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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-07-14

Washington-A decrease in employ
ment of 2.9 per cent during June, as
compared with May, is indicated by
survey made by the Department of
Labor reports from 1928 firms, en-
ploying normally 100000 persons.
The decrease since January in these
establishments, situated in IS principal
industrial centers, has been 62 per
cent, statement issued Friday said.
All industries reported decreased en-
ployment except those engaged in the
manufacture of food products, textiles,
leather, liquors and beverages, stone.
clay, glass and tobacco. .-,
Detailed examination of the present
returns indicates clearly the fundamen-
tai causes of the protracted industrial
depression, and the mounting tide of
unemployment" the statement de-
clared. Continued unsatisfactory con-
ditions of transportation, with freight
rates in many cases considered almost
prohibitive; lack of anything like nor
NAL foreign market.
Reasons Are Given.
The present low, value of farm pro-
ducts, stagnation ofiron and steel, high
costs of construction and the general
dullness of the retail trade stand out
prominently as leading factors in the
situation"
While there still is an almost nation
wide housing shortage, the statement
said. the only resumption Of building
operations noted has been on a restrict
ed scale.
Industry generally is optimistic"
the survey continued, "and while the
likelihood of dull summer in almost
all lines is fully recognized, the tenden-
cy is to count on improvement by fall
and healthy, though not spectacular,
business revival by the spring Of
1922"
Peoria, ILL.,, showed the heaviest de-
crease among Industrial centers, with
drop Of 36.9 per cent; San Francisco
was second, with Is per cent, and Sy-
racuse, N. Y, next, with ia.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-07-14
PLANE HITS CROWD; 5 DEAD

!. Bomber Crashes Into Group Of Automo-
biIes; Occupants Burned
Moundsville, w. Valve persons
are known to be dead and approximate
" fifty injured at Langin field here
when e bombing plane crashed into q
group Of automobiles parked on the
grounds.
An explosion followed. setting fire 70
the automobiles.
Lieutenants McIve and Dunton were
. taking OF in the government plane
. from Langin field, starting from the
south side of the field with the Ohio
river on their left. They had risen
shout thirty feet, according to the -
ports, when the plane swung SHARPLY
ITO the left and seemed about to Mf1
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-07-14

hangar. An apparent effort was made,
it was said, to throw the plane into the
river, but it was flying to low, and
crashed into line of automobiles lined
along the river bank.
Sixteen automobiles were burned.
The dead, in most instances, were
trapped in the machines.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-07-14
THE CHURCHES
Methodist Episcopal
Rev. c. A. Anderson, Pastor


Last Sunday was another good day
at the Methodist church. Large aud
fences greeted DR.. Jordan in the
morning and Mrs. Sumner at night.
Next Sunday morning the pastor be-
gins new serieh of five sermons on
"How to Double the Power of the
local Church." This is surely an i'm
portant theme. Reader, you cannot
afford to miss one of these five. The
Devil is at work seeking whom he
may devour!" Why should not the
church do it's utmost to steer the
tide of dissipation everywhere pre-
sent. 49,.
Zion Lutheran Church
Rev. J. A. Stein, Pastor
German services 10 a. m. Sunday
School at 1870 a. m. We have two
English services each month. Ser
vices at West Union 1870 p. M
IL St. Paul's Catholic Church
Rev. Anthony Art, Pastor
Sunday--Lcw Mass at 500 a. M;
High Mass at 1000 a. M; Vespers at
1880 p. m.
Our Lady of the Angels Church
Rev. John A. Fearon, Pastor >.
Sunday-Early Mass at 800 a. M;
High Mass, sermon and Benediction
of Blessed Sacrament at 1000 a. m.
m. ..r;. .
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-07-14
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Latest Releases of High Grade Film Productions

