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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24
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The News recently Made a ret
ercncc to the un,clii,h service
which Hon. Cullen Z. Il1ma, oi
Dallas has Tor wears gwen the
Democratic party ~ IeNa,. seek
ing always 10 raise the party
standard and ever 10 hc heard
upon that side which h. deemed
the right. MIR Thoma, wa, one
oi the or:giual and leading Neil
speakers during the carpi'cu
which has Just closed.
The Houston Chronicle lud the
Fort Worth Record also pay Mr..
Thomas 4 deserved tribute. the
following editorial appearing in
the columns 81 the Chronicle.
having been reproduced and
iavorably commented ur.n hy
the Record:
In the recent campaign Tor
progressive democracy against
the Bailey attempt TO DESTROY all
the party has accomplished many
able citizens volunteered Tor
service.
Among al 81 them Hon Gull
len +. Thomas Ut Dalla, took the
lead. For year, he has fought
BaileyiSm and stood firm Tor
those principles un which good
government depends lie has
often been the target oi mud
Singing and yitupcra'ion. The
opposition has always recognized
his ora,orical ability aud they
have felt the sting OF his ri'icule
and sarcasm.
"ln all these campaign, Cullen
Thomas has never been a caudi-
date for oificc himself. Ills ,,ry-
ice has been unscliish and pairi-
otto.
tiluring the recent campaign.
wholly az HI, own expense, he
Travelled more mile, and made
more speeches Tor the ,uccc,, at
the cause that triumphcd than
any man cxccp, the candidates.
-Iarge audience, greeted Cnl-
len Thomas wherever he spoke.
Thc people hung On III, word, :
the- put their faith ~ him for
thry knew his message came
ftcni 4 heart that beat, ouly for
the masses. from q brain hat
thinks only Tor the good oi the
people
cullen Thomas ha> done mrch
f,yr Tcxas. AIcn and women IN al
parts. al the stale have written
the Chronicle calling attention g.
has unsclfi,h work. such q man
is needed in the United states
Scuatc. lie would be- q worthy
successor g. Hon Charlie Culhcr.
son. who will no douh, retire a.
the completion 81 hi. prc,cn,
tern"
II The News NAV be permitted
20 criticisc the above expire, ,ions
the criticism must be- based upon
the statement that the "opposi-
ton has 81, the sting Of b, ridi-
cnlc and his sarcasm"
While Mr.. Thomas. in III, re-
cent speeches again., Mr.. Bailey
in the Panhandle. undoubtedly re-
sorted To- Wit and sarcasm. !,
wasa wit and sarcasm wiihou,
a listing sting III, adirc,,c.
were upon a high plane. ~ ras
oNdenecd BY the favorable COM
mont made on these talk. hp
many who opposed the candidate
he reprcsenici.
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Arm, CT. Two Iirrnir.

~'fEoaft Davenport. vino d. .u ,i..e
do army rsCi ufirE Station .u 10.
h''' nD" d S-rEesrt ~, man. who Oh
r-H 'Hf isaVe naW ffr utafe than e.
NJ ls1rfs III enlistment Thur ..i1v
if WOO un' T. sent o. C4ugi
Vows Wash .u-f ffH tfrrr rfsrs
CO. HrN
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4 Editor. Published al Of the New.

tohF~ Iuhit>lted all ~ ih' N'"~'
Suni-s' nu ~iii0r should Just fDr
. fe" relieve his mind bv printing ,!.
Doe urvs p happened 90 ki.rw pi fhYt
minute"
tpuous would iu thrown ~ eIfy.rr
lrrsftf families d'sruHal Sights
nrh' nn r''ry rofner. ,irdid t's re-
swing m.rlsioes isry!nT fnr distant
0.lrts lawyers taking borg ylrlfiuns.
Hus in,-s utru turning things over 90
'I"iI rl'rEs frr stasf hUlsi elriF
iH-firE rex Hss nd d, .r down o.
ne nr or U.s.aifil.-.auT Tho ,lito.
urHf b.. -u mlFhri rp flr' bis Harpea
rlIf o. .d'n'i'..l % ui. .tr nmi
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aairrsr m1r i.. snf lr.w "a.
tfHlr. '"' Die u.r. .e .Itn .irf O.
10" flH. r,tUH.r s.a. .Ur1.
0r u.. .rd H.f.Hr r#lH..f.
go tH' .f fi.' rarsr -rs fls co.. .a~
'f... I' N.If'i'f irrH rf f'rr'
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Nniirr.

