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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12

y v Hickman rctm ned Sundav from
. weeks STAY In Amarillo with the j.
|. Dickersor family
Miss Lillian Dial spent Monday IN
Nmarilln aud met heI sister 81 Dallas
Mr. Girnr Mae Shafer. who came home
Wit hher Cor n snort visit In Miami,
l.. Nanrau Of Amarillo and u.
70 Alexander II Gem Cit.' were Wis
tiers At tho Green Lake Hereford farm
with Mr. Osborne.
Happy Ga f"y was down from Anna.
fillo Sin lay visiting his father and
Miami licnds.
Miami chief
MiSs Alma Gurnther had an opera.
ton Monday In Amarillo for append.
cuts. Sh. was taken seriously III sun
day and the operation was necessary at
once She h. recovering very nicely.
Mrs ". u. Smith left Thursday for
I,allas ~ see her father who II very
~ Nj smith and Miss Clara Jones ac'
coniIunicd her to Amarillo.
. T.. T. Shutwell was a caller In ANA
rillu saturday
Mari Foster was caller In Amarillo
SUNDAY
SUNDAY visiting friends
/ lie McGawan ~ Plainvi"w cams
through here saturday ON his way &
Amarillo
- l.. Thompson and wife were call
ers In Amarillo sunday.
B Mr and Mis- Bert NeWlin were call
els In Amirillu sunday.
Jim Rcdfern and u l.. Hicock wcr'
business callers In Amarillo Monday.
John Crudgington and Art Goher o
Amarillo were callers here last week
Johnnie Mcdonald was In Amarill
Tdcfdav 80 Business.
Zoe SIMS II Amarillo was here Tues
dan ON business
Miss D-hhir Patterson ~ Amarill
was a visitor here Thursday night
Randall County News.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12
Dorcas Society Elects Officers

On January 81. 1919 n number 81
young people met AT IN. home of MrA
Mite Morris and organized the Chill.
drcn'r Dorcas Society. The organize.
ton II comprised 81 the members Of a
Sunday School class Of the Nazarene
church taught by Mrs Morris and for
the past year. under the supervision ~
their zealous leader. charity work has
been carried on In this community with
most satisfactory results.
The annual election ~ officers was
held at the regular weekly meeting
Monday afternoon nj the home of Mrs.
Morris. SOL Johnson street. resulting as
follows; Mrs Morris reelected prcsl.
dent; Louie Mutteg~ vice president; Mae
Bammstach. secretary; Deurana Gar.
ncr. Assistant secretary; Mrs NJ. NJ.
liumphreys ~ Kansas City. treasurer
pro TEN. Devon Mutter. assistant treas.
urcr. The following committees were
appointed. Visiting committee: Mary
Torrance. Sammie Webb. Reba Har.
mon: flower committee; Eva Clark,
Johnnie V. West and Lucille Muttcr;
card committee: Thelma Garwood.
Following the business session the fol.
lowing program was enjoyed:
Opening Hymn-"Glory Song"
Praycr-Airs NJ. NJ. Humphrey.
Scripture Reading. Acts s:3ii3-Mrs.
Morris
4 talk by Mrs. Morris on Dorcas aud
her beautiful mission.
Like the Dorcas OF old. these young
people are carving ON q commendable
work. They meet once u week for the
purpose ~ making over garments con
tributed for the poor. for some little boy
az girl. Or pei haps fur an adult. and
the visiting committee keeps In touch
during the week with the poorer fam
ilies 81 this locality. learning ~ thos,
In actual need, and rendering service.
Mrs. Morris. who conceived the idea
1T organizing this hand ~ charity work
era has had years II experience In thu
work Sine IL licensed by the Nazarens
church as a deaconess and preacher
and II was through her efforts that tn,
local church 81 that denomination wa,
established
Any out grown ~ otherwise east. of
garments which are still wcarablc. oi
any other contributions. such a. gro
ceries. fuel or cash /naiions. which
You are able Ia make would be- great,
appreciated by the society. and u yoi
viii phone Mrs. Morris NJ 1850 she vii
zee 20 II that your donations viii reach
those who need u most and will ap
prcciate Il most
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12
ROOFS.

