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THREE KILLED
IN REPR|SALS
NAKED MEN RAID HoME0 IN
DELFAsT. IRELAND. KILL
ING FIVE.
ONE POLICE MURDERED
CLASHES FOLLOW As THE RE.
SULr OF KILLING AFTER
NEW OUTBREAK.
w..,.r. Newspaper Union New. Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Belfast. Sept. N.-Fierce fighting
broke out In North Belfast again after
the clashes and assassinations few
hours earlier. First reports from the
hospital were that five gunshot cases
and many other injuries were being
treated.
The Falls district OF Belfast Is seeth.
ing with excitement AZ q result Of the
murder Of n policeman. the woundins
Of two others and the swift vengeance
enacted In the killing OF three civilians
who were shot down In rapid suocss
sion by bands Of men who visited their
homes. The affair had its beginning
a. Constitutes Leonard and Carroll
were patrolling the Falls road.
When passing a public house they
heard footsteps behind them. Swing.
ing around they were confronted by
two men. armed with revOlvers, who
ordered hands up.
simultaneously fire was opened up.
on the Officers and Leonard fell dead
with bullet In his breast. Four shots
were directed at his companion. Three
Of them missed. the fourth lodging In
the thigh. Apparently thinking both
men dead the assasslns left.
At about the same time Constsbles
Farrell and Kearin were fired upon
about mile from the scene OF the 9TH
er attack. The assailants sprang up
on the police unexpectedly. Farrell
was shot In the arm, Kearin was
knocked down and several shots were
fired ut him while he WAS on the
ground. Some Of the bullets passed
through his cape without touching his
body and he was not wounded. Far
rcll was taken to a hospital.
The reprisnl came swiftly. Three
lvilinns-Edward Trodson. John Nc.
Fadden and John GaInor-who lived
near the scene Of the attacks. were
slain In their homes.
Four men took part In the shooting
Of Trodson, who was barber. After
knocking NJ the door they fired shot
through the barbershop window. Trod.
sons son opened the door and the men,
wearing masks, rushed upstairs. They
dragged Trodson to the yard and fired
several shots ut him. piercing his skull.
Other occupants of the house were
not molested. The scene Of the second
shooting was hundred yards from
the Springfield barracks. MacFaddcn
opened the door when three men
knocked. Several shots were dis.
charged at him and he fell dead.
Gninor's mother answered the tap
ping on the door. The men rushed 10
n room at the top OF the house. where
they found their victim partly dressed.
They made him walk down the stairs
ahead Of them and fired three shots
into his body. killing him.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-09-30
Two Bandits Rifle Mail Car.

ChicaEo.-Resistercd mail pouches
were rifled on the New Orleans Limit
cd. northbound. Illinois Central train,
before the train reached Chicago. by
two masked men who escaped. Post
office officials said they could not de-
termine the amount stolen until a
check Ind been made. The same train
and the snme mail clerks were held
mp last Mny by Horace Walton OF st.
Joseph, No, who was slain by the
police while trying to escape with
nearly 100000 stolen from mail caS.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-09-30
Broker Rsfused cltIxsnahlp.

Chicago. - Paul Tietgcns. wealthy
broker and head OF the commission
firm of Paul Tlctgcns 4 Co.. has, been
refused citizenship by Judge George
r. Page In the federal court. The
Judge said the refusal was not he.
cnuss OF any proved disloyslty. hut
because Tietgcns had been unable 10
show his loyalty to the United States.
Judge Page was not satisfied with his
explanation Of why he waited twenty
three years before asking for his first
citizenship papers.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-09-30
BLAME BLACK AND TAN
DWELLING OF MRS. ANDREW
WHITE WAS pEsTRovEp
POPULATION OF TOWN FLEE TO
FIELDS TILL DANGER
PASSED.

