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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1922-05-04

Congressman Guy u. Hardy, pub
Usher Of the Canon City (Colo.) Rec
ord, is a pretty good correspondent
for his paper and good writer gen
orally. In a recent issue of the Rec
ord he tells Of a visit to President
Harding on Easter Monday that de-
veloped into a sort of press association
meeting with two members present, in
which were discussed newspapers, ad-
vertising, subscriptions, editorials and
the things newspaper men usually
talk about when they get together.
Mr.. Hardy's article follows: -
81 had a very pleasant little visit
with President Harding in his office
this morning.
81 had never called on him in his
office before except with delegation.
Several times when we have met at
receptions and other places he has
said, Come down and see ne'-but !
know what that usually means-and
the President of the United States is
very busy man.
"This time l had little matter of
business to bring to his attention, so
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1922-05-04

presided at the business meeting.
Following the reports of the various
committees, showing the wonderful
progress the class is making. q num-
ocr of important items of new busi-
ness were taken up. The meeting
ended in general discussion for the
good of the class.
Following the business meeting. q
good old time house party was held
under the direction of Mrs. Eastlack.
Numerous and varied games were
played in which all entered gleefully
to enjoy the fun and frolic. Even
Brother Schrader. our teacher. laid
aside the conventional dignity of
preachers and entering into the en-
thusiastic contests, won first prize.
large handsome box Of chocolates,
which he generously shared with his
jolly competitors. Delicious home.
made ice cream and cake was served
for refreshments and the party con-
tinued until late hour.
Before leaving, however. the class:
through its vice president. expressed
itself as having enjoyed . most de-
lightful evening and extended q rous
ing vote Of thanks to both host and
hostess
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1922-05-04
EDITORS HARDING AND
HARDY HAVE SHOP TALK
BEE AT WHITE HOUSE

l arranged for time. The way SEN.
ator or representative does this is to
take it up with the secretary, Mr..
George Christian. few days in ad-
vance. The secretary looks over the
Presidents calendar and finds a date
and hour and notifies the member.
Five or ten minutes usually is allowed.
was told to come at 11:20 Monday.
Arrives Early.
II went down little early and OBJ
served how things are run in the exc
cutive offices. In the outer office
a clerk meets you and asks your busi-
ness. You tell him. He consults a
tab on his desk and finds you are on
the list. He then takes you in Mr..
Christians office, if you are ahead of
time. Here l found two senators, two
representatives, and lady. One SEN
ator had a grown son, and the other
senator had his two little boys, whom
they were going to introduce to the
President, suppose.
"On the secretary's desk in frame
was the schedule of the Presidents
engagements for the day. 1t indi-
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1922-05-04
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH

If you don't 60 to Sunday School
anywhere else come and study Gods
word with US. There's class and a
welcome for you.
Morning Service-Clean-up sermon
for Cleanup Week. "The Clean
Heart"
For the young worshippers there
will be problem in arithmetic which
the boys and girls will help the preach
er to work.
Mrs. Laughlin leads the 7:15 P. M
Epworth League. Topic: "Growine
q character, the seed"
In the evening the pastor will speak
in Christ's word of Good cheer.
Everyone not associated with any
other church is invited.
A. ]. WALLER, Pastor.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1922-05-04
WET BEET FIELDS REQUIRE CAREFUL
HANDLING
AVOID WORKING SOIL TOO WET-SAvE THE MOISTURE
TIMELY THINNING IMPORTANT

Every beet growing district which lately received an
ample supply of rain has a set of problems to
meet to secure the best results from the moisture
Fields plowed before the storm but not planted
should not be seeded while the soil too wet In wet
seed bed the drill shoe will form slick bottom which
may dry fast and hard and give the Seeding serious
handicap to overcome.
Fields still to be powed, especially heavy Soils
should not be powed too wet The clods turned up may
dry out that ordinary implement reduce them
and make good seed bed.
The termination of beet seed planted before the re-
cent storms is assured. But the possibly hot weather
and drying winds later, crust may form. Growers
should watch for this A light narrowing roll
ing may be necessary to prevent cope
with crust.
The precipitation has put very favorable aspect
this prospects for the beet CROP but caution
each farmer not to handle his soil while it is wet
Prepare for timely thinning of the beet CROP Ar
range have your beet labor the farm the
crop needs thinning. deep cultivation before thinning
is generally advisable
THE GREAT WESTERN SUGAR COMPANY
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1922-05-04
Y.P b. C.. SOCIAL

