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The Washington times., 1921-03-16
NEWS OF ALEXANDRIA
AND NEARBY VIRGINIA
Style Show will Open Tomorrow
With Big Civic Parade.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. March 16-
Alexandria merchants are all ready
for the big style show which will
open tomorrow morning. The exhibit
will be inaugurated with the unveil-
| ing of the windows OF the various
stores. In the afternoon there will
be a mammoth street parade which
will be participated in by every au-
tomobile dealer in the city. The en-
tire fire department under charge Of
Chief K w. Ogden, will also parade
The show will continue on Friday
and Saturday. and is the third held in
this city.
The Columbian Players held a meet
ing at the Lyceum Hall last evening.
The question OF repeating the "Co-
lumbian Revue OF 1921" was discuss
ed. 1t was decided to reproduce the
at an early date
At st. Paurs Episcopal Church this
| evening the Rev. Wallace L. Rollins,
d. D., will deliver a sermon on the
Gospel of St John"
Evange1istic services are being con-
Quoted this week at the Second Pres
| byterian Church. In the morning a
sermon is delivered by the pastor.
Rev. John Lee Allison and each even
ing the pulpit is occupied by the Rev
w. r McElroy, ID. d.
The State corporation commission
has granted charter to the Auto
Passenger Transportation Company
with capital stock from 1000 to
$50, 900. The objects are to conduct a
passenger and freight hauling busi-
ness. Officers are Adam Luber, presi-
dent: A. C. Luber. secretary. and
Frank Baum. all OF Washington.
Judge Robinson Moncure, OF the
corporation court. has summoned a
special grand jury for Friday morn
ing. Among cases to be brought
to the attention of the grand jury are
violations of the prohibition law.
The Federation OF Baptist Young
People OF the District of Columbia
and vicinity held u meeting with the
Baptist Young Peoples Union OF the
First Baptist Church last evening.
During the evening an address was
delivered by DR.. II. Allen Tupper, of
Washington.
The officers end teachers assocta-
tion of the Methodist Protestant Sun
day school, have elected these off,
GERS: +. w. Ebhardt, superintendent:
F. w. Deeton. assistant superintend-
ent; Mrs. William Penn, superntend-
ent OF home department; Mrs. Charles
Jett, superintendent of primary de-
partment; Mrs. II. w. Ebhardt, super
intendent OF cradle roll: Norman Rob
erts, field superintendent: Thomas
Simpson. secretary of Sunday school:
Milton Penn, assistant secretary: Mil
ton PENN secretary of association:
Charles Kell, treasurer.
Central Lodge OF Odd Fellows OF
Washington, will, this evening, pay a
visit to Sarepta Lodge OF Odd Fellows
at their meeting and confer the Sec
ond degree on class OF candidates.
Mayor James VI. Duncan Is confined
to his home with erysipelas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-28
n, !, STOCKS

