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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-01
D0DTC HUNTERS CAME TO-DAY;
ON1 - RVES FLEMING
Local Prep Elevens
Will Clash Friday

John Marshall High school ana
Mc,;uirc's University SCh"oi yes
tcrday began pr"parInE themselves
for the most Important event III
the fall season at either inSttn-
ton. namely the annual in"'haii
game between cIcV"u- represent
ing each school. The contest Will
bo played Friday afternoon AT
o'clock at Boulevard Field. ana in
d!cati"ns ar" that ii will be
battle royal.
McGuir"'s played i-u"dic;iuc last
Friday and trimmphcb over the Ca
diets. ; To- -. This victory has nut
"oniid"n," in TIA. Rcd ana black
team. and il Will face l"hn Mar
shall ina lighting mood next Fri
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-01
VIRGINIA GAME BECOMES
TARGET OF HUNTER TODAY
Season Opens in Section ly-
ing East of Blue Ridge
Mountains.
STATE LAW PRESERVES ,:,.l<
This Cinss Immune From Drndl!
Aim tntii Drcrmbr iI-PrrmitS
Issued LnrGrst In History "f old
Dumininn-:i.nuO From tichm"nd.

s VIII" inhaH!'. III r.; sW'", anl E m,,,
~ ,ins an ia ~ ~ NM 'aTn Nom
the khalii-"i Individual carrying iir,'
~ 'h.s r"' 'ne w ssS %" sR* IA 81 |n,sh
midnight tn" hunting ~.Esun opened liza
pheasant. duck. rabbt, ana ishe- MID
gam" hecam" tn" target ~ Virginia
There wa much gloom a'nors III.
c i;nSscs OF cams n%"sd and the ,hl"d
Ing their quarters near The rlre ui Nl--
ginla ;ho-omg'tfnr"> Wh-u "a, hunter
Mi NJ, h 500 "n ar d Ss% nl i2.'H n.
ing near the chre az III" road The animal
and thu hunism"u Will have u travorsc
'"rrii"ry on which ih"rc ,=r"w, IA" tough
is ahl" L" locate thu game he d.s.rcs
Will" tn" tpaih"rcI igih" ana certain
there is one class which h"!d> .it> head
erect aud aI"r"a"hr. a. n.Hr 'hc. ah"l"
Thnnlis I" th- ram- laws "f Nirglui1
in h" Min, 1.ss%" on !hg %N .y NH n%,
Fcrmb"r 81. III other classes WI. hc az
IA" mercy ~ N" m"rk>m"n from today
Oml,iais OF the stag" Gam" D"rartm"n'
Virginia gam. laws. ana all hunters ar
urged Ia ubScrv" hes" Laws {" the letter.
~ "" :,Sr,:lss, my o n"f r@vs ana M ."
mh""iasants Eysrv s"cii"n ., tn sat" T.
l't"rs az the law Wi. be- 'l'ali Win
nat Edlhs ~ nlH''' It'fl'lH. III Y W
csuia th- wear than has been Ia" CHso
IN recent N"ars is contained IN state
u"nt from III. state Gam" Department.
Reports reaching thu l",ui "niCn Is IA iii"
effect tha; shore T. abundance ~ gam.
In all sect ions ~ tn" GA Dominion. Nnr
is this abundance confined tn any uart.cu-
lar class. Their" ar" p!cny az partriis"
Statements nrd with the local Off"
from county cler!,. show tnai ~. nnmsnr
l,.l- -! tar exceeds that ~ III" last several
wears.
l'"r,,i'> issued ~ "Iilllv" Ir"od.u. h"n-
uty clerk ~ IN" ilmstimsS CONT "f Rich.
mund. fnr ;hg season to'llcd 900. Coz ui
which We issued Yesterday.
An hunters arr" warned {" a'Ima int
themselves with the gam" law ~ IN"
county IN which thew wish 10 hunt. a.
certain restrictions are placed anon them
hv INC Hoard al Supervisors III IN" r"s!"c-
tiV" counties
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-01
EhsT-END ORGANIZATION
HOLDS MEETING TONIGHT
Church Hill Athletic Club Sc
cures p New Members
Since Last Week.