The road r. wide aud the stars are out
ana the breath u the night is sweet,
And this Is the time when wandcrlust
should seize upon my feet.
Bui I'm glad 10 turn from the open roal
and the starlight ON my face.
Aud 10 leave the splcndor of out Of
doors l0r q human dwelling place.
never have seen u vagabond who
really liked to roar
All ~ and down the streets ~ the world
and not 10 have home:
The tramp who slept In your barn last
night and left at break a day
VIII wander only uriil he finds another
place 10 stay.
4 .gipry'man viii sleep In his cart with
canvar overhead.
ca else hell 80 into his tent when II
IN time lor bed
Hell slt un the grass and take his ease
81 long M the sun II high.
but when It's dark h. wants a roof Ia
keep away the sky.
II you call q gypsy a ,agabund | think
you do him wrong.
For he never goes a.trayeling but he
takes his home along.
Aud the only reason 4 read N good. as
every wand.i'r knows.
j. just because 81 the homes the homes,
the homes tn which II gees.
They say that life Il highway and
It's miles,ones are the years.
And npw and then there's trllgate
wBrc you pay your way with tears
It's afough road and q steep road. aud
II stretches broad and far.
Emt at last II leads a. golden town
where golden houses are.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12
Midsummer millinery nj half prie,
The Ladies' Store.
Of Local Interest.

Miss In, BENDER visited last week In
Amarillo with Nj and Mrs J. y. Gar.
iCtson and family.
The many I'll nds ~ Mrs J =. Dccs
~ill be- glad to know that she II still
Improving from her recent operation.
SLc is q,' lat thu Snitarium IN ANA.
rillo.
Miss Mabel rullrn has returned home
from the sanitarium NJ Amarillo hav.
ing almost recovered from her recent
operation for appendicitis
Mr.. and Ms George Mcclellan and
sons. Gcorg" Sands and Robbie and
daughter Mary Elizabeth q Amarillo.
ni-cnt SUNDAY with Mrs McClollan's
sister, Mrs Geo Flo and family
Panhandle Herald
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12

court system here. She ls studying In
New York CITY On the Islands. accord
ing H. Miss Tirond th,r, Is common
court to try all eases instead a. the sep
aratc courts juvenile domestic rcla.
iions and the like that We have In this
country 1t n tu decide whether the
c,lhli Hhmrnt If s".trair courts u
adaptable and ncCer ary In our coun
try. that came tu study the system,
RAYS Miss Tiruna She b. one uf the
women students OF Nov York who form
the International Foyer 81 the Y. W.
&. \. center for foreign students At
Columbia UniNcrsit, which has women
81 thirty three Municipalities on It's list.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12
Ruth Chapter Pienics.

\ delightful picnic outing was en-.
jnSed Thurfday evening 10y the Ruth
chapter NJ the Central Presbyterian
church The party met at the church
about $50 o'clock aud from there pro.
cecded In cars Ia the Bush place. north.
west II Amarillo.
After III" delicious picnic supper srv
'rnl hours of informal fun were en-
joyed the party returning to the city
IN the early evening.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12

Tccthing babies nlwuya nave a hard
time ui u when this process uccurH IN
hot weather They not only hav" Ia
contend with painful gums bat thu stum
noh ~ disprdorrd bowels loose and the
body uncomfortable. Tho best help YOU
can give The littl" sufferer is MCGEE =
EAlN EliNil, II curtcHu euur gtun.
noh ~ and pui"ts the bowels aud
hcl. 81, Jon Sold by Al Druggisis
20 G
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12
Silk Pciicoats in every wanted shade,
reduced onr.fourth. The ladies store.
NnMrls Of Canadian Here.

