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The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1920-06-24

The grand jury threw out drag
net over the county in search of viola
tions of the law. Men from almost
every section of the county were sum
moned to appear before the inquisitor-
ial body.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1920-06-24
FREsH BREAD DAYLY.

/ am getting fresh bread Of all
kinds every day from Vicksburg. Price
9 cents. H. FRESHMAN
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1920-06-24

The clear cool weather since the
heavy rains has been encouraging
There is always fear when there is a
low barometer pressure in the summer
that continued rains will follow.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1920-06-24

A shower of rain fell southwest Of
Port Gibson yesterday afternoon. We
have had plenty of rain for the pres
ent, and additional showers are detri-
mental to crops.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1920-06-24
enc Thls out and Take Il With You.

Sut lhis Ont ana take IL With You.
A man often forgets the exact name
OF the article he wishes to purchase,
and as a last resort takes something
else instead. That is always disap-
pointing and unsatisfactory. The
safe way is to cut this out and take
it with you so as to make sure of get
ting Chamberlain's Tablets. You will
find nothing quite so satisfactory for
constipation and Indigestion. Adv
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1920-06-24
CIRCUIT COURT
ENDING BUSY WEEK

One Charge Of Murder Ended in Man
slaughter Plea. A Number Will Go
to Penitentiary. One Already Sem
fenced for Five Years.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-04
THE REAL SALESMAN

One who has a steady eye, steady
rerve, a steady tongue and steady
habits.
One who understands men and who
can make himself understood by men
One who turns up with smile,
and who still smiles if he is turned
down.
One who strives to out-think the
buyer rather than to out-talk him.
One who Is silent when he has
nothing to say and also when the
buyer has something to say.
One who takes a firm interest in
his firms interests.
One who keeps his word, his tenn
per, and his friend.
One who wins respect by being re
spectacle and respectful.
One who can be courteous in the
face of discourtesy.
One who Is loved by his fellowmen
The Salt Seller.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-04
SO Criminal Cases
Are DOCketed For
County Court

speeding
+ State of Florida VS. Matte Simon,
aggravated assault.
State of Florida VS. Matte Simon,
obst. officer.
State OF Florida VS. Matte Simon,
profanity.
| State of Florida VS. M. ]. Altman,
vagrancy.
State of Florida VS. Wesley Allen,
State of Florida VS. L. w. Bloom
libel.
State of Florida VS. John Buckins,
liquor dealing.
State of Florida VS. J. B. Caldwell,
aggravated assault.
State of Florida VS. Jim Sutton,
drunk.
State of Florida VS. B. T. Roper, as.
sault and battery.
State of Florida VS. M. H. Holmes,
liquor dealing.
State of Florida VS. Eugene Jackson,
Herbert Hicks and Susie Wilson, pet
ty larceny.
[ State Of Florida VS. Dave Cob, man.
ufacturing liquor.
State Of Florida VS. Lila Hampton,
aggravated assault.-Bartow Record.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-04
Comparatively Few Civil Cases to b.
Tried--Many Criminal Cases are
Due to Liquor