church I'M Nrh-"'l cub .n.,h ~
-'n."'i"n We re- r=anngL la ~ -
lI"k"r >. Fast Irspsi Stra.t. wi nupI
= second meeting IN tho u I"vu" hpnl
UGH; ~ $50 Th" m'mD'rs WI. 49,
'iUh.. ~ tn. dnCt"-'s r"S.,!"nc" and prn-
coed f."m there :" th. Auditorium a.:
ihy sch"".. runJgh'~ Wr.fiu: N.tl to-
IN u nIturr III ID uia -~-tuni.. Had ,yrry
On" IA III city Interested la ath'vti 10
Tw'nty-n NY lu''ph'r- hav" i"lard
~" No Sine" 'h' Initial meeting aad
The "rGInlHt ton uuw MS - total MON
.".i shin .f SIX, seven TIL. H. expected
Z" ~ added :" in ia" mex, fHw l,," The
in'ih'"r-nin 'nnIEt:i'.' wrrS".l t"lthfulir
during ia" last w."k ana will confirm"
~. drir" ipr m"uonrs after tgliGhr' :
Every branch ,of sr"ri VIII lind team
FROM N" church III N'h cite cub COM
setting i"r huu"rs. o. we. ,unrunrrd las,
rirh' mt tn E,a' Emo. wi furnish
""npcti;i"n e: other Ith!ct,5 in all
branches oi sport.
I!'ns wi. - mad. frr boxing toniEh,
Fh'2 drrnrtm"n' Wi be- In charG, o,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-01

,Tt!"nEl" Athletic Club ana Tronp .
- ; y. wtll moot ON iho r-iiI-nu 'NI.
.i'erno"n 80 iNrl iark. weather cnr,Ii
t"n, L"'mittirc Ihc-sari So. IA. rnil.t
=" 49, Tr!n'rlc has not boon defeated
M, season ana "Np"rt- b" MAINTAIN ~
u'rf"rf record In .o,I.,,'s up,rr rb,
tcrLu ~" victorious ovr- IN No. tt,i
Athletic cUb eleven lat ,yo.k &, ;n
l''rh' ~" l,uo-gu-.
,,Il,rSl' Position. Scout.
At'th". i.--....... i"'f .ud ..-.... yI,.,..T
49,. .'',,.... .r'i i'rkI" ..,.. ,Chri-ii,n
Ia lUni ........... oft guard .... Girrnir,.
Nu.Ipwn"s. cont I. .iit, ~.
~ .....--.... rlGhi guard .... Itr.t.a
v tt.l'iIS...... right itul'. ....... t's,.....f.
w "' ....-...... Ugh; end ....... I.DtI >
tf.fh .-..-..-.-. uuHrior bach 1851. l'n,i. rlii 3
Nandrv ..... !nrf 49, I.,rf r., ''' co.
S.''i h'r rich' h9lf back Woaiwa-I
I'',i H-.'n ..... WI baur .... ..... i.a-t'.f
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-01
SPIDERS FACE TARHEELS
HERE NEXT SATURDAY
University of Richmond viii
Meet Wake Forest OH Grid
iron at Stadium Field.

