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Evening journal., 1920-01-22
POWDER LEAGUE NOTES

Welt Well Well Look who's
out in front?
None other but Harkins' hirellngs.
Your team Is up In front on It's mer-
It's Jimmy, but don't show up the league
by rolling any more 200 scores. Your
speed is about 265O anyway.
Shot Gun sort OF got Red Cross on
an on night. Galloway was the only
man who seemed able to knock EN-
over.
Everybody take notice Of that fellow
Riley. We all remember the time when
he was tickled TO get his 500. Now
he's very much putout when he doesn't
come near coo.
How about Herp forgetting his dig
nifty going after that ball that did not
come up on the return.
Too bad Carswell, Crosley says if you
had allowed him 10 bowl Monday night,
things would have been different. said
he had about $50 up his sleeve.
What is the trouble With Picrlc? los
ing five out Of the last six games
is something unusual for them.
Glad to see ]. Herman coming back
a little.
Nice rolling Welch old man. Why
not come out more frequently? We
don't suppose Clifford has an abundance
Of $40 men.
We can't say much for Infallible this
week except that they were fortunate
in having such weak opposition.
Don't set discouraged Flanagan. The
best Of them have their off nights Hope
to see you come back strong next week.
Wish you good luck in that telegraph
10 tournament, Infalllble.
Hardwick with his famous drop ball
was high for Red II. with 476.
High three for the evening was 596
by Riley of Shot Gun.
High single for the evening was 223
by Brannock Of Exploders.
CO. a.. ~ s.r.- = -. l.,
Evening journal., 1920-01-22
HIGH LOSES TO
CHESTER BY POINT

In a game that was heartbreaklng
from a local standpoint, the basketball
team Of the Wilmington High School
was Obliged TO bow In defeat by the
narrowest Of margins to The Chester
quintet on the latter's floor last night
One point was all that separated the
rivals when the final whistle was sound
ed, The score being 1924
Leniz OF the Chesteriies, who scored
10 points was a thorn in the side OF
the local team and largely accounted
for the defeat Of the locals.
Evening journal., 1920-01-22
sIi,NLROCK Vs. WEsT I'D TONIGHI.

The Shamrock basketball team VII
renew their activities when they meet
the West End five tonight in - Pat
rick's gym. West End includes IN us
string Of victories the fast Elkton team
The Shamrock management would IKE
to arrange games with Elkton, NewarH
or salem for the coming Saturday night
Evening journal., 1920-01-22
nR,NDyWINE WINS AT LAST.

BrandyWlne got starIed IN the NJ
Wilmington QUOT league last night Dy
defeating the Y. NJ. r. c. pitchers iour
10 one. Now. the winners want 10
know about that supper they We're
bowling about when they defeated tle
Brandywiners. The score:
Brandvwine ..... 8 q q q q
NJ r. CT. p 30 80 o - !
PLAYERS: Brandywine-W. Raymond
z. Raymond, +. Knopp, ]. Bralnar1'
Republican Club-F Hainsworth. W.
sharks. A. Miller. d. Gray. Heferee-J'
skeleton. Scorer-T. Loughridge.
Evening journal., 1920-01-22
Standing OF the clubs as OF games in
cluding January 70:
KEYSTONE TO ELECT MANAGERS.

The Keystone Field Club viii hold a
special meeting at the club rooms this
evening. It Is expected that baseball
manager will be elected TO map out
the coming summer schedule while a
manager is 70 be named 10
round out a team 10 flnish The beialed
SEASON
Evening journal., 1920-01-22

George Moody, Secretary of the Key
stone Club Campaign Committee
Mr. Moody halls from Blnghamplon.
New York Besides being secretary OF
the campaign committee, he is also
captain OF the Keystone Club bowling
team.
Other officers OF the keystone Club
Campaign Committee are: Or II. A
Buckmaster, club physician, and Harry
n. Conner, assistant secretary.
The best time for you 10 make use
Of the Want Ads FOR locating domestic
help is the coming week.
Evening journal., 1920-01-22
sENNFTT RFAUTIES.

