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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01

sneeia' \ ifhs New.
f,onT WoHTH. Avs si.-The Hi
inrn dlrutst. northwest of Rising Star,
& nd the area lust south ~ the town ~
Eastland, We're the principal points Of
interest 10 NMonday's Developments ia
the north Texas 81 fields.
Reports from German are that the
Fields well Of the Atlantic company. six
miles norfhwes; ct German. which has
been considered dry. has been shot
around s3ee feet. and has respond"
with flow estimated from 500 60 200
barrels
This well IL mile and a half south
81 the Puett We'll of the Piiisbure
Western Oil company. which had an
initial production ~ 500 barrels. fol
lowing n shot around 210o feet
but little information was ahailabls
from tho IIilhorn pool. though IL was
said that the CLARK well ~ the iiumhlH
oil and Refining company. east % th'
discovery well. was shot the latter part
~ the week. and IL flowing Ut the rat,
81 rlNty barrels an hour.
The Bush No. ~ the Lone star Gas
COMPANY. about half mile southwcs Il
Of the Hilhorn discovery well. has ais
been given n shot and ~ reported flow
ing around ten barrels an hour Th'
hush has not been thoroughly cleane
out and the production ~ coming
through a bridge.
Cnnsiderehle interest l. being shown
IN the possibilities II new oil pool
jusi south ol Easiand. where the Alice
company recently brought IN small
well go the I'LL farm. The Hill wei
came IN with comparatively small
production. but has Increased until u
il now flowing $50 barrels daily. This
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
REAL ESTATE RAPIDLY
CHANGING HANDS OVER
LUBBOCK TERRITORY

sn.rial a. The NsNs
ITHnOCk T"X., Aus, %. - Real
.,ttui, Dnuuuut- tu chang" hands DO
considerable volume in Lubbock coun
t'. iu spite 90 the general tighiu'sH e..
money and credit restrictions imposed
%, th. tDI,i.I reserve hank system. \
uuri,r Of large tracts ~ raw ranch
lands are being opened up in Lubbock
.nd admins counties. 90 prices thi'
r.iug, from SIS Ia 500 pof acre. nnl
trr b,iug readily taken
on, nm repairing 10" sale II min"
mpn uut uf one lnrty uf ten prospects
iu 600, dIN W'h tracts running from
i-- mere, iu eco Thor, are principally
central south ard east Texas farmers
% hu ARE coming 10 this section Go get
AWAY tr.u. the cotton WerUil and worm
end 90 develop this land into the cot
fHn producing umty that Lubbock g.
destined in nstuinc.
The federal census shows IN" o.
mlrhuli' u,frir" &C goo percent ~
Di,asp BOO past ten Ncirs-ihc thin"
lrg,.tf DO fip United States The FRA
plap. going t0 Miami ill. Second
uiH,D went o. Hu uil county boz Texas
but illu., county takes third place
upuy N,r normal natural growth dur
o.. r,. location. admirable railroad con.
uo,tiurs. supported hy M" great agii.
.Mmu irpsun,'s un every 1l' With
u tho sam, ton" the rity uf Lubbock
hrH ln mpr,Hsr uf iug percent in pup
Ilstluu ana mDTa than 200 percent in.
crease BOO business done
TN, greatest Crl uf growth 900 tu' On.
tire south ulains is under way 1t this
tim' More iny'stigliing FARMERS and
home rI.sp,rinrs are looking through
fhr south nlllrs country TIA never o..
fore More Inquiries ur" hgius o.
upl,d hy the Chamber uf CONNER.
ir the ~uu'h plains towns and more
r..I estate rs changing hands 1nl com
irr into the Isess"ssiun ui home build
pIs than ever before.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01

