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IA sIBLlA COSTARI1
SOLO Il o 80
CENTkVOS

u bih!ia en- q sistema hraiile
-acas;rarfa varios volumenes entaH
- ,,ua an seis delgados discos poota
teper el c;e=o el contenioo ue' s
libro.
=, instrument Reproduction tene ID
.,~.-ia,cia de un ~pequeho
y Sc guarda er una GAIA de u'aue,"
cono una maQuina de escrioir &c VIAL
=, naso as dc dos a cuatro hbraS' !"
mo 81 fon6grafo tiene IN gran "
circuIa- de nueve pulgadaS de C'"'t
,ro Sohre csc disco hay otro ue SCI
,,,c,5as Este disco recioe el oiS0'
-,,Sfono FL lcctor coloca el disco d
,I,ca n acr,ia a la GAIA de sonloos' ~
-, al fonGgrafo ordinario y pa"
Ice, al Iihco hace cirar 81 gran u's'O
~ !. !, ,ectura suenan luego Ell
., nuevo alfabero. e. disco pueue
carea girar de Il que Ia 'ee'
ssa rapida @ pausada.
Taniendo en- cuenta Que el lector PHe
10 ca,sarse despuss de haoeF e."
s,r,,os ~capirulos. el doctor Hers ~
inycntado uI4a senal ingeniosa que
20 que 81 lector e p donde inteE'U'"
n;a "a rac.:ra V pueda continuaria'
e. uod.lo del tip6fono que le aoc'''
u.rS asia eZAibiendo ahora en- Nue."
york es el goo. que contiene 'ooaS
1,.io-as y corrige todos los delecto9
,o,6 on To-. le9 anteriores. 81 oo-
lstc principal al visitar los Estados I
r,dos IS aceptar Ia invitacion que Sc
Ie hizo ' ~er ST puede encontrar pc.
sonas o corporaciones que utilicen "
,rvento. de aue pueda ponerse
n alcanc de los que a pero'uo
n vista a precio de manufacture .
s'n costo alSuno.
FL inventor cree que 81 desgracla al
perder Ia vista puede ssr utll a milo
nes de seres cue Sc haiZan en- "a mis-
ma siruaci6n. El no desea eIplotar 81
descubrimier'o, por 10 que esta dispueS
TO a cederlc 4 cuienes puedan empIeaE
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de 10 Taculrad de Ia UniversldIi de
Vicra. llama q 81 sisterna "Tipoionla'
o lectura por me6i1 del sonIdo. Y al
Instruments Upotano."
In tipofauia ciene muchaS TcrtaJas
sobre 81 metodo de Braille. En- primer
lugar. es f&cil de %aprender. ESto Sc
evidenciC caaEdo Ell doctor He-5 hizo
sonar sl improviSado alfabeto 4 IN VI
silante rIe lc ola por prunera veZ y
que conoci2 Il alfabeto Je Mor*A d.
cFo visitarte pudo repetir todas las
leIras al ci-las en- el q SEQ.
For otra ra:te. dice ei doctor Hers.
CT mctodo de E-a:'le So AprefGe c"n
GificuItad. especlalneute por los adul
tos que !. r2cietcn ciegoS. porgue
e. sentido Gel. tacto no es tar as.do
como 81 del oSo. Sc necesitan muchos
meses pac;i Gprender e. metodo de
Brailla. V h7v muchos que necesitan cs
tudiarlo dos amos para dominarlo.
Cuando al doctor Hers empezo a per
der Ia vista hace tres amos Y Sc le pro
EibiG que leyera- comenz6 a estudiar
81 metodo ;ie Braille. Y aunQue hombre
de ciencia = sSta acostumbrado a Goa
centrar su pensamiento por largos pc
riodos de tempo. le fue impossible 10
ninar dichu metodo en- mas de I'm
aho.
e. sistemt dc tipofonta puede apren
dc-se en- ounce dlas por ~cualquiera
persona, auarue hay muchas que 10
rcfisre que ca Eiena una JGven 10 n
prendi6 en- Tn dia. aunque este. dice
el mismo doctor. fue exceptional.
Otra gran ventaja sobre el metodo
Braille es QUE un iibro de zoo paginas
ir.presas pucde transformarSe en- an
cisco de Sels pulgadas de diametro.
en- tanto Ql4 el mismo lioro reproGT
cido segun a metodo B-aille neSesita
RIA 1000 Taginas, 10 cual significa
I'm considerable gasto de dinero para
el que qu!cra comprarlo. FL mismo
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ADMIRABLE APARAT0
PARA LOS CIEGOS:
Ell TIPOFONO

