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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-19

t. J. Moberly spent Friday in
Lexington.
Mr.. r. L. Conlee has returned
from Clay City, where he was
called by the death Of his brother,
Mr.. Robert Conlee.
Mrs. Harry B. Wilson entertain
ed at 500 Thursday at her home
in Irvine. Quite number of
friends enjoyed the delightful
hospitality.
Miss Bessie Te1ford will be at
home from the Cincinnati College
of Music to spent the Easter va
cation.
Mrs. H. B. Hanger will leave
the first of the week to spend the
Easter vacation with her daugh-
ter, Miss Elizabeth, in New York
City.
Mrs. O. w. Witt, Mrs. Harris
Park and Mrs. E. P. Campbell, of
Irvine, spent several days this
week in Lexington.-Estill Tri-
bune.
Mrs. Nettie Ballard has return,
ed to Winchester, after a brief
visit to Mrs. T. X. Hamilton, on
West Main street.
Misses Laura and Camilla Blan
ton will be at home from Car
dome Tuesday to spend Easter.
Miss Martha Garrett was a
shopper in Lexington this week.
Miss Matte Belle Jones was (;
shopper in Lexington Friday.
Miss Julia Enright is at home
from Cardome Academy. George
town, to spend the Easter vaca-
ton with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. F. Enright, on West
Main street.
Mrs. Z. c. McDougle and
daughter. Mrs. Berton Brown, OF
Quicllsand. will spend several
days in Cincinnati next week
shopping.
Miss Sue Chcnault, Miss Louise
Mckee and Miss Elizabeth Hume
will be at home from Lexington
for the Easter vacation.
Mrs. Mason Dunn and daugh-
ter. Miss Margaret Lucille. have
returned from a shopping trip to
Cincinnati.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-19

good. l weigh 138 pounds and am IN
good health. I will gladly recommend
Vegetable Compound to anyone who
suffers with the troubles which had,
and you are welcome to publish my tes-
timonial. '-VELMER HENDRICK, Route
l, Sunnyside, Ky.
To many American girls life is often
a heavy drag in consequence of illness,
and every mother should heed the first
manifestations, such as cramps, back
aches, headaches and nervousness as
Mrs. Hendrick did for her daughter,
and give Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound fair trial. For over forty
years this old-fashioned root and herb
medicine has been relieving women of
Just such troubles.
Write Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.,
Lynn, Mass, about your health.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-19

TN THE gay world of evening gowns
i it is hard to choose only two for
illustration. There are so many diff
ferent kinds of them with charms so
varied and captivating, that the dis
tracted fashion reporter would gladly
display them all. They differ in char
acter more than other gowns, because
there is little restraint put upon the
fancy of their creatOrs-they furnish
playground for 1t. The two chosen
for illustration here include a net
gown at the left-a modest, unpreten-
tious but elegant affair-and bril-
liant and glittering creation made for
high occasions beside it.
The quieter of these two models is
equal to many demands and, with a
little helping out of the bodice. may
take OH the responsibility of serving
for afternoon wear. 1t is made of
brown dotted net, In a warm shade,
over brown satin. and could hardly be
more simply designed. A plain bodice
and full skirt of the satin serve as a
foundation for an over bodice and full
skirt. Of net.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-19
kirksviIle High School

The Kirksville high school rem
dered a very delightful program
Friday evening. March Is. A de
bate was the chief. event of the
evening" The subject was. Re
solved. That America Should Pro-
hibit immigration for the Next
Five Years" Gladys Parrish and
Elizabeth Helton spoke for the
affirmative, while Ophelia Estes
spoke for the negative. The
Judges were Messrs Eugene Spur
lock. Frank finder and Johnnie
Ross. The affirmative side won
the debate. Several musical num-
bcrs were given. but the climax of
the evening was reached when
Russell Pope. J I. Turner, Lucien
Burke. Fred Wilson. Ralph Duer-
son and Ernest Sanders appeared
on the stage as black as pieces of
anthracite coal and sang, Sc
been Wukkin' on the levee,' wind
ing up the song with typical ne
gro jigs. The Kirksville people
show real school spirit which is
much appreciated by the teachers.
Monday evening at 80 o'clock
the fourth number of the lyceum
course will be on hand. The Rev.
II. B. Tremain is expecte tc
draw a large crowd. Admission
will be 20 and IS cents. You had
better come Monday evcnln. -,
than to wish you had.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-19
KENTUCKY GIRL
WRITES LETTER
How She Was Restored to Health
by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Sunnyside, Ky.-'1 suffered for more
than two years with my back and ner-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-19

