davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-05-06
publication, Apr. 20 to May G-2w)

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN To
the owners and occupants of the fol-
lowing described premises in the city,
Of Milbank. South Dakota, to-wit:
Lots A., 13 and IA of Block 3, Lots 3
and a Of Block 10; Lot IA of Block 4;
and Lots 7 and 3 of Block 5, that they
are hereby required to reconstruct and
repair the sidewalk in front of and abb
butting on said premises by repairing
the same where defective and con-
.rtructing the same out to tho curb;
said construction and repairing TO be
of concrete of the proportions and
Specifications prescribed in Ordihan (
No, GO of said city. And you are no.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-05-06
Strandburg

Miss Hulda Troseth went to
Granite Falls Saturday morning 10
see her mother, who is at a sani.
tarium there.
Quite q number from town walk
ed out to the west school Saturday
evening, to the entertain nlent and
basket social given by Miss Adams
school. They report q very good
program and a successful sale of
baskets amounting to $40.
The Schumann Ladies' chorus at
tracted q big house here Friday
evening. it had been we'll advertis-
ed and boosted by the LaBolt,
Stockholm and Strandburg young
people. and the crowd in attendance
Sunday showed that it pays to ad-
vertise. The chorus consisted of
20 young ladies Of G.. A. C. college
and their ainging Was . treat, THE
Garden Of Heavens was . beauti-
ful collection Of solos and chorus
parts and especially we'll suited to
ladies' voices and WAS no doubt the
most enjoyed Of the songs. The
violinist Prof. Walter Scott John
son WAS N artist and ono Of excep-
tional mart and he Immediately
captivated the audience. The
young ladies' were entertained at
the various homes in Strandburg
and Stockholm and were taken to
Twin Brooks Saturday .. m.
Mr.. Rowe spent Sunday with
friends at Marietta.
Quite = number attended Hulda
Nelson's school entertainment in
Madison No. 4 Tuesday evening.
Mrs. C. J. Linngren returned
from st. Paul Friday evening.
Fishing It Round Lake Sunday
YVES not as good - anticipated.
Prof. Frederick Cesander hae
made arrangements we understand
70 play the pipe-organ at the
Colonial il Watertown. We have
not heard whether he will give up
his home in Strandburg OF. not.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-05-06

e1tfto cI7dt Cnt Sdlle must De Done at
the expense of, the owner of said
premises within Is days from The date
hereof, ami if the same is not done b.,
the owner within that time the same
will be done by thescits of Milbank,
and the cost thereof, assessed against
aid premises.
Dstes-4Apt4l e ySSelasv. ):
CITY Of Milbank.
By-G. O. Goodman,
I,pes. Of the Council
Attest:<A. A.. B~lonaquist,
City Auditor.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-05-06

Nm THURSDAY morning April
18Th. the ..Vitalized Agriculture
.p4piis 81 Madison No. | finished
Gheik. n1e ytock surveys. In the
Aft@rnQon we went over to Madi.
90 Ne. 2 and two Of the pupils
!4Gpk leoFt II the spelling contest,
~ Nord taking tirat place ia
bof& tie oral and written tests
An6Balph Amsdea second
3chool closed Saturday, April
306h. W. were planning .
MeeAie roast" and picnic but on
lcco1nt ~ the rainy weather it
WnSsbostponed to Sunday ct 6
.s0&J5ck 81 the Engye Nord tarm
1899 shout 40 people took part
enjoyed themselves Ia the
sGlItons games sitter the lunch.
Lliia1 Egermsyer,
Teacher.
AAnpaal TOR onr Public 6chools
NnGinnal Education As
eeehi1eeou. p.s @.
6rQ1ghont the country teach
.ex1 ~ GleiN being selected and
- 1or the coming
al6I6dxodk ofsthousands Of
school teachers will be
-g{209ed dp-ing the next lew
10 rocognition Of the
Observation-Disclosures Of this
AxS $3.50 @1%X %&$n4Ef~-M1 na&4A
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-05-06


