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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-23
wac received by an appreciatiye

WfR received p} an appreclatlFe
audience.
The first regular meeting Of the
south Bend Pan-Hellenic association
wac held Thursday night AT the Y
NJ. c. A. Fifty fraternity women Of
the city AND neighboring towns were
present A constitution was formed
and bylaws were adopted. The OBJ
iect Of this INDEPENDENTLY organ
.zation is 20 bring together repre-
, sentatives Of the various national
fraterniiies socially; 20 keep them in
touch with the college world. and
as citizens 20 engage IN some altruis-
t.c work Cor the community.
A scholarship fund viii be estab-
'isEed for the purpose CT aiding the
South BEND children 20 continue
their education in the Iubic schools
o. South Bend who might otherwise
have 90 go 20 work.
Mss Helen Dernbach Of the voca-
uonal guidance bureau. will act as
supervisor Of the project. Officers for
the association were elected as fol-
lows: Miss Frances Marks. presi-
dent: Mrs Ell r. Seebirt. vice presi-
dent. Miss Helen Meleigh, secretary,
and Miss Miriam Dunbar. treasure.
A picnic was planned 20 be held
early in June. All fraternity women
are eligible 20 membership and are
invited 20 join this association.
Mrs r. o. Cotton had charge Of
the program given at the meeting
Of the Woman's Home Missionary
society of the First NJ. z. church in
the friendship parlors OF the church
Thursday afternoon. The meeting
began at $50 o'clock and was open
cd with devotionals lead by Mrs
Cotton Mrs Fred Stretch gave a re-
7 ort Of the convention held at Plym-
outh last week. and a paper was
read by Mrs. IT. A. Tohulka on "Our
Deaconess and Hospital Work in
the Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety." During the business session
the nominating committee was a p
pointed. The members are Mrs. Al
bert Monger. Mrs O. +. Julian and
Mrs. r. o. Cotton. The hostesses for
the afternoon were Mrs. w. W.
Shirley, Mrs. George A. Fulmer,
| Mrs. David Fisher. Miss Matilda
Yoder, Mrs. J. c. Reynolds and Mrs
7 II. J. Neds The next meeting viii
be held at the church on May 10.
Miss Phillis 3 yer celebrated her
birthday anniversary with a party
az her home. 625 s. Eddy ST..
Thursday evening. Bunco was play
ed during the evening and favors
were awarded Miss Rose Thate. Miss
Helen ScnleEel and Miss Alta Bull
lock. Refreshments were served at a
table a,tractive,y appointed WITH
roses and sweet peas.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-23
AnnO1EnC en1entS

There will be a meeting OF the
Live Oak Drill team held Monday
evening at the home OF Mrs. Minnie
Rickles. 1909 :. Carroll 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-23

The Friday Friendship club was
entertained al the home OF Mrs. C..
+. Stark, 432 X. Allen ST, yesterday
afternoon. Eewing for the Epworth
hospital occupied the meeting which
was attended by 2S members.
Luncheon was served on May 3
the club will meet with Mrs. Dallas
Miller. 407 w Lasalle av
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-23

evening. After short business ses-
sion. dainty luncheon was served
by me hostess. assisted by Mrs II.
Pettir.
Thirty members OF the Ladies'
Bible cIars 81 the Lowell Heights
VI. r. church met Thursday after
noon in the church parlors. The
ho~tereoa FOR the afternoon were:
Mrs Joseph Ronboiler Mrs. Ernest
Peach. and Mrs. j. Ramsey. Fol
lowing The business session. a musi-
cal program was enjoyed. Miss Eve
Ign IArkin and Miss Irene Annis
rendered piano selections. and
mandolin and piano number was Civ
en- by Mrs Frank Wishman and Miss
Anna Ruauworm. Refreshments
were served. The next meeting viii
be- held on May 10 at the church.
a picnic supper was given by the
Standard Bearers OF the First NJ. T.
church in the friendship parlors Of
the church Thursday night at Sis
O'Clock Covers were placed for IS
members. Mrs. q. F. Julian acted
as hostess. and the after dinner pro-
gram was in charge OF Miss LEILA
Gever and Miss Delight Miller. Dur
ing the business session. reports for
the years work were made. The
next meeting viii be held on May
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-23

WHY PAY THE LONG PRICE
When YOU can buy an Alcazar All
porcelain white gas range for $S9.00
at the West ). II. store. 123 W.
Washington av. 9SS625
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-23
SOCIETY

