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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-10-14
Banana Stalk. for Ho,,..

Chopped banana stalks, used a. soon
as the fruit has been harvested, have
been used in Queensland for feeding
horses
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-10-14

Columbus nay was . holiday and
Sss pretty generally observed. % FAR
~ we could So b everybody work
sng
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-10-14

WANTED-P Plain, neat cook Oct.
1st Call Manchester Phone 25, be-
tween nine and ten a. NJ. "a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-10-14
HELP wANTED-MALR

WANTED-At once, man 20 TO 20.
all year job, for chores and house man
nd to drive touring car. Must be
fine mixer and like stock All else
gladly shown. Ten COWS freshening
next May. electric separator, modern
lied barn. No teams. Must be- rcas-
onably re..t, civil and Of good appear
ance an we'll known. $50 per month.
fine room and board "Macnaughtan's"
Manchester, VI. 22-3t
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-10-14

WANTED At OMEGA brush
lack shaper on green or dry stock
Good house 20 live in and steady work
al good pay Plenty Of FIRE wood.
Coed boarding house II preferred.
Williams & Hurd, West Arlington. W.
Ph. ne 33-34. 27-2v
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-10-14

FOR SALE-House and lot in Man
chester Center. Inquire Of John Zule.
Center, VT 1S-tf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-10-14
LOST

LOST -Octobe- 10, between Peru
and Manche ter, red plaid shaw
Finder leave q Fair View Hotel Na
chester Center and receive reward Nv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-10-14
WANTED

POULTRY-We pay 45c a pound
cash for fresh dressed poultry, heads
of and drawn Why winter them AZ a
ICES? Macnaughtan's 24-e
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-10-14
DIED

MoREAU In East Dorset. Sep
TENDER 30, 1920, Louis Moreau in The
SSth year Of SIS age.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-10-14
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-storsge space. Apply
10 w. r. Hard. 2l-tf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-10-14

c. HUNTINGTON
AuctioneeF.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
CLOSE WRESTLING
MATCH EXPECTED
StN FRANCISCO M\> WILL MEET
GEORGE STEVENS VI
pikk TONIGHT

tlD o. ir. best athl.'i. events -
THE s'It.n j. promised when George
stevens tFi.Igu wilil,W'tgh, Vrtsi-
l-r. meets Jack Tr,l,v O. Slu Fran
,is.u tonight az IN. Amarillo IwH-
'H'uf uft 20 u,i.,H 1ufl,N h. =
mlddi,Waight wrestler 90 Note. having
met IuU defeated sHu, u' IN, best u-n
10 this division %, claims Geo have
h'.u undrl, tel Cor over two y"tts
Stevens needs nu introduction Gen the
fans here a. be- thrrN l'It NlluuShls
80 H.Itor in 1 handicap r1t.h Ir'
alsD bI,k chapman \ l. champion
90 30, lurll iaIk
tlul. ''.UN I'D 1871 i;uyin7 .Nit
hnN s.N rounds fHr tho N''t"rW'igh,
,hIupiouship ed iAr Panhandle Roth
tfts, l.N- have trained hard 'ui tN-
boot shuUld prove enc ,f the hc.t v''.
\ hath. ruy1l has h'vu arranged DO.
tween ff' husky u,-vurs tn, t.Is
who hli, seen tho hattie ROYALS 81
The past 40 "a, park can readily 3up.r.
t'a', %. 'r'H' That Is u store tHr
them said cam Robinson. manager =
tho Amarillo Athletic club
Tn winner o. tho wrestling match
VIII %. matched with Pct brown tho
,galM.f HIj holder ~ tho o. a. Wits
ir o." r,N' 1880 w'tks Nlrlcu,nts
lir r.w t.irz mad. Go gpi brown
h,r, 10. having alr, 'lv s.guiiicd his
VII nru"s to COME Tor large guar.
ante" whi'h the loHal athletic club wiz
lusi as s,su - d'llnii" late h. s"'.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17

