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BURBANK

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Casle of Miami
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
James Taylor, Mrs. Castle is Mrs.
Taylor's sister. They have recently
purchased farm property one mile
from Citra. and weni from here to
GIcil lew home.
Mr.. William McKisman of Sanford
is visiting his sister, Mrs. H. |. Turn
er.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ D. L. Graham and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Clinnermen and lit
tie son Kenneth, were Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Taylor.
Mr.. Gerald Bogue formerly of Bur
bank. and Mss Molly Powell of Pa
Lab were married June Is. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Bogue, parents of the
groom. are expecting the happy couple
here within q few days.
Their new home is to be in Palatka
as Mr.. Bogue is in the employment Of
the Merryday. Company.
Mrs. Ray Clinnemen entertained hel
Sunday school class the evening OF
the 10th. Those invited were Ray.
mond Turner. Alice Gooding, McKin
nan. Douglas Bogue. Carl Sowash
Wallace Teuton and Ola Waterman
Games were played and refreshment.
were served. The hours passed pleas
antly and quickly until the clock OF
the mantle struck the hour Of twelv:
when all left for home.
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ANTHONY

have been a constant reader Of
the Banner for more tllzn 80 years
and nike the Bannerzf Tor several rea.
sons. one Of them is because its edi-
tor Is so in accord with my own way
Of thinking and Is Of the old South.
We can both remember tar back in
The times Of pothooks and candle.
moulqs and can appreciate the great
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tinq Hen, Mrs. Hannah

| went into the hen house one morn
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got real mad Went to the store,
bought some RAT-SNAP and in a
week got six dead rats. Everybody
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Sod and guaranteed by Court Phar-
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Marion Steam shows $3.50.
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So let's not worry. -
And here is room for = - a
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-25

Fer Abselufe RsIirf You Must Clear
Iurr Ulosd of WASTE Products.

AudHsn life. with IT, rich foods and
ack ~ exercise. often advcrtises IT, -
f.cis ~ disfigurinr the skin.
Acne. small abses-cs and bull- are al
tcn common.
To ccfrctt the basic trouhie-wasie
produr.s-the blood mus, b. purified.
nut flnt chg ycuf blOd Just clean
n cat Mature win a. the rts Pure.
rich. rel NJ Il ncur!shss the body and
flghss of G.sesre.
3. r. 4. tn STANDARD blood purifier
ana syu:c<r hciiicr. j. the IDEAL ren~il
- - ofcrsFnf. The effect q :. :. ;
= q ~ th< xysscm n tn waste pro
0urss dAlrh IRE rau1nr the trouble
~ ever 50 years :. =. =. has proven 4
~ q unusual n-rii. Besin taklns
q =. q to-day and write Ga SO page u
luttsstrd booklet. 'Facts About ih'
-vscts About the Biood"-ftee.
Personal mrdlcai advice. without
charge. may also - hsd by ssnding =
e..nnp,ets sc~<ripfAin ni your case. "A
Nvvm chief Ms<lissi Dirofnr. Swift spe
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-25
DENLY and ARMS
DELEGATES HOLD
2-H0UR MEETING
HUGHES REFUSED TO DIS.
CLOSE WHAT TRANS.
PRED AT FARLEY.


Washington. Oct. i-Sccrctary
Hughes ard other members Of the Am.
orirtn delegation ~ tn conference on
limitation ~ armam'n, were In con
ference today fur more thnn two hours
with Secretary Dcnby 90 the Navy DE.
nsrtmtui ssistani Secretary Roosevelt.
Admiral oontg. chief ~ Naval opera.
lions anil artaln ". u. Pratt. Of the
general hoard.
~ the conclusion - the srssioE Mr.
Hughes said he could No, disclose what
lad tiHuspircd further than 10 say that
general suhI,-ts rrlaiip 10 the agcnda
90 the arms conference had l-cn talked
over and o. had been deemed advls.
aide 90 nll in naval efficcrs Tor That
puruoss.
The nCt that secretary DENLY and
his advisers were summoned g. meet
with the American delegation lod TO
IA" conclusion that the preliminary re-.
view aud discussion of data prepared
for the cunfcrvnc" had reached poln,
where formulation 81 some propuSil for
limitation ~ naval armament had been
taken up hy the American group to he
presented q, nm appropriate moment
when the conference convencs next
month.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-25
SETTLEMENT UP TO
UNION AND RAIL MEN
coNriNrEp rRoM PAGE oNn

