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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-29
NORTHWEST TEXAS FAIR
IN FULL SWING; SECOND
DAYS PROGRAM SUCCESS
Interesting Feature
Gontnued From Page Onel


'inc e IN" musi inter sling f-ffur. =
81 all the larim, ni, ~ N m.rrh ants
displsv. Whrrc nlosi every m,rcsn'l.
establishment IN ~" city t. prts n'ed
Tbs J. tho place vhsrr On. fair visitor
may siHnd rIsnsidcrahl. time viewing
the wars sr'd iv Plrinyi,v's uan'
STORES without visiting them an
No doubt ono = tn largest r,urss o.
i1iif.ns ~ tn various makes - TRACTORS
u IN ~. Panhandle = Texas j. o. De-
s--'n IN. that greet disul1y u D. said
that thsre arr q or a. rrprcs nuaiiycs
- the various Manufacture = trac.
irs and power farm machinery are
~ accompanying the exhibits and ~.
i,laiuins their proauc;s
aud fhe auiaHnohil. show j. nu' - o.
S1csss-i A. While IN. tent in which
this show j. held h Gar Inadequate. oue
Of the prettlrs' displays q suilm,lal--
o. b. found anvVh'rr Is in 10 They
are net az al dressed az hui ar. lbs.
played Just a. ih.y lHnk when s-,.n On
TIA display floors - any automobile
siiesruwu.
Entertainment and amusemsnts fUr
fair visitors l. net lacking in plain.
view. and consist - auiemutlla races
stunt ayiatkfn nyins ire land con.
ccrtS ny the Chamber - Comm ~
band and tn CLOVIS hand hr round
uu and rui-o frsc ncrusiiir ncts bv ih'
Graf Msris.llt. D., the iTrs U.ttar Tire
Is Thalcru's Circus dng t-.nv and
monkey act and by tho Fly, pciruwars
Crs-k arrnlats
I'm the afnusnmsnt prserlu. fus II
the most Interesting features ANYHOW
enc that attracts many large crowds B.
thu fDundup md rfsl.n vhirh b. h,ii
~ nfHa Park ai ~, nsrih .ui a
BrtadVar Street Hfrr h vh.rc r. mum
her of skiilful cuWi.0,~ ard cuwgirls d.
iiay their abilities 90 ridc some - IN.
hardest ld,rhing bronrs sissf- au,
usulcs ever muuui 4 Wiih n siddl- 81
sursingl- Thy ni~n eVhilii uurur
Ias~d fAili Ia r,iaus stunt riding an,
raging
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-29
HOPE OPER ,IIO> WILL
IsESTOltt Si>GIR'S VOICE

ShN FENNclsCu S.pi @, o. M,
hDpr 'l.'t hcr voir' m,S o. restored N
smti.-i "'-r1ii"u "r by suitable d.
mate, N1A1r' ~ larr.. ,f London
trd Sew 2 .nnd pupil at MtI,m, Mel
Dec. hrs arrived herr with her husband
M,d'r1o Large VII Wish th, ,ilyo
N'.'h'r 90 Q; ,t, sf'r Muu. Go l.aru
& ln,shirc gu O., dome hy 90. vor,d
lumnu. "is- OPS fer her voice Nj
arr. i- 1907 International figure htyinr
wus,' vrh ll,rHut Hoover 90 Ntr o.
Def v,rh Th" Unurl, we're married IT.
Tor OBJ. vlr and 1901" mlkur 90 return
t.r,Nw. o. rip Go London
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-29
DENVER To HAVE
MINING CONGRESS
~ ,rdrrs,,

pCNNi:I. G.i,. SIT .N.-p.uN'y D.,
u-.p1riur f.r uu. uf the -r,at's' wl1
ne conventions boz history 90 hr h'll
nero imir. On. week beginning Nc
l,,u'ar a.. Problems national and
international which have arisen during
,h. pest scar iu "a" production ~ 'h'
,lri.u ml'"rltis q a." nation, SUCH
be- u,'t,l,um ,ull metals and lumber
Nil ic considered hv ln national ''n'
',r.u,,s, ,urr-la,ins ih.'r work iu 'u"
nrHl convention before which TIL con
ret, results ~ ~ conferences viii lie
u.,,l Tor ratification.
H.. movement i~ tus''r'i 10y the
american Mining tHnEr' =. Whirh has
He'd ~ Gard annual convention W.
Denver during that week Correspond
n,,. uuW being exchanged between the
inning organization AMI IN" national
q n.sr,it'iHu. the American fci"
rgtr Ir.ii'uta aud the various group
.,,Ii.. 1T ,ual anl metal men and luin'
her a..,r. Ia'irus indicate that the meet
NIX of the American Mining Congress
his war viii Gar surpdss IN indusiili.
Importance th" previous convention "I
- organization held at -. Lou" list
year. -. .
rur IN. first time IN America a
standardization CUnferrnc" has been
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-29
SAYS AMERICA IAN>OT
CONSIDER ~ ROPE. GOOD Ei>h