To see a great motion picture pro
duction. and at The same time 10 see
and hear the living pariioip nts 10 It's
making, viii be ihp most unique privi-
lfee Qf those Nyilmlprionians vho Mill
50 to- ife Queen 'lsleBirr any fincntx st
week. when the fam0us California
mermalds Of the film. Mack Sennelts
Bathing Beauties, will appear in per-
son on The st'ge simultaneously with
the screen showing OF the comedy
kings lalest and biggest production
Yankee Doodle In Berlin"
This dual entertainment was first put
on In san Francisco, where 70 created
such a furore that Mr.. Sennsit was
prevailed uron 90 permit a brief tour
OF the girls TO coz er some Of The larger
cities Of 1he East.
Wilmington will see The B thing
Beauties direct from their visits In
Washington and Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1920-01-22
,pcoIosFs TO DICKINSON.

A. l.. Argo, the yrack Delaware c,ss .sS
nool PLAYER was defeated at Townsend
last night by James L. Dickinson IN q
hundred point match. by the score OF
100 10 40. Dickinson never ran less tlah
- balls on The break during the match.
ne intends TO meet all eomers III
matcheS-iv settle the championship Of
rural NtN -rdsfe county m pocket bill
lizards --t
Evening journal., 1920-01-22

In the course Of its act'on with domes-
tic unhapplness. with murder with
suicide, with mystery In friendship and
with ultimate happiness.
"JOHN PETUCOATS"
Despite the unusual weather that has
visited Wilmington this week, Hart
fans have been finding time 20 witness
the performance of iheir favorlte star
ln his vehicle. John Peiiic0ais' which
is The current attraction at The Queen
Theatre.
Mr. Harre lmpersonaiion OF The
Northern lumbsriack, his experiences
in a strange city. as the owner OF a
modiste shop, and his ultimate victory
over 'hings that seemed 20 be working
gaInst him, Is an adventure that Is
wonderfully entertaining
Charlie Chaplin conribuied strong
ly 30 The comedy end OF 'he Queen pro-
gram by HIS appearance 10 the reissue
OF his famous hit, THE Fircm0n.'
Today, tomorrow and saturday arc
the last days Of this engagement.
Evening journal., 1920-01-22

D'd YOU ever ston 10 think that Tie
Wont Ads IN YOUR daily paper may Ne
The stepping stone that you need on The
road 20 success ADV
Evening journal., 1920-01-22

Field goals-Quinn, 2; Walsh, g.;
Ryczek, D; Lowell, 6; Seery. 3; Mon
aghan, Welgle, 2; Brandon, Z; Crist.
-Foul= =goals@Erandoff, q; Quinn, 81;
Walsh. Referee, Ross. Scorer, Brown.
Time OF halves, 20 minutes.
In the preliminary game the Blue
team trounced the Reds, % 10 o. Butler
and Ford played best in this game.
Evening journal., 1920-01-22
Chester

Wilmington men scored as follows
Field goals: Newlln Z, Smith Green ?.
Lentz .. Foul goals-Green. > out of s;
Newlin. : out Of Il; Lenlz, ,Chester)
40 out Of n.
Evening journal., 1920-01-22

Gus johnson, Captain Team No. j.
This prominent Keystone Club mem-
Der is a former Phiadelphian. having
been in Wilmington for four years. lie
is interested in all kinds Of sports. and
at one time was amateur bantam
weight cahmpiOn boxer Of the Quaker
City. "Gus' has strong hope that his
club will raise the 5000 necessary to
provide new quarters for the club.
Captains Of the other teams in the
5000 campaign Of the Keystone F'e'
Club are team No. ,, Horace Bolts
ford; team No 3, Eugene Ahearn; team
No. 5, Nick Gross; team No. ., H..
Uranda.
Evening journal., 1920-01-22

Carpenter is frank to say
He smokes three cigarets day,
For Georges is a thrifty geek
And makes a box last him a
week.
Evening journal., 1920-01-22

But he who said that Europe's
champ
Won with his hypnotic lamp,
Employs no cigarets at all
Eut smokes the pungent poppy
ball.
Evening journal., 1920-01-22

An the energies TO secure employ
mcni which you can put forth in tht
coming three days through the Wart
Ads viii De rewarded
Evening journal., 1920-01-22
At THE GARRIcK.