Western Newspaper un,o. News Service
Dublin, Sept. 23.-The damage done
by "the black and tans" In Balbriggan.
in their raids, Is estimated at $0OOeOOO.
Among the dwellings destroyed were
those of Mrs. Andrew White, sister-in.
law OF EamOnn de Valera and Law
renee Flanagan, brother-in-law Of Do
Valera.
Balbriggan. Ireland-Nearly 1000
persons, about half the population of
this partly devastated town. crept back
to their homes after having spent a
second night Of terror in nearby hay
fields. Once In the night an alarm was
raised which caused a stampede to re-
mOter fields. where they took refuge
under hedges and haycocks or other
shelter.
Women and old men shivered in the
cold until dawn, when q accommodating
party found things quiet In BalbriEgan,
and all gradually returned home.
The correspondent witnessed the
last Of the population coming home
women with crying infants, men car.
rying blankets aud food, and children
endeavoring to rub the sleep from
their eyes. Only handful OF the res
idents had been courageous enough to
pass the night in their houses.
Many townspcOple scattered among
friends in neighboring villages while
others went to farms about Dublin,
more than twenty miles distant.
Groups stood In the streets gasing
At the smoking ruins Of houses
wrecked by bombs or burned after hav-
Ing been soaked with petroleum.
The correspondent saw motor tend.
ers, each containing a half dozen
"Black and Tan" recruits from army
men to reinforce the royal Irish con-
stabuary whlzz through the main
thoroughfare with rifles. The local 20
lice consisted Of twenty royal Irish
constabulary veterans. They are said
to have prevented the "Black and
Tans" from burning the principal fac
tory and also to have saved other prop
erty.
The body Of Royal Irish Constabu-
larry Inspector Burke. killed In the ear.
~ fighting. was removed from the po-
lice station. but the bodies of Gibbons
and I.arless still lay nearby awaiting
an inquest.
The manager Of 4 British.owned
hosiery factory, the inside of which
was ruined. was preparing to return to
England. He said 1t would be impos-
sible to rebuild. He suggested that
the burning Of this factory marked
new phase in alleged attempts to sup.
press the Sim Fein. He said although
many creameries which had been com.
munIty property had been destroyed,
he believed the burning Of the factory
the first instance Of n deliberate at.
tack on an Industrial works. About
400 employees. including many women.
have been thrown out Of work. Skilled
mechanics and other employees say
they will be unable to find Jobs. else
where In their particular line In Ire
land.
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Driver Killed In reyeut.

HanfOri. Calif.-Chester villa. Y
stspson Of b. A. ForestereF. secretary
and general manager Of the Oakland
Tribune. while practicing for an auto.
mobile race here. suffered injuries
from which he died. A steering arm
on Villas cur snapped on n turn and
the car, after striking q post. hurtled
over small building. several vehicles
aud large lumber pile. Villas skull
was fractured md his chest crushed.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-09-30
Toy Balloon XII. Child.

Portland. Ore.-Louis PaEelli. IL.
10 dead because he tried to play with
too many toy balloons. The boy held
An Inflated balloon In his mouth
whilo he attempted to blow up an
other. Taking long breath prepar-
atory to snlarginE one he drew the
other into his wtndpipe and choked
to death.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-09-30
Woman. q v..rs Old. Convicted.

Salem, Ore.-Mrs. Lena Steiger. 81
years old. was found guilty by jury
Of assault with intent to kill her hus-
band, T. W. Steiger. She was accused
Of entering into plot with Jesse Null.
link. who last March shot stslgsr
three times at the latter'S farm near
here. Mullinix 10 serving 4 sevsa.year
sentence. The trial established init
macy between Mrs. Steigsr and Multi
nix, who In - years old. She acknowl.
edged the intimacy. but denied enter.
ing into . conspiracy to kill her hus-
hand,
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-09-30

Boise. 1dnho.--The Supreme Court OF
idaho has rendered decision In the
appeal Of James +. Callahan. mining
man Of Occur dAlene. from an award
Of the District Court OF Kootenai coun.
~ In his suit for divorce from Helen
Elizabeth Callahan. The decree Of III.
vOrce is affirmed. but the case re.
handed for trial us to an award OF
go, 900 to Mrs. Callahan from commun.
ity property and ~ to certain charges
Of Callahan not passed upon by the
lower court.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-09-30

