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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-08
Had Bad Cough and
Pains in Her Lungs


Last Sent, mhcr ! took n heavy cold
I kept getting worsr until finally ! had
mains In my bronchial tubes and all
through my lunga had bad cough.
could not sleep nt night. and was So
'ore through my lungs that ! could
hardly stand Il. | consulted three DIR.
cr,nt doctors and took their medicine.
nut did ne, get any better suffered
heath a hundred times. one doctor told
ne I had deep cold In h. wallS If my
lungs Another said had bronchial
trouble. lie kept changing my medicine
end burned me- nll over with electric
'y
II read In the PAPER about Milk'
Emulsion helping other people. so
though, I would try Il. While | have
MY taken four small bottles. my lungs
de- not hurt me any more. My cough IL
'no rnd | hlv, gained pu;nls. and
Z am still gaining / was able to do the
first washing today that | have don,
incc ms, september. In fact. | am now
lrins nv work with pleasure and fee
ikr u n dream that | have my
h'a'th npui Mrs. Lidp =. Schilds
-. Conrrss 81. Toledo. ohio.
MilLs Emulsion n pleasant nutri
ave feed nnG corrective medicine. II
restores ncal'hy natural bowel action
/ lc'ng away with all need u pills nnt
rhyslcs VI promotes iappetiie an.
quickly puts the digestive organs In
hare tr as,mill,c food II helps bull
! ,,c,h ara sirongth and II powerful
Id IN irsiiting and repairing the II
fosic II wasting diseases.
Ms il N, only solid emulsion made
! mud So iSlnrhlc that Il is eaten VIE.
spop Ike ice cream.
No matter how severe your case. you
are urged TO try Milks Emulsion under
;hls guarantee Take six bottles hone
with lou. use 1, according to directions
and n not satisfied with the results,
your money viii be promptly refunded
Price 7ic ana $3.50 per bottle. Ia
MikS Emulsion Co.. Torro ttu,c. l.d
sold by druggists everywhere.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-08
AMERICAN LEGION
NOT ACCEPT K. {.
OFFER S5,000,000
GIT NAY BE ACCEPTED LATER
~ CERTAIN DISSERTATIONS
ARE MADE.

~ Aho'ANh NitAAs
WASHINGTON. Feb. THE Amer
team legion. acting through ~ cXccu
tive committee. tonight decided that
while /, could not accept "in w. pres
ont form" the offer of si,oooooo from
the knights - columbus tor the con
strucuOn ~ war memorial IN Wash
iugtun. u would accept ia" tender u
certain reservations IN % were made.
The oNrcutiV, committee announced
the appointment of special cUmmiite,
10 confer with knight ~ Columbus Of
ficials tD ascertain whether that ~
ganlYatlun "iE willing 90 revise the 81
fcr 40 49, a. tender the fund uncundl
tionnlly."
The knights Of Columbus offer was
made with provision Tor q building com
mitiee with three m,mhcrs. each Ia he
appointed hy that organization and tn
American lcgian and one by the socrc
,nrv u war ana also for three trustee,
O. administer the maintenance ~ on'
million dollars. e. nch organization {
name "no trustee aud the secretary 81
war the third
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-08
KILLED FATHER IN
ORDER To REVENGE
DEATH Of MOTHER

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNEl
confession. H. determined to carry
out his purpose. Ills father was
spending SUNDAY evening with
friends near the edge 20 the city.
aud the son todd hew he derangsd
The starting apparatus on his fl.
tiers ear in ordrr that he would
have To walk home.
Following the shooting Of his In
ther. b. pulled the body into ditch
End tock his watch from him. IIe
then went home. lee said. buying
the watch and pistol In an alley
thrr ugh which b. passed.
The young man J. a college grad
uats eiyll engineer by profession.
getting commission in the eBein.
esr corp from Camp Travis, Sap
Antpnio. reXas. Some ~ the ideas
originated by Tcussaini. while
private n Camp Trayis. are detlar.
I'd 90 haze been given national ap
plieriicr b, The war department
The elsirr Tegss1int was forms.
lfo'ei ownfr a Washington. %. {
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-08
UNIVERSITY NAY BE MOVED
TO BilACkENRIndE SITE.

