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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-17

The third act shows the gorgeous
spectacles In the amphitheatre In
Rome. There are the chariot races,
actually run There are the glad.
latora in actual warfare upon each
other. And there are Nero. and his
courtiers, and tho great crowd look
ing on
Then comes the pcrilous scene Of
the Christian martyrs who are
dragged into the arena. A trap door
opens and up come real. live roar
Ing lions,
Vinitius fears Lygia may be
among them Suddenly n great bull
dashes into the place with n woman
dashed 10 It's back While VinltiuH
cries. "Lygia. Lygia." and almost
swoons. Ursus. the giant. jumps In.
10 the arena. grappleA the horns of
the monster and turns It's head 30
far around Il collapses.
Amid the uproar which follows
vinitius filings himself into the
arena, bares his chest 10 show the
scars received In Armenian wars
and pleads TO Nero for tho life OF
Lygia.
Finally. urged on by the infuriat
ed masses. Nero turns up his thumb.
signal Of grace.
While this scene r. going on In
the amphitheatre. two figures are
seen on tho Appian way. walking
from the city walls. They are
Peter and SazArius.
AS they so they suddenly see q
vision: the figur. OF Christi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-17
STORY OF SOCIETY MAN
WINS A QUICK DIVORCE

VIM. LaCasse, and went moro
with detective. We reached tho
place nj $3.50 a. m After ] bad
banged and kicked the door. La
Case. clad In pajamae. opened y.
Ha confronted me with a big TO-
yolyer stepped inside aud saw
my wife in another room scanfiIy
clad. The police arrested them
both"
After EnPBtrum had recited other
alleged doings Of hts wife, William
Mcmahon. a special officer, testi-
fled be waB called by neighborB TO
the apartment and found LACasse
guarding the door with a revolver
and Mrs Engstrum sitting nearby.
How was she dressed de-
manHed Judge Monroe Tn a black
skirt and low pumps" replied the
officer.
Dance AT Drcamland tonight 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-17

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eoe uxht. = cup sugar tea
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chocolate 49,, .,t,h , y.r, ftt
a. eeli milk STIR into tnc h't tli =
Vi eeok 10 minutes add thc moe
ID, sna stir until Il : melted s,h,.s "a. AM
evens :. eeat IN the egg mixed with
rr ard lastly the vanilla
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is " this and SO other delicious
e'n.N.--s.nt free upon receipt OF
.e,erea certificate packed iu
tas g.eent can % X G Rakins
49,, send 70 the jaQucs Mfg
- Chicsgo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-17
Cream Cake

..,-,.s among a large number
mcun psinx The Cooks BOOK
q vons his 10 be their favoritc
shevea ',,,s /, Is easy to make
ssie - ,nrn out well " X c hak
ssfsa a Is used. and may be put
,ss - with almost any NUNS OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-17

This 10 the third act Of tho
newest movie" sensation. soon
20 be shown In Seattle, a Gamer
lred "Quo Vadis." The first
and second acts have been
printed In The Star within tho
past few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-17
KCCream Cake

Mr.. Janet Mckenzie Hill. 81 81,
~ NJ me Boston Cooking school
Magazine, ante, cum sugar
one-ha egsS beaten light :
clks ~ a nour 2 level teaspoon
eups 81 l's nakins povser. v cup cold
RS .hitss u eggs beaten dry
Wv I'VE butter. add the sugar
Cream .sss and water then nc
vks o. Co. three times with The
heuf, ss'.,er lastly ttc whites pi
Smyrna times., 1913-04-02
PREPARING FOR BUMPER CROPS
The Diamond State Telephone Co.
: to Expend sa5. 900 for Eaulpment.

