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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-04

There will be three sessions, begin ming at 10 a. m. Electa Chapter No. 16, hostess. will serve refreshments at noon and evening. Each chapter is to be well represented.
 There will be a called meeting Of the Culture Club this afternoon at 2 o'clock in the parlors of the Ridsely apartments.
 Allison Chapter No. 16s o. E. S, will meet this afternoon at the Ma sonic hall Powderlv at o'clock. All members are urged to be present. Business of importance and balloting Visitors welcome.
 I'Alliance Francaise will hold an important meeting ttis evening at s o'clock at the Civic ssociation Ev- cry member is expected to be present. There will be bazaar. card party and dance in the K of C. hall on Thursday under the auspices of St feature of the evening will be cake contest. For any further informe lon call Wcodlawn S14-J
 There will be a pseting of the Ken nedy School improvement Associa- tion on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the school
 
 The Norwood Needle Craft Club will meet this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. n. NJ. Dixon at her home, 2S1f Twelfth avenue. rorth.
 
 An imports mt meeting of the Lake view School Improvement Association will be held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock All mothers of the school are urged to be present
 The Eleanor Horde Club will meet this afternoon at 2.30 o'clock with Mrs. J. E. Sims 591s First avenue
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Birmingham Writers Club will meet this afternoon at o'clock in the directors room Of the Civic Asso- citation. II members are requested to te present. as the annual election of officers will be held.
 The Wilcox Chapter. U. D. C.. will meet this afternoon at the Young Women's clubrooms. programme of music will be rendered and refresh me1tS will be served
 Jefferson county O. E. S confer ence will meet Wednesday,. May 2s, at the Masonic temple, Avondale
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-04
! ASTER KNIGHT
 < CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY

Master Roy Woodson Knight enter tained a number of his little friends yes- terday al the home of his parents. MT and Mrs Roy Knight in honor of his fifth birthday The guests included Anne Hettrick. Elizabeth Crawford Mary Virginia Brabston. Lutie and Mem Price, Mattt Murphy, Walker and Leroy Percy, Julia Mae and Miles Watkins Clarence Mason. Fred and Jane Phillips Margaret and Jesse Yeates, Eugene and Roberta Munger. Margaret and Eugenia Walker, Helen and Robert Mason. Ferry Drennen, Tom Bowron, Ben Osbun. Sa- die and David Roberts. Eleanor Kilby, Helen and Charles Nice, Will Dunn and Dorothy Schultz.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-04
MRS. GILBERT HONORED

Mrs Harry Wilcox entertained at luncheon yesterday at the Tutwiler, honoring Mrs. R. H. Gilbert of North Carolina. the guest of Mrs. J. B. Dan forth. The guests included Mrs. Dam forth, Mrs. Gilbert Mrs. John D. Me Neil, Mrs. W. R. J. Dunn, Mrs Eugene Smith, Mrs James Dewitt Wilcox. Mrs. J. E. Chappell Mrs. J. M. Little and Mrs. Harold Brown
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-04
BR1DE-ELECT IGNORED IN GREENSBORO

Miss Leila Otis, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Lee M. Otts, whose marriage to Mir. Thomas Knight, Jr., will be prom inent social event in Greensboro, has teen honored with many charming hos pitalities in that city. Notable among them are the following entertainments:
 On Thursday Miss Elizabeth Chris tenberry gave a bridge party, when twenty-four guests enjoyed the game The house was decorated with a profu- sion of spring flowers. At late hour delicious buffet supper was served.
 The honoree was presented with a handsome bouquet of American Beauty roses. The guests each were given cards, on which to write wish for the bride-elect. the reading of Which caused much merriment. while Miss Rose Pick ems played the wedding march
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-04
DANCE AT ENSLEY

Company D, Fourth Alabama Regi- ment. will give a dance this evening at the Elks' Club of Ensley when the grand march will be led by Maj Lucian Brown, assisted by Miss Robina Elliott Guthrie. Col William Screws of Mont gomery will be among the guests
 Among those receiving will be Mi. and Mrs. J. A. Clay, MT and Mrs. A. E. Wickham MT. and Mrs. R. B. Gorham, MT. and Mrs. J. Harold ogden, Mrs, Katherine Mentzell, Mir. and Mrs. Tom Maxley, Mir. and Mrs. T. R. Clemmons, MT. and Mrs. E. R. Fleming Capt and Mrs. R. G. Davis. MT. and Mrs. S. A. Berry, Mir. and Mrs. Henry Keller, Mrs. Florella Bonnner, and Mrs c. Boterwig.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-04
SHOWER FOR BRIDF-ELECT

