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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15
CAMDEN SEEKS TO TAX
QUAST-CHARTTY CLUBS
General Appeal Planned Fol-
lowing Dismissal of Elks'
Exemption Plea

"Counter-attacks" in the taX-emption
"war" in Camden were promised today,
when the Camden County Board of Tax
alton dismissed tho appeal of the Camden
Lodge of Elks for exemption from taxa
tion on the ground that it is charitable
organization.
An appeal will he taken to the State
Board of Taxation, 1t was announced.
simultaneously 1t became known that the
city would file protests with that body
against cXempting the order of Moose,
the Order of Eagles, the knights of
Columbus. the Young Mems Christian
Association, as has been done. The city's
appeal will be made through the City
Solicitors office.
The county boards decision. 1t was
stated, was based on the action of the
State board in declining to exempt the
Mt. Holly and Paterson Lodges of EllSs
on the ground that the organization Is
not of distinctly charitable or religious
nature. The Camden lodge is assessed
SALADS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15
ELIZABETH REM

The death of 6-year-old Elizabeth EN-
va REM, 962S Sepvlva street, is "eing in
ysstigated today by Coroner Kright. The
child died yesterday in the Jefferson Hos
ptal from an illness diagnosed as acute
rsphritls. She was vaccinated 16 days ago
By Dr.. Albert II. Smith, 342S Frankford
avenue and it was at first believed her
Death was due to tetanus, as prior to her
Death there were SYMPTOMS of this disease
and also of tubercular trouble.
Doctor Smith, IN discussing the case to-
Day, sald'
THE little girl was brought to me 16
days ago, She seemed to be of the sckly
type with which vaccination is likely to
had TO compllcations. l took the utmost
precautions with the operation, using the
freshest vaccine and sterilizing my instru-
nents and the child's arm with the great
est care.
Il also gave the mother minute instruc-
tons as to care of the little child's arm
and tod her to bring the little girl back
IN 10 days. She came back on the 11th
day There was a celluloid shield over
The wound which might easily have in
ieeted the arm and l protested against
this especially when she explained that
Il had previously been used by other
members Of the family
'0n the 18th day the ,other complained
ihal the child was suffering from
stomach trouble, but as she said moth
hg Of Inflammation of tho vaccination
sand merely prescribed some powders
2 eorrect the stomach disorder. Later
vas asked to visit the child. as it had
sssn seized with commissions. I would
ave done so but for the fact that I
sas not physically able to go out. 1
ASed that another physician be sum
noled. This, believe, was done and the
snld was taken to the hospital"
William REM, the girls father, asserts
laat Two hospitals refused to receive her
sseanse they were already overcrowded.
sllally, upon appealing to DR.. j, I. FAM,
ssll Frankford avenue, arrangements
nsfe made to admit her to the Jefferson
hospital where she died within "a hours
v William Wadsworth, Coroner's ply
szah has been named to make an
hllabeth REM was just about to start
sAool and that was the reason for hav-
as her Vaccinated, She was TO attend
- leorge L. Horn School, Frankford
~ ~ Erie avenues. at which her brothers,
ea0srI aged IL, and Eugene, aged 7, are
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15
COMING TO CLAIM BODY OF
CHEMIST WHO TOOK GAS
Wife and Daughter of DR.. I. A. Bach
man on Way From California

Coroner Knight has received word
that the wife and daughter of Dr.
Irwin A. Bachman, 40 years old. chemist
and cement expert, who took his life by
inhaling illuminating gas at an apartment
house at 5lst and Walnut streets last
Friday, are on their way from Berke-
ley, Cal, to take charge of the body. In
terment will be made at Nazareth, Pa.
Coroner knight held an inquest yester-
day and verdict of suicide by gas poi
soning was returned. No reference was
made during the testimony to the prose-
cution at Nazareth, Pa, on which Bach
man was to have had n hearing yester-
day on charges of kidnapping and allenat-
ing the affections of his wife's married
niece.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15
FIREMEN MUM, TO SAVE SICK
Blaze Near Jewish Hospital Not
Allowed to Excite Patients