Saturday Will hui another North Caro-
lnn eleven battling with the University
~ Eichm"nL team on stadium Field. MAX"
Forest. with AN 'Nc"rii"nniiy strong ma
chine. Mil h. tn. spiders H-Nt opponents.
Apr.!r-',iiy III" He'd nud i.lur has couud
iis"r. and in each snrc""dtn. gam" Tor
~" last three" weeks thor" has h""n
n"tic"nhl" incr.as" In driving power aud
execution ~ til" finer points nf ~" game.
l'laytnr on" "f thc' fastest nnL best hal
nnnSTgd "'H"ns "sn her rGG""'l,M The
power that swept tn, htvids"uianS Il, for"
1t IN manner pleasing 20 tho Nest
hampton coaches "id student body sat
urilty.
Nn adii;tomai h''gh, f"aihr.' TO- t" ,hc
locals latest showing i IN" .vd"nc" "f
IU"r' -cS.cN" strength in IA" haC;, tl"!a
I Tn" playing % FRAY ana MHinn"y .;atur-
'i,y n.s,d" mis- very impressive aud varsity
u,"n who ha." bc'n having the rear w"rts
! o" Operate need ru; "u "Ntin speed. II
. possible" a. IN" pair ~ RESERVE half hncl~
~" Iue 10 fore" a sh,l"-ur in tn" Il. ok
1 Held .t 'hr play tru" To Saturdays focm.
/ tu'I IA" tw" s"c'ui strin# m"n m"l,"
I l""S .a>; w""N They h.d been s"m"wh,,
90 d.Sariojutln"u; aud thrir return
I go tnrm j. gratifying.
| wi,n Jones playing IA. gam" 81 his
| football cnr"'r and I,.gl"r, ToNill. Sn-,d-
! MaNau'y ANA Froy All ia the hnchu"li
| r"ady to talk" their assignments tn.
| Spider team I""kS - p"r cent hrtt"r Tor
| fntur" pam"s aud sine, the rcsh contest
IN" spiders roIrr has Increased 90 yer
| cent
wax" Forest, whom ,hcy hucl, NJ
against SATURDAY. has "a heavy HrEr"gn-
lion. and viii pu, tn" local lin" ="
ScNcrc test. rh" coming opponents HAY"
| had successful season up :. this "nf.
and only recently defeated IN" DAY ii
sons club y" :" :. Richmond won "v,.r
| ia" 'rnrh""l> "a last seasons scr,r IS g
:" 4" : sc"r" by running r"nsh shoi over
the cola ami Rlack
| Red aud IIwr Gets Light Work.
bnhs"n uut Tho n"u vino hur" IN"
| l'runt %: Saturdays gam" through the ,rl.-
| t"mary ltgh' drills y",,"rdnN. hu, So
TIA" scrubs anh second string varsity mcu
| int" sim serimmaE"
| Tyl"r l'tic". captain of TIA" i'niv-r.ity
"f Richmond eleven. who has boom nnt ~
! III" gam" all season i.oW Hu uf"p' .rn 81
| tn" f"r"iiug"r. E0 into tuf;s AGAIN y..i,.,
| day. although hiS ng'r .s ne: 'r"l! i,y tiy
| means. bn paper his r"turn tnuhs .:,nd
| hut II j. extremely doubtful II "a. sturdy
| guard VIII l''' all" 10 condition cor ~"
| Turkey p.v contest Even shout! he -,
| Int" condition his l. am uphill rgh, 10
! Dust amy member of tn" present l'u.. NJ
"art"in has hccn or wil h." .'.,t.I IN
! PRICES place. as only acting cap'Afus y ~
lead the spider teams the rest Of tin, sr,-
/ son.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-01
.HERM|TACE CLUB GOLFER
TAKES TITLE AND TROPHY
Rivcs Fleming Wins Thrift
Six.Holc Match From
Silas Newton.
LAST uArr rL>yrn YESTERDAY
Victorious ES,iram lsrnEs His Mnrs0i
to I'p by Playing superior Game
on Country Club Coursc-lS"th drive

