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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-29

lla Qcll pll NyuCOVdHl UyNd he
pokojna, bud re uciteli dobre
nerozumi (u deti chudym ces
kym slovnikem) anebo re uci-
tel vyklada ucivo We forme pri
lis tezke. TO, co zajima ucite-
lie co on dobfe chape, nepo-
chopl deseti ci dvanactilete dl-
te, majici jine schopnosti q "a
Ijmy, veku svemu podfizene.
Rovnez kazen zaku V podo-
be prisneho sc podrobeni pred
pisum ucitelovym neni zdrava.
kazen musl vychazeti ze zaka
,sameho, jeho lasky ucty k
teske skole. Musi byti dusled-
KEN zakova zajmu o vyucova
INF. Skola, We ktere Sc neozve
lCasem smich, kde ucitel vtip-
nou poznamkou nedovede vyu-
lcovani okorenit, kde k chybe
| neb k nepatrnemu precinu ne
ma laskaveho napomenutl a
| lshovivavosti, takova Skola sta
va Sc diteti muclrnou, odpuzu
lie a budi nenavist. Nevycho-
lvAva, naopak tyra a nici Y di-
t6ti tspechy drivejsi.
Jakakoli vydelecna cinnost
skoly, pokud by tuto ochuzova
la cas- vymereny vyucovanl,
skodi prospechu zactva, odva-
di ieho zajem Cd vyucovani a
tini jei liknavym u konani skol
Inich povinnostl. Jest to Zelme
ma priliSne deklamovani, sta
lvaiici Sc pouhym papouskova-
Inim, ktere svadi zaky k poVrch
|nosti. Naopak poTadani cennc-
Tho divadla, k jehoz studovanl
jest vymeren cas- mimo vyuco-
lvani, jest pro zaky obcerstve-
,nin a vzpruhou. Toto at maJi
Ina zreteli rodicove Skolnl
Patronaty, ktere uzivaji skoly
k vydelku We prosp6ch sve po-
|kladny, z niz skolu vydrzujl
Kdyz jiz Sc podobny podnls
kona, mel by jeho vytezek, a
Inebo aspoA cast, byti pouzlt
ma zakoupeni n6jakych pomu
Icek pro Skolu, jako mapy
skin ma knihy, knihovna, u
melecka dila pro skoly, cenn{
povidkovc knihy pro hromad
nc tteni a j. p. Pri porizovan
takovych pomucek byl by uci
tel radcem, die jehoz navod'
by deti ty ktere pfedmety sa
my obiednavaly. Moralni Uci
mex tim zpGsobem byl by bla
, hodarny.
: UGitel vubec ma byti pfite
lem svJch zaku, k nemuz b,
Sc tito We svych dotazech, "a
dostech pranich obraceli,
! duv6rou a laskou k nemu lnu
: Hi, kratce ably mohli rici: IT
ie mas pan ucitel my no ma
me radi, protoze zadny jim
ncni takovy jako on"
Smutna skola, kde sc zaci 7
citele boil, smutna ia skola
kde zaci vystihnou, re ucite
: Jest slaby We svych vedomC
a stech a nedovede zaky duseN
0 nj schopnosti a laskavostl
: vladat.
} Kdyzby skola dosahIa vSec
l. ma nj kladenych pozadavk'
II neni tim liz vSe hotovo. Zbyv
V zdc icste resent onohc nelpa
k ciV6jSiho problcmu, k ncmu
ii naSe ceska vereinost spolk
J. upirail svui zrak a ncmz ot
"a kavail Svou zachranu. Jest
a. mas dorost.
b. Bez nalezite pripravy skoll
n nelze zadati, ably dosplVau
Y mladez ievila dostatecny III
ts jem o teSstvi ably je tez
le SVEN nitru citila. Ale nesta
t. ien dobra priprava Z ccsl
O. Skoly. Americky spolecenst
a. zivot skyta zdejSi mladezl t
&c lik ruznych prilczitosti, vyhc
4, a pozitku, ze tato sebe lepc
a skoly pro dalSi cesky zivot pl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-29