The August term of the county
court convened Tuesday morning at
10 o'clock. Forty-five cases, civil and
criminal are on the docket for dis.
posal. Civil cases number only seven,
and of the criminal cases fourteen are
the result of some sort of liquor dal-
ing.
Civil Docket
]. H. Durrance VS. U. j. Whitman,
d. E. Montgomery ct al. Assumpsit
damages $4,000.
W.. X. jackson VS. Mrs. z. e. Elmer.
son, Assilmpsit damages 100000.
AM. Anderson VS. G. w. Parker, Re-
plevin.,
Great Western Smeltreing and Re-
filming Co. VS. l.. w. Bloom, doing bus
mess as Lakeland Daily Star, AS
sumpsit damages $4,000.
Turner Music Co. VS. VIM. Hender-
son, Replevin, damages $4,000.
Swinehart Tire and Rubber Co. VS.
R. w. Swearingen.
Daniel Miller Co. VS. S. Rosin and
Co.
Criminal Docket
State of Florida VS. w. l.. Rewis, liq-
uor dealing.
State of Florida VS. Charlie Collins
Warren Hays and Horace Hays, ag-
gravated assault.
State OF Florida VS. J. F. Lemons,
carrying concealed weapons.
State Of Florida VS. John Upchurch
carrying concealed weapons.
State of Florida VS. w. j. Warning
reckless driving.
State of Florida VS. l.. w. White
hurst, embdzzlement.
State of Florida VS. Tom Lybass,
speeding.
State of Florida VS. Ben Kennedy,
reckless driving.
State Of Florida VS. J. M. Demmon.
liquor dealing.
State of Florida VS. Annie Davis,
liquor dealing.
State of Florida VS. Paul Hamilton,
aggravated assault.
State of Florida VS. 0. M. Eaton,
violation corrupt practices act.
State Of Florida VS. S. D. Creel, vio-
lation plant act.
State of Florida VS. James Smith
Wells, reckless driving.
State Of Florida VS. Ike Corbett.
manufacturing liquor.
State of Florida VS. George f. Gates,
pistol without permit.
State of Florida VS. Henry Adams,
manufacturing liquor.
State of Florida VS. Robert Terrell.
possession of liquor.
State of Florida VS. Will Read, ag-
gravated assault. a3,
State Of Florida VS. R. e. Hicks,
possession of liquor.
State of Florida VS. A. w. Gorgon.
possession OF liquor. "a
State of Florida VS. w. M. Broad
well, assault and battery.
State of Florida VS. G. M. Bailey.
manufacturing liquor.
Stat of Florida VS. Frank Singletary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17

In case Of emergency brought
about by railroad iis-up due to
strikes. 20.00n army trucks and
800 900 privately owned motor
trucks are available TO transport
foodstuffs and other essentials to
the larger cities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17

members. Manager Douglas A.
Shoiur. OF the Automobile club Of
Western Washington. accompanied
BY delegation, last week waited
upon Attorney General Farria and
Hon } II King. minister of u. {.
public works. In Victoria The dele.
cation. which was also attended BY
British Columbia motoring author.
lties. urged that the province i'm
meeilately change It's rule ~ the road
regulation 20 conform with those cx.
isting IN Washington state. The
delegation WIS assured that such
change was now under favorable
consideration
The Automobile Club OF Western
Washington. In It's 1890 program 81
augmented service 20 Is members.
ia also seeking the enlargement Of
automobiie ferry facilities from the
mainland 90 Vancouver island,
I'm previous years a great number
Il Western Washington motorists re.
Trained from visiting British Column.
hla because Of traffic rules that were
exactly the opposite OF those in this
state with tho correction Of this
fault and enlargement 81 ferry
facilities 20 Vancouver island. a
series ~ new and delightful tours
win be opened for the man who owns
a motor car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17
SAVAGE GETS
NEW QUARTERS
MeGraih. Branch Manager. Plans
Attractive Wholesale Quarters on
Fast Pike ~. by February

From plans outlined BY Manager
W. y. McGrath. the sprcckeia SAY.
age" Tire corporation will soon be
In their new quarters nj els East
Pike a.. the premises being occupied
BY the chAnslor A Lyon company at
tho present time
The new location will give me
the opportunity Of making the Saw.
age headquarters for the states Of
Washington. Oregon and Montana
an attractive Haierroom for our deaf.
era and distributors. aays Mr. Me.
Grath. Ne have completed our con.
tracts for the 1890 season with all
these dealers and Indications point 20
the biggest Savage year that this
territory has ever seen.
The slogan adopted by the Savage
people Ia Built to cxceP and that Ia
the spirit that enters Into every
phase Of It's manufacture. The aver.
agc road or highway in the North.
west puts tire 20 a very severe
test. and the Savage L. built 20 meet
all these conditions and 20 overcome
the Erueiiing set 81 road tests that
IL adopted by all tire builders for
tho testing % their product The
Savage plan Is 90 build a tire that
Is better than other tires and TO die.
tribute L In way which VIII make
friends for their product and bring
repeat customers.
We VIII announce the opening OF
our new store very soon" concluded
McGrath. ''and will be glad 10 have
the people Of Seattle visit us in our
new wholesale branch headquarters. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17
Beauty Of Appearance, Proven
Reliability and Known Economy
Feature the Performance Of the
MAXWELL