~ l. Novels. advertising manager
81 the Canadian Record. u making q
hriri visit IN he city. cnroute Ia
Huuld.i coda On June 10Th. Mr. Now.
~ vii, ho m,rried "a Miss Iva VI, Buie
Il BoulC,r. and after a brief stay In
Colorado Servings IN" young people vii
Writ In Sulph ~. Okla. with MIR. Novels
l"oplc. Ne. ard Mrs y a Novels fol
lowing which they viii return To- Canad.
tan where they will make their future
lone
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12
a Great Need Of Our Country

According To the United States com.
missioner Of education more than half
the men. women aud children ~ the
United States live In the smaller towns
snd cities out uf the reach Il the city
libraries. Probably 20 per cent Of the
entire population of the country has
no access tn any adequate collection of
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12
No Divorces In Philippines.

Though thcr" Is divorc" law In tn
Philippines there are no divorce cases
iu bring the law into courts. according
so Mir' Ramona Tiruna. q young Phi''
ipplnc woman who has been sent tn IN"
tates 10y the government 10 study the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12
&SE(5IEFfAhh
RUTH J. MEYER

books ~ 90 o public reading room.
Many returned soldiers having learned
the value uf library service while In
ia" army ~ navy, are now arking the
American Library Association Co lend
them the books they need and 60 assist
IN III" establishment II local libraries.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12
NOTICIS-w,,1Tn WHILE
Read the 'pccial ciiers II the stor
ui quality. The Ladies Stare.
Social Notes and Persona, Mention

Niss Eiua Mae Foster uf oklahoma
t,iN m1i,cd IN the city today To bc tn
guest 90, Nj and Mrs. a. " fosi'r,
Iupl " ". d., at lhrl' home, 1910
7 ,lrr street
Miss Minnie llutchins leaves today fu'
Dallas. fur WRIT with fri'nls aud rcll'
tiyes After her Dallas vista Miss Hutch
lus win study piano In The east for
the remainder " the summer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12
MI long silk gloves l.5o u pair. Short
Siih Gloves ;5c pair. The Ladies store.
To stud, At berkeley This Summer

Mrs. Maude Wilson aud Mis- "a l.aur,
J"h"'. Mabel Dunsnure and :;ancy
Gentleman leave today fur California.
wh'r" they viii TAX" mp the summer
educational course AT Berkeley lnivcr
sity. They expect tn travel Via the
northern route. spending two days IN
Salt Lake city. Utah TN the return
trip the party viii visit the Grand
canyons.
Watch fnr the opening of the Canvas
'"iirgc. Soc announcement In Sunday
paper 1870 e
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12
iir,rrri'd Kicker IT, Preach nj Congre,
eatianaI Church

Rev n T.. Kicker 81 Dallas will
preach at both morning and evening
''rvic"s SUNDAY. jJune 49, at IN, FRS;
congregational church The public Is
rnrhInllv invited
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12

THE FAiRSEx. 1I6 n. 9Th.
DAINTY Bi.Ot SES. SHOCKS.
SMART STREET SUITS. uTIIlTY
SKIRTS. ~ MINER WASH SKIRTS.
PRICES TINT ARE RIGHT. ie
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12

Watch for the opening of the Canvas
cottage See announcement In Sunday
nrrr 100 &C
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-12

Come at 7:3O a. m. and Stay till s p. m.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-30
BREAKERS HOTEL
SUPPLE n1ENT4 RS
ACCOM- CD ATIoNS

W u Hunt. former manager of the
Poinseltia hotel ~ West Palm neaeh
and present proprietor ~ tho break
ere hotel on the ocean front M Day :
tnna Beach realizing that his capacity
during the winter season VIII BE- over
crowded has leased for this season
the i.af,aehe ha8ne on the corner oi
Harvey avenue and Coates street.
Mr. Hunt and family win occupy
fhes husne this winter. aud a number
aoi rooms In the large house will aiss
be rented ta guests ~ the Breakers
adding considerably to the capacity
nt the Breakers
Mr. Hunt has recently completed
"a thorough renovation Of the Break
ets. and has made q number OF
changes IN the hotel which have add
ed greatly 20 the convenience OF
guests
Particularly have changes been
made IN the dining room. which has
been closed for the pest month, but
which has new been open to patrons
affording an excellent place for meals
.cf the highest order
Mr.. liant has made valued aeidi
ton % the hotel life of the commun
ity. and his many years experience in
the hotel business assures him sue
cess in the operation OF the Breakers
ono oi the most advantageously loeat-
ed hotels en- the beach
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-30
umlYoa q oG
W1IEk FLA, En-
D0RSES @-W MA