zela? Ucitel Volta BeneS pro-
studoval zdcjsi ceske Skolstvi
a vysledek sve prace ulozil V /
cenn6 brozure s vecnymi naVr-
by systemu vyutovaciho a prl
tom zustalo. Vypuknuvsi val
ka obratila mas zretel mlmo
vlastni naSe potfeby. TAX jsme
neien zustali ma tom samem
miste, kde jsme byli pred val
kou, ale jeste jsme V mnohem
hloubeji zapadli. Zanedbali
isme tax naSe ceske svobodo-
myslne skoly.
Navrhy ucitele Benese zu-
staly zapomenuty, zpusob Wy
ucovanf ma mlstnich svobodo-
myslnych skolach bral Sc tou-
ze cestou iako pred valkou.
Zustalo totiz ma libovuli ucite-
love, ahy ucil jak chce, vlast-
ne iak dovede. Stejne jako dfl-
We, tax behem valky j prVni
rok 20 valce dbalo Sc ma to,
ne jak ucitel uci, ale zac ucl,
iaky plat "a svou praci zada.
Toto stanovislio, Jake Skol-
mi Patronaty dodnes VuGi kva-
| lifikaci ucitelove d nazirani ma
zpusob vyucovani zaujimaji,
ma ia nasledck, re naSe svobo-
domyslne skolstvi trva IA tech
samych nezdravych zakla-
dech, ma jakych Sc nal6zalo
hned pfi SVEN Zalozeni. Ale
vina nelezi pouze ma Patrona-
tech, ktere pri neilepsi sv6 vi
Ii nomohou 2 fondd ma ceske
svobodomyslne skolstvi veno-
,vanych ciniti vice, nez co sc
"a TAX malo penez tiniti da.
Kdybych neznal uprimnoU
! sn2hu jednotlivych prac0Vnlkd
spolkovych We Skolnich Pa.
, tronatech, rekl bych re cast
, ka ma skoly v6nov&na ma jedi
nc "a utel uspati sy6doml ma
Sich spolk1, ably Sc nereklo
re pro ceskou Sko1u nedelaj
( praniceho. Vim ale, ze mnoz
/ skutecne Sc snazi, ably svobo
T., domyslne Skolstvi pozvedli
: Ten ukol Jest zvla$te nyni, p'
l valcc, kdy emigrace Sc bud'
obraccti zpetnym proudem d'
!, Vlasti, velice dulezitym.
: Rozhl6dnemc-G Sc pozorn
: kolem, poznamc, zc nam scha
: ri dcrost, ktery by doplnova
a a rozmnozoval rady naSe Y
: spolcich aspon V t6 mirc, alb
; jeiich existence byla ma del$
d dobu zaiistena. Tento nedosta
q TEX dorostu Jest nasledkem ne
dostateGnosti Ceskeho svobod
myslneho Skolstvi.
Ably Skoly naSe mohly male
: ute svui ukol plniti, Jest nu'
. no, predn6, ably CO nejvice d
!; eek skcly ty naystevovalo, a :
!, druhc, aby sko!y nasc poziv;
j. Ey co nejvicc pecc a pcdpor
! tech, jimz ma ziskavani dors
J. stu zalezi.
J. X vyplndni prvc podmihk
Jest nutno, ably nasc jcdnoty
spolky prijaly do svych praN
A. del usnesenl, re kazdy Gle
le maiici skolou povinne dltk
a musi tyto' od iejich osmeho +
le ilu posilati tez do ceske svol
k domyslne skoly. Tajemnik sp
ku mel by scznam takoyyl
a tlenu a .ieiich ditek, ktery
H. kazdeho roku Zasilal Skolnln
{ Patronau, V nemz jest spols
y jeho zastoupen. Pc vyjiti dltt
III n ceske sVobodomyslne Sko
dial by kazdy spolek, ably t
~ " to Sc Staly cleny dorostovcl
klubu q Omladiny, kdc by S
trvali AZ do vstoupeni do to-
kter6ho spolku, kan by me
- - bezplatny pristup.
K docilcni podmlnky dru
u; Jest treba pro Geskou svol
20 doTysInou skolu takovych p
INN aby mGhlv hytl ZiSka
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-29
MALE VKLADY.

