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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
" and The Style Show We Want

here he may peer down through venthoes in the floor into the
immense storage tanks with capacity of half million BUSH
els. From this higher elevation eleven stories 100 feet
above the ground may experience all the delights dzzi
inclined that way obtain the best bidseye view of
Amarillo and many miles beyond in all directions that be
had from any vantage point that of an airpane.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

We really wish 10 meet every Panhandle citizen personal
that we can and we want YOU for yourself the com
peteness and nene OF equipment and the care used in
every step IN the manufacture OF "Amaryis" and Great
West Flour. You will find your visit this mill not only in
teresting but instructive well and il truly takes visit
realize the magnitude OF this institution And last but not
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
OUR AMARILLO CUSTOMERS SAY.

81 bought a sack OF 'AMARYLLIS' today. 1t
is the best flour have used in years
''Wen. tried your GREAT WEST FLOUR
today-rny biscuits and bread were fine took
some OF the flour to my neighbor and told her to
try it. I've been telling everyone how fine it is.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
rs SHAVE MET WITH PROMPT AND REALLY ENTHUSIASTIC APPROVAL
OUR oUT.oF.ToWN CUSTOMERS SAY

Your 'AMARYLLlS' is just what | want"
j. NJ. Miller, Happy, Texas.
Everyone who has tried GREAT WEST
FLOUR comes back after more. They all say it
beats all the rest sold around here
+. Weismer Umbarger, Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

IT'S TRUE
People Knock Poor Flour
Tolerate Merely Good Flour
Praise a Perfect Flour
Buy "AMARILLYIS' or GREAT WEST"
Flour-You'll Like II
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

the Fort Denver City and Rock Island
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

When You Come the Buyers and Sellers Meet February a. The Autos
.... lou to be Sure to Pay This Big Plant Of Ours a Vi
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-18
MUNICIPAL GOLF ASS0.
PLANS 18-HOLE COURSE
Development Decided Upon at
Meeting Last Night; to Be-
gin Work at Once.

A meeting of the Municipal Golf AS
sociation was held in the Washington
Heights New Century Club rooms at
Twcnty-th.rd and Boulevard, last
night 10 discuss future plans of the
association and TO decide definitely
upon a program for the coming year.
The meeting was well attended and ii
was evident that there is 8 very keen
interest I'm the municipal golf PROPOSE
tion, not only among residents of the
north side, but throughout the city.
Charles Topkis, recently elected
chairman of the finance committee.
presided. Several OF those present
spoke OF their personal interest and
tho interest OF their friends in the new
municipal links. The registration
shows that people from all over the
city are playing on the links and in
such numbers that on many days the
grounds are congested. It was the
unanimous opinion OF those present
that in order 20 make the links serve
the purpose primarily intended. II is
necessary that arrangements be made
at once 10 lay out an 1S-hole course.
/ And that was the ultimate decision of
the meeting. The suggestion OF J. w.
Morris that number of those inter-
eSted plan TO underwrite the PROPOSE
ton was finally approved. The A.
nance committee will work out the de-
tails OF this plan within the next three
or four days and -tss~Sre will be an
other meeting on Monday evening at
the same place.
The underwriting plan will enable
the association to begin work inn
mediately on the additional nine-hols
lcourse. This is necessary If the COM
pleted course is TO be available in the
spring. The work will be done under
the direction Of j. Wilfrid Reid, and IL
is believed that with the completion
of the 1s-hole course a nominal charge
per game, as originally planned, will
pay the total running expenses of the
association.
II there was ever any doubt as tC
the popularity of the municipal goli
links, that doubt has been dissipateo
in the past two or three months. The
grounds have been crowded for the
most time, as stated above. People
who have never played golf are show.
ing the keenest sort of interest in ths
sport, and especially the ladies. Ever,
person interested in the Municipa
Golf Association and its development
will be invited to attend the meeting
next Monday evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-18
reenleaf Wins Opening Match; Chesrook to Play Home