Every Dave IN The Year" a comedy
skit, which is one Of the features OF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-07
ATHLETIC EVENTS
ARE CALLED OFF
WRESTLING MNTCU BETWEEN
SIIrltINStlirNi> pnNr.
POSED. It T. 10 RAIN

The wrestling mt,n which was
h,dUi,t Goo Oh. staged lr,w'ru George
St,rh,l OIL. Chicago 'ul pi,k chan
m.u ,u.wr.u wiju,vugut oi th"
arms o.. 81 'Ha.ll uut usl uishi
was ,,l.,I u. ODD 1..umt u rain. AMI
h'a.lHs. T .u.|'.. UiII.ii.us in tN
,tt b. $50. announced N Promoter
tt.l Es...u fut tlr match Wvuld i'
held ,Hm, ,fr.i ullnf this NrrD, p.,i'.'
tr " 900 ..I.r
o. IT, h,.i,,.J bg fans th.f Inr Wli.l
h,'v,.U St'uu.Hs .ud ,htpWan $500 h'
uf, cot tr. f tagged here the .,HsIr
Trt tl",IEu Mlu'- weight b. around
l,H. aud 90, umy champion is several
uuurl" u..... stephens l,lt larl
Wi,uurHi,. u ltuu.tHu. IN e AJHdirIu
ult,h here H.. Fullt u.EaJ E.tuui
900. uff II 100 in minutes aud'tA,
II, .ri n 'U UirH''.
prrlmlru..s JOB .hr u.m uf 1921
NI,uul ruU N,f.e,u G,ors. Stou,
hlw WHINE. 90 ..t, tIilIN Wrht'= h"ut
aud aun HvI rr-I. from l.Jhlm"N au.
aI.u l. ... rNHl viii tails, place I'
She mlt,r iri.or stephens md chap
man.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-07

gy A.sociaift Pres.
DIENEI.ANn. sept Glove. md
retained nrJ p.1yr t.lly ly w.uuiu.
1850 game from s. Louis
:, l.uus drHl, Morton truW in, hoN
10 th, l.y iun.Hs q. tine Afternoon
game. hu, CluI. h,d the nruWns o.
lrts while cleveland su...tsl,7l iu o.
ug o." s.ur,.
LIutr. who has bo"n playing short
stop for cleveland sine, chapman K
death sprung ,harlsyhuISe iesy auu
viii bv 9ut 0. the game Cor SEVERED
lIv Second same. a.
81 l.lgi9 ........... 500 unl noi
cleveland ......... on oiu Deg
Hsttcti. s--lat. and Go,i''n Morton
! la. B Iud ONcIi.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-07

Childroa IrI .t,rs easily t"li ioih
gsmts u on, series Win tIunli ~
Elst winning Mondays contest 70
and SUNDAY a Geo O. " sl"Hf, l'H
Pia|r,t,U .. Boo. w.r., vet di', lH'.
mifHe ,rh tf' vr iF rli' i''i hil',
80 .r, hf Hugi 900 d'u"' '""
f,d tl' f.Ha N.u. u.
Surdl,r pHIu, uHr PLAYED in wv
7l.lr rain pWr'.,N dii rU' 1Ui'' W
th, dt, until h'' 1rd 'r'N seven ln'
uss were uIs.I coon Iu't' = ~
dress vas bon COO, f.Im tri i' ~.
,i.v hl,, ,n'y two bite Both were
sur... ,u, b,iur obtained bon 'h, ih'i'
iuuiug m ,uut and Dos Douglas ~
al. ffHH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-07
CHICAGO DEFEATS
TIGERS N DOUBLE
wI,ITy son KEEP PNCE Win
CiEAEi.A>U ~ INhlNt TWO
CANES FROM DETROIT

CHICAGO. sept -'hiD's" Kept
pace With Cleveland in che i"'l1ih,
r.io. tudly hs winning hoih games OF
a.. hnliHN biI from prir'it
~'ShuuN huiE' a rtfWi or i, l+
GENTLY tIaiutd from tn' N1rhf To-
club of ~ southern as- silti"1. ui.''
his maI.r ltag.s de'ut and h'id iht
visitors go two hits .u TIE alt'. H'''l
vIftH S'Uft.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-07
CHILDRESS DOOSTE M|NB0TH CANES
N PLAINv|EW SERIES HERE; COOKE AND
MOORE HOLD SOUTH PLA|NSMEN 7-28-l

