across Salmon riy- CT has: been started znd also uhe work nu ths road, ard 1t is expect ed that they will be completed dur ing this seaSon. The work has been retarded by slow shipments of ma chipeIy and material and also by the scarcity oS'labor.
 At present Hyder is kept up by the opcsattoa of the Premier mine, which Is ip Canadian territory. The
 new government road will provides a means for bringing out the ore from this mine Gs well as opening up tht mines in tLe Texas creek locality. Formerly the ore from the Premier mine has been brought out Over a sleigh roa in wInter,' says Mr.. Cheat am.
 It Is inc opinion off Mir. Cheatam that the mining property in Texas creek is equally as high grade as th't of the Premier mine which has become famous.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-10
CHURCH NOTES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Sunday sorYiG0s will be held at 11:00 o'clock in tho morning tl the'Churoh Edlfies Of Christian Science Society Of SkGgwsy corrsr Main street and Fourth al enue
 Christian Science Subect:-
 SACRAMENT
 The pIbHo h cordially invited
 Sunday School at 1900 n o'clock Wednesday evening service ct 500 o'clock
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-10
ST. MARKS CATHOLIC CHURCH

First Mass 6:30 Secopd Mass and Sermon 10:30 Benef'ction Immediately after second Mass. No evening Deyotions during the summer months.
 Fsther Edgar Gallant.
 Pastor.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-10

Asents-Blis5 Native Herbs, manufac tured s'ace 1888, relieves constipatio
 Indigestion and, kindred troubles; is well advertised. You. double your money. Write Alonzo o Bliss Co, Washington, D. c.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-10
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday School at 12:15 Evening services at 500 o'clock.
 Rev. w. H. Shoemake
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-10

CHICKEN DINNER ON SUNDAY
 VIII be served from 5 to 2 o'clock at the Golden North Cafe Price $1.00.