y man said to me: 1t wa
mighty little thing to drive MAN
and Eve out OF the Garden OF I'd
Ell because they ate an apple"
God didn't give a rap about Tic
apple. 1t was the principle.
Come on, you forces of inlqu;ty.
| defy every one of YOU traduccrs.
Come on, YOU triple eNtrac. Of in
fanny; come Oh, YOU assassinS OF
character; come on, You ap Drsors
of harlotry; come on, you detam-
ers OF God and enemies of church;
come on. YOU bull-neCkcd, beetle
browed. hog-jowled, peanut
Drained, weasel-eyed four-hush-
ers, false alarms and excess bag
gage. In the name OF God, lie
~ and Challerege YOU.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-19

kirksville High School
The fourth number of cur Ly-
ceum course will be On hand Mon
day evening at S o'clock, March
FL. Admission IS and 20 cents. 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-19

Brown and gold tissue make mar
row binding at the bottom of the skirt
that widens at the left side and is
extended on an overlapping seam to
the waist line. Brown and gold are
combined in the wide girdle Of bro
caded ribbon and brown footwear will
complete an evening toilette.
Satin and sequins in the handsome
gown at the right are destined to
spend glittering career under arti-
fetal light. The apron and bodice
drapery of sequins are posed over an
artfuly draped dress of plain satin with
very generous and handsome sash at
the left side. Sequin covered fabrics
are made to match many colOrs in
satins and one can imagine with pleas
ure this gown in lovely blues and
greens that call to mind the glorious
plumage of the peacock.
II =. y
X<I~ 0Izz<7S11 ~,
eoyraioAr y vfsruN nrvs'Ain uspr
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-19
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
From Lexington Leader

The social column Of the Lex
ington Leader had the following
about the wedding of Miss Rice
and Mr.. Caldwell, there Thurs
day:
Mr.. Frank p. Caldwell and Miss
Carey Holton Rice. prominent
young people of Richmond, were
united in marriage at the home OF
Rev. Mark Coils, pastor OF the
Broadway Christian church. this
morning.
The bride is the attractive
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-19

NOuo 1903, anu VOC
not able to help my
mother do the house.
work. I took treat
ment from two doc
tors and they did not
do me any good.
Mother saw LydiaE.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compoundadver-
tised in the paper
and I took about ten
bottles. It has done
mo q GREAT deal of
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-07
tf,N, IL i'r.War i'rices.

10 Associated FHsa,
KANSAS cry June u Fruit aud
practically all "fusl essentials are
'uvk u prU Nni prices John \ liner.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-07
DYkEMAM WILL GULF HIGHWAY
TAKE up WORK Committee TO
IN CALIFORNIA MEET THURSDAY