STRUCK out. endius Che inring
Donahue mn hard line dti'" 10
Iii.h,t " NDur bon ihf iisi inlnE
which he caught With his bate mama.
throw to firt ai,hinr Wan" o,ii base
Chiidros- alI piaF boz Roswell. y. ".
"Wednesday g. SATURDAY inclusive.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-07
Lrri Msrlh sissL MARKET

o. Afsafisted Press.
rupT woi.Til. Sept. 6.-Caille. II
A., ipis innO. stronger iictNrs. ;" ""'
~ Hn. fta,tsrs. ~ opf 80. COWS. -"
q, u0. bulls 5000 CO. csl,o' So" Q
1859
HOGS. Receipts 1890. - cents "i
vance Light. Nii.Godl5>n. heavy
$3.50 ~ is.tl: medium. sli.oo p i..',''
riv,d tii tuffi 1909, common. AlA"'"
1850. pigs sis0o1l3on.
Sheen, l..,'ipiH. none, nn tome
i,uhs. SN.uua go. y'ariinsH. Nup"
i0 IN. wcthsrs. s. OoH 90. ewes. A,.'"f
ou. cults. ~ oo1G.po. g"ots. Sj."n''
4.5
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-07

NnrlIN'4 gImy lld Co.. '"nI' T.
with il, John Robinson circus Ply
ib.U. $50. crowd which 'Hml i'u'F
fiI,d no. grlnd.taud ard wti " lhr
III. hers utusr started 'h" tIh.' l'[
ipl.r,t.v vUI, tN,rr 0'I. ''s l''.'
th. rI.uls'urd u "h.in- 'I DIVA
Iu. unlar, BE- 900, pitcher vl'. ~
n..r signed .r ls th' 't..H-" Nm''
SoN
philif,ss l,etr -uHIiu- in ''' wv
INNING r. Nur. fuuI-i ,U o. '"
I..l,. Vls s.tr ~ nrst ul'n N.'' ,.
,,nil,d % I.lru. go q N,- h''. ~.
s.-r'r.r Slew uH' H tHit
vrtsht ur',I fu ,'nt.r Wn-''- 5'
i.lI. W.u.- ,fHi .t l".N'.'
,...U.f,,i D.r,uuEH w ~
,rr.r. ,uJ.d u,,u k,urF i'iN- ''. ~
t.#fE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-07
iltrar,Ians aud Exhibits Free

Admission Go $40 exhibits and acts.
except AUTOMOBILE races aud the round.
az. will BE- absolutely free. This War
made pu5telhlr lN the tact that tho
merchants lri business Wcr ~ Plain.
Ni,w raised large fund e. nnInc"
tl, fir t'fDfc .Hp steps To promote 4
WON inLNn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-07

summary -ThH'' Ius' hi', t"uN
wright TW. u4sr m's WilhuIn. Single.
Tom W MuH,. curry. Sara'ir, hits.
Leslie. WHHurr puuglns Stolen bases
r. Muore. singleton " MnDIr nuuhl'
uIt,s iy Dhildf,ss . W MuDr' tu
D,lmlssu. " N,Hv tu k'Uus iu pri.
uls-o. Hlsr ,u balls ,f " Mumc.
Cllry. Off U1uur Iuu.vugm. 80
uuuglns IS NUUrr Suu"huut hy W
NuorcC. lH p.H5ua" : H. "if Har.
u.r. 6 In itr luuings. .lf hnu'hur.
boz tNo Innings. go uus. . 800 un
inning.
Tunr Il E.mr hD4. g" minutes
t'uults Ilmi,E and ZONES
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-07
ni,ide Double Header

