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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-27
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
D0lNGS

y Preliminary steps are being
taken by the lot owners fronting
on Brown avenue between Coal and
Silver to curb and red gravel sur
face that avenue pending the COM
pletion of plans for number OF
Spanish type homes now contem-
plated.
: Workmen were engaged yester-
day in completing the laying the
water pipe line to the new reser-
voir. The new system will prob
ably be in operation the latter part
Of next week.
. The University Heights public
school will open the second week
in September.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-27
Announcement.

j. w. Brasfleld wishes to announce
to the public the opening of Watch,
Clock and Jewelry repair shop, locat.
ed at III South First street. with the
Rothman Jewelry and Music Store.
Thirty years experience as a Watch.
maker on American, Swiss and Eng
lish makes Three years in Albu-
querque In the employ of Santa Fe
watch Inspector. All work guarau-
teed TO give perfect satisfaction, Out
OF town trade solicited Mail order
work promptly returned.
"our best asset is the satisfied
customer"
III South First st. Phone 917-J.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-27
HARVEST DANCE
To Be HELD At
|SLETA SUNDAY

Isleta Indians are preparing for
their annual corn dance, which will
start tomorrow morning at the pu-
eblo. The day is in memory of the
patron saint Of the pueblo, San Au-
gustin, and the fiesta is annually
combined with the harvest dance,
which starts in the morning and
usually lasts all day.
Many Albuquerqueans and Wis
itors here have seen the dance and
it is expected that large crowds
will visit Isleta tomorrow to wit
ness the dance, which is probably
the most interesting of the Isleta
celebrations.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-09-08

have any items of Highlands news
phoned to us at PISA.
Mrs. Pearl Knodel and daughter,
Virginia, returned this week from a
two and half months vacation spent
at their former home in Cleveland,
Ohio. While en- route home they Wis
tied Pixies Peak and Salt Lake. The
homeward trip was FASTENED so that
Virginia might enter school here
where she is Freshman.
On September 9Th M. and Mrs. B.
+ Mott, of Centralia arrived in re-
Spouse to a message telling Of the
death Of their little grandson, Harold
Wendell Orme. Mr.. and Mrs. Mott
own a ranch near Richland which they
expect to live on soon, but are not
yet prepared to move here and have
returned to Centralia to make prep
arations and will probably return on
or about October LIST.
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CHILD DIES

Harold Wendell, the two-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Orme passed
away on Tuesday evening after brief
illness. The probable cause of his
death was acute indigestion caused
from eating too much fruit, some of
which might not have been entirely
ripe. The sympathy Of the entire COM
munity is extended to Mr.. and Mrs.
'Orme, who have been here but short
time, having come from Centralia
to make their home here and who are
living at the Hembree ranch.
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Ter brother, T. p. Hanratty.

her brother, T. p. Hanratty.
Guy Davis and Chauncey Isgrigg
motored to Spokane on Saturday.
Mrs. E. A. Barg entertained Mrs.
Gray, Miss Lillian Gray and Mrs. Ma
dig at luncheon on Thursday.
DR.. Hudson is again at home on the
ranch after having spent the summer
at Seattle and other coast points.
T. N. Giles motored to Pendleton
last week and brought Mrs. Giles and
the children home when he returned.
Mrs. VIM. Frazier entertained at an
afternoon party for Miss Blossom Dom
jean. Eight little girls We're present.
Miss Meyer, Mrs. c. b. Foster, Miss
Belle Robertson and Chas. Robertson
motored to Walla Walla on FRIDAY and
returned Saturday.
Mrs. Hess and Lambert and Mr..
and Mrs. Sullivan were entertained
at a Valencia dinner at Capt. and Mrs.
Vickers on Sunday.
Miss Mabel McDougald will enter
tain the Epworth League on Saturday
evening at party at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. T. o. Douglass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Semsel. for
mer residents of the Highlands, who
have been in Missouri for the past wear
are expected here next week.
Mrs. George Chaplin is at home on
her ranch again after several months
spent in California. The last few
months were spent at the Catalina
Islands.
Mrs. Claire Chaplin entertained her
sister, Mrs. Ferrel on Tuesday and
will entertain Russell Elliott and AL
Ian Arnold at dinner on Saturday
evening.
On Sunday Mrs. T. C. Browne ac-
companied her cousin, Miss Blossom
Dongean to Ketchelas where the little
girls parents will meet her and take
her home to Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Foster are spend
ing few days in Kennewick visiting
friends. They expect to leave shortly
for months trip to their old home
in Moline, Ill, and Chicago.
Miss Marie Yeske, of Cleveland, o.,
arrived on Monday and is the house
guest of Miss Hazel Meyer. Miss
Yeske has visited here several times
and is warmly welcomed by former
acquaintance.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Keene and
daughter, Edna, motored to Yakima
and returned on Saturday. They were
accompanied home by Mrs. Alice
Keene and daughter Ruth who will be
their guests for several days.
We are again at home after weeks
vacation spent in Horse Heaven. Not
a school was enormously reported in
this column last week but quietly rest
ing and visiting and will be pleased tt
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o.orober 9, to Mr.. and Mrs.

