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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-22

rcni<hf icrsi rai'ruat presidents re
fo<-t 70 dzcrzx IN pruncunceuen,
sshsr than 70 <ay that Il would he
ccnrsed Win - Ear a. thy wers cor.
cxrrcd.
Tiny declare that they had M; vio.
nsed shr bsrd's decfsion. ana ,ook the
stsssosse that the citation really was
&rVc<d II M unions alone. saying that
~ czsr.<rs wers czfi>d IN simply be-
49, n wss nec~<<aFy 20 hxye hush
- rs:r~rnsed cndsr such condi.
90 stry saii. u Would ~ unethicsi
. eunncnf sn the announcement or
O. oss<mrs % irt.rpsrt !, In any way
~ orstr os Tho United Rro;hes
- - Nslse>nsDcs q Way Empioy@
au1 H. 1nepfussscnsi Rrush<rhcs-t q
osti nary rrrznpa - o.lsrs. IN an.
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>rgDR Q 80 01Do09ouDssopne .
t>ern~ s>snng = GgDs 49, uesso
n>fIr nsse ~<isset nsep>pa see esrses
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- fr-<~rs - s~eeu1 e shuD> -
- srrs e<t sr-s seed mt sAu
ess>1ngs % ke-y th<x x<n iron
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-22

80 tloi1 f'atsE oNkl
s~ptc snnAssiss Orkred the rgemaa,
s@1 st.t ss>.s.~.e&. q ssusie ine IN
Atsa< ara. ~ 49, is.l rs osdef install
- IN cp<a sacp ef1s>tise a. .. ~.
o'Hl<E.
q sks snions eAVoss 70 carry shroaxa
sske pans ~h.ch the poard ASKED
~ = ~ s-s4.s. sassalsss q INC eosri
SIS dot the mat move would have
- euns fren Wsshingson. tnsimasirs
-, ss~~ys assssa e1eassscd their ss.
s>aAi>s ~ IIsnlxa tke teeth which the
ssnnspc rtastsn act. crvatlng the scard.
t~s ss.1 ~ many 10 lack. Al the same
tsAs n was polntsd OH that the trans.
lcrtstfl &C gives the hoard power 20
stfe the intcssesd paries for alleged
stolatssa a l,s ralsnes. a. u did today
n c@Ifag MT Wcdne<dsys confer
erce. but provtisp no penalties for vio.
astn q ~ drerr<s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-22

The carnival ladies was a humorous
sceas IN which Duke Devcapori was IN
sisllsr Popular young msn - Anna.
Rho were ccmically dressed aud brcugh'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-22

IN eonnection with the labor board
er9<r 10 e<fsr strike action. Il was
pu1nsed eus tn -nlx 1--WE rnscc chiess
yooo.s1ay onfosmed she board that the
0Foke ccoDo nct - postponed. a. no M.
ropB<arass Tor such . contine~ncy had
p<en msee. although !; could b. 80.
-
The boards announcement today
eame ~ 60 q tho mo<s scasatio.<l
dpvelcpa<osx IN the raj ersEs xfnce
tn 40 o1S~' unsons ~ n h~cons
kn1xn ~ sh<y wers fgxnslly s-ndsns
- susopflnsfons fH = strike ~ thsir
m>g.h<sa q w,s l<ss~i virtually WITH
ct vAruine. and At . time when the
cunrpnsas had h>en that the govern.
mental aecncy had met an inr~<<e m
~ assenrts On settle the crisis when
~ er1fervoc~ y~~,erday with sh> union
chs<fs gas ADJOURNED with the an.
noun~vs<us that no results had hem
sesals~zl Coming ~ the firss Instance
vhsrs the board 80 d-cisively express
- authcrify which many raflroad and
nepr ~ rz.f msinssinsd d dii MT
lps~~. ~ scsnds action found mo~t
- H. u>errsscd ieaisrs too as,ounsst
-. ...~.<ms
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-22

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-22
HOME TALENT PLAY
WINS MANY CHEERS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE,

hostess aud wife of ", Y l."wry.
American Smhassador. carisd herself
in a moSi charming mannr
q W. Mcbride and Winfield kc.s'r
led In a frcnch matd s''a- and were
assisted hy a choru~ u Young wumcn.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04
ANNAWAN