The regular business meeting and
social of the Young Peoples Bible
Class of the Church of Christ was held
last Monday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Eastlack. host
and hostess to the class. About thir-
ty members and friends of the class
were present. In the absence of the
president, Mr.. Milt Thompson, the
vice president, Mr.. Edgar Pursel,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1922-05-04
THE CHURCH OF CHRIST

May z, 1922
9:45 A. M.-Bible School.
11:O0 A. M.-Morning Worship.
TOO P. NC. E. Prayer Meeting.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1922-05-04
President Likes Children.

"And then he invited me to come
over by the window and look at the
several thousand little children rolling
Easter eggs on the White House
grounds. He said. Look at them,
Hardy. What a happy lot-what a
good time they are having. ] like it.
l like them to come here"
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-10-27

Last but by least you will find prices
toundingy low, so extremely reasonable in fact that
hundreds and hundreds of oresighted people buy
ing all their requirements for the entire winter, justly
approaching the fact that such extremely low prices will
perhaps never again be offered, recent drastic in
creases in tariff schedules will compel advanced prices
on hundreds of items.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-10-27
Tremendous Values

There thousands Of wonderful bargains still to be
had despite the exceedingly large sales we have enjoyed
Visit store without delay, every one is welcome,
whether prospective purchaser not. You will be
surprised and delighted to find such big progressive
rapidly expanding store in your city, where courtesy
SERVICE good merchandise and low prices combine to
make this establishment the logical place to do your
Fall and Winter buying.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26

! forsy Turvv Land and found m,
rronp not only seriously discussing
hem bat putting them into Inciirr
Sprlk ~ ~ puit'ng IA nss into prncllcr
'h'i" y only one SPOT in all ~ IN" books
which seemed go uc as n /, might
r'' SOM" ,hildrru into roihle Tn.
description 81 NaHpy Wnsors trick on
ihr srhr olnHsi'r ln iicltor Skelirr Land
where Dc ~iuctzel fhr ilttcHuc,i Juice
mt" the schooim sioia milk and lutY
h'm o. sleep think would lead on,
ulIr ug mind 90 iry y.
The whale who loved u.upormints.
FORTY Tpul with his sHFulrs wings
ur. the adventure. ~ the children when
hey help Mr. Tingalug COLLECT tho
rr'is--'hIs isn't tn s1mo old stuff of
th" endless bedtime siurics which NJ.
dUuli nut to us hv 10" yard. Thc.s ami.
mails 49," r7l prupir with the tinge
which takes ru1l irpEinat on in ltlni
~ frst ! WAS disappointed ln thu
pictures. but as read on came to
like thos, also. and ! found lhi,l they
were wholly satisfactory a. a.. phildren
IN" picture ~ The Thousand, gg,r with
lll of his sho % ON H. enhancing. and
l""r Mr. Frog cutting out clothes he
'tus" the dr"sHmnk'r had ruade them
Tor The children whom they were silll
udpulrs These looks ought tn come
W." nn 'uSs in The desert ~ the l,nnr.
hicd r~id ng aloud parent"
The ntlt Nrws hls published the
.dtlt ioJ"- - olive Roberts iarion Tor
several Years Readers " the Nrwn ar,
asked =" turn O" 90" editorial page d,ily
md read them q" tho children
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26
As At FIRST
REHEARSAL Of
MUSIC FESTIVAL

Foriy.tivo local singers attended M,
FIRST rehearsal of the Amarillo Mus.r
Festival Chorus last night. This was
held splendid cons defing the fact that
he excitement ~ the hig circus was on
m. members wcrc cnihused over the
.horuscs which were practiced from tho
Re 80 Maiden" MANY reported names
singers who would come 10 the next
rehearsal nnd many phuned In excuses
expressing their intention ~ attending
next week. u rs safe io predict that Toe
dug.rs Win D. present ~ The next ~
hearsal. according - Emil F Myers III
conductor Mr.. Myers expia ned the
plan ~ The big Festival. how % covers
the cntir. TeN1S Panhandle In IL IN.
nucnro Tor the hoiiermrnt 81 music
how The other Panhandle towns are re-.
spending by organizing big choruses
how IN. contests viii help stimulate
student talent. how the noted artist.
VII furnish OPP riunity fnr ~. IAN.
handle people Ia hear the worlds great.
es' ~ home and hoW the hig mum pei
auditorium makes possible popular
prices which We are 80 cheap people
lrfus" 20 believe the announcement.
E"h ~ m" four Fociiuns hast night
Nns wei supplied with good singing TT.
mt Tho chorus read tn music readily
q sight snd every one seemed delight
Il with the opportunity ~ having the
opportunity - singing IN these great
choral works The Elijah" viii be ~
tr,-luced next week
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26
AFar Sighted Bankers
Idea of Advertising
By FESTUS J. WADE, President,
Mercantile Trust Company Of ST. Louis