Mr.. j. X Thomas. whe numbers his
friends b. the hunstreslS~ IL enc OF
many prominent citizens who feel It
their duty 20 publicly speak VI the
good thai RE-Ct MA has done for
th -, arf theirs Everyone who
kanms Mr.. Thomas realizes that nm )
der NO circumstances would he praise
anything unless ne was entirely safisv
fled that II was wu~thy9 For two
terms he was niaypg 81 Clearwater !:
WAS member of city council for six
years. and was selected by his fellow
|councilers as their president and now
j. the city clerk OF his city.
He was a witness TO Mr. J. @. Hall
OF his city throwing away his ernleaes
which he had 10 use for severe thea
matte conditions. after MIR. Hall had
taken RE-CU- MA Ny. Thomas snf-
fersd considerably Tor two years with
chronic gas ami acute indigestion and
general poor stomach. two bottles OF
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-30
Brother Of o.. Fred
] ulesto,I Purchases
Lot IN Schultz Park

Robert II Johnston. western adyer.
tisfnk manager Of the Needlecrnfi
Magazine. and one u the most prom
Inent and well known advertising men
In the West. IL one of the mort recent
VI those who have been fafsirhtesl
enough 10 realize the possibilities uf
Schultz Park, the rapidly developing
new peninsula sab division
Mr. Johnston II brother ~ Mrs.
Fred Puleston. wife ef Dayfona Beaeh
physician, and has selected three very
choice lots ON woodland boulevard
fhe second Of tbs manv wide streets
In Schultz Park He In planning 10
visit this vicinity This coming winter
and VIII build a very fine house on
his newly acquired property.
The H. r. Schultz Realty Go. report
a very busy general real estate and
insurance business during the psss
week. Friday being an exceptionally
busy day.
Among the Friday rentals handled
by this active firm was the renting
OF the Palmetto house, the large. we'll
known and familiar Beach street hos :
telry to Mrs. Z. A. Thomas. the wife
of Judge Thomas.
Mrs. Thomas viii run an absolutely
first class hotel, specializing in
Southern cooking and hospitality.
w. G. Hartney. former resident
Of bethlehem, Pa. and at present con
nected with the Merchants bank. was
rented an apartment at 81 Fairview
avenue.
$. r. Day. a prominent resident of
Montreal, has rented Mrs. I3enford
Deaeon's ocean front cottage.
X. s. Ashley. who is connected with
the Dodge Bros. Co. has rented the
Rogers apartment on North Beach
street
These being but several Of the mans
transactions handled in one day by
the Schnlte Co. seem to prove the
activity of this organization and the
possibilities OF the real estate and
insurance business HI this vicinity.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-30
Los,etOorthv Boys
Lot, WI Build d
Large Warehouse

J. II. LongNortiiy. Of Daytona. this
week purehsged lot In Palmetto
Park, fronting on the Florida East
Coast railway traekage. on which he
will erect j large warehouse for the
becknsn company. Wholesale fruit
aud produce dealers OF Jacksonville,
who Will open local wholesale bust :
ness ~ soon as the warehouse Is com
plsfed. ADDING much needed bust
ness ca she trade In Daytona with To-
cal farmers for the sale OF produce
-ussed on the many truck farms In
this vicinity.
The sale OF the LOT for the ware :
house xaS made by H. L. Smith e. Co,
who. In addition. rented the DIR. w. w
Wilder home on Live Oak avenue for
one year TO Hr, and AIRS. II. r. Young,
of Jacksonville. Mr. foung being the
pew manager for the Deckman com
pany. in charge OF the local business
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-30
81 ST BAPTIST cnURcn