Inc last meeting az tho season
vas held by the second section 81
me department OF literature OF tn
Progress club Friday afternoon in
me club rooms. IN the business ses
Aon Kiss Alma Collncr was elected
chairman OF the department The
afterncon's program consisted IL the
reading OF Marjorie Daw." Thomat
Bailey Aldrich. 5y Mrs Frank Slower
and three vocal numbers by Mrs.
j. G. Reynolds who was accompl-
aiea by Mrs. Slower. Arrangements
we're discussed for the annual M9v
L1nchson OF the department which
viii be given az the First Methodist
church.
William a. Baker OF Chicago. who
u directing the opera "Pownatan.
which will be presented al tho COL
Tax school April 2s and %. gave q
talk on his work before the meet
Ing OF tho COifax Parent-Teachers
association Thursday afternoon. A
very Interesting paper on The Diff
ference Between the Girls Scouts AMI
the CamI Fire Girls" was given by
Hrs. John Deter Miss Barbara
Hobspool entertained with a French
doll dance Election Of officers will
take place al the next monthly
meeting Of the association.
a business meeting was held by
the Golden Rod Drill team at Sticks
hall Friday afternoon. During the
session arrangements were made for
supper dance 10 be given April 80
al the hall supper Will be served
at O'Clock. Plans were also COM
pleted for a card party TO be given
Thursday afternoon. The regular
meeting Of the members viii take
place in two weeks.
The Friday Friendship club was
entertained al the home Of Mrs. C..
+. Stark. 49, X Allen ST. yesterday
afternoon. Eewing for the Epworth
hospital occupied the meeting which
was attended by % members.
Luncheon was served on May 8
the club will meet with Mrs Dallas
Miller. 4o7 W. Lasalle av.
Norman Eddy Sewing circle mem
b Prs met Friday afternoon i'm the
n. OF ?. hall. The afternoon was
kSpent making artificial flowers for
Memorial day. Mrs James Pork
was awarded the favor for the CUES
sing contest which was diversion
OF the social hour. Light refresh
ments were served to 35 members
and two guests by the hostesses.
D,
Martin. Mrs. Carrie Royce and Mrs.
l.. West An all day meeting will
be held next Friday i'm the hall A
pot luck dinner will he served NJ
noon and a short program VIII be
a feature OF the afternoon.
Mrs John G. Yeagley. $50 Park
av assisted by Mrs T. w. Staples
Mrs. J. F. Rennoe. Mrs. VI. r. We.-
tick Mrs. A. O. Wilson and Mrs. c.
r. Crockett. entertained the home
service department of the First
Presbyterian church Friday after
noon at her home. on the program
for the afternoon appeared Mrs. J
s. MCGOWAN and Miss Blanche Nc
Griff who gave readings. and Mrs
t. r. VIII VINO SANG utiiE llll ull4.
accompanied by Miss Maud Webc-
- the close Of the afternoon light
refreshments were served by the
hostesses. Baskets OF spring flow
ers were used throughout the home
as decorations. Mrs W r.. Martin
: Taylor st. Will act as hostess 20
the department the third Friday in
MAY.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-23

DR.. Emma Holloway. state super
intendant of the social morality If
the ". c. T. L. ST oke at the Y. ".
G. A. Friday afternoon under the
auspices OF the different branches of
the organization of the city. Purity
Instruction in the Home" was the
subject OF DR. HoIoway's ;alk which
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
CHAT HAM

Special to The Times Dispajch1
CHATHAM. VA. Feb la-i L.
ituG.ish. Of rittsylvania county near
F"ShcS. paescd away a his HON" ON
Monday aud was laid 1" r"si IN the
iamlly cemetery near hecrWUpd Ford
On TUESDAY. IL H. survived ny his
WIf" and several children. of whom
IN" following are now residents al.
HittSNiNanin cOUutYc Mrs. =. -. Benz
nett, of rOSh"s: Mrs Jennie Robert
con aud Mrs +. " Sh-lborsa Robert
English. son. Of rosh.S. and - l..
English. Jr.. now living In Tennessee.
N:. English was born i'm Bedford
county more imam ,I-hty-siN years
ago jus. snort cdistInvv :rnm ih-
place of his dctth.' Rev Mr.. .linlS- of
Nltivicta, conducted the ohscQUl"s.
whiCh were attended by q lar-" gath
uvir: Of friends and n,ighhors.
The farmers a. lI'isylVuuu hcli
20 wcil-; TENDED meeting here ON Mon
dan looking to the painting and acre
az" OF thu crop of tobacco foT tb!.s
year. TIL tendency NOW is to worry
mach curtain TIA" CROP and grow othnr
needed farm supplies The GARNER
meetings arc we'll attended, aud enc
Very ,rc"UraGmG prospect is tNut
.ilC ;"rt rcS~iyr farmers :trc tax ~
an active r;,rf in tho .nrvij,i.S.
vcry delightful rooN uc',! MS
aul Allic Shepherd on Npu,!.lv Il go.
=: Nh. oh several tables We're ch;,l.cG
1ud -" raWc warmly cnnt"Htrl Tor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
GLADSTONE

