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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
PR0FITEERINC TO
COME UP BEFORE
j. s. GRAND JURY
FLETCHER ASKS PUBLIC TO FILE
COMPLAINTS or OVER
CHARGING.

That cases 81 profiteering VIII be-
brought 10 the attention 81 the federal
grand jury. which viii convene In AM
arillo June I. was the declaration at
Lloyd Fletcher. special agent In charge
ol the Department IL Justice. yestes'
day.
Mr. Fletcher has Just returned from
Fort Worth where he was In conference
with r. y. Taylor. United states Attor'
ney. concerning profiteering In the Am
ariilo division.
The United states attorney stated
that he would present all cases Of prof
itcering To- the grand jury. The inves'
tigntion before the grand jury will In
clude all manner of profitccring. Mr.
Fletcher declared. and what are the
necessities of life II said To be- the ques-
ton of fact for the jury to determine.
u IN contended that any association or
combination entered into or maintained
for the purpose ~ increasing or In any
way controlling prices whether local OF
Interstate. cohstitutes n violation of thu
law and will be vigorously prosecuted.
Mr.. Fletcher said yesterday that AL
Fesaoni having complaints to make az
knowledge of profiteering should report
the matter 10 him en- Ca the United
Statcs attorney before converting Of the
grand jury. "a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
Amusenents
STAR GIVEN WORTHY SUPPORT
IN "FtiE ST0tEN KISS

While u IL true In these days n super
siar liciurrf. that the stars III"
thing" nevertheless the average motion
picture lnvcr. kecnly alert as Ia the
quality IL the production aH wholl.
Keeps q watchful eye open for the ac'
tors Who are seen In support n their
favoriie ANY attempt ON the part ot
the producer Ia reduce the cost Of the
plcturc by giving the star an inferior
supporting east Is met by a vigorous
protest.
In Constance Binney's scc6nd Real.
art picture. The Stolen KISS which
g. u head an attractive. program nj
the Mia lon Theaier today. no efforts
have been spared to invest the produc'
ton with a group 81 players worthy o.
Interpreting the adaptation of Lucille
Van sykes whimsical story. Little
Miss Blythe DAY" Tire character II
the itory. which In book form IL run
ming into several editions as me of the
popular novels az the year just past,
required Tor It's proper transfer to the
screen an assembly ~ expert character
d,lin,atorr and In full recognition Of
this flps the Rcalaft concern has
chos n Rodney La Roque. Frank I.oscc
q soigc Backua. Robert Schablo. Agnes
Everett Edyna Davies. and others sim
ilarly well known. to rupport Miss Bin
ncy. al.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
TWO MEN ARE TRIED
ON INSANITY CHARGES
IN JOHNsON's COURT

Two men were tried ON charges of
insanity by County Judge Ray G. John.
son yesterday afternoon. Emmett Wal.
icrs was adiudged not to be- ~ unsoun.'
mind. while James Leonard was found
innane and will be taken o. the sta 10
insaIn asylum.
Leonard was ARRESTED several DAYS
aga By the police On charge of va.
grancy and while serving term ~
five days In the city jail he IL said %
have. written letters 10 John n. Wat.
"a. manager Of the local Harvey House
and Mr.. Watson. The istters were
along religious lines and Biblical scrip
lures were quoted. Terrifying in his
own behalf. Leonard DECLARED that he
wrote the leties while under the In.
flucnce ~ mesmerism. saying that both
Mr. and Mrs Watson were hypnotisls
aud that they had put him under his
Hpell. While on the stand and In an.
swcring questions asked by Mr.. Wat.
ron. Leonard refused Ia facc the inter.
rogator. saying he feared another spell
of mesmerism. st
The cagplalnt charging insanity was
flsd against Leonard fearing. Watson
raid that he would attempt .to take the
life II. his 4year-old daughter. bnsing
his belief upm I.conard's statement In
one ~ his letters.
Walters was arrested by the police
Saturday night while under the alleged
influence of chloroform. as he admitted
Yesterday on the witness stand. He
t. titled that he had been arrested four
or five iimca while under the influence
II the drug, but promised that II h.
should be turned free he would not ct
undel It's influence again. The com.
llaint against Walters was filed bv
chief of Police Davis II In understood
that the defendant will be- taken Gaze
~ In some manner ny the county fm
"a tim, In an effort Ia break him 81 the
urc oi the drug which he admitted
using.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
AMARILLO ELKs and
CUBS TO TANGLE At
CITY PARK SUNDAY