W, r. Mkeman AnA faWlN and
,,serNv Marsh and family Viii kaNr Ia
q ~ wdaNs Cor - pirgN calf. IL nakc
,hctl tntare homcs Mr pNkvman g,ss
% take vAaTse ~ lhc san n,ogu ais,rtc,
Tor tbs N'cNrttN t,enetil Association
lie viii ~ general manasvr tW the
order IN lhrcc At the southern C,Nt,p.
MA ~san,lvs, lncladlng the cl,N vt San
h.cxo With a''vN, aA,ece population,
Nd, iNscnan caae hero f,U.n Csna.
dian sNNN ycafs eso and urganlsg~l
Amarillo tounctl NJ, i>0a kN,gh,s am
i.adWs VI SccurltN, now lhe S,eiuuN
iscmt,t Arsvslatlcn, Ne has had ehArs,
~ ths lAnhande Aslril NoAtiNaousl,
sin,s that un,e, W. n,~N,d an this 'vr
Flt,sN AMI kaVes Y with twvNtN,s.N
voescsls and total mcNecsshlp ~
seout t.ecN In An.AgllN he has huh
~ q ceancH ~ mvtc than ,.sau ana
shreeh ,hs nNtkasl Nnnei ana ~
national sassg ~ n, At III s,,eirtN has
Fi'~n nt Olly maVh taNosabls siVv,
tssFsacft.
ANsg,lie has nav TN nlnv,esnlA ,Ar
g'-, coeneN ~ Inv cNl,tV ot,lst, a,
the visl,evA husol coNncllS, ,NlN um
has hsen sNgAniae,l a. V,eeN,lN a. ANA
tsll" ccaAsel and u v IN a ,ttN ~ uOg,
usn sa,eee s~'eelsSlVn, onlN v,te wAer
civ IN shc Cnl,cl S,aics a. aaan a.
Aw'attno hss ccan,Sl IN lhs rnl,rd
S,atss a small a. Amarll.o hax vVua.
~ ss sssSe az the WRV heg,N rha, city
v ia,lssA NAnN,s. tNe ihc ta~, l,,ua
Nssrs ..n.srtlhn ,Oanc,l has had ",
tstyc ,lsS lnltetlens ,avh war With
moro thar vas hand,ed NV meRlSrs
IN cash ,lass. ner,ns tn y,.AV t~tor,
that mev than see WV Nt',sl darlRs
ssec csf,assN, fhr ~, tVglsa~ b.
meles~hlp hsgV sipcc tStc,et 4. ISIS
has tsva mefv thar ,elght hun,lfy,l
Auge Than s,e 900 In 1eN,h bsnsfi,s has
,~ve lnh IA the l~nvitciarNS u a.
ssssei nNmlsfs - Amagtllo o,aneil
riNse ~ Organization sleNvn Nvars sg,N
ts ~veFal NvNrs NJ iNkvuan has
tanesa ihha saeng lhe sAe dsna,es ~
shs cf,lsf IN m ss,sla ,hN ~ WV hus
uasss
Nv iNkeiNsne vp,igV family wM a.
s,a,lan, him a. ,ahl@Nss. vNseN Me-,
ialsslt,h, whe h a slvnes fAptsi Oa ,hs
soagt "a evil all~als
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-07
D. {. D. Highways
Annual Convention
Meets in Elk City

