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Evening journal., 1920-03-05
HELP ron sYRIsNs.

The public is invited 60 the tea TO
be given in the gymnasium Of Friends
school from 4 TO o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. TO raise money FOR mission
airy work conducted IN the Lebanon
Valley by Daniel oliver, AN English
Friend. The Syrians are akin 20 the
Armenians and are In as dire need and
as this work does not benefit by the
Near East fund, a special call has been
made among the Friends IN America.
Admission 10 the tea win be 80 cents
There will be music and folk dancing
by the pupils Of Friends school,
Evening journal., 1920-03-05
N,ppy CAuCur NAppINC uEnF

LIVERPOOL. March 5-The ghost OF
Napoleon showed up ,at a seance here
few d1ys ago. The Little Emperor
however however caused a small riot
when a guest OF the medium caught
him by the collar and dragged away
the mark OF an East Side laundry.
Evening journal., 1920-03-05
DELAY CALLING CONFIRMATION.

WASHINGTON, March .. United
Press The. Senate foreign relations
committee today again delayed action
on the nomination Of Balnbrldgc Colby,
as Secretary Of State. The committee
will continue consideration Of Colby's
case early. next week.
Evening journal., 1920-03-05
aonlcrvAL AMERICANS ron CmEI

~OEICINAL AMERICANS FOR CHIEF
LINCOLN. Nebr., March IA petition
TO place the name Of John J. Pershins
on ihe state primary ballot has been
received by the Pershing headquarters
signed by Indians OF Knox county.
As "Orlginal Americans they have
expressed a, desire 20 do everything
possible ITO secure the nomination and
election" OF the man whom they deem
the greatest American An announce
menl accompanied The petition TO the
effect that a pershng for President
club has been established In S3nio
with r. H. Young as president ana
Harry Henatch as secretary.
Evening journal., 1920-03-05
G. O. p. MEETING ToMoRRON.

A meeting Of the New Castle County
Republican Committee will be held at
headquarters, No. $40 King street., at
i.30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. u. S.
Senator Ball, chairman Of the com
mittee, will deliver an address on the
League Of Nations"
Evening journal., 1920-03-05
NASTY, OBJECTIONABLE FEATURES GONE-THOU-
SANDS REVIVE WISE OLD HABIT OF FORE
FATHERS AND TAKE A TONIC IN WINTER
Druggists Say Cod Liver, Malt, Iron, Wine
Cherry Bark and HypOphosphites Is Best
Beautifully Blended, Even
Children Love Its Pleas.
ant Taste.
IT BEATS GRANDMA'S
OLD FASHIONED TONIC

"A sitch IN time saves nine,
aud is surely true this time Of
rear when the blood Is thin and
ey winds chill you 70 the bone.
The blood must be enriched, and
.hiek to Withstand the cold. Your
digestion must be improved 70
AXE care Of the heavier meats,
loups. hot cakes and pastries Of
winter. The lungs should be
strengthened 10 throw on coughs,
iolds, bronchial, catarrhal and
lsthmatie troubles, which are
always worst this time Of year.
People with weak lungs fall easy
victims 70 germs, pneumonia,
levers and kindred troubles.
WHAT DRUGGISTS SAY
Nine out Of ten in the city arc
pale, thin bloOded. headaehy and
rundown az this season. Lack Of
exercise, fresh air, correct living
irregular hours. lost sleep,
fancy foods and modern day ex-
sesscs and strain wear them out
women and men-rieh and poor.
Such people haye no excuse for
not taking a tonic and building
themselves up. You can get a
modern. much more powerful, ef-
lective and economical tonic than
IN days Of old. A couple bottles
of Earle's Iypo-Cod is usually
sufficient for a grown person and
more than enough for a child. II
contains the very finest ingredi-
ents and just what is needed, and
il is so pleasant 70 taste even the
kiddies love il. The chemist Of
today has taken out that fshy,
oily nauseating taste from cod
liver oil. You need not take iron
through a tube 10 enrich the blood
like they did in olden times for
fear Of backing teeth. You get
al the blood making. strength
creating. properties and the name
Of the nationally known Earle
Chemical Co. Wheeling. W. Va,
on each bottle is q guarantee Of
uuality. See formula on each
bottle.
Not one in five have anything
the matter with them Of a serious
nature-they are simply rundown.
just like after sickness and need
building up. So-ealled kidney,
blood, liver, bladder. stomach and
nerve disorders are traceable 20
this same thing.
Nature throws off germs and
colds. coughs and diseases Of all
kinds like water of a ducks back
when q person is in perfect
health. Nature can prevent dis.
eases that al the gargles. sprays
and science in the world cannot
prevent.
Evening journal., 1920-03-05
DINK BOOK GETs OFFICIAL KBOsH