Miss Margaret Gideon was hostess Fri day afternoon at a surprise miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Myrtle Lyon. popular bride-elect. whose marriage to MT. Donald Ross Huff of Greenville. s. C., will be an event of May H. :.
 A color scheme of pink and white was carried out in the decorations and re- treatments.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-04

Miss Natalie Rothenburg entertained for Miss Otis on Friday afternoon at a miscellaneous shower. A number of guests were bidden, and the shower was presented to the lovely honoree in huge basket by two pretty little girls, Dora Otis, sister of the bride-to-b be, and Adelaide Torbert, who wore smart
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-04
HARRIS. STOILENwIRCK

MT and Mrs. Clayton w. Stollenwerck of Flatwood Ala, announce the engage ment and approaching marriage of their daughter, Antonette, to Mir Ralph Liv- ingston Harris of Memphis, Tenn the wedding to take place June [, at their home in FlatWood
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-04
MRS. IVY TO SING
 AT SOUTHERN CLUB

Mrs. Fern Minor Ivy will be heard Saturday at the Southern Club luncheon, during the regular concert of the or chestra. under the direction of Emile Levy. Following is the programme: Overture. Queen of Autumn. Biggs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-04

rfrocks of pink. The house was elabor- ately decorated in pink. carried out with pink roses.
 Refreshments were served in the din- ing room. where the beautifully ap- pointed table was spread with lace cover, and handsome pink roses, candles and bon bons carried out the color scheme.
 Friday evening Miss Alice Seed en- tertaned at The Pines" when Miss Otts was again the guest of honor.
 Miss Seed is noted for her charming entertainments and her home is one of the handsomest of this section.
 On this occasion the card tables, with a background of flowers, made a mos attractive scene.
 Delicious refreshments were served
 Saturday morning Mrs. Archie Otts sister of Miss Otis. gave luncheon in her honor. when a number of close friends and relatives were present
 Mrs. Otis is one of the younger mar ried set. who, however always enter tains with unusual grace and ease.
 Her home is most attractive and arr tistic. and on this occasion her delight full hospitality was much enjoyed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-04

rs. Fern Minor Ivy.

"Amaranthus" ..................... Glide ''The Flatterer". r"..................C .Chaminade
 Mrs. Fern Minor Ivy. "Love's Garden" Schwarz Floating Down to Cotton Town" one-step. Vocal solo ......................... Selected
 Mrs. Fern Minor Ivy. "Wait'n You See,' fox trot Lucia sextet ....................Do .Donizetti Sunshine Rose" waltz.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-04
BEASLEY-CLEMENTS

Mir. and Mrs. Walter Monroe Clem- ents announce the engagement of their daughter, Sara. to Mir Emmett Harold Beasley of Birmingham, Ala. the we'd ding to be solemnized Thursday, June g. at the home of the bride in Eastman. Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-04
ALLEN-k ENNEDY
 WEDDING

One of the most interesting events of this evening will be the marriage of Emma Jane Kennedy and Mir. William Henry Allen, which will take place at o'clock at the home of the brides parents at Woodlawn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-04
ENGAGEMENTS


Mr. and Mrs L. Solloway announce the engagement of their daughter Anna, to Mir. Irving Maurice Levin of Birming- ham, Ala, the marriage to be soemnized in June
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-04
APIEDGE.FERi;IJSON

l Mir. and Mrs. Jesse Lawler Ferguson | of Huntsville, Ala, announce the engage
 ment of their daughter, Marion Terah, | to MT. Charles Cecil Arledge the we'd ding to take place in early June
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-04
MIR. BELDEN TO TALK

Mir Alvein Belden will talk at Cable hall this afternoon at 3 clock and will have as his subject "Art Dance Today" The public is invited. Mir. Belden will appear in costume.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-04

The next story; "Nschievous Jack
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-04

Mrs Dan McDonough has returned fro ma two weeks visit to Joplin and Kansas City Mo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-04

Mfr. and Mrs. Robert Hemphill are in Jackson. Miss, where they attended the Leach-Perry wedding yesterday at noon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-24
CLEANUP OFFICIALS
PLEASED WITH RESULTS
OF DRIVE OVER CITY

