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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
by JOHN II. PAGE
lStaff COrresponIenn

WASHINGTON. April .. - Relief
work. disqualification ana compensatIon
claims for exscryicc men win no
handled with the least possible dclnv IN
the National Service Division of Inc
american Legion. established In This
city ON "wednesday at l723 street. n.
W.
The establishment Of this bureau by
the American Legion has been made Inn.
perative. according to officials OF The
organization. By the dereilct manner IA
which the government IN handling
claims of exEcrvicc men. Officials OF
the newly established bureau state TINT
they ave ready 10 extend any kind OF
assistance asked for either 10 ex.soldlers
and sailors. or 20 their dependents.
whether the applicants be members OF
the legion or not.
Albert y. liaan is nt tho head OF the
National Service Division which mas
Just iccn established. Director Ham
" 9 - nber Of the legion, an ex.mrvice
man and haf been wounded IN action
and AN inmate u twelve hospitals. Fol.
lowing his discharge from the service
be- was for some time attached 10 the
war risk bureau Mr.. Hams expert.
cncc has Flven him clear insight into
tho workings q the various government
apartments for the care II ex.Rcrvlcc
mon. and local legion officials conf.
IDENTIFY predict that h. win h. able 20
wake the various bureaus up and gci
action on thousands Of claims which
have been on file for many months.
Figures ALREADY compiled by Director
llann indicate that there arc now on
Tile In thc bureau ~ war risk Insurance
more than sC.O00 claims that hayr novcl
lson acted uTon. and that many II
those making the claims ARE domlclled
Ia hospitals Throughout the country OF
these 5000 claims Afr. Ham claims
that 49, have been on filo Cor ioilscf
than three years and that larger
number have been awaiting aciidh foi
two years ct longer, Mr.. Ham thinks
that all the necessary I'D tape eau h
gone through with IN n much shorter
period than three years. and h. pro.
poses 10 sec that Il Il done. hereafter.
lie thinks that thirty days would be q
much mure reasonable period.
Il do not take the stand that every
one 81 the st.000 claims on file are jtis.
titled" said Mr.. HAN. today. 'It -
quite likely that many u them upon In.
vestgntion win b. found unjuslificd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
SERVICE DIVISION AMERICAN
Legion WILL Aid SOLDIERS
WHETHER MEMBERS OR NOT

iiut J do say that every clnim that IA on
iilc slsu'd b. looked into and action
mkon nm II one way or another In the
shortest time possible. That Il what we
are here for. to get action on casca
whclh appear to BE- plgron.hol and
Aini"l a. remain there indefinitely"
Hospitals win come In fog a good deal
II ntt'ulion from Mr.. Hams bureau.
One oi the most pressing problems TO-.
day he declares, "and to which the
greater - ~ our attention viii BE- a..
rccled ~ that 81 disqualification and
coinpcnrsiion for disability. II IL no
secret tlirt the government IL the
United States has been dcrcllct IN the
Treatment Of lts aftor.war problems.
Facts and figures have blazcd forth
from nearly every paper IN this coun'
tr,. charge certain depart.
mrnis with gross negligence. lack Of
human interest In the wrecks OF the
war. aud an utter lack OF perspective
and vision In not having established q
hotter system even under the made
qunto laws NJ passed by Congrcss.
Il sp's,E Tor the entire legion when !
Say that Sc are sick unto death &c the
syFtcm which cnmpols man ia prove
before tn governmental bar of Justice
Tint h. was born. that he snrvcd IN the
grat war. That be- was not Violating the
army regulations NJ the time OF his In
jury was contracted that he has a host
81 witnesses 20 prove his Vernc.iy and
COED chlr1cior. that he comes under the
clauses suhc'auscs and provisions of the
law az Interpreted By our jealous Off
clals: and al this time the mails are
overloaded with corrospondonce ON his
case and while the malls continue 20 be
clugg,d with correspondence on some
t,rhhirtl point about his right to relief
and treatment the dreadful disease
which II steadily eating away the few
remaining hpnlthful tissues Of his lungs
gasscd perhaps. In the Argonnc."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
Tuberculosis IN 1919.