SAN FRANCISCO March 5-"Drinks
as They Are Mixed" was the title of
The book a bartender. now out OF a job.
intended TO publish. Nothing doing"
said the prohibition enforces. "Not
even for the export trade"
Evening journal., 1920-03-05

Nose-we prepgy large bottle Of ths
r,nuine Eares Hypo-cod nnyVhsrs
upon receipt o. price. ;i.25. pius se vas
tax. Get bottle a. the store sodsy %
have Il sent out 10 yen
Evening journal., 1920-03-05
Look at tonguel Remove
poisons from stomach,
liver and bowels

yep; 'tt.4o MIA" Syrup Of Figs only
look FOR the name California on the
package, then you are sure your child
is having the best and most harmless
laxative or physic for the little stomach,
liver and bowels, Children love its de-
licious fruity taste. Full directions
for child's dose on each bottle. Give
10 without fear.
Mother You must say California" !"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-05-20
baseball Notes.

an ',.-.@Ir. Lcggc has issued call for
%' a., .@-.a.i clndidates to report req.
cy@-. o.1 every Monday and TUESDAY
s,a ''.i.nsHurg Blue Ridge Base-
tI.. .,''a Wal appear in Shepherds
in, 3D.. O." early date. After consider
,o>- applications from nearby
>. i .,t.dci to give Shenherdstaw,,
m 81 -.o" q, their team. The Mar.
,l .- ""1ar>mcnt was s. reason.
/. W1n3S that this Gam, will
RI Ho. a slight increase in
o, other games. The
he glad to know this and ~ !,
r.-... .. m many Shepherdstown
>. ,'.'.> 0ucomng regular attcnGon,s io~ :.
n.s =, .t..0s'urg games. for Bus
w.. '.- ''.r H. b. Reinhart sav. he
e-a-. -ti,i more literally in an
Of - .-'Ic an exhibition game
Z, 20 the game referred
'. .'-al management has
Iu- .. -'i'lcS scheduled 10 date
r--,. ..',| IoN; June 5th. Ha-
The. .., ION. Berkeley Springs
>-.- VIII all be played in
1- ana there is ever,
p @ -Ts visiting teams will
SIR 1851 OF the local teams
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-05-20
Md Dog al Ferry Hill Farm.