VI aortsitd frUs-.
1871 SSEi.S sgt -s-itilrd M
l'uAd 'n unofficial representative uf Oh
uii'i Statrs in The international =.
inrrial congress ir progress t,-.k o..
il'ar 90 'h' r"uf"r'u'r this sft'ruron
"a il" request &C several d'irgitr- 1r
- p.air'Ti why Eur.t- r.uld r't und o.
pr'.n'I' runiiti'ua ls ,','i-i,lrrpd i.s tn
, I ni'o'l Suf'- O. "a g'usl bus.lt--- r.ss
NJ Easdrn referred th. dsi,.af.s .,
40" l'fi.r ~ fuIm.r secretary ~ tho
Treasury carter Tlt-- e.. tism,r g.. D..
-u-"u. president = thu chaiui,.r -
'rHuu' 'h' trit'd stat - in which
". G.gss i.- lsrsal ~ ,ffr,i thar "a.
u.t"i ~ ruuld net undertake 70 +.
'"r'' tlr H'r %" requirements o.
Lunp. Tur better Mr EH,dsu slLl
.r.ur', rt.d the afiiirf. ul ~ i'd
Wilson
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-29
Onion Dict Strong

RAW ilNS Nyu sept ~ Nu en-.
tom dict ipr four dys without water.
was 1ll William Smith ,.rtiDt. could
stand. WHEN D. l"t' DTS hiding plac.
over Tho ceiling Of a., prison bakery
,Hr @ drink - water lHi breath ~
1.r ho W1~ captured and returned a.
MS cell
Smith ..rap'd from ihu prison Us
rhcius 1 DAMN, .H Dts u,il 'o d,,,iN,
the guards g. t.'s,,l thr small
hul" h. thu bakery r,iliug For four
, dl,s smith suffered s tho hot sun
beating u',1 o., prison rurf mad. hi-
hidinE r.lrr ilm.~' unhc1rthl' from
heat \ small bunch ui onions was hi.
| MS susi.n7rUt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-29
WILL SEEK BLUE SKY"
LAW FOR THIS STATE

SNcITW ,Ti';: S,E - -,sffri
p" ...Hf, pf 3D.. u"Nt session 20 the
ipgi.laiuI, d. -" "lirr sky' law io
ur"' Zee p"'il. q the state from
ih" iusidiuw ATTACKS 81 pa. CRATER
WI hv PIT tHth. u,,ui. ing Go Porter
Whale, manager ~ the West
rr.Hr 'Ns'ulrr g Cuum'rrc.
The vl. uyud'l prosperity - W.
T,yHs be- l.,u spelled with capital
l"'f'rs Jh WghuU' tl" Southwest until
o'.fy rJruk sh1rp and itching palm
ARTIST h''v fr"1irl This way. UNI Ildug
=" iuU.'s l'r'u'al propositions ia ,
'..''pfgln aUN'h.uI 'i'r attempted On
f..'.D'f Tt-H, h"r'is haze every
CONGO. ''.. nfup. sltInu Ter tho town
'h- iuli' .lU'l AMI the chambers e
Commerce Unless car, O. over, Used ~
I'."'Wu.'udIrg them. ur th'it prprOsi.
iirns Irr thoroughly aualyzrl hctur"
~ , 1r- iHr'r'r"d WlLy West Texas
'.vus a.i iui iiuals VIII ." de-
fI1ud,d TIL" DrgiuiyatiUr manug'
h"~ l',t uuYstYl'i ariiN. recently tor.
f ting ~ tI.., lts, s.'.'urrs md 30
loving "a. trail 90 ,'hc'S sending od'
adrrr.. ru'ir.- - ~" towns that 'h''
rr~ t.u'smi 'ltirc iTkiug prev. with
OH. I-nl' 'hfi ~ h.," been enabled
o.. ,r...u1r. fh'iI activities u 70 llrf--
n,.sff, " vrN't IN. warning, ~"
s.."d uui cannot hIiUr results unless
Do. towns 11i communities Themselves
,,s' u" every proposition th1' hooks
r'isu'ai,rr Wolves ~ Sleeps cloth.
iue 1r.. a., wing tEc West in constant
., decreasing uuWl' r. Every town
should pm iuIr'v LruH them. Efad'
SECTION uN tn f.ue 2 means sh"ulu -
Hts.ffsi 49, ". ~. prupf sing tu
.rIrs about legislation which viii keep
th'.s o. f',I4 fs.u even present ~
prop sitiups that ar. sinister ma du.
''"Hs H'fu fii' propositions properly
end Iri.. dNill always rsr"iy" the care
Hest Liberation = tho "rganiza.
ton and tho support that they merit.
iiuf f"r tho .fh"r designers "" have
r"rf.'' lhhuu,EC' 1r! s.u ''"st rivs
Ifff Ion
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-29
Takes Iio>tnn Position.