A ND it is an automobile that any,
one can afford to own, one whose
beauty of appearance makes it one
that everyone is proud to drive.
THE known economy of the Max
1 well, together with its proven
durability and reliability, make its
purchase a sound business invest
ment.
A ND the satisfaction which comes
"A from dealing with firm whose
service and sales policies are firmly
established is no small item to be
considered in the purchase of a
motor car.
Make an appointment for a demon
stration, and plan to enjoy to the fuH
the pleasures Of MarweH ownership
IN the year Of 1920 !:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17

The Bunker Hlll & Sullivan Mining
company operate the largest indie.
pendent lead and silver mine IN the
world. at Kellogg Idaho. During the
period when Il was impossible 20 get
freight cars To ship IN the big logs
which are used 10 make mine tim.
beers, the company bought b.ton
uMc and trailer The way this truck
brought In the logs ia very well u.
Illustrated above.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17
ANSTED FORMS BIG
AUTOMOTlVE MERGER

NEW YORK. Jan 17.--Frank b.
Ansted. Of conncrsvllie, Ind. presi
dent OF the Lexington Motor COM
pany. which has its main offices
and factories there. while in New
York attending the automobile show.
announced the formation OF the
United States Automotive corpora
ton. with capitalization OF 310,-
100000 OF preferred stock and roo.
ooo shares Of noparvalue common
stock. under the laws Of the state
Of Delaware.
Included in the new corporation
are the Lexington Motor company.
the Ansted Engineering company.
the Connersville Foundry corpora
ton, and the Teetor Hartley Motor
corporation. With the exception Of
the last named. all OF these con-
Germs are located at Conncrsvflle,
and all are engaged In the automo-
tive trade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17
eattle-Automobile- Sales-Co.
H. p. GRANT Manager
1lO1 East Pike St. East 462
East 462

First he visited tho owner and ed
itor OF Braxil's foremost Newspaper
and pointed out some American
achievements in transportation and
automobile development Ho called
attention to the fact that Brazil has
mineral wealth beyond Imagination.
that u furnished foodstuffs 20 many
countries. and that It's Industries ex-
port quantities OF manufactured ar.
tlclcs X also has gold in untold
quantities. All that IL needed for
phenomenal development IL 10 bring
export goods 20 the seaboard quickly
and cheaply.
The Brazilian editor proved quick
In grasping the Idea. and In a short
time the first automobile section ever
printed in Brazil was issued In Rio
Janelro. More than that. the paper
IL tho first TO employ n man cxclu.
sively on auto news and sports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17

Traffic truck horse sense" was
well proven when the above photo.
graph was snapped OF a Traffic
carrying a capacity load in soft.
wet ground. W. T.. Shields. service
manager Of the Shields Livengood
Motor company. seen at the wheel.
proved to the satisfaction Of large
number OF ranchers and dairymen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17
AUTO ED. HITS
RIO JANEIRO
11O1 East Pike St.