Special 20 The Times pisp;tchl
GLADSTONE. VA. Feb. IN.-.I 4
iessan hns returned from few days
visit jn Richmond.
Mrs. T. l.. Rivers ana children ar,
Sugnd,uE some time with relatives at
t.Smaui
MIR aud Mrs. Acrcc HENDERSON hay,
:. .lrne', from visit to friends 4;
=. r. Martin los, this week for
LEnchhurE for medical treatment
AlIss lroO" icsSan. OF EiNcryil'e.
spent several days here this week
VISITING friends
helms KYLE. of Richmond. was here
TOR several days last week. Su,sf
IN" hon" IF Mrs. " l. Tayloc.
w ~. iiurts i" spending "a snort
> T,rri RS in Lynchhury for ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20

position n british socis;y-s she is
huSiesscs "a London and AN intimate
friend of the royal tanily-her opin-
Miss BARKER declares with h"-
..lNshtr that women must face The
"u is OF course. eN'rcmcly' un-
ulraSau, - have To listen TO NTH.
N., women mus, bear with this be-
cause o' tA" Greui moral ctfcct which
Nil accrue 'rum their presence" she
gH'.ar.s rhat the advent az woman
INTO divorce courts Viii inevitably
.rnS about reforms j. certain. When
g is "rrnc0iayG that these cases are
t"r1'yd oN women as muttcrs of sori-
.'.S moment. SuE-"StiV" remarks Will
.HH uir There Will hc am end of
.sr.l'H .s, ins On tho part %; ir-
r >n.r~'N' spectators.
Man. women "f proved worth in
tf" work of the nation viii STUN
..'u|T onnosc any suggestion Of rr-
N.'Nt'- Them from these courts.
il. -Wan'yu- ignorant attitude % ;ho
past 'Nat has led to many OF the
'Srs WNl-h hnN" come into court.
u untrue hat women are luw li'.u@
20 SN'I.Hrr the unpleasant cnus--
GIoucrs' which thoir new RESPONSE
i'ty may entail"
pr Syharigih says ~, Is al non.
Mrs iIUhHack points on; tn, fact
.si wnHgn aud children nro involved
. most divorce cases and therefore
-.' need TO: jurywom"n IN those
cases rs -, ttcSj, unpleasant though
rue oi tnem may be
fee on entertainment social lif- anal
e-rUt!an. j. ". Hay. chairman COM
.t;.e on roads and streets. a. :.
'oE~"t. rha rman committee on
we""'r'h'p and citizenship.
VI amd Mrs. rryan ropRlns have
'u"uci tr Washiuf:tun after v.st'-
HE The formers brother. Vuul Pop
sims.
Mrs : " BROOKS entertained tho
En5.cgnaI chGii a, her homo here ON
saturday night.
Air. ani AIRS. T. A Rnckc~ have
rs, nt,ngd from three wccNs' vsi.
20 III paso.
Mr and Mrs c. G. pc'anlauc arc
;S,.."i'G. ms a month At Winter Nuv,n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20

qlite Il "n'r The pleasure OF tho
evening Was very much incrC.,; hy
~" "trNinS of delicious re; c.l,'n"''.s =.
III. II. Ashworth and w Il. Shelton.
two OLD citizens Of pittSylVania coun-
". are very sick ut their homes Ia
the Mill Creek n"irhborhood.
The u. v i. /. of Chat ham Bap-
list Church were entertained on Mon
day night. tho seniors in the sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20

South Chatham, on Saturday after
noon y much enjoyed program Was
given. closing with the minuct by
Misses Lucy Charles jones and Sallio
Tate Cherry. after which refresh
mcntS We're served.
Information received Wednesday
morning announced that Russell O.
VAS slightly improved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20

school auditorium and tho juniors in
III" town hall. Games and refresh
meats were served. and all had Il
good time.
-. Anderson. assistant cashier Of
the liantcrs' Savings Bank. is Sick
with cold
Little toward shelton. son OF D"p-
uty Clerk - II. shelton. for several
months confined to his bed. WAS able
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20

