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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-10-15
NEW TRUCK TIRE
SOLVES PROBLEM
Mono-Twin Eliminates Traction
Wave in Solid Tires on
Big Trucks.

Owners of heavy-duty trucks, the
weight of whose loads make pneu-
matte tires unfeasible, but who have
been dissatisfied with results obtained
from solid tires, may take comfort
from the fact that tire engineers are
devoting attention to the solid tire
problem with an earnestnes that Is
bringing tangible results.
Two chief obstacles have made the
uses of solids in large sizes unsatis-
factory, both the result of the large
mass of rubber necessary to their
construction. In travel on solid tires
the traction wave formed in the rub
Der just ahead Of the point of contact
with the road surface has caused such
a kneading of the compound as to re-
suit in the deterioration of the rubber.
The second obstacle has been the diff
ficulty of securing perfect vulcaniza-
ton throughout the mass of. rubber.
As a consequence of this difficulty 1t
has not been uncommon to have tires
fail because the heart of the tire was
improperly cured.
The laboratories OF the United
States Tire Company, after long study
of these problems, has evolved the
Mono-Twin, a big solid which COM
pletely eliminates these difficulties.
IT has an especially massive rubber
body, into which deep depressions
are sunk at regular intervals in the
center of the tire. These depressions
provide for the dissipation of the trac
ton wave insure vulcanlzation of
every part of the rubber, and at the
same time give a tractive quality of
unusual degree. Big trucks can travel
at sufficiently high rates of speed
without danger of running the tires.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-10-15
SCHOOL LUNCH RECEIVES
VARIED CONTRIBUTIONS

Anyone wishing to contribute to-
ward dthe school lunch may send con-
tributions to Mrs. E. H. Ryan. Send
your name and the name of the organ
ization you wish to receive credit.
Saturday the following was re-
ceived:
For Relief Society by,
Eight pints of assorted iellies and
jams and l pint each of caulifower,
corn and beans.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-10-15
MIR. ROOSTER'S ADVICE

TT WAS raining very fast and all the
L hens and chickens were sitting un-
der the bushes at one corner of the
yard waiting for the rain to be over,
for each knew the worms would then
be easier to find.
Old Mr.. Rooster wOs watching with
the rest OF the family. He had lived
at the farm longer than the others ana
so was considered very wise and was
very much respected.
The hens taught their chicks to look
upon old Mr.. Rooster as their protec-
tor and as one to he listened to In all
things.
When the rain was over young Mrs.
Hen jumped up tn scratch for worms
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-10-15

before the others came from under the
bushes.
She was lucky enough to get a very
large one the first scratch, but before
size had II dragged from the ground
out ran all the others and began to
tug and pull until In the end no one
got the worm.
"NOw, what a silly family | have"
thought old Mr.. Rooster, who had not
run with the others. "All so greedy
that not one of them had a bite.
must talk to them and tell them how
silly they are"
In spite OF the worms, when Mr..
Rooster called his family they all
came running TO see what he wanted.
II want to give you some advice"
he said, "the worms will be very thick
after the rain and easy to find, but
when one OF you gets very large one
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-10-15
UTAH SCENES ARE ADVERTISED.

LAIR visitors found in the display window of the
/ Salt Lake Photo Supply Company an enlarge
ment of picture of one of the striking features
of the Cedar Breaks with card on which was the fol
lowing explanation:
THE WALLS OF JERICHO-One of the sights
of the curious Cedar Breaks. Hopkins
This enlargement was made by us. We are ad-
vertising the scenic attractions of Utah.
Cedar City. with the aid of steam shovels and
dynamite. is now making fine road to the Break"
and next year will introduce this new scenic highway
between Bryce's Canyon and Zion Canyon"
Another striking advertisement of one of South
em Utah's scenic masterpieces to be seen by hun
dreds of fair visitors is the painting in the National
Copper Bank. seven and one-half feet by ten and
one-half feet. of Eel Gobemador' in Zion National
Park And it is interesting to note that picture of
this same sublime tower, under the more fitting
name of The Great White Throne" has been hang
ing on the walls of great technical college in Brook
yn, New York. for more than ten years. Slowly but
surely the wonders of Utah are coming into their
own, Without possible doubt, the coming year is to
be the greatest Cedar City has ever known, and what
is to come after that prophet would be ridiculed
for predicting.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-10-15