That the entire Ell, at Amrriiiu has
pat un an entirely different mn, lrnnec
nnce 'h' beginning ol IA" t-'uu.up cini.
~ ipn wla III" rtitlnrnt nf Cl,mnut ".
Nut. general charm "a; g. a. Guldfunlth.
riiy Inspector, aud Mrs. toward =.
TrIgs. chairman of ~" committee IN
barge NJ the awarding ~ the prizes a.
hH sii,n by The ri,y animi Ion iu thc
ib",s districts 'loins N, mlN cnrcuyi
Wtk. Many 'ptrrai condition" hons,
haze been ohscryri hy lh,ir otiicirls
81 . uIn0Gn,,u ilai ;hr hnulrrS arc
l~ nng rlgft ~ H. Acht dub ~ iihin..
The d,br!s from IN, city. and q numb T.
og ''irh have h,. = iolnd - De- ha,
~ l,d,ip,ae FOR th,ni hIon their ariiva'.
u IL said Those whose hom,s The
vaghrr nave net j." ,iait,i are Lrg Il
10y Tbs general committee H. hay" ti.rlr
ifl"' ~ containers outside the ALLOW
sa," 20 tia THE hnicra can take II
away wthou, delay.
Following the completion OF Ih, haul.
ma ~ thu tiIish nom thu lh,h.i,o.. The
fu'elH and alleys. the final survey u
the cliy viii H. made by the committee
% Judges ana dccialon ~ ~ the win.
ming three districts VIII be- madr and
published. II II fll1 that some keen
competition for The rrlscs has been IN
evidence between the school pupils IN
the districts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-24
HOUR SET FOR county
PRECINCT ELECTIONS.

TIL county Democratic c,ocuiiv"
committee int lafI nlAhl ~ u" oftr'
- A. J a.. Jacgson county rhlhntn.
1nd discussed affairs IN regard t. rOip'
ing pnliiicsl elections The precinct
elections VIII be- held at 8 oclock. Nay
/. tho committee decided
Chairlnon ~ tn - procihct elections
woe NAMED. hii their igm'i Iiil not
ho nadc ruil'c un,ii 4 iria been ioun'i
eat whether they Will be- abb :" s"rvr.
The county cDnV"nth. viii meet Tuss
day. NAV I. nj oclocf IN ~" district
court room.
The miro precinct" IN foiti count
ala No. !, county court house. ~" .
ny hall No ;. no,il, tldc sioh h"us";
30 I cus tslda school hoas'; NJ 2. -
f,nncii f'h.A honsh. 30 &. iiili school
hnu. ~" :. Mit"rson tnncu house.
No. y. Polk rircL hlsh shnol. No 9.
sixteenth rircu Inc station
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-24

Mr. J istie Williams NJ the Amarillo Typs.
writer Exchange. has taken ths ssrney Tor
Ne Wales Adains Ma, h,nt. n you sy inter.
tAird h. viii lie llad H. dsmonsifsie tha woh.
'sriul machine. lie l. located ~ Wet IN
ar-et Phone leo. Ios Woodstock lIpeWfn
sfN, ace him. ,.9 .sie
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-24
FARMERS OF F0llETT
4 ASK AID or B. c. D.
N SECURING CARS

lnmrr ct Follci, awe aprmlqd -
a." Hoard of cay r1,riormcnt lev -.
si"ilnao ~ 80 sm1ug cara ~ lnc,i,,nir
shipment OF grain rr"m th,|r l,rlliy.
IN q setter u,~tci irum r. n y.
EIrl ~ the Farmer, Ctiiu s Srpply
Company ,,rtc,dsy b. HAYS.
We 49,, Nry mu'h IN ievf ~ or.
g. move "ui grin from Tits rlI.c.
Va h'N" t'n 'liA In tie elevator ~
three ~ c,al hlna ouirldc Ind h-Yr M,
li,n ME-" a. load en- ..n,, lasf Nuvt
fumus arr VAS ansicus I" htl. Wh'la
roads nie ny and th,y can set ih:I
N" i.rlds. Considerable fuinr /. -
The groun( winr ihoi" b. no iIon.
ant wh,n II "tF IN turi.r ~. damage
Very nm We could ni tie ,'c,ator
aiyain IN lllco daya II ", cou'! Set
curi Ia muNo what ", lu,,c un hnnd
ANYTHING sou can IN I, hrlD NJ ~
ihi Atuutiru win b, N,,N much at.
PFC, ihed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-24
NEGRO CT tRGED WITH
kTEAlISG BRASS: ~ tRRESrED