Firemen. at work in the rear of the
Jewish Hospital today, performed their
duties so quietly that patients In the in
stitutlon were unaware of their presence
They were called from the Branchtown
firehouse to eXtinguish n blaze that
threatened to destroy the one-story
bungalow of j. A. Farrell, Clarkson ave-
nue. and Warnock street, directly back OF
the hospital.
AS they approached the place the gongs
were muffled and the officers OF the en-
CINE company ordered the men to work
without shouting. The fire was mastered
within five minutes.
The flames were started by the ignition
of woodwork in the cellar. The pipes
were frozen this morning and Mr.. Farrell
built a small fire to thaw the ice.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15
FIVE LEAP FROM WINDOWS
TO ESCAPE FROM FLAMES
Two Families Driven Out by Early
Morning Blaze

Five persons were forced TO jump from
n window to escape fire in the houses at
400 and 4Oj Gaskill street, at / o'clock this
morning. The flames drove two families
out into the street when the thermometer
was at 10 degrees.
There were thrilling rescues. Three
children We're carried down a smoke filled
staircase by their father; two men es-
capped by climbing over a rear shed, and
one man lowered himself from an attic
window by clothesline.
The house at 4O3 Gaskll street, occu-
pied by Jacob Murdrick, was clean swept.
The flames at 405 were confined to the at
tic and part of the second floor.
Louis Einspruch. a boarder at 403, had
been unable to sleep because of cold.
He discovered the fire and aroused the
occupants of the house Escape by the
stairs was cut off and Murdrich's wife
and four children including the 11-year-
old twins. David and Harry, jumped into
a blanket held in the street by the crew
of a passing trolley car The other chill
dren were Rose, Z, and Jacob, 8.
NTurdricll and Einspruch escaped over
a shed to the rear. Einspruch. who is So
years old, is to be married Saturday to
Mrs. Mathilde Drof, of 5lO North Marshall
street, and he was successful in rescuing
from the flames sum of money he had
saved and his personal belongings al.
though the room he occupied was de.
stroyed.
The house at 4O5 Gaskill street Is occu-
pied by Israel GoldhaclI and his family
Goldflack led his wife and three children,
Rose. years old Sarah. 2. and a baby,
Annie, months old, down the stairs and
into the street. Nathan Winner a
boarder dropped to the ground by
rope.
The fire caused several thousand dol
lars loss. Firemen remained on the
scene for nearly three hours before the
flames were eXtinguished.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15
Late at job; aRoasted"; stabs Boss

A reprimand for being late so incensed
Carllna Kisfoti. "a years old, 2122 To-
ronto street, that he stabbed his boss"
and was held under 5000 bail today at
the Ridge and Midvale avenues station.
The victim of the stabbing was William
Graham, 292S Germantown avenue. Gra-
ham is a subforeman on the Pennsylvania
Railroad, and when he gave Kisfoti a
''calIing down" for being several hours
late at work yesterday, the latter drew a
dagger, 1t is said and stabbed him. The
wounded man was taken to the Samaritan
Hospital and Kisfoti was arrested by rail-
road detectives after violent struggle.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15
SUSPECT CAUGHT IN KILLING
OF AGED NEW JERSEY PAIR
May Unravel Murder of Wertsville
Farmer and Housekeeper

FLEMINGTON, N. J.. Feb. 15-Mulford
Udell, 30 years old, has been arrested In
connection with the murder last Friday
of Richard j. Wyckoff, an aged farmer
of Wertsville, and Miss Catherine Fisher,
who was employed by Wyckoff as house
keeper.
Udell, who lives in the Sourland Noun
tains, in Hunterdon County, three miles
from the scene of the crime. was arrested
in Bound Brook by Sheriff's Detective
Ham and Is in Jail here. He denies
knowledge of the killings, but has been
unable to explain his movements to the
satisfaction of the authorities. The vic
Tins will be buried tomorrow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15
TROLLEY WIRES IGNITE HAY
Load of Two and a Half Tons De-
stroyed by Flames

Two and half tons of hay burned
today when the top of load on wagon
came in contact with the trolley wires
under the Reading Railway bridge at
11th and Dauphin streets. The wires are
depressed to go under the bridge and
trolley poles have to bend as they go
under The driver did not realize that
he could not get under without touching
the wires which ignited the hay
The hCrses were unhitched and an
alarm was sent in The hay and part
of the wagon were destroyed. The loss
is S47. The hay was the property of
Edward Martin. of 1106 Cambria street,
and was consigned 10 Chris Miller of
11th and Dakotah street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15
Fire in Tenth Street Coal Yard