p.u1y Supervisor =. u Moo.s au,
ruunD that 10" uaraph,nalia aud
,hut,r ~ here for the Amarillo Lolg"
l.n,ai Ordsr ~ Muus" and tho Lo-lgc
viii De- Instructed "Wednesday evening
September Goth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24


stand IN N. ycry front line oi pro.
gres
New Mexico has the strange com.
mingling ~ the very oldest utilization
with Tho latest progress Resent cyi.
d.ncos " IA" eldest civilization iu all
history have h'sn un'irthcd M Aztec
VIM" al. surrounding cities show eve
'N m.rk m latest progress.
colorado q sumner Paradise
Good Colorado o. the summer para.
d.'". pun iH ot'rvWh're attracted lv
the phVsich cleanliness and the bruld.
minl,sincss 81 ID" people Nature has
sp,ui no. highest efforts un Cnluiud"
Tho erin over tho Tennessee Pass nnd
down 'hc Rio Grindo h. very iutodcst
lng l.ut that ridr nom Mmtfus" oi
~" famous narrow gauge railway
through the black Canon of tho Gun.
nis,u and over MHrahail pi,- has not
ln equal in ~ the wide world After
dinu'r Hf 'iW.u1ruu. ! found 70 seat uu
DO" rustic Obs, rNuiiun ear The littl"
iain frak"lik" 'iuWl'I up tho banks
Of tho Cunnisnn l,iyoi between the mt.
i'sii, cathedral towers on tith,f 4.dr
I'r thirteen miles their stately spires
ssDmti tO pierce the -wishiug clouds
Then ~ midnight oar train pulled iu'p
thc long shed ga top ~ Marshall ilrs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24

10 BARRIERS, Dealers in Hair
Goods. etc:
Can you make the hair return
to 4 bald man?
"Thc Miracle Nan" IS CoiiHG.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24
Crosses NJ III Tc>as.


o ..ss'd AGAIN every pat g thu
'f.I iouiin Of no" l.onc star state.
NH.. i,furt' dld ! ul'iH What in un.
r.rHH.rrd 'uuifn hf within those
tl-. ,lr1rsrs mo via 'Nriimen' ~
90 SPECULATION and development hat
rr fH. time uNrr-hHipv'j th. NOR.
.f..I.fary clements q fabulous
u,.l.h Texas he moro territory with
f.-f,T natural D., sources 'Nun wpH cV.
90 uus.,ss,d hy tho G'iman Empire
"rH, pNrilrIllN nov State II Okla.
Hum, lls fabulous r.'hos In her nat.
H..I n-alutr.s. u D. doubtful " ans
tfH.. -.Iu.m TERRITORY pn-s"ssoS aur %
EHri.'t - ri,h resources ns can ~.
fI.L within "a, borders Ut pkllhnm1.
F.. new stat" tho a'huul buildings
md equipment rank hllh 7 visited th"
~..., riv"r.iiV ~ norman the sum.
U.. r0rmals 80 DuIunt. WcJihcrford
HrI AVA. nl~n the Agricultural and
Mechanical CClivga on saltwater. and
tN.INH u,rn there wus unmi~i9l able
.i ,i'r.e. of an abort disposition 90
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24
Start Monday

Make the start next Monday,
and be prepared Tor your opPor-
iuniiy in business. Hundreds OF
calls Tor our graduates. Write or
-all Tor information.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24

iO.SiG feet ai1,s' sea level When
lo0kod up through the dim light ! saw
fin, sunw falling fast. \ rather
THRILLING August scene Sugar beet, pu-
iHtoor alfalfa aud wheat were never
better Boo colorado than this year
"Etrh old N"lfIsln b. prccmlnonily
lr agricultural state The broad fertile
acres 1r. DUVwhot, prulning uud' b
IT,. luId ~ enormous crops Wheat
was L.uti Hrd D,rn co. must sections A.
exceptionally luo The has u'pui VIII
tax the 'IhrItN uf the golt harms.
Mover VET. farmers IN such fine oloy-
e. ns gr. thfs. N,nusiI b. q state
~ miuy small town. n IN one see.
fiUu ,' ,u country wh'r" thc farm
holds hrlship The zine homes and
lang. uufhnusp' Hr" lee tho country
OmrhI ard Lincoln nr" tho only two
,Ifi,. BOO thn state that have street
cars lffnklv the towns in lutudrt"
JOS. H.. t,Ty Interpretations hut thu
ihuuultu,-s nod satisfaction winch
ohuHDuia, DO" country lilr thrills uuo
With ,,f.rou.r IHl ness hope
kin.as \ Wonderful state.
"lf Wt extended impressions ur
n.i misleading Kansas b. 600, 81 co."
best 900 round states Boo Am rt
Will utiul Boo EHIlHni Del. ID Zoo coo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24