THE man or woman who thinks himself or her.
self too dign6ed or too honest too rich or too well
educated to engage in political activity is the alien
Uncle Sam has most need to fear The evil influence
of this class on government problems and civic well
fare is more profound than that of all the rabid rant
ing reds the raiders can round up IF every man has
inalienable rights, he also has undenable duties as
citizen. One Of these is to vote as ntelgently
he can
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-10-15

ONLY little more than two weeks of anxiety and
worry and the big battle Of the ballots will be over
1t will no longer be matter of argument as to which
is the strongest in the campaign of lo20-it will be
history. Both parties are claiming the day at pres
not win-one side must of necessity lose. But pend
ing the election, while, wholesome enthusiasm is COM
mendable. we should refrain from becoming caustc
or disagreeable Let's keep our feet on the ground
and our heads cool.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-10-15
A NEW RESPONSIBILITY.

WITH good fortune goes responsibility. Cedar
w City has the good fortune to be chosen as the
convention city for the next meeting of the
Utah Municipal League. This will be sometime next
September, and three or four hundred delegates at
the least will camp within the limits of Cedar for
few days These delegates are the cream of Utahs
business life men chosen in the respective commun-
tits for their ability in community planning and city
building. They are coming to compare the civic
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-10-15
RESOURCES

RESOURCES
/. Loans and discounts ..........-$ S39,972.07
Less Notes and Bills of this Bank,
Rediscounted ....-........ 32O,275.OO $6l9,697OTl
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-10-15
CONTINGENT LIABILITIE

On Account of Endorsements of this bank:
(a Notes and Bills redscouned with Federal Reserve
Bank; (b) Notes and Bills rediscouned other than with
Federal Reserve Bank c) Foreign Bills of Exchange
Drafts guaranteed by this bank and not otherwise shown
under discounts; Total 1920 2750o
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-10-15
UTAH INDUSTRIES
SHOW PROSPERITY

Continued from first page.)
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-10-15
BANK REPORT

Made to the Bank Commissioner of the State of Utah
of the Condition of the Bank of Southern Utah Lo-
Utah at the Close of Business on the 18th day Of
September, 1920.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-10-15
DAVID BULLOCK,
MYRON D HIGBEE.
THOS. A. THORLEY,
Directors

STATE OF UTAH, Office of Bank Commissioner
|, N. /. Porter Bank Commissioner of the State Of
Utah. do hereby certify that the foregoing is full
true and correct copy of the statement of the above
named company, filed in my office this LIST day Of
October, 1920.
N. T. PORTER, Bank Commissioner.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-11

Is Wak-Over Cherry Tan Boots English model Is $o Wak-Over Oxfords Scout model in cherry Is SIS Wak-Over Cordovan, Oxfords English model ..
 $65o Wal Cordovan Butcher Oxfods English model Is so Walk-Over black Vici Kid Boots Is 50 WaOve imitation brogue Oxfords cherry
 mbe all of shoes this stock bought for
 Shoes excellent values regular prcesat these redc
New Britain herald., 1920-06-11

hens $o WalkOver Cherry Tan Oxfords, military heels
 hens $7.5o WalkOver White Cloth Oxfords military h hens S7oo White Cloth Oxfords Cuban heels ....... hens Sl0 Cherry Tan Brogue Oxfords low heels hens $7 so White Cloth Barrette Ties ............ pens $1o WalkOver Glazed Kid Oxfords, Nabob mode
The Washington herald., 1920-08-15

collar and large
cuffs, to wear with the
short sleeved dresses; hn-
ished with narrow pleat-
ing, or three folds.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-15
URGENT CLERK
NEED REPORTED
Stenographers and Typists
Asked to Respond to
Call.