cortember 8, to Mr.. and Mrs.
!, Born 9 R,Ssang, daughter. ),
y !. n 2. Phillips is visiting with
Mrs. IN n Walla Walla this week.
tienos = NJ Fine. of Walla Walla, is
MIS- .alsst a at the L. E. Johnson home.
ssue' R. Gardner and Mrs. K: G.
Mrs "a were Yakima visitors We'd
resaa'' r Keeny, of Tacoma, was a
Mrs :. - the ]. F. Perry home last
res. a. She was on her way home
no oas Hazel Hume and Miss Vera
MISS were dinner guests of Misses
I s%'s and Marie Tinker Saturday eve
fns. ANIMAL business meeting of the
Inc .lnb will be held Wednesday,
Bnag sr,ber ia at the home of Mrs. X.
{. Clifford.
: eioht and half pound baby girl
a Margaret, was born August 81
J! I'M Mr.. and Mrs. Lester b. Fine, OF
Tslla Walla.
v.s Pearl Knodel and daughter,
r VIM returned last week from a
su w months visit with relatives in
Iisssveiand, Ohio.
W. and Mrs. E. M. Sly returned
v.;dav from pleasant two weeks
iatns which they spent in the mount
n, iss near Rimrock.
u;sses Zada and Marie Tinker are
WslIa Walla this week. They went
y " w. nresent at the marriage of their
wei srs;n Miss Clara Tinker and Mr..
s fys Smith, which took place in that
Nv this afternoon.
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HIGHLAND NEWS y
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F. N. Giles has new Ford truck.
Wyatt Ranlet is spending the week
in Spokane.
Mrs. Hess was unfortunate enough
to break her arm last week.
Mrs. Staser and Mrs. McKain were
Sunday visitors at the Parker Gould
home.
Mrs. Mylk and Mr.: and Mrs::Draper
spent Saturday evening with Mrs. Al
bright.
1t is reported that Mr.. Dehrer has
purchased ten-acre tract in this part
of the county. !.
The fourteen-months old son OF Mrs.
II. C. Andrews has been quite seriously
i'll this week.
VIM. Krautwurm and E. 0. King
have built a modern packing shed with
belt for sorting.
A. G. Zierdt is building a packing
shed this week. Later his Price sizing
machine will be installed.
Mrs. McDougal of Yakima, motored
down on Sunday and is the guest OF
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little STORIES OF THE WEEK