Do ! believe that a banker consid
crs reputation. as developed by nd
ycriising. in extending credit There
probably are bankers who will give
a negative answer 10 this question
and believe they are giving the
right answer.
But let those bankers be APP
preached By a credit seeking ma
iional advertiser. who has estab-
lished his name. therefore a market
Tor his goods and see what hap
pens. In nine cases oft OF ten the
TACT that those goods have become
a household "buy-word" will be the
greatest factor in granting the
credit.
The banker himself will have bc-
come subconsciously sold on the
firm. through il consistent adyer-
Using. lie will say. oh. yes. that,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26

biz housc-wcll known. good rep
uialion. etc. not realizing that it
wa. advertising that did the work.
The next minute he may he APP
preached by new company. try
ing 10 make il, name. and turn
down the loan because too much OF
II is to be spent Tor the purpose OF
advertising In the first application
he has helped the big advertiser to
cash in on his reputation. and in
The second was dcpriving the new
. ucr al the right 20 build a repu-
a ion. This Is only a hypothetical
case and ! am glad to say don't
belicvc il happens as often as il did
IN the past. Just as we learn some
thing new every day. 20 every day
another banker wakes up TO the I'M
DERIVING power and pull OF advei-
Using
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26
.ENCAMpMENT GROUND
FOR CHURCH IS URGED
Special The News

CANNON. Srpi 9Th .mmii'ec
Nhrh wss appointed - ~. Dis'ric.
Conference % the Mcihr dist church =
flew w''ls axe ai iiir Center whcr, a
~ r.r'nf Wa started 20 locate near
'aW07 an 'n"aIpin-nt ground Tor ~"
Aurhvrr' Texas Cnnfcr.ure. met In
'irr'n recently and VISITED a number
ri leat'or- or IA" Palp Duro Canyon
81 s'i"''ion ~ 'hr ute vas madc. but
j. rSlrrtsd that Sime announcement
D D., made i1 Tho near future.
u" 'gmmiite" is no follow ". I
fi'she q Canyon. G.. 4 y. Parker ~
Hereford I.rr MARX BsaVers q Here
ford wh" win move ~ CANYON soon A.
Ta ior - the irtal Methodist church
Presiding Eid.r q : HARDY. NJ link
II rhinyisw. nv 2. g. Wlliott q 10
in. \. l.. Hlrr son ~ ilappy Mrs Ue.
hn'y n Memphis Mss ita Hnroli
= M.mph
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26
IAZz-BRAINED WOMEN
SATARIZE0 IN PICTURE

"Nicc People" playing ~ the Mission
Th'ater ~ an analysis IL modern iazz
Socie;y in which a hzz Drained gil i
finally redeemed rs her loy" for n gen
uln' man hating the shams of modern
socl.iy.
Bette Dan .ls. Conrad Nagel. Julia
Faye. and Wallace Ia.ii are the stars
vho pat the play across. Tn. picture IN
1d'iiiiTn 10 iis interest presents pow.
,rfIl satire on modern jazz Drained IN.
Trustworthy pl,asure-loving females
still. though perhaps barely ~ within
~" iai. 81 10" genus homo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26
LARGE: ATTENDANCE
At CANADIAN FAIR
IS EARLY PROSPECT
si.~eiAl 10 The Nsvs