New Pork. March Eth" more hope.
II. f-a.iaE manifested &" h't7y'A'
r:-cles and the prlncspN! 'oTmod'iE
markets last week seemed :" be IN" a.
rect outSrowth 81 better conditions r'-
ported N Dcmocra,:s ccUmerNr an! N
du<t-v especially the ,a;'"r.
U'nrr.!stakaA,; .;o,s,.r"n2cat VT
shown IN such pu."Ht.N branches "t
Manufacture a. IN" Str".. mpi': ana
t.N,ilo trades and the a"aHa! S;2tm'n''
Of the United states Str'' and hr'H''-
hem Steel Corporations cN'd'ai.y we're
noc WITHOUT, sentimental rNU'.
There ware Only Occasional! !n"'ca-
tions Of any rroaou0ccd revival "f rue-
-, t,.s-,>, n Tho sock ,nar>..:. but Is
was regarded 49, Significant thA, ;A"SN
were ,rarcah,H - pr"rEir"A; western
centr-s IN close touch with the latest
conditions.
Rails did not share IN tn" recovery
70 moro than = no:nina, extent. TAe.T
hackwa-dAcsS Ma popularity a~'r!h"d >"
further untavorabie statements "t earn
ings. yat another increase ~ ii1"
freight cars and NOR" pe~p."N:aS labor
problems.
Corpers. in which addjuona! curte;i-
ment Of production WAS noted. a We.
as ,chaccoS. sugars and sprc;a,..HS -
the type represented By the ;n.;!, oS".r
corpanies were among thu sock Is
which suffered vnriahlv from !V4.6.A-
ton and beo-,sh agGrNSsioaS.
Tho constructive sd" "t ~" m7rN"t
was aided - a drg;r'a by easier money
rates, ~: this relaxation G:d no; extend
beyond call loans and mods:at" rur-
chases IT msTca2tile paTer, mainly Tor
interior institutions.
Heavy acccSSions % the long sustain :
Cd gold import mOverea; r"aSu'i;rd
the chef feature OF the :ace-nauona'
financial situation Gc-mrnE.S r"casc'-
tram position regarding "rp,ra'onS anu
fresh Disturbances n t01t CouAtrE ana
eastern Europe. "" f"r"ToS, anohS
the causes which affected irregular re-
versus n vir:ua,.y ali foreign remit
lance, cNcep: the E-it.Sh rate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-28
6 YORKVILLE MILLS
RESUME WORK TODAY

l..,tI" chang" = ru'cI thus week m
tn, up, rating az Industrial! plants. and
rH.rlIlS Il tn" NHI."us COMPANIES 'r"
rrc.!.,t.nE 'nrr, VII MT lie much
change u"tN later. ~ the Ste'l market
- 50" .d.'.
II. On! rr.u,,pol changes ~ the
w,rH ar,. tai; S,N w",s q: tn" Wh"' !
Ina: Staei ;.ul Iron company a YORK;
Nj" VIII r,>tiwv jh:S morning, Wall"
The Sccuh,a>lI' plant # the l.aR"ue
Iron works w.N ,in>c today.
The !uslow.&S = the operating
schedule Il Tie week:
whtaker-Glessner Company.
Wheeling Ilaat Operating - PER
cent.
Martins Ferry riaut-id,c.
Beech Bottom ria", Operating SO
percent.
Portsmouth r,an;--upera;'nS 90 per
Ccn;.
La Belle Iron works.
Sc.uhcuv.I.v rian'--i!'".
Wheeling I'L,ut--ld.'
Wheeling Steel & Iron Company.
Martins Ferry Furnace iG.'.
Top Furnace lt.S.
Belmont FUrnac" and Plate NILS
Id}r.
percent.
Renwool steel Plan, and Tub" Worh,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-28
BELMONT

Ms Mary Moor" and daucht"r Enryl
lls''"d al. r. ]. liath"r'S I few days last
Nrck
G,"rfA Wright was in this vicinity
on" day Tins week buying stock.
J. d. Milhoan called 1t Addison VIII
coz : Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Rcssi" Hatcher visited friends
at Hunter last Thursday.
Walter Wheeler and Victor Kermit
underwent all opera ton for appendicitis
AZ rnc Martins Ferry hospital last
Thursday.
Mrs !. r. Warhald. of rear Som"rton
: >prnd;nc few days with her daugh-
'cr Mrs. Emily Kemp.
DR. Si,war, Of Cent"rV:llr was a call
or at B,1d-Eork last Friday.
Mrs Masgi" Foflertiell visited at
Mrs EuSh'$ Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. ScattHrday died 1t her home At
H"lmont one day last week after long
illness Funeral WAS held on Friday.
MrJ. Carleton visited her daughter.
Mrs. y. j.. Burkhart 4 few days last
week.
sanford Mlhoan IS i'll at his hone
with n-aSl"S.
Mrs. T.. j. Hatcher ard daughter R's-
50. visited At Stanley M""r"'s Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-28
SlSTERSVILLE