(bors md dearest OF friends.
IRIS. Gilmore was presented
w tn a beautiful black leather
,ay as a token Of remembrance
rom her fri ends. She expects
t visit alb outtwo weeks with ! err
t iencs here before leaving for
Glendale ,4r s2st
Tuesday morning and abeauti-
ful day, we. have spent just two
hours and 40 minutes writing to
,ou folks, but now we have got
to get busy and help get tn din
ner for 40 thousand men w.,o We
expect in to help us on u good
Dads day, God bless 'em.
Alta Mohr who is attending
school at Milbank, is home for a
few DAYS this week ON account Of
burning her hand quite badly
with hot syrup.
Fire was discovered in the See
hafer Bros garage about noon
Monday but prompt action by
the boys quickly extinguished
the blaze, no particular damage
done.
Mrs. Willett had a little fire of
her own Monday while burning
rubbish in the yard, the fire in
some manner caught in a stack
Of hay which was consumed; no
other damage was done.
Dorothy Brouse who has been
spending the past two months
with the Soule families, depart
ed Thursday for Aberdeen where
she wiz visit a few days at the
Heipzen home before returning
to her home at Norbeck. ~.
Merchant Remund was a bust.
ness caller from Wilmot the last
of the week. .y.
Alfred Sychr and lady friend
drove over to Twin Brooks Sun
cay evening. h
Mrs. Mabel Mann was down
from Wilmot couple of days the
last of the week visiting at the
home Of her nephew Earl Jar
man and while here took orders
for the California toilet goods.
A little son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Harms Wednes-
day. d
Mrs. Will Mohr and Mrs.
Clara Whitman went to Webster
Friday for a few days visit with
relatives
Mrs. F. H. Voigt went to Big
Stone Friday evening to attend
the funeral of her step-father,
she returned Monday evening.
Hartvig Anderson was a bust.
ness caller from Wi.mot Monday.
Blacksmith Rademacher was
q Peever business caller Sunday.
Hazel Bretzke went to Milbank
Saturday. to have dental work
done, she returned Sunday.
Web Horstman and Jim
Brown we're down from WilmOt
Monday.
Fay Taylor and family and
Fanny Bretzke autoed to Wilmot
Monday evening.
C. N Herried former Govern
or of S. d., w. 6 Bickelhaunt
and son Verne, Dean Lightne ;
and N. L. Heinzen were arrivals
Monday morning from Aberdeen
for a few days outing at the lake,
e.. w. Soule accompanied them
to Hartford.
Bernice Dresser of Twin
Brooks. visited a couple of days
the last of the week at the Lam
bert home. sf
Friends of the Mortonsen fam
lily will be glad to know that
their sol Carl who has been ill
tall the week with pneumonia IL
somewhat on the mend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Remind
were down from Sisseton the
first of the week. q
Mrs. Ralph Phillips and little
daughter Dorene returned from
Ortonville Sunday where they
had been for q week visiting with
relatives, Mr.. Philips drove over
after them.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Saeger
drove up from Mllbank Sunday
evening, the former returned The
same evening accompanied by
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-05-06

Train Tor Leadership It NE A.b. c
If you want to be q leader
in the great game of life,
prepare for such leadership
at the Aberdeen Business
College. Send for that cat
alogue.
-O:O- vi
If you want interesting news while
it is news read the HERALD-AD-
VANCE. Tell your friends about us.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-05-06

s. s. LOckhart
law, Land. Insurance, Surety Bouds
PSoas No. 353. Once 1t
Court House.
Aiibsak South Dakota
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-05-06

- e I. /. -
J. Schools 1, 4 and 5 Of Grant
Neqfar held their local spelling
aJq011St Friday p n. at Miss
@Hleby's school No 4. Irene
0eh3er 9th grade. school No. l
800 The winner in both the oral
ands the written contest. Alice
lA4n, 9Th grade school No. 5
was second, these two will 60 to
the county contest the last of
Ny. Mrs. VIM. Radtke, Mrs.
Hen .Lieblng and Mrs. Oscar
8ehern we're the judges, and the
teachers wish TO thank them for
their assistance.
Mabel Yonker,
Nellie Huesby, :
Mrs.sIna Whitlow,
Teachers.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-05-06

