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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
WOMAN
SAYS SHE HAD TO
FIGHT FOR BREATH

since taxing Tluao { have gained
fv l'yiso pounds ana fr.l better than
. have boz Yeats" said Mrs MERRY \.
'h,,y,F who lives go The corner of
..Ih Ave- and iH1ud street Portland.
rr gUn. Continuing sh' slid
90 lft,rod twenty wears with rhou.
rrf 1000 and stomach trouble and few
uihs Hgp had Geo ri," up completely
and Hk' o. mv bod. had r1ins an
over m, hody and my Wual,s would
IrIN up sO uGht 7 could hardly k"cp
IIHu screaming ~ times ! i'lt iik" a
Thousand noo,il's were sticking iu me
rud bad a Iain over ms Kidneys near.
ir 900 thn time. N'ary 'yctyihiuL
i. s'em'd o. turn Co gus and c1us q
uv hear, 90 IQluijltc 80 had feared
~ l1i heart uuuhl ami ] thought ,y.
I ,-y breath would D" NV last ! was iad
I I" ouusiitatcd. too. and had simply ter
irifyiuL headaches that would last g
lw.,E go time was ~ nervous !
lfrlt l.kr crying out or N, top Il my
ttu',. and I Loot 20 much weight unis
iW..sh.i syvrnty,it" hounds
I "a ffl,ud alyls mr go take TIu'ur
lana % was simply wuBd fful IN" way
. Z urT,t,d rilh' upw the etait. ! have
NOW taken four bottles and mv ird.r's.
iuY b. entirely gone eat anything
without the il.Eht,ft trouble. my fhru.
untism has iut about l,ff mc. never
hiy" hadA,ho and my nerves ats'
isadN ay "a cloak. I ava never cmlsii.
uttad any moore and my general health
b. $50 g0ud want 90 .rll th, whole world
thagt what a wonderful madeleine Tan.
l4r b.
T1"lac Is sold in Amarillo hy ] W.
Collins Drug Co. aud other leading
Gr rr..is.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
CITY PtEEN

Pl1iuyirW J., now LAYING plans
for q good city park. Amarillo
has one excellent park aui ha,
small plot, for others.
The time for every rii, 20 plan
Us public park, D, before ,hat city
has grown 50 larg. tHa' im price
on the land in thr central local
iiirS is too pruhihI'itc.
1hr price uu aI' ral estate in
Amarillo I, already high But
Those prices iu 'Ha tuar, to comr.
us ihc c.N grow. aui develops. a,
.lurgr factories are erected and the
sections of hn1tuu. residences
grow larger. will De- even higher
Now !, thr time Ipr thr people
Of Amarillo to give careful
thought 10 th. "tiu m p Sign
Now {, OBJ. iimr 'or '.r hyiug
~ plans 20 make 'li, i'y hW
thu.
Aai among ot.r things. 30 b.
to De- remembered ilW wh,r Ann.
Iau.'u is growing mG There ar
hundreds of p.up' 10 ir city
,viihouf a rhau.a tp iiul ANUS.
pi 100 tlr evening", except ior
lfbr picture lou>a,. Amarillo Dr.,
200 amusement park have MANY
lilies that arr 90 Hru.r with mll
l,r COASTERS. Swimming pool, and
ltaripi> >iri> of shows.
Light aWu> weu' feb rthr even
lings after our iI, completed work
lon farm or factory ], hralthful.
AZ work and un play. rrmcw
Der. viii make Jack duIl hoy
| And such park ogehi 90 boz q
Imonry maker from tur start.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
omen sllnn.

open shop.
On the Bailey Si,lc viii be- found
one who in holsirrinc mp hi, wan
ing political fortunes. socks 90
misl,ad the farmer, By showing
them n impossible and un.
Thought of eight hour day.
On the Bailey side will be-
found one who 3, making his APP
.pcll> to ieupruc. and prejudice
who /, seeking go uaign one
class of citizen, araiu,i another;
one who. u tho worl, of james II.
Cox. is more dangerous thln a
Russian Bol.he,s
You have some of the hict items
in .hr alignment oi the two candi
, dates before you.
Which win Wu support
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
.SLnrLICITY OF me GRElT

