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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1930

Page

2

Optometrists Meet Sunday with New Members Admitted

Panhandle Optometric Society welcomed two new members Dr J H Croft of Memphis and Dr W R Jones of Wellington at a Fisk building meeting presided by Dr T M Montgomery. The session featured a round table on Uniform Charges and Serving Patients with talks on Modern Equipment and Reciproc ity in courtesy.

Panhandle Optometric Society Fisk T. M. Montgomery J. H. Croft Memphis W. R. Jones Wellington Graduate Clinic Foundation For the Advancement of Professional Optometry R. J. Benson Amarillo J. M. Hyden L. N. Pittman R. G. McLean American Optical Company of Dallas Chas. A. Staehlin Chas. A. Stachlin Clayton N. Mex J. J. Jacobs Pampa L. N.ttman M. Broome Dallas

Warfield in Surgery Described As Very Satisfactory

Veteran actor David Warfield age 63 shown improving after a three week hospitalization following a rather serious operation. Surgeon Dr John D Stewart said the illness remains undisclosed and the condition is very satisfactory at this time.

Warfield III The Associated Press New York David Warfield Warfield John D. Stewart

Farmer Kills Wife Then Himself Near Clarksville

W F Hargett, a farmer near Clarksville Texas, shot his wife with a pistol this morning and then killed himself with a jaw wound. Mrs Hargett is in critical condition. No motive is known.

Ay Vorned Clarksville Texas W. F. Hargett

World court debate and Hindu river ritual discussed

The piece notes a lone African judge in a 11 to 1 World Court scenario and critiques the League of Nations back door idea amid Republican actions. It also mentions 500000 Hindus dipping in the Ganges for purification, while questioning the soul and condemning pollution and disease risks along the river.

Democratic Party World Court League of Nations Ganges

Weather musings and small town news from Amarillo

A column blends weather chatter with local humor and stray notices from Amarillo. It cites forecasts, weather lore, jokes about cows and horses, a Kansas sheriff tale, a plan to mock editors, a stray German police dog, O W club chatter, and a Junior Welfare League clinic for Potter County children opening at the Library building with nurse examinations and care provisions.

Junior Welfare League Amarillo Potter County

Famous Magic Visits Clubs and Schools in Amarillo

Birch the Magician arrived in town with his tricks and a vanishing pony. A drawer in his hotel room produced a young man claiming to be part of the act. He entertained Amarillo Senior High pupils, Kiwanis, and will perform at Municipal Auditorium tonight.

Birch Globe Amarillo Kiwanis Club J. Cole Municipal Auditorium

Brady Case Delayed by Vermont Jury Bias and Venue Request

The article describes pressure to transfer the trial due to racial prejudice and crowding. Judge Moore doubts a Travis County jury can be seated. District Attorney Brooks seeks a venue change while noting widespread familiarity with the case among veniremen. Defense counsel includes Lon Curtis and others. several key participants and witnesses are noted in court, with attendance split between witnesses and jurors.

Travis County Mies Highsmith Wer Brooks Brady Moore Veniremen Lon Curtis John Peeler Austin Will Brady Ventura Calif Dayton Moses Fort Worth Eastland E. A. Berry Houston Court of Criminal Appeals Julius Dorenfield Amarillo Consel A. G. B. Highsmith Baytown Lehlia Highsmith Roy Archer Hardy Hollers Dallas

Escape at Eastham Prison Farm Ends with Recapture

Fourteen of twenty four escapees were recaptured at Eastham Prison Farm in Houston County. Blood hounds and guards led by Captain B. F. Morgan tracked the fugitives after a major breakout Sunday, ending with a dawn capture of most who fled.

United Press Eastham Prison Houston County Trinity River Bottoms B. F. Morgan Hioe Plow

Panhandle Hardware Group Opens 21st Convention

The Panhandle Hardware and Implement Association opened its twenty first annual convention with KR L Penick of Penick Hughes Co addressing dealers in Amarillo. Speakers discussed fair profits, standard pricing, trade ins and education for new dealers while travelers noted strong finances for entertainment and social events.

Panhandle Hardware and Implement Association KR. L. Penick Penick- Hughes Company Wichita Falls Stamford Amarillo Panhandle Federation of Implement Men Chicago H. C. Stonken Stoakes Federation Williams Henry Brown R. A. Doerr Larned Kanens Irvin Douglas Indianapolis Doerr Douglas Jim Hagan Murray Elson Panhandle Hardware and Implement Phit Club Herring Hotel

Clinic League opens with county support for child care

The Junior Welfare League will operate a children's clinic from 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 tomorrow and on all clinic days. League members will assist Miss Garrett, accompany children to doctors or hospitals, and coordinate care with St. Anthony's Sanitarium donating two rooms. Parents may obtain feeding formulas from the state health department.