Rivcs Fleming. representing TIA" Hermit
taEc Country club. carried OF "a" l'r"nth
golf trophy by defeating Sllas NJ. Ncwi"n.
the Country club Of Virginia p pTes"n-
tative up and TO play. i'm The thirty
six. hole match. III" last "lsh,""n ho'rs ~
which were played over tn" Country 'lu"
course yesterday Afternoon
Fleming was up on Newton when tn"
first round was completed saturday at
the Hermitage. and h"can" w when
Newton missed shor, nut; for = on
the first hole ut tn" Country Club. Elem
Ing ESQ won the second h"l" III ana
became I w.
Newton played = beautiful second shot
to No. : from tn" creek bank and holcd
IN par, beating Fleming by stroke
Newton also won the fourth ana htth in
par figures. hut lost ia" sixth 10y taking
three puts,
Both 90, good drives to No. :, with
Newton forty yards in front, Fleming
topped his second into tn" ditch, while
Newton was on with his second and down
in par g. Ncwtons perfect tee sho, to
30 gave him an easy three. az Doe"
was mnkerc1i Th", match was all saunar.
yards but topped his second badly, Will"
Doe played his safe and sane f"r u
sure ;.
inr sIicins and Newton hooking. poe
fnusscd his second and ''SI' WAS out nice
ly from bad lie. lie laid his third near
enough {" hole out In par and tho match
MAS square again.
Both drove the eleventh and were down
in :. "S!' om,drovc Doe" hut SLICED To
tho rough and lost the hole when he
again took puts, No. II was halv.d
after both hit long drives. Fleming :
drive was straight to No. -. while New
toms was topped His long second reached
the ditch and cost him :. while Fleming
was down in 4. Newton again outdrnvc
Fleming by thirty yards, hut again tool,
three puts from fifteen feet and the match
Was dOrmic.
''poc's'' tee shot 90 No Ii was within,
twenty five feet III tho pin. and 81 was
Just short lie played beyond the holr
AMI shook hands with Fleming when he
missed hts three with Doc stone dead
FOR his
Newton FOR the first eight holes was
playing tn" best golf of tho two hut when
h. missed his second shot to No. = from,
bad lie. tn" honors went 10 Fleming
FcminSs - for the last nine holes
rcualcd par and WAS steady and con
S!Stcnt shooting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-01

Ht.iN Holman ana 'Rir Jones M.
nan - "a 'n";"b"r uf thr family %; n:ht-
~ ROMANS AMI D.. w." . H'uu ,'ut.l wiz,
u. p"NinE gam" Jones uf.o hn. had
'Nh"fithc" ~ handling bpNrr, ana NJ.
HlnN' an able ISsi-tuni
i"ih"'"N "il"ru""n IA" club will make
iiS debut ia Indoor baseball 1T Iiowtta"rs'
Emery when y m""is III iiDw.tlvr4'
,.,,lii Joe B"chl!,r. former h.c.I.l.u-
mn,i',. j. ia ch.rr- of the team ana
~. nay" tNv'r"i in"nf.lars of the team
ln't wen m" amh'cur Htsvn,u ,atr.u. .u.
nm OF RI hnnid witt him Ch.r'l.
- ram. t.''Ih- W"utwpI.' "Nif!' N.1,,-
ton. "Iilly" iiry ami hrnhia i;,-r -
" lie" of ths most prnmincnt rlaycr-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-01
Centre Mny Meet Detroit EIe,e

DETROIT. MICH. Oct. 3i.--End
being made to nrranE" game
IN" University Of Detroit and Cent?
l. g" football "lcv"ns in Boston ON TIN
giving Day. Replying to an inquiry
Boston promoter officials OF the
team hay" advised him they are ~
to meet tho kentuckians IL faculty
mission can Il" obtained. Such pc,
sion IL expected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-01
BLACKSTONE III. S.
SWAMPS BURkENILlE
lSl"cl,l IL Tho rmc. Dl.p.tch

BLACKSTONE. Va. oct. 3 In a well
y 'N"'I Etm. IN which III" forward pass
Was used III lively ~ H. HON. Fam.
hi4okst"n" High :, hnoi defeated Rurg,g.
WIG Agricultural :vh"n!. ~ to q. here sat
h!h"kSt"n"'" reference on end runs WAS
n"rtirn.n'N good. aiding Mnncurc tu,i
n"nur ~ >k!rinE thr Hanks fni Stihsini-
ithi gains. Young furiy-ya run arn,Xni
'ti end ter g touchdown was easily ~"
Out standing feature.
'aDiair M,rcur" Young Denton nn,,
ovrrNhN ~"Iniil'nt"d frr it dCkstuu". over
N h"iuc particularly adept IN receiving;
In~w"rd nIsscs.
HlnclSs,"nr ITigh gIay. Chester here
ncNt SATURDAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-01