Following two SUNDAYS ~ idleness.
Amarillo Elks baseball team Will
tamgi. with the Amarillo cubs at $50
o'clock tomorrow afternoon nj the city
Park diamond Bath teams have been
strengthened during the past few DAYS.
and IL ~ predicted that warm con-
test wan he staged.
Although the Elks have ondcavorcd
to- fecurp u star pitcher for several
week.. iust about the time II was
thought deal was completed. sonc'
thing came up that made II impossible
to rign up the man desired.
The Eiks Recently defeated Tulia .
to .. aud won several practice games
from the high school team. The cubs
have played more games than any lo.
cal team this rrass9. having been de-.
feet'd emily once. Panhandle winning
To- I.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
DR. IOvEi.aND WILL
SPEAK msRE AGAIN

DR. Frank L. lJoveland. a noted lee
iurcr IL Topeka. Kas. who ~ remerl.
hrr'd hy many patrons at the Amarillo
chauiauqna. VIII speak here next FL.
day evening under the auspices of the
l,edpaih. Iioner Chantauqus. lie was
the principal speaker at Wichita. Kas
an American day under the auspices 81
the American Legion.
l'is addrsg here probably will he ~
clarion call To the renl spirit 81 Amer.
lea" B0luhevism. anarchy aud lisloy.
atty are deal, with frankly In DIR. Log.
lands address.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
cHAUTAUQUA TICKET
1.a SALE REPORTS GOOD

The reports 81 committeeman en-
gagged In the sale NJ Chautauqua tickets
showed total sales ~ tickets amounting
Ia sl.aOe al the luncheon at Darnalrs
cafe yesterday, M noon. -Four ~ the
committeeman reported sales above
$780,
". y. Jansen was the high MAJ.
turning In sess.5e. q. NJ. Davis WINS
second. reporting sii5.Go. II. l.. Rogers
turned In Sl33.s0 ana q. q. ordway
sis7.55. The association IN vet $500
short of the amount required and II Is
expected that amount will be raised nv
next meeting.
AZ the conclusion 81 the meeting an'
other luncheon was announced for the
Roon hour next Tuesday. and every
membcr Of the committee of 30 " urec
to be- present. In care a member finds
u impractical to attend II IL requested
that he send In his report, rs Il will
he the final meeting before tle opening
II the chau,auqua Tuesday afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
COAL DUST LODGED
IN % IN Miners LUNGS
Teiis How Ills Cough Was Conquered
and Health Restored.

In November. 1916. I was working
IN \ coal mine and the dciurs said the
coal dart had settled IN my lungs
couldn't lie down an my right side.
coughcd ~ I couldn't sleep and had
constant pain In my right lung and
under my shoulder blades. cough.
ed 20 hard the hlood would squirt cut
of my nosc. Finally the doctors had
me change climate and live outdoors
hut didn't improve.
Then came home and started on
Nltlks Emulsion. Thank God. ! did a..
as Il dbl mc a lot of gond right from
the start. lo0scitng up the coal ans, in
my right lung. In few weeks my
lungs were free. could sleep like .
baby. had an eNcciicut appetite and my
cough left me entirely: gained hack
30 rounds In weight and went hack to
work IN the mines completely restored
o. health. &C. a. Bum. 9Th Avcnrs
and y. 18th street. Terrc Hautc. Ind.
Thourlnds 81 victims cf Justified
cir. develop the same trouble that MIR.
hmm had. Miiks Emulsion costs Moth
ing to try. - why net NJ least try IL
Milkn i.muisiun ~ u pleasant. nutri'
tive food AMI a corrective medicine. II
restores healthy. NATURAL howell action.
doing away with al need OF pills and
physics. u promotes appctitie ana
quickly puts the digestive organs IN
shane To assimllatc feed. II helps build
flesh and strength. and II n powerful
aid In resisting and repairing the e.
fectr 81 wasting diseosc.
This II the only solid emulsion made
and ~ palatahle that u Il eaten with
spoon like icc cream:
NJ matter how severe your case Won
are urged 60 Try Miiks Emulsion un'
der this guarantcc-TaSc six hrtles
home With YOU. use u according to d.
rections and q not satisfied with the
results your money will he promptly
refunded. Price GO and 81 20 per bottle
The Milks Emulsion Co, Terrc Hautc
4 Ind Sold by druggists everywhere.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
SEAMAN WILL PREACH
At CHRISTIAN CHURCH

At the request 81 the official board
II the First Christian church. Rev. y.
e. SEAMAN at NJ. Andrews Episcopal
church. will preach nj the former
church at s D. m. Sunday. MAY %.
This IL the second in a series 81 ser
vices being conducted in the Christian
church ny the pastors NJ other congrc'
tions In the city pending the arrival ~
a minister Ia succeed Rev. l.. c. Mob
lev. recently resigned.
The subject of Rev. Mr.. Seaman's
sermon viii be "Sircngth From tn,
Comforter" and VIII deal with the blcs ?
ingr of today that have come down
from the rcntecost 81 long ago.
The public a. invited 10 hear this ser
mon.
Special music will be- In charge n
Mrs. Tom Curric choir director.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
Entertain High School Faculty VIII
Iunchron.