Sto malych vkladu posill
banAu vice nez tucet vkladu
velkych pr pomerne vySi
steineho obnosu. Proto Sc sta
lie snazime ziskati move "a
kazniky i kdyz jejich vkla-
dy jsou jen skromne vyse.
Jeden dollar postaci pro "a
catek a kdyz Sc vytrvale spo
II, zahy vase vklady vzro-
tou ma velky usporeny OBJ
nos.
THE. BROADWAY
SAVINGS & TRUST co.
Danka, sac ueS.te AAenSnr cixincem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-29

We schulz Sdruzonl Ceskych
Syobodomyslnych Skol, kde Ia
to studio byla ctena, a kdc by
Ii tez pritomni zastupci Cesko-
slovenskcho Narodnlho Sdru-
zeni, jednalo sc zpusobu, ia
kym by Sc dalo povznesti Ces-
kc svobodomyslnc skolstvl, a
by . n6ho yyplyVal prospcch
nascmu narodnimu Zivotu. S
vSeobocnym souhlasem setkal
Sc navrh, ably nase skoly by
ly slouceny pod jedno ustfedi,
Il nehoZ by Sc mohla skolska
prace jednotne q usp6sn6ji RI
dit. We sm6ru tom bude Sdru-
zeni Ces. Syob. Shol spolctne
$ c.. Mar. Sdruzonim Svobodo-
myslnych pracovati, jahoz Il
kolem Cs. Mar. Sdruz. Svob.
bude povznaseti mas kulturni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-29

HiVot toto move Vlasti. Y pr
v6 rad6 pax hodlA cinnost svou
vcnovati k odstranani ncdostat
IA ccskTch svob. skol tyto
Nsem0znym zpllsobem podpo-
royati.
Josef Masek.
The Lamar register., 1920-02-25
First Needles Primitive.

The earliest needles known in his
tory did not have eyes, but We're like
avis and were used for making holes
In skins. through which long roots OF
plants or leather thongs were passed
and then tied. Later hole was
bored through one end of the stone
or bronze needle, through which the
root or leather was passed, and thus
dragged through the hides as punched.
Such needles are found in the remains
OF the stone age. Bone needles with
eyes are found In the reindeer caves
OF France and lake dwellings of CEN
trail I'uropp
The Lamar register., 1920-02-25
LACQUER Secret We'll Kept.

Tne Japanese have succeeded In
keeping tho knowledge of their famous
LACQUER national secret. A great
uumber of native workmen are famil-
lar with the details. hut especial care
is taken tn prevent amy foreigner from
securing any Information about lac
auer except that which is OF the most
general natu,e and of no value to one
who desires to engage in It's manu-
facturc. Its basis iS the simple sap of
a tree. but as lacquer, when applied
to wood or metal. it is quite inde.
structIble. 4 coat of lacquer is proof
against alcohol, against boiling water
against almost all known agencies. The
lacquer tree of Japan is very large.
II is always cut down at the age of
forty years. as thereafter ii begins to
dry up. Each tree yields on its demo
ntion about six barrels of lacquer
sap.
The Lamar register., 1920-02-25
Have You a Little coa.i7

Ever see the Mexican coati? At the
present time there is no mounted
specimen of this animal on exhibition
in the United States National mu-
scum. and there are very few reliable
cuts of 1t extnnt, writes DR.. X. w.
Shufeldt In the American Forestry
Magazine OF Washington. The coati
has long and flexible snout. and the
general elongation Of the body and
tail. 1t is about the size OF large
cat, and 1t is said II has habit of
gnawing Off Its tail at the root; but
the writer cannot In any way vouch
for this. The COATS are excellent
climbers. and they feed upon honey.
insects. eggs. various fruits and vege-
tables. small quadrupeds. and prob
ably upon other animals.
The Lamar register., 1920-02-25
Before Needles and Thread.

