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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16
MiR\EIOrS CREATIONS ~
PARIS GOWNS ND MATS SHOWS

"uind, 81 ~ unusual love story and
iU, interest IN o. uuiudIto problem,
uI lite The interior SOY carries ln
especial appeal Go women iu the ~
U4.ltu Gowns displayed it, marvellous
t.ugs and wonderful scenery. Thi.
picture Starring Mildred Harris chap
iH the star charming Win boz shown
100 th' Mission thut,r today and TO-
morrow
Mildred Harris chaplin APPEARS IN
different scenes ln more than dozen
different gowns. 200 90 them IN, last
Nu.d Boo fashionable artistry Their,
HfH Paris creations us well ~ the
Finest work of tn highest priced New
}urh modistcs
The settings are rich and at unusual
hiuiN the interior scenes being
arrlf in the drawing rooms ~ the
wealthy ball ruums beautiful yunsrr.
'Iiorirs tashioulhl, hotels aud ,itns
aud private yachts Scenes were
taken actually 300 homes of tho
wealthy and IN the larger hotels. so
'hft o. is an exact representation
nth, than simulated appearance
Swing everyone 1910 insight into th,
Wui' eff life and homes &C the cN
elusive social set
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16
LEGION POST WILL TAKE
UP BRINGING LARGE BAND
HERE FOR TWO CONCERTS

The matter 81 bringing the Lone
Star hand Of waxahaciie. Texas. %
Amarillo. TO give two concerts. will be
taken NJ At the meeting q Hanson
Post. American Legion. Al IT, meet.
ing next Tuesday night
The Lone Star hand h composed ~
one hundred musicians and l. adver.
tis-d AZ being strictly a high class
concert organization. J. y. Crawford.
director. IN a letter 20 officers of the
Legion. states that the band IL max
ing only first class cities. and gives
two converts. one In the afternoon and
one In the evening The band travels
on a special Pullman car.
should the members 81 the Legion
decide 10 take steps 10 bring the Lone
Star hand % Amarillo. advertising IN
the program will be- sold o. defray ex
penses The place where the concerts
probably will b. given has not ye, been
taken up.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16
ROTARY CLUB MEMBERS
ARE GUESTS Of WIVES
At REGULAR LUNCHEON


The members uf tho Rotary rluh
were entertained iu the dining room 81
shr Amarillo Hotel last night lt Nli
O'Clock by their wives and lady friends
IN. principal part II the porgrlm was
composed u musical selections render.
D. hy the Orchestral club intcrspsrs'd
with talks hy members ~ IN" club and
hy the ladies The personnel ~ the
Orchestral club b. Mrs Donald. Mis-.
Kendall Mrs Th1rp Mr Rogers Nj.
smith. Mr. Tolzicn and Mr. Humphrey.
rhc last named being tho director \
neat menu card and program oapioincd
'fur Our I's' Girls" WIS furnished
quests
\ splendid dinner was served The
Rotary Code Of Edihl's" follows
Hearty Haudshako Cooktaie'
Acquaintlnce Blsauc"
Hal Sprug Chicken a IA Pipkin"
Golden Rule Potatoes"
stunts Pears
First Nam, Tomato surprise
Ladies Night Special Ice Cream
'Courtc.i Cake
Good Cheer Demi Tasse"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16
NUMBER or DEAD FISH
FOUND IN PAI.O DuR0,

j. r. Troliugcr who visited the Palo
Duro 90, grounds Wednesday upon
mis- r,urn reported that numbers ot
dead fish are floating On the water IN
a pond oi the stream, some ~ them
bdng bass that would weigh NJ much
ls ten pounds II II the bclicl IT mem.
hcrf of IN, club that the fish we're acct.
d,ntally poisoned by farmers putting
Dut Paris Green In the fields To- XIII the
uashupp'rs which were said to no
about a. take the crops. When the 70
cont rains came. II IL believed the poison
Nus wifhod into the stream killing IN,
fish
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16
FRECkLES
\ow l. the Time 10 Get Rid of Thes,
gIy spots

There's mo- longer the slightest need
Il feeling ashamed II your freckles.
as Othinc--douhlo strength lis guar
anteed To- remove these humcly spots.
Simply get an ounce III Othine -
double strength from any druggist.
ana apply little of 10 night and
morning ard you should soon soc that
even IN" worst fr-cklcs have begun
2" disappear while the lighter ones
have vanished entirely II u seldom
that NOR. than an ounce - needed To
completely clear IN. skin and gain a
beautiful clear complexion.
Ee surc "a ask for the double
strength Othine. a. this l. aid under
guarantee of money back II II fails To-
remove ircckles ADV.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16