The first year Domestic Science ,lass'
Is of the High School entertained with
a delightful luncheon Thursday the de-
fcluus menu be'nE prepan,i mder TIC
direction of Miss Lucille Harris. the d.
rector 81 the department This was
was one 81 n series II lunchcons given
tor thc rracticai experience afforded
the students 81 the department.
A color scheme 81 yellow and green
was urcd. yellow rrtm roses forming an
attractive center piece upon the long
table. The following menu vas scfvci
Fruit Cocktail
Salmon Croquctt.s Crcamcd Peas
New Po,aiors In Chcam
Deviicd Eggs Pickles
fcrd Tea
Orange Baskets Cheese Rails
cI.mon Pie
Place cards wcrr aTTsngrd Tor the
following members q tho facinliy; Mrs
Maudc Wilson. Mira &. =. Atwood. Mis'
castleman. and Messrs Fnpnaiarser
Willis and Whllama.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
ClERK-CARR|ER QUIZ
~ ToBF HELLO IN JUNE

A civil service competitive clcrk.caS'
rier examination will be held AZ the
Federal building June IL. commencing
az o'clock In the morning. by the local
civH rervicc secretary. Applications for
the examination mus, be- made on ths
prescribed form. which. with necessary
Instructions. may he obtained from the
local secretary.
An persons wishing To take the cx'
animation should secure blanks and file
their applications with the undersigned
az once IN order To allow time Tor any
necessary corrections and 60 arrange
for the examination. u " announced.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
TWO PERSONS ADDED
TO DETECTIVE BUREAU

]. q. Pence a. 81. Joseph. Mo. and
H. ~. Hilton have been employed by
the lral branch ~ the ENilk National
Detective Bureau. Mr.. Pence will
have charge of tracing forgcries and
handle deep investigations. while MIR.
Union win De superintendent, 81 ioca.
ttnn
~ @. Packard district manager.
saif yesterday that three more men
win he employed by the local bureau
whca he finds operatives ne cunsid.
crs capable of handling the work.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
PARTY DRIVES ~ FRONT or
FIRE TRtCN AND n FINED

Osw man was fined by Judge y. A.
McKinnon IN co, ?ora,ion court yestcr'
day morning for driving IN front 81 a
fire truck when making run 10 a fire
Wednesday afternoon. II u said TINT
the ear came into Polk street NJ Sew
-n,h, ne'ensitating quick manipulation
of the truck by the driver 20 avert m
accident
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
TROOP 2. BOy SCOUTS.
30 DEFEATS TROOP NINE

Tisbp .. ,BoS scolna defeated Troop
In hatehall game at the 10th AMI
Van Buren streets diamond IL Co -
yesterday afternoon. This WAS the
third time these teams had played this
season. Troop having won two games.
lcd Moore aud Charles Green pitched
for Troop :. while James Green did the
rccsfving. l.lnwood l.ylcs and Paul
Ridinsr were the pitchers for Troop ;,
and Earl Elkins was catcher.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
cITY-BY-OEsIGN
BODY TAKES UP
; MANY MATTERS
UNIFORMITY az BUILDING DIs
TiNCES FROM SIDEWALKS
II ADNOCtTED.