spess 20 The News.
PORT WORTH. Aug 30-Therc O.
much excitement N the Eastland dis.
irict over a development that has Az
parenily opened up another new oil
pool just to the south Of town. The
Mart iAll Well II the Alice Oh Com.
r4ny. just % the south Of the city
limits. after light showing Tor pro.
dnction recently. has steadily in.
creased it, flow until u IL now said 20
he making 200 barrels daily. The sand
was found several days ago az $3.50
feet but II first showed only u bar.
rels daily and little attention was paid
10 Il until the big increase is flow.
Many wells IN that district have found
al and gas and biologists have main.
tained for months that n good field
ikely would be opened In that terri
tory. The Hill well had its first show.
lng for oil and gas az 1900 feet and
had another showing for gas AZ $500
feet.
s.vero god com,ls'imS a-e rc
ported from the stephens county
fields. some In the Breckenridge dis.
trict and others In the vicinity Of les.
ray. In the Breckenridge field the
new producers are:
Curry No. ! ~ Chapman q al. 500
barrels flowing naturally.
Hale No. ] 81 Landreth q al $50
barrels flowing naturally.
North q town the well 81 the Okla.
homa Producers a Refiners Corpora
tion n making 500 barrels daily afie'
a shot.
Competitions az Leeray are:
Greene Ne. 81 Parker e al. 200
barrels.
Tolle No. and ~ the Ajax OF
Company are ON the sand and are be.
ing prepared for shots.
Possibly the most interesting rcpor,
from the field. however. comes from
the new Hilhorn territory In the
southwestern part Of Easiland county.
The ID. NJ. Clark well q the Humble
on A Refining Company. which has
come In Just east q the Hilborn grOup
Of wtls and thus has extended the
territory. has started flowing around
SEQ barrels daily after a shot. II has
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
.HlLLB0RN DISTRICT AND STLAND
COUNnMA|N PO|N TsOF INTEREST
|NLATE TEXAS OIL DEVELOPMENTS

Is the best well that hns been dnlcli
In tina, portion 81 Eas,land county Tn
Alice company II composed largely u
Fou Worth ana Tulsa interests
A report Monday from Marynr1l. On
Nolan county. aid that the kut"iual
WE'LL foH miles northwest 1t TINT
place. viii be- drilled o. 40.O feet Tn
test has heen shut down fur som. time
Reports FROM sulphur springs Hop
kins county MONDAY were that uil had
BEEN encountered 90 the IBrdiWay
well ~ the Southwestern Oh Field
company. nine miles northwest 90 that
place, ard iu purely wildcat territory
Reports were that the showing h1
been encountered az $40 fest II was
declared that m" showing was fnun0
in u formation ~ shlpl sand and iru"
and had been drilled in only twelve
feet The dullrr believes M" well is
gund tor i've barrels as " stands.
Coahoma reports that the Under
writer's well. which q few weeks ug
was hig sensation On IN" line ~
Mitchell and Howard counties b. 60
inF ON a." pump An u't@'t Vel D. g.
be- drilled 20 ono"
North Texas b. Iiil fa,iu "a hig
shortage OF tank ears Co handl" the &C.
fined product n D. declared that man
ufHrtur,rs have been unable Ca r'lir,'
the situation because cot Oh" st''
shortage.
The German Home Refinery go Gu'
man ~ preparing tO make a test 81 ID
sand found 40 q depth ~ 80 feet Tn.
well b. said Co. b" maKing from tive o.
seven barrels a dly and IL this show.
up fuI period n several weeks uihr.
icg's viii h. made in the same vicinity
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
DELEGATrsGErRfADYRsI]
TO ATTEND SALVATION
ARMY STATE MEETING

Special to The Ness
t'i3T WORTH. Aug ~ Every
county in northwest Texas will be- -
presented hy three or more delegates
90 the state convention ~ the SALIVA.
'iu" ARMY advisory hoards which Will
De held IN teh First Iiaptis, church on
tridHy September 10. Already more
than 80 no'ptnncos have been receiy.
81 hy Hcn T. Keith. president ~ the
state advisory board
Mayor W. - Davis viii make ~.
address ~ welcome aud the principal
addresses win be- delivered by Mrs
I'uiHup'r Thomas Estill ~ Chicago
who b. iu Command ~ the wets.rn Ter.
ritury IT the Salvation Army. and
Bugadier Fletcher Agncw who IN re-
spousil H. - IA ei920 homo arryi,.
program 80 tho salvation Army.
'''f'uHnt 'niuHrl George Wnnd
chief divisional officer ~ the Salvation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
HOUSTON PREPARES.
FOR LARGE CROWD
WHEN VETS MEET.