:. Brooks Co;tic o! MoredntoWn is
spending the Weekend with friends
here.
Miss Harriet Ktngs!and. acConpa nied
h. nor TWO nlcces Harriet and Virginia
deuel.. left friday fer Pittsburgh FIR
:, f.w days vis!t wItN relatives.
Mss Margaret Mugner OF Wheeling
is the guest IL her parents. Mr.. and
Mr.. J. +. Magu"r.
Mss Nancy Clarke oc Wildwood, y.
J.. IS the guest for i few days OF her
brother \. A. Clarke aad family,
Mr. l.. &. case and it'll" daughter
Pauline OF parkersburg Will arriN"
Monday for visit OF indefinite length
with the formers parents. Mr.. an" Mrs.
J. +. Frame.
Rex K"icn, who is a student in an
automobile school in Canton, Ohio. Will
>,,.uI tn. Easter holidays with rcla-
t.vcS.
Miss Erma Woodhurn Of MoundsH!'lr
IS tn, guest OF her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs = T. WOODBURY. Of Next
Mrs. A. K. Suter delightfully."- enter
tanned I few friends at cards THURSDAY
evening Hearts was the favored diver
sion and the prize was received by MISS
Harriet klugSiand The guests were
Messrs and Mcsdamcs !. II. Thornton
\. W. Deuel., o. $ Eexrodc. \. T.. Ere
land. K. VI. Campbell, /. r. Fleming
Herbert Rcltz and Miss King@and.
Miss ~. Johnson. who has been the
guest the past week OF Miss Eess Ferry
local high school teacher. Ms returned
To Pittsburgh.
Mrs. ". O. IIarrinGtoa returned
Thursday from ! few days 'is't IN
Pittsburgh. She was accompanied by
4 nd
beth HARRINGTON. va" at nd tn" BIZ
;rlarilam school.
NJ and Mrs. VI. =. Sax;"n w'r" ~"
l.,.,.e'.: ThurSt:,r "f tri"r'.- IN Nh"'hnS.
Mr. MAJ Eddy and dauEh'r ser
tina have gone 10 IorterS Fails I" Spehd
= few days with relatives
IT,. Gu>'nn has returned from ar
l.-,lu-- wh"r" h" attended a meeting
rH :,.-, leaders Of the American Legion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-28
SAND HILL


NJ William VI CO." RAD The sad mis-
fortune 10 fracture the small bone or his
leg. two inches ahoN" the ankle. on
Thursday morning. Mr. Cole on going
10 the stable 10 feed The horses. found
me horse in mis- mlngrr and IN trying 70
eytriCatc him. he ne, with His accident.
pr Eul,ln ~ Elm Grove was cal He'd and
reduced the fracture.
Mr. and Mrs l. e Whnrtrr were visit
rI ny the %l0rk on March l4ih. leaving
a It,tln son. who has been named. Ken
ncih John
Mr. and Mrs Br!rc DaCup have fine
brand new boy. born March goth.
Mrs John IIlzlct:. ot Moundsvillc.
spent several days this week the guest
iof her son. Mr.. Will liazlrtt.
MIR. Eric" lDagu" was called 70 MouhGS-
VII" on Wednesday. to serY" on the
Snc"ia. grand jury 10 guard against any
defect in former indictment III" grand
jury returned several days ago.
Mr.. James IunkinS Wal allied :" serve
as u jurymin n The Griffith MURDER
trial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-28
IRON REVIEW

Nan. yo-K March --.--r&r s:Srl mar
L., has h.c2 S;ca..r-. OWING 90 q mol
crate !:n3ruv.ut-ut n demand. mar.|
from A number Of manufacturers e."
h,l,,dlor construction New business
however continues small AID -" rate
80 ,rod,ction both by the .arEe COM
ra,,es md indspcnden,S = N-h;. As
~, ,argrs, consumers are buying shar-
,r,.iy ,.,a outlook for th, future = I'M
r,-ta,2.
l", ron shows bg' l.t:ie Improve
r,nr. g.. IA A. the ,r1,lru" Of business
- concerned. hut tn. reduced protur-
70, 70 ewes the rnarNr' ~ selling pres
su-,
Cnr,p>- has been E-r,r-. More in
oni-.ns ~, being received and til" IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-28
BENWOOD
kelvin BARRY MEET
HELD YESTERDAY
Benwood Chapter for Recognition OF
Irish Republic Met Yesterday.

