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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-21
AMERICA MUST Be
IlUGHT TO Remember
sAfs 5. 4. OFFICIAL

Th.s> who heard Lieutenant Culnn,I
rssiS Commander 20 the Inter. Noun.
tain Division q the salvation Army
corpr. a,ea's 81 the psandl Theatre Ia
Amarillo. ~ the Arunistice Dsv r~l.ii-a.
ton an NV. N. 1899. viii rad with IN.
terest the following clipping frum The
war Cry" for January q:
"ldeuiensnt Colonel Davis - the IN
tcrs,lonntaln Division was Invited 10
d-ii,er m address ~ the American L.
zion celcbratiun 1T Amarillo. Texas. on
Armistlce Day.
According o. the Amarillo Ncwa.
the cslonsl made q strung and fiery al.
dress. which was heartily reiishei ~
the Buddies and their homefoIk alike.
The Colonel gave sume unccnsnre
word pictures q the sublime tragedy IN
France. through which he traced the
footsteps ~ the immortal Army Las.
He hid laurcis an the hrows Of the
American soldiers who tonk part ~
. The FIGHT and cropped hot tears on IN,
lonely mounds q Americas sacrifice
ard b0wed his head reyercn;ly befog,
the shrine u Christian civilization.
Spirit % trmi.iiee Day.
In referring g. the Spirit Il ARMS
tire Day. Ctluncl DAVIS declared Tint
the American people are entirely to
prone 10 fur<rf: that they must y.
taught % remember Instead The an
nual olscrvance q Armisiice Day will
d. much. he stated. toward helping The
people % remember. once each year
even u they must forget q fur the ~.
n'sinslsr u the year. the untold ~acfi.
fees that the boys went through owe.
there.
In Denver" he continued. "ihcrr
IRE many bows slowly diving - the IN
lereulosis That dread disease was In.
riirrcd through no fault Il theirs
through no evil living. NJ lad habi's
II was Incurred by breathing In tho
deadly eas-- that the Germans lr,
ionse agains; the American lines In an
eff,rt 20 hrvsk through That gas
burned the lining ou, q their lungs an 2
i-ft them ~ snch condition that Il -
impossible Tor them g. ever spend a.
ether comfortable day IN their llves
yet the people Who have 20 D. with
theW from day o. day often grow I'm.
patient with them and show that IN.
have forgotten already. Thcs. pcopl.
mnsi 10 t-rght L. remember. Amer.
caps are Che bssi-hcaried. most gcner.
ours pem,ls IN the world when ;h.g
take the trouble a. think - the,
thlnEs: bat they sre aiso the host fur
refiers IN the world u IL this clas.
of T'etl'le we aim 90 rsachn. a',oy- al
olhers. On Arnis;ice Day
~ 90 Bol>he,l~m
''B0lShevism." he stated. "oanuo, ~,
vail IN the United States as hong o.
We have the little rod scbvi hou~e
With u.s. CuntinuinE. b. said that rad
.ss who advocated N. overthrow -
c'ir government ought o. ~ dsrurtad
that the country ought % h. gunc over
With a finetuufh comb ard an VIII
seesnc'l. from their seuiiurutS g. % &.
scenace o. the government should ~
plsred whcre they could net lunEer b.
. menace"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-21

To" superficial are - the earth -
isG go 600 suuar. miles
Evening star., 1921-12-03

ttrOrNrANr. Junior or student Of hrst rate
ability i- d--ired by suh.tantini Washing gton
law sfl-- -pseislising In tan practice. state
sss, rauratiun, rreyiaus aud present employ
passt md ps.s-at esyninxr, Address BuH ~.
4, star sfisw,
lrsfsfANr noOkKtrrEh -ysans maa he
~ aud ~ teafs ~ aEe, With thofsuah
sess ledge ~ d.shir --a'r, syst.m aud issa-
lns ~ pfuas sRd Ices spi nnansisl ststs-
tsstsl ssistf 10 star, tsn trt ws.t Al.
ls.ss h's p~nA Hia shs
NNrftOft MY usrsa.s = teiss.his trsln
a tgsfssess ssa s-ssfs tsasssif - pssss
nsai ssN psit emtiafmsei Lem u fssf
sFs.s liss, asf ~ alstt \ " ~saths
l.-sas @hsf . nnries l,ia ssa ! sis av,
Evening star., 1921-12-03

CJTFF BUTTON, plain gold. initiated
Return +. Is. Semmes. 6l3 6 81. NV. ne
Evening star., 1921-12-03