Sr,riH - I BE- News
IOltr WpETil sept ~ Much ~.
istttt b. h'inL 'huwu hy north Texas
operators .u apparently rliahlc reports
.Uat th" iltit.sh government cpui,m
nlat,,. entering tho moth Texas distii,,
uu % large 'tllc hoo the near future. Thu
iaIiish government ~ Siid tn hold ~
.rI,"rl 81 Ga" nof'h n q large com
.rr'. composed almost entirely %,
IstifI.h ,tiatal. Whi.h has hrcn wuTi..
BOO. fur mHu. months with thu view 81
900. ming properties near here.
T. b. known thIt irilish represent.
lives have lr,u in the fields "a lcIS,
fgiIr. and urpuiiaiiuus have gone Car
enough that suu,thing dciiuit" b. "N'
u,,tnI b,!uHr the 'ud ut this mouth
IiUuiNr plans call tm The orslrizI'
..ur uf q company with not less than
slunw r.U"o capital. ana tee operations
u bath I. NIs aua Oklahoma. \ h,g
output uf iuH vil b. understood Geo be-
20 primary aim uf the company.
TUs D. the second british concern
lthHi hIs lli'N mad. known its m.
t,utiuu 90 entering tuv ligids here. TIL,
AurluAW,t4uu corporation. &c low
d,r b. I,hud 'umuan, with q capt
i1lilaiiou Di >siuUn. urn. which iE new
taking uN'. about >lun0uu"n worth 81
90 mon. itits in ~" T"sas fields
1p.tuHf h.rD whu have studied con
iifirs drrlIr. there are ais" guud IN.
fi.l,inra that \ lars" amount of Amer.
lean capital b. coming iut" The fields
during this iiil, and thry arr confident
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
NOMINEES ARE INVITED
TO ATTEND TARIFF MEET


NfffiaI fH ANf N.Hs
BAT, y EurCE L.. > pt -I..
riia'i0nr 90 G.y,IUw Hwas Il 'N
aru $ ul',r W.rr.0 o. Hardin. tn Hd.
,reaF 10, S"r'h,r Tariff CoHgro..-
which nests ln New o.. an. u''t'" Dr.
'flh and 18th were Officially ,,'ru.ia.
ly Hon Juu " P.ib.r. gN",'.U. .i
IDuI.1uH FROM 200. .r..It..y .i.'.ts
Nrr. tudlv
rb' niu,u' ,u tur .ho ,na-rrss ...
'7.ianyiu- 'E, Invitations. d.U' .Is,
%. rr..r,rs fn O.. PARTISAN Co.,
r7uiz,tiop f,ru,i Gee The p.f.~ t
Distressing ruli, policies 1- 'r.. 80 90
r'Y'hUr Industry and having .p"i'i
r,ttr'rrr o. tho tariff.
TBa frriFsf Nufu"s'- 90 ih. cons i"ss.
according 60 'h. ,'l. VIII o." .'ru.I.
m,udltiun O. tho Federal Tariff ',tU.
'nis-inn 81 tariff n,h-,iHlr un sHU'n-
lean UIudUls vsl.l nlI ruuliE' 'h.
ruf uf rr.'H,ii,H In ihI- country With
that OF f.r.lgu countries. 'ullI-'Iu.Hi
o. TIE o. WsiF O. fhr Federal Tfi'
Cumni ..rn Dos gllir- o. authority tu
adjust ed rrtrl,s fu meet changed '.'.
dlii0ls hIrr -u,h ,Hrrs' d, U.. s~II.
90 foster AfuuitHn pd.-.ft. ut I.
fi0ns r problems u' foreign u .." %
telurm,r' fh. U'Hi g.. American ".U
bots f.r certain rr.ru r-Hlu,fH Hrd
Tar.f Association.
Tn. mon partisan character - 'Ue
CongrcHs s stressed hy thc selection 90
ts officials according Poo Governor
I Parker au equal number - Democrats
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
Sunshine in the Home
and Moonshine in the Barn.

ABERDEEN. wash. sept. i6-'rh
loI,"Whg b. au extract from a speech
delivered hy e. u rmucy, attorney. of
riniriilI. WISH. b,iurr tho w shinr'
iuu state l'It Association at is last So.
sion here:
as ltil" Js tho Canadians conceive
the miu, ipi,~ of economics Iui the law
81 search .jill l.s dl they comprehend
90, pu~~ihi'iitvs uf piuhihitinn liquors
AMI 40" making thereof nd-r tu"driu
American W'tuul '.,h huuishuld II
q Wanui I,tutinr ,r'ius, tn, urudur'
~ and CONSUMER ary brought into init.
mate plHi i'n. 90, long haul b. vlimiiJt
81. IA, value ed thr output Is increased
even uuiu twenty dollars % pL.,It. th.ir.
Dos adding enormously tu THE national
wealth and thus making farther taxa
tiuu pHSs.n lr u miLd u created b"
1onlis, alton ~ the supply Longer
'uois Ir, NUu Dos uur 'ypmaury. which
serves augment ,hr supply uf beef
tu the hanE.y puu.. CON p"upi" arr
INSIDE prosperous and hIppy there Is
u shine 90 thr hu.uo and Au,la nine Ia
the l.rr TEy pE,dH.t itself - vuir, 81.
UurjurlN Increased in strength and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17