.uily of Captain John Kyd
@, laugh. of Ferry Hill Farm, op-
Sr.,herdStown, has been caus-
.-.4 zeal of anxiety by the ac-
:. ~, their dog on Monday. 1t is
wv. rrlt the animal had the HYDRO
-. and while in this condition 1t
-8t-hui or biz Captain Beck
en-a.Ga. -h.,hor4 o,3 wos
.-.ur the house and barn. The
- 0sr, of last week it disappearee
mo-, seen again until Mon
.-..--.ug. when il came TO the
- I, vas bedraggled and eX
..--.,., looking. but when Captain
70 ~-.uEn called II to him II ran and
r~-.. u0 on him as it frequently did.
7, ..-r -Ir him or scratched him with
r.. ,svs alicting two slight wounds
r-a. his face. one alongside of his
nos. t.. other on his lip. Captain
p....r...ln al first gave the matter
- serious thought. taking il for grant
%. ..9, '.- animal was simply playing
a., .,.r the dog left him ii ran to a
-. .rn which il had always been on
-. ~-u-, friendly terms and grabbed it
ans threw IL into the air. Later it went
n ,n. -awyari. where 1t seized a COW
I, m. head. The terrified COW hurl-
81 +, from her. whereupon it attack
t-.- noticing these peculiar actions
n, -n. tnr, Captain Bcckenbaugf
r.....t the conclusion that it was
mad. ans me got his rifle and shot and
kills. IT, ,ig recalled that a couple of
week, a.0 small cur had come along
hi, -a,e rr5 had made a ferociouS at
,a., ur his shepherd dog, regard
lis, u, the disparity in size. He be-
u.y., r.a, this little dog may have
hG5 ,rc hllroHhobia.
No-ta. -.yninC Captain Becken-
hlur. w. 20 SheNherdStown and
consulted with DR.. Burwell, who
cau.-f, OH, wounds on his face and
a-.-.t him as = precautionary
m. -- 2. at once take the PaSteug
treatment tor the prevention of hy-
5-.r..-.I NE went to Baltimore on
Tn. ls md ~.grej himself in the care
ot 'r- Pa-r-ur institute He will be
under treatment there for two or three
weeks ,--0uy-nicnt as il is to be
ava. '-.w his work and numerous ac-
t.y.r.c, her. and in Maryland, he means
t. t0S. "o chances of serious results.
The H-at Of the dog was cut of and
semitic Baltimore for examination to see
whether or not the animal really had
rabies
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-05-20
Promotion for Prof. Randall.

Prof. Boyd Randall. of this vicinity,
who has been principal Of the high
school at Cairo, w Va, has been
chosen as superintendent of schools
for Salem, W. Wa promotion that
IS as gratifying as it is deserved. Prof.
Randall, who is graduate of Shep-
herd College, is making his way to the
front IN educational circles in West
Virginia, and is regarded as one Of the
growing men in the State. In his new
position he will have between thirty
and thirty-fyc teachers under his
supervision, with a school population
around eight hundred. We congratu-
late him upon his pro1otion.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-05-20
For Nrce, Improvement and Good
Roads.

Ta- corporation of Shepherdstown
AM County Road Engineer James X
h,n.--ss have formed a combination
an, agreed on plans that will result, it
Is expected, in the material improve
men. .t otr streets and the bettermenf
OF '0- rlts in This portion of our
ts.-. Some weeks ago the town
aU'. -..-s sought from the !. p. A..
tH'-r estate tG, hill at the south edge
oi town. which Is practically a solid
mas .t limestone rock and will afford
a quarry for "a good many wears to
some. he stone crusher be'onging TO
me --'r-, and other equipment vii
rc ", .1. under the direction of
Eo7,-i q. Miller the stone will be quar-
,.e-. crushed and distributed, the town
wn."H Sucn amount as it needs for il
su.-'. "H..c the county will use all
..4' .... -@H he economically applied to tho
going out from Shepherds-
o.". ine cost will be figured on 4
,@ ..~.N. and town and district will
l.." 'l. rs equitable share. Our
'--.' H-el attention and our roads are
I'm. u. ....-a at.Iy bad order. so this ar
r,, r1a., ,a'cnt will be approved of by the
Pv'7.. generally. - y ''e
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-05-20

Experience has proven in Jefferson
county that il is not to the public in
terest to retain in certain Offices the
same men for too long n period. Vote
for change in the important Office
Of Assessor by casting your ballot for
Bane Brown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-05-20

II was the young men of the country
who were called upon to serve their
country for the sake Of democracy. Do
they not now deserve the honor of
serving their country politically? II
you think they are. cast your ballot
for Bane Brown for Assessor, a young
business man.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-05-20

We have installed a new battery
charger and are now ready to take care
of your needs in that line. National
Highway Garage.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-05-20