flHtlHl m lh' NsNs
CANADIAN TNu. juno q An 4.
tails have been completed tr thu
twrlh Amul 'uu,ytW Y thr - e..
" llirhNUt NaspDfIu 90 Ih rU,
lun, ~ The convention NiIl upun
Tutali, tnuuuun l.u, 200. tt gao
Governor Nu'l w rrNHs llrn,risun ~
oklahoma Allen ,t knusts npi shDuU
Uf tu.pdu hltr NAMED ,vlHriira "
\ lhwr secondary and g,uu1l upu
tKu his ru,tI,ti iNUuItt ruNpmr ''1H
mites ~ he hIphNt, NttuU 200 the rt
u.t lllt url,gluuw Will I, wurnt
num These mr ava, Wu,H uuod iu,
lvrust hha been aroused n inc counting
convention Through on, activities ~ ih,
headquarters here duunr lh. lest 80
dave ~ ttH a Thousand personal
tu,H tuurs ul kilograms AMI i,lr
rhHnr W,HstE,s have b,rn s,ni uut
TN dtlh and WrhN pt,. ON tlunR
ihv hINhNlN have given much sN,u Geo
40, mlug convention i.lt rIN hts
uld.u. hrir,'l n ulpuWnE q" iW. ,.
WtWinW,nt ~ M, d,,lI and have,
dom, gttN d'tl ,t tdNHtslug tlvu.
n addition iu many '.i,e thv, hhN'
aHni ,li the, htN, Wnl ,.,ts Ult u,rt
ne sNs,,W a. ,d,utls, M. convention
~ Nas lht nignh pIIn ful The d,lr
rtlluus uUW lh, northwest to have ~
ptni, lunch en- route Nh,u IA, lvu
ulv u lltWWuu. oklahoma, kNruvd at
lhs thvv immediately Wlryd hvadauar
trls here ana nskrd pruui~sivn 1T surN
~
tav dvlvga,rs nUW the northwest whlch
vii inrludv ,,rs t,m Colorado. Kansas
Oklahoma and Twas Elk CuN viii
assist lltmmwn IN serving the lun,hcwn
near CARPENTER between llammun and
Elk cay,
A Telegram NNs rvrriN,d this after
nnnn uuW lamar CtluNdu advising
hat tvu eats VIII vumv trum IlOradu
~ the convention There wiu h" dele
gates frm lamar las NnlmNr ,rlu
ndn springs, Twu im,lrs UuVmun
and rVnNtm Canadian has thirty
thrvv ,Nts slgnvd up tut th, U,p Whlvh
Viii take alNl hundred boosters uum
Canadian This civ N asking tn, ,h'
1899 vunNvu,nn There " v,c,N mdi
xt,un that this viii be- en-, 1t the most
hrgvN attended totd vvnN cntIons slncv
the famous usark rtaN convention IN
Amarillo srNVral WARS agW The slsNk
~ iN TUESDAY nleht ~ ENSpakci
ANN Cnlr vt CuluWdu llVus, IT Rcpr
srn,atiNes, John \ Whl,churs,, rrcs,
DIN, u thc nad II Agriculture a
OKLAHOMA, and Oo,crnw !, n \ Rob
vrtsuN " oklahoma
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-07

The first nunncry IN Europe was cs.
tablishcd IN France In 800 A. d.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-07

rhr executive yaMMlt,c W tho colo.
rNdo a. Oul lllghwaN aSssiation viii
mvcl Al AaN q. M In nalhart Thurs,
UaN lunv p ~ ths u~VuOg m,sas
lam matters ate To bc dis'usSh ,On,
crrnns financial iAans tor the dc,cl,
o,vnvn, NnWwNvm,nl AMI varrNlng "a,
~ plans hF 1871, II l. proposed IL
have this highway a,lsfac ,orlN
mNre~l a oncc ATOMS It, vNlN lcne,h
slvvial cnpNas,s lslns hl don d,y
Warkng
\ tnanl,al h0igc, has bcvn. rc,s,n,
m,wN,lA eN~S, "a a NrqNr,tsal sum
IA h. ,al~N In each voan,y along this
highWaN and u j. puq@syd IL ap
i~sn, tau tONe sc,gelatV ~ mad
aaNANrr. D. ATTEND m logglng and
u.arNins thu reaa ard a~sls, IN carry,
Ws "a, ,hc ,'lsns ~ nv vS,s'utlNV vogN,
Wi,ts>, Individual AVID husNvss mcm
shll,s Wll h. si'h ia ,ath voanN. sBd
lhv HIGHWAY sab 4NNl,Nl into dNisiuns
,ayh aNlsAN a. ~ un,lcr the supsrNi,
lvn ~ tNisivn managVD Thc vNccu.
INV csNm,l,sc VIII also ,akv up and
Infinitely s,v'le the mater ~ nv hlgh,
Way thOugh lohNs0 nyOVN,N. whl,h
tAS tevn ,he Suhic>l "a s,Nr contrNct,
"A an,v ,hv las, annual mvs,ing VI
M NSNsla,loA at Pat Mvyth,
In, INa,sa,lV ,o Cult n,ehwaN Assn
is,0n has gV,a Up ~ organization
q ntNNVu'sS ~ln,V ns hltlh IN lalS and
j. ASSar,N,N vNc " ,hc mvs, hnlsstani
'N,cvs,at highways tarliv.lstN ~
WAS. had,ng vut Vt ,hv slN,,,, and
ttNes a gc'Nsct amV0N, ~ ln,vrS,,,e
tsmts, lgaVc, IN sammcr than any
Ahvg hlehNaN kNdlng vu, ~ Twas.
Mann II ,he c,,un,,oS In rsNas New
N,Nt~ aud ,N,Nsalo. ak,Ng ,hs linz ~
hishNaN haNv alrsAdN vVntfihuly~l then
issgsFtNN VI 1881 doVs anA n u cah
lelvn,ly vNlss,vd tha, al v,hcts va
sNd Ia lhcNs a ~ sartV da,V, tn,
sseN,erN y t0s, IN WsvilN ~ a vhcCk
lw 40 WaN ~, uAn voaNlV Chamber
a CsuuWtvc =, MVmrhls Nhirh cham
l~r AIS vNla~s~~l n~n as estng
lh,tvaghlN lN ~NW'N,hN Ntlh thu NS,,.
fa,t ~ Oa0 h,shwaN,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-07
$1,000 QUOTA FOR CHINA Relief
FUND SET FOR AMARILLO; drive
WILL Be HEADED BY MASTERS0N