I1uteSI INeteuSeS o! OTude FTOduCtIOnS
SPECTACULAR further notice this theatre will
day and Thursday evenings of each week.
Saturday, 56VOla
elias Every child should this production.
will the "The Silent Aveng
comedy AS special added attraction Friday and Saturday
theatre Minneapolis, will headline bill. walking
be given during their engagements
Sunday July -Loabe Miles Mnter
Sill Arthur Wing Pnes famous stage There will be Reel
craft comedy and Kinogram
Something Different This who onged
and got in good Also a Century comedy
"The
Right thousand people employed this
production requiring eight reels See built and burned Mutt and
Jeff cartoon comedy
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-07-14

Mrs. Jack Fall Of New Mexico,
daughter-in-law of Secretary of the
Interior and Mrs. Albert B. Fall, who
is visiting in Washington.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-07-14
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n NE of the largest, best known
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America, with a present Or
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offers splendid opportunity to men
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Experience in the sale, care and re-
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Good standing in your community
will have LOT to do with placing the
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hands.
Write for Particulars
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.}' District Sales Manager
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27
TEXAS MUST BE cLEANEST STATE.

The State Health Officer has decrccd that
Texas must be the cleancst state in the Union.
In connection with this statement Dr. Manton NJ.
Carrck gives out the definite and positive dcclara-
ton that mo halfway grounds will be taken.
The complete cleanup the rigid enforcement of
all laws. the establishment OF new standards Of
cleanliness mus, be adopted
Every town is To have its rating registered. and
these figures will be available to all citizens Of the
United States This is an added incentive 10 the
various cities and towns Of the state TO put them
selves in the finest possible shape and that with
the least possible loss Of time
Governor Neif through special proclamation has
set aside the week OF March 1910 as cleanup
week. This action seemingly has met the general
approval OF the people, a. numerous kilograms
have been received by the state health board head
that fullest measure OF cooperation will be
granted
Cleanup campaigns are to be conducted on
newer lines. The program is to include back al.
lcys lots and yards as we'll as the front yards The
inspections will be thorough and the people will
be stimulated TO put their houses in order" for
the inspections. The rating OF the entire com.
munity will be cut down on account OF one prem.
Uses ON which the best work has not been done
There will be no lack OF inspection and investiga-
tons as To- will be started and carried on to
their full and logical conclusions and implications
must rest where they belong under the new or
der.
Increase in civic pride and civic sanitation rep.
resents the lual dream of the health department
the leading sanitary agencies OF the states. and
all those who are in any way interested in this
work.
Let Amarillo qualify for place at the head of
the list, and she will have cause TO be glad Her
healthiuness will be increased and her distinctive
ness augmented. 1t is worth the most strenuous
efforts, let's put them forth to give Amarillo just |
the rating to which she's entitled.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27
AMERICANIZE AMERICANS.

Just now there is pending before the Congress
OF the United States bill carrying with il pro.
visions for universal military training. This Is
the army appropriation BILL |, NAV be an aston
ishing fact. bu, fact none,heess. that millions
|oi Americans are almost wholly gnoran, OF
American principles OF government, OF American
history OF American wealth. OF American posi-.
bilities. OF American privileges
Instead OF providing revenues with which 70
foster universal military training. il tn c same
money could be expended to acuuaint Americans
with the glories. beauties. desirabinies and an.
|peals OF American institutions. American priyi
|leges' American history, American government.
american standards Of RICH, and wrong. American
economics. what wealth of patriotism. national
spirit. civic pride love for country would resu,
These latter are things that 90 to make up real
and without them there is no real
kafety.
During the world war the basis of American e.
Fec,iveness sas the national spirit. the national
patriotism. the national love-love Of Americans
|or their country. This is combination far in
kxcess OF all armament, far in excess OF an mill.
% training, far in excess of the spiri, Of dare
on a so-called ample preparedness"
Americans know and love deeply and thor.
NAmerica. and they will be made safe. sane
edable protectors Of this country. even
~ -" sehemes for universal military training
"A A. nation whose very name is hiss
VNNoughout the civilized world TO.
'''''O 90 VFsal military training, Its men
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27
SERVING GOD THROUGH HUMANITY