Los ciegos y las personals que ten
gan 81 vista debil de tai que
10 puedan leer con sus otos podraa
yez de hacerlo por medic del tac-o.
or medic - I'm notable invento del
doctor Max Hers. especlalista vien&s
'en e~nfarrnedades del coraz6n. :qu7
ACADIA de liecar a los Estados Uni
sos invit2do For varias personals Y
o-rganizacionsS i-nteresadas en- metorar
Ia c~ondici6n de los ciegos.
FL invento esta basado en- Ell alta
eeto de soni6os que Ell DR.. Hers tomb
lei alfabeto telegrafico de Morse, eli
-linando las rayas Y utiliZando los pun
de divcrSas maneras. Tn disco 70
.ografico contiene n historic "a
lenguaie de los sonidos. FL disco -
ro!oca en- IN Instruments que Sc pare
. q un ~fon6grafo equipado con una ca
a de sonidos. Cualquier persona Gle
IA, desp.izs de haberse f~amiiiarizado
col. 81 alfareto es capaz de lee- po'
i dido mejor que por e tacto por 81
n4todo BraInc que ahora esta en- uSo.
FL alfabeto Sc hasa en- un simple
punto. usandoSe en- yariaS combinaclo
hes dos puptos o cUaJro. Los G!scos
ronoeraficos So c~onsJruyen de Ia ST.
vuien m21elS: empleando IN iHStru
menro parecido a una maQuiHa de IS
cribir. "a persona que va a srabar
lbs discos hace unos aSujeros en ura
:apa delgada. siendO cada grupo DE-
p~erforaciones una letra en- el afaoeto
ne s-rrss. picha hoja a despues
a una maQuiua electrical Y las pe-Io
r~aciones ST. t~rarstorman en- sonidos de
IN disco fonoCrdfiCo.
Fl doctor Hers. que es miembro
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Ell P~ROCURADOR DE PUE.
PARTICIPE DE UN ROB0
Ell Lie. Mitchell y ell Juez
Penal robaron billetes
de una loteria

Puebla. 90 de JUNO r avisando los
archives del juzgado tercero de 10 pc
nal, fue descubierta Ia desaparici6n de
a~lgunos billetes de la loterIa francesa
CUE Sc ceiebra pasado manana, tenlen
10 un valor total de mil pesos. Dichos
bilIetes fueroD recogidos en- tempo del
Cohierno de Cabrera, pues en- I'm de-
creto de este eX-mandatario, sc prohi
Den las loterias y hast2 el concrete de
los billeteS de los sorteos que Sc veri-
fican en- otras capitales: con este mo-
two. lie fuerOn decomisados estos bile
ties a una CCnocida casa commercial Y
~quedaron en- poder del juez tercero de
10 Criminal. adjuntos al proceso que
Sc i~nstrufa. Con la salida del ex-pro-
curador Mitchell Y del ~ex-juez tercero
de 10 pen II. Salieron tambien del Juz-
gado los bi,letes sin que hasta Ia fe-
cha Sc ~deScubriera su ~pacadero. Sin
embargo. datido a las a~ctivas avert
guaciones del actual juez. senior Flo
rencio Zafnos Y Lumbreras, parece que
Sc esta esciareciendo Ell misterio. pues
Va Sc tiene cor ocimiento en- poder de
a. personals QueGaron. No es possible dar
e! nombre o nombres, porque Sc entor
recerfa la labor de la policia, pero den
Iro de brevcs dfas Sc sabra el rombre
&c la persona que guerra a o tran
&c sacarse Ia loterfa.
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jEsTA sU PIEL ABRAsADA PoR LA C0MEzoN?