BOSTON : % - William " Ped
lrk '.r .rl' with 10" Fal'ul Reserve
tafI 90 Nrshluei'u has iH"n lriuiut
81 dignity suy.rn"r q to- Federal 10
eos. lTEh % li'stuu. 'a 'fk" fest
.n .."'.r o. ~ obtained hs Early
nrsl'' ,'fari"ur' iH Iowa and vas
Deter connected with 'h. u,l,. uf M.
Comptroller 81 currency a. I'm vsfm
iu.r t banks boz N.N Jersey IT, O..
ftsu'l ls chief ~ 'h. division Il op"r,
''ns iul EXAMINATIONS to com" &.
b.sf,n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-29

Moreover, you do not need to put the
Free.Westinghouse out OF sight when you're
through sewing. Just close it up and you
have good.looking writing desk or serving
table in oak or walnut, as you prefer-a piece
OF fine furniture that will fit in anywhere. i.
The Free-Westnghouse ism Z alone better
electrical machine-it's far superior sewing
machine-with many unique advantages.
- A few minutes demonstration OF the Free,
Westinghouse will convince you tina, these
are real Es.s. Come. in and see il.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-29
APPEu.s W. HNRD'>G To
SAW COTTON NtKhtl

GALVESTON. SIT N-ue,lariur
that IN. r. fion markets e ths suuiu
sre demnraiizs-i and s1utheu grower
fqcing ruin. Eusflr TAYLOR. president
~ ~. Criy.<'oa custon rXchIns, Hi n
islard ~ trade tn,1v apfavii,sl - "
a.. Harding governor of Nh" - ri Dol.
-es-re hsara IN washingt frr a d.fir-
u. and el.sr snnounesluOnt ~ th
i-or1's a'iiirds taw1ri l.an- si-urs !
~ Nary.hsaf~s rf--if,is fssr ffnn.
The ,efErnni o. NJ HnriIrc filDu
sasaN-d rs.sttitv o. So TnVi.r i.i
Hr~~rl o. rr0Nprs merchants al.
H-~s~r~ sf~svf-r tnrri -si~~lffTr'~ ~
letIs(i4 ~ rftior % present prces
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VIII Withdraw Ireo,y,

CHARLESTON. ~. Va. $40 .N-
f-i,rl trDois go duty iu ~. s'rik.
z'a"r 81 ih. Miu-u rnsl uoids u.n h.
vii hdwvn - as.n a~ sheriff Hahk.n.
ship rfkr- appointment ~ 100 dlpiiv
fh'f,ffs. whnh met with the aIgaatsl Il
lud-" iam.s Etnnor - the ulfsi
county circuit rrurt u was annsune,,i
- > -'sss4u~ut ts-t's w si.y-r-.- ...g...
rell
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II Mew Kind of Electric Machine!