AUSTIN. -cxns. Feb. 1.-The com
mittce IN education q the Texas Senate
after q Two hours scs'ion tonight voted
favornhly cn the hll providing for the
removal II the University Of TcXas
from its present location Ia the so
called Bruckonrldg, Mtc The I'LL nov
goes a. the senate.
The bill will be- introduced hy Dudley
and has the approval Ut the university
faculty led by President Robert y. Via
SON. Dr Ninson appeared In support
1T the bill tonight. The Breckenridge
site Is located along the Colorado l.iy~
In Austin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-08
IMMEDIATE SOLUTION TO
PETROLEUM URGED BY
PRESIDENT OF MEXICO


MEXICO CITY. Fob. 7.--lmmciiate
solution 81 the petroleum question.
which has assumed international
character ~ grave asrsct." was urged
hy President Obrcgon. who appeared
personally before a spe,ial session a.
congress this afternoon.
Asserting that Mexico's autonomy IL
imperiled In this conflict ~ interests.
the president urged IA. mcinlsrs II
congress 10 give the problem careful
study. no that both the government
Of the oil men may b. satisfied"
Other problems presented hy the pres
dent for immediate consideration con.
ccrned new hanks 81 emission, a new
labor law. the creation W new minis
tries OF public instruction and labor. an
agrsrian law. and moaSirg providinl
for soldiers pensions.
The president also urged the passag,
of law prohibiting gTtmhing and q
law increasing the responsibilities oi
the president and IN" cabinet In con.
nection with the latter project. he de-,
claresl:
Morality mus, enter into the admin.
isiraiton Of public affair. beginning
with highest officials and extending IL
the humblest cmploye."
Presidcn, Cbrcgon, with his entire
cabinet. rode 10 the chamber under
military escort through dense crowds
He was loudly applauded by senators
and deputies. and Immediately upon
taking his seat. proceeded with the
rcading ~ his address. which consumed
twenty minutes. The address ended
Adolfo Cicnfugos. president 81 the
chamber ~ deputies. replied briefly.
Whercupon the picadcn; withdrew.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-08
|PIMPLES ON Face
| CUTCURA HEALS
Hard, Large,and Red. liched
aHdBwnedBa Badly.

my face began 20 br.n and then
broke on, ~ pimpis1. They were
hard. large. and red. aud fts;ered End
scaled owe. AMI t,lred and burned
so badly that scratched and .r.itatee
my face.
The trouble lasted about three
weeks. began Gsins Cu,lerFa Soap
and Oin;m.nt ard s!tcs had used
two cakes OF Cu,icu:a Soap aad ore
box o. cu:i-ura Ointment Twas COM
ple;eiy healed" Signed Marion II.
LAssr, Martins. S. c.. July 81, 1920.
c,Gisnfs Soap. oiatmen, sad Tai
e,T'u are oil you ncedfof sl.;oile; uses.
ba.he with Soap. soo,he ~i.h ONT.
meat. dus; With Taleurl.
esms h s.sA ~. svn,u Add---s -ts.irsfa tsS.
sfstsf.si. stpt q. H.ltt1 t,ksa" sail sv-ry.
vhg-.. Scar - fiTfftnt . 49, - 1al.um A.
El6F- { stieana sep shs,ss 'sahoui nias.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-08
Five Men Arrested

TEXARKANA. Ark. Feb. Miller
county deputy shcfiffs this afternoon
brought In live men from the Fouke
community arrested under warrants
'hnrging conspiracy to commit felony
The uii sts are ihc outgruwih of m
assault IN a deputy sheriff following a
raid by federal agents and county ~
acr.y. during which two Fouke farm
,rs wcr, arrested and held 10y the fed
erul authorities ON moonshining charges
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-08
FAIR THEATRE mas
LATEST ART CURTAINS

Curtains for the new Fair theatre are
expected within few DAYS and A Milo
de Haven representing n Los Angeles
secene company that IL 20 supply them
has arrived 20 look after installation.
The work curtain alone. Il II said. cost
si2e0. and others represent art and
rare beauty.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-08
To Protect Producers.