special 20 TIE News
not STON. Aug 3l-Wuh the 1899
reunion 90 Confederate Veterans hut
five weeks uu. Houston b. preparing tu
turn u.,'f ul" unu great huspitIhls
hotel tnt the o. 900 visitors expected
here during the wee hui October . tu :
The veterans thrms'iye. need nu
housing in the civ. SOLDIERS iu tn
end. th,y viii ltv boz touts and mess
nt th. ,til Uf tho IuElr a gDt tent
e.ty b. tu h' 90, ted iu uu' ui %, ,lil 7.
wooded parks f'r thrm
Uui th- other visitors who may uui
number tho veterans viN 60 uur. must
%. accommodated 50 A huU4rtn huus
canvass oi ui Houston aud iis suburb,
b. h,Irs made tud pirdE'. ut'u iur tu
till, o. b. uu small tIss fur Dty ui
Z a. noo o. huu., half that many visitors
fDr th, better part ui "a wees.
These other visitors w'Il include NOT
uuly the families 90 The veterans bat
tho members uf tHu allied urEIuiri
iiuns and their families and friends
This IL triple reunion 90" ihui'h
fuf the United Confederate N,t'rius
fh, twenty Nfth iuT the suns 60 con.
fvi,rltv Veterans. Iui The twenty fIIs'
annual convention ,i 20" Confederate
southern Memorial association.
Low iui rates VIII H' granted from
$40 points in 90" nation Fourteen
southwestern roads have already gwen
rate 90 ,u, cent u mile
Houston was once L,f,r, host o. The
veterans. iu 1895 tUI the urb aunug
reunion The Sons OF Veterans met
fur the FIRST tim, Boo iNtG with the Vet
Iaus It la,hWuud.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01

sre~lsi 70 The Ness
DALLAS. Aug 20-Unuual pros.
periiy throughout Texas II indicated
~ the number q fairs which will b.
held In the state this autumn. accord
ing 20 the Research Department Il
the Texas Chamber Of Commerce
which has cuected IL, q forty.thrcs
Texas fairs. A number q other fair.
are scheduled but Officills confirfna
ton of place and date has no; been
received from the secretaries Mum
erous inquiries are being received by
the state chamber from prospective ~.
hibiiors ard others and the research
department. IL asking for information
81 al fairs scheduled for the coming
raaUn.
following l. ,he lis, collected:
(hrendon-Dunity county fair SEP.
tenber IL.
i'eerne-Kendan county fair. sep.
tepier 30.
f;llmsr-MIddle Ea-, TeHa. fair
Irris-I-amar county tair. septsm
htr i1.ii
.yinyon-Canyon fair. September
ctleman-Cleman Pair Association
8atmber s.ii.
Ciarksviile-Red River county fair
September 1915
ChildrsS~-s'hildress County AZ A
Livestock. SEPTEMBER itfs
Ffederick rhurs - Implement show.
S-ntember 1913.
Wichita Fails-wichli acuunsy fair.
September 90.
Hnmilton-Hsmilion county fair
Senfeunber si-ss.
Flaionio-F1aionia fair septembsr
ss.es
Nictoris-victoria county fair. Sep
teniser sss5.
Quanah - HrFdeman county fair.
September ss.ss.
Lpbbock --panhsnslis. 4 South pluri
fatr. September 80
fhinvi~w -riainyisw fair. Sepfem
ben, 1s-aoss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
stamford Fire Caused Damage.