A fire causing the loss 'of several tons
of coal occurred at Harrison's coalyard,
10th below Diamond street, shortly be-
fore noon today. a full carload of coal
in the yards, being frozen through snow
and ice covering its surface, was being
thawed out with paper and small kin
ding when the coal in one end of the car
became ignlted. Before the fire had made
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15
LET LooTERs START; TRAPS 'EM
Safe Crackers Caught Robbing Rookie
feller Institute, New York

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-After trailing
four burglars and giving them 20 minutes
for inside operations, detectives early to-
day frustrated an attempt to loot the
safe in the office of the Rockefeller Insti-
tute for Medical Research. There was
5000 in the safe and the burglars were
within five minutes of getting 1t when
the detectives broke in upon them.
After fight three of the men were
caught. They described themselves as
John Vogel, John O'Brien and Robert
McCafferty. The fourth escaped, but
latter a man was arrested in the Bowery
who is believed to have been the other
member of the quartette.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15
MORGENTHAU MAY GET
THE PORTFOLIO OF WAR
President Said to Be Consider
ing Ambassador to Turkey
for the Cabinet

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15-ohicIal wash
ington was interested today in report
emanating from well-informed circles
that President Wilson Is seriously consld-
ering offering the now vacant war port
folio to Henry Morgenthau, Ambassador
to Turkey. This was the only develop
ment today in the uncertainty surround-
ing the appointment.
Mr. Morgenthau is on the way TO this
country from Constantinople. Coincident
with the fact that he will not reach this
country for several days is the statement
at the White House that President will
son has decided ito take his time" about
appointing successor TO Garrison.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15
ARMENIAN BAZAAR OPENED
Germantown Women to Aid War Suf-
ferers in Turkey

An Armenian bazaar. in aid of tho war
suffereres in Turkey, was opened last
night in n house at Chelten avenue and
iGreue street. Germantown. by a COM
mittee of Germantown women. represent
ing number of churches. 1t will con-
tinue until Friday.
The house is furnished In Armenian
style, and there are on exhibition many
rugs, wrought metal articles, old jewelry,
laces and other products of Armenian
craftsmen. A feature is an exhibition of
rug making by three native men.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15
HOMAN KILLED BY AUTOTRUCK
Wedding Ring May Identify Victim of
Crash

~ M unidentified woman was crushed by
arpn motortruek, owned by Timothy
s-ss..ahan, ss.la, Jr, 1908 Race street, today,
~ me steering wheel broke and the
= sshs ny crashed into a mail box in front
Lorraine Hotel, Broad street and
ouht avenue, The woman was
A' between the truck and the mail
~, sae died while being taken TO ST.
<pas Hospital
,ssas as uaek was driven by Nicholas Cav,
lns,-l' 20 years old, of 2620 South
street, He was arrested by
~ 'ssinan Meier, of the 10th and Button
'ssq streets station.
us police expect wedding ring, which
~ "oInan wore, to aid in her identifica-
Il Is engraved From j. w. to
ss..' oct Z, 1905" She was about 80
'la and we'll dressed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15
Fire Destroys School

YARDLEY, Pa, Feb. 15.-This morning,
about 4 o'clock, the local schoolhouse was
burned to the ground. following an ex-
plosion. This fire brings to a head the
$4,000 bond controversy which has been
discussed here for the past three years,
Those who favor the bond issue project.
headed by Sydney CadwalladeT and DR..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15

Hot ashes being loaded on cars at the
10Th street freight yard of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad set fire to the chute in
which they were being shipped on the
cars The fire was eXtinguished by en-
ployes with little loss.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15

Children playing with matches in the
kitchen of the home of Frederick Fuhr-
mester, 1907 North 9th street. set fire to
the lace curtains and caused n small
blaze, which was soon eXtinguished and
from which they escaped without injury.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15

Fire that started In rubbish in the eel,
lar of the New World Cigarette factory,
7th and Porter streets, shortly before
noon today, was put out with small loss.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15
so FLEE FROM ACID
IN HARRISON PLANT
Continued from Page One

SchuyllSill, moored near the building.
which fronted on the river, and aided
in preventing the fire from spreading.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15

II. l.. Bassett, have kept 1t constantly be-
fore the public and now believe their plan
will be accepted. 1t Is expected that II.
E. Kcrchner, principal of the school, will
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-15

much headway 1t was extlngulshed by
employees of the yard and firemen.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-09-27
ERNEST HUGHES HERE
ATTENDING HEARING