The local time OF high water nj
the places named may lac found APP
proN!matcly FOR each day by
adding the tidal differences. print
cd in hours and minutes opposite
the names OF The locality. Ia the
times of high tides at old Point
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-01
Golf A..orintion M.mh.r.hir ,nrr.

MEM NpHk. oct. "l.--FiiIy-tw" clubs
w"r" elected 1" membership in the United
states Golf Association during III" past
year. bringing the total membership az
Ia" parent organization OF gUif IN this
country &" 80. il Was announced to-day
lw"niN rluhS were transferred from the
allied 10 ,itr activ" list. making ia" total
active membership l?t.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-01
GRIDIRON WARRIOR MAKES BABE
RUTH'S HOOK SLIDE LOOK TAME
Torn Condition of Turf Around Second Base After
Penn State-Ccorgia Tech Game Saturday Indi-
Gates Football Strenuous Autumn Pas,imc

OF sp"fismcn. Int on" must admit that
en- scrubs as ones scrub. after a'i
ana rot "n.'. rtVulnrs. mustn't one nv
no i'iH" ih" II "utucEy, cub arrives hoiu"
." wires WI p" telling that most ~
N" regular Harvard scrubs were SUI
irri'E rom endemic :""Scfi",h lan Sat
uft"N tIb cN1i,tiu!n NV thH' t-ntr" r"n lN
h'dt the scrubs "f the Harvard scrubs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-01

Comfort.
Example: To find III" times OF
high tides ut Richmond on Sep
l"fnbcr -. add eight hours and
four minutes to 30 for The first
tide. obtaining 1888 \. NJ. and
add eight hours and four minute
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-01
Pittsburgh athlete Wins Event

NEW YORK, oci. 3l.-Enrl .Iohns;one.
OF Pittsburgh. who yesterday won the ma
;onhl \. a. l.. t.n-mil- run. ~ the soc
oni negro athl't. to become "a national
ttl'hoidcr THIS year. Nod Gourdn. the,
iarNhiH nvEr" athlete. recently won the
nAtiOnA! hccAt Mon chnrmnLnmshiu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-01

Ia 80 for the second tide. OBJ
tainine -: i. NJ. Any apparent
discrepancies in examples may be
"NpIIi"nd when IL is remembered
IL happens occasionally that tn"
:irst high tide at Old Point oc-
ours so late aS to throw calcutta
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-01

lions based on II far into the after
noon or night. In such eases IL IS
necessary /" make the in!: al cal
'uih;l"n on IN" second nigh tid".
~ ~" foint for tn" preceding ity
% phiain the tim" of tn. first hirh
''t' AT The desired locality
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-01
JOHN MARSHALL MAN
HONORED BY SPIDERS

=. W. Henson former John Marshall
High School student; has been elected
manager of tn" University @; Richmond
tennis team. For several years tennis
has been back number with the Spiders,
dU" Ia the lack OF courts, hut with th"
completion OF IN" new tcrrIc"d courts
this inii The net gam" received inn
p"jus. rh" erection of tn" Roger MIL
hi""r memorial gymnasium un IA" sit" 81
III" former Scnn!s courts n"c"asitatcd III"
u.ldng OF new courts.
Henson is maxim; rlans {" Put on an
intro mural tennis tournament in order To
get lin" ON possibilities f"r the spider
team Matches ia both singles and dou
hl"s MI! iih"ly lee played and entries
thrown open t" al Iurn In ia" university.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-01
SPORTS