hpu VIII lwDh your children that there
Ia 10 t.uunNF u minds ZEE Ncll ~ ~
ubi.. , Usiun ,f hwrit as vel az ~
i1irs and thus 500 viii ttmdrn not
only IHuf own vision hut thrlr ~ the
r.rlt mturllEnllpup 90 MAN
~, have excellent commercial and
political rrpsnns why Amfua snpuld
continue lu h. the urm frlfnd W CHINA
hat u,N,r mind these in cote riahI
There h nu East ~ west When you
hear the howl VI ho grpv wolves Of
hunger unr hall around me gluhc
Amarillo la asked o. cutluDulr NOT
less than 81 ooo so rummtl,v WU ftll
tu utEr ,ou ~ dn Nuul duty Pho 'r
pRl IL iu Nuur q. nsOlrncr aud W t.,l
hoprful that ,uu WIl yuntuilir i0 Nuur
limit cone hundred dollars yIn save 't
lives niN dAhrs viii aN, tpvl,c lives
Ton dolhrs viii o,r "a mo'Nel uuN F.,
mi, Mtl your ,h,,k tullN m " "a
tHu TREASURER CHINA tNuur tUJd.
Var WET National lhuk
Swu'dl u " Npsrrsou ,ht.wnU
J, I. smith W u tuuw : T. Nmn.
n g. rnklu. L., \ Wells. Dec /, Mt,kh.
l. " N,WW " g Or, g \. FISH
tn Emhn Father . " Nlhd. y ~
ShauHhuusN "a o. ttuslr. ~ W n
NhKn az, Rev Rutherford ur a.
Thompson NJ Nuoly n q. u nv.
mum. a. o. pvvN In u y MauCnt
lum, " N ublhnlth e. I a. loNud,p
g. u liuhhu y a. shepherd Mrs.
U,nn : uoNh Mrs ian Gurus. L..
pnw NyN Turpvr W ~ E,ivs, a.
" Nrsslagc Ross u Rvgcrs, IN n D.
Wwnks u II, Nichols J, levy. l.. Ia
vohs =, D Phillips. r. a. ohrlcn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-07

A mass meeting ~ Amarillo ,Itlaons
WIS held az the unafl uf rlly nNrlnn
meni Monday Muinlng a. consider The
iesi mcihh oi helping Starving looule
IN China, CREST Interest We shown
hy thosn present Tho Amarillo uurh
was sci ~ ia zoe
The chlh Famine Fund NJ ToNns
Il hcinn hraaei ly lnder " y Ram
Aev. nr ueofec " rrusrii h. notion.
~ committeeman aud George W1vcllY
illlgrs Il state treasurer " A. Mas
t,rHon II local chairman and ", N ~,
qua IL tWamrrr
The mass meeting this morning No.
,'drd ~ send out IA, following letter
a. Amarillo pcurie'
THE most terrible TRAGEDY in Me-
worlds hlslule' " the China hmln,
t'Nen mllllobs ace NOW farinn death VS.
starvation, onc thousand dlrd ln q slr
flc nlEht Thi,y thousand wcre found
IN y lauoh n'lo on the verse II slpr
walton,
The clilpons of nll the punrlrnl
sltiss ~ resas are Tcspnndlnf generous
~ In the HlaieNldr app,al and W. feel
rurc that the ,ltlFVns W \malllln Wl'
i~ M exception W. believe u IN noi a
Question ~ Nlllnsnvsa un Nout mut
hut lathof INV muvh ana how aus X
wiz W. rour response The rvumltlr,
has no lnt'Nllon ul pndvlNorlup a. rr.
raEc the rcoplo of Nmnli llo m tND
HlsvtuhrlN - VAR ~ ics'War iu'en'
sl,e drives, W. onlN hrms 10 yous a.
,snsion The terrible mcis hc,puso nun.
ser 10 hunscr whcthrr hcw en- In china.
Excuses VIII not satisfy ouN N me
united cffof, " all Texans van tho iW.
fui situation h. met Ia aldlng nov
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-07
JUDGES INVITED
TO ATTEND MEET