= - @ Palmetto rs aue Helmes
As<l ni4e gast0r The Bihlr
szpes tsefS ssFeiy Saaday morning
h 70 } "a a SIS q m III IA viii
4 Iaaz 8 class suited 10 every age
4 Aiis Norrsag sofship II II
4 as~k Fhf pastor 1siI speak upon
i Tbs Le1gae 81 Nations
@ 81 Standpoint ~ the Bible
- 80 ssruonel4s for the boy
- T.St ~isl b. given II the morn
Nr Devotional hour II the
Il r Z az $40 p " The topic
h tA seeianE viii be- Difficulties
~ sy = Ai4kinE Good smefi-
49, 'fie lsaaer 4iil be Miss Dor
81 81 All yeung people are
4 ls 1Sf1ea u b. present. The
80 FarHaip "a : - o'clock The
tt Fl eaHfinae the popular ser
w NDfsnas Addresses The
- t far message Will bp The
fsass 81 Boat Makers Neigh
1 Nisl hAa 3 aeleome e;
p ga Nb q hos piisIify
-Aes1 = Hliaa the baptist Church.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-30
MAKING IMPROVEMENTS
TO THE GENEVA HOTEL

One OF the many improvements to
Triple Cities hotels being made at this
time Is the stuccoing of the older
portion Of tie Geneva hotel ON Ocean
boulevard. which has been under way
for several weeks, Contractor c. l.
Fning being in charge OF the work.
Mr.. Nining built a s25.90e addition TO
the hotel last summer. and is now
completing the symmetrical appear
ance OF the building. making the old
er portion conform 10 the new addi-
tion. and giving the Stengels a hotel
Of the highest class.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-30
ON SALT WATER

: picturesque old Virginia estate. To-
Gated in Gloucester County. on the ia
nous North River, a short distance from
MohIack Bay. convenient TO Norfolk, Bal
tfmore- . nd Ne~ York. BY boat The
dwelling, buit j hundred years ago. has
been thoroughly FnoderHixed Hot water
heat four baths, large conservatory. and
large porChes. Beautiful old fashioned
lawn. with fire old forest trees. Boat
house. Oserseer's house of eight rooms
and oath Large barn Three large
springs. with abundant fo~ of water 23e
acres Of land. 200 acres in cultivation.
Price. $4,000. which includes IS head of
COWS. head Of horses. thoroughbred stall
lion. 65 sheep. about 100 ducks and geese
all farming implements. motor boat, fish
ing boat ana canoe. This property could
not DE reprodaced at anything like the
price farther information will be fur
nished upon application to
j. A. CONNOLLY & CO..
Seventh ard Franklin SITS, Richmond, Va.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-30
Wilmer Apartment
House Purchased bu
"A. Barrodi of Ohio

The Wilmer apartments. on South
Palmetto ayenue. south Of Live Oak,
have been sold by Mrs Kennedy to
Albert Barrodi, OF Columbus. Ohio.
who will have charge of the operation
OF the apartments this season.
MI Barrodi conducts a large sum
mer hotel in the north, andf is one
more OF the many hotel owners OF
summer resorts TO purchase local
hotels so that their business NAV be
continuous throughout the year.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-30
TEXAS OIL co. TO
BUILD PLANT FOR
LOCAL BUSINESS

The Texas Oil company. distribu-
tors OF gas and oils. will shortly com
meHce the erection of distribution
plant for the Triple Cities
Land Was purchased this week.
through r. L. Smith & Co., just
south Of the Daytona Water Works,
and adjoining the city land on the
south. and already lumber has been
placed for the erection OF offices. and
material shipped Tor the construction
of huge tanks TO hold the gas and oil
which viii supply the local business.
There is no local representative of
the Texas Oil company in Daytona at
This tine, bat il is understood that
the Texas company viii place local
manager here as soon as the plant is
erected
The Texas company purchased the
land wes1 OF ihe tracks from Joseph
Osborne
a classified advertisement will get
what you want
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-30
coa MuNlrY y. {. cnuRcn

/ be}ts n Beach Res. d II. Rnt
~ n H.. pastor sunday school
-. " J Niai. superintendent
rna<A AZ II = m Subject What
|mke@ Thoas Epworth league $50
u1f<f christian Principles in Poi
~ eAneT. L. e. Ramsey Preach
<x Tn Sabeegs Party Politics.
y I'ss ard Abuse Duet. selected.
Ers q A Randall. Mrs l.. q. Ram
~ reref meeting Wednesday
- ii
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-30
Psfsso slsr EPISCOPAL cHuRcH