;hls week to leave his room on
crmtch,s. much To the delight of his
many friends.
Or. y. q. James returned Wcdncs-
dhE from stay of several days IN
Richmond.
The William Pitt Chapter. Daurh-
tcrS OF The American Revolution. was
"nt"rtHIn" with u Washington marty
nt thn MnmLn of MIs. j. l. .lnMnA. IN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-10
TEXAS CORN IS
HELPED BY DRY
WEATHER PERIOD
PRODUCTION or i7a,ss1,ooo
BUSHELS INDICATED
BY REPORT,

w 'HHNNfHNN ' W
Ilol sion, ruNa~, scpl g~pN
weather duiuu August VAS benctclal
Ia the ToNas uOm vrop aocwdlns CO.
IA, report issued Friday hN o. NJ,
iUhnslnn, agricultural NlatlHtNmn tur
Twas f,,l, al dvuaiimvnt W astl'W.
tuis. which stated that thv rundl iu,
u this ,rup On svwoml"r ! Nat ~
,ur vont ~ nHnAl a. vpuNAlent 1T
sgN bushels Nlud ,sr acre, \ pre-
du,ton vt iilali ooO bushels 10 a..
tlcatrd l., the rolwgl, which states mat
harvesting IN the lower l,lo uu,nd'
Valley l. alreah Wvn under way
rho vnndutlun ~ oats "a SvWvNlvt
was a nvr cvnt W nwinal acvortlng
a. IN, vpOt and ,,ed ~ nNNt,Oeo
bushels II ufVyast
tlcsmlr uns,asnnahly DIV weather
the r,tndiilun tigufe rW sweet po'atov-
vas "a pcr cent, ~ an aNcwgc NivN
"a sesi hush,ls ~ the ecrc The cnv,'
rvNas Vrop h vs,lma,eA AZ Nsue,Ve'
bushels. The average ,Nndnlon W al
,isv vn Sememher : Vas n W. cvW
aec,g,llng a. ,hV yvlot Wht,h states
,ha, harvesting ct this gram has ecc'
hsnrI,cd ~ ,hy dT,o,h INV ,lN NEh
"a the Nalv II glNvn az NNAlNw
bushels
Tho ayvtasv l,,ia " al nwc aWl val
I t,Natc,l haNs this YEAR l. les shN
TONS per avrv. av,tu,llng a. INV 'vlsF,
AVID the quality Il 81 a, 40 rf vent
/ Thv tv,al haN ,poN vf thv state N'tv'''
me ~ the ugulvs ISSUED VII NplStN
iu,AtO aa>. WNO short tons
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-10
HEltt DRIDeEs 60
oUr DURlN6 FLOODS

-C0lfSs Ss,wsSr,, Twas >,w,
e~C1gea ArtAsvs and 49, tes,
q ma lave esea ~s~A>a eass ea
~ Vxes Nsxlr~ NAllE~>a kst~e~a
~ ~ laFv<kN a<s~rhNx ~ a.
e1noloseeuoe uAlk ~ tAe rad
e110, Wosek ~Sss ~ hss w.
Vvu|U Opeel y l~svss sAHsss ~
vSoomuo eposse Ssn1AS a ~ sas.
~ eAy~ ~ aaa~sss~~n<~s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-10
Sheriff Receivers
Stolen Automobile

9th Volt and May Graham were
brought from Claiming last nIrh, ~
Hhsr4t burton iloach ana placed In
she Vnun,y jail, charscd. with strains
u iIsolson superHlk hclpnHlng 10 v, o.
nuislhaer, 800 Tyler street. whIch was
TAXED Thursday nlnht,
voe and the Graham woman weIe
urssu0si NJ channlns hy I'M il"yken
~ tHlhafl, deputy smriff NJ palhan'
.ountg, and A. cullcndot, county elerk
III iSrtlcy county. sheriff noach had
phuNkd ~ every county sheriff w the
Panhandle tcillnn them ~ the 'hofs'
ana ~ car was easily rccosnlsed'
ilul she,lt ilWch'H ,tuuhles were
no, (ndcd when he sot his hands o'
his ,ilsoncrr ioF the au,omohllc broke
dowtk Al the Canadian river hfldsc, ANA
he IA 10 phone 10 Amarillo Coz as
sls,aSce. Deputy Sheriff ollie chosnhlt
drSv@ m, IN another ear and monshs
the branded sheriff and his prison
ere
Thk preliminary hearlnT ~ the alleg'
81 ,jlsvss VIII be held this mo'hlns'
Il issxpecsca.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-10
AUDITOR ARRESTED
ON BRIBERY CHARGE