.PRINTERS-Monotype key
board operators, caster machin-
lists and runners, Linotype op-
orators and machinists, hand
compositors, ad and makeup
men for trade plant to replace
men who went on strike No
vember 18th; steady positions to
competent, reliable men. Smith
Mccarthy Typesetting Co., 637
South Dearborn ST., Chicago. Ill.
Evening star., 1921-12-03

BILL. FOLD, small black. on 9TH st. t. or IN IN
store Reward. Address NJ. \. s.. 34Os 34th
Mace Phone Cleveland 1851.
Evening star., 1921-12-03

BRIEF CASE. black leather, with samples OF
paper and price lists; return contents. ao",ess
Box 24f;-A, Star office.
Evening star., 1921-12-03
WANTED-HEI.r
EfaMALE-ContinueA.

E6MALE-COntlnue
TEACHER or advanced studsnt--permanent
position; advancement. Address Box. 1s0-A,
Star office.
wA1TREsS, white: best wages. Sa0s Sth1 q. e.,
Brooklsnd car. 3s
WHITE GlRL, easy morning occupstion. 7. o.
Lock Box 17I0. -
WOMAN, capable canvasser, to push nationally
known food product; salary and commission,
plus commission on repeat orders. Address Box
1e4.A. Star office. -
WOMAN. reliable, cook and general house.
work; good wages; no laundry. Apply apt. s.,
2633 Adams NH I'd.
YOUNG GIRL to answer door Ibeli and phone
ana do light work for few hours daily, in
house near 14th and X sts. NV. Apply 270l
Conn. ave- NV, apt. 303.
YOUNG LADY to work evenings In confection-
cry store. Apply 800s 14th ct. NV. 4s
YOUNG WOMAN steEographer and typist i:
General work In bank; reply in own handwrit-
Star office.
Evening star., 1921-12-03

AVTO TIRE tNorwalkl. Dec. on 1ith 81.
between and H NV. Reward II retufhea W
1pDl II -
Evening star., 1921-12-03

hook KkKrkM. es,hlss, ss.s ssses. .wsnsss.,
..s..s,s~sa :. as,a',s r.unsnes. w. ies,ss'
~ al iIus Mls..s.slA sas.
Evening star., 1921-12-03

kT=T0N0BILE GLOVE. left hand. on Rockville
nike or vicinity of Bradley lane. Reward IL
a. 1111 Or ST
Evening star., 1921-12-03
HELP AND SITUATIONS.
wANrED-HEIP

ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORs-Tbe COM
Ing tax season has big opportunities for nc-
eoantants and auditors having knowledge ct
Income tax practice and procedure. II you
wish to take advantage Of this opportunity.
send your name, address and phone number to
Box 241-A, Star Office. ~
GOOD OPPORTUNITY for two men, 25 to
~. preferably with selling experience, Of alb
solnte integrity and perseverance. to market
! IN Wasi ington proved manufactured product;
| permanent; men in other cities making over
$50 per week: college men and ex-service men
preferred room 49l. Star building.
AUTO INDUSTRY NEEDS TRAINED MEN.
! Prepare now for spieadid openings in this
througbort. III Actual rspaliiuE exper,sncs os
~ makes OF cars: Rates reasonable. DAY
sTfssf s and Witt It. only a1 fsSss n
Zee us today.
BOY with bicycle; permanent employment. q
| real Opportunity: 1918 H It: NV.
BOY BoY white. about ls, wanted TO help in su-
18th and +.
CHAuFFEuRS white. Bee Mr.. Clark. Ward
man Park Hotel taxi. desk lafter PM
lCHAUFFEURS wanted; col
ored truck drivers for delivery
work. Burr. Bros, 600 r. l. ave.
ne.
cHAuFFEURs (whitel, experienced Ford op-
!
C0LoRED MAN. settled as jantor of small
office building: Eiust know how to run steam
heat; sleeping quarters provided. Apply at
| once In own handwriting. giving references,
age, salary expected and experience. Address
Box 317-A. Star office.
| FILIPINO student for cooking and some house,
| work Phone Franklin 3s25.
| HANDY MAN around boarding house; must
milk aud care for COW. 33OS 9Th st. ne.
tBro0kland carl. A.
IIJcIT acuooI c1,IyI,CI-T, - 1yIa...I. don. -
| ment for the holidays; state height and lei
sure hours. Address BOX 29l.A. star office. s.
LEARN TO BE A
| STORAGE BATTERY
REPAIRMAN
and earn from $35 to $50 a week: We can
| teach you In two weeks: day and evening
elasse.- See Mr. oponnell, 12l7 st: nv.
! MAN (col0redi htlstling sales maRager
| among own people: 30 per cent commission;
good money. Address Box 2ss-A. Star office. A.
MARkET NAN. experienced. Call FRANKLIN
Ills. after 3. So
MARRIED MAN wanted to work dairy
near Garrett Park, Nd. p. D. address. Ken
sington. Nd. 80
BEAT CUTTER-Experienced. with reference; i;
| good pay: short hours, 90s 9th st NV. 3.
MEATCUTTER and grocery clerk. experienc-
ed: references required. Call at 501 18th st
Sc. & ~
| MEN and boys to sell honey tafy, 50 per
\ week and commission. 516 18th st. NV. 5'
MEN-Are you satisfied with your present
! work? Do you make less than 500 per month
start and can earn promotion 1T to radio In,
speetor radio engineer at COOS. go and
up to $4,000 year. Short course. Easy to
| learn. Day or night classes. National Radio
| School. 1875 Penna. ave. NV.
PAINTERS, twenty. at once; only mechanics
need apply. R. X. Ferguson, lnc.. lila 9th
Evening star., 1921-12-03
FOUND.
LOST