#N&4|N# 8&@#EE LW 81
The 7th month of school in
Georgia No. I2 West closed Apr.
END, one month left and that Is
\ busy month.
Pupils having perfect attend
.4pce record for the month we're
'Vsoia Peterson, Milton Wester,
Marie Meyer, Fern and Lloyd
Keith: Helen, Ellie and Florence
Lun@botg.
Several Of the pupils will re-
ceise . large attendance certif-
cate Tor attending regularly for
four months.
WesAre busy reheal sing a pro-
ram to be given soon.
Milton .NesSer will be among
ffae contestants to 90 to the
County Spelling contest to be at
Mitbank,
The date for the 7th and 9th
grade finals to be given May 18th
and Goth suits us fine as it is the
week our school closes.
May Helgeson.
Teacher
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-05-06

t8&#HN NF~sVEFFANE#T $500 ~ E-G-
The pupils in Georgia No. y
East school are busy reviewing
she terms work for their tirlal
examinations.
The list graders have complet
.edtbeir booklets, HOY to Keep
the Doctor Away" for work !
HvEtene.., .
A Japanese poster birds,
butterflies and flowers aressome
pi.the new spring decorations we
haze posted.
We have had seventeen visitors
ia. Georgia East school SO lar.
The two pupils having the best
attendance during the term are
Ralph Smith and Norman Slime,
Ralph. was absent one day ana
Norman two and one-fourtn
days.
Mildred Smith has the honor
Of being best oral speller in the
local contest and will take part a
the county spelling contest when
that is given.
"a program and urinket social
will be held in Georgia East
SCHOOL, FRIDAY evening the 18TH
az May, everybody is welcome.
Rosie Foss,
Teacher.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-05-06

The s districts in Georgia
township have decided to unite
on scfo0l'exhibit work, and have
Appointed the following to serve
ON com mittee for same: Melvin
SIrstad, Revillo; H. @. Wester,
Straadburg; Mrs. Richard Lar.
sen, .LaBolt.
Amy Cesander,
Teacher.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01
New Year Danced in
at Washington Cafe

The New Years Dance AZ the Wash.
ingion Cafe last night which was nro.
mo.e'i boy Mrs Fr,d Miller and Mrs.
Iyy. WAS very saccossful and enjoy.
able affair Nearly a hundred cnupl =
attend d The dance. which was Leap
Year" affair. the girls doing the ask.
inf and every person present seemed
20 b. having the time 81 bis OF her life
Just few minutes beiore midnight.
the "fa2i Dance vaa STAGED by a
young Kill, representing ihc vouur
year which uns .st ADJOINING This
young nd" WINS appropriately costumcd
and her dance WINS gracefully done. Sh'
was compelled g. rcsnond with an on
c,re. during which the nov year slip
pd qu.ctly ln
Mrs. Miller stated last night that sh'
was 81 mnch encouraged by the sue
cess - the dance that she thought like
~ shr would yield to numerous rconcs.'
made ~ d,votecs ~ the Terpl-choreaI
aft and hold dances once or twice weol,
! ~ through the winter. ~ as long - ~
interest and attendance justified thsm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01
DO M'MILLIAN AND GUS king TO
LOOK OVER AMARILLO PROSPECTS:
GEORGE LINDSAY SUGGESTS NAMES

A wire has been received By the
News from Gcorgc Lindsay, who In n
I art Worth 10 attend the Center Cot
lege-T. {. ~ football game this after
noon. stating that he had made ar'
inngemcnts with Gus King and Be Nc
MILAN OF the Centre team to come 10
Amarillo next summer 10 look over the
members Of the Amarillo High School
team OF 1880 with view NJ securing ma.
terinl Tor Centres teams OF the future.
Mr.. Lindsay states that he has rcc'
commended Hudson. bivins, Taylor.
Dawson and others to tho parties In
terestcd and that the players of the
Centre team are very much Interested
IN Amarillo prospects rs both Mcmillan
and Weaver. Of that team. state tina.
ingertcn and sowder. former Amarillo
High School, players. are the best men
mat they ever played against
There were several men on the squad
of the High School at Amarillo during
tife season just past that would makp
any college prospect extend himself e.
beat him for n place ON the team and
Il IL 10 h. hoped that some 81 the NOM
hers can De induced 10 attend the
school that has made such a remark
able record In athletics.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01
Celebration in New
York Was Very Dry
Nv Associated Press