The Civil Service announced yes
terday that there was most urgent
need for stenographers in the gov
e-nmcnt Offices here. 1t requests
that all persons. men and women.
in Washington or in the vicinity
who are in any way eligible offer
their services At once. Those who
have passed combined stenOgrapher
and typist examination during the
past two years but who are not now
on the stenoEraDhiC unemployment
register. or those whose names can
be so registered because they have
been dismissed from the government
service due 10 recent reduction OF
force are all asked to register at
once with NJ F. HanOraR, 1924 F
street northwest
The Civil Service Commission
states that all available eIigibles
will be certified Immediately.
Ste10Eraphers who have not
passed examinations even are asked
10 report. They will be examined
and rated within two days. Every
eligible from their group will also
be certified at once.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-15
AlI-Silk Georgette Crepe

Fine quality. 40 inches wide,
Fifty colors to select from with g,
flesh. navy blue and black, at thc
honally low price, a yard. .....
The Washington herald., 1920-08-15
"a MORESHIPS
OFFEREDBYU.S.
Total Of $50 Wooden Bot
toms Being Gathered for
Sale to Public.
public Ldger seryiceD

The United States Shipping Board
Is asking for bids on twenty-four
vessels Of the war emergency
wooden feet. according to the
weekly bulletin of the National
Merchant Marine Association. The
bulletin states that the ships being
put up for sale are considered to
be Of a superior type" but adds
that most of these ships, con-
structed during the war emergency,
have proved to be Improbable for
ordina-T trade and are now tied up
at Norfolk and in the James River"
According to a previous state
ment of the Shipping Board the Z0O
Od1 ships of the fleet. representing
the greater part of the 500 wooden
ships built by the government dur
ing the war emergency, are now
being gathered into the James
River in order to reduce the eN-
pense of upkeep. The Shipping
Board has found considerable dim
Guilty in selling the ships, although
il is now understood that they pro-
pose to dispose of them for use as
barkentines and barges.
During July thirty-three steel
vessels were delivered to the Ship
ping Board. Only twenty-three
more keeIs remain to be laid before
the program is completed.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-15
BROTHER AND SISTER
MEET AFTER 43 YEARS

When Antonio Cerriglio. promi-
ue7t Washington fruit dealer, of
1915 Vermont avenue northwest,
met his sister. Mrs. Camela La
Grippa. whom he had not seen for
- Years. in New York last night,
the first thing he did was to show
her d copy Of yesterdays Herald
containing an account Of the meet
ing planned. Nr. CerrigIiO had two
OF the papers in his grip when he
left the District yesterday morn
ing.
The two had not seen each other
since 1877. when Cerriglio. then
hoy Of fifteen. left Naples for the
land Of opportunity" Mrs. La
GripDa was at that time a little
italian girl of five. She came to
America fifteen years ago but it
was not until August that Ger
rigIio knew that his sister was but
200 miles away.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-15
HUERTA DENIES AIM
TOHOLD PRESIDENCY

President de Ia Huerta. of Mex
leo. is strongly determined to
surrender his office as provisional
ruler to president regularly
elected on the first Sunday in Sep
tcmbr-, the Mexican embassy here
announced yesterday. in formally
denying reports that de la Huerta
intended to retain the presidency.
The embassy announced that 1t
had received specific instructions
from President de la Huerta to
deny emphattCaIly reports pub
Hshed in certain American newspa-
pers that it was his intention to
continue in the presidency, and to
postpone the elections"
The Washington herald., 1920-08-15
ALLEGED AUTO THIEF
HELDFOR GRAND JURY

Thomas Washington, colored, was
hold for the action Of the grand
Jury yesterday by Judge Hardison
in Police Court under $1,000 bond
on a charge of larceny in connec-
ton with the theft of an automO-
bile belonging to D. ]. Fitzgerald.
Washington is alleged to have
driven the car to Warrenton, Va,
where he ran out Of gas and
money to buy it with. Detective
Walsh brought him back to Wash
IngtOn.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-15
Mystery in Erie Murder.