MONTREAL. Feb 7.-Actlon n pro.
tccf Canadian agriculture win ~ taken
NJ soon a. Il Il learned what tariff the
United States decides Ia ADOPT. DR.. :
r. Toimle, Dominion minister Of agri.
culture. said. today.
DR.. Toimic said he was surprised O.
learn az a recent convention Of cattle
men IN Texas which he attended that
they were unanimous In advocating o
high tariff against canriisn goods
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-08
CRASHED PLANE INTO SEA
~ EFFORT 10 SAVE NAN


pAYTONA. Via. rrb IL g. Met
r,ll crashed his n.rplnuo into the orcan
to'lay In trying g. save i. Eigcar. %.
Diytoua. who had been caught In a.
undcrtuw al the beach here. l.if'
guards finally rescued both men WI.
clung g. the machine.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-08
WEST TEXAS CHAMBER
COMMERCE TO OPEN
OFFICE AT PlAlMvlEW
Special to The News.

PLAlNvIEW. Texas, Feb 7--Ac'
cording a. an announcement made by
Porter A. Whniry manager 81 the
West Texas Chamber ~ Commerce.
hat institution viii establish Pan.
handle branch office In the near future.
Tho new office viii be- established NJ
flninview. and ". X whipple. for
m,rly Il Amarillo. viii bc In charge OF
the work In this hccuun.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-08
MEXICAN YOUTHS JOIN
BOY SCOTT cot NCiI.


FL PASo. Texas. Feb. The flrr,
steps by The FL Paso council n the Boy
Scouts 10 create an aciiV. Interest ln
Mexico In the Scout movement was tai
en- tonight. when the local council went
20 Juarez and organized tcDlp Of
Scouts among the boys q tl,; inco
The council announced ina; tho NoA
lean youths are 10 enih-lltic over The
formation Of the initial slaT,s troops
that two or three addliiensi bodies az,
being planned.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-08
SHIPMENT TIED Up on
..-, ACCOUNT on STRIFE
~ As,ssis.sd Press.

- Aaseeiated Prs.
BrENoS AIRES. Feb. The az.
poTation Of cattle hides. sheep skin and
wool from Buenos Aires has been az
a stnndstiil for more than two weeks.
owing 10 the produce market union
and the port workers labor orEaniza.
tion having refused 10 give permits"
20 load ships.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-08
Lumber yard Destroyed
q, Associated Pres.

b Associated Pres.
MoHETTE. am. Fob. Fire orig.
inatlnR In the store rooTns 81 the Han
cock Lumber Company hsre today. dam.
aged the plant 4 that company 10 the
extent a 10000 and destroyed a num-
Der q small stores adjoining.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-08
Virginia Bank Robbed.

~ AAHNNAAAfN lfsAfs
NORFOLK. Feb. 7.-nobi,crs early
today blew off the door ~ the SAT ~
vault - the hank 81 Sussex AZ Wake.
field. Virginia and escaped with iibertv
i.rrdr -rd v'r savings stamps value
q 2 30 80 1880 -e1 f't~i1cd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-08
crop FIAT CCg Il
Try 1-a.n Tspsot:s Toris

O., tos,.s ef ,ieMuil.n's Tsnis--;iss a. =.
r~-;sd-tto-aanea 8; ley 8 tifiiaos ater,A.r.
4hia Famous o. .r=fiption h-s ht1ugat hsalih
Lack % thoashlcs. Ne natter what yo'i have
sleAiui itfi's ronlc. Its a.. ! a. . whsa usrt
Ia ti;ls HrMuHiE's Tonic " a.noai a sarsp;--
v,ativc for VA. ro.h'ag his y f'r tuS,fsr-
bsls, rs,hna. hty fests. trsfe ilai tfuuhlcf. u
gcs rirhito . = aest Of L. tioa.le. fsi1alhr'l
Toaie A-.Acks tho dreaded fsrsf.s tEs.ys' ir1fr'-
di4srlY Bur't g-y Jon crit fef rel~f--f~'
Mca iliin'e Tonlc. A.fri on y ~ I.,g.a A-A.
In Co.. Socalia. 10. fcF s.ir "
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-07-20

Noveyhe fastest Dog and Pony Show
this The of dogs this attraction are
omeaults Another
big feature the stage pulled Terriers running
speed Thaeros Circus different from all
be the features of the
Minnesota Fairs this seasonbut first at the
Winneshiek County Fair.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-07-20
4 Big Days
More Than $4,000

offered in premiums, purses, and
attractions.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-07-20
Prof. Walter Raub