Prompted by no desire to exalt or to glorih
those in charge OF the Salvation Army work in
Amarillo, but seeking to express approval OF the
spirit OF sacriicial service that has always char.
acterized the grea, organization hey represent,
The News calls attention to the lac, that the peo.
pie OF this city will have an opportunity TO invest
IA measure suited TO their desires. in fund being
created today at the Deandi and Liberty Theatres.
with which to send local representatives 10 the
National General Conference OF the organization
IN San Francisco during the early DAYS OF March.
II could be that there are those among the peo-
pie OF Amarillo who may not personally admire
the local staff OF the Army. but that has nothing
to do with the unselsh. constructive. hopeful res
cue and salvaging work being accomplished in the
community. by the workers. Il mus, be remem
bered tina, the Salvation Army people have no,
come to Amarillo asking great things Tor them.
selves. They came and offered their services for
the physical the social. the moral be,,ermen, OF
The community. That their presence has been
beneficial. none can gainsay or question. Hoyels
OF suffering. degradation and filth have been
transformed under the hands OF these workers into
abodes OF hope. cleanliness and order They work
"'e"@et 'NkaiN w Ntdcc OF ulStiNCttun. and MANY
hearts have been ligh,ened and lifted through their
beneficent labors
Now comes time when the people OF the city
may give expression to their appreciation OF the
work accomplished for the general good, BY in.
vessing in any amount they may desire, TO send
these faithful workers TO their annual conference
on the Pacific seaboard |, has been so arranged
through the arrangements OF the two theatres
named. that those investing in the fund may have
IN addition to the happy privilege OF participation
really Reasing entertainment.
Amarillo citizens who appreciate the work oil
the Salvation Army who believe in the kindly
services rndered for the unfortunate who reeog. !
nize in she organization great po,entali,ies for |
good will doubtless gladly invest in this fund to
be used as means OF giving to the local officer,
the privilege OF attending their annual meeting
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27
AMARILLO AND CLOVIS
TEAMS ARE To CLASH

Coach Wilson VIII lead his braves ur
against what he supposcs Co he the
hardest bunch this season next Friday.
March I. AT Clovis. New Mexico. Clovis
won the state honors last year. and 1, Il
believed that they have a basket bali
team tina, Is powerful enough to give
any five good run for their money.
Another athletic season opens Mon
day for the high school baseball team
when all the enthusiasts viii get then
try'out Coach Wilson has about thIr.
~ boys To pick from TO be the con.
tenders for the honors u northwes,
Texas. The schedule 81 the season IN,
no, yet been arranged.
The basket hall team that will 40 10
Clovis Friday will be ms follows: For.
wards. Jarvis and wllmerlng: center.
Word; guards. Corner. Brady and
Mundny. As to who II the guards viii
start the game. Is So far undecided.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27
BY RAY u. McCoRKLE

they are doing all In their power o.
do the right thing Yet some people are
sleeping un the job. and II In this bunch
We are after. II YOU live In Amarillo
and are not booster for the city
move on. Amarillo II now big over.
grown town. and In a few years she
VIII be a real city. That's what people
want.
Threads II Just common bolshevlk,
hut he has little city pride. You
"ain't going to find a better city any.
where. You can't find better schools
and churches. and while lot II our
people are real westcrners. they nre
alright-that's nothing against them.
They are. after all about the whltest
bunch Of people on earth. They are
not always asking lot Of concessions.
and tax rates are not capable Of bring
Ing on the blues" They just want
every man to play white" and the
world viii just suit them. exactly.
Now Threads is not kicking. he Jus,
wants everybody To have n good time"
And In Amarillo there is no reason why
~ hthH HhNhih HNN fflJbN ItliUrfits Inefe
may be few Jake Parlors"-and a
few people have n tendency to want %
play poker-that's their privilege, hut
most II them know the real truth. and
are willing 10 Kick In" In order to bee
Amarillo make real city.
Now everything considered there ls
a lot 81 work for us all TO do. and n
We sleep" ON the Job we need not be
surprised II some other Panhandle town
takes a few feathers from our cap. We
have the location and the railroad
hoiliiics-and II We fail TO be the con.
vcntion city, II " our own fault
Again Threads wants To say that he
~ not kicking, and he realizes that
there are n lot Of things that he does
not know, YET he In aware II the fact
that there are a few things that he
does know. And when visitors come
Ia our town and remark that there
are not suitable buildings In our city
To entertain out Of town guests. II In
hlgh time that local citizens began 70
investigate.
Well, we'd Just about as well dcvbte
our time studying over this proposition
M some of the othes frivolous things
N life. ~ lust take this for what %
Is worth, Xela
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27
Panhandle Press