result now have one came ON NJ
ton ana lac. The Generals are de
t9 even things uD again this yt{
victory over Coach Spears men. I
urn"S' engagement at chprlesa
tell tho story
Although a driz.iing rain hold
Nl'"" EI"ld all afternoon. III
charges were out carly and sps
.s-H s-Ssion IN hunting ands
iri'i and HCcus,oni.ag themselves
handling "A wet BAH. The entire \
was kent ON the it:ld until . o'cioci
day. ic-plt. the Indictment weather.
latter hail Of the session being de'
Hnr"rk against the 'muuntaineers''
urdny
The Generals line. which Eastern n
have pronounced with Georgia TacN
10" th2 strongest In tho South IN "A
c"ilcnt condition for Saturdays cnl
m"nt against West Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-01
Girls oprn I,n,k.tbnu scn-on rhur,,,a,

INNCHl;UE;, VA. oct. 81 THE girls
j.. ~h'th..!. team III the local high sChnn'
81. "n"n - season ThWsIa: night with
s"ing h-r" with Tia, Eastern College.
rms VIII hr IN" nr~t true III" .Iu!ni,,
from tn- Manassas College has ever riny,I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-01
Potomac ftI,rr.

: moon for,hes, north south of the equator; trD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-01

ihbhunkcy Ntfer.
West Point 20,
Sweet Hail 100
w hitr House 30
Pipc-in-Trc Ferry .5-ii
York River.
YORKTOWN or
Clements Wharf. ... % -
NlmoudsVillc TO
West Point .......2- 20"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-01
nm cav High 10 ,

1N\CIniCHG. w. oct. 81 The big"
game 81 TN I.NnChbur% Iii:h schools
iu"tbnll >chrdu!" will rr p,,y"d mere next
SAlMrl.N MLih no EnL mnL.. ILLmh -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-01
ChirLuh",nin, River.

quar- t0). fun,
the equator: y H. aI,,pce or pcrigc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-01

.Isyg.z
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25
GETTING BACK AT EN-

Indiana hotel men do not propose TO
be caught ASLEEP In the matter ~ lcgis
Iation. A counter irritant In defense
~ travelling organizations attempt 10
regulate the hotel business. the Indiana
Hotel Association through their attor'
ncy has prepared some amendments to
q bill which the commercial men have
introduced In the senate of that state.
The following provisions are asked 10
De- considered In ease the Committee on
Rights and Privileges sees fit Ia sanc.
ton the hill as drafted by the original
proponents:
Section -, a. shall he unlawful for
amy person 10 register at hotel In this
state. without first presenting To the
manager thereof medical certificate,
not over one week old. certifying that
the bearer thereof Is free from any con-
tagious OF infectious disease.
Section %. IL shall lie unlawful for
any guest of hotel In this state 60 use
the towels furnished by spid hotel Tot
the purpose of cleaning the shoes II
said guest.
Section 80. II shall he unlawful for
vny guest In hotel In this state e
solicit bcli hoy az other employc II
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25

hotel to purchase for said guest any
white mule" or other intoxicating
liquor.
Section q, II shall be unlawful for
any guest In a hotel In this state to ex.
pectorate In the waste basket or on the
walls Il said hotel.
Section ~. II shall be unlawful for
any guest 10 write upon the wallpaper
In the rooms ~ any hotel In this state
when using the telephone. or otherwise.
Section 80. II shall he unlawful for
any dealer selling supplies to hotels In
this state to solicit the sale thereof until
said dealer has filed with the Secretary
~ State schedule NJ prices and no
change shall he made In said prices for
Is days after filing same.
Section 30. II shall be unlawful for
any guest a, hotel In this state to per.
init any women 20 enter his room unless
said woman II the wife. mother. sister
'or daughter ~ said guest. Upon con.
viction of any violation of Sections -.
IS. Is. %. Is. -, and 30. the offender
may be fined not to exceed 1000 "a
which may he added Imprisonment at
the State Farm for not more than six
months.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25