Few persons would undertake the
task Of moiding the though, OF an en-
tire nation along new lines. but such
things do not daunt w. c. Holmes.
manager in Brazil OF the Goodyear
Tire and Rubber Co. OF South Amsri-
en-. He believes that II things don't
run the way one likcs--run them
yourself.
when he took over his duties In
the South American republic. he
found that the Brazilian press had
never made any attempt to devote
thought or space TO the general de-
velopment OF automobile transporta-
ton. Special auto pages or sections
were unknown, 80 Mr.. Holmes de-
cided to start something.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17

the reason that nearly 200 Traffic
trucks are operating and giving sat.
isfaction in the state OF Washing
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17
AJAX ANNOUNCES
NEW OHIO PLANT

Horace de Llsasr. president Of the
Ajax Rubber Company. Inc. today
announced the contamination 81 ne
Eoiiations whereby n new Ajax fac
tory II to De erected in sandusky.
O Ninety acres ~ property have
been #eeured bY the company The
erection ~ the new plant viii be-.
sin 10 once and rs the latter part
Of 1890 tire production win ne wen
under WAY. At that time. too. *.
isting Ajax plants viii have reached
a production peak never before at.
taincd In the company'a history.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17
ANNUAL DANCE is
SUCCESSFUL EVENT

The annual dance Of the Shields.
Livengood Motor company and the
Austin Moscley company was held
last Saturday night at the Mount
Baker clubhouse and total attend
ancc - - people was registered by
the official census taker OF the or
Eanixation.
Much Of tho success OF the affair
was due To the efforts 81 G III,
Shields. W NJ I.ivsnRood and Harry
Austin. who had the affair IN
charge u l.. stevens was master Of
ceremonies. and Sales Manager W.
NJ Hartford of the shields Liyen.
good forces was In charge 81 the re.
treatments tits job was the most
popular Of the evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17
Rule of Road in B. c. May
Be Changed Coming Season

Western Washington motorists
who have repeatedly postponed
touring trips into British Columbia
and Vancouver island because ~
traffic rules contrary 10 American
regulations VIII shortly find these
conditions changed to conform
with United States rules. accord
Ing To- arrangements now pending
between tho Automobile club II
Western Washington and similar
organizations IN the Canadian
province,
AZ the apecLflc instance d many
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17

The Motor League OF Louisiana IL
planning a campaign TO raise and
spent $4,000. 900 for good roads
publicity and development during
the next year. Twentyseven coun.
ties are now improving their roads
or building new ones The associa
tlcn favors vitrificd brick or con.
crete highways
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17

In cooperation with the caiifor.
MIA state Automobile association.
the Pacific division Of the American
Red Cross has arranged 10 estab-
ilsh first aid stations in the forests
and ndtionai parks thruout the
state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17

The Pittsburgh Transportation as
ISOLATION Is a new organization re
Gently fopmed by motor truck own
ers In Piftshurg. Pa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17

The National Automobile Dealers
association is represented by 10000
dealers turnout the country.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-17
N ADMIRAL PLi,ED SANTA
CLAUS.

foam WHr, ol tlr r.,t Uf 'ar United
States N1tf ur1 J'r Auyiru HaI
Cross brought tu hundreds ol ,hIllr.u
.'. Co. NoIs hpls 'hrs,muf
this year The suggestion onmo lruu
Admiral AIi.y# N'u Is JOB command
NJ t1' Atl 1r W"u-lf Nlr which hlt.
been stationed IN the AdrIatlc since 40
nuD.r i.,. WITH headquarters g.
Spalato. Tho Admirul's heart wa
touched hy thr d.s'iosr of the children
In practically nll 81 Dalmlun and wh,n
be- could endure IL no longer w. sat
down and wrote Go the American Rc1
'ruf.-"fhc children need batter cloth.
7r ana u0ur.shmcut than they gc,
They don't know what TOYS are" Evj.
IDENTIFY pirturlng 90 himself the scene,
that would be- enacted On countless
American homes on the 25th 81 d..
comhcr, Admiral Andrews continued:
Gould you not do something Tor
Christmas, at least? Clothing. Shoe.
1ys. and especially nourishing FOOLS
Ike chocolate. cocoa. matted milk. ano
condensed milk would help the children
uf the poor here"
When the officials ~ tho Rcd Cross
read Admiral Andrews letter thcy
handed 10 over 60 the Junior Red
Cross. the school children branch of
the American Red Cross. certain that
prompt action would result within .
very short space ~ time . Ooo pairs IT
Shoes. 1900 pairs of stockings. thou
sands ~ cans II condensed milk and
many hundreds II bars ~ chocolate
had been purchased. To complete the
filling 81 the Admiral's order. trucks
were dispatched a. the Red Cross ware
house. where were stored shipping.c3s,
after shippingcnsc of TOYS made 10y IN.
school children ~ America 10 brin.
happiness Ia cthers. md IA an amaz
inrly short time many huge boxes al
shining toys were stacked beside IN,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-17
Paderewski Pleads
For Upper Silesis