W. Afsnfiafff fff-a
BOSTON. sept % --liostUu ANIL NV
Yuik III, idol . dnuhi,. heaa'I t",lIy 90.
home team winning the first game. HrI
Ntw Ymk thr =.-.lrd Ftiiin1m al
l,wei Unlv fNu hits .n the iiISt same
N,hf had the unirr hand On tho s.ru1d
zane uflX ou, Boston PLAYER Irl,hiua
third base.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-07
Drooklyn I;sai, Pills

PliILAUEGpHlA. S"pi g. Phn
gdlphll lrl.,It-i its morning NrtUN
over frOualyu vi'h % triumph tbis ait
srnoUn.
l,r,-klyu arD,E.d n'tt- frum the ho,
IN the first inniuI. lut Grimes cnul0
not held OIL three Iuu Irid The srHr'
AFTERNOON game.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-07

kIffta' o. Nif NfHs
WICHITA. knur S.ut. LEA hars
~ iishsr. tan Nsks. hmIk Nt.nrs
sfs-5 enaa cattle. steady butcher
.fe.rs - suGtif 20 butcher cows and
h.ifefs ~ 0afi 81 n.nn sfnHktrs auf
tod - NHff 81 ee stuDh COWS lrl
b.sf.fs - s0af- ~. bulb s. mfi. "a
Caitss gisobsi3ee
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-07
Tuel,cRnuud Bout

~ Associated Pres.
Providence L. T.. sept s-YoIur
Montreal 90 this cats. wD. s tr.t-i.f.
over Pal Munr, 90 Memphis sf We. r.
s,a. "a tfslay Tia, lsu4f went D o. ID.Hl-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-07
REDS BEAT CARDS
IN DOUBLE HEADER
CHAMPIONS ANNEN B0Ti LlIiOI;
DAY GAMES ~ AlleltOt Nj
~ pEHiOR FLAMING


CINCINNATI. sept. 8 - tn. cham
nlons won bath at the holiday games
fnom abe cardinals teiay hy superior.
allround plnN. ln ih' afternoon game
the long hitting - Groh and liuush
produced f'ur runs S"rnnd game.
a. a ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-07

= parachute drnm from an airplnn,
,uun feet iu tho air by e member ol
ih, Enud's Atiltior Company 81 ok
phpul Wil o. 900, tho thrilloIr ar
hanged fnf ..r fair tn, drup VIII %,
mode hy former Amarillo hos. MI,
~ now IN the aviation scrNicc o. fmt
Sill Several planes viii do stunt ny
....a .lt.rl.s. a..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-07

Summary 80 TW, ha-" hits. Ruth.
Pc, hntnu-n. ihr.la., DID, iIHtt.
si,. ,ii llar Griffin duuhls fHtN- lisr
49, ta Cuuu. g. kiuuaugh tu Pratt ~
WHr MHI1 fu l.ltf GOO l'Hr ll-. ,H
ars orr sf.u..t @ lur.4- D.. suI.',
H.t SIauh,t q, iIIrIls q.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-07

d,p,rimrrt Will De- housed in two
l,ts.. fvuts .tud tht prospects Jrn that
stUi au..h,r LARGE tent VII De- n'''''
sary several Amarillo firms viii 'N'
h.hif iu this department
OFFICIAL Hug shows.
Poland china aud puror lcrsrv hog
shows. c.Ii,lilN recognized and -,
,,ul4g,d lv national ORGANIZATIONS.
.u!u I.u. lars, exhibits from The
uar, Registered tnE breeders OF ToN.
.r Several ,sps. tlrllrhs ard too.
pr.,s jn T.. SKIS" uiu addition tH ash
and special u'HigW9 h.,' h,'u I..|
,,itcd iHf these two shows
Fasi Nu,omobile Races
4 e. M,Cgshnh chairman ~ tho
sut m.hn. raciag committee. ''ai''
ltnI' already MANY fH-t 'u- with VIZ
known drivers hrN" entered. N'u'
| r.rHardl. and Plains Wcu have "n.
tened cars Boo the siu,k ,.u yi,'s liy"
races win I..fun each a1v 'u The iri'"
and a b,i' oval track tvu ri,'~ south
! ~ pi,iv,.c y. PURSES for no i1r"s %.
tai 50 500
Rnnndtp aud Ilorse Race
IA. ana Tom ThuuI-Hn and Nll,r'
| Sargent have charge 81 the l:Hund.un
aud hors. incs meet ~ tau itir. F'ur
| thousand ny, hundred dollars b. -
! laI,d In u,,ras IN those events The
TRACK and si.uls'ovd tor 'h,~' ov,f
! b. seated ms' north n' 40, S,rl 81"
dupD' \ mily tu,k f"I iHriug NV
! splendid suao, Ter bronx railing luN
dUe-irg tear tud goat i"mHg a'l
other western sports hly. been ready
] Cor slmc time.
Rarne'S NtraotionS.
! Iv spending 50 s"u 90" tho North.
west T,Nas Fair association was ,II'
2" yc0ur. The headline attractions -
90, .. VI Eatu's Fan liu.hIug agency
lu, The, liirl ii"us VII ,uyu, 81.
lI,1 from ~ Musk'g,r Oh3uu.u1
STAT. uir and 60 itum H.tntt'w 'u
Dallas WHOM, they win hr headline co.
luaoiuns az ,hr Dallas stat, F3.r tn,
enlaEn.nH>n~ss-----
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-07