Thorns and f1sh bones were used as
a means OF fastening clothing long
before the discovery of needles and
thread. Among the remains Of the
lake dwellers of central Europe have
been found a great number OF pins,
some OF bone and others of bronze.
Some are quite fancy, having orna-
mental heads. while others are clum-
silly fashioned. Some have double
stems and a few have been found
that were made exactly like the safety
pins of today. Among Egyptian and
Greek ruins have been found many
specimens OF artistically made pins.
Ancient roman bronze pins and bone
hairpins, with fancy heads. have been
found at Pompeii. The Romans also
made very elaborate fbulae, similar to
the present day brooeh-
The Lamar register., 1920-02-25
KEEPING
FASHIONABLE
By R. RAY BAKER
10 is2o. By Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate,


Eliza Correll believed In clothes
Clothes make the man-and they
also make the girl" she told her sis
ter repeatedly. "Some day you'll learn
that you ought to dress up more and
keep fashionable.
Certainly Eliza kept fashionable.
Eight dollars constituted her weekly
stipend. earned by mixing tempting
potions At Silverworth's drug store.
Eliza was one Of half-dozen girls
who presided within the circular for
nation Of marble at which "airplane"
sodas were served. and the high cost
Of living. the fate OF the League of
Nations, the future of Jugo- -Slavia
and the salaries Of the film stars dis
cussed.
But the eight dollars-to return to
the subject. OF the eight dollars,
two went for boaru and room and
the remaining six were expended to
adorn Eliza with fashions latest ere
ations- Board and room for two dol
lars q week. Yes. you see Eliza lived
at home. as did her sister Isabel.
Isabel cierked In Flemmel's dry
goods store. and her share Of the
worlds goods every week was seven
dollars. OF this seven two went for
board and room IS cents purchased
cinema thrills At the Palace theater.
an average OF 6s cents was used for
wearing apparel. and Ss.14 was de
posited In the bank.
Contrasted with Elias extensive
and expensive wardrobe. Isabels
adornment was like a minnow unto q
goldfish; yet the latter seemed sat
lsfied with her lot in life and never
complained about her rather drab. new
srtheless neat. attire.
Nor was there reason to complain !:
for Isabel could have afforded more
attractive garb A. well as her young
or sistsr-could better afford 1t. In
The Lamar register., 1920-02-25
Water Raised by Endless Belt.

The oldest of recent English pro-
ductlons is the spiral-spring belt
pump. claimed to raise 1000 gallons
of water per hour from depth
200 feet. even when operated by hant
The endless belt is mounted on t,
grooved pulley having vertical posi-
tion by n loose grooved weight In the
bottom loop. The water held In the
turns Of the spiral is discharged as the
belt goes over the top in its regular
rotation.
The Lamar register., 1920-02-25