gre, pues los remedies e~xteriores no
ejercen acci6n alguna. Esta es Ia "a
z6n por Ia cual los u~ngiientos, loclo-
mes. lavados y otros remedies apl-
cados ENVIRONMENTS, no proporclonan
mas que IN alivio relative.
ST listed desea obtener allvlo YER
dadero de has enfernedades de Ia
piel. no pierda tempo, deseche los
otros remedies. Y empiece a tomar 5.
:. S.
Para informes completes acerca de
su case, escriba al Director Medico,
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta. Ga. tAdv)
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FIESTAS
PARA Ell IL De JULIO

Tarios mlcElhros de Ia honorable co
lonia franCesa de esta ciudad. Sc reu
nieron aver en- Ell Cfrculo Frances, con
el objeto de discutir y aprobar el pro-
srama que debe ~levarse a cabo para
Ceiehrar brillantemente el %aniversa-
rio de IA toma de Ia Bastilla. En- esa
misma junta Sc nomhr6 In de los feste-
-os. integrada por distinguishes caba-
'leros franceses. q~uienes desie luego
han empezado los preparativos.
En- el programa Sc comprand. un
vistoso paseo dc carros alegor1tos, fun
clones teatrales Y I'm desfile que re-
presente a Ia soberbia Y abigarrada
muchedumbr" francesa pidiendo a toda
costa su libertad.
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No continue sufriendo y deJe
de tomar tratamlsntos
inadecuados

Las impurezas de Ia sangre son
producidas por millareS de germeneS
pequenos, que hacen aparecer Sus
efectos sobre Ia piel, va sea en- lorna
de Ilagas, barros, erupciones, come
zon, irritaci6n abrasadora, etc. Y que
empiezan luego su mission destructo-
"a.
Para entrar en- contacto con estos
rsrmenes. ell unico conducto es IA san
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PROCESO
&C

Ha quedaGc completamente termina
do el process que Sc seguia en- contra
del senior l!cenciado Jose Monterde.
actual JEFF de la seccion de Justicia
quien estaba acusado por haber man
dado rompe- los sellos a Ia tesoreria
del Ayuntamiento. Estes sellos, fueron
puestos por IL corporation menctona-
d. pero el Iicenciado Monterde crey6
mas corvenicnte que estuviera alberta
Y por ESQ o'rGen6 la destruction de los
sellos. No conforme con este proceder
81 Ayuntamicnro. acus5 al referido
ubogado, 1or 10 que Sc lie instruyo pro-
ceso. FL iuez que conoce del asunto,
despues de largas diligencias fallo
aver en- favor del senior Monterde. en-
81 sentido de que no hay delito que
.x-.a-,
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P~RESENTANSE TERNAS
PARA ~GOBERNADORES
Los candidates propuestos
para Yucatdn serdn
muy discutidos

c. DE MEXICO. julio EN- los
cfrculos of:ciales ha sido dada a como
Ger la terna que Sc presentara al Sc
nado para Ia designation de goher-
radores en- las distintas Entidades que
carecen de ellos. Dicha terna ma sido
muy comentada, especialmente en- 10
10 sin interSs comercial algunc.
FL sueho del doctor Hers es que So
forme en- ius Estados Unidos TN lnstl
tuto International de ciegos, con secclo
mes para toGas las n~ac!ones, para lie
var ell mulIo de IA literature, del ar
e Y de Ia ciencia a todos los que Sc ha
Ian privados de la vista.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10
NEW WICHITA COUNTY WILDCAT
REPORTED MAKING 400 BARRELS