NTIF' III 70 TT NfWN-
STANFORD. Aug. 3i.-Sevcrai hun.
drod dollars Ia damage was caused this
rttcfncon when fire broke out In the
Cargill Baking company plant on the
south side II the plaza. Much Of tho
damage was from water used Co
qucnch the fines IN the closely. con.
fined bake room.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
PROSPERITY Of TEXAS INDICATED
BY LADGE NUMBER Of FAIRS TOB[
HELD DURING FOLLOWING z MONTHS

Der $3.50
Memphi>-Hau couny fair. septem.
hey 2sOct. I.
Tylsr-Eas; Texas Fair. sept. Is.
oct. 2
Abilene-CeEral Yves, Texas Fair.
Sent gA-Dct .
ilillahoro-Hul county agricultural
fair September 2s-Oc,
Big SpriuEs-ii0ward count, fair.
September $3.50. sSs
, S'guin-fiuadalupe County Fail Az
sociatlon September gs.October I.
sabinsl-Sabinal fair, Septemhs. %.
~ 80
Shamrock-whseler county fair
September 30Octoher 2.
standardization coming. Son.
temher 30-Octoher Q
40.
Deoatur-wise county fair. oc,obe,
~
cleburne-iohnson county fair &c
fnl-sr az
Timpson-Eag Texas Fair A-socia.
iion, October 80.
NnNahachi'-ElAs County Llyes,ocl,
and Agricultural Association. Oct. 81.
sh"f iHin-Guys'n county livestock
fair. pvfol.sr CO..
i,lmer-Jpsher county fair. October
80. 80
foafum-South Texas fair. October
Dallas-Staie fair of Texas. october
wooiviils-Taylor county fair oc,o.
Der is23
Templs-Boll county fair. october
20 80
her $50
Waoo-TcNas Cotton TIlace. Or'o.
h'r 81 November ~.
Nscc gdoch.s-t.as' Texas fair. Ia,
week in prtoier.
ush-Nrntral Texas fair. October
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
PLA|NV|[W HIGH SCHOOL
PREPARES FOR FOOTBALL
SEASON WITH GOOD TEAM

PLNINViEw. Tex. Aug ~ - The
piuNi,w high school t'"th1ll team
this ,,lt promises to D." even stronger
then th. team which won the west
T,Nps chrmp.onship last wear. Mine
Uf th, men who made letters and took
part in most II the games last wear
viii De- hack this year. Among thus"
from last years team who will be- back
thi. t.tr art !. L. Mlt,ork elem
Rose. piul llpsrumh Frank Daniel
Ham t.mp. otto Johnson. GOrdyn
Brown. J. - Johnson and Jim Bryan.
Tn. average weight II these men {
about i7n pounds There ~ alsn a
wealth II experienced material among
new students and those who failed 90
muk, letters last year
coach Birham. naylor university
star. arrived last week and immediately
called r. nesting ~ "a. uy cuts rh'
first workout will take place today
New uniforms and much equipment Tor
tn team haF arrived
Coach rir'vm States that he Will NJ,
ln VINO man n remain ~ thR lluad ~
tu take part M game who cannot
comply IN every detail with the rules
and regulations IT the Texas Inter.
scholastic leAguc The team IL going
c'u Tor state championship and thrv
are not gang to let q technically
knock them uut u the chance Tor a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
c3 ,1 1,s = 1. man ~ ~ ~ S', "

An clto;r'c automobile Tor children
Whhh can he charged from q lamp
socket. Is new being produced In Day.
ton ., 90 -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-06

These are made Of a splendid
GualitS, soft finished Pink Nus
I'M cut fun. nicely finished. trim
med at top with pretty hand ON.
hroidery and around bottom win
i'hcE open braid. Youll want
several AT this sensational pr!-,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-06
After Receiving Numerous REQ
from Prominent Wholesale F1ou
Decided to Continue This Grea
Our Reason for This Unexpected Move
Is Told in Detail in These Columns