At a meeting of the board of d.
rectors Tuesday of the Sacred
Heart church, the following MEM
bers were present: Rev. p. Holvost,
president; Phil DeRycke, John
Strobbe, Ed Bohart, Phil DeMay,
Nell Powell, Peter Norway, An
drew Croegaert, August Croegart,
Ivo Cathelyn, Peter Teerlinck, Con
Dwyer. The meeting was an i'm
portant one and much business was
disposed OF.
Mrs. Herman Hirschberger and
daughter, Miss Eleanor Hirschberg-
er, who have been visiting Mrs. Or
lof Anderson in Milwaukee for the
past month. returned last night.
Mrs. Hirschberger was quite Ill
during her absence but is a great
deal better now. so that she could
safely make the journey.
Frank Cook of Geneseo was a
business caller here yesterday.
Rural Mail Carrier Simon j.
Newell was at Atkinson on bust
ness today.
All Saints day was duly observ-
ed with appropriate services at the
Sacred Heart church Tuesday.
There was a very large attendance,
Misses Lydia and Nellie Upfelt
of Alpha are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry 0. Wilson.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04
ILLINOIS FIRST
in COAL OUTPUT
State Leads the Nation In Peten-
tial Productive Surplus OF, Fuel,
Report Shows.

Centralia, Ill, Nov. s. Illinois
leads the nation in potential pro-
ductive surplus of coal. according
10 Ferdinand Kohl, vice president
OF the Illinois Chamber of Com
Haerce and one of the directors of
the Martin County Coal company.
This is shown, Kohl says, by the
reports OF the United States geolog-
zeal survey.
For the past five years the aver
age production of coal in Illinois
has been 10000 900 tons or equal
to the output of West Virginia,
which was the second state in the
union in coal production.
Some of the other interesting
facts about coal and mines as Civ
en- out by the chamber of COM
merce executive follows:
The production in the state last
year was 90,050.000 tons.
Coal is produced from S3S mines
IN SO of the 102 counties of the
gtate
Illinois coal is sold for CONNER
ciai use 70 IA states.
Coal underlies 36,125 square
miles of Illinois land.
The 373 shipping mines are
terved by 40 railroads.
Twenty per cent Of the' total
membership of the United Mine
Workers OF America is Represented
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04
TWO To GO TO
NATIONAL MEET
DIR. j. I. Jones and Rev. Samuel
Van Pelt viii Attend Detroit
Conference.

The national conference Of the
Methodist church in Detroit Nov.
1917. will be attended by DIR. ]. T.
Jones. Rock Island district super
intendent, and Rev. Samuel Van
Pelt, of Aledo, formerly of Rock
Island, as the district representa-
tives. Each area in the country will
be represented by the superintend-
ent and one delegate chosen by the
district.
REIMBURSEMENT of the centenary
activities and the ways and means
OF better maintaining and support
ing the endowment colleges of the
church will be two of the prob
lens of the conference. Rev. Ralph
E. Diffendorfer. secretary of the
department of missionary education
and of the commission of advance
ment, will preside Among the top
les OF discussion will be race rela-
tons, world contact. the far east,
education for Christian leadership,
and Christ and nations. Prominent
church speakers OF Canada and
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04
Mems Two Trouser
Suits
You ~ Mems Trousers

Mighty special values in all sizes, % to
SO waist. Wen match that old coat
with an all wool pair of trousers in mix
lures of grey, dark brown and light
brown and other good CO IN
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04
Strong, Straightforward Advice to
Thin, Undeveioped Men and Women,

II you are thin. srawny and unde-
Ve.oPeo IL your face Is peaked 4nd your
checks and neck exhibit nnsightly ho,iows
u almost certain thai your nervous sys-
tenn Is n the bottom of the trouble. You
can eat three, yes four. substantial, fat
producing meals day. but long as your
stomach has An insufficient supp,y of nerrs
iorce this food you cat will pass out of the
body with little IL any benefit
In order 10 assimilate properly the
nour1sning food you eat and convert Il into
healthy tissue and fat the nerves that con-
troll the process of digestion and assiniIa-
ton must be put in krst-cIass shape and
until that is done you might lust as well
Quif trying to put flesh. Your syEteu,
Is Starving Tor something that win turn the
1000 you eat into healthy stay there flesh
and 1t can only be done in one way-Hy
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04

and completely banished every sign ann
symptom OF rheumatism from his sys-
tenn.
he freely gave his discovery to Others
VINO TOOK II with what might be called
marvellous SUCCESS After YEAR, of ,Ir-1n..
he decided To let sunerers eyeyyuharr
know about his discovery through the
newspasr rs. Riess Drug Stor~ ha- nse,
appointed agent for Allerrau Ia tins v,..iu-
ity with the UNDERMINING that ne vii
freely return the purchase money on an,
first two bottles to all who state thev
recelyed no bcnedt--lA ty.y.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04
THOUSANDS OF thin PEOPLE HAVE
SPLENDID APPETITES YET FAIL To
PUT ONFLESH&CAIN WEICHT-WHY?