Nv Associated Press
NEW YORK. Dee 3i.--The ogre Of
prohibition sialkcd among the New
Years jewellers along New Works.
great white way tonight.
Blue coated and civilian clad the
''ogres"-yIiembers Of the city's police
force and government enforcement,
agcnts-cast damper upon the en-.
thusiasm of the ihrongs who sought
/. 90 usher out the old year and gre,
the now IN the manner Of anti-prnhI
bltion days
Thrvughout the city forces ~ police
and revenue officers sought To make
New York's second dry" New Years
an even "drier" one than a year ago.
broadway. through ia white llgh,
secsien. was crowded ~ an earlier he u
tonight than In prsvioas years. There
was little disorder. however. and al
though Officers arrested few mon Or
''bootlcExing' charges. the night court
for the FIRST time In iis history. al
tunrncd bsfcre midniaht without tn,
nrrairnment Of prisoner on charge,
arising from the celebration. In hg
frl< and cafes WEIR fewer reservations
the propric;ors sail. than In preyloa'
yesrs. In GONE hotels precauiioni
4 were taken to safeguard paifoni
nK.iinst the effects Of liquor which
ti4ey riie.a; have brought with them
/ Medical stations were In readings
ard nurses IN atte<ldance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01
COACH MORAN HAS
TEAM IN PERFECT
SHAPE FOR CAME
T. &. 4. CONFIDENT on MAKING
GOOD SHOWING AGAINST
PRAYING COLONIES
BY Associated rrss


FORT WORTH. Texas. Dec. al
Coach Charley Morans Centre college
football machine will take the field
here tomorrow agains, Texas Christian
University II Fort Worth In better
condition than the eleven has enjoyed
IN any game this season. he announced
today Moran has taken no chances
q an upset In this game. lie has
trained his wonder team hard. will
star, his first string with Instructions
to get safe as quickly as possible and
play hard until this Is accomplished.
Hurap Tanner win STAR, at fullback.
Red Roberts at right guard. Robh. the
Pittsburgh man at right end.
The other positions viii b. filled -
they were In the Harvard game vita
McAIillin. Armstrong and BARTLETT IN
the hackfield. Montgomery and James
at tackle. Cregor at guard. Snoddy on
the other end and Weaver nj center.
Despite the reputation II the pray
ing colonies. their opponents are con
fident Il M least making a good show
!ng. I, G. L. went through the sessoi
indicated In the Texas intercollegiate,
iconfercnce. winning nine games
Among the defeated cleyens wcr,
Arkansas University. Missouri, ScLoo
OF osteopathy, and Phillips unwersit,
" Oklahoma
Like Centre the T. g. 4. eleven vii
take the field with every man In ex
ccllcnt condition. trained 10 the minut,
and minus any feeling 81 awe ongen
dered by the magnitude Of the task
before them. Several ~ the men hav,
played against McMillin. Weaver
James and Montgomery In their rigt
school DAYS. In addition 70 a game her,
Christmas year ago. when sever
members u the Centre team played or
an eleven that Opposed local all.stai
aggregation composed largely 81 r G
I. players McMnlin and his team
wen hy two touchdowns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01
CHAMPIONSHIP Of
HIGH SCHOOLS IN
State Undecided
ny Associated Pros.

AUSTIN. Doe. 3i.--Thc Texas High
School fl3;hall championship was un.
decided by the play of the seafon Just
closed according TO Roy u. Henderson.
director Of the lntcrscholas,ic League
OF the University ~ Texas. Further Il,
forts to determine the state champions
Will be- abandoned due to the lateness
OF the aeason. Director Anderson said.
Mr. Henderson has named the lead.
ing district teams. however. the stand.
ing ~ which were determined by cc-
i,orin a. the fo'hall bureau ~ ths
league. Abilene. he said has already
proven her right O. the title In the
Panhandle aud Corpus Christi leads N
tho Coastal rcgion and Rio Grande val
i'v; while Clcburne. ClaTksville ans
Waxahaohle remain ahout on pal
in Northwest Texas.
Duuug the past fcason there wcr,
tWcnty.'hrrc serlonr accidents. cne a.
which rcNltci fatally. the director
figures ahuy. NelfCn Delancc, u
phnrr. TcXal, died ~ complications 70
sulting from football injuries. DurlnG
Tho season eight cellar homer we,
broken. Else legs. two arms, thre'
wrists. one hin. one nuse. one rkull
fractured. and enc player sustained W.
broken ribs. Director Henderson sli,
that investigation ~ the accidents ~
vcaled that many OF them were IN
result 81 lack az proper protective
equipment In the game.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01