The Census Bureaus annual bulletin
ON morality statistics for the death
registration AREA In continental United
states. which will be issued shortly,
shows .O9G. 4S6 death az having &C.
ciirrcd In 1919. This represents rate
nj 1873 per 1000 population. and II the
lowest rate recorded In any year since
the establishment OF the registration
area.
THE death registration area IN 1919
comprised 90 states. the District Of
Columbia ana Is registration cities In
characterization states-with n total
population II ss.i47.s2g, or 81 per cent
OF the cniimntcd population Of the Unit
cd HtnteF.
THIS bulletin shows that during 1870.
tuberculosis dn oil fofmsl caused 1867
aS5 deaths. OF ss per cent Of all the
deaths In the registratlaon area IN con
unsntal United States, making the
death rate from tuberculosis 1855 per
100. 600.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10

that place the iaih. one Of the principal
ioplcs brought up BY n. o. RenfFew was
lhnt o. truck line between woodward.
Okla. and Booker. Texas. by way OF
CLANCY. Ca,e-iS Fcnelt and parrou'
seli. lhIs truck line would undoubtedly
be sLoces right from the start
Booker News.
owing 20 conditions prevailing. the
uncertainty of deliveries rates and 9th.
er items determining the dcslrabillty
and availability Of railroad transpofta'
ton. there n n steady and profitable
growth In truck line freightlng.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10

tempted 10 force an entrance from un.
derneath. were equally successful
There was division of counsel, one
saying one thlnS and another another,
while the imprisoned man grew weaker,
minute by minute. for want Of air.
A stranger passing by was attracted
by the cOmmotion. Alas" they said TO
him. "our friend " unfortunately en-
iombeA and Is almost In extrenis. We
have tried this device and that device,
but we tannot effect an entrance. Wee
ON us, Woe ON u.s.
II suggest said the stranger. that
you unlock the door" IA the key was
readily obtninablc. this strategem was
resorted to. The imprisoned man was
brought out. quickly revived IN the
fresh air and returned TO the routine
Of dlily business.
We hnyc Q great mnss Of experts tell
lng az that this or That win restore the
business Of America and the world. one
nays one thing. and another says an
other. and they all ARE filled with de-
Vices Hut the key that viii unlock the
prison IN which business IL cntomhcd
a. the same kcy that locked the door
when the supposed oadaver WAS taken
IN. The Federal Reserve Board holds
that key II can do more for the rcstora-
tim Of normaloy than all other factors
combined. And unless Il does loosen
oSdit restrictions all other factors
combined cannot effect n rescue.
The british chancellor Of the ex'
rhoquer. MIR Austin Chamberlain. gives
warning that there IL little immediate
chance Tor lowering 81 the bank rate
though tho government recognizes tina,
this might prove the most important
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10

factor IN causing a stimulation Of bus.
lncssr II II the only stllnulant that
con. be- administered with certainty OF
good results. n II be- fur to call Il q
abundant. Il II, In Truth, a good. an
rs sontlal food. OF which American bust.
ness IL being deprived.
II II time 10 dcslst from abortiye at
tcinpis 20 dsontomb imprisoned bust
ness by means uf Indirect aud expert
mental devices. The thing to d. IN 10
Unlock the door aud only the Federal
Reserve Board can do that.--Manufac'
tur,rs Record.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
Unlock THE DOOR!

By accident. living man was Incar'
ccratod Ia tomb, and workman. pass
Ing lS. heard his cali for help and res.
cue. lie dnfhed madly about summoning
aid and soon numbor ~ persons had
assembled. one set Il men. with drills,
Itgan e. cut hole through the cement
and rt"oI wall Of the tomb. Another
NJ, hogan the construction of a tunnel
UNDERGROUND. expecting In that way to
effect rescue. But the walls were
adafnant aud the drills made little head
way. and the diggors. when they at
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10

gone. Il files over the hedges a. q
bird. Il treads the forest az deer.
Life IL not River, always the same
yet eyef different; always passing al
ways present: fluid yet outlasting all
walls ANA houses. flowing yet enduf-
lnF. swing, yet eternal
THE River OF Life" ~ true symbol.
The River II the one natural object
that IL both flecting and petlnanen,.---
d.. Frank Crane. In Farm Life.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
ANXIOUS nRrDH.