AZ q step toward brcakIns Oh" d''''
lock In the city commission on 'hr
matter Of selcotine % TYP, 80 lnu1'I''
,nr far A,irillo r,r Cd. L..
Tro., sri yesterday afternoon. at a
meeting Of the commission. proposed
10 Mayor Lon y Mari, That the city
manager and the Board Of 'ity De.
velopmcn, each name one engineer o.
take under consideration ih' plans
and specifications 81 both the stokes
and the Nyc incincraiing plants ana
make recommendations. hy which thr
commission would be- governed
IN Case II Tie
In case IN" twu engineers failed q"
agree upon either plant u was pre-
posed by MIR Truiingri that TIE iWo
call IN the assistance 81 a third 'ngi'
neer. who would also study the two
plants and make his recommendation,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16
Cash PRIZES IN
GUESSING CONTEST

A guessing contest Was opened yes.
terday BY the g Heaton Drug Com.
pany. arc Polk street. and will b. con.
tinued until Thursday. July %
In the window q the Hea;on Drug
Store are four different articles They
are Hinds' Honey and Almond Cream.
Mary Garden Talcum. Pepsodsnt
Tooih Paste and French Brisile Tooth
brushes Only the man who placed
the articles IN tho window has knoWl.
edge 81 the exact number ~ each.
-Four series - prizes viii D. given
o. the winner IN the guessing con
tcsi. t. each ~ the four persons
guessing ihe exact number 81 tho four
differef. articles in the window will
D. gwen 81 cash. a. Special Prizes
The four rersuns guessing the nearest
O. the exact numbers vii - given
each che pound ~ Elmer's Chocolates.
Goodness knows They're Cod 4
prize Il 90 cents each vIl h. given
o. those guessing the second nearest.
and a prize - 90. cak. ~ Palmer
Lotion skin sap. value $50. wtl a..
given thee guessing third nearest
No enc ierson viii b. allowed mon.
than ten gues-rs a DAY. bot msy guess
zach dav Entries must h. filed i,
me druE store
Following the rioss ~ th. contest
tao disinfer~st-d persons MI make
an enact count II m. ariicle- ir ths
window. and also wiil canvass the o.
tres After an. winners have a--'r
deteruinei thee will h. arnouucst
on the fountain mirror ~ the Haf0r
Drug siore. and through tn New
and Panhandle
During this csntes; an items =
window On Sps<iai sale ~ sec earh
lncludlns lsor Ia 20 ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16
Amusenents
GLADYS BROCKwELL. ~
WHITE LES" COMING

White Lies q photodrnmn from
thr novel hy Charles l,radc aud pr.
scented hy William foN With GLADYS
lIU.bw'll In the leading role will open
au engagement 10 tho prudi thcutcr
t.diy
This b. q thrillmr STORY which tells
uf events following Boo the wake II lies
-Hnrullod white" Dies. but black
enough iu their evil influence. bring.
ing suffering and disgrace To- innocent
victims Il IL q story that appeals
i,r'lly to the emotions
Miss lirockwcll b. upportcd by a
strong east includiug William Scott
josephine Crow.ll Evans kirk, violet
hiram. Charles h French. Howard
. o'' and Luic Wmr,ntuu The seen.
arIu WIS written hy Charles Wilson
tud the picture directed by Edward J.
i.e Saint
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16
CADILLAC AGENCY
~ NEW LOG iTION

The Williams pitimln Cadillac Com.
pany j. now IT, new silcsroom At
io7 East Ninth street this being the
new building Immediately adjoining
M" Magnolia building ON tho east.
This company also maintains Csdil.
las service department 40 TO West
ighih. where three expert repair me.
chanirg ~ many wears expcrienco az.
permanently employed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16
MISS kJNkENDiiI
CO.'S To MARKET

Sir Lena kuvkend,ll left ycstcr
dly Tor Charleston 5 G.. where she
viii visit her sister Mrs T. l. Jones
Shn will DO" in.u,d 200 Charleston tv
h'r sister, Mise J'N' k.<k,udlIL az
'I'burn". T'ylF who Will accompany
bees 60 New NoYTk Whil, in the east.
Mis- kuyk'udiu I'll make urghlsrs
Of Gan ~p,k far the Ladies store. OF
which she b. the manager.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16
NuiRII.IO ATTORNEY
10 SPEAK FOR BAILEY