So many cases Of Rheumatism
come from . tiny disease germ that
in9ests the blood. that physicians
are beginning to realize that this
source Of tho disease d becoming
quite prevalent. OF course . dis.
ease that has It's source In the
blood cannot b reached By local
remedies applied 70 the surface.
One remedy that has given splen.
did results In tie treatment Of
1heumatism y SIS, The nne "a
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-09-30
URGES HIGHER RATES
FORMER FOOD ADMINISTRATOR
RAes POSTAL SAVINGS SYSTEM
FAvoRs ESTABLISHMENT OF IN.
sTiTUTIoN ALONG LINES OF
FARM LOAN BANK.
w....rs Newspaper Union New. Service.

v.., s..,., r,,o, NJ. s.~x,e.
New YORK. sent. 4-Herbert Hooy.
ar vhn ,s~,,,,sa h.f.r. m. sepste
,,,,,,n,,... -. .a,.o,.,r,,..,,n a..I. rod
~, ~ -,
nc oe'''e' ."e "ss,'su.' y. ''A
S4S'"k" "o"'" oe ".'""'..e" +" '"e
government stopped proi'teerihR aho
paid something Ike an adequate rate
OF interest" to depositors.
Reports showed, ne said. that prof
its obtained BY the government In 1918,
chiefly from redeposit Of postal say-
,nvx hsnk fund. IN hank. .t 2n per
cont rntsre., ,,.,. Z, "a, oo whIIe be
.ad.a .,.v,r.,,o. =, nv ,nnuoI
49,. = 49,. .,' ",'"
p".-' .-''"s' JUN ''r"'' ~ou'" DIV"
'"s' oeposl'"'s 10 ho' receive """c''
more ehan per cent interest
III Q complete balance sheet were
made from the beginning. ne SAID.
"the return OF the government as In
dicated by the profits during III" on
postal savings bshk depos'tA prooa-
"y ~ou.u pieseu. ~ 49, w p'',
u. p. pc, ""u" y. a"' e.pa'
.a.eu " ."o eo.s ~. ~ s1v
po'ns t"o .S'0a. :. ~. s0'
OF my capital oA'.as'0. @ .s
oeen ns.s ~ 'ne .o.:oli' =.
psen.. oucn 81 ore'.aol ~ pr
va'e Lana. "oula oo u.sno. W ."e
term p'oti.oorns sno ouo.'c oe-
msnd Wouio require Avosuss.'o" ny
'ne s''o,nsy sn rug uero'''
oIs .s tns poo's e.u 'es.' w y,
tne community s'o aos0''o e'p'''a'
~.
II. noovss oec'ss0o ."e. ou.u
sesm oniy JUSTICE u 'ne who'e
mstnod OF payment OF interest
should 90 reorsanised % !" 70 ap-
prp1imately distribute the prouts
back TO the depositors. no said the
postal savings oanks were estao-
lished Tor the prime purpose OF en-
largins the area OF national savings.
He asserted the stimulation to saw
iugs was not interest return Out
merely the inducement OF safety.
1.-THE real question at ISSUE" he
said. appears to me to be not only
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-09-30
Look Out for Rheumatism
As Winter Approaches

blood remedy that has been sold b.
druggists for more than fifty year..
SIS. acts BY driving out Of The
blood the disease germ that causes
Rheumatism, thus a6ording real
relief.
Begin taking S.s.S. today and 4
you will write . complies history
Of your case. our medical director
will give you expert advice, with
out charge. Address Chief Medical
Adviser, Isl Swift Laboratory. A.
laata, Ga.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-09-30
2ss vssss,s pass Thru In Month.

Washington.-A new record for Q
months traffic thru the Panama canal
was established during August. when
100 commercial ships passed thru the
canal, carrying l.0@O.7+O tons Of cargo.
Tolls collected during the month
amounted to $4,000.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-09-30
Want 1000. 900 Members.

Atlantic City. n. 1.-THE interna-
tionnl committee OF the Young Mems
Christian Association, together with
the secretaries. numbering about 30,
launched drive mt II conference here
to increase the membership in the Y.
=. to 100000. The present member.
ship. II was stated. Is 100000
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-09-30
consloorats,

John. age i've, had put In an un-
pleasant evening trying to keep him
self amused, while his father and
mother were entertaining company.
The evening were on with no one pay
Ing any particular attention to John.
who. in desperation, finally approached
his mother and said:
Mother. we'd better 90 b bed.
These people want to 20 bona"
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-09-30
y. Q. Has Armsred Plane.