According to our original plans and our early advertisements, this Great
Campaign w to continue for Two Weeks Only-but IS the final
week drawing to q close we were brought to realize that a Event
OF this nature was not to be limited to such a short pac of time
Numerous requests for a continuance have been received. Large whole
sale houses and manufacturers from every part C. the country haye
written, tehgraphed and in other ways communicated with us, oferine
their choicest stocks of merchandise at extraordinary reductions. TO show
heir interest and approval of the great work that we. have started
These re the things that lead is to extend this Sale for another week.
these and the firm conviction that it was u duty to continue the cruJ
sade against High Prices as long as we received cooperation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-29

laughingly continued. And its size.
weight and power depend on the
total weight OF the vehicle and the
passengers plus the work il is ex-
pected to do. Axles are going TO
be lighter: frames, radiators. wheels,
bodies-all parts-must be reduced
in weight and then there is no need
for the heavy engine TO set the
same results. Since there is less
work for it 10 do. IL will be reduced
in size and weight and still we have
the same car performance that we
had before. But, above all, its
smaller size. its lower weight, to-
gether with lower weight OF the We
hicle, will mean less fuel and tires
that will last for 10000 miles.
Since the riding qualities OF a
car have nothing to do with its total
weight but are based upon the dis
position Of that weight. we can
readily see that we can obtain the
same riding qualities In the light
vehicle that we have in the heavy
one-in fact. the lighter vehicle can
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-29
Motor Cars

first burst OF popularity this was
then voted 10 be a matter OF opin-
ion. although a few remained almost
adamant as TO the wisdom OF the
course. Even last year there were
handsome cars that represented no
end OF individual attention. and
their decorations were almost elab-
crate. but the smart patron was not
interested for long in the spectacu-
lar trappings that were heralded so
loudly. There was no denying their
charm, but the bright-colored Ia
pestry was likely TO become irksome.
Comfort Is Important
The automobile designers are mar
rowing the ideas for beauty and
comfort. They have not only real
lied the Obvious-that women are
becoming much more practical
but they have kept their fingers on
the pulse OF feminine appeal with
most satisfactory results. Car COM
fort has become a real need for the
busy woman, for IL IS very often in
the motor car only that she IS allow
ed during the day a few minutes Of
relaxation while enroute to fill an
other engagement IN view OF u is,
the designers have made the town
car a real delight.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-29

be made even better riding. I re-
call a ride over rough roads in a
cycle car weighing less than 1000
pounds. This car was more com
Portable 10 ride in than a 6,0O0-pound
touring car. Instead of hitting the
bumps and holes and flying off the
road. the body DETECTED but little.
I am not recommending the cycle
as a vehicle. but it is easy TO see
that the riding qualities were OBJ
tanned in another way than by the
use OF heavy construction
New Metals Needed.
AT the present time our cars
have heavy steel forgings and heavy
cast iron parts. The use of heavy
parts all through the chassis natur-
ally means a large and heavy engine
to pull that load. Those heavy parts
do certain work and, because they
are heavy. other heavy ones are
needed TO get a proper balance Of
design. The future car will do
away with all the heavy parts, the
beginning OF the designs will be a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-29
TENDENCY SHOWN
TO MAKE NEWEST
AUTO NOVELTIES
Manufacturers Show DISPOSE
ion to Cater TO the
Wants of Women.

WASHINGTON. d. G., Feb. %
More than ever, automobile manu-
facturers are showing a disposition
10 cater TO the women in the make
and styles OF their output.
The tide OF affairs for women IS
surely changing, and IS no less felt
In the acknowledgements, where her
whims and fancies have caused the
designers OF cars no end Of con-
ccrn. From year 20 year. efforts
have been made 20 attain the IN
usual-something 10 catch the fan
cy OF the women, for they are a fac
tor 20 be reckoned with in the auto
mobile salesmanship art, but novel
ties. particularly in fittings, have
always been placed on the market
with no little trepidatiOn. since all
have despaired OF forecasting fem
mine preference. OF course, the
women IN almost all cities are Of
one mind as 10 the closed car. II is
IN reference 10 the trappings that
the diversity OF opinion exists.
Fantastic Appeals Heard.
One still bears faint echoes of the
fantastic appeal OF the designer Of
novelties, who has argued vehem-
emily that milady's car should have
the same attention as her boudoir.
and must be decorative and gorge
Gus TO the last degree. After the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-29
FUEL CONSUMPTION CUT
IN HALF IS PREDICTION