DOG, Airedale. Owner prove properly pa!
charges T23 East Capitol. .
Evening star., 1921-12-03
SALES MEN.

TF1T, ESTATE salesman or saleswoman. e1.
nerienced. with automobile; prospects fur.
nished. David E. Barry, reaitor. 1907 Fl st
nv Main 1901.
Evening star., 1921-12-03
WANTED-HELP

ESTABLISHED California manufacturer offers
right party exclusive county agency greatest
s5oO .capitaI required. T.. Pullman, Dist, 60s
Chestnut St, Phila.. Pa.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23
DISTRIBUTION OF DELCO SECURED
 BY LOCAL FIRM

Although the Electric Wiring and Fixture company is just one year old, the management, J. Rogers and Fred D. Perry announced that they have secured the representation for the Delco Light company and the Laun- -Dry-Ette two modern electri- cal devices.
 In speaking of the Delco Light distribution Mir. Perry said" We have the exclusive agency of this company for Maricopa county and in addition to increasing the number of plants in use within the county we will continue service on the 250 plants already in operation previous ly placed by the company's former representatives. We feel that our practical experience in all kinds of electrical contracting work will be great aid to us in the installation of Delco plants"
 The Laun- -Dry-Ette will be dis tributed by this company over the entire state for which they are eN- elusive representatives This ma chine will soon gain favor said MT, Rogers in explaining its mechanical workmanship, because it does the work of washing and drying without removing from the machine and does not require the use of the hands in the water during the operation or washing"
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23
NEW AMERICAN MAKES HIT WITH
 DANCING PUBLIC

Under the management of Bran don Brothers the American dancing palace has set a decidedly new stan dard for all that is artistic and in- spring in all that is to be desired by lovers of the light fantastic, and clean. wholesome high class amuse- ments. In style, finish and artistic taste the decorations and arrange ments at the new American, places this popular dancing palace in a class by itself and far outranks any other dancing place in the state. The floor at the American has always been conceded to be the best dance floor in the city, and altogether with the American Orchestra which Bran don Brothers have lately imported from Chicago, Americas $ great musi- cal center, the American dancing palace far outelasses any dancing pavilion ever known to Phoenix dancers.
 That wonder orchestra at the American dancing palace, under the leadership of Miss Elsa Thompson has already proven to be a revela- ton to the dancers and the lovers of all that is artistic and right up to the highest standards in music Hans Won Bulow. who knows all about it, says that a pianist should first of all play correctly, then beau- tifully. then interestingly And in recommending Miss Thompson to the Brandon Brothers to head their new American Orchestra. this great critic says of Miss Thompson that the young lady not only personifies all these great accomplishments with the piano but Miss Thompson is also an exceptional leader. who plays with individuality and authority, and has the faculty of bringing out harmonic values from all the various instru- ments that may be placed under her leadership.
 With this brilliant pianist at its head there is no wonder that the American Orchestra has already won the title of the Wonder Orchestra" by those who know.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23
THE MARRIAGE IF WILLIAM ASHE' AT
 COLUMBIA TODAY