Not just another electric sewing machine
but an entirely new kind.
You don't need to attach motor to the
Free.Westinghouse The motor is byih iriO
IL and machine and motor arc one.
You don't need to bother with treadle
or pedal controller, which must be taken
out and put back every time you use it. A
touch OF your KNEE regulates the speed, and
the knee.control is a permanent part OF the
machine and always in place
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-
he had 'foand~ sloooe beneath hi.
bsdroonr pillow wh,rc u had been
llaccd hy pr frssional gamblers
Cosld Read Trad .uark
We said h. threw the hall 90 IN
plate - Fowly "yuu could read On.
irsac marx on u. IN the firr game ~
ctnsinnati when no was taken cut -
the box after the third inning
Last years world series records
show that In the nr-, inning Il the
same be- started hy hitting bath the
first Cincinnati batter In N. hac',
D@ubert followed with single over
second has that sent Raih 20 third
and h. scored sh.n Groh fli.d to Jack.
sHn. Esth beating Iacksun's throw "a
the plate. Chicago tied this run IN IN.
next inning k,pf r''tiirg l1ek IN 81
seccnd with n Wild ihruw Fclsch sac
riH'ed him H. third and Gandii drop
ped a ny rf,ly IN center. scorirr
jackson.
The end of Cico,te's pitching aud IN,
runs that ultimately won the gams
were r''orsd by Cincinnati IN IN.
fourth inning
~ 80 aaHarc wps drnc With ~,
cut. with korf on first Neal and Wia,
go singled and Eeuihcr The hard hi'
ting Ci"cinnaii pii,hsr drove three
isse hit % "enicr field tlcach'rs
Fourth ilse Thrown.
Tire f"irih game PLAYED NJ Chiclr
wsS a. lilriatclv ihruwn away. ac,oul
ing t. curt officials who heard Cicct
te's statement o. "a" grand jury
The Reds w'n 'his game o., scnr,
~ - q
Fling. pitching ~ Cincinnati held
the Arnerioin League champion. ~
ihr hits Rtl Cincinnati runs wor,
made IN tn fifth inning wh.n IA" u
Cincinnaii's hits VT, punched with a
Wild ihroS ." first iy Ci,utie ard /.
lad ihr " e. ~. plate hy iarh S.,n.
who thu pitcher intercepted ana
insff.i.
The rrst - The riuc 49, ulr,.,i
sharply and - a. as ihr rc,"rl,
show Clesnlr Tiruite az he'd through
the nine innings
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7 BASEBALL. STARS
FIRED" BY CONEsKEY
CLOSE OF EXPOSURE

tConunued From Page one,
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HISTORICAL PROGRAM IN CELEBRATION
3OTHANN|vERSARY Of PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH ATTENDED BY MANY MEMBERS

Tho historical program bon crl"hta
tion ~ The tAiriicth auni''r-iIN ~
the Central PRESBYTERIAN church iul
the tenth year ~ IN T. Th.w~rn a-
pas:or was carried ou' last night
Tho church w1S nll,d e. capacity %
ln eafil hour lrd the prgi am. when
was pruluhN 'h, m,st unique 20 l.f
Kind ever h'ls 90 Amarillo. WIS l'gun
hy artarirg iH, 1udi,urr iu tiers Ct
sra'~ IN ID" u.u,r ~ the states th"i
the individual was luu 10. and MS n
result srUH number Il rows we're
faxed o. overlooking with such STATE =
as TrXiS T,uu'ss,, auh Miss ufi and
Il number g others though nearly "a
rrv stat. iu Tive union was r'pI @'iI'
"a he vel as several foreign countries
IN. audi,u,. vs~ called to order
with % word rf PRAYER and then D.
Thums.n. asked ~ g. stand and slug
thU HMM AmsTic1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-29

\ hIlrf strfrh a. 'hc rHurrhs DIS
rIit ~ the ton years ~ his pastor.
I'e hove was given hl ~ Thomson
giving figures ~ the growth ~
church. Ell. re- membership q ~ ten
wears arn o. total 81 1888 resident
n.iuhcrs which thr church has tr.lIy
IN, chur.h during ihlt tiu' hls d.
misf,i "a members AMI drf.ng il..
um. - members have di't u slsI 80
fif non rasid.ri members br Thorn.
s.n alsl gave ~.Ua interesting history
81 rih,r rh Ichcs M the Panhandle
WIN o., ilfrs ~ 'h"ir fuurdI'.Dr a..
euriug iu pr Thomson "a. church
20 Wt,hita Tlll~ which WIS among tr'
ilrst established .n West Texas VS.
N.fr.iI M fI kssr 49,. canadian r
1883. y .lh.tt Or 1893 aud Boz Canyon Boo
tr. wear 1901 Tho speaker EtN, ether
interesting iin 90 The rhuf H,s 10
Nnafiiio ana Panhandle tHVb>.
nr rroks u Oh, rolk street Meth.
u,li-' church save short Dlk with
"a Word u greeting and c'nEiatulatiun.
Geo the tastur and On, church a. ~ q
uiaur tho progress and gIuwth Rev.
-, Euth'fiUrd of The First Christian
pre- a"tri $50 well wishes ~ his
church OH th" congregation ~ Wei '-
tn p"~'Hr pnd saking f'r the hearty
ID. tts,.fIfI.u IL, Tho future
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-29
Cosld Read Trad .uark