Henry Starr. the old.timc OUTLAW. who
was pardoned by some governor Of Okla.
homa. after serving two years OF q
twenty.yar sentence. was shot at Har'
rlson, Ark. some days ago. while
working at his old job-robbing banks.
starr got what was coming 20 him. But
what II that governor Of Oklahoma go'
lng 20 get for turning this reprobate
loose upon the world. II would seem as
though something ought 10 be- done TO
that fecblc.mlnded governor. The pom
atty imposed upon Star was fitting unto
his crimca--and under such conditions
any chickcn.hcarted official In out OF
place when he steps between Justice ana
the guilty party. There has been far too
much Of this kind Of muddling work
for the good OF mankind Higgins
News
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27
THREADS ~ a1I :

As we have mid bcfor,. just because
you see II In Threads doesn't necessary.
~ denote that II In So. There may be
times when our customers viii qucs.
ton certain statements. though as
general rule we are able To show them
where they are wrong
A few days ago one Of our readers
sent In note. asking W. 10 explain
where we got our Information concern.
INK Harding and his cabinet. Indeed,
dear reader. II would give us much Joy
To he able Ca answer your question, but
for two reasons We are not going 70 do
IN. In the first place. It's none o. your
business, and secondly. We are not 20.
ing 10 make II easy Tot some other
fellow TO come In and "cut Threads
OUT by writing similar articles Ask
W something easy next time
In fact We are not positive that all
our Information comes through the reg
ular news channels" We get the
dope. though. aud that II all that IN
required II us. And II. by chance,
some fellow should try to explode"
our secret, We shall de- all In our pow.
er To- drive him into the sulphurlc no.
gions below. where he shall remain
forever and forever. And M his wild
shrieks pierce the air we Threads q.
M VIII 81, In soft chair. and calmly
smile.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27
FREE SHOW FOLLOWING
SERMON 1T DEAND|

Following the sermon and song sry.
Ice In the Deandi Theatre this after.
noon by Henry r. Brooks and his as
sociates. there will be free film show
at which a free will Offering will b,
taken for the creation Of a fund from
whirh to provide expenses Of the local
salvation Army officers to and from
the National Annual Conference Of the
organization In san Francisco.
Also at the new Liberty Theatre an
interesting film program has been mr..
ranged, In connection with which the
people II the city will be offered op
portunity 90 invest In the Salvation
Army fund.
Admission is free at both Of the
theatres, and n cordial welcome has
becn extended To the public by IN,
managcmnt u each Of the houses.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27

Governor Neff, judging from his tendencies
since he has been in office was by nature intended
Tor a surgeon II he Keeps up his Operations"
against the bureaus OF the state much longer, they
will all be slim models" instead OF "stouts," as
the elo,hiers would say, Texas though has been in
the stout" class SO long, on the commission and
bureau list, that the change is accepted with APP
probation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27

were trained to the highest possible degree--none
were exempt from the DEGREES OF the military rule
The misguided leaders dreamed OF world domna-
tion, and the hack OF military training in America
was one OF the elements on which the Imperial
German government trusted for Ultimate success
The dream failed yesterday, and it will fail to.
day, and will fail tomorrow, and jus, so long ms
Americans know and love America, in ultimate
degree.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27