PAlilS-lgnaor padcrcws'I rrprsor.
utI,c fur Poland nt thv poar. Confer
"u.c and the League uf Nations con.
ference. has submitted to the Council.
i submitted to the Council of Ambns
fldnrs note concerning the political
and military situation In Upper Sllosla.
"Th' Polish d,loFltlon." says the
communication. "haq Forwarded GO The
council ~ Ambassadors copy ~ th'
rider ~ The Gcnoipl staff NJ the sixth
German Army CORPS IN which plan
fnr th, military occupation ~ rup
Siberia by German trools be- CAREFUL
outlined.
That document. together with others
submitted. furnishes abs lutte proof
that the German Government In viola
ton of Article ~ of the Treaty ~ Yer
saIllcs possesses secret military o.
gunization IN Upper silcsi,. and has
on hand large stores of arms and mu
millions. II ia also proved That officer.
and soldiers II the former German
army attached Ia the secret Upper
Sllosinn forces receive their orders III
rcctly from Germany.
Held official Posts.
These documents further show thai
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-17

many ~ the officers ~ the German
fccrot organization hold official posts
In Upper Silcsil, ana that the recent
disturbances throughout the entire
plohisrit" area were provoked and a.
rcciod by these officials In Violation II
their trust NJ civilian officials and IN
response 90 the orders from Germany
supreme Military Command. Their o.
tiyity against Poland was greatest a,
the moment the lulshcyist invasion
was nt its height when Germany was
Inspired with the belief that Bolsheyisi
Wcccfs would guarantee the retention
of Upper sllosin by Germany
"ln1smuch no these acts ~ the Gor
man Government are glarlng violations
~ the Treaty ~ Versailles ana further
constitute rorlous menace Ia tn
pHcr. the Polish delegation must again
c.l the attention ~ the Allied Powers
tn tho seriousness ~ the situation In
Upper s.l,sla
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-17

shoes and chocolate ready for the dark.
eyed youngsters NJ Dalmatla.
II required only a brief rccouniing ~
scrrct'ry of the Navy Daniels uf the
contents ~ Admiral Andrews letter. o.
rocurr the Issuance II an order tu the
commanding officer ~ the United
States collier Mars 60 tnkc ON bonri
the slit ~ The Junior Rod Cross to tho
children u pnlmatIa ana deliver Il TO-
Admiral Andrews who played the part
II Santa Claus
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-17
Time Of Meeting ~ Womnn's NuNlllar,
"a the legion Changed

The time Tor the meeting 81 thy
WomnuH Auxiliary 30 tho Legion ha.
been changed from Q o'olocl, 60 9
o'clock ON Saturday afternoon in a.
annex Of the Central Presbyterian
Church This viii ho nn lmpoftap
business mc,lng ard the Constitute.
and bylaws win hc rad ]. Is urged
that there De- fun attendance OF IN,
members
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-17
Something To Think Abou,
ADJUSTMENTS
PEARL WHITE MIXES
IiIii.IIIOP Iil.tSIl.