''Do not he alarmed. my dear. A Eirl
u your age need ne, fear losing her
looks or her husband elther. n Ahe usek
a little care and common Sense In re-.
gard 10 both. The important thing IN
20 give your complexion regular treat.
ment with a real bcautifier. because
your face needs protection from wealth.
~. exposure and dust. The best thlnE
I have found IL Derwillo. n simple toll
let preparation which you should h.
able 10 &c; at toilet counters az any drug
90 delnrtm.nt store. II u a rial tosllc
for the skin. and Il gives a lovely cher
ry.hlossum snftness and dellcacy which
becomes permanent after continued use
II Derwillo.
''The best method u APPLICATION II NJ
folluwe-e,t 10 cents worth % Hdlnafy
'aimcai q, any Erocery store. and but.
10 ~ Dervflio at any department
storv Prepare the oatmeal "a directed
IA every package q perwillo. Before
applying DsrNillo clcanse the skin
thoroughly with good cleansing cream.
uslska CLEANSING crcam ] have found
70 b. the besti. The first application
win assonlsh you. II makes the skin ap.
par transiasent. smooth. veivcty
respectfully recoinmehd this method fos'
dark. saIl0w skin. shiny nose. freckics.
tan. sun spots. vnarse purrs. rough skin.
ruddIness. wrinkles ana. In fact. every
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
Tells Anxious Bride" How
10 Have a Rosy Complexion
DEAF MISS WILDER.

DEAR MISS WILDER.
am 20 years old and have been married year.
10 be- losing the natural color used TO have
and my skin looks cOarscr and feels dry ana iIfe-
less. Although my husband has never mentioned Il,
know tina, he has noticed the change ana my heart
turns cold To think that may lose his love II lie,
my good looks vanish. Phrase tell me. dear Miss
Wilder Il there Ia anything can do. ana relieve
the awful anxiety am suffering FROM
ANXIOUS bride.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10

Red Il the dominant note In spring
and summer hats being shown by lead.
Ing miiliners In London. shades include
iacqued, sealinEwax. rose4ed ana
smoked salmon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10

The unltcd states has foreign trnes
corporations with a combined capltAl
and surplus OF more than so.ooo.ooo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10

Belgian workers who have sused
long In one occupation get industrial
decorations BY the government.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10

blcnIsh Of the fact. hands and arms afe
heir 10. II your neck or chest u dis.
coiored from exposure. Apply this eoni-
hlnatlon there and the objectionable de.
feet will disappear AZ II hy magic. II
IA Absolutely harmless and VII not pre-
dnce o. stimulate a growth 81 h4ir.
siince short sleeves are IN vogue \ u
necessary Ia have beautiful hands and
arms and no matter how roueh and
unkainly the hands and arms o. what
abuses they have had through haei
wotk and exposure 70 sun ana wind.
thls combination win work n wonder.
fnl transformation. Thousands who
are uAlnE q report the Same results I
have had
NOTE To get the les, effect ~ sure
10 follow the complete directions con
tanned IN every package 81 Derwliio.
You have only 10 rei Dcrwillo and cat.
meal. rou hesd nothing else. and Il n
- simple that anyone can aae u. and
10 inexpensive that any siri OF woman
nan afford u. TIE manufacturers and
druEEists guarantees tia, there viii be a
noticeable Improvement after the first
application CO they viii refund the
money. N n sold In this city undsr
the refund guarantee by department
stores and an druggists. Including Sal.
tcr.flndsAy ana Dohoney and Oliver
DRUG Companies.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10

IT'S A GREAT INSTITUTION.
AZ a meeting OF the Woodward bus.
neas men held at the Ideal Hotel al
The Washington herald., 1921-09-11

lU1H ST SiO,00O.
9 rms. b.. ami, garage. Sr. Mouroe ct.
\. q. ssn.hurs q Co. iIls Eye st. N. 1904.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