correcting faulty nervous digestion.
Thin, nervous, rundown people however.
with impoverished blood and half starved
looks are hailing with delight a quick and
certain maker of solid flesh called EVANS
TRIPLE PHOSPHATES that is uneouaned
for repairing family digestion and correct
Ing nervous digestive troubles. In fact the
makers of Evans Triple Phosphates guar
antee that one months treatment will in
crease your weight by several pounds and
within ten days make you feel like a new
being. fun of ambition. yigor and a desIre
to accomplish things. Ali leading drug
E1sts everywhere have agreed 10 supply
Evans Triple Phosphates and guarantee II
to do Just what is claimed for il or money
refunded.
Caution: While Evans Triple Phosphates
sccompishes wonders in nervous digestive
troubles and general nerve tonic IL
should not be taken by anyone who objects
TO few additional pounds of solid stay
there flesh Advertisemeat-l
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04

by the $3.50 dues paying Illinois
miners. Excepting the anthracite
miners OF Pennsylvania who do not
work under an absolute closed shop
agreement there are more organ
lied miners in Illinois than any
other coal producing state in the
United States.
The state coal miners organiZa-
ton is the strongest financially Of
any of the state organizations and
the best organized
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04
.OverCOats
your choice of
America S finest makes ana
Sn0rfeSt styles

It's truly wonderful assortment we re showing for
your choceMore than dozen Of the finest overcoat
makers of America have contributed their share Hart
Schaffner & Marx productions predominant but our
display couldn't be complete without the choicest pro-
ducts of other foremost makers. They're
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04
Says Ills Prescription has Powerful
Influence Over Rheumatism
Diseoverer Tells Riess' Drug Store and All Good
druggists Not to Take Cent of Anyone's Money
Unless Aienrhu Completely Banishes All
Rheumatic Pains and Twinees

James h Allen suffered TO- year.
with rheumatism May tins, thi. t..
Iiots disease eft him helpless and IN.
he finally decided. after years of cra.
-, e.uuy, Inat no one can be FREE from
rheumatism Until the ac,rumula.ed ~
punties- commonly called ur,e acid d.
posts were dissolved 10 the iosnt. and
IN usses and expelled from the BODY
VIE this ioea In mInd he consulted
physicisns. made experiments and 6r.nx
compounded . prescription that quickly
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04

America are scheduled to speak
The findings of the national cor
ference will be reported at the area
meetings TO which Rock Island will
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04

meeting there will be Bloomin,to
Decatur, Galesburg. Jackso799;i,V,i i
NATION. Quincy, Springfield az l-e'
Rock Island. "al
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04

send many delegates. The district
meeting in which Rock Island is
Included will be held in Peoria. Dec.
70. 10 and IA. in charge of Bishop
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04
Old People

Bitro-Phosphate feeds the nerves
and old people need II TO MAKE
them feel and look younger. It's the
one be-. nerve builder roT weak.
nerve-ezhausted men and women
and that is why Beugs;On's drug
store guarantees it Advertise
ment)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04
FRIDAY-THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUS-NOVEMBER 4, 1921

Thomas Nicholson of Chicago. II
will be addressed by four other
bishops Bishop Oldham of South
America: Bishop Welch of Korea;
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-04

Bishop Smith of China, and Bishop
Stunts of the western area OF the
United States.
Districts to participate in the
The Washington times., 1921-05-17

winter under the doctors care, recov-
ering from a severe case of influenza
. She says her husbands brother.
David p. Joyce, is responsible for
her trouble. She declares he infiu-
enced Stanley against her. Pegg,
tions of the illegality of their mar
riage, collusion on the part of herself
and second husbs nd to obtain mon
ey and property, also charges of in
fidelity, cruelty and desertion con-
tanned in Joyce's bill Of complaint
She devotes one section of her an
swer to her husbands charge that
she worked" him for $500, 900 worth
of presents, which he wants her to
return.
She refuses to admit the truth of
the statement that she at any time
had any desire or intention OF OBJ
tanning sums OF money and property
from Joyce. Her bill specifies that:
"The conveyances and transfers of
money and property were not as a re-
suit of any designs, acts. plans. prom.
lSes Ut on ntT part,
either in regard to her said divorce
or in regard to her conduct as his wifs
and as TO the fulfillment OF her mar
riage vows, but voluntarily and of his
own free will, with the intention OF
giving the said sums of money and
property to her absolutely, and as her
own property, free from any condition
or claim on his part"
DENIES MISCONDUCT WITH MEN.
She denies fatty that she has be-
haved in any but a becoming manner
with Barton French, of Torquay, Eng
land; Henry Letellier, leading
French journalist, whose alleged
escapsdes with her in Venice are re-
counted in Joyce's bill: Maurice Mau-
son, a dancer; one +. James, OF Lon
don. and Evans spaulding. OF New
York city.
She finally denies that she has been
guilty of any cruelty toward her hus-
band, and declares that on August IA
1900. less than seven months after
their marriage, Joyce sailed for the
United States and has not lived with
or seen her since.
The Washington times., 1921-05-17
WOMAN BLUEBEARD
THREATENS TO SUE