The Diamond State Telephone Co.
to Expend s35. 900 for Equipment.
Mr.. f. d. Prince. Local Manager
of the Diamond State Telephone Com
pany at Dover, makes an announce
ment which should interest everybody
living along the Delaware Peninsula,
particularly the farmers and com
mission merchants whose session in
small fruit, vegetables and other ed
ibles is about to begin. Delawares'
gift of Good things" for the table
is enormous. By a study made in
the years 1911 ard 1912. it has been
shown that a 30 per cent increase in
Bell telephone traffic is an eloquent
testimony as TO how the production
of this Garden Of Euen' has in
creased. for. by the Bell telephone
his is production and distribution
made possible and profitable. AS
Dover is the switching point through
which all long distance calls from
Southern Delaware go. it has been
found necessary to increase the number
of switch board positions on this ex-
change to accommodate the tremendous
traffic in seasons. Four switchboard
positions are being added to the pres
ent equipment. The cost will ap-
prOximate S5. 200. The increased
switchboard faciities will affect the
strawberry. the tomato, the potato.
the canteloupe interests. will. in fact.
| affect all who use the Bell lines to
| get their markets and prices. Equip
ment for twenty-five rural lines is to
be added to the Dover Exchange
which will take care of the growth in
outlying districts. affording a tele-
phone service to all who may desire
it. Approximately $50. 600 is to be
spent on additional toll circuits
throughout the Delaware Peninsula
giving increased facilities into Dover
as the switching centre to the city 5
markets. At times the load on the
long distance trunks out of Dover is
exceedingly heavy. A merchant who
has half a dozen cars of perishable
fruit on the siding may put in a call
for Philadelphia, New York. Pitts
burg, Boston or some other southern
point. He gets his man, sets hi.
price and completes his arrangement
by long distance telephone. For the
burden of just such exigencies, ample
telephone provisions have been made.
Naturally, crops largely regulate tn,
volume of Bell telephone traffic
through Dover and it seems like al
indication Of a good year ahead thaf
the Diamond State Telephone Com
pany has. by increasing its facilities
assured the farmer. the merchant
the world market and itself that tn,
best in telephone services will char
acterize this section as has for year
the quality of the food marketed from
this prolific area.
Smyrna times., 1913-04-02
For Sale

FARM of SO acres. 8 acres in
timber, balance in good clear land.
Nice 8 Room House, fine shade and
water. Large Stable and Granary,
large Implement Shed, Wagon and
Carriage House, Poultry, Meat and
Milk House, all buildings in good
conditions. 81 miles from r. r.
Owner must sell. Price S., 900.
FARM of 100 acres, 90 acres
clear, balance in timber. Good 6
Room House, Stable for 6 Horses
and o Cows, Granary, Wagon
Shed, Poultry and Meat House.
Located 4 miles of Smyrna. Price
s., 500.
l have several Town Properties
for investments.
Money on hand to loan on Mort
cages.
Live Stock and Fire Insurance
placed with the best Companies.
Come talk the matter over OF
buying a home with me before pur-
chasing.
II. &. JONES
SMYRNA. DEL
Smyrna times., 1913-04-02