hit norun game 81 has career against
tho lioi S1x on July I. winlng J To- o.
Gpnc Ruth broke his own home run
record ~ - huais ON July 10 and On
Sept 80 boost Il II 10 -.
un pct. 10 Hhl Wnmhsgnnss Of the
cleveland Indians made The first I'm
assisted triple play ever recorded IN a
world rcrlcs. aud Elmer Smith, another
lniiah. sncktd a homer with the bases
fun for another hig series record.
sra " C,i u the Cleveland lncians
won the world championship at ciev' '
land. beating the Dodgers IN the dccid'
INK gains. % o.
Boxing.
Jack Dempsey twice defended his
heavyweight crown during the year
Ne knuehsi oet Eilly Miske In thre,
rounds ~ ECntrn iisr'Gr Mich ~
Sept. q. ana t0uuei hiil nrera~" ~
i- rounds n Madison Square Garden.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01
WILL HANS goNoRED
b FRATERNITY.


~ Associated rx1.
ATLANM, Ga. Dec. si.-wlli II.
Hays. chairman II the Republican Ma
tional Committee. was unanimously
eie<fsd president % the general council
of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity At the
CLOSING sesssnn Of the national c0nven.
ton here late today.
1ir. Hays. joined the fraternity r,
wabash College. Indiana. where he was
graduated IN 1900 Kansas City. Mis-.
sonri was selected for the next biea'
NAL convention and other general Of
ficers wrre elected as follows:
George Dudley Kierulff. san Fran
cisco. Secretary; Thomas a. Davis
Gsshen. Indiafa. reporter; Alex Pope
Dallas. Teas treasurer and Robert
Haas. llentown. Pa. historian.
Three new charters were granted 20
day giving the fraternity a total q q
active chapters. The successful ar
piicanis were Delta Rho M the UnIyer
sify o. Montana; Sigma Phi Delta. Ar
kansas State Agricultural College. an
Alpha vi Lambda. at Colorado Stat,
Cuiiege.
= Memorial exercises IN honor ~ tn
ls5 members Of the fraternity who io-
their lives In the world war were {
feature Of the convention The tota
number of Phis who SERVED tn the WA
--prerp $500
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01

Dec. IL.
Mike o'Dowd. middlcwcIght champ
lost his title 10 Johnny Wilson n, Hoe
ton ON May G.
Georges Carpenter knocked out hat
Ting Leyinsky In four rounds nj Jer
scy city on October ~, giving him tho
light championship Of .ths
world.
t,olf.
Ed Ray. Engiiahmnn. lifted the ma
tinnal open golf title al Toledo with q
score of 2ns. Aug. ~.
ON Sept. u. Chick Evans won IN,
national amateur golf title at Roslyn
n. Y. beating Francis Ouimct, Z and 6
Aiss Alcxa Stirring took the national
woman's title ~ Clcylnni on oct. .. b,
beating Mrs. !. V IIurd. rittshurg
I and J
Tennis.
william T. Tlldon, Jr.. q. g.. won IN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01
DE VALERA, IRISH
PRESIDENT, VERY
PROBABLY At HOME
FOLLOWERS IN UNITED STATES
ARE AWAITING MESSAGE or
Ills ARRIVAL.

DUBLIN. Dec. 3i-rindulry tonight
elected the statement that neither the
Dublin Castle officials nor the newsna.
pcra 81 Dublin know ANYTHING concern.
ine the arrival of f;anonn Dcvalcm IN
irelsnd
The American steamer Pontiac arrived
nj th" Norih Wall Quay IN the river
l.iff"y today and was boarded by armed
soldiers. a uachinc Eup was placed on
hoard and armorcd carslalonR the quay
trained their guns on the ship. which
was thoroughly searched. Accordill'
TO reports nobody who was.behig scufHi
was found aboard. e
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01
|. A.C. Members
VIII Pay Visit
to Old Mexico

Ban ANTONIO. Dec. si.-Tweniy.
five members 81 the Illinois Athletic
club ~ chicago viii make tour -
Mexico IN February. according q al.
vices received here today by y. l.. Orr,
district passenger agent - the !. &
q. y. railroad. who said the party Will
arrive here In special car about Feb.
ruafy >. Prior 10 the trip TO Mexico
the party will attend Mardi Gras a,
New Orleans. February : and :. Mr..
Orr said.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01
No Definite Re,or,.