the finest Of the season. Lois Wilson
and Conrad Naecl are the stars.
Thomas Meighan at the Arcadia.
The admirers of the virile screen
portraitures Of Thomas Meighan find
In The Conquest Of Canaan" his
latest vehicle. which opened yester-
day at the Arcadia. an attraction
vastly 70 their liking. Written By
Booth Harrington and like the
authors other works. strong, inter-
ustIng and typical Of American life.
THE Conquest Of Canaan" is at
tractiye as well as artistic and satis-
Tying.
Elaine Hammerstein at the Aldlne.
Two big scenes Of unusual interest
are features Of 'IIandcuffs or Kisses. =
Elaine Hammerstein's latest starring
venture. now playing at the Aldine
Theatre, Market AZ Eighth street.
Many important incidents Of the story
occur within modern reformatory
for girls and complete cell block In
the institution Is shown, containing
fully 30 cells in two tiers. There are
heavy iron doors, spiral staircases
griIied ratings around the approaches
to the cells and oven the multiple
docking devices for the doors by means
Of which all the cells in the block are
locked or unlocked by the turn of a
single lever.
Mabel Taiiaferro at the Savoy.
Mabel Taliaferro, IN The Rici
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-18
TO PLAY AT HOME.
I hpsfunk WIN negln work at Harlan
ileld on saturday.

il tlmpHhurNa cancellation lcft
4psrunk Idle ON Saturday. Manager
dp Ahrahams and Assistant Man
ti int condor have announced that
tHn team viii heein its home season
NfNt saturday afternoon at Harlan
lleld The management was. In touch
with snme Philadelphia teams last
nlnht ava Anal action viii be taken
tonight for the opcning game. Coach
ahm kefriean wants the following men
tut fur practice tonight AZ 80 at the
ilnhuey street reservoir. Captain
uahflpl, kemske. iianley, Read, Num-
here. Ferguson, Fcgley, Kidd. Kelly.
" kerfisnn. t.udwig. keanneally.
MAnnerlnx Ishrieiski Dayton, Nc
unnlnle. Seeley and Rose.
Every man must report tonight as
there h some important business TO
game up In regards 90 Saturday :
same. Manager Eddie Ahrahams viii
announce the game at practice. Tom
NAnncrins who was hurt in the
Washington game, VIII be able TO set
81 saturdays game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-18
LOUISVILLE WINS.
baltimore Internationals Bow "a
American Association Champs.

baltimore, Oct. lS.-The post sea-
con series between Louisville and
baltimore was brought to close yes
ssrday afternoon when the American
Association champions came out at
the long end Of an ii 10 5 contest, this
UlNinr them the necessary fifth game
90 Cllnch the junior world series. The
International League Representatives
had won three.
The afternoons contest was lot
much ~ a battle as Jack ogden. who
had won all OF his previous three
starts against the Colonels. was Off
form and was hit hard. he finally Civ
inr way 10 Frank IN the sixth inning
Toy Sanders pitched n good, steady
game ur 90 the eights inning. but he
VAS beyond danger then.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
STAGE
Comedy and Variety nj the Garrlck.

Comedy and Variety at the Garrlck.
This weeks bin at the Garrick
Theatre maintains the average set by
the opening OF the season, with two
companies, three singing and dancing
one gymnastic and ono limitations"
turn. The opening audience yester-
day afternoon was liberal with it's
applause. The tribute OF laughter was
perhaps most heartily bestowed on the
mugging" comedy Of the Adler and
Dunbar act. although the Scotch
laughing and crying songs OF Sammy
Duncan and the aeroplane leaps Of
Monroe and Grant from their bounce
Ing board shared these honors. Gen
uine appreciation Of the merltorious
harmony ofsthe Elm City male quartet
was shown by recalls from all parts
Of tho house. The revue, AT the
Party" employs company Of seven.
with special scenery, and includes
singing. dancing and Instrumentation.
the whlstling OF one of the ladies being
remarkable.
Alma Nelson heads a company Of
flve. In her Dancing Studio" act,
which displays her deftness in tiptoe
dancing. as well as "fllp-flops" OF yari.
Gus sorts. The Thompson Sisters and
Adams open the show with pan-in-
strumental parade. from saxophonei
down TO toy trumpets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-18
HOTELS MUST BE DRY.
Federal Government Holds the Man.
ager OF Each Responsible.

Following the receipt of a notice
from the Federal Commissioner at
Washington, yesterday, relative TO the
violations of the eighteenth amend
ment here by hotel proprietors. Robert
B. Elliott, Federal prohibition director
for this State, will warn all hotel pro-
prietors that they must keep their
premises absolutely dry.
The notice from r. A. Haynes. Pro-
hibition Commissioner is as follows
In view Of the increased number
of violations of the National Prohi-
bition Act by hotels, you are instruct
ed to call the attention OF the man.
ayers of hotels in your State to the
action of the United States District
Court, for the Western District of
Missouri in the recent case of United
States V. Mike Defeo, ct al.
'In that case the United States
Attorney filed a bill in equity under
Section %, of Title III Of the act,
seeking TO have declared a nuisance
a hotel in which intoxicating liquors
were being sold.
"The court granted a final de-
cree permanently enjoining defend
ants, their agents and servants from
keeping or selling any intoxicating
liquors on the premises described
and in granting such decree the court
used the following language:
THE said defendants, their agents
and servants are hereby enjoined and
restrained from occupying or using
in any manner any Of the buildings
located on said above described prem
ises for a period of one year from this
date or until a further order Of this
court.
"In the future the management Of
hotels will be held strictly accounta'
bic for violations of this character
and the nuisance feature Of the ac
will be invoked to the fullest exten
as in the above said case"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-18
ROD IN PICKLE FOR RUTH.
May Draw Short Time Suspension
Without Pay From High
Com m isS Stoner.