New York.-A new airplane, carry
tag q one pound cannon in addition to
. battery Of machine guns Of all sizes,
and protected with an armOr plate OF
three cighths.Inch steel. has been de.
velOped by the army air service. The
new plane In propelled by two Liberty
motors Of 400 horsepower each and
can attain q speed OF 40 miles an
hour.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-09-30
"paDs's pIaDeesIs" csnosis Stouash

est relief for Indigestion. desc. thtn.
ience. Heartburn. 0ournsss, ysr@aatatto0
Or stomach Distress caused by aesAity.
few tablets give almost Immediate
II corrected 70 you can eat fAvorite feo1e
without fear. LArgo case costs oaly q
cents at drug stocs: Abeolutsly harmless
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-09-30
Smart.

1.-THE gentlemen who came to zee
papa while you were away said was
the smnrtest child they had ever
Known. and each gave me Z quarter"
''Oh. that pleases mother very much.
You recited for them all the nice
pieces you knowf"
mo. I said l knew q lot Of pieces,
md then didn't recite any"
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-09-30
Curb on Profanity,

The following sign was noted In
the pool room Of combined soft drink
parlor and pool room In CFaWfoFds-
Vile:
"Gentlemen-Please do not swear
loud enough to be heard In the fruat
part Of the room."-Indianapoais
News,
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-09-30
Stops Hair Coming Out:
Doubles Its Beauty.

4 few cents buys .Dandertns."
After an application Of "Dandsrins"
you can not tlnd q fallen hair or any
landru6. besides every hair shows new
life. vigor. brightness. more color and
thicknesa.-Adv.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-09-30
Folly Of 9siHshneos.

TO be selfish Ii to he ignoble-to
.cpose on a lower platform for lower
sain. when you might choose . high
sr. To be selfish IL to sacrifice the
aobler for the meaner ends, and to be
,ortlIdIy content.-H. r. Hnweis.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-09-30
DYE RIGHT
Buy only Diamond Dyes"

Zach package Of "Diamood Dysoe
contains directions % simple that an1
woman can diamond.dye worn, shabby
skirts, waists, dresses. coats, gloveA
stockings sweaters, draperies svsEy.
thing. whether wool. silk, linen, eottsa
or mixed goods, new. rich fadeless col.
on. Have druggist show 700 d.
Dond Dyes Color Card."-Adv.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-09-30

Uneonseiously Trve.
"Moilie met q skin doctor who says
he can take away wrinkles and uaha
old faces - good n new"
II guess he does It with one q
them new.fangled things they cali
wrinkle prevnricators."
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sEIMkN's IDg1 ilEAlI ~.
LIGHTS CROWDS ~ DikSDi

The ln2O Musical scyuo which N
nov at the Doandi Theatre, cunil'
nurs 10 delight the packed hnurei
~ each performance. 'ihls clover
aggregation has won favor from ihn
start.
The -Four Harmony Firnda quar-.
tollo iH one uf The buu that has hoer
heard here In npmc tine, a n elaine
ed. They have an unlimited rcpct'
tpiro Of popular ana Hrml'claHsi
songs ~ those who like real quar-
tote harmony viii enjoy thorough,
I, the style IN which they prearR
thoir progrum each performance.
Last nights offering was IN tho
slylo ui rural comedy entitled
"Stobbins Corners proving quite u
contrast nrm their initial oIi,ring
WHO'S Rahy II lt' giving the pa'
irons uf the n,nndi un Opportunity
~ approaching The torlliallty " tho
cast nllly Names Ole mans char
actor g. clever throughout other
members OF the east who Nlnnd uut
are Miss Helen Huntington, the liar.
Slows Louise Russell, Marie
Manccs. Harvey Cutchotl, and NJ
len Fisher
\ complete change NJ program viii
be- offered every Nor day Wcdncs'
dos aud FRIDAY. with special pro-
gram oi feature pictures,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-01