and the presidents ~ the big four"
hro,hcrhcods In n telegram had again
warned the board that the strike could
not under any circumstances bc pro-
hihitcd although II might he settled
They also declared that the rail crisis
was unchanged.
The message from che brotherhood
chiefs was looked on by board members
az especially significant In view ~ the
fac, that they had not been backward
w letting Il bccome known that they
expect the hearing 10 drag cut for
scmc time and are depending on the
union chiefs to obey their order not TO
permit a strike pending a decision from
the conference. This decision. they said.
Undoubtedly would not he rendered un.
III after October 80. the date set Tor the
start ~ the prugrcssic walkout.
II was explained at the buard's of.
fices that the hearing probably would
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-25
TRAINS MOVE SAY
0FfICIAlS-TlE-UP
COMPLETE UNIONS SAY
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNnJ

v,sino. the other southwark from Sci.
lcis Junction. The latter waS due n
houston ~ CTS o'cluck MoSslay eve.
ming aud railway officials planned TO
'inrn" u hack Immediately. Half .
score OF Houston loads were In this
train.
Thirty or forty applications for work
came Ia this offlcV today. MIR. Brown
said hiuEing up the total received all
over the line To more than eoo-ahout
the nunihcr ~ trainmcn who left their
j, hs ~ suon as these men bccomc &C.
aimiuied with terminals. yards and
other physical properties ~ the road.
the superintendent poln,d out. freight
traffic would aEain approach normal.
iard Clerks Recalled.
Conditions prc gradually improv.
INK" u, added yard clerks that were
Laid OF early TO-DAY. Monday being
recalled to duty because ~ the rapid
reorganization. Some siill are ON the
ira,tiyc list. lsit they viii he called
hack 20 work ~ scon ~ possible. as
they ate needed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-25
Kel Believes in
Short Rail Lines

Frank Kill. widely known business
man II Wichita Falls. who was In Anna.
rillo yesterday. said Tint building ~
shot lines 81 railroads from a city
would do much t. make Il grow. lie d..
clarcd that Wichita Pals began grow.
ing when It started u building branch
lines To connect in the city with the
trunk roads.
That the proposed North Plains rail
way would b. greatly beneficial To- ANA.
rillo was asserted by Nj kcll
Mr.. Kell was IN Amarillo IN a brief
business "trip. Ne H. NJ the had Of Tia
Great West Mn a Elevator.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-25
WAR DEBT REFUND
MEASURE WINS IN
HOUSE By 1893 TO III
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oND

Republican. New York. stepped To- the
front with AN amendment that inter.
est payments he used towards a bonus
for former service men. II was thrown
out On !oint cf order by Chairman
fordncy. who expressed hoi,e that Con.
eress. nj the regulaS session In DE.
oembcr. would vote for the bonus.
Urging approval of Congress Of acts
to the commission. Representative Gar.
rctt 81 Tennessee. acting Democratic
leader. sounded note Of warnisg.
In these debts now due the United
States" he said. 'rhere probably lies
the germ 81 more difficulties. dissen
lions. differences and irritation for IN,
future than anything that has cvel
arisen In the history of the country.
There II no debt between individuals.
There " no world court To which we
can 20 To- enforce our rights as In.
dividusls can ~. There In hut one
way thai this Indebtedness ultimately
can he collected unless the nation vol
unfairly PAYS Il. and that Is by war
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-25

opposing the application, particularly
that portion ~ u which Involves the
suhordination II their Hens to that ~
the certificates.
Following are among the law firms
represented and individual attorneys
present; Raker. Bolts. Parker and Car.
word II Houston. steward andS hcarcr.
New York: John n. Marsh. New York
Rhodes Raker Dallas; I.,-rke AMI
Locke Dallas; Davies. Aucrl,ach and
Cornell. New York. Receiver C. c.
Huff. general attorney q the TEXAS
lines II the NJ. X. and T.. Alex :. Coke
ul Coke and Coke. Dallas.
The ease was called yesterday after.
noon. and as II was not completed by
the afternoon Adjournment hour. Judge
Wilson called night session. Limlta.
ton upon argument was set by the
court ~ that the case could be- com
rlc,cd and tho jury CASES started TO
cay
II was expected that Judge Wilson
would take the ease under adviscmcnt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-25
SENATOR IS INDICTED
ON PERJURY CHARGE