Will be bigger than ever before, as
mostly all the space has been
spoken for, and special attention
will be given to that part OF, the
big fair.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-07-20
Prince HOShi

The japanese Dare Devil, one of
the greatest sensational attrac-
tions.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-07-20
ThaIerO's Circus

European Animal Novelty. This
act is worth the price Of admission
alone. Don't miss it.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-07-20

OE 1871
Starts tuesday, Aug. g
And the entire day and
night program will be Civ
en-. All the free acts, the
Midway Shows and all ex-
hibits viii be i'm readiness.
The program presented
will be wonderful, and We
herewith give some of the
attractions:
The Two IGNORES
introducing their own and original
flying Ladder Novelty.
Prince HOShi
The japanese Dare Devil, one of
the greatest sensational attrac
tions.
Sumuri, Japanese Wonder
in marvellous performance of
Water Spinning and Barrel Kick
ing.
The Aerial ChriStensOnS
Americas greatest high double
trapeze novelty. Nothing as novel
as this act has ever been seen at
a county fair.
ThalerO's Circus
European Animal Novelty. This
act is worth the price of admission
alone. Don't miss it.
The Big Midway
is a big feature, as we have near
ly double as many shows booked
as last year.
Big BOWery Pavilion
Has been enlarged, and Gabels
orchestra of 5 pieces from La
Crosse, the very best orchestra in
this part of the country, has been
engaged for the Bowery Dance.
Prof. Walter Raub
and Lady Aeronant in daring
Balloon Ascensions and Para
chute Drops. Entirely new stunts
this year. Every day of the fair.
Good Music
Will be in attendance during af-
ternoon and evening.
Livestock Shows
Will be bigger than ever before, as
mostly all the space has been
spoken for, and special attention
will be given to that part of, the
big fair.
Rube Lehman
Comedian Announcer, will have
charge of the entire program ev-
ery afternoon and evening.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-07-20

Arrangements are being made with
prominent base ball clubs for base
ball during the Fair.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-07-20
Sumuri, Japanese Wonder
The Aerial ChristensOnS

Americas greatest high double
trapeze novelty. Nothing as novel
as this act has ever been seen at
a county fair.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-07-20
The Big Midway

is a big feature, as we have near,
ly double as many shows booked
as last year
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-07-20
Big BOWery Pavilion

Has been enlarged, and Gabel's
orchestra of 5 pieces from La
Crosse, the very best orchestra in
this part of the country, has been
engaged for the Bowery Dance.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21
81 lnthorlY

MEEAENFHR&1E
r Qlarm &liops Don 9siera
bier Sd Ialtgerem geiadem glterns
baa eillgetroheu
sobunn &lleins eil MAJ ofllers
itaa III geiddften nod BET Golrtrz
IS alaptita0.
@erbar0 greIaers BON Min1eapollIiiss'
er1fattete III ge9leiting bes oleph
'gretners nolt MlbaiD am 5oIl1tag
Iier perioan0t nlh fre1,1lofd1dftl1dge
@e{ude.
SCI 5nInilie Sernlaan sorget
.fa1lo eli netfes Wssdoden
MnfnobIme. Neage es our 1Srelioe Der,
|glfern Madden nno geoeibenl
3ndn gbeitan0 mliroen sorlltaog ln
i.11leref Bfarrfirde perffnnDigt s.
Meobe bon @nite &m un0 alas
ria 51rieber bon Ebier.
aorion Wienf mllr0e Ieste ASodbe
11ad al. gIoub in st 8opbaep
@pspiitM gebrad no er nlln1nebr
inter dr5fIid)er 8ebanoInn1a befiaoef:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21
ofepl