Baseball Manager Thomas G. Reed
was unable to secure a game FOR IaSt
week, so the boys had a good rest from
baseball and devoted the spare time TO
their studies. On Tuesday they Began
practice again in earnest, with a stH
workout each evening. The second
team has been developing rapidly; N
fact Vernon FRYE, Frank Shipc, Brown
jenkins, and william Hiett have ali
been hitting the ball so hard, and
seizing long flies and scooHirg up
Grounders with such grace. that they
look almost good enough for the reg
ular squad LudwiG's arm seems to
have fhawed out finally, so we MAJ cx-
rect some magnificent pitching when
the fast team from Shenandoah VALLEY
Academy comes here Saturday. Tho
game will begin at three o'clock.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-05-20

.-..grics and Hot Shots at
highway Garage.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-05-20

The class of 1897 has arranged for
2 visit from Prof A. c. Kimblcr. of
WayncsbOrO. Va. who was principal
of Shepherd College from 1892 to 1901
a special feature of alumni night.
June 9th, will be a programme in
which Prof Kimler will have an in
tcrcsting part
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-05-20

The convention approved the recon
mendation that the next State conven
tion be held in Charleston in 1921.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25
GHOSTS OF FAMOUS MOUND BUILDERS
DEAD some 300 YEARS ARE TALKING
ABOUT RUINS OF THEIR EARTHEN TOMB

uI'EENsnCEG. 10. ;jcc. ei.-Thc
famous mound.huildciB mound in South
Hrniingtuu township hrs udd My tak
loo on ne ana The eight hundred years
ego. according to tho best Informed
ir!ontiH,s. hy down e. thelg eternal
fiooB' have Just aa suddenly started
stalking out ~ nights disturainh ihc
TRANQUILITY Il tn country nclehburho,l
and ~ times throwing The country
gwalns and their couing wcothcar,s into
proNyrns ~ fright
So rirrng has become the belief INT
40 O. not well within no famous
mound. which i9 800 frt long and a.
fcr high. that Dave Kelly. tha hlgh
fanstahlc and custodian Il the pcncc IN
MD about Cat2town. mile from tho
mound. has boon asked 20 Investigate.
nav" doea no; take any STOCK in
gh0str spirits ur such things !lo is ~
o. uoin practical tam 81 mind Ills
long experience us hi,h constable hls
taught him better Accordingly. be- has
~ hcnr traps about the mound he
thinks those traps ain tc m'rc apt T.
trtoh the spcols shan amy other meth.
rd Dave takes the Wow thlt nll ghosts.
cSrcpt that from the town be- works
lur. have tWo legs pt hast. and thcs,
traps are pretty likcly % produrr rc
suits II The hlnts" stick around long
enough.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25

First news Of the stalking 81 tbs
ghosts g the ancicnt mound builders
im ,hat BE- what the nlrh, providers are
believed a. b.--came on Inllowr'cn
uI-hl Because of .hc night little nttan.
t.on was paid to The frightened traveller
WhU rush hrpl,hl,ss ly into Gratztown
VIII hih announcement but when on
AfmIa,icr night Cy Brown nnd SUI
smith happened to hr passing there
ard nw The samo riFhtfout appgritinn.
bat with sllrhuy smaller specimen
alongr.dr. ICY" simply stepped on "a
o. that b. on the gas. ful BE- owns mr.
auto and made hlslo for the Armiigticc
hall. "Cy' admits b. wasn't scared. Du,
these who uw him start home with
Sue that night claim h. took five
mile dctour to get home.
The appearance ~ She ghosts hC1
cluad much speculation ana sHuo eX.
element 'sp' cially among the younger
p'uplp.
some time hro ID. W. = Holland AM
h.s nnls9ni from the Carnegie Mus
cum 81 Pittsburgh. invaded the quiet.
ness ~ the mound builders tomo aud
reno,td from II one Il ,hr cight foot
gprcimeng WI her this has nngcreh
IN ancient drrigons II the mound IN "a
Question the popullcc horyaboWa II un
rh'r 'o d,t,fmino so far
There are a number hcrpahuuts WIZ
rc q. AZ the idea " ghosts. aut Il has
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25