.rl E'puui,1rs rttir4 h,,u placed
ell. Il. .laHiynt..u committee, which
/" directing the affairs 90 Oh, Congress
I''uIr. permanent rHI"IIt.uu.
Invitations W,I, ilsU ,NIDuI,d thru
G.,Ir, iuE,r f. liur Franklin
EH,..s lud i.H calvin Coolidge fu
Ih' .tI,s.'.. 900 u,YU,I. 81 th.
f-l'al Tuu Commission 900 south.
'fu 81 .'u.r. United states senators
and I'W'a stltl,s iIWu southern
states were J.s' invited 'o DO, pre-.
'ri and uHiti,Hf, d. fn, d,iIh,Tl.
items The sr..iuu. 90 'h, C.rru,.s VIII
.' presided r,rI s Eut.n,r parE,'
ana viii D." heidi .r tH, Convention
H4iI '. The tru NI.d Nufri
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
REPORTS THAT BRIT GOVERNMENT
PLANS TO OPERATE IN NORTH TEXAS
OIL FIELDS CAusTs MUCH INTEREST

that development VIII TAX. an one 0t
IT, greatest SprutS. and thai iht lea
market H. due ~ he'Gine very active.
The d,y ~ IN" small operator Mii
lease man has pn-is"d they say. aud
hereafter they rNpet bin money 10 en-,
gige largely iu the d'vclolaaeni. Tbbif
view H. that ihis means that natfh
Z, Nls win De- ll,s-i,d with new CapiiH
during the neat few months which viii
greatly augment th' present nta0i,nriiT.
Reports Itum l.rNNnwnol are that an
ui aud has been entered and % str0ng
iiuw 60. gis encountered IN thc William.
s'n well which wIs started about q
year ueu o. has uuW rIchcd depth
ct s3ai feet S,m- Observers are M.
dieting thtt ed 90 paving quantities
win nr found in the t'sl. The well b.
- mii'S from lhuwuWoAd.
The MeGtANRn v'll. three nilps south
of l;ird. IN callahan counts. ~ prcpar.
ing To- shoot at $500 feet. The liarr No.
I. 40 cross ilHius be- the same county.
r. preparing To- shuut ai 500 feet
Annuun cement has h'ru made that
10, Dominion Oil romIuny has trans
lrfI-d iiS HOLDINGS around pyote. IN
Ward county o. The Nrthur l'ilts Oil
COMPANY. The new concern u To- cam.
plri, al wells started hy tho DuHia!un
\ deal In the same tcrritWtN IN al,D
reported d, which the Fed Ial ScrVics
and Development 'nmpln" agrees ~
cumplst" tests started hy tho Sunshine
company Two wells src now hring
drilled Us "a latter company
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
That Terrible I.arLacl,e

ir"m Wh.' hsu many women suffer IL
significant e. organic trouble. II tells.
Win either symptoms. such as head
hrS nervousness. md d,uf,-si, o.
mat u1ttI" t~iuiI" assistance. For
i"iN wears lldi, g. rMkhlm's Yea
'hul' Compound. simple rm~iy
m1d" from ruutsaud h,rhs has boon
tho On, ,iicriy" med, 900 such ,is.s
o. pt 'tl.lN removes ihv nus, agd 10.
shores "a" system 90 healthy. uu'
uvl condition
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
Clint. Divide With Pirate
Indians NgaIn I.eadinE

fiy Associated Pres.
NEW YORK. sept. 10. 80 Cleveland
slip,sd into firsi pine" In the America.
Nleague pennant rncc today VIM" th'
lattie ia.iwc,n The other two coni"r.
slcrs. Chicaru and New YORK. resulted
in n victory TOT the White SuX.
Hrnoklvn widcnei the gap sepdratinf
II from Cincinnati o. siN fun GAINES hl
srorirg first hl"i in The series MI
the Reds
The Cleveland Americans werr hd'
tn three hits iv Za,hry. - Washinr
ton. but the Indians won.
Chioago pulled New YORK. from co.
iap 20 iii0n iy batting Quinn ana g."
Inns hard Or Erpuklyn wins SiN ~ J.
eleven remaining gaines, N" ls'd- y
nnsr them out. would hive g. WIN u
cat of u games.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
Tis-rs Via o. Trnih