the aIty. All who attend the game TO-
morrow afternoon aye "%pertcd 20 De
dr. G. ated with one - n" souN en'rS.
Banquet Committee.
Ere sjden, Wilbur L. HeSl"p. "i the
Board Of Trade. has announced the ap-
poirrment OF \. r Snlhy. John i'n'"S
aud Secretary Albert Otte. az that Or
cauilattou TO meet with n" commuters
from the Kiwan's club ana the booster
club. n the Board OF Trade rooms on
Sunday afternoon. AT which TIM" me an
nuuI banquet i"r the members nt tne
high school football squad WILL be
planned
The funeral services FOR tn" tate pave
TaIras. victim OF the shooting III me
north end OF town few days ago, Wnen
he attempted to escape after "''nN
day AFTERNOON from the N02't .GNPE!
The burial took p.ao" At Mt calvary
cemetery.
Observe Holiday.
Practically all business Will nc AT
stand stu tO-Uo"row In observance %
Thunk~EtNing. The banks and the post
office viii be rlosed. and the ErU>eIS
have all arrauCfed g. remain "!"Sed an
day To give their employees chance I"
celebrate tho day.
Martins Ferry Briefs.
Mrs. W. J. Hackenhsrr. left yesterday
for her home at Baltimore, Md, attcr Il
visit win relatives h"r".
The members OF T." N-HlGh Ei"n
have completed all arrangements Ion Il
L.muur, To he held in their rooms ."
saturday evening.
Eel. f \. shape. OF this city ad-
dressed n" Mems bible lass NJ LIN
s!ng. .. last night.
Attorney Georgr Co"kr. OF this city,
has arrived home after business WISH
Ia cleveland. q.
Mrs. Verne Thoruga,e and daughter,
ElnIse, left yesterday for Denver. '"!"-'
where they VIII MAX" ther future nom.
Mrs. J. o. Ferry has returned t" hrr
home 1T 81. Clairsvilie. after VISIT
with friends in town.
Yesterday MAS school banking daN AT
the buildinLS; in this ritl and large de-
po>itS are reposlrd from 2U rooms.
An interestin" meeting o. the new
organized Iuhli, Health League was
lid AZ the council chamber OF the 'FtN
building last night.
Try our guaranteed riooons: ior
''0O'A'' augS-m-w-f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

cmhc~ Is. IT Settlers na,l. on Wheeling
Island, i,y bridgeport council knights.
of ,'ulumhu@ 80. 22G@. Will lie an invi-
tat!on dance. and not ,Onfincd 10 mem
hrrs only, as stated In thr%" columns
Tuesday morning, member or the
dance committee announced last night.
invite Representatives.
Rev. Peterson pastor OF the kirkwood
Methodist church, has issued an Invita-
ton to all of the organizations OF the
church to attend the praye: meeting
services 10 be held this evening. and the
president Of the Epworth League has
asked that all members Of that body be
present.
Entered In Contest.
Announcement has been made that
Cyril Farmer, clerk at the local news
stand. and member Of the Senior class
of tho local High school Is one or the
active participants In tho popularity
contest being waged at local hard-
ware store, and his friends claim he
viii win.
Bridgeport Briefs.
James Long, OF this city, Is reported
one Of the popular participants In the
auto contest at Il local hardware store.
Mrs +. L. Turner. Of Youngstown. o..
is in this city Ia attend the funeral or
her mother, Mrs. Louise Joy.
An Interesting meeting of the Order
Of United American Men, was held in
rho Ucinlein building last night.
Nv and Mrs. Harry Winfield have
returned To thcir home at Steubenville,
after a visit with Mrs. Walter Goode.
Ted DUNCAN. popular newshoy or this
city, Is entered in the auto contest and
he has promised all his friends 4 ride in
the Ford II lie wins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

musi,, for tive ,,rhiur. and I'll NJ" }"".;-
!n- forward I" tn" event win interest
Tch proceeds, a." To- be used for t':G pun
cNIs" Of Hu .luiuE:ut3c stop for the IRE
siilHui - S'"m
Football Tomorrow.
IN, members &c the MI Pleasant hlEh
=, hoo. football squad will be IN TINS
city iO-m"rrrw tuI u game with the
local SChoui team un the field ~ STOP
Il On that ,uoIi IN. There is no douht
that ia" l",...S viii administer Il defeat
70 IA" visitors and Il good crowd Is eA-
pcct"d. .
Classes Meet.
The members of the Ph!lat thea and
tn" EIrun.l Bible classes Of tn" FIRST
M"thudis' Sunday school held their nus
mess meetings IN the social rooms 81
tho ch.rrh list night. \ social pro
gram y,.,~ enjoyed by both Glasses fol-
lowing the business. and luncheon WAS
"A feature at tn" evening.
To attend Wedding.
Mrs II. H. Human and SON ll."h' "i
Knkwuod. left yesterday for visit al
NcIs0uvNle O. over THANKSGIVING
While there they will attend the we'd
ding of Miss Mary Wo"dwqrd sister
Of Mr. Ninman, which Will he an event
If ,n.sanrrow morning. Mss WoodHrd
IL well known here. having made her
home in this city until u short time ago
Thanksgiving Meeting.
\ union meeting Of alI ~ IN" '"Iorr"
churches In TIA" valley has been an
rounccd ~ = feature at tn" Mt Zion
Baptist church n kirkwo"d. for to-
,norroH morning at II o'clock. Many
from cities in this vicinity are planning
to attend this meeting.
Invitation Dance.
The dance I" be given Friday, NOV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23
SUCCESSFUL REBU|LDER