Caleb S. Kenney, son Of r. r.
Kenney, was elected county road en-
gineer by the Levy Court, last week.
The salary is s.. 500 per year. Mr..
Kenney is at present working at the
Panama Canal as an engineer. Road
supervisors were appointed as follows:
First district Joseph c. Robinson,
Smyrna; Second, Benjamin H. Moore,
Sr., Dover; Fourth, Walter Marvel,
Hartley; Fifth. George Hurley, Dow
er; Sixth, Charles /. Warren, FELTON, /;
Seventh, Harry X. Hargadine, Wood.
side; Eighth, Frank Morris, FELTON,
Ninth, Mack Jackson, Harrington.
Selections for the Third and Tenth
districts will be made later. James
H. Hughes was invited to appear
before the court at its next session
and explain the new road law. Bri-
dgetenders were appointed as follows !:
Robert Knight, Barker's Landing
James Paker. Leipsic; Harry Hopkins,
Lebanon; Joseph Gambell, Little
Creek. On motion of Commissioner
Keith, the clerk was instructed to
communicate with the Ferris Indus
trial School, and ask for the return Of
Roscoe Waters, an inmate, to his
home in Dover.
The engagement Of Miss Nellie G..
Davidson. formrly Of Milford. and J..
Gilbert Mearns, of Wilmington was
recently announced at an afternoon
tea given by Mrs. Samu el c. Evans.
Jr., at Milford. Miss Davidson is
we'll known in Milford, where she
spent her girlhoOd days, later being
employed as assistant principal in the
Milford PublicSchOols. Mr.. Mearns
is we'll known by a number Of persons
throughout the two lower counties,
he having come in contact with them
while in charge Of an engineerig work
on the dupont Boulevard survey.
The wedding will take place in OetO-
ber and the couple will reside al
Paulsboro. Nj, where Mr.. Mearni
is employed.
Forced to swerve quickly when al
autoist in front persisted in zigsag
ing to block the road. near Churcl
Hill, Herman Blakway ran his ca
upon a sand bed and, in skidding
il turned turtle. Blakway and Mis-
Nellie Newman, of Baltimore. wer
pinned under the machine while Ran
dolph Waddell, Of Chestertown. ant
Lillian Kirby, Of Baltimore, were
thrown 20 feet, all being cut an
bruised. An arrest will follow.
The State Board Of Immigratio
at Dover has applications from sewers
families who want to come to Dela
ware TO work on farms. Farmer
desiring such help should apply 20 th
Board. giving particulars Of their r.
quirements.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01
PHILIPPINE INDEPENDENCE

\ member OF Congress has proposed to give
the Frlpmos practically independent government
next July through withholding an entire conrol for
several years pending the experiment says the san
Antonio Epres,:
There are several members OF the Congress
which will be called m special session in April who
arc known TO be IN favor OF giving independence
to the Philippine Islands Just as soon as praetc.
able but probably very few of them are IN such
hurry as the man who would knock the prop from
under them within a few months.
When the United States government over
threw the ouy government that existed IN the is.
lands which has been so long under Spanish rule
assumed an obligation to give them something
equally as good at least and to take care of them
until they were able to take care OF themselves
ndcr the present regime they have prospcred and
improved wonderfully They have been gwen an
administration that is honest and efficient they
have been gwen schools such they have never
bad before they have enjoyed peace and the fruits
OF thclr labor and they have had all the liberty that
was consistent with their well being In addition
10 al tins they have had an example OF oonstu
uonal government which Is lesson TO them that
will bc Of value when the time comes for them To
assume the rclns OF government and become the
atbltcrs of then own destiny.
Bu, that tune Is not yet We had an example
OF too much haste in Withdrawing from Cuba be
tore things had been sufficiently Strengthened out
m that country with the result that We had to go
oack and do it all over again. We have had other
examples of the bad effects OF overthrowing one
government by revolution and the difficulty OF Is
tabishing another in ITS stead that could be MAN
tanned here is hardly doubt that this Govern
menr could easily be persuaded that It has an ele
phan, on rs hands "a the iaroh Pacific but 1t is
easier to hold on than let go Just a, present
In umc mo- joubt the Fhpnos will have their
independence hut not just vet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01
WITH PRIDE NoT BoAsTINc

The Daily News comes to is readers this nom
ing in new and enlarged dress
Growth from four column. four page sheet
for the News Is he ouiUo~th Of the original Daily
Ameri,sn 10 "a metropolitan seven column news
paper Carrying world nation state and Panhandle
news % mo- small achievement and the News feels
tha, II b, only recording history by referring to the
worthy changes winch have been wrought by time
energy and answering fidelity to the interests Of
this good ,ty and section and to the highest ethics
Of the newspaper profession.
This 10 not Boosting merely a statement Of fact
Such accomplishment would have been mpos-
sibr without the hearty endorsement Of the citi-
lcuship OF Amarillo and the exas Panhandle. and
the liberal patronage Of local merchants. 10 these
due and grateful acknowledgement is made.
No, unmindiuI OF the fact that II IL still Tar
short ol the degree OF excellence which 1t hopes
and means % attain thc News takes this occasion
10 pledge itself anew 10 the upbulIding Of the Pan
handle OF Gezas and s metropolis
Adheung ugdy 10 he only policy which j.,
worthy thc consideration of a real newspaper the
New, will u future. as ln the past cndeavor to
give hs many patrons thc best service in IT'S pow.
cr H. news columns as we'll as editorial column.
will fenc,, the same judicial sense Of fairness which
has characterized tts daily ultcranoes No man will
suffer an intentional injustice. and friend or foe
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01