sss5 ber5nildden ier ub st.
EElpuourr0en Don Ser goufnD4 nllpt
.itaot nnds.aoiepD ni6lrenoen 5dbrz
mcgee aelegenm Barn Better 9e1z
men nurbm III Iebfer sar1itagnatb9lf
gtaa @etreioeIIpeider 5IpeiNeaidaatE
nen1duppen un0 ebtDelale1fnn
1l1rd5ener poniltauoig5erIftoH SIN
Asdferoe COMPREHENSION s5fnageref
Rf merpeu,eines GO fam n 0enI
IblanIlpen nm: 8eDrus@ lI1espon
.g1ouo, gigenttuIImer 5arIn dd
sen im ourd Sic 5ellersbrnnI
lfnnbenen 5da0en Oil $4,000, Oer
rdger1iiHferung nabe5n geoedf
Waeun nit1anit nn,oaB ergranD 0nrd1
5unffen aus iner 2ofomofip rt
ifan0.giner giil1ers9rign0e gelong
e asp6n1nus at retttell.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21
Rodpine.

Satnilie Beter sc. gbeiien palr-
Sc 0atrh ein tpaderes gobaden bers+
a,leFrt, moan sen gslItern DieIieifige
@Iiidaui,id,e 8aairaen
sci eineun an Iekfen Dienlag1nors
gen In Ser bieiigen 8farrfirhe BON
bod5aD. q. SuIiiis gebaltes
men g~rontallt lieBei1 ibrea arelbaitl0
hurb Hrieltersbanb e9tlei1 Soiepb
@tnng. Sobm Der i'm Goipn ST.
@en0eI mobrle1t6en Sdl1iiie Martin
stangl. nnb Sri. SoaGietfunrn boal
bier. Sci ben g!tern ner 8raiaf fdab
i'm traitteli Ber1pdIt0tenfreife Die Sod
aeit ifnH, tpobei oag inllge Baor bic
her5ldlten @liidlDiinide fiiir eiaeae-
fegnete Submit elltgegeunabm Dob
fid Oieie gSiinfde beraDirfliden mo-
gen, nt Der allfridtage Bnni9 oes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21

N@4on,NW.6 a., -g@e@as1e -, ~"
s ss1eae gsaltaef braaer nm Hti1oer
flue ea i ~ anoene aIa1idge1ten
g plpo re NH 9ootS SanoS,
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~ A1isldge1Oen bon se1len beg Blrmes.
AnOere A1I5eif)etI IND yerllift beg gppeY
trfS mt 3eIffoe1lIge11 9e1bbn1ger, belegf
ter Surlge spD1reI11ei1 sdJner5en IN
Nfdgen EN- irled)enoss 9eflbl I'm WaII
EgenMllnD @e0drt1e, NufftobenY fortfpdbf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21
fluall1td

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49,
|lseapa5aa2
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palenaIl9asslpao
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES le altf oe1n l7ggss
Hgpdteadear5lar
f9erlforoeHespurole
Haslllo geboretl lalIo Iaill 1tfls9osalH
5eIa1en gIfern ielIal pprertf11lsp.az
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saaHnogI1llge pdfer Denlegf go
lN irpeIln 1lad stearns soounFIg
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1alrg faliffd efitatlbeT pelal5egglnff1I
toes asr1eges Id aber etnSSarn1 90
laSnirSS5aDen AIT efgeu 1lracBfen.a
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21
mef linton.

odyp. GER BuIder eritat
e ette Bode Dem in 5hlipnter
ais sffarrer angeitelten bodaD.
eonaro einens reurlo.
Hofthden 8elud: ss sss.s
5ran 5piln1dlm M2nltfer Ger gran
Sshlidfs Die id bier nd6renO r
Binterfnunafe nlfbieH Dat id Meeiittfe
Iester Isolde Md Gallo, 6egtes-z
ben. Irer gegIeitungb efnnD
&pfaSbid Die BET ber @roBmut-
ReuSnbr lang 5ur MieoerberfIeIs
lung irer a1lgegniHfenen g}unoIbeif
alfbnlten fuir.
JuuliIiR syacob 5iebem Mnria
RleinifHt}miot u1o Moa Sieben upn
sanf Centre uno Mofn &aHInno BON
gIono nareu 9ier spnutngsg1is
shIiidgein.
Jrau gensfe fra bon 01dinneaz
polls 100 nttfer e5tIidergebano
lnngtan6, bier ein,m h nber
|11uieoer nod minneapolis 5ur meiifpren
.dr5ftllihen gebaroInng 5nriidbegeben.
reo. Oe0obrinq ber1anop Dienifng.
IgBter 8ode cine giienbabnUngenIa=
;onrag ieB md5onH 5t8sam.
Daaurm serpntiius ppn Nanlla,
uo ibrer @rpBml1ter Idnge
51bnatbt had &nule5nriid
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21