Ernest Hlgh@ .lrmofly O. Nom
.rr of The Amanllo police ,of." and
turing The past several years 0n me
force ~ Dallas. , here attending tle
t'lsfal court AZ o. itnsH .h case
from Fort Worth
ben asked % o. hl impress .r.
l. Amarillo after at absence %. ss..
ara years so HUGHES said hma-
..1 .oczs better aih tHe passage
1f The years 20 mo aa.s aaaf-
loved Amar.llO--ssems II.e home t0
m" The grown stoWl d. really
surprising ana lal glad 90 see thr
Development % every ..rs
20 am always giai fo .eo auJlI.
from Amarillo m Iaia. aud srog
,aaoe sr,ey-l us p@.4 ..,. a..
seem 800 great "A o. once aid Tor
no a,.afols bstaara He p.f'"
.fe U.Ug
so ofpDr. nifty ,D ..' '.I.
sly come. F.in pIaaaur. FL. mn an"
100. ou Trouble have or this time
.s naf POO Ha. canuo. b.. .uf. ....'-
It .t. . u. tl .., ... 10 fn. ....
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-09-27
VISITORS NUMEROUS
FROM OTHER PLACES

Prominent stc.kmeU raucler.,
merchants. aUo real estate men R"re
.n tl, CTS yesterday most ot whom
are attending one lt 'ne other OF the
two courts .oa n session Among
thorn ar-
Joe GasbreI o. Canyon. ranch
mar ato eports splendid rains
D. T. Foster OF strauori q real
es,ate ula He reports that the
heavy ra.. 90 sunday 90 not extend
90 hls section. and that rain being
roeIel badly
D. B. "luliin 90 Ql.taglo. Motley
couufy. % prominent rag,hmau was
here attending court
%. So ,.aa Dalhar' rauoaman.
made The town today
ID " Tom q progressive stanton
s'oesmaH aAY bias large interests boz
that section ana some stock n DAT
hart passed through Zoo his cor for
Ua.aart tn se" about them.
o. 49, Damn prominent banker and
s'p..mu a. fhr FarNel country
tar acted business tf,h ih, court
here today
% 3 Alley r,.l estate dealer ~
Ia. Center aas among th. arrivals
7 BOO the city Jur.nE the day Hr says
that h.s section sas not remembered
|ly the f.In .a.f suUta. Mr. N|ns '
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-09-27
DESTROYS SLEEP
MANY NNNRILIO PIOrl.I TTS1i.
- 10 rms

I.g ..rf sleep 700 ugh'
HfU urt# an' p.r. COL .al
back
when son have 200 got 100 .rm n..
.w trouble
I|fn. ffurys Hf. 90 H..'
SOP them WDr.ur ..H With
umr kidney p.I.
U,H Amarillo proof nI choir
m.rf
Smith reurs1 farmer 9u9 Is
H... 80 Amarillo Hat AI uu'
Pa. back hh, been weak and ha. acl.
# Tho kidney .rrr,tafuu, have
bean fuu frequent loo passage. cius
Uf moo Goo get up often nights Nv
ae time have been This say have
used a box of poans Kidney rilIs
trI 'I.v have never failed FOO relieve
u, ! gladly recommend them
Price 300. a. 900 ioal". Don 2
supply ask for q kidney remedy get
Uuars Kidney pills the same that
Wr smith had Foster Nilburn Go
Props Buffalo y s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-09-27
.COMPT. WILLIAMS
TALKS To BANKER RS


.. I..I1a.es duties EhIch Do b.
mrn I relate f5 no upbulldIng 81
.. BONE enterprise especially me
laI factories ana mills and deye'-
.lu'l. undertaking. 100 The lesser
cities and f14ls end ir our country
districts Those provide the sur.
st 600 safest foundation on which
fs err.' national Reaith
The comptroller paid tribute 20
Secretary Hrli00 at0 ae said had
solved financial problems during tho
p... three foarr. compared 20 shicn
t.. H.y o.. Hamilton. Gnllatin.
.r. mccullough and sherman
.'.H ma'' On summing up The 70
... achieved under tHe federal re-
..e .t-'. 80. williams SAID
a'' ,.. mono, bad been lowered
5000 .Ia..fs1. business oi alI kinds
placed nn stronger foundation
.Hh aH failures greatly reduced.
D. '"uH fHa' just before Hs.
month. ar ftu Dr three years d"
b.. combustion ODD might, task
'. .. .... 'Y roorgsHIzo aud TO-
establish .Hr nations of the earth
'..a ffr -..H' 'n I0 10 no our own
Hr... Hut b. is our duty aud our
H..Hr unity fn I't fn. hurl a.r
b.. ..n. Do bond eIfh tU, word
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-09-27