LET'S TALK PROSPERITY

What t,hout business conditions dur.
inR the next sin months.
What can YOU say to IA, panicky
dealer who believes that everything Is
going Ia the how .wuwsl
Here are some thoughts you can pass
on Ia your trade.
Do not look for a panic; II viii not
come.
whyr
/. Demand viii exceed supply IN
most lines.
,. People aic cmployed-a, good
wages.
,. crops are exceptionally bounti.
full
I. Lower Interest rates are expect.
ed--which will rcliev. the credit strain.
3. Gradual dcflatiun of commodity
prices viii release credit tlt,t can l."
used for productive work 10y manu-
lecturers and merchants.
6. Ranks have the power and they
are using II to discourage speculation
and conserve credit for worthwhile en-.
tcrprises.
Z. Freight congestion In being rap
idly cleared up.
\. Labor II Incoming more efficient
.. Retail ta,dc In already improving.
10. AZ deflatiOn progresses q more
optimistic. ho.,cful spiri, In bcin. mani.
tested. which Is perhaps more import.
ant than all other factors combined.
All of the above statements apply
lo business In general.
People have always A,,en three meals
day and they will continue 10 de- 80.
Next 10 agriculture itself, the mos,
haste business In that II selling food
and wearing apparel aud agricultural
tools.
A rcnArkahlc statement. hut n true
unc. N TINT YOU can go through our
books for thirty years and YOU will
find a constant steady Increase In sales.
production aud shipments. year by
year. month by month. without u sin.
Gle pcriod az deircssiun-nut the slight
est trace a. mark To- indicate any hard
times. panics or unusual conditions
have occurred during thcs. thirty
years.
We have u from many either rom
panics dealing In Tod products that
they are practically untourhcd by the
so-callcd "depressions" except possibl,
In the matter II collections which ar'
inclined To- bc slow Ia times of tight
money.
Al the present time. however, Their
~ absolutely nothing ~ which the job
bcr or specially salesman need h
afraid.
People win cut JUS, M much Ia In
i.ext twelve months ss they hss~ Y
the past twelve munths. They WI
probably eat NOR. than they lid dusinl
the war. during which time there wa
soine curtailmcnt of fo"i consumpiios
due to shortage and Tor patriotic rca
sons.
| Forget all about panics.
Expect Ia do business and you VIII
Set your quota ahead ~ last years
quota and you can beat u.
This country II goIn. lahead Ia tn
biggest era az prosperity ever known
Let's all climb aboard th. "Pr"-perit,
Special. SALES Sense.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25
BOSTON MAN APPOINTED
TO SUCCEED EMERSON

". n. Em-ISon. supreme Counselor
NJ the United Commercial Travellers
died after a long illness March 10
q, Mount carmel Hospital nj colum'
bus ohlo l,ccor,ling ,o the May issue
,f he Sampl. Case.
This news win come as shock To
the heal a. q. It's several IT whom
we're personal friends of the supreme
Counselor. pss, Supr.in. Counselor
George T.. Hun, ~ Eo~ton has been sp.
painted hy the supreme Executive Com
mlticc IN serve ou, the uneArircd term
of Emerson
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25
"lsrnver Maid"

n X. I.lpman. Denver Maid Car.
ment Company salesman ~ Denver.
Colorado. has hccn In thu city III. p,s,
week displaying line of Bingham and
khaki dresses Tor maids, old maids. mcr.
maids and any other Kind II maid that
might hnprcn To dcsirc real garment,
NJ Llrman. himself would wy u, iic
evidently has Eocd feeling Tor ANA
rillo. for he was kept busy all tho
time he was here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25

Recrui, Smith. passing brigade head.
quarters on swcl,ering day In 1918,
saw an officer Juggling In doorway
with an enormous packing case filled
with records and other "impediments,"
ms the q. N. would say. lie volunteered
his aid.
After five minues of tugging and pull.
ing and sweat. the officer allowed they
couldn't even nudge Il.
shes too heavy for Us; well never
get her In that door" agreed Smith.
Get her ing" rarcd the captain.
you blasted bimp. I'm trying 10 get
her out"