Many plans Tor tho civic bctterment
~ Amarillo were discussed at luncheon
of the City.hy. Design committee yestcr.
day noon NJ the Amarillo hotel Stren'
uour efforts viii be- made Ia yet unit
formity M DISTANCES of residences and
burlncss buildings from sidewalks. A
committee was appointed To investigate
the building codes II other cities and Ia
make recommendations for Amarillo
Tho'c un the committee are: II. u.
Jones. w A. Kaufman. J. W. Crudg.
ington. Mrs. \. Eberstadt and W. A.
Askew.
Complaints were also made that some
of the streets In new additions do not
conform "a those In the main part ~
the city ~ even follow any definite
plan. and II ~ planned 90 take steps Ia
siop this practice.
Endorrement 81 n county library was
given by the committee support being
urged for increasing present facilities.
Steps wire taken for the permanent
organization of the committee. DIR. II.
Thomson. temporary chairman. was
given authority To- appoint committee
of three to make nominations and rec
concentrations Tor the future IN regard
io work. Members of this committed
viii De- announced later by DR. Thorn.
zen.
H. ~ Pittman. Il. II. Nichols and
Mrs. Howard Trigg were appointed on
a committee Ia see about improving the
rad Co tho cemetery. and also about
obtaining land for cnlarging the GENE.
terry.
Those present at the luncheon were
Horace Russell. DR.. Thomson. Mayor
Ion y. Mars. :. '. Sullenhcrgcr. l..
NJ. pittmnn. ". Il. Kaufman. !. n. Rus
Dll. u. u. Nichols. W. W. E1onniken
and Mrs Howard Trigg
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
OPEN SHOP DIRECTORS
WILL MEET MONDAY

The hoard ~ directors ~ the Open
shop Aasociation of Amarillo will meet
at the city hall Monday aud elect off
c'ry for the coming year The meciin.,
had been announced to be- held at lOso
O',lpck Yesterday morning.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
~ss

Dr. J. y. Num- returned YESTERDAYS
from I'lalnvicw where ae had gone &
attend the annual commencement cXe''
ci,rs uf Wayland Baptist College AMI
a meeting uf the college board oi
trustees.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22

Nrs vannle Thackcry. II. j.. ID =. 81.
Paris. o., writes. II had 90 chicks ana
they all died but 81. Then commenced
on Ayicol and haven't lost any since.
They have grown wonderfully"
IL costs nothing TO try Avicoi. 1f you
uont hnd that II prevents and promptly
cures white diarfhoea. chick cholers ~,
all bowel diseases OF poultry, tell us and
your money VIII be refunded hy return
mail. Avicol II sold by most druggists
and poultry remedy dealers, or you can
send 2Sc or Soc today for a package By
m,il postpaid Eurrell-Dugger Co, ssl
Columbia BIDS. Indianapolis. Ind.
AXIcQI.
stops chicks dying
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22

An Avicol tablet,
placed In the drinking
water. will positively
save your little chicks
from all nich diseases.
Inside OF IS hours the
sick ones wih he as lively
80 crfckets. AvIcoi keeps
them healthy and makes
fhefYl Qfovv a nj .las,.l.t,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22

Most people lose half Of every hatch,
ana seem 20 expect u. Chick cholera or
white diarrhoea IL the trouble. The u. 3.
chicks Matched do from thls cause.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22

The atmosphere H. NJ clear In Zulu
land that Il u siid things can De- srcn
hv riarllght a. distance 81 seven
milcs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22

Dr. Geo. r Thomas will return a
Amarillo May ~ In his office after
that date.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-02
MILK MUST Be FREE
FROM C0NTAG|ON
Cows Have TO Pass Tuberculin
Test or Product Must be
Treated.

Min must be pasteurized unless 1T Is
obtained from cows which have passed.
the tuberculn test within year. In order
Ia hc sold in Delaware after August L.. A
resolution 10 this effect was passed by
the State Board of Health at its quarter
IN meeting yesterday IN the Hotei uu
pont. Owners of dairy herds must ne
with the State Livestock Sanitary Board
written applications for tubcrculln tests
III after August | they have St made
such an application, and they sell miik
which does not meet the requirements Oh
the new resolution, they shall be subject
90 fine of S. 10 s25 Each day during
which the violation continues VIII be re-
pardcd rs a separate ouense.
Similar requirements Tor wilmington
are expected 20 be passed by City Council
I'M the milk ordinance now before that
body. The ordinance also contains other
proyisions which do not apply To the state
a. whole but which. the trainers of the
measure declare. Will bring a great inn
movement IN the quality of milk sold IN
Wilmington.
The Board also passed resolution for
bidding the practise Of midwifery In the
state hv anvonc except a duly licensed
physician or midwife licensed by the
state Board OF Health. Licenses VIII be
ISSUED yearly and may be withdrawn for
Incompetence, failure to report births,
ar other causes. ANY midwife who refuses
q allow a trained nurse to be present at the
birth of child shall have her license re-
VokeS The purpose of the resolution,
said Chester II. Wells, state health com
missioner, after the meeting, IS TO reduce
infant mortality by improving the stand
ard OF training for midwivcs.