NEW YORK. Dec. Followers az
ramorn neVaicra president ~ ",h
Irish Republic" throughout the unItA
states tonight awaited news of the ap.
pcaranc" q; their leader whose arrival
here was announced today by Harry
Roland. his secretary.
Although M D0lanl Declared n cable
message received by him today inform.
al him of Dcval,ra's landing on lrieh
foil this morning. reports from ireland
Haid efforts To- locate him there hava
failed thus far. The manner IN whicn
he pr 'siiorl' evadod tho British
hlncade was iRi disclosed by Mr.. DO.
land.
\ message ~ farewell Ia America, die.
lated Nv Mr.. prNaisrn and made public
oday by Boland wns followed tonight
~ announc, ment II three addresses
prepared by the Irish president before
his Departure They included a mem.
uriai address on tho late Terence Mae.
liwincy." ''S,. Pairick's Day message"
md an address on the republic ~ Ire.
lSnd." the address. however. made no
reference a. Mr.. nVNalcm's departure
from the United States or his return -
iceland The announcement 10 Mr.. 20.
lind brought the first confiration u
reports current since DoNalera dlsap.
cared frcm the Waldorf.Astoria hotel
here earlier In the month that h. wah
IN his way 90 Ireland The reports
were met with denials from Mr.. Brland
who declared his chief was in seclusioa
rear New York and would appear
ChvistMas day. Other friends of thu
president" discialmed knowledge Of mis-
whereabouts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01
!, fSrATEMFxTs UNTRUE
PHYSICIAN DECLARES

By ksse<lsisd Pres.
JACKSONVILLE Fla. Dec. 81. DR..
". -s.evens Of Quincy. Florida. negro
physician. IN a stat ment teiegraphed +,
newspaper today. declared 'thrre was
not word OF truth" IN the testimony
Yesterday before the house census cofn'
snif,ce IN awshlngion BY Walter y
White. assistant secretary of the milton
~ association Cor the advance ont Of
sciored people. a. regards Stevens
iuvinr been ordered 10 leave Quincy %
ss,nse Ne had interested hiusllf IN n"
fIs'cs voting.
IN his telegram stevens declared tina;
~ sfagsns1s WIS mad before the housi
crnris coinmlitee. Washington, y. G.. y
tho ~ Il that vas said ordered q
ssnsr This ronntv. There vas not a
wore 81 truth IN IT,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01
BY DEAN SNYDER

IL FAaanHN 80 ' AfAtAh
Nineteen Hundred nnd Twenty has
been the year Il the athlete.
Every branch ~ Sport has prospcrci.
Crowd record have heCn smashed.
showing we are sport loving people
New marks have boon hung mp a.
shoot a. slme ui the crown wcarers
have siuhicd their tuys Cthcr supcrs
have Slipped into their PLACES.
Baseball uruiiis fog the major leagues
total nearly ten million. Football cul
looted nearly laif as much.
Purses IN boAng have SCARED 10 uu
dreamed 10 numerals Eut stiil IT,
people pas because they are fans
BASEBALL.
Thc first three days of May aaw the
prop'l ~ Dodgers SCI malf league
rrcmi hv playing 81 inning IN three
corrective ramca
w.iirs johnson pitched he sl,r; no.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01
Extra Compensation
to be Eliminated by
Du Pont Company

BY Associated rrcss.
WILMINGTON. Del. Doc. si.-T'he
4. !. Dupont De Nemours and co
announced today that the extra com.
pensailon which has been allowed an.
ARID employees fincc October I. will
BE- discontinued. effective February ].
Six Thousand cffice employees and
ether "SaintiCd' WORKERS In Dupont
plants IN every part ~ the country are
affected.
The wages ~ woTkmen and laborers
are not included
The extra compensation consisted -
20 per cent on the first 500 n has,
salary. u p~r cent On the second 500
ten per cent on the third and five pc
cent on the fourth.