10 be- the most interesting produced
boz several years are lad ~ scot
.und. The rtoiy Is cgfbirniion vi
llio IN q gypsy camp and ~ . hDuHe.
hold located In the land Of heather.
This ls the first time tnll u band ~
gyrHlos haze been utilized 10 ~" pie
Irritation uf q story. The piciure
Wus made hy Morton Thornton. an
American director vho went alrond
and uaAolcd lor three months ~
England locking fur Ftpsics who
would permit them.Olyrs 20 be- mad ?
the background Tor q phO'oplay pro.
ductun. llo secured over th'r"
.omc English actors Who had had
screen experience both there ana ~
Ibis country aud began ~ work. A.
% result. Roman, ~ hpgr los" lltn,
wild. s the first truthful pr'srn'
itil0u ul d. gypsy cnclVrni"nt Low
INK their mode ol llfug lhrir un'
conventional life b. nlrd dly rrprr.
.cutcd lu the .lN inrls that mako mp
mis- feature.
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Rise ~ Iloiuiln Gish

In the amusement world The cry T.
always for something n'W' the
siaso ur screen Player who satisfies
This demand is assured OF popularity
ana the Attending financial prosper
as the biz reason tor tn" sudden
urro. OF y,ung NiH Dorothy Gfh
u the movies b. that her method ai"
thoroughly original Even such 900
as'utc producer as !. " Grifillh
hardly realized when be- east mas
talented Eiil In % small comedy biz
100 Hearts - the World" that she
was q potential tau Her perform
lncc rs rhe Little plstuihcr In that
memorable picture, bright spot u
% screen world hat was largely
mutkv tragedy. established her as
% dclirhlfully new lspc ut com'dion-
no.
Ting Jane" "no,ts Poppy Folly
tling Jane "roots Poppy Polly
md "Ill Oct nm YETI cunNul.rd
picture audience pl o,cr the cIun
uy re- iuc,hluslihlc supply of
energy. harp sense ~ the comic anu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-01
LIVELY FIGHT EXPECTED
DURING CLOVIS ELECTION

CLAYTON. y. 81. March 'l.-A
lively contest IN The municipal lee
iion 10 take place here "a April d,
Is In process OF development.
The municipality ~ Clayton owns
and operates It's water and heht
plant Upon ACQUIRING the same ta'
torn was involved IN nond Issue
which was thought suifclertly large
TO place the plant suba niialiy 10
a position 20 h. ssii-sustalri
however. TIC management has iecn
such tina, calls for new bond issues
lave been SO frcuni that the peo-
pie are beginning 90 make ln0ulriei
that sceIn somewhat impairment a.
tho various Town hos rds that have
been connected heretofore with such
administration A. the coming e'cc-
lion OF the various town officers tie
question OF n sixi, -thorsand-dnl az
bend issue il also baing submitted.
Hond issues have lecn called Tor hN
the various boafyis elected. and voted
by the people. until the town l. u
VOWED 20 the amount ~ sisO.'
eoe,e0.
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PAMPA IN THR0[S
Of BUILDING BOOM
NIMIROt ioNIHtITs Ll.r lnl.
NCI~ "a ~ iiiT
~ NtAE ItIi ~,

sitslai 60 Tho Nsaa
PAMpA. starch n sn,,u' o. H
houses are h'.ns contracted i1 n'
bult in ~, uoNi eco go 3D." iafs Boz
pJmpa Commissioner " A IHvluf
had two contractor. over lIH il.H.
Nav south Trading tn tUHh.u 40
cot work started urIt uHa, 600 tNn
bridge that crosses tHc .nuh fn,t
ol Rcd River Nofk Wiu proceed a.
last as 81 aan po. 0hIy he rushed. Nr
rayior says
Also the county .ll orrf.r 900
surveyor a. ll pE,Df, u.t Hl-
vpytd the connection Ou tHr tI.f
side 81 Grey county ca llIrhN .
with Wheeler count. Tu EIl Fr
"a direct highway tn ulIH.DHI COOS.
with les, grades iblu .u. o..nl
i0u'e. Tho route vill lo r.HUI D..
soon as Nofh enough hgs .u r'a
10 lus,iii tbH tI,r.i,. 'n follow I 10
b. said
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A TEXAS WONDER

for hidnsy and badisl troubles, navel, weak
and lame bach, ihrumhism and irregularities
~ ~, thrf,s. una bladder " ne, told Nv
yolr druspisi, Nv Whll llei. Small loillo
uutn tita Ssnd for sNotn testimonials.
~ , " Hal, SOC Olive 81, 81 louis, No,
Nnll ~ oil duFHlsia.
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FARMING WELL UNDER
WAY IN OONLEY COUNTY