EioIir, ag er tic GeroIn lbielt. g
Eerfolgte cine gTploiioll Oas Cont
smerbaus geriet ii Seaer nno uleires
re Ser inngert Slider frl.een dtler5
pole graIloiultlben 0aDor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21
Buy SANITARY
Refrigerator

The warm YEA approaching and food stuffs
areseasily spoiled unless they areskept ia a cool and
sanitary place Much. depends Oh a refrigerator to
preserve
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-11-11
LIVE STOCK
Horses, Cattle, Vehicles

COW-Good family, one-half pure
bred Guernsey. III. NJ. Hamlin, 16S
Northern Ave-, Gardiner. Tel. 14-N.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-11-11
Russia's Hope Now ,
Rests in Her Exiles,
Writes Elihu Root

New York, Nov. 1O-The work or
supporting homeless exiles from
Bolshevist Russia, until changed
conditions lhake possible their re-
turn@'to lead in the regeneration OF
government should have universal
support throughout the United
States, Elihu Root declared today In
letter to Princess Julia Cantacu-
zenne- -Spearansky, chairman of the
Central Committee for Russian Re-
lief.
Mr.. Root is first vice president OF
the committee and his letter was to
express regret that his duties as a
delegate to the Washington confer
ence on limitation of ornaments
would prevent his attending the COM
! mittee's annual meeting. The letter
concluded:
"Of course, the attempt to reverse
economic laws and to ignore the most
deeply seated impulses Of human ma
ture was certain to fall, lit was only
question of time. Apparently the
time is not to be very long.
"In the meantime the Bolsheyik
policy has been to destroy what they
call the 'bourgeoise' including in that
term all those who, by energy and
enterprise, by capacity for organiza-
ton or administration in commerce
or finance or manufacture or any
branch of production, or in literature
or religion, have achieved any sue
cess lifting them above the conditions
surrounding unskilled manual labor
in Russia.
Between systematic, wholesale
murder, which still continues and ex-
lie to other countries, there IL not
much material left in Russia now
competent sto lead in the regenera-
tion of government. That must be
done by the men and women who
are now homeless exiles and they
must be kept alive for that great
service TO humanity. That Is the
single interest of your committee and
in doing that you ought to have uni
versal support throughout the Uni
ted States"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-11-11

voice. She sang classical selections,
and in the evening, dressed in Indian
costume, she gave several Indian
melodies in the Indian tongue. which
were pleasing to all. Miss North's
playing was thoroughly enjoyed.
Rev. Elliot A. Boyrs lecture on "The
Advantage of Handicap" was
wonderful. His witty and humorous
stories were greatly enjoyed. He
stated there were several different
kinds of handicaps and they often
drive one to successful life.
A telephone has been installed at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ben
dix. The number Is 1112-W.
Mrs. Fife Thomas. who resides at
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Ar
thur Horne, is the guest of her sis
ter. Mrs. Frank MaXfeld at Benton.
Mrs. Joseph Reed of Benton Falls
is a guest of Mrs. Harry II. Britton.
Miss Erma Fuller has returned to
the home of George A. Chamber
lain after a visit with her father at
Albion.
A special town meeting in regard
to the hose house will be held at the
Town hall on Saturday. Nov. IL, at
p. NJ.
At the December meeting OF the
Missionary Society, the members
plan to pack a barrel Of clothing for
the missions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Drummond are
guests at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. Roy Rafuse, at Lynn, Mass.
Mrs. George Wyman OF Benton
Station is guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. Edward Chase.
The schools closed Thursday after
noon until Monday, Friday being. a
holiday.
Vey Merrill. a teacher at Grade of
the Boston Avenue school, will pass
the holiday and week end at his
home in Windsor.
Miss Marie Go1deman. a teacher at
the Boston Avenue school, is pass
ing few days at her home in -Madi-
son.
An old fashioned dance was held at
the Taconnet Club house on Wednes-
day evening. Tozier's orchestra fur
nished music.