~ 4 simpson Amarillo attorney.
win speak Boo 'hy interest OF Joseph
" lail,v candidate tor governor 90
Tull tWurlUW morning M 1889
O'Clock 1ul lt paiu,i'w iu the lf'.
.ruun Il $50 u.,lorb 4 party 81
49, Tlu,y's friend. from Amarillo
VII accompany Ma simpson
The Bailey forces iu Amarillo VIII
bold rally IN "a. district court room
90 the court house Monday night at
3o o'clock
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16
BARNETT AND ROMERO
GET INTO N AFFRAN

q 9 Barnett and Ray y. Romero
engaged In an affray AZ the corner u
finh and Polk streets Yesterday aft
ernoon and were arrested by polio p.
men keet0n and Summons They
were taken % the police station. where
Romero made bond Barnett was
placed In Jail Their eases will be-
heard this morning.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16
PRIZES OFFERED WOMEN
DRIVERS IN BIC SHRINE
PARADE FOR CEREMONIAL

Fifty dollars In two prizes will be
given for the two best decorated auto
mobiles driven by women IN IN"
Khlya Shrine ceremonial parade. 90 b.
held here August G. members oi n"
automobile committee announce The
first price will be- $50 and the second
sg0. TIL carr competing IN the pa
rade mus, be decorated under the su'
pervision Of the lady Who u 10 drive
II. Persons who can furnish an auto.
mobile and a lady driver for the o.
casion are invited Ia call khiva head.
quarters. AZ No. 1899.
The parade will start at I o'clock
In the Afternoon from the center n
Fourth and Taylor streets. and move
down Taylor 20 Tenth. thence west on
Tenth to Polk. and north on Polk O.
the J. l. Case building, where the
ceremonial w. be- held
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16
NEW CITY INSPECTOR
TAKES UP HIS DUTIES

g VI Crook ~ Paris Tevas who
has been employed as oty inspector
90 Amarillo. succeeding e.. :. Gold.
smith. resigned arrived IN Amarillo
yesterday and assumed his new du.
ties Ne l. graduate ~ M" Texas
A. 4 NJ college
F0r the last few DAYS. Mr. Crook
has been IN Dallas investigating the
methods employed nv the city inspec.
Tor 81 that city Tie said yesterday
ih7i some ~ the methods probably
IS luld b. taken up here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16
Rejoices Daughter
Can Resume Studies

Etfrf 'firE mr little t-tstf.r . 7
g.r 90. distress her .fsr glass 40
water would eils h,r o. IsI.h ga
and 90. wac unable to gH 90 sCho %
flr r+HfIv s rsif bought hsr re-
hfu. ~ Mavs WoudsrfI Rene,
and s.rp. titlrg b. sfs Is eating u.
out af h0.st ard '.Hm. Hrd b. 30
tending -.fu.i aeHlr" o. b. e. simple.
hauuIesF lrsraratnn that u.nrFss
the catarrhal mlr8s from th. lntes.
unai fHfrf ard aliss ths lrflmna.
ton Whirh causes practically au
t, stomach. liver and Intestinal all
menfs Including arusrdlffls Oni
d0-s ulI cnntirna o. uiansF refunds 4
AZ drg-risfs ADV.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16
GOLDSMITH WILL BE
WITH CREAMERY HERf

c. :. Goldsmith. formerly city IN.
spector here. has returned TO Anna.
fiiio after two weeks vacation
spent on his fathers farm In Kansas.
He made the irip both WAYS by auto
mobile.
In the future. Mr. Goldsmith viii
be connected with the Nisslcy Cream.
cry Company.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16
ELEVEN CASES N CITY Court

Eleven cases were disposed u IN
corporation court Yesterday morning
by Judge r A. McKinnon Three
persons were fined Tor gambling. four
for speeding. three for yagrancy. aui
a negro was fined for reckless riding
OF a motorcycle. Two ~ those fined
on charges II vagrancy gave notice
of appeal "a the county court.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16
TROL|NGER MAKES PROPOSAL THAT
2ENG|NEERSbE NAMED To SETTLE
DEADLOCK OVER |NC|NERATOR HERE

fh,u breaking tho tir MlyHr
3D.. sId Do, would decline the prup
90 800 ur the present wishing r
u.., p i,w dave Bon which @" study
over 10
Car Schedule Adopted
\ tentative street .r s.h.dUI. u
No. put ln operation this morning. Vas
adopted % b. said 90. u,W schedule
VIII giy, uftr.umuutv 600 ~rr.i.,
en- each Di the two lnups and sIt.
irr south ou polk street varying from
tu : minutes
The .fy manager wIs authorized 'H
ufiIuut the corporation council ,o
prepare 1 notice f1 o., s,If,d upon thr
NlnruIthi, ptyirl CUmrut I DlI
ls and i's bonding company m the
effect mat urirs. immediate steps aIr
taken toward 'h, repair nf paving en-
south pi,r," street i,uU proceedings
WI bc instituted 40 ouD,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16