has for many years, indicates that there
will be fcastlng In the county iiil 10.
day ana that many on the outside looa
Ing In would like to break "a. fnr the
dinner hour anyway Louie whtch IN
making criminals Look at this.
Tie Menu.
Soup
PURGE Of Turkey Ia Cruton
Celery Hearts Tomatoes
Thousand Island Dressing
l,Olgis
Roast Young Turkey. oyster Dressing.
Cranberry Sauce
Vegetables
New Hot HOUSE String Beans
Crcm,d Sugar Corn
Pimcnto Crclmed Potatoes
Combination Salad
Liberty Graham Mullins
Deserts
Iict Mlncc Pie or Pumpkin Pie
Vanilla lee Cream
Drinks
Hot Chocolate. Coffee. Hot Tea. MIX
Cigars
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25
EXCELLENCE OF AUTOMOBILE SHOW
WILL PROVE ASTONISHING TO ALL

Amarillo Is going 10 stnrtlc tho
people Of this city and section by rcl.
son Of the excellence Of the oncoming
Automoblle.stylc Show" These are
the words OF frank Il. Iamlson. man.
nger OF the Panhandlc.Plains Cham.
ber 81 Commerce. Friday evening. Con.
tinulng. Mr.. JamlsOn said.
Il am convinced In advance that
this Show Is going 10 b. a 'humdlngcr.'
and that nothing has ever been 81.
fcrcd simultaneously with the annual
convention Of the Buyers and Sellers
Association at nll comparable TO r..
by reason OF the combined Automo.
bile Style SHOW. the oncoming convcn.
ton of the cattlcmcn viii unquos,ion.
ably be remembered longer than any
other held previously.
To Carry Glad News.
AS q member OF tho publicity com.
mltiect have promised "a snrcnd tho
faInc of the approaching event to the
fullest extent of my ability. shall
carry the glad news OF this unique
and stirring gloom dispcllcr' into
every community viritcd In the inter.
i'm. This triple event Is going 60 10
a dissemination of sunshine and glad.
ness. and under its seductive spell,
automobile men. merchants. caitlcmcn
and the general public viii lusc this
suggestion OF depression and come out
into the light Of a better and a more
wholesome day.
so nJ ns I have been able 10 lie.
terminc every other man who IN III.
rtctly working In connection with tho
preliminarics incident to the SHOW.
feels just as ! do about Il. I am or.
timlsiic but not. | hope. foolhardy and
NJ ! see this thing Il is the ono vcir
ture which at little expense Is going
10 prove blessing To the people 81,
the entire Panhandle and Plains cot Il.
iIS. ~ well as those who throng hero
from other places.
III ! were asked for suggestion ny
the general public ~ Amarillo. would
My: Fail In line with this wonderful
scheme and he counted among those
whI have a hand In putting e over.
rs going TO b. worth while"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25
BEANLESS CHRISTMAS DAY CERTAIN
FOR THOSE IN POTTER BASTILE;
LOUIE KIRSCH IS HOST AS USUAL

Beans viii be- conspicuous By their nb.
senec fro mthe menu OF prisoners IN the
county iaii today.
Beans have not been served 90 prls.
ontrs IN the county Jail on any Christ.
mas day for many years past.
There's reason
The name Of the reason II Louie
Kirsch. clothlcr. who has successful ~.
capped publicity by reason NJ his kindly
spirit nj this season ~ the year, prob.
ably for the last time.
Asked II Il were not true that he
would be host Ia the prisoners tomor.
row. az has been his fixed habit for
many years past. SIR. Kirsch modcs,ly
admitted the fact. but made plain
that no had always heretofore Stunned
having the matter placed Ia the public
print.
Mr.. kirsch stated that George In,
gram. II tina Liberty Cafe. IN the man
who .a.s been entrusted with preparing
the meal his order being To give them
all they cnn eat and rive them the best
you have"
And this menu, which takes the place
Of beans this year. ms some other menu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25