Chicago, Oct. 1s.--A decision in the
Babe Ruth post season case by Judge
X. NJ. lands, baseball commissioner,
is expected soon and the general I'M
preston here today was that Ruth
will be let OF with a suspension long
enough to keep him out Of few OF
next seasons games without pay.
New York dispatches received here
indicated that Ruth would receive no
support from the Yankee club owners
in his controversy with the judge.
Reports from Elmira, n. Y, where
Ruth's aggregation played yesterday,
quoted Ruth as saying he would at
tempt no appeal 'if Judge lands sees
At TO rule US out Of baseball for the
remainder OF our lives" but that he
believed he was only following a pre-
cedent set by other major league stars
Of former years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-18
zRYszKo's CHALLENGE.
Stands Ready to Defend Title OF
World Champion.

For the holder of a worlds cham
pionship to suddenly turn challenger
and urge his competitors TO take
whirl at the title may be considered
somewhat unusual in sport circles,
but that Is what Stanislaus zbyszko.
heavyweight wrestling champion OF
the world and wonder athlete OF the
age. intends to do. Now in his forty
second year. the champion wants 10
retire in a year or so--two years az
tho outsidc--and take his title with
him Zbyszko himself believes he Is
unbeatable. and does not hesitate TO
say SO. But when he leaves the ring
foreyer. he wants no cloud on his
title. and that is why he has turned
challenger" Jack Herman OF Chi
cago is his manager.
TIE career OF Stanislaus zbyszko,
champion of the world at the age OF
AZ, is unparalleled in sport history,
The champion stands ready to deferd
that title against all comers, and II
claimants 20 championship do not take
advantage of the title holders chal-
lcnges. he will retire as an unbeatable
wrestler.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-18
CREENlEAF WINS IN
BILLIARD MATCH
loeal Star Is Victor Over
Micheal kovack in Phila-
delphla Event.

philadelphia. pa.. oct. iS.--Ralph
utvpnleaf, ~ Wilmington, the worlds
ivcNrt mlhard champion, and Jerome
ksuph, vf nechcHlcr, who finished
tunnefsup "a the title holder In the
tournament held hero late In 1919,
wetr tltors last niaht in tho opening
nihtphus ~ the championship tourney
81 thp Continental Hotel.
uppeulcafH opponent was Michael
lkn,Auk of Toronto. and the Canadian
lla,pr counted only - points. while
lhn champion was COMPILING mis- total
~ sea. urrenicnf concluded the match
wllh an unfinished run OF AZ in the
twenty sninth innlng.
kush NON his match from William
heiAnnh. rhnadclrhian. i2at 60 as.
tNulluun WAS thc high run of this
Muvh. hsunh making this total twice
white tAei nnaha best was i2. keogh
wun hia match IN the thirty sixth in-
Nlnn rhp Nores
tlfupnlpafaaa 10000 2s0o
eNNnNp ptS00t 90 "a 4 a.. Grand
total. ian, hrfaluhca 4 Net total, is5
ilHh fun, A.
hu,auha.0 9 o o o o o o .
uNUun ROia 002as. Grand
total at. ueratshes. 4. Net total, "a
iiish uln, 49,
M.fvrsv-sis NJ s,ouenburgh, Buf.
fsla,
Second Match.
krnNhaab go o . 0 ia 0 0
rhuiln aa0iAS Sets7oi oi205
iab GRAND total i2S Scratches. q
Nti nthi lat. ilieh run. a.
itHlauehsao q ia oOosi 0t
urHNua aagNeA0 00ei0it0
urana total. 40. Scratches. :
3l iolal a.. illeh run, i2. Referee
NAuNnhutEh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-18

sum OF ss50.oo0 for blue Boy" and
the remainder, $3.50. 900. for Mrs. sid
dons." II is reported that the can
vases will eventually go to the Wild
ener collection in Philadelphia or may
be retained here for the New York
homo OF George ID. Widener. Duveens,
the purchaser of the paintings. has
not stated for whom they were OBJ
tained, but II is generally understood
here that they win go to the wealthy
Philadelphia traction magnate.
IL is stated, as a reason for dispos-
ing Of the priced canvasses that the
Duke Of Westminster is so greatly
burdened with taxes on his income
that he is impelled TO thus break up
his splendid collection. The Duke OF
Westminster is regarded as the rich
est of British peers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-18
MERwicK IN FOOTBALL.
Successful Baseball Team to Play on
Gridiron.