- W ~ 7 w p iitf va if-'f
The really great mu of an
ag', have htn men who. in ~
Sinai Analysis. af" Very human
and mon who enjoy simplicity.
This quality was evidenced in
President Woodrow Wilson Sat.
Iurday morning when. while duv
ng Through q park in Washing
| ton. could mot resist the tcmpia
ton 10 stop anl pick nap three lit
dc bows whose dripping hair wa,
proof conclusive that they had
just come from q nearby win
ming hole.
These little shav,rS recognized
tlc great man aud. though their
We nearly popped from M" sock
Is. like true Americans they Wrtc
ready 20 tackle anything once. -
they drove through tie city ANA
occasionally hailed an urrhin a..
Ipuaiuiaucr on the street that th,y
lright enjoy their amllrment and
have witnesses when they later
told the story.
This act Of q w1n who has had
The world upon hi, shoulder, hu,
shows the underlying simplicity
lof hi, nature. Tie company col
ihc>a irrprssihlr Young Amrri-
Icans proved refreshing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
Read How Easy You Get Louis Premiums

Due TO unsettled market conditions
LOUIS premium prices are subject
- change without notice. Save
sOupOps and order your premium al
Dee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
CLARENDON BAILEY SUPPORTER GETS
WRONG NUMBER; WANTED DAILY NEWS
TO SEND GOOD SPEAKER DOWN THERE

The News Telephone rang and Central
said that Clarendon was calling.
The connection was made.
say" said Voire from Clarendon.
sid stinnstt aud g. q. Works were
down here todli. and they TALKED
awfulIy about Nj. i,alley. You can't
imagine what hard things ihey sail
about him. II Has outrageous. Cant
icu send ~ SPEAKER some day neNl
wefhg Seud a good one. What about
that nian you have there today"
since i was saturday. aud since Cul.
len y. Thomas Was Ia marble, the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17

nighi editor naturally asked whetller
the gentleman IN Clarendon would like
a. hear Nlr. Thomas tell M about Hal
les
''Nu. Nn--Say. what place u this,
anyway ., This the Bailey clubg"
Ma, fellow citizen. This isn't the
bailei club" answered the night edi.
TOT THIS Is the amarillo Daily News.
Hut Ne can furnish you a speaker. all
right.
Good i0ril"' canc fainil, over the
wire.
Thrn there was click. ~ u receiver
WAS huns 49, IN Clarendon. Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17

SNOWY lnr"s CO.., Tho pride ~ every
h,Ie uif.. krl' them in that condition
hv using E,d Gross Hl,l Blue In your
.HurdTy. cents al groggTs.-AdN.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-29

popularity. That famous dancing
team, Doyle and Dixon. and the
talented character comediehne,
Maude Eburne, are among. those
featured in the company SO that the
visit OF The Canary" promises to
be one of the most pleasant events
OF the current theatrical season.
"The Canary" is an adaptation OF
a French farce which has to do with
the history of very famous dia-
mond, the name OF which is the title
of the play. Considerable Of the fun
is derived from the fact that Mr..
Cawthorn manages to swallow the
gem when all the characters are
busy searching for it. That the dia-
mond gets stuck in Cawthorn's
throat IS his misfortune, but adds
much to the amusement. Miss San
derson's role is that of young
painter who has been left in pledge
with the owner OF an antique shop
and whose freedom of action, espe-
cially in her love affairs, is eonse-
quently curtailed. Ivan Caryll and
Irving Barlin, opponents of different
but equally popular schools Of music,
provided the score for "The Canar~|
and Joseph Urban painted the scene.
for the three acts. The costuming
is done with regulation Dillingham;
extravaganza and chorus of romp-
ing loneliness, including the Broad
way "Johnnies," rounds out the COM
Oanv
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-29
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-29
M ~ S | c.

year the organist ought to receive
not less than $3.50 year.
When living is so high, and some
of the organists Tin st. Louis, OF
ccurse) are so poorly paid, and the
prospects for church organists so
discouraging, it is no wonder that
The clfhrch organists organized and
struck in St. Louis (of course.) By
the way. do you remember what
Patriot Henry said about George III
in his famous speech?
.
Mr.. Thomas ]. Kelly made the
success his Omaha friends and ad-
mirers felt assured he would when
he recently appeared as interpreter
at Cincinnati's first Symphony Or
chestra concert for children. The
various-newspapers of the city gave
generous space to the reviews, which
were enthusiastic with approval, one
saying that some of the orchestra
members nearly missed the beat,
they were so interested in Mr.. kel-
ly's dramatic interpretations. The
Times-Star gave pictures and a re-
view across the top of the final edi-
ton the following day. In all the
papers the stories of the fairies,
elves and hobgoblins which were
told by Mr.. Kelly were given full
credit for the great part they played
in the enjoyment Of the music.
Coming to the Brandeis theater
on April "a under the auspices OF
the Tuesday Musical club is the
Bohm Ballet Intime and the Little
Symphony.
The fourth program of the sea-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-29
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-29
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-29