Fall finds many people rundown. list
less. nervous and suffering from that
consistent "tlred. draggy feeling. Their
stomachs have become disordered, their
foods seems 10 fail 10 give proper nour-
ishment. their nerve force is low, they
lack their former vigor. They should
take good tonic adapted to the treat
ment of these conditions. NerV-Worth
is the tonic that meets these require
merts and acts scientifically 10 restore
normal health and vigor.
II str. ems up the stomach. neu-
trallzes excess acids, drives out accumo-
lated impurities. gives nerve force
tones ard invi>orates the WHOLE sys-
tenn.
A well known druggist said short
time ago. "Nerv-Worth Is the most sue
cessful OF any preparation ] nave ever
offered to my customers" Its results
are quick and effective. Statements from
people near home prove conclusiveiy
that Nerv-W Worth really does the Work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23
Ex-Emperor Charles
Pleased With Madeira

Funchal, Island of Madeira Nov. u
tBy The Associated Press)-Former
Empress Zita. exiles from their erst-
while domains Of Austria Hungary. to-
day. expressed satisfaction at the re-
cepton given them. on their arrival on
this little Portuguese island last week.
and their delight at the islands scenery
The Villa Victoria. which Is an annex
of Reds Palace hotel, Is to be the per-
mancnt eNllc residence of the former
royal pair. The villa Is situated in tho
midst of picturesque scenery on the TOP
of cliff 100 feet above the sea. 1t has
extensive and beautiful grounds, with
tennis courts and other attractions.
From the villa a view OF the whole
anchorage Of Funchal is obtainable. A
path leads TO a beach where there are
ample boating, bathing and fishing Ia
Cilities
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23
STOMACH EVILS

The miscr,cs OF bad stomach are
suffered by thousands, Food tmpro-
perly dlgested fails to give nourishment
The whole system becomes rundown
ca. on tho stomach, pains, vomiting
SMELLS. dizziness, Indigestion, dyspepsia
oil readily give way to N'rv-Wor'h
Don, suffer longer A proof Of the
merits o. N"rv-Worrh $ found IN the
statements OF people who have been
.hencnutd new neIghhorhood Merry
Worth endorsement; Of this famous
'amiiy tonic appears In these columns
almost every day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23
BRIDGEPORT



The funeral services for Ms. I."N'Sh
Joy, widow "f the late William y. JOY.
who died about twelve years ago, VIII
hc held from the Wilson chapel "n LIN
coin avenue. this afternoon 81 20
o'viurk Rev. John W. N"r. pastor ~
thu kjrkwuul Presbyterian church. VIII
"riiriat". and the burial viii lie made AT
Gr"vuw""d cemetery Mrs. Joy was
former we'll kuowu resident 81 Martins
Ferry. and the thmil! urr well fn"Wt
IN this vicinity Her death occurred ~
r"r late home In RronKlyn, y. Y. ana
the remains We're shipped here for inter-
meat
Program for Services.
Rev. It, W. I'"t"rSuu. pastor a. the
Elrkwuud Methodist church, has ISSUED
II neat pamuhlet 4" IA" members and
friends of hi rnuurrr;lt on. carrying all
Of the church services both l"guiar and
special up until tn" Cul "t january. inc
subjects for discussion in the sermons
are listed IN the booklet. which IS Ger
tain t. l." of interest L. IA" recipients.
Firemen'B Ball.
ElaburLr" plans ar" being mad" f"r
thu rir"mcn'S hall which viii he h"iG
In the Srhai..~ hall In kirkw""d on sat
urduY evening. G"rdun'S Novelty or
chrstra mas been secured To supply IL"