Tho Mcrwick nine has closed a very
successful season with 30 victories and
nine defeats Tho team will now enter
the football game.
The following members are re-
auested 20 report for practice tonight.
nt Z, at Chestnut and Broome: Sakow-
ski. Quinn, Roe. Boyle. Lebnum. W.
nelcolo. Sohaihle. Latch. r. Clark. w.
Clark. Merkil. Hurlock, Ireland.
johnson and Ccnnei. Any others who
would like a try-out with the Tigers
should either get in touch with II.
Schaihls or come out for practice to-
night. The Tigers are also looking for
y game on Saturday. Write TO Har-
~ Schaihle, ll27 West Second street
or call Hercules Powder Company
Delaware Trust Building between
and 4ao.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-18

Slave" which opened AZ the savoy
T..eatre yesterday. and WIN be- c0n-
finued today and tomorrow. is q prn-
duction that has many thrilling mo-
ments and Keeps the spectator IN
suspense until the final ending Miss
Taliaferro is called upon to play a
youthful part IN The Rich Slave"
Catherine Calvert AZ the PARK way.
Catherine Calvert is featured IN
1.-THE Masked Marriage" whioh opfn-
"a at the Parkway Theatre. Delaware
avenue and Adams street, YESTERDAY.
This r. an appealing drama. niled with
tense moments. and holds the interest
from start 20 finish Miss Calvert has
the support ~ an ali-siar cast. whlch
includes Richard Tucker. The en-
gaRement continues untl tomorrow
night, when the final showing of The
Masked Marriage" WIN b. given
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-18
Want QuoIt Gamesi

Brandywine quot team, winners Of
last years All Wilmington Quot
League and also the city and county
champs. would like to arrange games
with any first class quoit teams in the
city or State. Address Manager Jack
Weaber, at the Brandywine Fire Com
pany Twenty fifth and Market streets.
His line-up will include such stars as
Tobin, Lacey, Preston, Hubbard,
Lucas and Skillton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-18
Chess at Hlgh school.

Tho chess club recently organized
hN the students OF the Wilmington
lIlsh school, VIII meet In the library
az lhs school next Friday. John Hin,
who ~ wcn-known young chess
player ~ Wilmington win play the
msmh,ft ~ the club simultaneously.
The club now has membership OF
about e..
Plans are being made for a class
tournament and u is probable that
silver loving cup will be- offered 10
the elaps winning the tournament.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-18
NJ. Mnr,'s 10 Mnrk ONT.

rl Nary's a. A. football squad will
hold their flfht practice of this week
Ut Fourth and Church streets this
svsnlns Coach sank" McCaughan
ssaumsss the following players 20 be
present ~ neNcn Captain Brennan.
Hayes Nlatvfy, Mcconnell. McNiN
johnson J. Quinn, uougentougler.
TaNlof, Nheehy kelleher. Murphy.
,ufman. Noulke. Nolan. Fallers
tlrpen. ufieHnor, Doyine. Gin. Green,
i'atnss and Martin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-18
Chess Clubs FIRST Meeting.

m nfst meeting Of the Chess Club
rsEanlsed hy the students Of the VIII
alnxtnn llgh school viii be held Fri
Aay nlshi when John mn wiz play
Ih~ members 81 the club simultaneous
y The club now has a membership
VI forty fvs. Plans are being made
tor class tournament and a silver
hs!nS xay may be offered as a prize.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-18
BLUE BOY" COMING TO U. S.
Widener Reported to Have Also
Bought Mrs. Siddons" From
Westminster's Collection.

New York, Oct. 1s.-The sale OF
Reynolds famous painting, Mrs. Sid
dons" and Gainsborough's still more
famous blue Boy" announced from
London has created much stir in art
circles here as they were probably two
OF the most priced pictures in Eng
land. II is announced that the two
MASTERPIECES brought 81 000, 900. the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-18
81. Thomas, Ont Tonlgbt

Members of the st. Thomas football
team are urged TO report for practice
tonight at Fourth and Bayard avenue.
This call was issued to complete team
work, preparatory to the game with
the Burley Athletic Club Saturday
afternoon, at Second ard du Pont
streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-18
Two Trucks IN Collision.