si-eeiA 10 The News
CANADIAN. Sept. 2i.-Final plans
were today made by the various com.
miii''s for the Iicnnhili County Fair
and Eod"o, which will open tomorrow.
september ssih. Indications are that
there viii he many entries In the live
surch and poultry exhibits 4 large
number of boys and girls clubs from
the rural schools viii he IN attendance
with special exhibits a first class
carnival complny has been secured. Ad.
vices from a number Il the surrounding
c"nniic, indicni" that the fair viii lie
largely attended. \ spectral feature "
ihc fair win ." an exhibition II pure
l'rcd live stock. including cattle aud
foss.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26
CITYBRIEFS
Learn word ever, da,. To-day,

learn word c,rry dal. To-day
word s ciiiNNl.l:ouS les pronvun.
'cd-sht.altuH with accent ~ tho
first syllable. u means ghily. hin,.
gallant. warllkc bui generous and hon.
orublo 1, comes from--Frcnch "chc,n.
Ter meaning might" originally
horsoman It's used like ihIs--"Thr
TURK long represented To- western
pc"nlf as the very embodiment 81
Iw.ckcdn'ss IN known among thosr ar
dunihied with the o.,si, and even g. s,l
dirrs whn have fought hlm ~ The gen.
'l"man u III" orient, naturally peaceful
an cSrelcn; friend aud chyalrous
enemy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26
GRIGGS HOME FROM
EMBAlMERS' MEETING

Nr and Nrs x. : O. KS returned
Monday afternoon frwm Denver where
Mr. Girggs attended the Nat ofal Fun
cral Directors ns<o-is' on All. Gfigs-
~ a past president Il N" Texas Fnnrr.
al Directors Association and lie deic.
gst. 10 ~. National association.
After the meeting ~ Denver Mr.. an'l
Mrs Griggs spent some time st colo.
RADIO Rpfing..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26
MEMPHIS HIGHWAY
IS IN GOOD CONDITION
INSPECTOR REPORT!
Spectral 10 The News

'if'taA 70 N'Ns
CANADIAN. sept ST ". Mayo
- Fort Worth. representing THE bureau
q Gooal Roads. Washington. u. G.. has
completed an inspection Il state High.
way M. I through Hiemphill County.
He expressed himself as well pleased
With the mauer In which the road has
hc' n maintained he was especially
well pleased with that section In Pro.
rinci No. ! of which VI n Humphrey
II commissioner. Nr Mayo made 10
piain while here that the Federal GOV.
'rnmcni h demanding closer inspection
Of all highway projects ON which Fed.
'ral aid has been expended. He fur.
ihor emphasized the fact that when any
county or prccinc, falls 10 maintain
Federal AID projects. II would cndanger
'h" granting Il further Federal aid on
our highway projects
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26
a TEXAS WONDER

For kidney ana bladder troubles. srsv.
81 weak AMI lame back. rheumatlym ana
irregularities o: the kidneys and bladder
In both men end women. ~ not cold By
your druggist. will be sent BY mall on
receipt q sl.;S. smsll bottle often cures.
send for sw,fn testimonials. Dr. z. W.
Han. 1895 Olive 81. \, Louis. No. Sold
BY Observation-Disclosures
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26
NOTICE,

Trustees Of The Amarillo Independent
School District " u receive bids Tor the
ircnsurcrshlp % ~ funds commencing
September 4 lss-. and "ndng Angus
u. 1875, Phase make bid showing per
cent Of interest ynu vii iay On diii,'
ialancc credited monthly and also rate
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26

The greatest enemy Of child life 4
the tape worm. I; destroys health and
vitality. The CREATES, enemy Of the
taDc worm l. Whites Cream yermifug..
Ono or two doses 6oes the work. Price
&c. Sold by city fhug 60.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26
J. F. BROMER1, D. c.

AmAsiIio's Original CAtroprsetos. -
tabiishs1 fivs years. Complete x.nay
Service. Phone ieseSeos. NV ioca,
ton Western Building. sssoaS frea ~
court house.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26

10 Interest yuu viii ohlrgc the district
on borrowed funds Iia,o all bids IN
thu hands % the secretary. : y New.
bold. not hier Than octoler :. i9s.
:. y. NEwBOf.p. Soy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26
Rev. Paul !. Merrill. former paste,