en- and talked in undertones.
While she worked Eliza became filed
with apprehension.
What will the ginger-ale fend
Think" she wondered, and resolved to
keep out of sight at two o'clock. But
this proved impossible. for at 40 a
rush began and every available hand
was needed.
Maybe he won't come today"
Eliza thought, but she realized she
might as well hope to halt time itself
In its flight. Sure enough, at two
o'clock in walked John Hendricks. He
seated himself and waited for his or
der to be taken. Contrary to her ordi-
nary course of procedure. Eliza tried
to keep in the background, but all the
other girls were busy, and Service"
was byword at SilverwOrth's.
well, here goes. All is lost" she
murmured. and approached John Hen
bricks. For the first time in history
he smiled at her.
"Hellor he said pleasantly; I'D
like n ginger ale. You're new at this
job. aren't your"
Elza's power OF speech was para
lyzed momentarily, but she managed to
get 1t in working order long enough to
stammer:
"No-oh, no; that Is, not especially
new. I've been here off and on"
Never noticed you before" said
the glnger-ale fend. Must be you
had different hours"
Eliza deigned no reply. She busted
herself with the ginger ale. while
John plunged into his newspaper.
laying II down to smile at her again
as she returned with his favorite
drink. And It was a friendly smile,
sincere smile: nothing fresh about
It," as Eliza remarked afterward.
When she gave him his check, In
stead of leaving. he said:
i've asked Miss Joyce to intro
duce us. need some one to help me
use couple of tickets at the Temple
theater tonight"
Miss Joyce. another soda fountain
worker, thereupon formally made
them acquainted. and arrangements
were made for the theater party.
When Isabel went home that after.
noon she found Eliza enthusiastically
busy at the washtub. The news was
too good to keep, and Isabel was in
formed Of the big event of the day at
the soda counter. After hearing her
sisters story, she said:
Eliza. you made hit with that
young man because you wore plain
clothes-my clothes. Take my advice
and leave of the gaudy stun tonight.
You can have my best dress"
Eliza completed her work at the
tuh. hut when John Hendricks called
for her she was nttired In her sisters
Sunday garments.
one week later Eliza announced to
her sister that she was going to
marry John Hendricks. the real es-
tate man.
"Congra tulationsf said Isabel. "As
long as you've confided In me. might
as well tell you that I'm to become
Mrs. welding-the wife Of the assist
ant manager of our store"
Congratulations. yourself" returned
Eliza. You certainly did have the
right idea about clothes, Isabel. John
told me last night. when he proposed.
that he had been looking for a girl who
didn't overdress. After all. clothes
don't make the girl. They help lot
but they must not be overdone.
"Do you know anyone who waits
to buy o secondhand wardrobe-one
that's guaranteed against Cupid's ar
rows?'
The Lamar register., 1920-02-25

fact. because she had several hundred
dollars in safe keeping.
With the situation as IL was re-
sarding clothes, the two girls should
have changed positions. SILK at II
soda fountain was as out ~ place us
cotton behind the silk counters. where
isabel presided. Yet each of the girls
was an expert b her particular line
~ endeavor.
Eliza had secret. She was In love.
Every aftsrnooa there came Into
----
The Lamar register., 1920-02-25
That BRIDGE Fiend,

"Who is Edith to marry?" "dis
name is Bridge" Good gracious Is
she carrying the craze as far as
thatf"-Boston Transcript.
The Lamar register., 1920-02-25
Mans Strain Of obstInaey.

Almost any married woman can teii
you that there 10 some mule blood In
her husbands family.-CincIn;ast En-.
nuirer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-16
WIN A>IMN. Future CALLED
"JIRCl =" 0F TIIE SCREEN

o. the circus may b. said o. b. the
greatest show con earth" then u may
trUthiuuv D. stated that Tn. Lost
CIV j. "thr greatest film uf IN.
f.f''n' fr tn, Lost city fifteen.
'pi..sls production starring Miss Juan.
ga Hansen. GvFgr Ghe~ahru and a big
.rst ~ ftvurit" PLAYERS. goes the cirrus
"n' hcit'r-in fact several better This
Frrs1tiousi serial will begin It's run ~
the bgardi ihyli,t TO-DAY
Tccp into tho Jungle Went the daring
company ~ players 90 enact the scenes
", this thrilling and intensely adyen.
,urvSOU. story b'aviug the very Jaws
- dcath IN their determination 10 pic.
,uro the terrifying dangers of these
strange lands uu,iyiilzcd peoples and
f'IusioIs beasts - while introducing
40 - ~" Wild animals usually found
With the higg'r circus. The Lost CITY
Wrtafas them ir their uatiy. hauntS
and fur the most part unfcttercd and
fT.'
Hazardous indeed was DO. venture 81
'ho h!g company bat the story called
'nr realism. and THIS could hardly have
been po~rihlo with c-y,d 80 tanned AMI.
mails hence fh- trip into the jungle
300. u 'u tempt the many beasts o. dis
uIay their natural fcro.iiy before IN"
I .Hmrf4 vhi'" the actors and actrcsse-
portrayed %" many scenes % the ca
I'.ng story
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-16
Amusements
tTIIfL CI.iNTON ms
" APPEALING ROLL