conf q with NIrlor ihli thry wrt
t0 falc access ni all times tu ih'
lnt .I th.s ie.t Ind ih1i lhry $1,000
t.uUUd fl know ihr Hr.s about ih'
~ before the transfer uf Che 5000
..fU hrnf binding. 1ln prlIilDH
states chat tha land Rns uld lOr flt
900 acre WhW o. shoHld have hld b.
minimum value ID 5000 uu Zero
Tha acreage NOS /. fueardod a.
hailnf u value Of more than II 0On
40 a,Ir. and thr suii really iUult 'I
holdings wulih g. 900
On to- now K,1 R'fnr pool 90.
n tLo northwest Hf thr NuEguurr
district h.f producer It reported
10 Is thr H,'I eff - J. Benson u'
Port Worth located I.sf tp tIr north
&c block $50 ana b. reported lu bH
mlHiug 500 blrrds daily Ben vH
iIs two other wells un this tract
fuat arr ready 90 drl' 40 aud fourth
dfIIllUE ut loo t'ti
10 the fouthrl.irru pan off lh.
Ranger urld tho Magnolia Petroleum
luUu, h. developed now su...
IN "HNN NN i|.. '''' "IN N..... .. D..
tho So. 4. HN miles southeast I.
Nanrr gMch 10 mlAlug l'5 barre.
dtN ham depth OF l..uu t,'
NlW other arl. u chat lurt'It
have Wg.l tIt aWp ..uI ulI Iu.H.
hal c,,f ulp go to develop 10 I.s
, 200 HliUirs tltt 90, shallow sIul
operations van be profitable
M ui N,tMthy 80 I of 'h.
In,ss i'aa.u t.u and on tuWplN
Toe discovery wen e., the fold. tgtI
e. attar Ifd H,k rh" dH...k
.rll p.rH while o.. l,u.u o. .H.t.
,us btFg in,1. sitter tbo VOL l.o
lc,u t,rltd u.t d ls reported ifs
viii again become q producer ali,f
ho hole is cleared.
In ihe northern part ui Archer
.ouuN che lAwhoad Oh a Refining
company reports 70 has found n,e
.aud Of zoe feet that they may provo
~ payirf OIL productions,
~ Coliut county the Ncs'mIn-
Ter voil of the Pilot Crock on a
jas COMPANY hn "a showing OF ull
il 500 feet
In the Nocouily community ol
Stephen county q district ol gusl'
%. operations are being seriously
handicapped by water ahurlaEr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10
RESOURCES Of STATE
ARE BEING COMPILED
IN CATALOGUE FORM

SutrlAl " Tho Nsva
DALLAS. Apiil . m, resources
and raw welre,s nj this l1.o are b'.
mr cttaiOFuoi N inc Tow 'lam'
Der Of Commerce, 49, a. CiHrk m.r-
eyer ct The RESEARCH department .r.
uouncss. SO thu Information nl}
No. supplied ~ oulsld, capital
Iron ore Ignite. coal c.ay pu.
duets. t.licl lnd ccm,nl cotton
Mills. corn products. tJrm .'pr.
menis ana machinery r.D mil's
canning and preetlus fruits aud
terolnblct Nlps d., lHpri farm
lands cheap agricultural Rhds r'lt
cuafl labds snd uuuted l'H'a Save
mon surveyed hy che T,A. tNm.
''r Of Commerce. Tho tnmlHr u
parposo b. 'ip itrrl % Toss. mHuu.
lsuWlnr nHd nInluf InduHt. Wst
ts RAPIDLY aa feasible A. a.H a
ronnnfi.nH Un hr m Ido aIih ufr H.
ifstIuus that mighl htnWr Hit
"a in r,lahlHnIns plant t IaH.
Information viii ln ln.H m a. iU0
tld local ramueuIH hgi'e u tNn
iaie thus r.tlHf each lQHuHuN
opportunity o. rei uo.r O.. 'HIf
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} iNellH 70 ~ NOil
} INN tONtIh NnlNklis
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