llu tho United States District Court
T for the Northern District or Texas
Amarillo Dl. ion
,ln The matter % GlenVood Grocery
Co. bankrupt
SO % 10 Baukrupfry.
ITO the honorable Edward q Meek,
judge of said Court
| Glen God Grocery Company %
lpartnership composed OF Fred lleu-
|ry Madifon and E.mor, iee rar1a
Iof Amarillo. Do the County of Poufr
land State of T-as % said f.sfr 2.
ssped'fully represents
: That on The 10Th dag Uf January
Iasi past 10 was duly adIudFcd bauk
Irupt under the acts Of congress co.
latlng TO bankruptcy Chat 10 BIAS
lduly surrendered aH .tF property and
rights 90 properly and has 'lllF
compiled VII. N the requirement
lo' said acts aud OF tho orders OF fAs
|court touches lts bankruptcy
Wherefore I prays thar b. may bo
'decreed b. tn court 20 have fuli
discharge from 40 debts pro,able
against lts estate under said bans
|rnpt acts except such debts az are
Excepted b. law from such dH.
charge.
Dated az Amarillo. Potter Counts
Texas. this glH day 1i Fob A. o.
1913
|GLENWOQ) GROCERY GO U D..
more LED Patton. Fred Horny Mad
Isou.
Bankrupt
Subscribed and sworn DO bafpr. m'
by the above named 'n fac Is.
day OF Fob a. j.. 1913.
q. 90 SCALES.
|I S Com Northern District ot Is
a., ~ 4 arllD
Osd'i uf Notice Thereon
1 Northern District OF Texas
On this .Bc 2Nth d15 of February
/ I'la. on .eadlng the iorcso.ue po
II'iJu IL ordered.
By tho court that @ hearing h'
had upon Doc Same an rhr 2ud da
'of April ftI8 alto O'Clock %. BOO 900.
office at Amarillo Texas. and 'ha
luutioe thereof be- published Zoo q.
Amarillo Daily NoVs uaRspap,
printed Boo said district aud that aI
known creditors aud other person
l,u .ntere Q may appear or fao 1m
| time and place and Show rlU.. DO au
'thcy ha,u Rhy the PRAYER OF said p'
.r'oHer bould not B., granted
And is further ordered D. sail
court that the clerk shall send D.
mali 20 ill known creditor. q cop
Of the I'D petition aud fh.- orl'.
address / 20 them co their places %
tcsideu as stated
Date Feb 2N. lrIH
Ben % STONE.
Referee u Bankruptcy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01
NkiCE BhNkRurTCN