" AHsn' Htfu ffesf
DETROIT. sept ls-O. nush's d.u
Die to center .u The tenth inning won
tdIs.s etIr WIKI Boston tHr Detroit.
Co. o. SCuip iy inU.ugs T.
gpstln 6n. Oau Diu %
Detroit .......... OF 0ou 03O o.,
Eatt'lir, Bush. psnno'k ana
= hang Cruup,cI Cartwright af
Starsgr MfH.l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
- .laiar, >hni Our

Ci.LNEl.AND. sept 10 -Ci,ycl1no
vent brr. into i.rff place fe'l1y when
q won au exciting pitcher battle tr.m
Washingt %. Thr u,.iiug GO Namh--
gauIs and Harris vBs brilliant
S,utr Us inning T..
Washington ...... UHu HyH UnO--H
Cleveland ............. uHu Hul NiN q
Batteries Za'hN aud Charity
Mails .uu O'Nvl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
S-ries Called OF

NJ Associated prsss.
WICHITA FALLS Sept. ls-Thc O..
niaining thr.. gaines 81 e scheduled
i've game post asUr series l"'w"cf
thu FORT Worth pantherS and Oh.
Wichfs Polls club ~ the Texas i'1='
wefc called &c tolly pu.r atfsrlIr.
va given - the pasun.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
DODGERS DEFEAT
REDS s TO THREE
BRO0RI.yN's CHANCES az WIN
Mint PE>NANr ENHANCED
M LAST VICTORY

ngoOkLNN sept. IL. 80 Brooklyn's
chances II winning the National hague
peilnant weir enhanced to,laN when
Manager Robinson led his team 10 ,
a. victory over Cincinnati The
worli's champions started az ~ u bcni
upon UNFOLDING THEN title. but IN" VA,
the Supefhas came hack ~ them %
their hall of the first iook some ~ ihs
fight cut ~ Murans men The sr'r'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
EYE SPECIALIST

Practice confined 10 Diseases 81 the
Eve and fitting gasSeS. Diagnosis and
Constdiaii"n Far. Nose and Threat.
Dr. Claud. Nolcott.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17

~ Associated Pres
PHILADELPHIA. Sept ie--l;oh'rt
sons HON. run. with two on hlr. IN
the ninth. broke up close game De-
tween philadelphia and Chicago today.
tho cubs winning ScuTc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
Athletics Victorious

VI NJ lfTU TTTfI-
ST Louis S'pt les theron W,Ih
rn,-i ~ the eleventh today, ana rmil'
d-lIal.l d.uNc iu iuur IlIs and Ven.
Tho zHOIp.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17

ln'l lew centuries 1gu large cities
h1d i"lice mrDt"s ti'1 nnN through en-.
pllyiu. Yi-ili vatchm"n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17

~ i.hilr l:orE {. N4sm'''. 3
Al Noiii, = N,v i1rs .. tS lH,-
cnsleil.
A. chatttua-l-1 a. Mem lIs 81
Is. 'und gam" iiedl
n Hl1ainEham Atlanta .
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17

Summary - Twehas' hiif. OLSON
Griffith. Schmandt. ihrc.hlse hit
Groh: HON. run. DanhcIt. .tolcn bases
Tatheri. OlsDn. Johnston. Grimes. duu
HE inlay. Fisher % WinEn o. Dauh'r'
base IN halls OF Huother 9. Fisher
struck out. IS Fisher J. Grimes q.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17

NIiITfII III II|TITTI VI |ITTI-
S.uur Ul innings T.
phiI4d, iuhia ........ no Nul D.u N4--N
-. I.uui. ........... 900 uno uu. oil
summary -- Two l.sy hits bgAHr.
Gsd"uu bllur-~ hum, yIl. liigh.
nas, uu .u.-. go harls ! D.r,uv 81,
Suti,uDu D. 3Iara out ry liIuI- .
l'-ii, D.. l'thriN Z SUihru g.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17

sEan fm Pauleitc IN aghth.
ScoIc ~ innings II
Chiragn ............... N"3 oae nH3-f
PHILADELPHIA ........... .0l o.. et0--l
Summary Two-lase hits. FiiheTg
Rawlings. home run. Bnh,rtsnn. has.
gu hslls. OF Vaughn :. Huhcll =. Era.
man l. Causcy ] struck ont. ~ Vaughn
s. Alexander l. Erzman Causcy .
Arizona republican., 1920-07-21

chestra struck up a funeral march for his benefit
Arizona republican., 1920-07-21
BUDGET FOR COMING YEAR |S ACCEPTED
 BY COMMISSIONERS