Erie. Pa. Aug. 14.-Struck over
the head with a two-pound hammer
and dragged from an automobile in
which he was taken from the city,
an unidentified well dressed man
was killed last night near midnight
at a remote spot near here. His
body was dragged across the field to
a potato patch where half a gallon
$ was poured over it. A match
applied and the body was
beyond recognition.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
INVENTIVE GENIUS
ROBS CALOMEL OF
NAUSEA & DANGER
lhsior,' Ia,oriie Medicine Nav Peri.
lied and Refined from Al Obiec.
tionablc Effects. "Calotabs"--the
New Name

What will human ingenuity du next
Smnl.slos, powder wireless biography
hpr rle-s carriages ,olorlcsS iodine,
tasiolrsS uuiuinc new comes nausea
lrss ,Iiumrl The now improvement
nllrd 'Climthe' Is now ~ sale ~
drurstorcs.
frr hiliuusp,sf. constipation ana ind
goSiinr tho uoW ,nlun' tablet IL prac'
ucalS p.uct REMEDY ne evidenced b.,
the itrt that the manufacturers havo
luihoriS,d al druggists tn refund the
prioc DO the customer - not perfectly
dolight,d' with Z. luilhs one tablet
10 h'diimo with % swallow 81 water
That's 49, y" TASTE" no nausea. NJ
uipug uu suits ~ morning your liver
Is thoroughly ,l,tnecd and you are
feeling nn, with hearty appetite
Eat what Nou please nu dInror--r1
about sou, business
CIiwlhs sro uui suid boz bulk Oct IN
uririr.l pJ,tlg, scaled Price thirty
ny, ,.ufs -tNlNl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
\ mLMIin. nArN WIZ.

fur rt.Iiusf inspiration % man can
Ht, md M. hlr of tH. family Nrt
N.n many humus boo this lair land
.. M4hirl Do, fu lH helih cot wife
.rd math.I
~ u.y De- hl,'.t,h' headaches To-
fortunes 60. u disbursement. ur sun
.'uui peculiar ip her SEA which
ur,. lfH q mpd,r Every woman in
900. = diiiun should r.N upou LYDIA
BE- ruNhlm'S Vegetable Compound
mtdr from roots and herbs tn restore
hp u health ard happiness ADV.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
GATHERING DATA FOR
TEXAS HISTORY Of
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS

Repre- natives of DO. Arm, and
Ns,N History Conplr, 'i Dallas Ue
bon 90" ,lty obtaiuiug pruds und ma.
t,ull fpr the publication 'i the Texas
suIit ul ~ 4 historical nd m"grapn.
Hl sketch II ~" men and women &
I,NIh Who served BOO 90, 50 I'D wur.
TIM ughuut IN. Wur mon fran the
south hly, maintained tf. sulhH ,rl.
drwf ls gnllani fighters and u h. fnr
'Hr purpose IT cummeW ltIE their
lasting Frrvicc e. humanity tllt thiE
vUr, hns been -unicrtakon
", would be- n.e',.iirg uur duty 49,
citizens " parents aud Js patriotic j.
v" 1ll-i " hand down to p'si"i', q
r-'"Id otftho decd. md sacrifice 81
Hr.H WI offer,d 100 in th WINNING
90 tnr sr, ltVst wnr th, '"ri hIs ever
IU,Uu
IH Slk ~ q; hH 'hc unqualified
rl ,uthrsastic iudur..Wnt O.. tho
H.t'uu. ard i,ad.ug ,'i,'us tl.mLh.
400 'h' s' tt". n, ,I.up ration 90 &C.,
citizens uud relative 81 thu~ VIII
',l .s -wiiy desired 900 the matte.
d, lmuIshirg 40 Information IA dI'i
when .iil,d upon It 70 uw.4,ulIfifr
rH, vul, W.. hc,r r puai ,H iu over
,r, t.ir iu the .#tT sud .- f.tI urIr
u. uap tIor 90. lj'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
NEURALCIC PAINS