|, will pay You to attend a bust
mes, trimming school with an
established reputation. During
the past Ten years hundreds OF
young people have gone from
,hi, school =" good paying posi-
,ious. You will lind new equip
mcut. and efficient teacher,
here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24
MOBLEYLEARNS something's Or TEXAS
As WELL ASOTHER MIDDLE WESTERN
STATES IN EXTEND Ed LECTURE TOUR

'IDn4 boo llu.sn i.uni un concrete in.
t,l.,.fmI direction whore ~ the dis
ttl,ei American heart even today
alins d.. -Yf1neD from rather SINE
uIs- .rf'liIr,nUc.
THE ur,p-Hf,d dissatisfaction Boz
.n,.r states D. ruur'oIhlanc,d bv Il
.f#r. ri. loci material ur" p'rIfv Crop
,l. minerals rri .irr wore never
soon boz such wriift md quantities \
hImuIis diuu,r pail with putkois
hUi.HF with bunk notes is t,mp0tl.
90 rIrfD'H rr wW'. Ii,s ~ hum,r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24

E,y o. e. Noli,y. former pastor ~
The firr Christian Chrr,4h 90 An
uli, hHF Irsf completed long speak
ing tour. according O. e l,tt,r r''D,.
81 from him ~ 'fars. Ark "" d'.
rnu'd that hi4 experiences ne 70 l'r.
tgr'r oyer me country had uD'I I.O.I.
Dninr 90 him f'llrwinG b. n review e.
ori.diiiCus 90 liry Mohlcy found Them
ln -fV,ru fli,s t. b vroi, Boz me- ht.
f.T
4 h,1. just finished ut speaking
I1it. uud.i ttr hig brown ton m',sui
wI 1880 mites 1ni covering a,s,n
li.s M" rr,nt summer rhipi1ulut
u these critical times furnish m on"n
f.Iru f.f frn sriuus run-id,f1tirr -
..ru rr h'm4 Tine ur, uls have nr'-
OBJ h,sr s1 open minded and 'nlhus.as-
ans Interested On ni'i"ll 1nd ~
I.friiiru'l affairs na uuw Large aud
.rf.s o. Intelligent listeners assiubl
q Iu ri'ft ,IfN ana t"uu. THE ."lN.
..t people cam" by mo hundreds 90
...u lHt vital messages
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Much silrni keas.artI.

Their. - - riuus silent r'~"I' %
lu= uu bon The minds 81 Nu'.l.irs 9"
.Is TIL" analytical disi', alton h'- r'i
f,.i,hrl a. Synthetic iuiu as Scr Il'
quality Il 'hinking b. STRONGLY moe
rrndsni u'i nt times oNr,,iireiy hf'
hut hrsrit vlthuui hitting riii' ir'i.
Thr I- nsIiIng rlr- r.'' h"i"-h
hi.u might Indicate eco o'Urv heiinii-
iIf t..lIrss revolution 10" sW''ni (
.ritf md -roUins III .-liisi l'll. 20
.rHf- marked similarity q" certain
.Hruf..rs Boo En~sit hci"rr no Wit'
|Ir. l.Ir' ,fy for better Tl'!" ."'"i
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-08
STORY FARMS CHANGE HANDS.
No Deals Reported Defaulted a,
600 600 Mark e Reached.

Special to Times Republican.
Nevada, March S.LStory county
real estate to the value Of 1885 ITS
changed hands ii the six days end
ing Saturday night. March 6. accord
ing to the deeds filed Of record in
the office Of the county recorder.
There were a total Of 25s deeds
filed and the consideration of them
ranged from the nominal tender Of 81
to S11s.OoO.00.
This is a phenomenal record for
realty changes in the county during
the first week Of March and Is al
most as much as the entire changes
for the proceedings year. which in.
cluded million and a quarter of
changes the last few days Of the fin
al week. which were filed in advance
of March 1 to escape the anticipated
rush Of business at that period.
Bankers. real estate men, invest
ment office men and the county re-
corder and county auditor stated to-
day that the changes are far from all
filed as yet and that the total will be
near the $4,000, 100000 mark. No deals
Of any Importance have defaulted be-
cause OF the purchasers being unable
to make settlement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-08
Not a Simple Matter.