DIR. l.. G. Spaulding made trip to
Walla Walla, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Gallup spent the
week end in Spokane.
w. R. Crawford made business
trip to Pendleton this week.
The Baptist Aid society will meet
at the church Thursday, September
18th.
Mrs. E. B. Olson and William Mar
tin left Tuesday for a motor trip to
the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Edwards have
returned from business trip to Her
mission, Oregon.
Mrs. c.. L. Foster, of Walla Walla.
spent several days of last week with
her sister, Miss Hazel Meyer and 9TH
err relatives and friends.
The Art department of the Woman's
club has given to the public library
copy of Harold Bell Wright's latest
novel, "Helen of the Old House"
Misses Ida and Lura Greene motor
ed to Walla Walla, Sunday returning
Tuesday evening. They were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Thomas.
Miss Mona Yost returned to Seattle,
Sunday Miss Yost is a student at
Lincoln high school and will be grad
uated there with the mid-year class.
The Horticulture club had very
pleasant meeting Monday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. R. E. Pratt. Mrs.
Virginia Morgan was a guest of the
club.
The annual meeting of the w. G.. T.
u. will be held next Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. D. F. Cresswell
Election of officers will be held. All
members are urged to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin CARRIER very
pleasantly entertained at dinner last
| Saturday evening in honor of the
birthday anniversary of Mr.. CARRIERS
mother, Mrs. G.. CARRIER. Roses formed
charming centerpiece for the table
on which covers were laid for twelve
| Mrs. C. d. Brunn returned Thursday
from her summer cottage on Maury Is
land. Miss Elizabeth Peters, who wa:
one of her house guests, returned or
Saturday night. Miss Audrey Ora
ham, who was also her guest has gone
to Lebam, Washington, where she vii
teach this year.
Members of the local w. c. T. U
were hostesses Monday afternoon al
a reception given at the home of Mrs
Lane K. Larson, complimenting Mrs
Lora LaMance, national worker. Mrs
LaMance gave very interesting ad
| dress following which a social hour
was spent. Refreshments were served
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Simonds and small
son, Harold Perry, arrived here thu
latter part of the week from Arkansa!
City, Arkansas, where Mr.. Simond!
has been engaged as manager OF
large orchard for the past year and {
half. They have come west with {
view to locating in Washington ant
will be for few weeks guests of Mrs
Simonds parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. F
Perry.
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M. Hooper is spending few days
in Kellogg, Idaho. ~.
Mrs. Herman Dunlap is visiting her
sister in Prosser.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Beste spent Sun
day and Monday in Yakima.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Reser and child
rem spent the week end in Walla Wal
la. w.. -
Mrs. E. NJ. Sly was hostess to the
Congregational Missionary society this
afternoon. ..........
Mrs. j. C. Leibee spent the week end
in Spokane where she attended the
Intertate Fair .-s. ..-s
Mrs. j. p. Miller entertained infor-
mally at luncheon today for Mr.. and
Mrs. C. L. Foster of Walla Walla.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore and child
rem, of Walla Walla, were week end
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Oliver.
A number of teachers enjoyed an
early morning hike and camp fire
breakfast at Tourist Park, Monday
morning.
Miss Dora Williams left Sunday for
Ellensburg where she has accepted a
position as teacher in the Normal
Training School.
Mrs. Noel Mackerness left Monday
for Yakima. Mr.. Mackerness will join
her the first of the week and they will
spend vacation together.
! Twenty-six small boys and girls
were guests at the M. M. Moulton
home Saturday in honor of the eighth
birthday anniversary of Margaret
Moulton.
Mr.. and Mr.. j. w. Tobin, of the
Palm Confectionery, have moved into
the Carnahan bungalow on State
street, which has recently been vacat-
ed by Walter Lorenz.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. o. Kitten returned
Tuesday from a six weeks business
and pleasure trip to the middle west.
They visited in Chicago, Nebraska,
Iowa and South Dakota.
George d. Peters, Jr., returned the
first of the week from Rainier Park,
where he spent the summer. He will
return to Seattle in two weeks to enter
as Freshman at U. of w.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Foster of Walla
Walla are in the city visiting with
friends. They are en- route to Cleve-
land, Ohio, their old home, where they
will spend few weeks vacation.
Mrs. Edgar Gould and small SON,
David j., accompanied by Mrs. David
Gould, who has been her house guest
for several weeks, returned Saturday
from a weeks visit in Sound cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. Hooper, of
Grandview, accompanied by Mrs. B.
S. Lafferty, of Kellogg, Mrs. Hoop
er's mother, were guests at the M. N.
Hooper home the latter part of the
week.
4 Mrs. Edward Montgomery returned
Thursday from an extended trip east
She stopped en- route at Chicago and
Cincinnati, then went to New York,
Boston and other eastern cities. She
made number of interesting trips on
the Atlantic coast, including a trip up
the st. Lawrence river On her home
ward trip, which was made over the
Canadian Pacific railway, she stopped
ten days in Seattle for visit with
relatives. Mrs. Montgomery was &C
companied from Tacoma by Mr.. and
Mrs. H. j. Buren, and small son, Louis,
who spent the week end at the Mont
gomery home. Mrs. Buren,, who visit
ed here last year is sister of Mrs.
Montgomery.
CHILD DIES
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NOTICE

To Patrons of Highland Water Users
Association.
Domestic Water Dept.
Commencing on Monday, September
IL, 1921, water service will be shut off
on all users who are delinquent for
payment of charges for quarter end
ing June 30, 1921. The above. rule
will be strictly enforced. By Order OF
Board of Trustees, Sept. 6. 1921
w. F. SONDERMAN,
Secretary and Manager.
23e
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WYE fill this page with good newsy items every
w week. You can help When you know an item of
local interest tell us abou. il personally by phone
well appreciate it. The phone number is One Doube0ne
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23
LEGAL NOTICES.