s ,,iy % th, intimate appealing
.t,t, 900 which Ethel clayton hts beer
~ia,uUuug lately b. unfuld-d in n
lady .r im'." IN" pretty stars latest
uhotupl5y which will De- uu view 40 th"
Ai,a Ivn th,3t,r today.
IN, central figure H. 1u iunu,,ut con.
vent rl Barbara who mistakes a 10.
mantle temperament for love and vlup,s
O. marry 5r she thinks. sJ3Nr rascal.
o.. b. 'hr u,rl do.W,ll brother Il her
guardian The batter takes her into his
lum' when h.r husband disappears.
.Hurht uy the llv f.r fraud Her
pr,s-uy. lrHns.- the jealousy ~ her
guardians wife. aho il carrying ON an
affair with man. who. unhrknownst
tu her is frl.nd ut BIhart.s fugitive
hurh1ut lsriai1 d"spit. her strug
-is- against ncr feelings. falls la love
wen EI,nf th, upright ,"uug lawyer.
vh. - tf, i.b's' ~ H1rhara's guard
BAN. tk.. Up 'ur ,l., ~ proving her
marriage Invalid ewing ,o IN, discuv.
.ry 10 wife and child Of her "hus.
bands" st.l living Through drpmat.
iC '.ll's co event. matters turn out
happily
htrrf 10 Ford b. excellent ts the law
y,r walter Edwards directed "a. pie.
trr and % De- Paramount Aircraft.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-16
!, in, West Tr>a, &. Of 1.

S.s.II fu o.. Nlur
pEptt,H June The I,du,sh
tumiH Of Commerce WIS urgiui1rd
h,r, ThrsdI, and affiliated with the
W.tt r.NtS .h'mhrr 90 Commerce i
L. Wells ENhu Ntuager co. in. W.T.
lTN3. chamber eff Commerce assisted
m'r. Perfection 90 the new uut Iudg,
! ~ u I,H,. N1s 81 .utrd president e.,
IG % G.fNs ,i'vpr'sidrut and os,uI
/ 4. Thomas secretary m. organization
Hr.fs ua' under suspicious m1r.~ The
ua wheat harvest b. u"w con Local
| LL-- l,n-.--. -DN I,l.h iI..lNNlN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-16
HORST BITES PiECE
or OF COW BOi'> i.E'

S..t..I In 'hs NsAs
LAS VEGAS. Iuur IT, ldeh" IAN
Pearson is walking with % decided limp
l,rrus, ou. ~ hit Wild hrUnros r"cc",!v
boa u ui,., out IT his Lex NJ current
prices tur stcakl 1914 Sys th" animal
i,.t hi, grabbed on about i"ur dollars.
worth Pearson WAS rounding up had
rs,s Tor the Cowboys Reunion which
NIIf Dc, hold herr, oltly in July when IN"
animal dashed up 60 the horse be- wa'
riding and tested hts teeth i"ars'i AN.
ru,Ilv scuurs IN, Salt River rounnF
fur bad 'uus This year h' expects I"
un up.- som. \Hliii,l1u~ up salt ''l'N
iWHy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-16
RIDES IN BACKWARD
AND WITIlOi 7 >NDbi.E

NnfIiaI % I've NeVs
las VEGAS June To- RIDING horses
backwards and without % saddle t. q
stunt that Jew people ear" Z" under
rl, Vet ban Miller ~ BLISS oklahoma.
can r'i,h an that WAY les good rs SOM"
fulss ,.n ~ In show cas-" limousine.
Miller came here recently q" enter IN
the. COWBOYS reunion contests.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-16
HEALTH ESSAY CONTESTS
TO Be HELD BY N0RMALs