ADVERTISEMENT
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-29
ADVERTISEMENT
Proper Way 10 Keep
Your Hair in Curl

II you want your hair to grow and
thrive, don't curl it with hot iron. The,
regular use of this barbarous instrument
is bound to keep the hair dried and
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ends. It's a lot more sensible to adopt
the simple silmerine method, which will
not interfere in the least with the growth
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means far more beautiful curly and
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A few ounces Of liquid silmerine-which
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-29

Then comes into bis life little
servant girl. cook, whom he picks
up in the street. and they enter into
an illicit love affair which continues
for two years. 1t is to the inlet
tered girl of the masses that the
awakening comes, rather than to
the cultured and gifted man of the
world. The scene at the close OF
the third act when Sally renounces
her lover and at last confesses to
him and to herself that the end has
come, is spoken of by New York
critics as the most powerful dra-
matte situation ever shown on the
English-speaking stage. and Miss
Starr and Lionel Atwill both rise
fully to its tremendous possibilities.
The attraction is scheduled at. the
Brandeis for two days only, Tues
day and Wednesday, March 10
and II.
1t is theatrical freak that Head
Over Heels" the latest of Henry w.
Savage's musical plays. has tor
composer and librettist the two
youngest writer's now on the top
wave of success in Jerome Kern and
Edgar Allan Woolf, and that the
piece was arranged and put on the
stage by the two best known veteran
producers in George Marion, whose
career as stage director runs back
fhore than 40 years, and Julian
Mitchell, who has planned the
dances for almost a generation OF
the greatest stage successes. Mitzi
is spring booking at the Brandeis.
.
Julia Sanderson and Joseph Caw-
thorn in "The Canary" the popular
musical comedy success, come to the
Brandeis theater for FIVE days start
ing Sunday, March 7. Success has
become a habit with Miss Sander
son and Mr.. Cawthorn and each
year of their professional associa-
ton has witnessed a growth of ttsiy
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-29

sons series under the auspices of
the Tuesday Musical club will be
given on Thursday evening, March
Is, when Mabel Garrison, coioratura
soprano, and Emilio de Grogorza,
concert baritone, will be presented
in joint recital at the Brandeis the
alter at 8:l5 o'clock.
Musical Notes.
Community singing will be -fea.
tured at the midwinter recital of the
Junior Musical club, which will be
held Saturday afternoon, February
2S, at 3 o'clock at the home Of Mrs.
Forrest Richardson, 5216 Webster
street Mrs. Douglas Welpton will
have charge of that part of the pro.
gram. Miss Nancy Hulst and Bern
ard Hanighen are the president and
secretary. respectively. Of the organ.
ization. The program will be pre-.
scented by Ruth Hartwick, James
McMullen, James Bliss, Genevieve
Noble, Laura Richardson, Eleanor
Smith, Dorothy Sherman and Olga
Sorenson, pianists; Louis Schnauber,
Gertrude THEM and Rose Dubnoff,
violinists, 'and, Helen Nightingale,
vocalist. -
Special music will be presented at
the Kountze Memorial church, morn
ing at II, and evening at 8, Sunday,
February 20. 'Jesu. Friend Of Sin.
ners," by GrieE, and YEA, Tho
Walk" by Sir Arthur Sullivan. with
out accompaniment, will be sung in
the morning. and" Gallia" and "By
Babylon's Wave two motets by
Gounod, will be given in the evening.
Mr.. ]. S.Helgen is director of music
and Mrs. NJ. e. BENJAMIN Is organist.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-29

ADvERTTsEMENT
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-29

kind, superbly acted by Walker
Whiteside and fine supporting
company, is a March promise for
the Brandeis, when Robert Louis
Stevenson's thrilling tale of "The
Master of Ballantrae" will be the
offering. Mr.. Whiteside is return
ing east after highly successful en-
gagement in San Francisco and will
bring here the same excellent cast
and rich stage settings which won
such high praise in the California
metropolis. Lovers OF Stevenson
fiction will be especially pleased, for
Ballantrae is considered his master
piece. The role of James is one of
the most picturesque in all litera-
'ture and affords Mr.. Whiteside am
pie opportunity for the display of
his versatility.
Frances Starr is coming to the
Brandeis theater in Tiger! Tiger!'
the remarkable drama by Edward
Knoblock. written while he was in
the trenches in France, which was
the most talked of play in New York
last season, where it attracted ca
pacity audiences to the Belasco the
alter throughout the season. Mr.. Be
lssco is sending the original cast,
which embraces an extraordinary
list of London and New York stage
celebrities selected by MJ Belasco
with especial pains. The same pro-
duction of "Tiger! Tigerw that all
New York applauded will be Brought
to the Brandeis.
The title of the play is purely
symbolic, born Of the authors fanci-
full likening of human society to the
jungle life with its dangers and its
warning cry, "Tigerl Tiger" The
action opens in the luxurious apart
ments of Give Copper, member. of
parliament, bored and lacking in
terest in the concrete things of life
and utterly bored by the love of the
beautiful daughter of his old friend.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-29
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-29