he had "fognd" sloooe beneath h.-
hsdroour pillow wh'ro u had been
PLACED hy pr fesSional gamblers
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-14
YOUR COMPLEXION {
 CAN BE MADE WHITE,
 SOFT AND YOUTHFUL
By the Use of the BLACK and WHITE Beauty
 Treatment.

Every woman wishes to appear beautiful The savage maiden tattoes her skin, ike rings in her nose and uses other crude orna msnts to make herself more attractive A example of present-day beauty among civ ilized women is soft, velvety skin and radiant complexion.
 To improve your complexion, you shoul not use anything that hides your faded pimply blotchy skin. Such applications las only few hours. and arc injurious to tn delicate skin tissue in many cases.
 You can make your ce&plexion beautifr by removing the faded, dark. sallow, blotch skin with the BLACK and WHITE Beaut Treatment. which consists of creamy oint ment and soap This beauty treatment wi not injure the skin and is easy to apply Before retiring you thoroughly cleanse tn skin with BLACK and WHITE Soap; the mix and apply BLACK and WHITE oint ment according to directions.
 The BLACK and WHITE Beauty Treat ment will also remove pimples, s~h-freckles insect bites. skin blotches. liver spots an other unsightly blemishes of the skin. Re member that the BLACK and WHITE Beaut Treatment is different from other cosmetic in that it removes-does not cover or hid the blemishes.
 You can buy BLACK and WHITE Oint ment and Soap at all good drug stores fo 25c each package, or the manufac turer will send both postpaid on receipt of soc.
 You can get free sample, literature an a BLACK and WHITE Birthday and Drear Book, if you will clip and mail this adver tisement to BLACK and WHITE. Box s1S M
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-14
Making Cheap Cakes

If your experience has been that cheap cakes have poor flavor and coarse texture it is because you have not been putting them together in the right way. An inexpensive cake requires careful mixing No difficulty should be experi- ehced in compounding a cake which Is excellent in texture and has delicious flavor when plenty of eggs and butter are available It is when 1t is necessary to economize on these expensive materials that the cook who is not skillful has her troubles.
 Food specialists have been making ex- tensive investigations in cake baking, es- pecially in the baking of one-egg cakes. Their experiments with cheap cakes show that the best results are obtained when the batter is beaten very little after the baking powder is added and when the cake is baked in very slow oven.
 The recipe which was used in the ex- periments follows:
 One Egg Cake-Three level tablespoons fat, one-half cup granulated sugar, one third to two-thirds cup milk, one ana one-half cups flour, two and one-half teaspoons baking powder, one teaspoon vanilla, one egg.
 Cream fat and sugar together, add beaten egg and beat thoroughly. Then add flour and liquid alternately, about one-third of each at time. Beat the batter thoroughly after all flour and liouid have been added. Vanilla may be added during this beating. Last of all scatter the baking powder over the sur face of the batter and fold 1t in lightly with six or eight motions of the spoon so as to get it thoroughly mixed with every part of the batter. Do not beat the bat ter after adding the baking powder, but turn 1t at once into a cake pan and bake.
 This cake may be baked as cup cakes in muffin pans, or in layers. or in loaf. If it is baked as loaf of the size given above it should be put into a very slow oven, which is allowed to warm up grad ually (2S9 to 375 degrees F. for one hour is suitable even temperature). At the first trial one is more sure of success in baking the small cakes than the loaf. The cake can be put together by other methods than the one described above Any approved method may be selected but the two points which give the most difficulty are the too vigorous beating of the batter after the baking powder | has been added, and making the loaf in too hot an oven
 If directions in the above recipe are carefully followed the resulting cake 1 should be light, of even texture and uni 1 form grain, tender and moist. It should not be coarse and muffin like in tex ture, nor dry and compact.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-14
AMUSEMENT
CLASSY BILL AT
 LOEW'S BIJOU THEATRE