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2S. - That
the time is not far distant when
the fuel consumption of motor cars
Will be cut practically TO half is the
prediction OF a government expert
who has given a great deal Of study
TO the automobile problem.
When asked on what he based his
prediction the expert said
Lighter built cars. Our cars are
too heavy. The future is going to
see cars so much lighter in weight
than present ones that the average
fuel consumption will be at least so
miles per gallon. In addition TO
fuel economy the car of the future
viii give greater riding comfort,
twice the tire mileage and half the
repair expense.
Heavy Cars Cause Large Costs.
I'VE have today cars weighing
around 2,7OO pounds giving from 10
to Is miles per gallon, when five
passengers ought TO be carried
around in cars weighing half as
much and giving less than half the
fuel consumption. SO long as we
insist upon heavy cars we must
accept heavy fuel. tire and repair
costs. The future will see all of this
changed. for we are about to enter
upon a light weight car area which
will sweep old ideas of weight from
the boards.
Engineers know that weight
needless weight-stands in the way
of producing the 3Omile-per-ga gallon
car, but they also know that there
are methods by which the weight
can be reduced and the car made
better in every respect. They have
at their disposal lighter metals which
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-29

they can scientifically employ. They
have the knowledge gained from air
plane practice which Will enable
them to get weight reduction by
changing the design of the parts.
They also have the vast knowledge
Of alloys far lighter and stronger
than metal now generally used IL
automobile construction. Added 10
these they have 10 consider some
basic engineering laws which have
been neglected or overlooked. The
result Of development along these
lines will mean a load so light that
only one horse will be needed TO
pull it around 20 the satisfaction OF
the owner and horse
Lighter Parts Will Result.
by horse 1 mean engine" ne
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-29

Read these extracts from Japan
csc newspapers: I'VE have always
facd America with friendly modera-
ton and self-cOntrol, but the Ameri-
cans have always treated us with
arrogance. coercion. hatred and con-
tempt" eve must be indignant at
the attitude Of the Ame=icans in
treating us as barbarians." The re-
lations Of the two countries resem-
BILE those Of two tigers, face to face
with each other. Moreover, the fault
is the injustice OF America"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-29
Good Roads

lightweight part and work will start
from IL 10 another lightweight part,
and so on, until the vehicle is I'm
ished. Lighter metals such as alu-
minUm and expressed steel-perhaps
new metals-will be used, because
they will give the desired strength
and safety without weight. Look
for a lighter car in the very near
future"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-29

The delusion OF prosperity
which has been created by high
wages and high prices cannot last
says a New York bank report. Last
ing prosperity consists, not OF pro
ducing less than is consumed, as we
are now doing; it consists OF pro
ducing more than is consumed"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-29

Many ex-officers OF the British
army have been forced by unemploy-
ment 70 take 70 peddling on the
streets. Those who do, wear masks
TO conceal their identity. Numbers
of them wear decorations for brave
~
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-29
HUSBAND, 81, WOULD
DWORCE SPOUSE. 80.
DECISION TO-DAY

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. Is
Judge Z. A. Crothers is TO give
mis- decision today In the divorce
suit OF Mr.. and Mrs. Matthias
Becker.
Becker Is 81 His wife is
younger. She's only so.
The husband declared IN court
his octogenarian spouse has two
afiinities.
My wife is crazy" he testi-
FED, crazy about men. I have
always had 20 watch her. I've
moved from one city 70 another
10 get her away from her atm
tiles"
Mrs. Becker denied the atm
ity'' accusation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-29

Two hunters were recently arrest
ed in Missouri for hunting ducks
from an airplane.