700 ~ WV
pLAINVIEW. Ten sept s-That
ib. SANTA q. I.,uguizrs 'hc import.
,n,r of the Northwest Texas Fair G."
+. b.l at ruusi'U september 70, Geo
October . - shown Dos tur tact thar o.
has granted reduced fares from any
po.p' uu th, Pluhiudi, and santa lc
Gaiiul, e. E G1lluh'r general
n,ieft ana passenger agent t"r th"
Iarhludl. and Santa D., Railway ru.
uu.,i 90. i1r association 60 this ur-
fi.u Yesterday.
Mr GaIlsh,r Sid bon lat Bon The
communicative. Tn" past and present
uia,il.r Boo connection with reduces
I.te. ,u. district ftEs bHs been tn in.
,Iudu territory within radius ol 'ac
hundred mlirl l;.rr-riziug Oh" iW'
rpf'tro, of Nuur fair this year. "
h.,. decided tu increase thv area to ln.
,uds Dur entire line iu Texas.
"uu may Definitely 1urnur'" that
round 'tip fau,s ~ Dc, authorized
from a'l points uu th. rlrhaudl" and
santa 30 tlgrIur- Co Su,,'Nai,r and
iatWrii abusive. uh.Ni-, from AN
If.irfs IN our branch lines
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-07

~ rllla' wi'hl'a fah-. p'''D'n'l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-07

EiNs Peir0Wars. Greek ArrUbats and
utmuasif. the rirs i;ct.l' Trio ~
suu,dN aeruhais. Thalioro'E Clrcns.
Wiih i,nglng liruthuis Ter tire" wears
aud Nlftsilc bon sensational high
bounding wire acts az. the hig ai'iIr.
ION. I.lm Tho I.LImN-. nramlN-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-07
PEOPLE PREPARING FOR
FAIR, MANY PRIZES WILL Be GIVEN

d,ulrtmrnt viii De- housed in Two
ltg. tvuts trd "a, prospects Irn that
siU au,.h,r ltI-' tent VII hr n'''''
s,rv. several amarillo firms viii 'N'
bIitf iI this ttn4T'mpft
New Britain herald., 1920-10-01
City Advertisement
TO TAXPAYERS. Assessors Notice.

All persons in the Town of New Britain liable to pay taxes are hereby notified and requested to return to the assessors. on or before the first day of November next, a list of all prop erty owned or purchased by them, on the first day of October. 1927 The assessors will meet in their office. ys lCITY HALL. WEST MAIN ST. lS Jtfg1l FRIDAY, OCTOBH Rfst and every day thereafter during Octo- Der. except Sundays. for the purpose of receiving such lists. OFFICE HOURS from A. NJ. to F.. NJ. and Monday and Saturday evenings, from to g.
 N. B-All persons owning houses or land are requested to give full description of the same on back of their lists. Blank list can be procured at Assessors O:ce. Cit yHall..
 AUGUST BURKHARDT.
 P~FR4CK-McG8Bfs
 OTTO RENGSTON.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-01
THREE AUTOISTS
 IN COURT TO-DAY
Eccl<Ics Driver Pays Fine of S25 and Costs-Others Face Charges of
 Minor Importance.