The new bill at Loews for the last three days of this week is one that spells class with a big c. It is five of the best all-star acts of vaudeville that has ever graced a local stage.
 Leila Shaw and her company, in the one-act playlet There She Goes Again. are the headliners on the bill. Miss Shaw and her players offer one of the best comedies ever seen in Birmingham. It has to do with a young girl who marries an old man, and the trouble she gets into by going out with the young she meets at dances. However, all turns out well ill the end, as usual.
 Dale and Doyle occupied the second spot on the bill. The Dale part of the act is a clever feminine impersonator, and had his audience fooled until the end ot the act, when he took off his wig.
 Louis Lee, billed as the ladder lad, :" presented a number of ladder climbing feats that won him applause of the au- dience
 Fagg and White, in bits of Africanol- ogy, made a big hit last night.
 The four Renee girls. in a song and dance revue, closed the vaudeville bill They impersonated girls of different coun- tries.
 The Third Generation is the feature picture on the programme and is one of the few really big pictures of the year. It is teeming with dramatic situations from start to finish.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-14
TROY

Troy, May 13.-(Special) The re- mass meeting Tuesday and elected of ficers. J. V. Huff was elected chair man of the party for this county James Henderson, secretary. w. c. Starke was named as delegate to the state convention at Birmingham on gate to the district convention in Montgomery on May IS.
 In the Tuesday election Hon. J. II. Wilkerson enjoyed voting so much that he cast fifty-five ballots and each one counted. He is chairman of the Pike county democratic executive com mittee, however. and the votes were for men out of town who had taken advantage of the absentee voters privilege and filed their ballots with him to be voted on election day.
 Mrs. J. M Sanders will visit Bar bour county Saturday. going to inspect the school fair at Clayton, She has accepted an invitation to be one of the judges of the work,
 The Board of Commerce will enjoy an ld-fashioned fish fry at the park of Ed Lee. about six miles from Troy Thursday night. to which the members of the board and their wives are in- vited. MT. Lee will be host on this occasion.
 According to the unofficial count in Pike county the following is the vote for county officers:
 Tax Col 1O72: Nich- ols. SIS.
 Tax Assessor-Harris. 1.630; Sellers 354.
 Commissioner, Third District-Ad- ans, 57; Chambers. 263; Lasster, 246
 Commissioner. First District-Fol. mar, 494. Sanders, 296.
 School Board-Carlisle. 76S; Curtis 932; Enzor. 1,o54; Green. SIS; Wilson 1SS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-14
MERIDIAN, MISS.

Meridian, Miss, May 13.-(Special) One of the best attended Shrine cere- monials In the history of Ramasa tenn plo was held here today, concluding tonight with a cotillion at the Stone wall Club following 2 banquet at the Scottish Rite cath sQral. The cere- monial session took r.ace in the after noon at 4:30 o'clock, following a pa- rade through the streets of the busi- ness section in which the large class of novices, roped together, was one or the interesting features. During the fol enoon many amusing "stunts' were pulled off on the streets, the novices beng the victims of many pranks.
 Nellie Parker, small daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. E. Parker of Meridian, sus- ta'ned broken leg and severe bruises on the head late yesterday when struck by an automobile belonging to Levi Rothenberg and driven by the family's negro chauffeur The child, 1t appears. ran in flcnt of the car from behind another car that was parked on the street and the officers say the accident was unavoidable
 One of the worst wind and rain- storms in the history of Meridian vis- lteG this section late : yesterday and all streams are out of their banks today The wind blew at the rate of sixty miles an hour. dolng considerable damage to outhouses, felling trees in places and laying growing corn in some flat fields. So far as learned no one was injured.
 The initial conference of the Business Women's Clubs of the state will be held in this city tomorrow. The conference will be attended by delegates from Hat tiesburg, Laurel, Gulfport. Jackson. Miss, and Bogalousa, La. A state or sanization is expected to be perfected The first session Friday morning is an open one and the business men are ex- tended special invitations to be present.
 The police are Investigating the sales of a certain medicine in Meridian which. they say, is causing as much drunken ness as whSkey ever did to those who drink it. The investigation is the direct result Of the arrest of young whitee sol dier In uniform, who was found Vn the street intoxicated. He said that he would not tell the name of the medicine that he bought and which caused intoXication. but that he purchased it at a local store The police say this is but one of a num- Der of persons who have been found in toXicated recently who claimed they had drunk certain medicine.