CLARENDON Mar. Hl-iIr
weather continues fair aud aJrm.
iruit is blooming aud sp.itg pillow.
tng il undo, way The rec u hove
.,fs following 'hr storms % Ht ne
state have been of great pro.' Or ibis
section ol tn state.
Grain crops are very small 30 Don.
los county special acreage helms lIf.
~ % headhsds aud cotton Tho
Vegetable acreage Tor commercial uur
pose Is hcins somewhat iuuc1t p
Much impro ins Is being lnn' ON
the average farm Boz The r.y ~
small addition. to th' homes h.In,s
and foues around tho place ll,.-
mesa she'd. lr, being built JGi npli-
mcnt houses care Tor the improved
machinery being installed ON 900
farms IN gonoui Much interest and
attention is bo,ng given power far
.minr methods. due Co tho shortage
of labor IN this section ct 90" state.
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SILVER CREST FARM
BUYS MORE STOCK

Special ~ Tive News
CLARENDON. Mar. 3l-Thc SIT.
yer crest Farm OF iiodloy re- entity
purchased by Frank VI. Clark upon
the dissolution of tho partnership oi
CLARK and MoFarllng announces IA
purchase oi four choice iudNf~ial-
from Happy Poland china Farm
to DO added io their already la-ou"
line 90 ~ Bono Poland China hos.
This farm is buediur ard U.nI
ling one OF the strongest lines o'
puro bred breeding Poland China
hogs In the south and are planning 20
show In the northern shows, the IL
ternational and state ff.rs this CONE
INK year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-01
BETTER Than Al.0Xs.
Thousands Have Discovered
Or. EDWARDS Olive Tabiets
Are a Harmless Substitute

Or. Edwards Olive Tablets are th
result Of Dr.. Edwards determination
MOI TO treat liver and bowel compliant.
with calomel. For IL years he USE
tkese tablets n vegetable compcunc
mixed with olive oh In hs private
practice with great success
They DO all the good that calond
does but have no bad alter effects. Nc
pains, no griping. no injury 10 The
gums or danger from acid ioods-yet
they stimulate The liver and bowels.
lake : Dr. Edwards Olive Tablet.
When YOU feel -logy" and heavy.
Note how they dear olouded brain and
perk % the spiritx. l0c and &c . boz
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Moi;k BIGiNS ON
CIiEln BtiIDiNG

CLARENDON. Mar 20 Tho
Christian denomination of clarendon
dayr started work upon their new
reinforced concrete church This plan
Is t0 hc boo 600 effective mission siy."
and viii house o. most complei'
church plant. modern IN ever, dciil
Goth branches of tho Christian
Church viii build within this year
and plans are bc.ng discussed for
thp erection uf @ modern place ol
Worship tor the Presbyterian church
.,mtiIm, In iho year
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MN TOWNS JOiN
WIsT TENLS 4 ~ 4.

Special a. fhf Vows.
STAMFORD. Mar 3D. Towns ~
which new uuits have been organized
for or affiliated with The West Tea
as chamber 90 Commerce recently
are Breckenridge. Albany, Necessity,
Oldon. Cisco. Glouroso. Midland, Col
ofadl nir springs Lorraine, Bars
tow. peros aud Amarillo
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RECKLESS BUYING
( POST WAR PERIOD
f. DECLARED At END
tcontInuod from Pnsc onel

ity. reports from the scNorcla &C.
reryc districts showed. but through
out tho detailed observations oi
these officials there was distinctly
anttn,tetie tfua summed mn 4 WAS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-01

always new "rlRs" have made her
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-01

BAD breath. huicr taste. dizziness
and general no account footing
Is SIRE sign OF torpid liver HER
Dine D. the medicine needed. u
mikes the liver active. yitaliSc the
Hood. regulates the bowels and re-
stores O fine feeling of energy pni
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