"Ntcu Y.u tu lu ,uuDWl W
wrinkle WIN uWr Wldo fUm
b,aus. son loOto uu Dr. un' u.
Bet l doiUDl which lis possibly iut
small appear urlsu'WI \ bu1
concealed boz rrrum q to b uul
This uillr oplfMw a. NUpUl .
'uggras the pre- nt lIy tendency
CO. avoid thr us' uf ,o,W, lr which
can only conceal ur hlr f,Ml iu.
lucls. ana to adopt uHHd rational
moUrs uf rmOylng the nW For
the removal ot wrinkle llgFlnrss
81 cheek and chin. me uFDluo ftr.
mulH. which gnrs % tNn foundation
II lhDW ftluhlr. srrus lO have rOW'
into rprrii us since lH ,.uur h'
cam' known several years $3.50 QUO
nunc, oi powdered uNnhiN. prpur
ahl, ~ an, lrft store F Dissolve Z
In o. half pint witch hazel ltri us
% wrfh lotion ilis tIHli'u, iNr skin
almost immediately nl,erurlly
smoothing oui uUnal, lnd 'lUIW.
Hf in. hUrur h'u oI folds
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uiD Wltiil IlNk ND
lDWIIi iIil IOilN BOWS,

Tho old water tank nnd tower
which have oroupird place between
The court huuHn ANA ihn ban fur soma
frnu wrrn wrecked Yesterday morn
iuH w order ~ he COMMIT tHiunnfH
rnun George Willnrhlm WINS IN
charge Of tho Nufh ni Mains the nui.
No. II VIA ducldoi a. di nNny Win
lhn tower ana iulk when n Wis 40
ilrrd that u hWniod from Hldp ~
lido oven IN Il lirhl sind The tank
h1d nui boon used for sometime hut
n WIN contemplated iu pul into
nHn in The rear future n ~ not
known whether CO., NOT another nnh
viii be- pul boo llr plnrr ~ the uld
ono us 4 ihuk uud tower Ull stand
huHdr the one lhil was wrecked
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Warranty bred.

"fHfFHffHffH WV
T. A curtis a. Pred Hone lni q.
block ), curtis addition CnnadeTa,
uon tsee
T. A. Curtis 70 Pred bone lol I
block 7 Curtis addition Consider
alton tiiee.
q G. ranlrell 10 na,r Wallace
~ ssgllon ~ BLOCK "A An
consideration t.gu0
y q laplfrll % q q Marpbf
tlT.p Coz allel pafposes aerllQu lh1.
lleek A b n Consideration
tlup.
a n Nurphl 30 a. 4 CaulrfIl.
siflp Coz sllgi larpaffs. fflliau 49,,
tlek A u a A t0HHifesllaa
4 b lphRloa ln A. & nnmm M
~ spd oii loi b hloft pa. llfmr
nn' saalNan Consideration fls
"a roaa ,oC Il fnus lal.
llmk 7 l0ufIitltfHu tlaN
lifHn \ ford i0 y h eINpaa
iaif : 4 blskla ni latn. $3.50,
sNfraii0r tifN
A. y ualltmsfk iH fmat MnIIH
l'i pl.ls ~ tath edition l.U
solicitation l uNN
AmaIllp lmpIpm.l lmFnt Il
Nsfl b thM. .n 4.l0
tlNlt .t 800 pr tlth M. H d
tt
iln. .H
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Elaboration ts|.
MI N
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speclsl 10 To Nevp.
PORT WORTH. April 9.-rho new
Wichita county wildcat, the lull
cameron we'll which apparently hnt
tapped another big pool ulons Re-
River. started d.l.lug '''
me FanH neg u.
me- clio .sag nliuuut lni
ofa.. a. Sol. that Il standIng loo
49,, ~ the hole Al appearance iI.
timtc tina tit will make q 1000 bar
Iel producer and that Il Will prove u
worthy rival for The famous liurh
waggoner well which opened up 40,
waggonor district
This new prod cr found the sand
at i,Sti feet and ls producing go
oil that IL almost black. much dlth.
or than tho Burkbufuoti produce
which indicates, according 90 opera.
tors, that II IL located un the edge
Of the new pool or that II has tap.
ped an entirely new stratum NJ ull
deposits. somewhat Inferior 10 the
Durkbufnott crude.
The well Il causing even greater
excitement than did the slglcr We'll
IN Wllbafger county, which also has
opeEee up a new field,
Developments In the vicinity Of the
Slglor well took sensational turn
when q suit VAS filed here cnnitatlEg
title 20 5000 OF the 5000 acre hol.
dings Of the slgler well Il was filed
rs y. e. StFlpling and Anon q Car
ter who alleged that Lloyd Slglcr
aud 81 H. Ha2oltine purchased th'
holdings from them after mlsroprr'
sentlng the situation IN the Sigi'r
test. Carter, STRIPPING and associate
originally leased ~ the Wharton
ranch on With the well IL located
aud they started the test which Nss
then known on which the well Is 10.
Gated and they started the test which
was then known ~ the Burton Noll
Later this well and 3.o0O acres u
the holdings we're sold 10 siglor and
associates for $4,000.
Subsequently, according TO The suit
sigler and Hageltlno offered 20 buy
another 5000 acres adjoining their
lease from AFTER and stripping al.
though he declared there was no oil
showing In the well and no prospect
Tor production. Carter and strip
ling Allcg1 that In their original
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should hr rll1 n yuu would lol mo
know Whni date v0uld be- mat oon.
'rulonl a. you n0 that may make ~
arrangements iur your hospitality.
I umi Yours fnilhfuly,
UEN u N 'iilrilAllD.
70 Rev lllHhnn 1omplu.
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Phone .oI prrlIup llmH Grr
k.l GOO rulk rrno i.lNry 10
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10