Screening a brilliant satire from Mrs. Humphrey Wards novel. ''The Marriage of William Ashe" comes to Mauk's Columbia theater today with the popular May Allison in the lead- ing role. "The Marriage of William Ashe" is a picture that is distinctly different in theme and plot from any shown here in a long time. The many unusual situations developed in the picture make every role most difficult one as the entire punch or the picture depends on the bringing out in silent drama the subtle satire of the printed word which made the book so popular.
 Probably no cast could have more ably gotten the soul of the book so thoroughly into the picture as that selected for this picture, comprising May Allison, Wyndham Standing, Zeffie Tilbury, Frank Elliott, Robert Boulder Lydia Titus and Clarissa Selwynne. The scene of the story is laid amid high political circles of the British empire and the action abounds with intrigue and counter plots. It deals with the marital diff faculties of Lady Kitty Ashe who marries her husband after brief courtship after which she gets into one escapade after another including a public impersonation of Lady Godiva. How the story works out to its highly satisfactory finish makes 'The Marriage of William Ashe" one of the most Interestingly different pictures of the year.
 In addition to the unusual feature picture, today's program offers an additional treat in the form of Larry Semon's second comedy of his new series, "The Rent Collector" Semon's fantastic humor takes an entirely new turn in this new series and pro- vides his audiences with some of the funniest situations he has yet de- veloped, and includes some genuine thrills. A Prizma Natural color film, Riddles and an Aesop Film fable make the new program amply
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23

cylinders reground and fitted with new pistons and rings. This should be done on machine built for that particular purpose by a manufac turer of long experience in building this class of machinery.
 A reground cylinder fitted properly with new rings mad pistons rarely scores It is better than new. since the iron is thoroughly seasoned. You save gas and oil and get twice the power and pep.
 In finishing g cylinder by grinding. an abrasive wheel held by a very rigid arm moving at high speed cuts away the metal freely without put ting undue pressure on the cylinder walls. The feed of the wheel into the work can be adjusted so that it will remove the metal rapidly if a large amount is to be taken off or so lightly it is practically immeasurable.
 The grinding wheel revolves in a perfectly true circle and cuts away the iron until a round and straight hole is produced without either high or low spots and having beautiful smooth and mirror-like surface throughout.
 The work is held on an angle plate
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23
WITHOUT LIMIT IS FEATURE COMING TO COLUMBIA THEATER

Aadapted from the Saturday Even ing Post story, "Temple Dusk" the long awaited feature picture With out Limit comes to Mauk's Column bia theater beginning next Thurs day, with a special cast including Anna Q. Nilsson. Readers of the Saturday Evening Post will renem- Der Temple Dusk" as ono of tne most fascinating unusual stories es CT written and the screen versio on "Without Limit''-embodie all of the power of the story and even inten- sifies it.
 The most striking scenes in the picture are laid in an ultra fashion able gambling house, the Versailles, which is presided over by Clement Palter a case hardened gambler. yet a man with curious religion based on the brotherhood of man in which it is the part of those who remain upright in the dusk of the Temple of Chance to help those who have fal- len. The exotic atmosphere of the magnificent gambling house, the curious will by which Palter leaves the Yer sailles upon his death to his bitterest enemy as a part of an in tricate plan of retribution, the tre- mendous gambling scene in which the heir to the Temple of Chance meets with this retribution make a story that grips the beholder like no other story shown here in a long time.
 The management of the Columbia has spared no pains to make the set ting for the picture a feature of the entertainment. Included in the ar engagements is a real roulette wheel presided over by a skilled croupier which will operate in the theater. Every ticket holder for the perfor- mances of Without Limit will be given a number of chips and may play these at the wheel where the croupier will demonstrate just how the wheel is operated in Monte Carlo and other famous gambling resorts. All of the atmosphere of the gambl- ing house will be carried out in this special setting to give the patrons of the theater a thorough understanding of the story of the picture, except for the fact that no actual gambling for any gain will take place, the setting being purely instructive.
 Added to this big entertainment, a Ballroom Boys comedy, Meet the Wife" and a Ford Educational Weekly round out a program of more than the usual entertainment possi- bilities.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23
GEN. M ] I l R S IN GOOD SHAPE

DETROIT. Mich, Oct. 22.-(Spe- ciaD-Figures compiled on General Motors business show that the corpo- ration ended the third quarter of the year in splendid financial condition. While the figures are not complete, the business for the last quarter shown approximates the second quarter. While July showed 15 per cent slump from June business, Au- gust and September made up this loss and equaned the June record.
 General Motors has current assets of $217,000.000 against total current liabilities of S99. .000, ,000, leaving net current assets of SIS, 900, ,000 Cash on hand is approximately $42, ,000, 900: inventory. s137, 100000, compared with S147 ,000,00 June 30. Notes payable have been reduced from $6S, ,000, 900 at the end of the last quarter to s61.- 100000. The corporation goes into the fourth quarter with encouraging g production prospects
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23
Motorists Are Not Waiting To Junk
 Their Batteries