TN. Kelvin Barry council. organized
COR tho recognition OF the IRISH republic
hy the. United States. held one Of the
most rnthusia site and interesting meet
IuES that Il has ever had Yesterday
The interest - not lacking m the
least. and !, is thought that this Coun-
eli Will do their Shar" IN the advance
m,nt Of the Irish cause. The meeting
WAS presided over by the PRESIDENT j.
r. higgins.
resolution wa PASSED thanking
Scnr;or Sutherland for his support ana
friendly feeling toward ~" cauS" shown
and expressed By HIM heretofore. 4
.umm,if-c was appointed whose duty
i. VIII be 10 circulate petition about
srnwood and M,Mrrhen which WI
stain tina, the S.EnCrS are IN favor az
IA" United States taking up the irish
cause and this petition VIII he sent !"
President Harding and 10 congress.
! ARRANGEMENTS were made I" the effect
| that Il delegate from the local council
would he sect TO the national convention
which viii hr held at Chicago April j"
and - Th. delegate Will be elected at
I ;hn mex; meeting. ..
Social and Dance.
The Kerry Klub VIII E:vc social
and dance at their new quarters IN
. l
and SAITH streets. "Wednesday evening.
Tho new room is ideal for the staging
! uf n dance or 4 big social function. and
! now that the I.cnt"n season Is over III"
Younger set will no having things al
! Tins nature regularly. The committee"
! in charge Of the analr Wednesday VIII
! include Joe Nolan. Edward Doyle. Flor
rnCc Dccsai. Martha Farmer and Mss
Allen.
Party for Teams.
! Wednesday afternoon number 81
Union high school students ana the Ia
ul,v will meet 10 decide "a 4 party in
! honor Of the boys and girls basketball
teams. which have just closed very
successful season.
I Doe and woodrow.
Tho immortal John Doc once again
I has been arrested fog drinking an over
allowance ~ "hp"rh." Another hooz"r
, William Woodrow hN NAM. was also
/ "pirkri up' by Chlrt g" I"l"" Al Lam
! der IN TN" upper crh "f town Saturday
night. Officer Eosrh"rrT arrested noe.
/ Eoih wi.i appear before Mayor sprouts
this evening.
Legion Meeting.
\ meeting Of the local post "f me
! American Legion WI! Il" E"Id IN Nc
, Morhru Tuesday evening. Charles
! Daley. representative" 81 tbs post At
| Petersburg last week ct gathering
or cx-.cryi.a m"r. w.ii submit his re-
port regarding the CONVENTION.
Benwood Personals.
Mrs ! W. Lander ~ Water street has
h.r: rrlrpyrd hon" after serious
operation performed At tn" North
Wh""lIrr h". r.'a!
Ii-nrl I'ri,, "f Marshall street IS r.
COVERING n.rcly after Al .i.hc>S "' lew
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-28

r. 6 McM!ilen store. who has been sur
rrr.ng from d!rhtherja. hcinr At her
acme for tn" past seven weeks. in Flush
.ng. returned 10 her duties on Monday.
Squire J. II. Stewart and Joseph Gi!-
lcSp:c. OF Cni0ntown, were callers IN
town on "Wednesday. being business WIS.,
tors n ST 'na:rSVi!!c.
Roy. and Mrs. |. VI. knipe. Of Fair
point, wc-c visitors on Thursday At the
lone Of ". r. Taylor. north Of town.
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pa MED by Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzstmmons.
have moved this week from their former
home on VIII Run TO the Rempke farm
on Big wheeling creek.
Mr. ". H. Turner was transacttng
business in the city on wednesday.
Mrs. Fairy Fox, who has been Ill some
time with double pneumonia, Is conva-
lescng nicely. o..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-28
MOUNpSVILLE
ENTER
PASTORS HOMES
METHODIST AND CATHOLIC MINIS
TIERS RoBBED-ENT1RE HOMES
ARE RANsACKED.
Bloodhounds Placed on Trail But Nc
Trace Has Been Found-Other
Moundsville News.