\ keen sense ~ humor is one NJ tho
iprnV appealing qualities ~ P1.ori
White the William Fox star. who comes
~ the ppuudi Theatre un Fndny aud
Sn'urdny IN perturbation of George
Go.1rhilI's famous story Tigers cub. %
Rooms had been engaged Tor her In
"a email hotel In iho town where she
wont 10 make cxtcriurs Tor this picture
Accusing the clerk she asked
Are there any rooms Tor me here
Yes. suite sixteen" replied the clerk
smiling.
Guess again, my boy: you hnv,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-17
Banquet a. BE- Given ~ the PROBES
slonal and business WOmrn's Club

a Christmas banquet viii be- given
ON Tuesday evening December 2iI,
by the professional and Business Won.
ems Club II Amarillo, Tor It's club
members This Is going To be- one ~
the mos, delightful occasions that tn
Bualness Women have enjoyed this
season. and 1t II hoped that all club
members will take advantage of H.
The tickets for the banquet nre now
on silc and may be obtained fron
Mira. Taylor. ~ the Guaranty state
Rank: from Mrs. Matthews. 81 The
Texas 4. A NJ Co. az from Miss Sarah
Spark" nj the Santa Pc offices Al
tickets must be- purchased before Sun.
day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-17
Workers Council IL the First Bapils.
SnnhnN Sahn0l 20 Meei

The Workcr's COunCIl " The Firsi
Baptis, SUNDAY School will meet oa
Friday evening December nth, ~
7:3O o'clock ~ the church. Oppnrtun'
~ will be- afforded ut that time T.
bring up aud discuss any questions
that may arise In connection with tht
Christmas Exercises II may De- men.
toned here that the decision 10 hav'
the distribution uf candy THURSDAY az
tcrnoon was due e. the fact that tho
exercises Friday evening viii take uo
the entire evening ana should Great.
such an atmosphere " reverence n1
20 render the distribution iuappr0pr
ate at that time
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-17
The Merk's SorIal Eyents
FTtIpA

Las Amigos Club viii be- entertained
ny Mrs. Grover Malone 40 the hun'
" her mother. Mrs Tollcson. no Mad
s1n street. ai $50 O'Clock
SATURDAY
The womans Auxiliary 10 the I.e
glon will meet at three o'clock In IN
annex ~ tho Central rrcabyteitli
Church An important business ses
sion will be- held and the Constitution
nnd Bylaws viii he read. and 1, 1.
urged that there he n fun attendance
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-17
New Constitution
Before Polish Die,

NEW YORK. Dee iG.-Whnt Il 20.
mrlod ns the most progressive and
is now under consideration by the POI
I'm Dict Tho constitutions ~ the no.
cul nations of the world and purticu.
larry of th. Republics Of France nul
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-17
AZ the Olympic

Wanted nt licadduartors the lat.
80 Universal photodrnma, starring tho
fascinating Eva Novak and directed
~ stuart Patton. IL an adaptation by
Wallace Clifton ~ the popular novel
Kate rlur Ten" by Edgur Wallace. II
.s the story - hand ~ me nost nmas.
.ng criminals ever created hv r. writ,r
of fiction and ~ q daring Young wom.
an who ~ the brains ~ tho orgauiza.
lion Il b. coming to the Olympic Thet.
trc iur two days. beginning TODAY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-17

Every day more women are dlacov.
oring that they may procure and keep
the beautiful compilations they long Tor.
Panhandle I,trbcr supply House offers
you a remedy for every unhealthy skin
condition
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-17
ALvAp u MEYER
THE STARS.

Alas for him who never sees
The stars shine through the cyphrcss
trees,
Who. helpless. lays his dead away
Nor looks 90 see the breaking day
Across the mounrful marbles play
Who hath not learned In hours 1T fnith
The truth 10 flesh ana sense unknown
That life II ever lord ~ Death
And love can never lose liz own.
Whittier.