SNOW linens are the pride of every
housewife. Keep them In that condi
tiuu hy using l,cd cross HALL liluc in
your laundry cents at groccrs-
Adg.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16

when you feel lazy. out - sorts and
y1wn q good deal In m" daytime. YOU
com Dhurr, Il o. @ torpid liver which has
allowed the system ~ get full ~ impuh.
TICS lIl;EBiNE cures all disorders pro.
durd hy an inactive liver. II strength.
Ems Tint organ. oloInscs the bowels and
puts a." system In good healthy condi.
ton. Sold ~ all druggists. cote
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16
DON'T BLAME THE
CHILD

for poor reports at schools. for
A bad disposition, or a general
lack Of interest in everything,
inless you know the eyes are
right. Defects in children's eyes
may be frequently overcome by
wearing proper glasses during
heir school days.
We test eyes by the most mod
.rn scientific methods and, il
glasses are needed, we grind the
.equired lenses in our own shop.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16
mI,NnREIls OF WOMEN

nowadays are entering the professions
90 bugin"ss world and gn "a work day
after dny In bad health afflicted with
some female nilnont dragging one
foot w'arilt n't'r the other. working
with an 'N, ou the rlork. ana wishing
for closing time to come.
Women Boo this condition should take
LYDIA B., l'ulhpm's Vegetable COM
pound made from roots and herbs. II
has hruIght h.ilth and happiness 10
NOR" women iu America than any
Other D., .I.,'y civ, % e trial. ADV.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16
HYDEN'S

Optometris,s and Opticians
jlS Polk ST. E. E. .. Phone 1896
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16

The worlds present aggregate debts
amount Goo s2Ci 00n udO 900
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16

Frank " White tu Frank Wolnn.
lut o. '.'1 pnmons addition con.
slduut 100 ,I.l3.-s
A. !. i'riut q. H Co ruuh WuIrIin.
lui o. part Of tI bloa. nt. g. n \
Confederation sss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16
MnittniA lIrr,l.

T. g. Britain o. A. Il Ziglor, lot !
bloc. a. Enklc addition. Consldcra
fiuu - 500
Arizona republican., 1920-06-12
HE MAKES RECORD IN GETTING NAMES ID
 INITIATIVE PETITION

Eighty names in four hours is the record to date in the initiative petition campaign for the state highway com mission bill and constitutional amend ment for an increase in the bonded debt of the state, the Arizona Good Roads association announced yes terday
 This record was made by s. N. Starr of the Franklin company. He went out and, apparently, met himself com ing in. so rapidly was the job accom- pnShed As explained, there is space on each petition for 40 names MT. Starr circulated the two petitions al the same time in keeping with the policy being followed throughout the state.
 "AH who sign one petition sign the other as both are one and the same, so far s getting state roads are con cerned, said Mir. Starr. of all work CTS have my luck, 1t will be an easy matter to put it over in a big way throughout the state. I didn't find a person qualified to sign who did not sign. They all appeared anxious to sign and get on the roll of honor. so to speak"
 Mir. Starr. armed with another set of petitions, said. T have just started and went out of headquarters at the chamber of commerce for more ''roll of honor" signatures.
 Petitions filled with the names are coming in fine shape" said James c. Dobbins, county chairman. But we need more volunteer workers. as we wish to put this job over quickly and thoroughly. This applies not only to the city but to every community in the county Every community has a committee or will have one by Monday, and volunteer workers should go to the community chairmen for petition blanks
 
 Community chairmen appointed yes terday were: Harry w. Strangman of Marinette; R. P. Milton. editor of the Buckeye News; w. w. PickrelI, cham Der of commerce. Chandler; Cashion- Bloomer Mercantile company, Csshion: Stuoer Brothers, Arlington; Charles Warehouse of Litchfield; N A. San ders of Liberty.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-12