WASHINGTON, SVp, N'~CNNysvd
With sli,t,mg NlNe WNNm lNe,'l''
Va, an au,liioF N tNV CNOvN S'N'vS
ShlrplNg M0gA v'NVgyvN,N t'vs' 'Ss-
pOgNtNN Was ay,,s,,I Ncrv N,lNN ~
N,lslM Nu,hoy,,,Vs og,les NN NV Az
w., WV gNvN IN NN'NNv, SN U
Cvlt, lhV assistant a. tM NltNNsN
sV,,sFal whN " R vNNvSV u NV "
,artm,nt Il iVSlNvs WAt g,NO wNNs'
ugaltN, 4,
lac,l,us a,V,g,liNS a. ~ N'it Nav
,A.n,ap,l.A a ht,'s VI A eee oNsN VNeSSe
N, VNelss. "a lNv Uie(s eNstNV NNs't
many ~ lAcksNNNtl,N IA Nv weNe
ac wN,sla AgyvV 4, submit a 'vlNst N\
,,ylns Nv g,gelNNN IN INV N0N,Nt'N's ~
thr -. lVhNs lS,NVr san NNgN We'SN
wNS V,~rAtyA I've tey gVNVyaNWNS "
lhy vVNAlANN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-10
OFFICERS ELECTED
BY PAINTERS UNION

nAli,AS. w Srw o. g W.
swi,k ~ Memphis, 1Vnn, VAS ,Nt'vl
dfth Nlrr president 1T lhv lhVlhvlhvN
~ iNintrrf lANwNtWs ana VNlWl
hangas after Mllvling which eNsNw
"A most ut t,ds,s xvsslun " tn lsih
g,ncrul assembly at ,hV mWM'hN'h
Charles \ CunvN ~ WNVhts'''
Mass Wa vl,,vd third NNv lVvslhM
hv ac,lamat,un AVID ivftW ' 'NN.
~ TavOma WASH, Vas a MvtvsstWl
eandida,c tN tvVlVv,lon N lm teW''N
Nlvc nstlen,N
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-10

uAc1N, Nv stA that hV had KNOWN
RAJ, ANVy iVl lsiss,hN a WoNlh anu
had sVgn OrNllc vNN Wv "a thrvN
tnu,s Mva,N sl0 Rc s'W nv '~Ns
xhut,N at,vy ,mV az them had e'vN
slaplsa az gr0, Nvd d'NN,
Ac,Ns,lins a. M,s,vW, EN, NlVN SAM
s,aOv,hng a. THIS ,,gc,' "l'c,s ~ ~,
,h,w. rhylN v nv IVAN TIA, NJ mv
MOgNN saA thai ~ aw ha,ns struck
With sauv,h.ng. aNheOgh ~ VVNN M
N,,ath What ~ aassrNmeN, NaS
lack Mat,lW alse said that b. NSNsa
Ia had thV ANd esn " a vat, I w.
et,ss examination ~ NJ NN'vN Nv
fVN saA ,NAt he Rcla NO veNNVg>stNsA
NllA Ac Al,y> eSss AND Wss No' seN
NAv,hst ~ vsVn sl~ke ~ ,evm whVN
~ saW ,hsm TIA, eNvping va NV vA'
. niNAl gtVan,ls. FVllnNtng ~ NtiAn
E NcgtVw said that b. sNW ,bV dcic'eeAnl'
~ lu,ssil,N q a. lee ,vy, ~sa,e Assr'
s,ans sl,se, astssce ,Hor,ecass
"A. NNNw. W ess tesl,m,s,N, ~Atd
TIA, h. ana his Ngv,her NNnse e,'N
n,s0 UsinssNilN, TWAS hV VNlsVsss'
,hs h,llsl ths, ,hvyV VAS a vs,eesa'NN
psgScn miNcl AZ n nv altar,
J. n NsFgON NNfsivn u nv NsfV'
sAhl "a, tsi,se lhy s,Ns,sns ,ps'S l,lAs'
gllsss lsts 49, sst ,hspA NsNN 0R'
u,akt l6ssa ,y-e eis "a Nv, fesfv y
the nan lhal M 10. tbtse Nva'
agst,ai,sd H. tssll MAY
rtts MegrvN sdNl,,ssA ,Aa, ~ sAs
the Kane iest a. k.rss WAs slge,N
a. aid ths, nagus le,sksa afVend se'
thea teN DIVA.
rhe .hefensr sitVrpsN tl3 p,i we
sNAnline 4 n NyErVN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-10
Teh HURT WHEN STORM
SWEEPS THROUGH AUSTIN
rop,rINuEp FROM PACE ONE,