Following the th,f, Of = vcyal hundred
p"unds ol hrars from the ciiv farm on
Thurrday nighi. WIN Mitchell r"c'u
Wa nrrc,ird hy ,hicf of Police e. NJ
lnVis yesterday morning aud turned
ovcl 60 thu 'hriifis department \ cnm.
i,lsint charging ih,fi viii he placed
agains, L'm
Tie k"cp' o. ~ ~" city farm r"prrttd
.hc theft ri the brass To chic! DAVIS
wuin0jav morning. Mr. .l~ls noii'
H. tnk dealers w the ,itv to notify
him wh,n anyone attempted lo s,ll To"
stolen property Mitchcl's arrest fo''
lowed WITHIN q thurt time
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-24
CAMERA 10 Ttkf \iR
PiiOI OCRiPiiS II itLCtiNEr

!. =. EdWj ids Ihoturr. phcr pro'
haidy will lt makiug i."nl iNn,c-
~ ,rhf within u few day \ cru. 4
liilh especially tot that plri"s wi7
,id,icI u i,N dlyi ago aud me-" hue
i,ti,u. ". = fciton prr'il'n' az
The Panhandle Aerial S,iv!c' and
'rrsnsI,oiiatlon contrary las mad
Arrangement with NJ Edwards To- ="
The WORK 81 making III" ihotoe 'arhs
which hr W. follow n tie futirr ~ a
regular busirc's.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-24

lhc original producl',a rud a iucc -
on ir,udWhi
Fiom IN, unic the the p,si ii
aplnslg ifoin the nvcH 4 l's owner ~
"A crowded ruum III, mvth"h ~ the
pulco ~ IrIrvting uir,H at this "a
tn, IL HhOv u And wh'n the pesil "a
IS the police rnmmlshi"h,r IN pcTs' ~
Il come. from u HIthcr n0n, IN ,h'
i,dl nee has suspected.
In tho ur' lding ~ thip int'nislN ia
t'iritlng trau.a. = ,Ist e. New l"fii
:ivoritr are employed N,men viii "r
especially interested m the hhdso'n'
inwnH aud the elahu' ate hi.gc settings
NJ the production.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-24
Amusements
WO>IEnFv't. Weri.n
STORY " DE,>bi

Tint rslmc will out u" mait"f h""
dNtn ~, my,tuy iEiurEL r"d"'t 30
NO method. II the rulicr only r"i q
,lir anrt W!th the c,in inai, l. d'H
oittra,.d In THE rl.c l'Crl' g tmili
inf IN, ,ury screen play 4" q" "''
at thu Dcardi Thcaii,
Built up'r H. iom"'s Nat' NAV
u, niur.d IN New Y,k ~ the N"s'r'
Shimit. tn, ,iraiaa has ''''n mnl ina
n thrilling mo.un pi,im, ny Lawrence
wrhcr fanms ?'iL'cr 81 inr" ga
screen play, who has srccced"d IN
r,titr,ng III ul a., si,ur'iuir that m''
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-24

nin u Ma and Ma a. g. Terry,
Z 0nl lIu,hahnn ,trr,t daughter.
Aprii "a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-24
xoii,e.

Tnc noruhlio hs g roitr 'lnn;y
80 csr,l h. D. Get re- III t.un' CONT
room a. Amuiil" tryar II - T. 90
~ the AZ "..l 81 Nav, 49, - clr'l
o,lcga,us 10 III, Dhtr' ,mtsntinn
,nd To III" state cnn3tnil'h tu ~ 1r.l
~ Srn Anthir May ?i'r nul Ia ST
tend ~ any lmlhor huIinr.' thii 'rN
CON huio"c sfid con,,"t''n.
G.gncdi " G.. kE\YJN
County Chairman
DAVE WALL AS
Sc, ,isr!
- ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-24
CAGDRtss EDITOR
ATTENDS Convention
BY FAST AIR TRIP

Fred l.. lllhsolt. editor Of the Chit
drcts Index. and Pilot carl licntsnu.
arrived ln Aman.'o from Chil'lr.gs yes
t"r,iv morning having left Childrcss
ct o'clock aud storp,d one plu'" on
tho wdy
MI ihsl;,tt Us delegate To- the Pan.
handle PtviA \ collation. Convention
now IN proHoy IN tho cit, lie has
the distinction ~ being the liin mean
her ui tho Association To- attend q meet
inR hy airplaHe.
IA w,ll az an editor. Mr ll.e' h.
nnW an enthusiastic aviator
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-24
. EItIO< MtktS . ikIN
tlli IMP tinM CIlilUi,ESS