occurred. MT. Brandon had been in constant attendance at the bed side of hIs wife for several weeks
 Jeanne Russell was as well known to the people Of Phoenix as any woman who has ever lived here. Not only had she hundreds of warm friends here. but was known and loved throughout the west She haC appeared on the stage or theaters in nearly every city of the west rom Canada to the border, and wherever she appeared she was loved ana admired One of the character lstlcs Of Mrs Brandon was possessing an exceedingly warm heart. Never a Christmas passed, that she did not make many poor family happy. It was her chief aim and object in life Co bring sunshine into the lives of others and to this end she was admir- ably successful.
 Mrs. Brandon was born Jeanne Russel Afford at Salt Lake City, Utah. Sep- temoer 30, 1878. She was united in marriage with Ray Brandon on August S' 1906, at Tacoma, Washington. Nrr and Mrs. Brandon first came to Pboe- nix four yeats go. She liked the citv so well that they decided to stay here and make this their home. Mrs. Bran don remained. in Phoenix until about a. year ago, when she was taken i'll Ii IS understood from the wire that in torment will DC in Salt Lake.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-12
HER MISTAKE

i've been to ten stores. hut cant find dress within my means.
 Pay more" ]"
 My husband won't give me any more money"
 You should have shopped around Ike this when you were selecting a huspand .-Louisville Courier Journal.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-12
An Invitation

Anyone who thinks It is Goo hot for comfort is invited to relax for while in Franklin Car. This is "show the carv week. Simply phone 1881 and a car will be at your disposal without charge. We will show you what real comfort is.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-12
MRS. RAY BRANDON
 DIES; WELL KNOWN
 THROUGHOUT WEST

Mrs. Ray Brandon, known to hun dreds of warm friends in Phoenix as Jeanne Russell. passed away Thurs day night at midnight according to a wire received in Phoenix yesterday from Salt Lake City, where the end
Arizona republican., 1920-06-12
.C. OF [. BOOK TODAY
 .IS RECEIVING PRAISE

Organizations and individuals are writing the Phoenix chamber of com merce commenting ''Tocay," It's new book on Arizona. the Salt River valley and Phoenix. At the chamber yester- day comment was that the book ap- parently is meeting with the approval of people in all caIlings and sections of the state.
 Thomas Maddock, state engineer. writes: Please accept my thanks for the book recently sent me, also my congratulations on the splendid ad- yerusement for the state of Arizona. Maricopa county and Phoenix
 The Mesa Commercial club writes: We especially appreciated the cofnpIi- ment to the club in having our names appear on the two copies sent That the book will do a vast amount of good in advertising the state we haven't the least doubt. A liberal need of praise is due the Phoenix chamber of com merce for this latest proof of it's un stinted and unselfish effort on behalf of every part of the valley"
 The book sells for 25 cents. or 30 cents if mailed. Business houses and others, with a special ad on the back cover or with name on the front cover. may purchase the book at S35 a hun dred, $17.50 for 50 copies or S1O for 25 copies. The regular book selling at 25 cents copy contains no advertising.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-12
THE NOME kIec

THE MOVIE KISS CRobert Quillen in the Saturday Eve
 ing Post) The endurance test movie kiss. popr- larly known as a clinch, is not proper1v kiss, but a form of adhesion closely resembling vuIcanizing.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-30

Large comfortable Wing back Chairs with
roll pillow effect arms, $l25.
Large wing-back Arm Chairs Oibrarv).
covered in tapestry, $11O.
Decorated Consul Tables, mirror and
chair, three pieces, $1OO.
standing bookcases, mostly in oak fumed
oak and mahogany and mahogany finish.
some without doors and others fitted with
one one and ana TWO doors, $40, $35, $40, $45, SIS.
$50, SIS and $50. T''' ~'''
-Gimbels, Sixth floor
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-11-29
'Tabasco Mexicans
Change Governors
Without Bloodshed

MEXICO CITY. Nov. 27.7-supporters
OF General Carlos Green. who recently
was deposed as governor of the state
OF TRbasco. forcibly disarmed the po-
lice at Villa Hermosa, the state capital
today and appointed Tomas Garrido as
governor. The seizure of power was
carried out without loss Of life.
After an entire new official person.
mel OF Green supporters had been
named, letter was directed to the
state senate stating that the seizure
was In retaliation for General Green's
deposition.
General Green was deposed several
weeks ago. after soldiers alleged to be
acting on his orders, killed two mem
bers OF the chamber of deputies and
wounded several spectators, while at
tempting to arrest Deputy Lascano
who had fled into the chamber after
shooting an army captain.
General Green Is now in a Mexico
City prison awaiting trial
Minister OF War Gales, in announcing
the new overturn, asserted it was the
result of delay by the national senate
in confirming the appointment o.
Agullar Suarez as governor. Surrez has
bean serving In that capacity since
Green's arrest