Hsmlin's Wizard Oh 10 , safe ana
elective treatment for k-adschs ana
nearalsiA Rabbed IN where The pain
q. q acts ~ . tonic % the torturck
nerses and almost invariably BRAN
quick relief
Its hs-sing, antissptie qualities er.
aissys be relied upon 20 prevent D.
fsefion. or other serious resulta from
spssins, bruises. cuts. burns. bites
and stings Just as good. too, for
sore feet, stiff neck. frost biieS cold
sores and eanker soreA
Get Il from druggists for 20 oents,
II not satisfied return The bottle anf
81 your none back
Ever ecastipsted or have sich
keadscheie Just Try Wizard Lives
WHOA pleasant lItus pax pillA y
- Ca<natse1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
Aihleiic, Vim

Nv Ar.o. aial ri,ss
PHILADELPHIA. lIl, o.. wI.h'
.ui'lt susl' with the us.- fitted.
sUni,d tWu run and won tndlls llu,
from polruu AD,h- humr.ruu count
! 90 thc Visitors urlN sOorr Thu a.Dr,
lL.lr.-.l A. l. II ~ 4 4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
Braves BEAT Cards

~ NtaofIslfd FIess.
ST. LOUIS. July ss-Eosion trailsl
~. ls0uis for eight innings today. then
rallied In the ninth. scored two rum,
and won. Score hy innings. T.
Boston ............... eao 60e cyl
~. l1uis ......,..-.... eo4 eo1 900
Isatterie.-f;owdy and O'Noil. Glenn
onS Srhupp and Haines
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
ldciphia ... - -
National.
War l.0s'
Naiianal

for wooden. iile 90 marble flos ID
u-e RvD-No MORE WASHING row
DER -Adv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
Giants Heat Reds


~ Associated fFefs.
CINCINNATI July % -Ilarncs hc.i
Cincinnati completely IN cheek iola
and New York won Score.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
CUBS BEAT PILLS;
C|NCINNAT Loses
ERRATiC FIELD WORK BEHIND
MEADOWS. WITH GOOD NIT.
TING ny CHICAGO. WINS


CHICAGO. July ss-Erratic fielding
behind Meadows. coupled with oppui
tune hitting hy Chicago. enabled thu
inoAlFto defeat philadelphia today. Tn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
SENATORS DEFEAT
BROWNS FIVE To 1
" iSHl>GT0\ GOES INTO FIRST
DIVISION ~ OtSrI>G
~. LOFTS


wAsHINGToN. July % -W1.h.nl
ton ou'tcd - i.ola from tu, urs al.
vision TODAY S,pir.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23

When you feel lazy. out ~ sorts ara
yawn g0ui d'll 100 thc daytime. YOU
can chars. " t.J torpid liver which has
allowed th" system t0 Get Gun ~ impurj.
ties. lll.l;hiNE cure. nii disorders pro.
dlr,d hl au Inactive liver. u strength.
ems that organ, clcarscs the bowels and
puts a." system il good healthy rundi.
ton. Sold hy ~ druggists. cote
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23

MATTED for Sicking IN ninth
xxBattcd fnr Luque IN eighth.
Score by innings.
New York ........... 0i0 Ooa ole.
Cincinnati ............. 0u0 0oa eoi ~.
summary 80 Tu .-hasc hit Dauhor,
three-basc hit Speaker: stolen has
Ncalc: double plays. Rousch 20 Wins
Bancrofi "a Doyle o. Kelly. haze 81
halls. of I.uaue Z. Barnes. ! strur-
out. hy Luaue .. Rarnss .
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
Yankees Win


NEW YORK July .. - New York
again defeated Cleveland today. thu
game being called because - rain after
tn Indians finished their Turn 10 bat
in the seventh
Score hy innings r.
Cleveland observation-disclosures. 90 TOO o.
Ncw York .............. 2fp l.o xii
EatteIi.s -- O'Ncl and Cuyclcsli-.
l.ud and Collins
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
xilatici for Ayers in scysnil
Nxl,lited for Okric In ninth.