II is not simple matter for the
Yogi Yankee TO poise his person upon
his brow. Let him try IL and he at
once begins to shed watch, keys,
pennies and stray silver, old letters,
leather pockctbook, lucky coins ana
other impedimcnta. Hence the thing
to do Is to take this viparita game
in puris naturalibus-as. we say
along the Boulevarr Sammichel-im-
medately after arising from refresh
ing sleep In the early morning hours.
It is also we'll to bar spectators. At
tempts to up-end oneself are not, at
first, accompanied by success, unless
one has kept In training. The man
with the bay window will find that
maturity has done much to disturb
his reversed center of gravity.
One may perhaps be excused FOR
reversing himself at first with his
feet against the wall till he gathers
confidence. Then he must take the
very center and middle of the room.
II you are one of those persons who
loves publicity, the ncighbors may be
called in to witness the performance
after it has been perfected in detail.
But at first, no; positively no. n GER
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-08
FORTUNE FOR MRS. KENDALL.
lnhsrits One Third Of Hall Million
Dollar Eetate.

Centerviile, March THE WIN Of
d. Z. " .:sss.sa, st..:s1 1. :ss .o::Ses 9:
the county clerk, gives his entire
fortune to his widow and daughter.
the latter Mrs. Nate Kendall. OF
Abba. ~
According to the forms Of the win.
Mrs. Wooden receives the homestead
where they have lived since their
marriage.
In addition to this she receives
two-thrds OF all his estate both
real and personal propery.
The remaining one-third OF all
property, both real and personal,
goes to Mrs. Kendall, whose home 10
in Abba. There are no benefactions
in the will.
No one has been able to esti-
mate definitely the Wooden for
tune, which will not be known un-
til the VIII has been probated. Mrs.
Wooden is named administratrix of
the estate without bond.
Superstition Is that the estate will
run in the neighborhood OF the
100000 mark. Some think II may
run considerably over this.
Mr.. Wooden's inheritance from
the estate OF his father. the late
J. X. Wooden. was understood to
be about' $500, 900.
The grandchildren Of J. r. Wooden
were given $4,000 each at the time
OF his death, it Is understood.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-08
sERv>ED'IN JERUSALEM.
Cedar Falls Man Returns After Four
Years in Biblical Lands.

Special to Times Republican.
Cedar Falls, March S.-Joseph y.
Brooks. a British subject who Lived
here before the war, has Just return
ed to Cedar Falls after more than
four years overseas service IN the
British army without receiving a
scratch. He was with the British
army in Mesopotainia, which cuptur-
ed Jerusalem from the Mosiem and
restored it to Christianity on Decem-
Der s. 1917. Brooks was the first
regiment to enter the Holy City. ne
says.
Brooks enlisted In the British army
in December. 1915.land spent more
than three of his four years on the
Turkish and Egyptian fronts. during
which II was his fortune to traverse
many places Of biblical and historic
interest, among them Jericho. GAIA,
Beersheba, Bethany. Joppa ana
numerous others.
He tells of the cunning OF the Ger
mans in arraying themselves as
Greek Orthodox monks ut the Temp
tation monastry, located on the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-08
News cf Union.

Special to Times Republican.
Union March S-Rey. and Mrs.
Lebert and little daughter are leav-
ing today. moving to the George
Mitchell farm. where Mr.. Lebert and
Fred Mitchell have formed part
newhip for the farm work. Rev. Mr.
Lebert's health will not permit his
continued work in the ministry.
Mrs. A. J. Tisdale and Beatrice
went to Marshaltown to visit the
formers sister. while Mr.. Tisdale Is
loading their. car for Colo.
MRS. Bacon and little daughter.
of Hazelton. visited Mrs. Harry Buck
the past week.
Mrs. Ray Johnson went to- Des
Moines Friday to consult specialist
and may spend some time in the
Nevada sanatorium.,
Fred Hickman, who has been i'm
proving greatly from pneumonia. died
suddenly Sunday morning at $3.50.
Funeral and burial will be att the
Benson cemetery, south west of
Written. Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wood. of Hamp-
ion and Mr.. and Mrs.-C. VI. Wood. of
Sheffield. and John Wood. of Con-
rad, spent the week end at the par
entail A. l.. Wood home.
Editor j. p. Johnson has bought
the B. C. Castor residence in the
south part Of town.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-08