then no trace ~ I, has been heard,
AkNeiaeh rain cAme with The dts
turt>nce,
r3 injury nsi IN the tornado which
ssrusA ecush Austin shortly after ncsn
Ystdoy grew 10 twelve ss rcrcs's camc
IN sAillnx damage Al Crcclm0Ee'
rnuSsfville and elsewhere,
csvsks are on rampage aud city Of
fiesAo are watching tho rise % the
cvaukAc river anxiously on accoNn, ~
the Austln dam, No srVunds Tor az.
psvhSnslea have YET hcen established
~ I've minute rerer,s which a sccre
" Observers are sending cut
rlk many families WIN moved Oh, II
thsM homes IN the lcw,andz last even
ins lvs esms followed IN c,hsss seek
inc ssasaasss ot sasev ~ A'sAs'
IN ", Y. and r h,agv On The malr
line hear ruussrv,lle has ecen washc,
e0s.l Al trims cser this line hav'
heeu halted and eflesals viii slve NJ
in1<ttlon IL when service can ~ ~
sum6d TIE rexas Sree,al due a. Aus
IN tds y W. failed ~ ges PAS
rf,Ssvsville hefoFc The wsshcat came
~ negroes are sVlsstca injarcd a
rtiVSvrville whlsh nVw aprears ~ hav
Nse,t n the 1Ath q the tcrnAao ScmI
csNowMAssen cf ecssv rt~rer,N dam
sesshss esss seear~a a, Elgos, so1,,
s~sk u Aassla.
N}r>rtinx a twelve t~s nse IN u
cN>RNoc river Al o'clccs rolss~ AslAe'
~Al&SAlRs m0ht haresa now 4
nu3aps have hen sakre ca, VI the "
hN<p ~ rNees " safety prccl0din
ksHvy fatalities IN esss ~ a disaster,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-10

AIm lI t..IhN as A. HtHF
a.. I.IIa Is IL hls ~ inl sHfHHi
l|I<&4. 4tt I.IHHa.4
49, ~ 4#I|H..l '|e fI..
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In lNfsA Cnyts,lsn a. NsA ~ Ne
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ARMY SIGNAL CORPS
TO Be RE0RCANllED


w AssglAlsd ftesa
wAsllNOroN, NVpL y, Ncween'
it,,l,n 1T lhr army signal Voyps ON he
reduced slrcnslh tAala WAS announced
TO-DAY hN the war department. me
seventh rtald slsnal N,,elcN ,Nnr
TreVls, Twas, WAS VdcrVd dcm"llhted
and the rililvlh uignal battalion at
WIT sam houston Was rlavcd 90 the
Inactive llN,
rm Thrlvvn,h tUvp MAS N'N'ci W
march Uom Canp rtaNls, Twas to
t'eu Hiss, Okla aud ,hV tu,h S,sNN'
vOm,anV fr0M Camr laoksoh 10 VNmn
Altrvd YAH \ T., als slNcN Inactive
status
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RAGING CYCLONE
KILLS ONE MAN

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THUS Nru,h 4 wglNN ,r"M ,Nu, "
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lng Ons man and haMs >c',"N>
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Ma ,ry.g,cd ,eN,gM that thu W
asr VI Hartford wcs, VI MscN had
m,N whsa cut, ~ wires wcr
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AUGUSTUS N,aNANNS Ovst vt the Ne
IVAN vm,vyVys, MAS m vNlVt sN,4t
hlNd WVlt,N
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steeo !. cellAR GIVES
CLUE 70 FOUL MURDER


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ONncis "a aCr,ss au1 slessAd s'osN
A., t.rse u~gs a llgssa IA sene u
heas We,lnals iy,tsrtne ~xss e,l's3
Wiry eats b. a w.iid p,sset thAt lvtNSs
~ dlsfixurmg SARA tFFy. - 80 Aa3
asa s.bA "a i.Aa,kal Irgg -.
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WITNESS TELLS ABOUT
ATTACK OF ALLEY BOY

NoNrlNrep FROM rAOG oNel
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New Nwk ,,u,s i,ll,

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