Two trucks coIlidcd a. Lowering
avenue and du Pont streets yewerdav
afternoon resulting In slight damage
q both. The machines were owned
by Frank shorn and Frank Gali6up
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-18

Millions who suffered with indi-
zestion. bloating and gas On TIE
stomach praise Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy. One dose win convince ri
money refunded. All druggists -
Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-18

Many answers coming from daily
advertising increases the buying or
selling opportunities for the adyer-
tiser.-Ady,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-18
SCREEN.
Doris May at the Queen.

Now Doris May is a star She prov
ed yesterday I'm the first showing of
her stellar introduction, The Foolish
Age" at the Queea Theatre, that she
was worthy OF the elevation. The pic
ture is one OF the best light comedies
Of the month. IL proceeds along the
lines Of greatest simplicity and pre-
sents the social endeavors Of a young
sub-deb. who, upon her graduation
from college. spends a lot of her
fathers money making dandies and
social exampiars ont OF some gang
sters from the slums.
"'what Every Woman Knowsr--Ma-
jestlc.
William DeMille has been very sue
cessful in the delicate task OF trans
ferrlng one Of Sir James NJ. Barrie's
most elusive comedies, What Every
Woman Knows" from the stage 70 the
screen. The result is to be seen with
feelings Of delight at the Majestic
Theatre this week. The whimsy Of
the production, its touches OF pathos
and It's keen character studies as pro-
jected by Mr.. DeMiIle. make IL one OF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-18
BOWLING.

The following scores were made on the
Grady alleys last night:
ATLAS POWDER LEAG UE.
nDnNCun
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-18

HhDei iailaferr0 AT the savoy.
Mabel Taliaferro, IN The Rich
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-02-25
FEW ALLOWED TO WEAR FURs
IN Early England the Privilege Was
Confined to the Nobility and High
Ecclssiastics.

Important tradesmen were the "pel-
iepars' or ''skinners" of London 600
years ago; for these fur dealers, as
one should call them. could not deal
with ordinary citizens, however pros
porous. The wearing Of furs was then
special privilege. royal. aristocratic
or religious. Your "pellepar" could
sell his ''miniver," his 'stradling" and
his 'htson"-although the American
bison. with America, had yet to be
disc"vcred-only to the royal family;
to enrlS. brons, knights and ladies'.
and to such people Of Holy Church
as might eXpend by year an hundred
pounds Of their benefice at least"
The pampered merchants upon re-
ceivfng their first charter were al
dressed by Edward III as "our beloved
men Of our City Of London called skin
nerS.' and Henry vi described them
more respectfully as 1.-The Master and
Wardens Of the Guild or Fraternity
OF the Body Of Christ OF the SINNERS
OF London"
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-02-25

the Old married servants who had
known service there In years gone by
Robert had telephoned his brother
that he was tired OF the silent medita-
tion which led nowhere. and intended
10 start that night for New York. He
wished his brother during his absence
10 continue the search for his child.
anu II was to consult with Robert that
douglas resignedly left his city Office
and made his way out to the lonely
house on the hill.
Robert, discouraged, was more tact
turn and dlsagreeable than ever but
the pity for him still filed Douglas
heart and he realized that perhaps for
the first time he was seeing beneath
MS brothers thorny disposition la
tent tenderness.
suddenly, as he sat, light shone
from an opposite wing OF the rambling
building: then, plainly outlined in the
1ar window, was n woman's slim fig
ure. Even as Douglas looked, the
woman stopped to pick up in her arms
q small golden-haired girl. The little
girl was Lily, Of that he was sure
the fair hair. the tIniness Of her.
At least he would learn at once
what the unknown woman was doing
In the house which, but an hour ago.
his brothers housekeeper had assured
him was untenanted save by them
selves. With his pocket searchlight he
traversed the dark unfrequcnted halls,
and as he paused at the end of the last
one. before him. like vision shown
through the open door, stood beauti-
full young woman and a clinging child.
The child was Lily. In a moment he
had entered the room. The woman's
face turned white and her arms
clasped the child closer.
Who" she asked breathlessly, "are
you? Why do you come hereT"
Il am Douglas Hartell," he an.
swered promptly. land came to claim
that little girl. She is my brothers
child. You must know that. The pa