At a special meeting yesterday morning the city commission adopted the budget for the fiscal year begin ming July 1, 1920, and ending June 30, 1921, without changing it in any re- spect from the form in which it had been submitted a week ago. The tax rate of $1.4S for the coming year, as necessitated by the budget, is divided a. follows;
 Interest on water bonds. $.032.
 Roosevelt road bonds. S.004.
 Interest on refunding bonds of 1909 $.017.
 Interest on sewer bonds. $040.
 Municipal improvements, $.015.
 1914 refunding bonds, $.013.
 Water works. Verde drainage, $.01O.
 Water works. Verde supply. S.21O. 1909 refunding bonds, $.011.
 Municipal improvement bonds, 1914 refunding. $.003.
 Library fund. $.040
 Cash basis fund. S.025. General fund. $1.00.
 The commission also adopted a resr olution that the city attorney shall prepare an ordinance providing for the appointment of an assistant city au- ditor to serve during the construction of the Verde water project at a sal i ary of SITS a month. The salary is to 1 be paid out of the Verde water works fund.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-21

Of the AS legislatures in the United States, only six meet annually.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-21
LAD|ESI LOOK YOUNG,
 DARKEN GRAY HAIR
Use the OId-Time Sage Tea and Sulphur and
 Nobody Will Know

Cray hair, however handsome, danotes Advancing age. We all [now the advantages of youLn- f11I anDearance. Your hair IS your charm 1t makes or mars the lace. When it fades. turns gray ana l~ooNs ~ streaked, just a few app of Sage Tea and Sulphur enhaIceS i+s appearance a hundred-Iolo.
 Don't stay gray! Look young E,ither- prepare the recipe at aIie hoIIie or oet from any drug store potLle of s.Wyeth's Sage and SuIpiial l,-o Conpound." which is mercy ne tte o1d-tirne recipe improved Dy l
 s5difion of other IngreoieIiIi - -. s-bo,,eands of folks recommend s lhls [eadv~to-use preparation. because if 6arkens the hair beautltuIly,, pe sfdes. no one can possibly ielI' si9 jt 6arkens so naturally and eNeIlly. e.ll.,, Xo,, Tnotsten a sponge or so4t UT uSsi 1Ss U U -.yitb if. drawing this through tiie v ,,sir taking one small strand al 1. ,,. r +irne Bv morning the gray & ilsi 4iesnnears: after another appIAca- "a ,;e,, or two. its natural color IS re- 1toroJ e.o-. and 1t becomes thick glossy sTd fnstrous. and you appear year D younger
Arizona republican., 1920-07-21
QUESTIONS AND
 ANSWERS

c. What states have year round registration reciprocity for automo- biIes7 E. l.. |.
 A. New York. Massachusetts, Ala bama, Arkansas, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Idaho, Kentucky, Louisiana, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsyl- vania, South Dakota, Wisconsin and West Virginia compose the full reef procity list.
 O. What are sunPtuary laws? V. T.
 A. This is the name given to laws made to control private expenditures. Laws of this kind were common in an- cient legislation. Greece endeaVored to inculcate simple living among her people by such restrictions, and early Rome had many such laws. In modern | times many countries have attempted | to regulate expenditures in this way. | Our chief restrictive legislation which might be called a sumptuary law is the prohibition amendment to the con- stitution.
 c. Please give me the names of the
 various wedding anniversaries T.
 B. s.
 I A. First year, paper; second, cot ton; third, leather; fifth, wooden seventh, woolen; tenth, tin; twelfth
 silk and linen; fifteenth, crystal;
 twentieth, china; twenty-fifth, silver;
 thirtieth, pearl thirty fifth, ivory
 