Rev Paul !. Merrill. former paste,
.; thu Chrls.inn Church a. PamIa. WA
in the city Monday. he preached his
farewell sermon m lampa SUNDAY
night Erv. Merrill has jus, closed a
contract With the Walter Reed Co.. in
write a novel called AS God Made
Him. a book dealing with the problems
- a minister. Several years agu Rev.
Merrill wrote play thu, was published
nv another firm. The man who pur.
chased that plnv j. nov With tho Reed
Company and asked Re, Merrill II he
had any manuscripts ip submit when
Rev Morr ! outlined the typo 81 book
h. pl'nned t. write. the lcok man told
him 10 hurry u up. rev Merrill hopes
10 complete Inc bn,k before the first 4
he year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26


I, permit a. laid q Sa.oDo hpnsr nj
"a buchanan street was ivsued y"si.t
Gay o. r"u ilIfHun.
Char two. iu-al manager ~ the
Auihofn MINNEAPOLIS Farm Tower
Mirhinrrv 60. ~ having this morning
- . weeks hu.inrss trip to the North
Plain, Among other towns b. viii VIII.
Sm .ugfield Colo Guymun. Okla. Tex.
homa and Dlihari
Riley i'ricr. sheriff elect ~ Wheeler
eulniy was .n IN" c.ty Yesterday
\ marriage Iecnse was issued late
saturday to Joe y Welsh and Aloa
kli,kr.
VIZ. aud Mr.. =. v. Mctlueen az Can
r'u were in Amarillo Yesterday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26

Dickey'p Oli Beiinnle Eye water Re.
li~ver Sore Ewes Doesn't Hurt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26

T.. J Meyers. educational pastor Of
the First I.api =, Church. viii 60 20
Fort Worth today to pack his house
holl goods preparatory 10 mos iuF them
10 Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26

VIZ. and Mrs Elmer CsIdssIl have re-.
turned from a TRIP To los Angeles. san
Diego and Tia iuana. Mexico.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26

T. T. Wagner. publisher ~ III,
Claude News. was IN Amarillo yosicr.
day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26

". .. fIcsl,"r and f,mily ~ Crn, on
wrr, 10 the city yesterday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26

d'uisisbsd ~ 90 Anariuo DAILY Srvs IN coopefa
thor With the American Association 4 Adyertisisg
Agtnrlesy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26

\. &. Rippcy. cashier 81 the Gray
county State Bank. was In the city
Monday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26

Riley i'ricr. sheriff c.eci IL wb.rIcl
.ulniy was .n the c.ty Yesterday
, 1922-05-26
PLANS FOR DEMO
LOVE FEAST IN
COMPLETE
State Central Committee to
Hold Session Here Tomor-
row and Wind Up With
Dinner and Meeting.

By tomorrow evening Wyoming will
nave a functioning. effective and har-
monious Democratic party. IL plans
made for the love feast which will be
staged here tomorrow carry. Every
arrangement has been completed for
the meeting of the state Democratic
central committee and workers promi-
nent in the faith from all sections OF
b state will be in attendance.
The meeting will open at 9 O'Clock
tomorrow morning with the state cen
trail committee entering into executive
session. 1t is probable that the de
~lterations will result in the naming of
an entire state ticket. the perfection
of organizations which will extend TO
all counties Of the state and laying
OF plans to make an aggressive and
wide awake campaign this fall.
The days meeting will be concluded
with a banquet at the Henning hotel
in the evening. At S'clock tomorrow
night a public meeting will be
held at the courthouse at which time
h principal speaker of tho even
ing James Dahlman. omaha's Cow
boy mayor"
, 1922-05-26
NeU York To
Cheyenne In
24-HOur Trip

CHEYENNE. wyo.. May &c. =
New York to Cheyenne in "a houru
and radio communication all the
way.
This Is the prospect IN ssore for
pilots OF the trnnscontinentai air
mat service. according TO word re-
ceived by IL ID. Ingalls,. superin-
terdent OF the Cheyenne landing
field AID Assistant superintendent
of the Chicago Rock Springs divis.
ion, 1t Is proposed to begin the
new system early this summer.
II present pans o. the postoffIcs
department are carried out. night
flying between Chicago and Chey-
enne will be undertaken throughout
the warm easoi This was done be-
tween Chicago and New York last
summe and will be repeated this
year 50 hat there will be almost
continuous flying between the A.
Iantic seaboard and this city.
II Is also proposed to install radio
phone sets both sending and receiv-
ing in all mail planes SO thai pilots
will be in touch with different land
ing fields and officials with them
throughout the day and night.