An enthusiastic meeting was held
Friday afternoon when the cn,ort IN
mont committee. headed by Jack R0e
crs, the chairman. assembled Ia IN,
ovcrlandTcxa sbuilding Thu entire
membership of the committee. consist
INK Of Jack Rogers. Ray pliim,n.
Henry Goooh. Henry JACK and Ross
l;oSers. was nrcFent. and every man
expressing determination e. make u
the event one unsurpassed.
After few minutes IN general con.
vorsation the following tentative pro
gram was outlined:
Program Outlined.
MUSCLE o'clock In the forenoon
until ~, noon; ? o'clock In the after.
noon until I o'clock; : o'clock IN the
evening until 70 o'clock. midnight.
Naudcvlllo-I'rom $50 10 o'clock
In the forenoon and from 10 10 lO3a
o'clock In the forenoon; with such
evening performances as may b, suited
10 the work furnished by-thc enter.
tanners.
MISUNDERSTANDING program win b.
provided from : o'clock IN he even.
ing until L. midnight, each day Of
the show.
Reception and lniurmntlon-undcr
the direction 81 the entertainment com.
mittec. pages viii IT, furnished to meet
the requirements uf tie people and a
bureau OF information. complete In
every detail. provided for the conven.
fence ~ the visitors
Chairman Rogers allows no one Ia
surpass him In interest In the success
at the show. lie states unrpaerycily
that no one has shown any other than
n desire Ia cooperate Ia the fullest
extent. lie declares to an corners that
the fullest measure e., success was as.
surcd from the very first. In his opin.
ion the only thing that may bother
the heads 81 the Various committees
Is to find something Tor all ihos, who
offer assistance to do.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25

Vice President W. T. Dykeman. scere-
tary; v V. MuHlck. Treasurer: II. c.
Hufwcll. Lon Hicks and r. Hitchcock.
The plnn u the Company IL TO sell %
r. chain n stores over the state, which
IN turn viii charge Zee Of $500 PEI
month Tor each family for the privilege
n buying their groceries from them.
y Hitchcock WIN have charge 81 the
grocery department. being a man Of
wife experience In the business. and for
tho pnst several years has been con.
nectcd with some of the largest houses
ca the western coast. Mr Hicks will
have charge OF the meat department.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25

teen oharr, a TINT the scoCicrH give
'hu mound build.u' tomb a wid, forth
nt nirht
Onc Dhrr explanation h1s leen mado
hy hcll man. which tends GO lo w
limo with tn susnlcionH o. Constable
pNa Kelly This theory is That rmo
dhring wh.F,,y runners h1y. c'mDi!z'
,d the ghos. business wi'h Wow o.
keeping people away frm the mound
while thry cnclc their vhiH.oy htaro-
within thr Tomb Thor, ar, in thi' We
lni,y several of ~ llrsc1 dlsiilorl 81
in tho country and since prohibition
went into ,nOct large amounts ~ Wits.
KOS have been slolcn from The ware.
luue nnd n.vDr accounted Tor
Dave K.lly'a bear traps mnv catch .
Ghost witch viii bo round to boz a 'od.
huulod vhiskrv.gunucr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25
Wholesale Grocery
Company Organized

4 now Who'll sale grocery company.
with % capital NJ 100000 divided into
5000 shares nt fi0l each, hns been or.
ganl1cd boz Amarillo. the name Of TIE
company VIII be- The Lone Star Whole.
allr Grocery CO., tho offlcer8 and trui.
tees r,lcrtcd being ns follows y -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25

Nu'icc to Fable.
! am uo longer connected with the
CnlSriHn Medical company. and will
not De- Responsible Tor debts made un
der riid name.
tSTon j \. nROMERT.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25

Il il said Cleveland. Ohio. was tho
first city Ia prohibit the sale ~ uae
~ fireworks on the Fourth OF July.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25

spain has me- Monday morning news.
parcrr Or sunday WORK OF amy Kind
o. forbidden.