On a charge of reckless driving Frank Boldigo was fined $e5 and cosag in police court todap. Bildisa waa arrested by Patrolman Thomas Feeney Wednesday morning after ha had figured in a near-accident involF- ing another car n Main street, ana shortly thereafter knocked over silent traffic officer. The accused was represented by Lawyer Henry NOW icki. The states case was presented by Prosecutor George w. klett and Judge John H Kirkham was on the bench. A second charge, that of driN- ing without registration papers, was disposed of with d suspended judg- ment.
 The accused denied having driven reclIIessly, claiming that he was going in second gear at the time the traff1c post was knocked yer. James Wolff. whose car was directly in front or Boldiga's machine. said he had given the customary signal to indicate that he was about to turn from Main street into West Main street. when the ma chine in the rear speeded on at his left. He was forced to drive up Main street to prevent a crash, he said.
 Edward Was had an accident yes terdav afternoon on Lafayette street at the intersection of Beaver street and when Patrolnan John Liebler went to investigate he found the driver to be without a license card. He was fined s3 without costs.
 Judgment was suspended in the case f Carmen Folio, who was arrested bp Patrolman w. S. Strolls on a charge of driving withut having regis tration papers on his machine.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-01

USED CARS OF VALUE " 1920 sTUDEBAKER Big Six co. 1.sdesss 1920 AUBURN Beauty Six ....... I.5s5 1920 OAKLAND Touring ...... 1.esss 1918 AMERICAN Six ......... 96& 1917 OAKLAND Touring ........ l 1917 OAKLAND Touring ........
 1916 OVERLAND Touring "ss" .. d 1918 CHALMERS Roadster ...... s7R 1916 OVERLAND Touring "s3" .. 6S@Is 1916 MAXWELL Touring ...... ~9$ 1916 OVERLAND Roadster coco. $50 1918 SAXON Roadster ........... 500 1916 oLDsMOBlLE Touring ..... J7s 1916 FORD Roadster ........... 300
 TRUCKS OF SERVICE
 1920 BROCkWAY Express ...... s.37ss 1916 sTUDEBAkER Express .... HOO 1915 FORD Truck ............... 1916 FORD Truck ............. 4sS 1914 GRAHAM Two-Ton ........ sec 1918 VIM Express ............ s7S
 M. IRVING JESTER
New Britain herald., 1920-10-01
EDUCATIONAL
THE COLLEGIATE PREPARATORY SCHOOL

gl2 York street. NeW SoHu.
 tBridgrport Branch, 31s Fairfield Avenue)
 Thorough preparation in all High School and College subjects. Students successfully mitted upon our certificate into standard colleges of Medicines. Dentistry. Law, En- xfneerfng. Academic. etc. throughout the United states Morning. afternoon and eve- ming sessions. Classes forming now. Enroll today Ns e-s7-1wx
New Britain herald., 1920-10-01
USED TRUCKS THAT ARE WORTH WHILE

We havo tho following hand in drst-class mechanical condition, ready 10 go 10 work. viz.: l. a-Ton Mack-Rebuilt, with brand new rack body. guaranteed the same as new.
 3-Ton Packard-Chassis and cab. Two 2I I-Ton Maccars-One with sub stantisl padued van body. the other with rack body. st | 5-Ton White Dump-Newly painted 2-Ton Nash-With brand-new luuhGf body. newly painted.
 Two 1919 5Ton Clydesdale Dumps. Four 1919 2-Ton Day-Elder 25.pas. senger buses with Goodyear spare. Worth investigation. Call Liberty l3o, or see =
 CHANDLER
 MACK MOTOR TRUCK co. tsl 264 Mhalley Ave, New Haven. Conn.
 7-sot
New Britain herald., 1920-10-01
PERSONAL

PFRSoNAI-FuII set teeth, with gold tooth. ss; guaranteed; teeth extracted without pain: cocaine; open evening"
 Dr. Dickerman. Room 9. l22 Main
New Britain herald., 1920-10-01

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