HONOLULU. May 17-Mrs. Lydia
Southard. held as an alleged feminine
'Bluebeard," charged with the muir
der OF four husbands and a brother
ln-law. today held firmly to her claim
that she was a natural typhoid carrier
and that her husbands died OF typhoid
fever contracted from her.
after ] am proved innocent, l will
sue my accusers on the mainland for
damages" she declared. 81 never had
typhoid fever myself. but | am con
vinced that my husbands contracted j
it from me. Scientists say / can be
2 carrier without being affected.
"A S to my collecting insurance
policies. when my husbands died, /
never collected any. although i have
had some due me.
There was some talk after my last
husband died, and that was why
had an inquest held then"
Mrs. Southard asked Chief OF Detec-
tives McDuffie what kind of poison
she was charged with using.
"Why, I understand it was the kind
they Kill weeds with" McDuffie an
suered.
They'll have to prove that" Mrs.
Southard commented.
The Washington times., 1921-05-17
TED EDISON FLUNKS
ON HIS DADS QUIZ
Sophomore at Mass. Tech Fails
to Qualify for lob in
Fathers Plant.

BOSTON, May 17.-Theodore Miller
Edison. a sophomore at the Massachu-
setts Institute of Technology, has
tried the mentality test questions
propounded by his dad, the famous in
vcntor. and he confesses that he has
funked.
On the scientific questions young
Edison proved that he was pretty
capable. but on those having to do
with geography and the like he was
badly at sea. On the whole, he smil-
ingly admits, he failed" The result
CT his examination would not get him
a Job at the Thomas A. Edison plant
Il this were to be the only thing con-
sidered
Young Edison took the whole thing
good naturedly, indeed he enjoyed the
experiment thoroughly. When asked
II he thought his father could himself
answer the questions the young soph-
omores reply was:
Sure, didn't he prepare them
Young Edison confessed that he
oces not know of what country la
Paz" is the capital. De was unable to
bound Idaho, nor did he remember the
names OF the two rivers that converge
near Pittsburgh.
"PittsburgN is long way from
Orange, n. j." he commented.
The student was inclined to joke
about the answers he didn't know, but
on the scientific questions he was en-
tirely serious. They have to do with
his college work and his interest in
such matters is inense. When he was
asked "whs iSShe safe speed to ro-
tate a wheel twelve inches in diameter
and two inches thick, made of best
quality high powered steel" he whis-
ped out a pencil showed number OF
algebraic symbols and numbers and
he resorted also to his sliding rule.
"A wheel of the proportions given
can be rotated with safety at the rate
Of 10000 revolutions a minute he
said. "the safety limit" was 1000
while another said 10000. Edison pre-
ferred his own answer, however.
The Washington times., 1921-05-17
By EARLE C. REEVES.
international News Service.

LONDON, May 1.-THE pro-
posed conference between Premier
Lloyd George and Premier BRAND
upon the Upper Silesian issue prob
ably will be abandoned to avoid any
misunderstanding with Belgium and
Italy, it was learned from official
sources this afternoon.
UP TO COUNCIL NOW.
Earlier in the day there were in
timations that this conference would
take place, probably next week. but
subsequently the opinion crystalized
in official circles that the matter will
be put up to plenary session of the
inter-allied supreme council without
any preliminary conversations other
than the ordinary diplomatic ex-
changes.
The supreme council will meet Sat
urday or Monday at Paris or Boulogne.
it is understood.
The Anglo-French situation was de-
scribed today as much easier, but Pre-
mier Lloyd George is understood to
remain adamant upon his declaration
that Germany must have a square
deal in Upper Silesia-
DELAY LIKELY ON YAP.
1t is not decided whether the next
session of the supreme council will
take up the Yap Island issue 1t Is
probable, however. that this will be
postponed until the whole question of
mandates is reviewed. Ambassador
Harvey will represent the United
States when the supreme council
meets
Premier Witos. Of Poland. has gone
to the Upper Silesian 'front.' to in
| duce Adelbert Korfanty. the Polish
leader, to end the Polish uprising. so
| that peaceable settlement of the
Polish German territorial dispute can
be arranged, said Warsaw dispatch
| to the Daily Express today.
The Washington times., 1921-05-17