PHOENIX. Arix- Oct 2i.--An In.
dictmcns against Ralph n. Cameryn.
United States senator from Arizona.
vas returned hy the Federal grand
Jury a the last term Of the United
States District Court herr. according
Ga brief entry made In the mlnuir
book Il the court today.
The Indictment was on a charge Il
pcrjufy. according to the entry In the
minute book.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-25
MOTION FOR CHANGE
Of VENUE REFUSED
ay Associated fr~

LONGNii.w. Texas. oct. 81 Motion
fur q chtnEc ~ venue an the ground
that tho threatened railr0ad strike had
lreludic,d o.dniou In Crcgg county
agalnsi The railrtad comunnics was de
MED In district court herr to-day In the
case II Mrs 4 Y. Magrill ". the Texas
and Pacific Railroad Company. Mrs.
Magrill seeks ssc.ooo damages for the
Death IL her husband. who was an en-.
pl,yc ~ the roai.
An I \ q. y. frcigh, scuthhound
with master mechanic frum san An
tonic as brakeman. dciartcd this morn
Ing manned hy the same CROW thai
brought frcight train here last night
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-25
I. and P. THREATEN
HIRE NON-UN|0N men
NJ Associated Pres

~ Associated Pres
DALLAS. Texas. Oct. si.-Non.
union men viii I've employed or the
Texas and Pacific Railway In the
event unionized employees on the line
ieave their posts. when the nation.
wtir ssrike bccomcs effective October
Sc.
This was announced following n
meeting ~ department heads Of the
read here today TO consider plans fer
continuing frcixht and passenger
service should the strike ma,criaiirc.
Announcement was also made that city
and county peacc officers viii guard
the line fro mpcss BILE violence or law.
lcsmess.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-25
HARD STORM HEADS
TO FLORIDA COAST


~ hm<<mxd Pros
HAVANA. Oct. ss.-A tropical storm
raged today over the province II Pinar
Dei ITO. and tunight was reported In
Isc~~ DISPATCHES as heading toward
rcsfis. There was n heavy rainfall.
which caused rivers and creeks to rise.
but only slight damage resulted.
Owing a. the stormy weather IN the
Gulf. sailing etwecn Havana and Flor.
Ida ports have been temporarily sus.
pended. Vessels destined for Mexican
Gulf ports also are being. held In the
harbcf.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-25

\ clear colurlcss liquid that will heal
wounds cuts. sores and gals II the
latest and best production of medical
scicncc Ask Tor Liquid Borozonc. Il Is
a marvel In flcshhcalinE remedies.
rricc, aoc. Gee and Size. sold by Ran
dal Drug Co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-25
Meyer Case Opens.

W Associated Pres
TWIN FALLS. Idaho. oct. si.-Thc
ccfcnsc IN the case of Lydia Meyer
Sou,hard. accused II the death 81 I'd.
ward y. Meyer. opened today. The jury
was Dismissed shortly. and the session
given o. argumer: NJ 60 the admission
of certain testimony having a. do with
IN insurance policy Of $1,000 upon
Viewers lie.
The question was icf, open for furth.
er consideration by the court.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-25
BLACK IS BURNED
8 IN SOUTH CAROLINA


D Aaspristsd fress
Ai.I.ENDAI.E. s. c.. Oct. 2i.-Ed
kirklaud. negro. under arrest In con
necfion with the killing q Eugene p.
walker. a farmer az Appleton. :. c..
wss taken from Sheriff Bennett NJ Fair.
fAx late today. taken TO Appleton and
burned nj the stake.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-25

PORT WORTH, Texas. oct "a
Freight train service out 1t Fort worth
ON u, International and Great North.
crn will H. rcsSnrd Tuesday. business
VII be- accepted as usual. Il WAS AN.
nounccd Monday afternoon Also while
enough men are on hand TO operate
several trains, mere are needed and
win b. given employment.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-25

Orders taken for homemade pies Mrs
Chase. Phone s33o.J.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-25
cAJIiA>!R!R!!H!3!, t., !. .,,,.,,,
- benefited BY the vsposs o.
vIG1k$:S
0sss ~ Million Jsy Ussd Yssst

To get rid q worms IN children give
them whites Cream Ncrnifugc. Tue
little sufferer improves at once ana
soon becomes healthy, active ANA ro'
bust. Price. 3sc. Sold BY Randall Drug
Co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-25
Ten NIn,nsn STRIKE.