Al Judges ana Commissioners " I'ot.
ter county are invited to attend the an,
nnnl meeting " IN. County Judges aud
commissioners Association which win
meet IN Fort Worth, June ~ To- -. ac.
cordlnr Ia word received by the Hccrc.
inry II the Heard " ciiy Development,
u iH suggested hy The committee In
charge ~ the .umlng Judges conve'
ton that funds for sending judges and
commissioners a. the convention he
be- ruiucd by commercial orgnnlsa lions
IN zach ely but M action hns been
taken IN that plan
u II M, known at prcEcn, whether
ur net any Potter County Judges an
commissioners viii attend the cunvon.
ton
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-07
When Your Kidneys
Are Over-Active

Whom n,lhorrd with excessive kid
rry arllnn durlng che IA, 90 uiRht
pin,r adults ~ children -huild iak"
Nhu Make hponusr ~ ls prepared aur
rhlh lu D,rr active kiln,yH nnd often
relieves after the ntsi dlv.H treatment
YuU dIugFlsi hlH iluuld shu MAKE ~
Ga, and 800 q hottie. ~ " You will write
ihr Shu Mpko l,eusdy Company lort
Wuth ro,nH AMI on,los, ten rents a"
cover mattgund mnlllng expense. you
viii itt.Nu q &C.,, uunlr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-07

AZ earl, 49, a. \ ~ the Romans
used miuks IN England,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-07
JURY COMMISSION
FOR NEXT Term IS
NAMED BY BISHOP

iAsk IAN e 4, fiuu,us and " u
Nrusilvny ,,anistsV the iuyN ,uUmis
sIsn aigssnltd IA lalsv N,nN =
lashHp lhis m.fnns a. dBN etsnt
mFN snd lstl sara ta tb. bN team,
4 s.lrl wbth lsgins Sfm,ml-r "a and
stsis tf lfp Wutks tNius iu ihr fsy,
ihst ihrv Nn b. srt,ltl weeks when
ntp IafN uasss uh 81 uiel larlv, vii
nN d. rfHHrFtI lH ,tfN VIVA
n a. Watiul nae s,Hi,u,,t o. tNu
teafs W th soc. NHU. uimN tbs
mHlnms q, 1slsr b. shnt Haif,fd
vss iisl hsi vtrt tH "a so .rst 90 haN
COS sioien ar aHiWffft o. llr.,i,d
suiln sud asss, o.. ta1.snipl scn.
lfnaf, vtth lht iar, rtfasgd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-07

r.aldout ~ the National Association
~ i,etnll uruccrr declared at The open
lng II the associations four day oonyon
ton here,
~ prownr price, Mr. Tuner explain
.d he meant prices which prevailed I'm
modinlcly prior to the opening of hoall
lliior IN lpii, Fruit he said had de-
olinci Is per cent IN price In the last
Year and sugar n nuw selling for the
retail price which prevailed IN 1914.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-07
chill DREN'S HOME SOCIETY
TO HOLD MEETING MONDAY

s mu mg uf ihp fWiH 'hlldrrnT
liUmp and Ad society board held q
NICOTINE m the tununlN state hhnk
Mundt, afternoon aud discussed the
Murk uf thu lnst wear and considered
.uIun a the mul,lrms u be- me, The
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II Nis c,ldvd tn wnd " w, Ga.
mniiI, Hartman uf M" Potter County
nuhtd lu Fot Worth lu attend the an
nual mupug " the directors 1T thr
state. June 10.
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st,,I, hts ,aud fw slol rhildron nuu
,htt,lum warts IT th, state rhlrtNiwu
,h,Iduu have hrrn sent irum this coun
~ o. the r,cri,ing humc,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-07