80 fN| To Aif NfNa
NJ STlN June "a health essay
contest viii be- held in the siN state n"l.
NAL colleges during the summer session
uf ih,s, Institutions under th 'dir',
ton 81 the Texas Public Health Asso.
,iuil,u. that organization announces.
tn, uilr competition Wlu Dee '~i1l
u he'd iu the normals At commerce Den
ton. Alpine Canyon. san Marcos and
huntsville
Two prizes Will be- awarded boo each
,f the normal colleges first award
& SIS and second rizc ~ Sln--hy IT,.
cal judges. while a state prizc It So
will hp given for the best essay sub.
miiyd from the six Schools. \ stat"
committee of Judges will award the
state prize.
The subject ~ the essay Is Co. hc The
Modern Health tusad'-- Factor On
Health Education. ana the contest Is
being held o. interest the teachers in
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-16
Dates For Pair Set.

Strl'a' iU The 'rNs
PLAlNNlEW June Eth, West
T,,a. District Tar viii o." held here
September @, 30 $50 and October ! Il
viI u, u u,' ftir Committees have
l,.n selected tu arrange pr,liminari"s
o. is likely that an exhibit VIII Doe taken
q. 200. Dallas state iair the cotton Pal
l,, HnI Goo 90" northern state fairs
with the West Texas Chamber ~ Com.
--.-- .Nlh.hlts. IA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-16
ClrtIE COT MY PLANS
STATE FAIR ENIiiBII

SPECIAL q. %. N.s.
rNuttNu june ls-Citr, county
vU have 900 agricultural pShibit 80
fH, uIlI- .'t'. fur this fU and pet.
il.ntf. in iu. West Texas general 1g
l.uIu1l exhibit 10 IN, Waco Cotton
rHu,, l~ u'l 8s Boz tho West Texas
Chamber g., rnmm'r."'s national 'Nhih
BE-. movement go. $inr Go announce.
wrr' mal. t,l1N ly S-Cr,ttr, Thomas
uf the chamber ui commerce
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-16
RAILS BASEBALL TEAM
SHUT OUT At TAH0kA


Special leo TIE Nsvf
TAliOliA. Texas June l'.~ln 90
nine inning magal,pd,v ,iao '''"innn
uu. inning game PLAYED DO both sun
shin, and rain here SUNDAY afternoon.
.Tahoka shuL>It the tv' Rails team h'
70 r.or, uf ? 90 % ln a seven inning
eu" Thursday Tahok1 shut ont oDon'
men too.
Tahoka was defeated 90 Post Friday
o., 90 soon. 81 4tos \ game h. srh"d-
ulad h,r" TUESDAY With the Lubbock
fW, and the lu,,l t,lm Eu'S 10 Slatun
SUNDAY a., goth fur game.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-16

Select your tires Sc-
oordins 90 the roads
they ERre 10 travel
H. sandy G: hilly ooun
tD wherever the going 1,
sp, o. he heavy - The
u. S. NUb6y.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-16

pcrntcndent Of the state Department
II Education chairman of the state
award committee In the II. A. wros
Health EeNay Contest endorsed this
,hod Of stimulating health work IN
the schools and recommended the sum.
mor srfsion contest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-16

health instruction IA then schools .s
p,,ial, in the Modern Health Crusade.
dirrctcdtin the Lone star state by the
H.Nas Public Health Association In
which movement over $4,000 Texas
children Participated IN 1919.
Miss Katherine Gray Assistant Su-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-16
GOOD SHOWERS REPORTED
OVER TAH0KA TERRITORY


Special ~ The News
TAllukA Texas. Jun" ii.-G"ud
showers ~ rain frll over this section
Thu Afternoon Formers had begun 9"
complain oi dry weather Morc rain VIII
likely follow Judging from the atINr
ph,tic conditions.
ouc ~ the largest crops c,.r rnierl
iu Lynn cont, will be- gathered ihi- iall
\ iatg" acreage OF cotton has been
planted