Nv. =. f,rdon. pr id, %, II ,r" Pnh'
handr AERIAL ScrvIc ,nd Trinstw,n'
ron Comppiy. ARRIVED q Num'il"
i,d,n chndr, ~ r',h,r vc'i"io.,N
lpofnirl Ivy rirrl.m preceding l'h'i
ll.h,Ati and Editor i'ct lilsk"t' liom
that point several hu,n, NJ fpnd"'
explained hat the M pos of his 'allv
morning ,rii va" 4" ldid ~ Nmatiln
! ,ihl the wind iitH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-24
ROW MN SCORES int.
mt ~ TN. (StbONE

\ tauutly 'rauatl' siory. executed
With powerful effect by William t'N'H
,oWpun,hc, tar Ton Jh. aud flaw
lc is tn,,r,' u"h The CNrlolr.
AoWn ror the nr.d iinn Yesterday II
The Aiissluii Theatre
The ial, uoln ~" I,n OF Ioluirl
Toihuricr Marlgold !, idmirshlv suit
- 10 tn p,'cliiI iuicrr at TuM Hit
It mihis rto play Ih's, chnv rtcrin'
llcs With have inad' tim a he" In
the m ,tion pi turc w,rlc hln pcc"'
hss htr.,mn' hlu. hi iaNigotalinf
,nnnlh,s'. ~" iron t'tIsp' Tie mes!
phoi",'iamn IL hrnnfui NJ ,h''iis. 'd.ial'
Mating W a Triumph - da''nk In which
V.x fhr,,' e even his c,traold'inrV
Ia,t performances
1,L MiN w,u ~. lirissf ~ 81
.hnAlni tie hu,dt IT ilu ii,is vs. tcbr'
Green tuoc,i scs. iul ~ "rhd = eel
Nauir." "lirll 10. ra,' u f"frr >
I.cuph l,ilmg l,onan"f and '"1,r
tcui" III" l,r' Stut li'oI u'lIoH ,Wl.l up.
,lnliia .nly add thous MI lnfc - i'nt
LGvcnt Chewing army at screen t.nt
TN cy,lonr" ~ u Nhi' tai" ~ ~"
ponort Nuihwc,l. dvIl' iing ~ a.
slr hotNccn thu canadian M,ph'ri 20
Ice aud u gang Of untFgl'rf Tom
Vix. ~ Sug TIN i,,crsnn " ID.
tailed o. hut d)wn the outlaws. W!,'
tic h,ndcd hy ih- hcwh fcrdrtnf
llnird The ,inugslorn have th'ir az
dhiNua, an lac St,npih ranch. TIVE
hm.c ~ T,m's ,w'c,ho'r Sylrn.
Colleen Muic. who "tkcr an CN'
uusic sylvia. Il 4 igccn ltor'tv
L,n,y D. iicb,i. ms Nnllam Hliing.
ford p.sn nrr In n. c;lr
The ilaging. under dIi1dlpn d Cll'i
Aarh ~ hnihsualie tic.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-24
GO0l CAME IS EXPECTED
between ELKs AND CUBS

A ,loaG gln6 ~ oSr-ct,d hy lssrhail
iant tomorrow AFTERNOON AZ o'cloclt
w the city park hctwcrL tnr \mniilln
cubs nhd th' local l'lks team Bmh
teams nrr In sod rendition and So lar
have played 'o'nc good baseball IN
1dinie,i"n oi 80 cents viii be- changed
Following are the iircur' ror t6mor
I,ms ma,nc.'
cab CulpFpu,r 60 Luphcr. /. J.
woodward. y; r Woodward ~ Camp.
Leu n; Grover. ~. Hunter, sh croft,
w.; Lcdhotjor &c. smith r.
E.ht-M' riy. 60 Oats y: blanchard.
III, Gallagher sG Monmng ~: Wnod
ward Ill: PARCELS II. punawav. 81.
William, IT,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-24
u. e. n. HAS INVITATION
fO SEND Uti.EG
TO HIGHWAY CONVENTION