In the uited States District Court
ior>.f. Northern District of Texas.
Anal ,ifo Division
IN ID matter OF GlcuVood Grocery
co 'Fred Henry Madison aud III
more Lee Patton Bankrupt
so 1a u Bankruptcy
To The Honorable Edward q Meek
IudIc of said Court
Frcg Uouy Madison. OF amarillo.
100 the County of Potter. and state
ol Texas iu said district respectfully
represents
That un the 10Th day of January
. lBsf past hc was dul, adiuarod bank
rupi under tho acts %. congress re.
.HuHl 100 bankruptcy that br bias
.dah surrendered am DIS property
aud rights of property and has FULLY
complied with all tho requirements
|of said acts and OF The orders of tho
Count touching bis bankruptcy
Wherefore hc praes that h' may
Doc H.cr,ol Dos the court to have a
'm Hs,harl from 400 1ebf Prov
.a.. against Ns estate uHfer said
bankrupt acts .soept such debts as
ar. .Ncnrtad g aH from such dis
...f.c
Dated at Amarillo Potter County
I.,as. th.- -Is. das ol Feb IPla
FRED uENBY MADISON.
bankrupt
- ribbed iHl sworn to before m'
b thu above named This fhp -Is'
# of Fch 1918.
r. 3D. SCALES.
Com Northern District of Tex
az AMARILLO
order of Notice Thereon
$50. lcru District of Texas
OBI this 'hc ',tb Iay uf February
1856. ou reading ths to.e-o.u- p,
|'t... 10 81. ordered.
tho court that "a hearing h'
.b.# upon .he same ou fh, end Iay
10. pril a. O'Clock a ST. Boz my
.o'u., az Amarillo. Texas. ANA that
.not.s thareo. o., published Zoo th'
An ruo nail N.us. newspaper
p. ga iu said district. aul that al
kn. "a creditors ana other person.
.r toresf may 8pJear af t.o SAINT
'u aud place and show cause & anl
ths hata why the PRAYER ol said pc
.tt 1er Hould uat %, granted
fld BE- is further ordered hg fh'
.lH, tr1 De- clerk shall send 0'
.m to tl known creditors q cops
.of Ie SAID petition and fh.s order
.alI assad 90 them af their places o
r0s cu.s ss stated
Dated FaN u.s. 1915
BEN d. STONE.
Rrf.rs. % Bankruptcy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01
STENOGRAPHER WANTED
lBy George Matthew Adams

STE\OCRAPHER WANTED-Somcwherc
in ih, busy city IS a Stenographer that is wanted
Young neat OF good family. educated she clicks
away AZ the type keys with evenness and with care
Accurate attentive enthusiastic she works through
the hours with speed in her work and Joy m her
heart and an backed by a good level head She
uses ke. Brains as well as her Fingers She IS max
ing good She would make good anywhere That
IS why she is Wanted today by scores OF Business
Men. She takes an interest not only in her own
work al hand but IN the work OF her Employer
She constantly seeks for new chances TO help and
10 grow Her Character is felt IN the oin'e and
II rsda,-s rs influence OF strength wherever she
goes and IN whatever she does She IS not the
Gr-here-i9day. Girl-there tomorrow sort hat Is
another reason why she is Wanted 10y dozens OF
Other Concerns Promp, at her duties IN the morn.
ing she has no concern for the Clock Courteous
cheerful thoughtful OF the interests OF Others she
demands respeo,-and gets II. OF the Gum chew
ing Candy eating. Vanity box. Office Cult she is
not par Work to her is a Business and Tram
ng Also rs Development tina, she pHzes and
taxes pride H. She sees Visions and Value and
Personal Growth tina, no pay envelope could pos
ably hold As stated this young lady Is Wanted
Wanted badly Every Business house IN this
city Il m -uperative need OF her. Her services are
Wanted TODAY She will need no further qual
ihcatons than those named as already having bu'
vii n, sndly-wihout fail-call at any Business
house IN nh, CITY for she is Wanted by them ALL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01