D A R Congress Opens 39th Continental Session

The Daughters of American Revolution, about 6000 members, opened their 39th continental congress in Constitution Hall. The building cost $3,000,000 and was completed yesterday. President Hoover is to address delegates tonight, with possible mention of the London naval treaty in his remarks.

United Presse Washington Daughters of American Revolution Continental Congress Constitution Hall Hoover

Runaway Honeymoon for Post Heir Eleanor Hutton

Eleanor Post Hutton twenty heiress granddaughter of C W Post elopes with playwright Preston Sturges. They wed Saturday despite opposition from her mother Marjorie Post and step father Edward F P Hutton.

New York Eleanor Post Hutton C. W. Post Preston Sturges Marjorie Post Edward FP. Hutton

County to pave remaining West Tenth extension

On F A Vestal's petition Amarillo officials approve paving the last one third mile of West Tenth Avenue West to join the temporary U S 66 route. John McKnight Construction Company has the contract. The underpass plan is shelved for now and the road remains a dead end in wet weather.

F. A. Vestal U. S Tenth Avenue Amarillo Sixth Avenue John &. McKnight Rock Island Tracks Vestal West Tenth

Morini Sees Limited Progress for Arts Promotion

Miss Morini argues philanthropists fund music and art but progress is slow. She says English opera faces harshness in translation, but English works may succeed. She favors art promotion in Russia under communism, hopes Americans understand Russia, and notes Panhandle Festival appearances with Joseph Rosenstein. Seats available at Amarillo College of Music.

Miss Morini Europe Russia New Russia

Rainfall Totals Between Hereford and Amarillo Reported

Weather brief notes rainfall in Amarillo and nearby areas totaling one point nine hundredths of an inch across Friday and Saturday nights.

Hereford Amarillo

Amarilloan to Attend U S Convention

W L Day, superintendent of the First Baptist Sunday School in Amarillo, will attend the fifth annual Texas Baptist Sunday School Convention in Austin. About 4 000 attendees are expected. The convention covers 3 163 Texas Baptist Churches with 451 110 members. Speakers include Dr B W Spillman Kingston NC former Governor Pat Neff Austin Dr F B Thorn Waco Dr W R White Dallas T Gardner and Dr R C Campbell of Lubbock.

W. L. Day First Baptist Sunday School Amarillo Texas Baptist Sunday School Austin Texas B. W. Spillman Kingston N. C Pat M. Neff F. B. Thorn Waco W. R. White Dallas Baptist General Convention T. ©. Gardner R. C. Campbell Lubbock

Duchess of Leinster Guilty in Attempted Suicide

The Duchess of Leinster, formerly May Etheridge, a British musical comedy star, was found guilty in London court of attempting suicide in a rented flat as "Mrs. Williams." She was remanded for a medical report after being found semi conscious with a gas-stove incident.

Associated Preas London Duchess of Leinster May Etheridge Williams

Missing Galena Park trustee sought in police search

Houston April 14 Daryl Hearst secretary of the Galena Park School Board remained missing after an all night search by relatives friends and officers. Hearst had left his home Sunday claiming a walk around school grounds and was under 2500 bond after being indicted for allegedly forging the name of J L Abbe on a district check for 478.82.

The Associated Press Houston Daryl Hearst Galena Park Hearst J. L. Abbe

Amarillo Man Hurt by Auto in Tulsa Incident

A Lindbloom of 608 Fillmore Street was struck by a motor vehicle Saturday in Tulsa while repairing his car with mud chains. He sustained a bruised head and a wrench to a knee and was brought to Amarillo this morning reporting improvement at home.

A. Lindbloom Fillmore Street Amarillo Tulsa

Potter County school vote canvass to decide ties

The county commission will canvass the Potter County common school district results this afternoon. Close votes in Allison and Bushland may alter outcomes, with ties in both districts and consolidation as the central issue. Holden leads in Allison, Stalmaker opposes consolidation, and Roy Lewis defeats Nugent by five. Brooks and Fogg beat Paxton and Blessen by two and four.

The County Commission Potter County Allison Bushland W. A. Holden T. W. Stalmaker Holden Stalaker Consolidation Roy Lewis M. M. Nugent A. B. Brooks Bonn Fogg J. A. Paxton Henry Blessen

WFR Markets report from Kansas City and Chicago livestock

The Western Front markets show cattle and hogs trading mixed in Kansas City, Chicago and Fort Worth with top hogs at $10.00 and cattle in the 11 to 15 dollar range. Cotton, grain and poultry move with declines in wheat and steady poultry prices while New York stocks edge in mixed directions.