An Invitation to fcnd d,lcFa'"0 T."
IN. ~ nual rc,tnl ilh,LMi" Con\ alton
a. be held IN FIX en- eva May q
md la. been received ~ The .rr'
rotary ~ iho Hoard 81 'tly b''"lop'
r,nt. NJ nrt,un ha' teen ph'n ~
me matter ~ far h'Ne'p, ard u Is
not Kiown whether a. n", r'r,,
,cbtativ, win attend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-24
IN. NiaI 10 NJ. DELkGArE
70 Sr.iTE CONTENTION

E,u.o ". \ Palmor 81 Canadian.
who g. gii,et o, ,hc iInlandlr iisNii
Arso,iaiion con, unIion now IN progress
IN the fiy. viii be- u d'i"eaio 10 ~"
STATE Duno'tatlr Canv, alton ut Aus'
iln. he asid last might lie " poing sent
e. icn,cf ~ the Democrats 81 Hemp
hll county
vi Palmer " heinz advocated ~ hls
irlords To- tclegIi' iiod T"Ian Ia Tie
National Democratic coneyntion at Kan
FRANCESCA. aud they declare that they
!, ,G,d th.y viii effect HIS tlcc,iun
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-24

Rub the JOHNS with nALLARD'Al
SNOW IMMINENT To relieve fhsurin.
tism. II penetfates the flesh Ia the
bone conveying its soothing and re-
storative Influence 10 the spot where
the pain exists. Sold by hii dtuggistS.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Two Aviators Still Held
New Pressure Being Brought to
Bear on MexicanS

DOUGLAS. Ariz., Feb 5-Lieuten-
ants &. l.. Usher and l.. NJ. Wolf, army
aviators, who made forced landing
across the border last Monday, were
still held by Mexican officials at Naco-
zarl, Sonora, early to-day, and new
pressure was brought to bear by Ame-
rlcan officials along the border to Sc
cure their immediate release. The two
avlators are being treated with cour-
tesy. according to advices here, and
their imprisonment is only technical.
There was no confirmation here Of
the report from Attica. Ohio. the home
OF Wolf, that he had been released.
1t was assumed that the telegram sent
TO VOLTS mother had been miscon-
strued and that he had merely told her
ne was at liberty. The two men have
been given the freedom Of the city of
Nacozari by officials
Th official Mexican investigation of
the forced landing of the aviators has
been completed. An American investi-
cation will be conducted after the
aviators are released. a dispatch last
night from Nogales said
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Wilson Favors
Sale of Former
German Liners
Negotiations for Disposal of
Vessels Will Safeguard
u. S. Army Needs in Case
Of National Emergency
Will Be Put on Block
B;ds of S28.O 100000 for En-
tire Fleet and $4,000 900
for Leviailan Are Made

wAsUINGTON. Feb. 5.~President
r;t.cn has approved the sale of the
.,;rtv former German passenger YES
ale for which the Shipping Board re-
.rtlv,received bids, and negotiations
.r the sales will proceed. Chairman
p,vne of the board announced tonight.
To meet objections Of the War De-
urtment, which recently protested
.sa;nst the sale of certain Of the liners
az needed in its transport reserve,
psyre said clause would be inserted
|. the sale contracts specifically and
snnhatically keeping the vessels under
ia American flag and subject to the
needs Of the army in case of ma
tonal emergency.
None Of the bids which the boaro
received for the thirty liners in re-
spouse to its proposal made in Decem-
her have been either accepted or re-
;.cted the chairman said. In order.
Asweyer, that the government might
eb,ain the fsirest prices for the fleet,
Il was decided TO dispose of the ves-
ssls BY public sale, and the following
resolution was passed unanimously bv
he board to-day
Resolved that the ship sales d.
vision be and is hereby authorized to
sell all exGerman passengers ships,
subject to the approval of the board
n 10 each ship"
All operators OF shipping board
vessels and other shipping companies
will be invited to come TO Washington
the middle Of next week, the chair
man said, and the sale OF the vessels
will be conducted on the principle Of
an auction No one interest will be
permitted to purchase the whole feet
Of thirty ships, Payne said, but if
a sufficient price is offered for all the
vessels allocated to one line. as the
newly established South American
wrvice or the proposed lines TO Ham
burg and Southampton. a block sale
sill be made
Among the bids which have been
received for the ships, the chairman
nid, there was one of S2S,000, 900 for
the whole feet from the international
Mercantile Marine and one from the
same corporation of $4.0OO,O0O for the
pant liner Leviathian alone.