Phone ao1 luetlnr llolto Mif.
bet 600 rulh ffro delivery ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10
IMTER-CHURCH WORLD
MEETING At CLOVIS
IS WELL ATTENDED

CLOVIS. y. NJ April p-An In
ter-Chureh oonicrontc OF m1ch iu
forest wa eld IN clo,ls this wee
This was he mature Of rornt,
conference nj vas atiendtd D.
number OF the executive A. thH
movement from elsewhere those iu
attendance were Row kollc, O'NoN,
superintendent OF survey VI Pasu
Texas Rev. X 4. Nau,o. regional
director, NJ paso. Toxas Mrs " p
Mayhood Of the Woman ncplr.
m-pt, Albuquerque Reg n. NJ ~.
field Indian missionary L1roana,
New Mexico
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10

" NIIIl7IalFI -
ThlksT April s-The general
strike ~ Plume has been settled.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10
BISHOP TEMPLE
To CO To LONDON
FOR CONFERENCE
l.l'ist UilL tlltiltil l,Iinlil
Np llhiIh 80 LEAVE
~ ~ W,

lHh1p Edward s Temple ul Nm
u.l.u viii attend lhn lambeth con
terence which viii hn held ln luH
IuH during July uu NurualI uudiu.
HH r'uuth uf Oh, latter month ~
.uN hH family WIl Hi from Sos
tuIh l.ur 200. aIulm W Euflau,
'NlIN No iul1
l'.Nup tunulr yesterday ln nurit
HH u' ha NHll rHll IhIi The sr.flOpH
mi iHr conference would hrrp hiU
Nu Wlh busy ami doubted Nhrlh,i
hn NU.li hIyu much iNup tur eight
t'Ur uul NHltUF ilu durH uul
|HuN vet NhHlhrr hn Viii hr able
200 tI.Il continental Europe. bat
boom. uui hr Wny hu able 90 uu
IhfI. fUI Tow dlta Nt ltH.l
90 Iup Temple hN. already fr ub.
rl Invitations Go visit win bishops
aud uihor church dIHnliIrirH while
100 lU.Hul iU.' 'hu uluur day hn
Invitation Nah fuuNri from tho
bishop ul tAotur "a Iu.loWH.
isl March 1870.
'wm lhr nHhnp of ENDlrr
IllE PALACE
\ IIlNt
800 h iuUuud S.r
IUr lN.hnp E,.uI LUW William
.pl b. WNuua lml n number ur
.I. NWuluu lllahup who viii hr On
london during tbr lambeth confer.
ou,r should visit nuNuush1p during
ih.r hHN IN England
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10

luh ihr iuln's YIN nNLAnnN
rNoW llNlMltNf in rolir,p rhoumls
llHm Il prnoimlw lQp flpnh ~ me
bono conveying llH H0nihlnR unl ~.
H'onil,n Influence 10 no annl whuro
lho pain exists Bold hy nll druggists
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-12
Fairgrounds Funds.