Back hurt you? Can't straighten
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-29
Many Wealthy Deputies
In New French Chamber

Paris, Feb. 28.--There are more
than 200 deputies in the new French
Chamber with fortunes in excess OF
100000 and more than $50 who are
connected with banks or other
financial institutions, according to
the Carnot de la Semaine.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-29
By HENRIETTA M. REEFS.


IXIHEN Josef Holman played in
w Omaha last Monday evening
W a number of unusual circum-
stances combined to make it q
memorable concert.
In the first place, the artist him
self even exceeded the great expec-
tations which had been held for him.
His prodigious technic, his style, his
mastery Of nuance and, most of all,
the supreme art of his interpreta-
tons, all combined to reveal to the
listening audience wealth of subtle
ty in the meanings of the various
numbers. Beethoven, Mendelssohn
and Chopin numbers which were
known to a great many of the lis
teners were presented in such way
that new beauties were discovered
and old beauties were presented in
new light. One does not forget
soon his wonderful tone in all its
varieties of quality and color. his
amazing accuracy and the vivid
clarity and vitality of his work.
ne comPoSitionS by 1oImann
enc would like to hear again. 1t is
not to be wondered that they at
tracted attention when first pre-
scented to the public. For they ap-
pealed upon a first hearing as full OF
melody, as having something to ex-
press which was clearly brought
out, and as being wholesome, in
genious numbers with individuality
and character.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-29
AT the 'Theaters

Continued from Page Eighty
performs with excellent artistry.
With harmony as the keynote, Ro-
nair and Ward, have a program of
smart songs that would be hard to
duplicate.
A romantic drama of the best
The mirror., 1920-10-21
The Washington Monument

This gigantic shaft, unique, impos-
ing, dignifed, yet simple to an extreme
is most fitting and suitable memoir
ial to the Father of Our Country. 1t
occupies a site near the River Poto-
mac, selected by the man whom it
honors, in 1888.
The cornerstone was laid on. July
4, 1848, and the last stone set on De-
cember 6, 1884. 1t was dedicated
on February 2l, 1885. The proper
tons of this mammoth obelisk are
colossal. The foundation goes down
38 feet and is S. feet square. The
walls are IS feet thick at the base,
l1l feet thick at the top and taper
one-fourth of an inch to the foot;
$4,000 stones were used. The cap
stone weighs $500 pounds. 1t is SIS
feet high and is said to be the highest
monument in the world. The white
marble used in its construction came
from the quarries of Maryland. 1t is
claimed that there is room enough in
the interior to house an army OF
1900 men. The stairway to the top
contains approximately 900 steps. An
elevator makes the top easy to reach,
so that all visitors may see and enjoy
the magnificent view of the national
capital, its historic surroundings and
the romantically beautiful river the
man it honors loved so we'll, which is
visible in the bird's-eye view from the
top. On a clear day, prominent
peak, Sugar Loaf, in the Blue Ridge
mountains, fifty miles or more to the
northwest, is plainly visible.-Ex.
The mirror., 1920-10-21

who have not intelligence enough to
take the measure of their own ability,
and work up to that, instead of de-
luding themselves with false estimates
of their talents. For when all is said
nature has set the limit to our achieve
ments before ever we come into the
world. As the homely old proverb
puts it, "You cannot make a silk
purse out of sow's ear" Nor can
you light the fire of genius with your
own hand. That is task the Gods
themselves must have performed.
Though a man should study the
art of writing from the time he was
born until he was as old as Methuse-
lah, it would not give him the brain
of Kipling. Through no art, no
skill, no labor, can man create that
mysterious something in the throat
that makes Caruso. We are as we
are made, with our fixed limitations.
We can go so far and no farther, and
the wise thing is to make the most of
what we really are, instead of vast
ing our strength and energy in aspir-
ing to the impossible. 1t is better to
be successful machine than an artis-
tic failure. Ambition is the sin by
which Satan fell.
Misdirected ambition is the first
aid to failure to a large number of
men and women, who would be sue
cesses if they would only cut their
aspirations according to their ability.
NoTE: The above paper was read before
the Prison Chautauqua Circle, October
10th, in behalf of Glass c.