Moundsvile News.
THIEVES entered tn" hrm.~ ut lpr. /
-. slater. Methodist minister aud fnlh-
'r NJ. J. '"Eh!tu. Catholic pastor an
S"""rth stree, saturday night and after
rsnSachIng the dnmlriles from end t.
end. d,rar,r,! W:'h several ruckc'nnnhs
III" "No"t t.ur It ",;h"r "c IL" r"hh,ri"s
c;,aG"t hc as""riH;uci Ii"w"l"r. Il -
h.,.rv"I. that l'r. .Srat"r'S HON" WAS
entered sometime b. tween / .. III. and
dnyhrrIk SUn.I,y. "iI Rev. tnGhinu's
h""-" ,,h"u: - "',,"rk Saturday rNe.
Ming.
pr. Slater stated last evening IhIt i,c
WITS ut home Saturday cvcnIuI and II"
Thought tina miSCreantS entered his HON"
after IL" family had retired tor t.,
r,rat. Tho bedrooms are UPSTAIRS N
H., house. Father Cogulan Wa of!r.tt.
.n% at Srr> !yrs being held n IN" St
Francis Aavi.r's church shoU, /" p. m
Saturday and Il * believed that he
thieves tool. advantage "t his absence.
Tn" hou$"E""r"r was Also uU' 4; 80
'.r.". The robbers after rtNStgk.ur the
houses made for The street with several
r""k"tho"k. bat after nnd.ur rha, there
WAS n money ~ them .r'' ~. articles
.r.as on ~" S!i"wgih. Neither pastor
WI; able % ind anyi..n@ ~huw;n., that
4 !"SS was mad"
Ei""dh"undS from -" rcn;tcn'ia~y
W"r" taken t. tha Scope. SVuday mora.
luE hut We" uuahi" 10 disclose any evil
denCe Of the whereabouts &C Tho thieves
.1us' why rrhbnrS wnaid chance. the
theft oC goods from ~" homo oC ~.
m'T'~t"rS ~ Mouui>> 35t" VA IN" ma p
t";.." ~ -.Hss:r IN AL parts "t IN" city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-28

Care; and has"m"n, hold "Hn% d.
Sarded articles that can b" turned !Ain
cash through Intelligence Want Ads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-28
0UT-THE-P|kE

We use Standard Stripes only. Wheel
ing Tent & Awning Co. Tel. 663.
f-l4-m-w-f-to-my-13
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-28

No matter what you want 1t will sars
you time and money TO use INTEL
LIGENCER WANT ADS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-28
CITIES SERVICE SALES

Whe,!.nS. W. Vi. March :
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-12

Justice q the Peace a. Il. Airheart.
IN his office al the courthouse Monday.
nighi al nine o'clock married Neal
C"'b and Miss Ethel Potiinger Mr.
Cobb Il the son u Deputy sheriff Cobb
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-12
|LAYMEN AND PASTORS OF BAPTIST
DENOMINATION IN PANHANDLE ARE
HOLDING SESSIONS IN AMARILLO

with more than nnv a,mcn an,
pastors from Various parts q the Pan
handle IN attendance the panhandl,
Baptist Pastors aud iavm'ns con
fsfrnc'. meeting her, yesterday. held
both q morning AID afternoon session
90 which ihouehtful addresses were "a,
li,crcd ID ehur,h problems discussed
~ %. manlrg session. ii,t T. s
Hnl ~ TeNnno ivd thr devotional ~
yir,s after Whi,h Dr. ~ IS VIRGIN
pastor ~ the FIRST baptist church "
Amarillo delivered strHrg address
his subject hcing The Prutinc, and
Prospects q thr Panhandle Baptist
Pastors and iAsmrrs conference "
THIS closed ih' morning s.ssiun
The afternoon session opened with
d' oiionsl services lrd hS E,, j n
Hale. pastor 81 10, Goodnight church.
Dr J e. lll,A~ pastor 81 N, DaI.
hart church delivered an address "a
%" Pastor n ii.- Srly." bringing
uut slmr interesting facts boz pleas
ing manner i"a.hilg ou 200" Nurk u
the flsio. in PREPARATION Cor Dis pulpit
lgii,s
The Pastor in Firln., vas tho
theme chosen hl o. o. . FrnnalAr.
-,r ~ 90. Canyon church.
lislping the NouuE Minister
Through COLLEGE" was the Thorn. q
much interesting dts 4ss.na. th" talks
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-12