mount where Christ was tempted By
Satin. The psusdo ntrnks were dis
covered signalling to the Turks AZ
night and were promptly executes.
Brooks was present ut the Quei!ins
OF the Egyptian riots In Carlo ana
Alexandria and participated In the
final engagement on the Turkish
front when the Turkish army was
put out OF the war. He has . varied
and interesting collection OF souven-
irs including blossoms picked from
the Garden Of Gethsemene. snapshots
OF himself near the Sphinx and pyra-
mids and 4 large collection Of Tur-
kish coins.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-08
Two Aerial Police
For Sioux City

Special TO Times Republican.
Sioux city, March s.--siouS Ci,S
Is to have an arcal police force. At
meeting OF the city council resolu-
ton providing for the appointment
OF Captain, Sanford l.. Willis ana
Lieut.. Paul V. Hoerr, aylators. as
special policemen, at . compensation
OF S. n year was unanimously adopt
cd. Tho duties OF the new police de-
partment will be to scour country
roads in aeroplanes for bandits. bank
robbers and other criminals known
to be at large.
Tho planes used by the Sioux City
Ayers are equipped with wireless
outfits. when bank robbers or other
depredations are reported to the
police, where the criminals make
their escape and are known to be
driving over country roads, the dying
police win be notified, will be given
some idea OF the direction supposed
to have been taken by the criminals
and will start on their tours OF road
inspection. Tho machines will be In
constant communication with the
wireless station at Grand View Park.
which is in telephone connection
with the police station so that IL the
fleeing criminals ave located n squad
ron of automobiles loaded with armed
police officers may be dispatched to
the scene In hurry.
Captain willis was a member OF
the First Areo Squadron and downed
six German planes, four of them be-
ing officially credited. Lieutenant
Hoerr was in the French Ambulance
corps uStil America entered the war
when he entered the aerial service.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-08
Beaman Observations.

Special to Times Republican.
Beaman March SIT was Thought
several days ago that the epidemic
was past, but influenza broke out
anew. Walter Marshaus entire
family. including his mother, are
very sick, and there are other pew
cases.
Earl Simms has purchased u
dwelling In Colorado Springs, Cole,
and viii move his family there in q
few days, ne win stay there one
year at least in hope OF regaining his
health.
Neri Kahe has moved 10 Toledo.
where his two sons have purchases
farms.
Gustave Aust is building a fine
hog house, granary and double corn
crib. II will cost about $4,000.
Elmer Bein, william Gibbons,
George Simms, Morris Gibbons ans
Don McMartin have received notice
TO hold themselves in readiness to
come on u moments notice for two
weeks or more training in the navy.
Some of the boys were stationed az
Seattle and others at Great Lakes.
Mrs. NJ r. Dingman is seriously
sick.
George Ryan, ]. w. Ray and Henry
Grund are on the sick list.
Ed. Prousey moyed his machinery.
household goods and stock to Du-
mont. where he will engage in farm
ing.
Charles Vint, one of Niennas eX"
tensive hog raisers, has over 700
young pigs. which were farrowed IN
February All are doing fine Hs
expects to make $50 pound hogs OF
them in eight months.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-08
Back-Ache
.;masS uP WITH PENETRATING
hAMLlN'S WIZARD OIL.

A harmless and effective prepara-
ton to relieve the pains Of Rheuma-
tism. sVatica. Lame Back and Lunl-
bago Is Hamlin's Wizard Oil. 1t PEN
etrates quickly. drives out soreness,
and limbers up stiff aching joints and
muscles. =
You have no idea how useful 1t will
be found in cases of every day all
ment or mishap, when there is need
Of an immediate healing, antiseptic
application. as in cases of sprains,
bruises, cuts. burns, bites and stings,
Get it from druggists for 80 cents.
II not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money. back.
Ever constipated or have sick
headache? Just try Wizard Liver
Whips, pleasant little pink pills. 30
cents. Guaranteed.