EANHiIN M"7I1F' MS IilI', WIZ
homelun. Ncach stolen bases Thoma.
Wake. double plays Thomas o. DYKE
Co Griffin. Dykes 90 Galloway O. Gus
I'm. ha-c on halls ~ Aycrs ,. Harris
!. siruck ont. hy Ayers D. Harris O.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
White SoI Win

~ Asfnfiaicl lfrss
BOSTON Iuly . Kerr had n, L.,.
Ter Of Harper in pit,hcrs dlcl todl'
ard chicago defeated Boston
Scoi, iN inning q
Chicagr .............. oi0 Geo OLE.
liosiop ........ ....... 200 oro 100!
nau'gios--k,rf and Schalk Walter.
and Harper
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
CUBS AND PANHANDLE
TO PLAY HERE TO-DAY

The Al tl'. Cune md Panhandle"
team. w.ll p,ay 900 ,'.'u., this after
noon 20 ihc new amusement paris r. .
rarhaudl. 900 hoe defeated the Cuh%
,hrc" tim This season. and 10 is sail
the player. 1rc determined o. ayougr
a." defeats.
u Ms mot known iat" Yesterday iu.,
who viii l.r 900 the lineup lut the cubs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
Pirates Win

d. Associated pfass.
PiTTsBt'nG. July s:-Titishurg a.
featcd brooklyn today. scor.ng fouI
runs IN the seventh and eighth innings
when Cadore was Wild
Score hy inninry a.
brooklyn ............ 0i0 i00 0e0--
Pittsburg ........... eoi 900 Eek
Ratiericf - Kruger and Cador
S,hmidt and Carlson
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23

Try Daily Hews wart ~.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23

These Great llu1 Tailored Suit, are made M by Uu'on
Labor They made oi the yer, finest silk and Wool
cwcd with the best heavy weight silk by the hghc,, priced
finished vorkmcn IN the best equipped shops The coorinG
/, absolutely FAST The manufacturer, .ay H.: NOl'
MUST BE SATISFIED Ii Tor any reason YOU are d,,at-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23

|, based on Truth and Fairness and when il
comes To sales we want the buying public to
know that Tor real fairness this sale has them
all beat. Tor here we have marked now Tor final
close out vast quantity oi merchandise at
prices that are below present wholesale. Why
do we DO this:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23

sicd with the wearing qualities. the coorng 81 ior any
reason bng the suit back and RICH here to make
the adjustment, right.
We are CLOSING OFT EVERY SUIT in the entire
stock They are all oi them rgh, up-,o-date one
In, wha, +, this seasons model WILL lOC GET YOUR
SHARE or THE BARGAINS?
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
THE REASON is

That we are not going To move dollars worth
oi this grca, stock. but are going to close out
everything. Even the fixtures and lease are
Tor sale
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-17
SHELTERS PLAY
|NGOTS TONIGHT
First Basketball Game Of Series
at Palace Hall

The basketball game between the
Raritan Copper Works and the
American Smelling & Refining Com
pany in Palace Hall tonight Is the
first event OF a three cornered tour
ney arranged by the associations of
the two factories.
This tourney will take In basket
ball, bowling and pool. There will
be three games of basketball, three
bowling matches OF three games each
and a 500 point pool match. The
dates for the other events have not
been announced as yet.
Both factories BOAST Of crack bas-
ketbaIl teams. so this series should
create a great deal of interest in this
section, and the remainder of the
matches in the tourney should draw
as we'll as the baseball games be-
tween the representative teams or
the two factories In bygone days.
Manager Mullen of the Smelters
announces his lineup as follows:
Bob Macan and "Yf" Hubbard. for
wards; Wilson, center; n DeLeon
and Harry Macan, guards.
On the other hand Austin Hornspy
of the Ingot team will choose his
lineup from Loeser. Miller. Seger,
Christopherson, Won Daggenhausen,
Stinson and himself.
The game is scheduled to start
about 8 o'clock and there will be
dancing before and after the game
as an added attraction to draw the
fair sex.