terms which associate this mis-
named starch product with Ernpe
sugar and dextrose. 1t In quite
true that dextrose (Riucose) 10 d"
inRredient Of commercial glucose
but the dextrOse In the commer-
cinI glucose OF tOda II the least
Important ingredient" Rogers
Manual Of Industrial Chemistry.
Com m erciaI glucose is made from
crude corn starch liquor that In
Arst converted into a liquid by be-
Ing hydroIiEed by nm acid. then
neutraliHed by . solution Of sod
ium carbonate, and finally altered
and evapOrated In vacuum pans.
1Is.-In Whist part Of the world
does II never rainf
"PeOpIe have not been In one
place long enough 10 know for
certainty where II never rains.
Some natives of the Sahara Des-
ert, however, have exvressed
amusement when they heard that
water came from the skies. Rain
Has been reported In regions close
to the poles, hut neither the dis
coverers of the North or south
Poles was there any length OF
tiae."-U. s. weather Buresu.
II8.-what was the approximate
population Of England, France,
Germany and Russia before the
waPf
EnsIand. 34.oOo. 900 (Grest Brit
ain 45.OOO.OOO) France. 10000, ,OOOj
Germany, 0S,OOo.ooO, Russia. 1s0,-
100000
I20.-where In the city of Mecca:
In the Kingdom Of Hedja&, sixty
Ave miles east OF the port of Jeddn
on the Red Sea.
I2I-where Dc we get quick
silver FRONT
From cinnabsr, the red sulphtte
Of mercury, mined chiefly In CAL
if0rnfa, Texas and Spain.
I2c.-Of what are violin strings
mades
Fron eatgut, nade from the In
testines Of sheep.
I23.-what city on the Atlantic
seaboard is the greatest pottery
centerf
Trenton, N. }.
Iz4.-who IL called the "father
of railroads. In the United Statesf
John stevens. 154S-1S3s. of Ho-
boken, n. J.
125.-What II the heaviest kind
Of wood.
LiEnum vitae.
126.-wkat II the liGhtest woods
Eastwood. at thirty pounds
cubic foot. has been called the
Iightest. hut II has been asserted
recently that balsa, or cork wood,
found in south America. In the
IiRhtest.
The Washington times., 1921-05-17

lol. where II the st. Gothard
tunneIf
Under the Alps.
1o2. What is the Tai .MahaIf
A magnificent mausoleum built
at Agra. India, by the MoRui EN-
peror Shah jain In nsemory of his
faverite wife.
1OS. Where L. Labrador.
A PeninsUfar on the east coast Of
North America, ruaninx from St.
Lawrence river 10 HudsOn's bay.
1o4. Who wrote ''Tne star-span-
Eled Banner-f
Jshn SpoffOrd Smith wrote the
music for . drinking song for the
Anscreenic Club in London about
1850. Francis Scott Key wrote the
words.
los. Who was Martin LutkerP
The principal leader Of the Ref
srnatiOn.
1os. what Is the chief acid In
vineEarf
Acetic.
I07. Who wrote don Quixote-s
Ios. who wrote -"Les Misera-
kles's
Victor Hugo
100. What place In the greatest
distance below sea levelf
Death valley In California reach
es = depth below sea level.
IIo. whe made .The Thinker!
AaGuste Rodin.
III. why In . Fahrenheit ther-
naometer called Farenheitf
Ii n naDed after Gabriel Dan
lei Fahrenheit, the German phys-
icist, who invented II.
III. who opened and ran the
New York Herald for . long tines
James Gordon Bennett
II3. what II eOpraf
The dried kernel of the cocoa
nut.
ia. what insect carries malarias
The mosquito Of the tEenus
Anopheles.
II5.-Who discovered the PactoC
Oceanf
Balboa.
Il6~what country has the
largest output Of nickel In the
worldf
Canada.
u7-what IL glucose and how
mades
cit IL reaarkable how few OF the
apparentiy weII-infOrmed know
what commercial glucose really
IN. This is due to the con fusion Of