b.iug led by d. T. a. Atwood pr,ul.
dsgt u the wayland napus, college.
riain,l,W
Dr. u " Nlrun I,d d,s.ur.ion a
The subject SUI.tau,.u. I.rur,...
90. Campaigns thp au.p rtAtUF
O. The Home Bard ,.ar-.H.s ..a
singers
Before tH, .I.. ~ ,h. .lt.n.. Oh
F.s.iu" mfr.r, fuI. u,.. RAISED
q" a--Ir. tH, .HlmumuH of n. %.
5 T. summer As.,mH. at tAs
canyon 'I. Dlub grounds dlIU. th,
present .,lI No d.fru, as'., fr
thr assembly ,uumIm,ut hlt, U..u
decided Ww hut Do B.. expected that
trs, vU o. named Wou..,A.
40 inspiring SERMON uls preached
IHNtiHt evening on 10, firs, lirti..
church hy DR. " = Mathew msiar
of tho First Baptist church ln Plain.
Wow.
IT, O. o. Atwood. rr...d,n, OF Way.
lana college. spukr Goo th. o. = 4. -
m Oh. 'i'N Yesterday ',.riug. BOO the
Tth-.1t.I, church
lev 0 : Hiil Il 'H, TNuns church.
rI'-t' bed Lst cy,nmg Goo ~, ,ongr,ga.
uou meeting on ihr Tabernacle Mis-.
sim tIi'dinE On GbuWuad
The work - 'h' meeting vii - ~.
stunned Ncdu's dty morning al 10
O'Clock and 10 - expected thar tho 49,
si"ns VIII close in th" afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-12
One Sixth of Taxes
Due on Automobiles
Paid to Collector


WIh 600 nt.marI nI ~ ...
um.t.a W Co., oaru ua which
.te. H.t uad U.t February T.
90 t.. % 900 bad b..u Iad taI. tae
,.H H I..r.. n ,m. ~s cd.
..f.. ..r H".ue. u.,. yesterday.
u...- m about a. t.t.
u uU .l. .h U.. tH,
N.a... bel, U..ua us upon
th'u $50 .. IHf'. to u1E Ir mru..d
irn p.r ..ut .nu o.. arrest and tine
IH fr. ..urf
A...il.s u 81 CuGnr th, ua.
lar INid iu Iu Goo th, ur,a,u. ,utpr,
iat.uHlr with The uumlar which had
lr,u raid .H thi- ',u. hst teu The
f"wc BIZ TRUE with reference tu .thpt
taxes.
tulniy taxes paid in ur 'u Janult =
! ampaut o. ts4tg7.N6. ,aA,s fof his
rrhUoi district fur the December per.
i"l w't' s30oii aud stat, taxes
amounted To Si?9s4g.. whl, iis.o
Tor the Amarillo independent schos'
district have h'cn received.
Il d, estimated that M, revenue on
cars vii he ahpu, $50 Ooo fur thc scar.
only one sixth ~ this ha,ing been -.
cured up a. the present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-12
Three invitations
Are Sent Jamison
To Make Addresses

An invitation 10 tell the bushes.
men q Snyder The Doctrine - the
Plains. which was received by Prank
y. jamison. secretary ma mayer - the
Panhandl. Plains Chamh+r - Com.
merce several years ago. has been DE-.
clincd with SINGER. regret because u
previous engagement
While denied the privilege % speak.
ing To the people q Snyder al this
time. Mr. Jamlson hopes that an op.
poriuniiy 10 tell them u the things
which the great plains SEX t. accom-.
phsh. al some time In the near future.
snyder Is not within the territory
which the Panhandl, Plains Chamber
seeks 10 cover
Both Secretary Jamison and Pres!
dent A. :. Sunncit have been invited
60 make an address at the Better
Days banquet 10 b. given IN M.mphis
the evening Of January u and 20
speak AZ Chamber u Commerce ian.
quet at chlldress the following Friday
night IL hsgrobable that they will
accept both invitations.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-12
Express Service to
Be Improved Soon