Attention OF Amarillo housewives and others
interested in home economies domestic science
and art together with those who may come in
from surrounding communities are having their
attention called to Cooking School service that is
to be furnished by The News and The Daily Pan.
handle under the able management OF Mrs. Flor.
ence Austin Chase OF Chicago from March 18th TO
March 18th. There will be full demonstrations in
connection with the helpful lectures by Mrs Chase
and also interesting exhibits. by number Of en-.
,erprisng Amarillo firms. This is but another
OF the evidences OF the interest taken by this pa.
per in the welfare OF the people of this city and
section
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27

block -. q u. Murphys Addition; con
sldcatlon. $4,000.
e. II. Shull TO NJ. y. jenkins, lot s,
block 10. san Jacinto Addition; corsid
Grafton. s35O.
I. q. Howard TO l.. q. Runyon, lot
g. block %. San Jacinto Addition; con
sidcration. $4,000.
q. W. Ellis TO George r. Ford. lot
5. block :. s. :. Addition; considera.
ton, $3.50.
O. r. Hardy to Henry Tyler. lot T.
block -. san Jacinto Addition: consid.
GRAFTON. s3O0
J. G. Joslin To J. a. Morohead. lots s
and 6. block 10. Lake View Addition;
consideration. $500.
Amarillo Implement Company TO o.
T. Hardy. lot I. block 81. San Jaclnto
Addition; consideration. $500.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27
SYMPATHY

The hearts are few which know not care or pain,
Not many hearts but loneliness have known:
And II we would not live our lives in vain
We must have sympathy within our own.
OF common clay are we. let's walk the earth
10 claim each man for brother and be kind;
Let's give OF our good pleasure and our mir,h;
And share all woe and sorrow which we find
Our little day OF earth will soon depart
Shall we remembered be as those who tried
10 understand and help each human heart
Or those who were besought and who denied?
Laura Elizabeth RI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27
ADVERTISE AND SUCCEED

Statistics furnished by financial agency, itself in the
publishing business, shows that OF the corporations that
into bankruptcy in 81 per cent firms which did
advertise The exhibit is impressive and the facts
that judcous advertising and udicous follow up ofad
vertisng almost essential business There
greater than that money spent advertising
represents economic Advertising is absolutely
sary under the competitive system-Louisville Post
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27

Just a, this time there is much beng said about
justice and mercy. 1t seems safe to infer from
the preponderant volume of newspaper expression.
mat Judgment is preferable to mercy" This is
no change from the attitude Of the long ago. de
spite the fact that the rule for the application OF
justice and mercy underwent a revision as far
back as the beginning Of the Christian era.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27

The spirit OF Planview in coming with such re-
markable representation to the Buyers and Sell
ers' Convention and the Automobile and Style
Show. is unmistakabe evidence Of the oneness OF
interest and general esteem among Plains Country
citizens. The same spirit was exhibited BY Here
iord' Canyon Claude, Panhandle and many other
communities
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27
Warranty Deeds.

Amarillo Implement Company to ].
c. Berry. lot 6. block rs. San Jaclnto
Addition; consideration. $3.50.
j. e. Berry 10 II. q. Kllgore. lot G.
block 49, san Jacinto Addition; consId.
Grafton. $3.50.
5. Hicks "a Hen II. Perkins, lot 4,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27

amarillo citizens should be thankful Tor the lack
OF crime wave" as no suggestion OF such a
condition has been present here at any time
American citizens are not the class OF materia
from which 10 manufacture "crimc waves" henc.
our freedom.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27

The greatest artists singing in the Plain,
Country today is the hen Her music carrie. with
" ,h' assurances OF prospcrity-i,'s iavorite
al nome and abroad, and IT., alway, in season.
Let US de- our best to multiply the cacklc Of the
l'a'n' hen into a chorus including every farm in
is range.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27
Holds Flour Mills Must Run.
ny Associated Press.

TOPEKA. kans.. Feb. 26.--The flour
mills u Kansas may not shut down a,
any time. except for unavoidable causes
without permission from the state cour,
OF industrial relations. the court has
ruled