hardness presonalites and spfework have Their
birth IN sy thought and intent and are Conducive
to no good This hgh, 5, bigger than Iarran'
county bigger than The state OF Gesas and bigger
Ihan ,ns lnted States lime approaching IN me
which reasoning men .aI .hudler when hey think
Of ,h- rm, they avored 'be open 'aIoan-des'roy
er o. every ambition aspiration hope md pure de-
sire ri the human soul n The interest u business.
prosperity commercial importance md financial
development
Iha qhlU Dc prafi man d be gains he
Who'll. world and .a,es his own saa''
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-09-27
RESULTS ~ TARRANT COUNTY

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'iu'. ''y"' ''' r''''''' ''' ."
The an" p''h''"'" N''
the 'a'' '''' many '''''' '
voted '' cannot '' ''''.'''''
count seems '''''"'''' N''.
tween one '''u''"' anu ''''''
voters desire mat me '''"5 '''.'''
'h'' d should become 'H
what element was '' '''
'h"' vital ''''''' po''''
suits ct The e'''''" was ''' '''"
'denu'ied WITH me PUBIC ana i''''''
fon WORTH Was +" The men VINO are p,'''''''''
The church enterprise ana '"' "'''''e w Wv
o'ong lines OF higher ''''' ana '"''''''''
d those who love humanity 10 '''' 'N'''' "'''
are willing 1t necessary 70 make "''''''' OF ''''
lives their pfesh2r h'" '''''' ana "'''' ~ ''''''
ing tor The he"ei' '' 'n''' ''''' mem wv "'
the walks OF ''io from winch inns balance ,''''
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-09-27
~pFEIERS ARR IMPROVING
FROM THEIR nc "NNNIi.

n H 'licd tbat speod-cra1" yir.
tins ar" slowly recovering from
their tendencies 10 drive .aster than
,hp prescribed limit along AmarIllo'r
streets The number oi those
sl0lEhirE 81 their money tu enrich
tho Golfers Of the city, IS steadily
decrsaslpg. -.dnguted patrolman
Ubrsshlr rs winning attention and
friendship %. many 20 connection
with his work 10 enforce fl, speed
mr law
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-09-27
Mortuary.

Gr'} Robert Grey aged seventy
nho lf.1 Sunday 90 Panhandle. aas
buried yesterday afternoon Hpo0 ar.
rival of relative. The 'u0'ra, vas
conducted hF N'. N- Hoffman pas
fur u. fH, Methodist church g. "
takI" aHs caI'1 f0 Panhandle 20
have charge Il. th. burial
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-09-27
A Safe Food
For Baby

Thomnson'' Food 'pcp,oui1ed) is
peculiarly adapted % infant feeding
as B, i- most nearly like mothers
milk. 10 contains al the elements SO
necessary 90 the proper growth Of
the infant and is the only brand Of
food containing i1 combination the
food values oi pure sweet milk.
'rlect barley NAL, and the elements
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n son want your baby Q, become
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iced % Ih1mpsous Food p,pt1r-
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.r suggest that you ~ So.
package with our guaf4utre o
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RANDALL DRUG 90.
Amarillo, TeNas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-09-27
81 Rs0RlpIlON RAIES

The Daily News will be delivered by cauiei
city for s. 90 a year. or SOC a month in advance
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-09-27
MORE GOOD HIGHWAYS

Ilsf su,b . dream .s possible oi realization thef"
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Road building ''r'"''d hy experts "' 'n
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-09-27

Only morning Rewspaper IN The Amarillo
Country Covers the Panhandle Of Texas East
ern New Mexico. Southern Colorado and Western
Oklahoma from twelve 10 twenty.fom hours IN
advance Of Denver Dallas ou Worth. Oklaho
ma City and other papers carrying telegraph
dispatches,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-09-27
MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU
OF CALCULATIONS

hmauIo is going 20 buId more than 'en Mule.
OF sidewalk. itis year.-yes. some wa.s''
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-09-27
KEElON

No more annoyance with loose tense
Have your glasses keelocked and
cease 20 worry. Done while you
watt.
E.E. FINKLEA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-09-27
aGap.

Entered as .econd-c matter At the pos,
office a, Amarillo. Texas under the &C, Of Marci
). 1879
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-09-27
Fort Worth & Denver

North Bound.