C. F. GaAtjer. superintendent Of parks, in
communication to The Argus yesterday, cited
the necessity for funds with which to maintain
the several public Fairgrounds. where the little
folks Of the city are allowed to romp during
tile summer months under supervised care.
II requires considerable money to conds.ct
these grounds, but 1t is we'll spent, as anyone
who has observed the youngsters at play will
agree. In the past the park board has helped
with contributions, but the board needs its
available funds for other purposes. Mr..
Gaetjer has shown way out Of the difficulty.
and his suggestion should be adopted. There
is state law that provides for Fairgrounds
tax 1t is so small that the taxpayer would
barely notice the difference that he is annually
assessed. Rock Island should take advantage
o. the benefits Of the law.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-12

with me that l am going to let Won
rejoice with me.
I really can't tell you all the
wonderful things that he said. they
are too sacred to write down, but
I'll just whisper this to you. 1 have
promised to become Mrs. Richard
W. Savage isn't that a good name
Tor him? You see he has got to live
up to his name.)
~
JULY 10. 1928.
l am going to write once more
before packing you away for good.
Something overheard this morn.
Ing certainly amused me. Junior
was out playing when / heard him
promise his little boy chum, IF YOU
don't stop pulling my dod's tail, I'll
div you a punth in the moth" Dick,
who was working the lawn mower,
called out, Listen here, young fell
low. better not let your mother
her you say that, as it was a punch
in the nose that was the cause Of
her downfall"
In . few minutes Junior came In
all askance, with "Muvver. dad saws
you dot such . hard punth in: the
moth that you fell down, jth that
tho!' and ] had to agree With him
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-12
TlHQE DAILY SHORT STORY

Well. you dear old book. l must
repair my face and hop into bed, a.
I'm dog-gone tired.
AUGUST -, 1890.
Stayed home Saturday aid nurs-
ed my nose. Back to work again.
! sure do hate Monday, especially
this one. Guess what! That brute
OF q woman beaten actually laughed
at me this morning, and said, Good
morning; how is cur nose this
morning." was &C mad I couldn't
do my work right. Mr.. dickson
made me rewrite all my letters, and
to make matters worse said, Miss
Varney, you must be in love-"
In love, Ha! Ha! In hate, I
call it. oh. to be able to get into
that building some other way. ny
ing machine perhaps. But no, It is
either Crosby Square or another
position.
AUGUST q. 1890.
Still laughing! Undoubtedly he
70 glad he hurt me 30. THE
BRUTE!-The look he got this
morning will hold him Tor swhile.
Ono Of those cold cutting looks that
II supposed to b answered BY the
person either shriveiling up right
in front Of one. or turning into a
block Of ice. But 1t wasn't Just
the same-old smile, and great day"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-12

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~ AyGus sDorsing Dass has always seen
eisazly ~ fsqslsasiy eonluctsd. ard always
viil - ~ Arsas 4 q ready 70 coaAemn
) cs6ohsa sDsstias sveat4as = 70 approve
oas tAat . easgssd on ea the square The
Argus &elisvss n al clean sporting ahadrs.
n stalsys Dlaysa dirty 4tsctbsll IN Rock II
ja1d ~ sunday. he Argus said they did.
hi ~ Argus, also disaepsoved the outbreak
on tie psst Of fans when they hurried pop bot
tiss 1t IN auto containing Staiey players At
the conclusion Of the game.
Manager Walter Flanagan of the Independ-
ents also stands for clean football. and in
adherence to his policy hs has announced that
never % long = he has direction Of the indie
pendsnts will that team ever consent to an
ether meeting with the Staleys Flanagan says
tho Staieys and the Independents don't belong
ir the same company.