Announcement was made today hy
o. c. Quin. IN charge of the heal ~.
press forces. q the Inauguration ~ a
nationwide movement In the express
business 20 ~ known as the Right
Way Plan" The purpose of this effort
viii b. 90 increase the efficiency Of
the express service
Agent q. G. Quin stated that n. had
selected a number Of his most exp..
rieneed workers 60 act as a special
right way committee. A" 90 carry on an
ambitious educational program 10 in.
struet local employees Regarding the
proper methods Cor handling every
phase % the express business. This
committee, composed Of J. W Goodal.
W l. Hester &. e. Scott. ]. n. Eaton.
II 4. Mcc0wan. W y. Burkhalisr and
C. W. Robinei;e has made arrange.
merits for a meeting OF the local ca.
press forces on January ~. AZ which
ne right way principles % handing
express matter will b. set forth hy
prominentt express officials
fThis meeting viii D. held amulta.
necnkiy with others throughout the
osunfry and will introduce the plan.
which has been adopted a. perma.
nent educational policy ~ the express
carrier. II y expeced that all classes
q express workers will 2 reached by
teis plan. including vehiclemen. com.
pfiking express drivers and rouiemen,
platform employees IN terminals and
railroad stations: express messengers
wayhili clerks. scalemen. checkers and
office workers generally.
TIE cooperation az express shlpners
IN this city Will h. enlisted In the
movement. Special emphasis will be-
lad on what 10 called the RICH, way
q ssafting express shipments" with
an explanation Of the packing and
nafkinE reguhtions the correct meth.
% fof filing claims and for sending
shipments c. q. D.. as well as other
fuetects elaborated TO he % inieres, to
every express user.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-12
LOCAL CLUBS To
!. MEET TOGETHER
MEMBERS or ROTARY. LIONS AM
kiwANIs ORGANIZATION TO
GATHER TO-DAY.

Members Of the Rotary. Lions END
Riwanis Clubs vii meet IN g,ini scssiur
81 luncheon az noon TO-DAY. without
guests. and aside from greetings VIII, .
VII b. extended hy speakers tor onc6
organization. three address upan Yi.I
matters will be- delivered.
The program viii begin with the To-
Vocation. which w!ll D. followed by th,
roll call. ench persons standing giV.rr
his name. the name 81 the club On Whirn
he belongs. ard his vocation secr..
iAsy q. q. ouiway. for the LIONS club
J. o. Gulskc Tor the kiwanis club on I
Horace Russell for the Rtsry Club
VIII then extend greetings aud f.liciia.
lions 60 those present.
Excellent music T. a. ~ Furnished
from time 10 time hy The Rotary Music
Commlttee
W. H. Fuqua. president o. the Vlfs.
National Eank. will talk on "The Dawn
II a New DAY IN business Guy "
failer. general manager of tho l.lvht
aud wstct Company speaking 1n Hos
Amarillo a Water Problem O. Solt, ="
and ". ~ JorCA city cnginerr aldftg.
Ina tire gathering upca "s1m- Paea.
cal suggestions Toward solution q
Our Water Problem.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-12
Library Matter Is
PostponedOneYe Year

That action booking o. the establish
n"ni ~ county library and the set
tins aside u Sufficient taxes for 20
maintenance has been deferred until
neat year. ~ evidenced d, the passagr
- resolution ty the county commits
s.t~srs
The library matter was presented a.
tn commission IN the form Il = pc;i
'ion from l"cal citizens requesting A..
amount equal to five cents on the on.
hundred dollars ass. s~si valuation Tor
mainicnanc- - the Institution. The
commissioners. however. gave aa.ug
ance that the matter would 10 taken
20 and proper provision made uus year
hence