According to Mir Earnhart of the Battery Service company, many local motorists are not waiting un- til their present battery is ready for the scrap heap. They trade it in the same as they trade their automobile at the end of the season. MT. Earnhart says that this is be- coming a general practice.
 By taking your present battery to the local Presto Lite service sta- tion, you can get. brand new, power-packed, genuine Prest- O-I.ite battery for Fords and other light cars for S24.85.
 Trading in your battery for a new one, even before the old bat tery is dead, is just as logical as buying a new set of tires before the tires on the car are worn down to the fabric. The old battery may still have some kick left in it, but there is no telling when it will go bad on the road and leave the driver in the wellknown lurch.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23
And You Get IL for Less Money

In every attribute of appear ance, performance and riding comfort, this car will exceed your expectations.
 The new low price, S1265.00, for such unheard-of value, is pos sible only through greatly in- creased production and a slen- der margin of profit.
 Drive this car today-test its speed on some smooth stretch of road, try it's power and acceler- ation on some stiff hill, then drive it through traffic and ob- serve how smoothly it throttles down.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23

thought of the driver, and while tenn porarily this will cure the trouble. an excess of raw gasoline in the cylinder, on the compression stroke is forced by the rings, thinning the oil and destroying it's lubricating qualities. and possibly resulting i'll scored cylinders.
 This gasoline eventually reaches the crank case. where it thins the oil to such a degree it is useless as a lubricant. Old and worn cylinders are not the only cases where this happens. but in many motors where the holes were not originally ground but were inaccurately bored or reamed.
 Piston Rings No Cure
 When an owner is confronted with the above troubles, he believes new piston rings will cure them. In this he is frequently influenced by garage man who is not equipped to properly refinish the cylinders. The installation of new rings, many times of complicated design, only makes matters worse since it requires a long time to wear them to fit an egg shaped hole.
 The only real cure is to have the
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23
HENDERSON GIVES EhGINE TROUBLE
 CAUSE hND CURE

IL Is absolutely essential that your cylinder bore be straight and round to obtain the proper compression in the motor. for it is impossible to fit correctly machined rings into an cvaI-shaped hole or to one which has been enlarged in the top either by wear or inaccurate machining.
 lu-ftting rings, not only allow for leakage of gas but on the suction stroke air is sucked up from the srznk-case. thinning the mixture and causing the motor to skip. This is particularly noticeable when travel ing at idling speeds.
 To enrich his mixture is the first
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23

attached to the cross slide of the machine, the main table travelling lengthwise move automatically. When hole is finished, movement of the cross slide gives the proper position for the next hole.
 The block remains set during the entire operation, insuring that the bores are absolutely parallel to each other and at right angles to the base.
 By this method all the disadvan- tages of boring or roaming are abso- lutely overcome. The high grade cylinder grinding machine produces a true, straight. accurate bore the limits of accuracy usually being within one-t -thousandth of an inch. The bore is absolutely square with the flange, the surface produced is hard and glass-like and the amount of stock taken out is only a fraction of what would be necessary in re- boring
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23

ly famous. You expect the beauty of body design and finish which always character izes a Nash product.
 And you expect the riding con- fort of big car, even over the toughest roads.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23

A big, handsome, roomy car of slim, graceful lines, amply powered and slung on unusually long semi-elliptic springs, the Nash Four was designed and built as the quality leader among high-grade four-cylinder cars. Even at its original price of $1665.00, it's remarkable value was apparent in every fea- ture.
 In quality it is comparable only with the very highest grade four-cylinder automobiles.
 Yet in price, at its new low figure of $1265.00, it is vir- tually on a par with the ac- cepted popular priced car market.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23

qualified to comply with the Colum- bias policy of giving it's patrons an extra big value in size and variety of program
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23

ans tailoring establishment. Gaudy- colored mattresses on one side and women's dress forms on the other mark the entrance, and dark spiral stairway leads to the small waiting room above.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23

The American embassy in Buenos Aires is located in the upper floors of building occupied by carpenter shop. mattress factory and a wom-
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23

BHstered hands, caused by hand ling of pick and shovel after months or striking, made it necessary for thou sands of Nottinghamshire coal dig gers to lay off for a few days unlll they became hardened to the work. Coal dust entering tie hilstcred hands caused intense pain.
 The Asiatic town of 1TaivatchL on the Russian border, is peop'cd by men only.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23

There were TITO fatal industrial accidents in Canada In 1920.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23
You Expect More
 ir a Nash

YoU expect the power, flexi- bility and ease of handling for which the Nash Perfected
 Valve-in-Head Motor is so wide