Kansas City Associated Press Chicago U. SD. A Fort Worth EAST New York Jno F. Clark Allis Chalmers Allied Chemical & Dye Allegheny Corporation Amerada Corporation American War & Foundry American Foreign Power American International American Locomotive Weneeee Metal American Power & Light American Waenee American Republics American Rolling Mills American Smelt American Steel Faunce American Sugar American Tel U Teleone Payee Tobacco Andes Associated Dry AT & Santa F Aviation Corporation Auburn Auto Amrican Waterworks Baldwin Locotomotive Iy Bendix Aviation Bay Bethlehem Steel Borden Co Wees BOM Horg Warner Tere Bosch Magneto Driggs Eter Brook Man ‘Trans Bruns Balke Col Bucyrus Erie Co Rulova Watch Aee Burroughs Seaeges Wee California Packing Calumet & Hecla Canadian Pacific Canada D Central Alloy Steel Cerro de Paseo South Crucible Steel Curtiss Wright Aero Cuprtiss Wright, A. Or Ij Davidson Delaware Lackaanna Detroit Edison Elly Dupont Eastman Kodaks Electric Power & Light An Johnson Aisee Eeeerenaee Various Players T2hy Fidelity Phoenix Fisk ‘Rubberfly Freeport Texas Frisco General Electric General Motors Otace Bay General Railway General Food Glidden Goodyear Goodrich Grah Paige Great Orthern Great Weat Sugar Grigsby Grunow Houdaille Hershey Hudson Me‘ors Hupp Motors Inspiration Copper International Harvester International Tel & Tele Oyaly International Nickel Lorillard Ae Louis Gas & Electric Lowe's Inc Bas Mack Miami Copper E Missouri Pacific Montgomery Ward Missouri, Kansas & Texas Odies Feeeerraeeree Murray Os Nash Motors National Bellas Hessee National Biscuit National Cash Register National Dairy National Power & Light Northern Pacific North American Nevada Saeenee NY Central Oliver Farm Equip Otis Steel Tees Ackard Motors Pennsylvania Studebaker St.Joseph Stewart Warner Texas Gulf Union Acific United Aircraft

If I Had a House to Sell I’d Tell the Neighborhood

The speaker muses on advertising a home by highlighting rooms and nightly brightness, then emphasizes selling the street and people met. The copy celebrates pleasant dwellings with cared lawns, spring tulips, and Christmas carols, offering a life that’s good to share.

Edgar A. Guest

A Penny a Day Insures Up To $100 a Month

The Postal Life and Casualty Insurance Co announces a new accident policy paying up to $100 monthly for 24 months and $1,000 for death, with no medical exam and a three dollar annual cost. Over 50,000 already hold this protection. free insights with a 10 day trial.

Postal Life and Casualty Insurance Co Mortarity Kansas City

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Denton J. L. Watson Augusta Capps College Staf Watson W. C. Potter Word Bristow Nogales Ariz J. E. Bristow San Angelo Mazatlan Sinaloa Nye North Dakota Senate Campaign Funds Investigating Committee Johnson California Associated Free Sheppard Secretary of Agriculture Senate House Roswell N. M Pickwick Greyhound Lines Brownwood Tex Nigh Wright Arthur Laughlin House Square H. T. Colers Charley Guy Mr. Gay Tra Hicks Kansas Albuquerque News-Globe O. W Picture House C. Keith North Taylor Street Irma Bankston Buchanan Street Winsome Cook Madge Anderson O. W. Club Kirk D. A. R. Congress C. W. Post Marines West John M’knight U.S Duchess Tulia Commission WFR New Orleans Associated Prees Oklahoma United P U, & Steel Kroger Grocery Coty Westinghouse Electric and Electric Auto Lite Union Carbide R. H. Macy Abrahams and Straus Sears Roebuck Hahn Department Stores Gimbels America Amer Arkansas Gas Laity Assoc Aary Maracaibo Butler Bros Cord Corp Central Pub Crockett Wheeler Cana. Marconi Creole Petroleum Darby Petroleum Durant Ceree Elec Elec Bond & Share Fokker Airplanes Ford Eng Ford of France Canada Fox Theaters Goldman Sachs Internat Lone Star Gas Louisiana Land Midwest Utilities Mountain Nia Hudson Nat Ohio Oil Pet. Corp Am. Penn Indiana Salt Creek South Penn Oil Trans Air Tri U.N. 1 A. Sevse United Gas Co Venezuelan Jet Vacuum Oil Air Expr Tho. F. Clark U.S. Pipe & Foundry Ovesse U.S. Teel United Carbon United Corporat United Gas Equipment Utilities Power & Light United Fruit Warner Brow Warner Quinlan Westinghouse Bro Westinghouse White Motors Western Union Willys Overland , Woolwort Ceb Jones Lescise Atlantic Seeeerse Beacon Barnedail Ind. Oil & Gass Louiana Mexican Seaboard Middle States Royal Dutch Bats Sinclair Teen Simma Shell Union Cal Standard N. Y N. J Superior Trancon Tex. Pac Land Tr Tex. Pac. C, & O Texas Corp Tidewater li Union Oil Rose Bowl Tea Room Jackeon
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