The announcement from the slgsal
standard American Federation oi
strike AT this time. although all have
announced that new vote win h,
taken after the labor board renders rs
rules and working conditions dccis
Ions which are not expected FOR som,
time
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-25

hc Opened with statement from Judge
u. NJ. Barton, chairman 81 the board.
telling why the conference was called
and outlining the board's desire for fur
Their Information. The board then viii
ask both sides Ca present formal state
mcnts. following which board members
viii hcgin cross examination 81 both
rail and union chiefs. II was said. IL
In hoped. In that way. members eN'
planned. that some ground for agree
mcnt automatically viii b. brought out
without the beard attempting to offer
any specific plan.
Expect Rdl Caii.
One member ~ the hoard. IN dis
cussing the possibility 81 hearing last.
Ing somc time. today sad that u was
likely. IN view IT the inard's order that
nll Of the coo chiefs must attend cv'
cry =, rslon. that daily roll call would
be- held an dthni such procedure un.
doultcdly would take considerable
time
The hoard also plans. Il was said. 10
discuss the DAYS proceedings IN night.
" executive s'trlohs. thus hlthlng an
curly adjournment necessary each day
and cutting short IN, time devoted Ia
actual discussion Of the situation.
Railroad executives bcgan gathering
here tonight for the Wednesday meet.
ing hut tho general Influx II not cx.
p"c,ed until tomorrow. when the stand.
Ing presidents committee ~ the Asso-
citation of Railway Executives will hold
an informal session to discuss It's at.
tiiude during hic hearing. The carrier
heads thus Tar have taken the attitude
that they will have little To say In the
conference. maintaining that the boards
citation was directed mainly at the
unions and that the roads were sum
be- represented.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-25
IL MILLION ISSUE
IN CERTIFICATES
SOUGHT By ROAD

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNn
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-30
The New Spirit In Pueblo

The spirit in Pueblo is we'll illustrated by the
raising of publicity fund much larger than any that
has been spent for that purpose in recent years.
- Pueblo, with exceptional business advantages and
opportunities and particularly fortunate in its assets
of scenic beauty and grandeur in the San Isabel national
forest, is last aroused to- its interests and de-
ermned TO reach the benefits of the progress to which
it is clearly entitled.
A special responsibility rests with those men
who have the duty of directing The expenditure of this
publicity fund. 1t may be grandly spent pitifully
wasted Nothing brings better returns upon the invest
than well directed publicity; in other way
money be easily thrown away.
Whether this campaign will bring good results is al
together question of direction, and not at all question
of principle If the money is we'll spent it will mean
growth progress and prosperity for Pueblo to de-
gree that will abundantly Justify The of the money
in this way And it will also that it will here
after be easy raise other and much larger amounts
for similar purposes.
Fortunately the directors of the campaign will have
the benefit of the experiences of other cities in similar
efforts. and there is every believe that thcv
will gain results equally satisfactory.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-30
IN DAYS NEWS"

Fielding IL Yost who Is In line
for congratulations today on tho oc-
casion of his fifticth birthday ami
vcrssry. is tho veteran football coach
of tho University OF Michigan and
ono of the bcst-known figures in
American college athletics. For more
than twenty-five years he has been
Identified with the game OF football.
either as player or coach. II will be
twenty yoars next fail since he first
went to Ann Arbor to coach the Uni
versity OF Michigan football teams,
after coaching championship teams
at Lafayette. the University of West
Virginia. Ohio Wesleyan. University OF
Nebraska. University OF Kansas and
Leland Stanford university. During
his long regime at the University of
Michigan Mr.. Yost has developed
some Of tho brightest stars In the
history CT tho college game.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-30
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN

much better test of their sincerity would come if
they were speaking to Democratic majority OF
tors who were proposing TO ntrude upon the preroga-
lives Of a Republican president. Their present argI
ments under those conditions would conclusive proof
of their sincerity.
Unfortunately for the merits of the debate, Presi
dent Harding has formally suggested to congress that
it take the action that is proposed, and therefore
there be question of usurpng presidential powers
The peace resolution does not, is claimed by these
Democrats fix the terms of the treaty of peace
establish policy for the executive 1t merely de-
cares fact that is unquestionabe and by it's
tons it expressly discaims the intent of doing the
thing that is claimed by the Democrats to be done by it.
1t is generally conceded that declaration of peace
by congressional resolution very far fromd being sat
sfactory method for the settlement of great But
it should be remembered that the responsibility for this
condition does not rest with the Republicans OF the
senate, but with the former president
The nation has been thoroly convinced that the
covenant of the League of Nations undesirable for
this nation, but there is not such general under
standing of the harm that has been done because of
the neglect and failure of the former president to make
peace settlement unentanged with the visionary scheme
of the League of Nations. That the peace treaty and
the league Intentionally entangled appears
from President Wilson IS statement, and the result
of that policy not only endanger the independence
of the United States, but also to postpone the formal
ending of the 1t must be admitted that the
American representative at the Paris conference made
good job of the matter. There is satisfactory way
to separate covenant and peace treaty The only thing
that be done is to cut the knot, and this is what
the Knox resolution does.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-30
Destructive Taxation

In a speech before the Traffic Club of Pittsbu,g
Thursday evening, Otto H. Kahn made some state
ments that are worthy of general attention Calling
liquidation and readjustmcnt the American business
world is still in the throes of poor trade tight money!
restricted credit, diminished enterprise and employment
and general discontinue. Mr.. Kahn declared that
there is one element which than any other single
cause stands in the way of economic recovery
''Tha the improvdcnt disngenuous and mischievous
system of taxation adopted in 1917 Leaving aside its
appalling complexit, irritating and obnoxious clm-
bcrsomcness. the unfarness of its incidence. and It's
manifold actual and moral impediments to effort and
destrucVcncss: 1t has prevented the accumulation of
new capital and it has violently nterfercd with the
normal flow of existing carltal.'
This is not the argument of dspnt thenrist,
but 1t is the declaration of expert of business,
concerned chiefly with the successful operation Of the
business of the nation. And in this view of the de-
structvc effects of the present system of federal
taxation, Mr.. Kahn has the approval generally of
American business men. .....
The thought that lies back of this system is the
thought that men of wealth should be taxed heavily in
order that poor may escape taxation The income
tax and srtax, and the profits tax, based
ton of these taxes involves fundamental economic
rors.
Glass taxation does not st upon the class that is
taxed, but is equazcd upon the entire community.
The present federal tax system involves expense
of enforcement and collection that greatly increases the
burden upon the taxpayer 1t mutipes the number of
federal employees. 1t dscrminates against the honest
and scrupulous business and in favor of the dis
honest, the careless and unscrupuous. 1t is radically
unjust in certain particulars notably in mining produc-
ton 1t introduces strong element of ainty into
a department of human affairs where certanties are
elements of supreme Importance. And it is funlamcn-
tall, destructive, Mr. Kahn says. of business enter
prise.
The argument in favor of these taxes is the same
that obtained their establishment. the false
argument that they paid by the rich alone and that
thru thcm the poor and the men of moderate means
escape their share of the costs of national government
and of the World The truth is that the whole
community stagrcrs under the burden of a multiplied
tax.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-30
1ODAYS EVENTS

ono hundrcdth anniversary OF the
birth of Joseph l.. Chester. eminent
scncaloGist.
on, hundred and fifticth annivcr-
sary of the birth of Hosea Bollou.
ono OF the founders In America of
the tnivcr~tlist faith
Founders day will be celebrated at
Carnegie Institute. Pittsburgh. today
with "A program which will he fea-
turcd with an address by Vice Prcsi-
dent Coolidge.
Tho mammoth tank steamship Tul-
SaSas. building for tho United States
Shipping Board. is to he launched to-
day at Baltimore.
Greater New York iS to celebrate
the week beginning today as Boys
Wcck"-a recognition that Americas
boyhood is the guarantee OF the fu-
turc.
That the United States should
adopt the policy of further material
restriction OF immigration ia to fur
nish tho subject for "a triangular de-
bate this evening between student
teams representing John Hopkins
the University of North
Carolina and Washington and Lee
university.