Nofae q FaImeffD aud Bay u.
1zNaF Seatieaz. pastor. Sunday
tpef s-ss Opening exercises
s~zsytl p1 time Preaching service
{s1Ns q fI.ea Sermon subject.
&fefs ls God Epworth IeagBe AT
= u Egx0Fth haii IN rear OF
Hxe sabsecs fsr discussion in the
4zss Nhusllsn Principles IN Poll
sFh -.e.1dsf Carlyle Cameron.
Nss 81 esfnx af ssss ii west section
NE eamFsh. do not miss shis.
xsniax service Al =: 90 Fifteen min
le s@af service SubFeet Of sermon /.
- > telsiafss Assets Last Ialn-
fao xasis about the forthcoming
Asi sek service a 7-Sa
20 sfaeeias A b4ighf helpful
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-30
Cal sasY BAPTIST cnuRcA

saszs Earl street and Peninsula
tzsss D. Robert Stuart Macarthur.
y &en fork Ilfy. pastor Sunday
<Aaes md Bible classes al .. s5 a.
y Pr ExhinE service al II Sub
~: taking Mea Whole Even
- s<F ire ~ 73a Sermon fopic Z:
&z4, ! Tafxns the Prosecutor and
5xShNA sh& Frnto- Martyr This is
r. q series % sermons on -Pasn.
s< CIR aesf 81 the Apostles These
erAnns ~eFe delivered during the
~ = nneF b. DR. Macarthur IN
usssaa Temps0e. Boston. 10 very
&fxe s. siirness. They are nov re-
ssfef aHFe ~ special request
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-30

L6w3E. minister. - a. Ill.,
Sehool: J. blair Dunn. super
M II 4 m. morning worship.
Theme Is II Worth What
- 80 p sa-- picture Lecture.
nfsaeaee OF the p,iritans on the
I,e Al welcome always.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-30

3 y W1UHENV4 ~94 OxdHkt AtE
Res. ~. Robert MCKAY. rec-
wTirez foI the 93nd Sunday
| rfnllg Tn A. M. Holy Con-
i II o'clock morning prayer,
! rxuDn by fhe rector. 9.45 a.
! a. school IN the Guild hall.
1 TAI Saints Day. Holy Com :
j ~ a. IN All are cordially
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-30

faufch q Christ. Scientist,
l.rimetfe ard Live Oak ave-
@.ssi<iez Sunday losl5 a. m
AZ lexst1u sermon! Ever
i puni<hnsent S;fnday school
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-30
NINE CHARLOTTE

20 per cent reduction on Waists and
Skirts. 49, 10 EST
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-30

- nxoM 11Tao DIST chuHcH
=. s<h1r~ <s5 u,or1ling and
80 ~ ~ b. ~ Necesmiwk.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-30

a classified advertisement will get
what you want
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-29
LAN
!.- 4! J! N
HOSPITAL
William Flanagan Recently
Paroled for Killing Man in
Saloon Eight Years
Ago.
SHORTY WAS AFTER HIM
Refused to Reveal Identity Of Man
Who Fired Bullet Into Him
Just Below
Heart.
SHORTY WAS AFTER HIM

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
SIOUX CITY, Iowa, July 29.-W1l-
liam Flanagan, 30, notorious gun
man, and paroled killer, died in a
hospital here early today from a bull
let wound just below his heart. The
bullet was fired by man whom
Flanagan mentioned to his mother
as shorty" but whose identity ne
refused to disclose to her or to
police.
Flanagan was convicted Of killing
Dutch" Peterson in a saloon Draw
in Sioux City eight years ago. He
penitentiary. AZ year ago last March
epenitentiary Il yea rago last March
he was paroled.
Shorty has been after me for
three days." Flanagan gasped to his
mother as he lay dying. He got me
tonight"
eyes, l know who shot me-" he
told Patrolman WiIberg, during an
other conscious moment. I'm going
to get him when | get well.
Police believe the shooting was to
avenge. Peterson's murder.