 enty fifth, diamond.
 o. Did American crews man th'
 British boats that carried a good par
 of our army overseas? F. R. A. The British ships, which carried almost half of our soldiers abroad dur ing the world war, were manned b. | British crews.
 | O. What was the greatest voIcani | eruption in the world? H. Q. | A. The greatest volcanic disturb | ance within the period of human his | tory was an eruption in one of the in l terior valleys of Savii, Samoan Islands | With a brief resting period this ac | tivity, which began in August, 1905 | lasted for four years, and the dis | charge of lava has been estimated d
 more than five cubic miles. | O. What is the strongest anins 1 Iivinq on land or sea2 R. Y. L. | A. It is impossible to name tn | | strongest animal, since some of tn l i smallest insects have a greater amour 1 of strength in proportion to thei 1 1 weight than some of the very larges | l animals. For instance, an ant ma | | carry a morsel fifteen or twenty time it's own weight while an elephan | could scarcely drag twice it's weight II O. What is the status of a sereean buger in a cavalry regiment? w. s. II A The war department states tha
 he would have the status of a membe II of the headquarters troop of a cavalr | regiment.
 II O. When was the first rivers an
 harbors bill passed in congress? E. ( II A. While an appropriation of $50
Arizona republican., 1920-07-21
TO VISIT PROJECTS
 IN THREE STATES

To investigate the possibilities of reclamation along the Virgin river, Kanab creek and Hurricane wash, Governor Thomas F.. Campbell will leave the end of the week for the Ari zona strip lying north of the Grand Canyon, touching points in Utah and Nevada. The governor will be accom- panied by the division engineer of Mo- have county and will be joined by the state engineer of Utah and the water commissionoS of Nevada.
 The trip was planned more than year and a half ago and it is only at this time that the governor has been able to give time to the tour that will
Arizona republican., 1920-07-21

900 was made in 1902 for the erection of public piers at Philadelphia and one of $22,700 in 1929 for the construction of a harbor of refuge in Delaware bay, the first approach to a river and har- bOr bill was made in 1926, when about s15O,000 was appropriated for carry ing on work in about 20 localities.
 O. How many school centers" are there in the United States? s. A. C.
 A. A ''center," according to the standard applied in this compilation, is a school which is used regularly at least one evening a week for two or more activities, or twice a week for one. not counting night schools. There are 667 such school centers in the United States reported by 107 cities,
Arizona republican., 1920-07-21
ALLEGED THIEF Is
 IN CHANDLER JAIL

TEMPE, July 21-Constable Howard Woods and Night Watchman PearsaIl brought in a Mexican from Chandler who they discovered was the man who took some clothing from the Olive hotel belonging to Russell Woods. This robbery occurred a couple of weeks ago when there were several other rob- berries in town. This is the first al- legged thief to be caught.
 Returns From Flagstaff
 Miss Myrtle Turner returned Mon day evening from Flagstaff where she has been attending the summer school at the Northern Normal Miss Turner expects to teach next year in oregon and will leave soon for that state.
 Will Go East
 MT. and Mrs Don F'rankenburg and family and MT. and Mrs. Ira Franken- burg will leave tomorrow for the East where they will spend some time visit ing relatives. The Don Frankenburg family will visit in Columbus. Ohio, Memphis, Tenn, and New Orleans. MT. and Mrs. Ira F'rankenburg will also visit in Columbus, Ohio besides other points.
 Mrs. Chrsty Leaves
 Mrs. o. H. Christy left last week for Iron Springs where she will remain the rest of the summer.
 Here From Florence
 Miss Ella Black of Florence is spending a few days in Tempe visit ing friends before leaving for New Mexico where she will visit her rela- lives.
 Returns From Prescott
 MT and Mrs. Elihu Rowand and son have returned from Prescott where they spent a couple of weeks.
 Goes to Coast Mrs Steiner of Scottsdale left Mon day evening for Long Beach where she will spend the remainder of the sum mer-
 Gone to Alpine
 Robert Finch has gone to Alpine Texas to look over the oil country. PETTID'S Phoenix bread 1Oc Teeter Market. Tempe. FOR SALE-Fresh barbecued meat every evening at Teeter's Market Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-21
NEWS OF CHANDLER

CHANDLER, July 21-Miss Ida DeBolt has again assumed her duties at the Bank of Chandler after spending two weeks vacation on the coast.
 Hal Bird was a visitor in town on Monday.
 l.. Parkes, the postmaster here, de- parted for the East on Saturday in response to a wire that his mother was very i'll. Miss Nell Harris will be acting postmaster during his absence
 MT. and Mrs. J. l.. Entrelxin and fam fly will leave for Flagstaff on Wednes- day for the balance of the summer months. They will drive to Flagstaff in a new wescott automobile.
 Many parties wended their way to Riverside park on Sunday and spent the day swimming and dancing.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-21

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 A. Some of the principal cities and towns in the oil section of Texas are Burkburnett, Electra, Wichita Falls, Breckinridge, Ranger, Desdemona, Brownwood, Peco, Toyah and Houston
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