Ja~s IT UtG ~ IVY l,o,~onhg should
he treated with Mllards Snow idnt
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a splcndld rcNc,ly t,F such Troubles,
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Suld IN Randall ntue 60
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-07

A few drops Of Heinz salad vinegar
puts more flavor IN food than "a spoon
ful ~ cheap vinegar which In sour.
but hnH no aromn. Heinz salad vine.
gars made from choice grains. bottled
and scaled In the great Heinz plants.
guarantees n against adultcratlon. Say
Heinz H. your grocer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-07
bUlns SHOOTING
IhlAL TO BEGIN
on WEDNESDAY


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The Nome nugget., 1921-03-26
NOME MEASURES
 INTRODUCED IN
 LEGISLATURE

Juneau, As Mch. 26-Rep. Brown Of Nome today introduced in the lower house of the Territorial legislature a memorial to Congress to establish an experiment station bureau of mines at Nome, similar to the one at Fair banks, also a joint memorial for sui able vessels of the Bureau of Fisheries to be placed in Berins Sea and Kot- zebue Sound to conduct q careful sur vey of the fishing possibilities.
 The bill providing new methods for drawing juries in justice courts pass ed the Houses today. The eight hour bill referred to in yesterdays reports will include dredges and all placer mining operations Members of the legislature invite Q full expression of views on this subject. f'ranking priv ileges were today granted members If the legislature over the government wires and cables in Alaska.
 The Portland Oregcnian yesterday published q. statement that Wicker si.cm has been recommended by Fall
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-26

ti the president fo.' governor of Alas ka. Washington dvices state Fall does not either deny of confirm the r'Hort. It is generally believed here that the appointment of Wickersham means the defeat of the party organ izstion created by Mcbride.
 Victor A. Julien, candidate for tho Second Division vacancy is reported in Seattle advices to be leaving for Ju- peau tomorrow.
 Rep. Holt of Nome introduced to- day q joint memorial asking federal transportation aid by the establishment of government hines of transportation or that contracts he entered into be- tween the federal government and pri- vate transportation lines to revive the vanishing industries of the territory. Her. Holt will tomorrow introduce q pension bill amendment and asks if Nome Chamber of Conmeice has any suggestions to offer thereon.
 For further legislative proceedings r,p
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-26
ADMINISTRATION REALIZES
 ALASkA'S ROAD NEEDS

Washington, Mch. 26-lt is certain that the incoming congress will he re- quested to Enaka adequate appropria- ton for construction of roadways in Alaska. This proposal. will receive the unqualifie support of the admin istration. for it is now realized that unless latural ro..dways are construct ed the federal railroad in the territory cannot be made to pay interest on the cost of construction.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-26
GOVT HOT ON
 BERGDoLL TRAIL.
Delayed in TrnIlsmission)

Washington, Mich. 24-Determina. ton on the par: of the new admi .i-,ra- tion to run to earth Grover Cleveland BerSdoll. whose draft lodging eff ,lts have brought him world notorie,S. is indicated in .he announcement today War Secretary Weeks are co-operatins in plan to pull Bergdoll out of Ge-- many. where he has taken refuge
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-26
U. 5. WON'T
 TRADE WITH
 SOVIET E: r RUSSIA !

involving due regard and protection of person and property. and the estab- . Hsfment of other conditions essential to the maintenance of commerce, this govermnen: believes it will have con- vincing evidence of the consummation of such changes. and until this evi- dence is supplied. this government is unable to perceive that there Is any proper basis for considering trade re- la tiOns'