represents
That on the 18th day OF Januar.
.asf past. b. vas duly adludged bank
upt under the acfs OF congress o.
.aflng 20 bankrupt that he has
.dly surrendered al his property
and Rights of property and Las .u.t
complied ath 900 the requirement
of f0. acts anI d.. t1e orders of the
court touching a.s bankruptcy
Wherefore he nrays that no mas
boz Is.resd hy fho court % have
nU discharge from 400 debts pro,
a1I. against bis estate under said
bankrupt arts except such debtr a
arc excepted Dr. Iaa from such dE-
.uarse
Dated a' Amarillo. Potter County
.Tnas. tHs 1la las OF Fob Iala.
ElMDEE LEE PATTON
Bankrupt
Subscribed and sworn 10 before u.
/ b. .ha above named This the q l.
/ dag af Feb 1884,
q a. SCALES.
|u Com Northern District OF Teu
as az Amarillo
Order 81 Notice Thereon
| Northern District of Texas
Ola .hs 'he gsth day of February
'i1It on reading fhe foregoing rr.
|NNou. b. Is ordered
Iy thn court that hearing Pee
|had upon fHe same 0n tbs Hl Ia'
|.f April al % o'clock A 81 Iu rF
.1ffc. at Amarillo Texas ana that
luorre thereof ba published .n Io
7 Amarillo uaIB News ncvspaH
lpu'ei 200 said district. aud that ~
known creditors and other person
.In interest may appear az tbr same
l.mn 900 place ard show cause Z ans
'fhes have Rhy fhp PRAYER OF said Do,
uUoarr houId not Hp granted
Ana H IS further ordered bs th,
.nu' that .ho clerk shall send ul
.maI 100 900 known creditors cops
.n rar sand petition AND this order
addressed fD them zoo their place. o
u InH. stated
/ Dated Feb 2N. I.fa.
rEN 20 STONE.
Referee boo raukrrr0s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01

ir h. TaItei States District Court
tho Northern District of Texas
'narIiin Division
On ue matter of GleuNuot Grocer,
.... Pred Henry Madison Gilmore
.a Patton. Bankrupt
SO. Hl Iu Bankruptcy
IT, he Honorable Edward Y Meek
dge of said Court
more T.ec Patton e. Amarillo I'M
fH county Uf Potter. HHa 0fufH 4"
T.8s boz said district respectfully
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01

Professor Tat, going to urge appreciation of
the Constitution upon students Of Yale lie might
extend his work n the direction OF Congress where
the ancient declaration Of rights has been used too
frequently a heystaek ior lodging purposes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01

Only morning Newspaper in the Amarillo
Country. Covers the Panhandle Of Texas. East
srn New Mexico. Southern Colorado and Western
Oklahoma from twelve to ,wenty-fow hour. IN
advance Of Denver. Dallas Fort Worth Oklahoma
City and other papers carrying telegraphc di,
psrebe,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01

Having landed two cabinet members the New
feel. like a Walter Johnson in delivery.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

The Daily News will be delivered by carrier
city. for s. 90 year, or Soc month. in advance
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01

The new cabinets favorte song is likely TO be
When the b are in the hive
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01

Il is to be noted that members Of the Iexa,
legislature go home. but don't stay there
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01

Ehervescent qualities are calculated to win Tor
mo Suller
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01

A physiognomical expert declares that women
know how to look younger than men But much
OF It put on
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01

Il you haven't tagged. flag today Get the
decorating habit
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01

And now comes announcement that the Philip
pine ISLANDERS don't care for government oi 'heH
own IT the other fellow worry policy IS sale
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01

An exchange headlines Trying to Frame Law
TO Redeem New York City" is it possible
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01

Il YOU haven't already done so, spend the next
three days IN mastering the science OF sm'logr"phy.
And be ready for convention morning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01

The pctticoat cavalry is on the outskirts OF
Washington Tomorrow they will storm the
breaches OF the capitol
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01

Proposed compulsory cleaning OF soda water
ga,,e, is Overwhelmingly favored by the straw
. vote Of Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01
TOP O. THE MORNING

After the Inauguration, what} Play BALI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01

Pick"r'ilN Picture framing for
Particular people g4-tt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01

a farm papers admonition that its rcadcr'
Always he Polite to Bees probably touches the
spot
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01

We predict that Ihclta patience will wear to
irallle within less than a fortnight, Iokel II YOU
doub, g. learn how 90 pronounce the General S
name.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01

Entered as second-elass matter a, the post.
office at Amarillo. Texas. under the &C, OF March
g. 1879.