aud per dicm of Members II tho Legil
'aiure n the State II Texas"
Those voters who fayor such ancnol
mcnia shall erase by marking lin
through the words against the amen
ment io Sections . and ~ and "a %
q u Article ~ the Constitution u a.
State u Texas providing for compcnaa
ton ~ executive officers" Those WI
oppose such amendment shall erase I
marking a line through the words "fo
he amendment 10 Sections Q and n an
q and "a % Article ~ the ConHtli
llon Of tho state Of Texas. providing e.
computation ~ executive officer
And the result Of the election shall y
published and declared according 10 n
majority of the votes east In such oil,
lon aud
Those voters who favor such amend
nent To mileage aud per diem Of men
aers ~ the legislature shall erase b
marking through the words again
the amendment 10 Section - 81 Attic
90 the Constitution relating 20 milear
md per diem of thu members Of n
Legislature 81 the State Of Texas
Those who Oppose such amendment r
ating 10 mileage and per diem of men
Scrs Of the Legislature shall ofaao b
marking through the words FOR III
amendment 10 Section "a " Article
" abe Constitution relating 20 mIlear
md per diem 81 the members Of N
Legislature of the State Of Texaa." An
he result 81 the election shah be pul
'irhed and declared according 20 IN
majority VI the votes cast nj such ele'
tlon. 40
aEc. .. n a majority Of tho vote
'ast In tho election herein provided r..
ihould be- In favor AZ the amendment,
proposed. ths maximum sum name
herein shall become effective and he ,h
compensation thereafter 20 be receive,
~ the officials named therein on an,
after the first day 81 January, 1899
md 10 remain un,il otherwise provid
ID By hw, and the compensation no al
lowed shall b. paid cut III any none,
In the State Treasury not otherwise ap
proprlated.
SEC. 4. Tho sum Of Five Thoumn,
go. 00O.0O Dollars OF 10 much thereo
aa may b. necessary is hereby appro
prIated out Of any funds In tho Treas
iry not otherwise appropriated Cor th'
purpose of paying the necessary az
psnses Of the proclamation and publ
alton 81 these amendments and th
election to he held hereunder. ..
3, l.. STAPLES.
Secretary Of State.
"A True Copy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23
LEGAL NOTICE.
Senate Joint Resolution No. ..


Proposing an amendment 10 Section ?.
Article ~ the Constitution of the
State Of Texas by providing thai only
nstivc born or naturalixcd citizens Of
the United States shall he qualified
electors In this State. and permitting
either the husband or the wife 10 pay
the poll tax of the other aud reoclve
the rccript therefor and permitting
the Legislature To authorize absentee
voting.
Be- Il resolved by the Legislature Of the
State ~ Texas:
Section /. That Section Of Article
II the Constitution OF the State Of
Texas Do ~ amended ~ hereafter 10
ead as follows:
section >. Every person subject 20
zone Of the foregoing disqualiflcations.
who shall have attained the age ~ TWEEN.
'y-onc years and who shall b. n citizen
u the United States aud who shall have
esidcd In this State one year next pre-.
cding AN election and the last sir
months within the district or county In
Witch such person offers 10 vote. shall
- deemed a qualified clccior: provided.
hat electors living In amy unorganixcd
ounty may vote AT any election pre-.
'inct In the county 10 which such coun.
y ~ attached for Judicial purposes. and
provided further. that any voter who In
subject 10 pay poll tax under the laws
( the STATE OF Texas shall have paid
said tax before offering 10 vote nj any
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23
LEGAL NOTICE.
HOrsE JOINT REsOIUTI0N lNa. :

HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 90
Relating 20 the amending OF Articl.
II. Section 5S. Of the Constitution
of the state u Texas; abolishlng the
Board VI Prison Commissioners: pro
viding for the supervision and man
agoment of the Prison system, under
such laws as may be- provided for by
the Legislature.
Re ia resolved by the Legislature Of
the State ~ Texas;
Section I. That Article n. Section
y, " the Constitution of the State Of
rexas be- amended NO as 10 hereafter
ead aH follows:
Section Is. The Legislature shall
rave full power and authority 10 pro
idc by law for the management and
ontrol of the Prison System Of Texas
nd a. this end shall have power and
authority 10 place the prison system un
Ter The supervision. management and
'ontrol Of such officer ar officers as
be Legislature may from time 10 time
royide for BY law
Sec. .. The above constitutional
'mendmcnt shall b. submitted TO vote
u the qualified electors Of this State
4 q general election "a DO held on the
ourth Saturday Ia July. 1891. at which
lection all voters favoring said pro
'osed amendment shall write or have
,rln;ed on their ballot the words: .Foi
he amendment of Article ~, Section
Is. OF the CONSTIPATION. hbolishing the
loard of Prison Commissioners" And
u thosc opposing said amendment
hall wxite or have printed on their
allot the words Against the Amend.
aent III Article II. Section Is. OF the
Constitution, abolishing the Board OF
'rison Commissioners T..
See. 9. The Governor u this state
10 hereby directed TO issue the neces
AIRY proclamation for said election and
ave the sans published as required
" law.
See. Z. The mm Of t5.OOO.OO or 20
ruch thereof aS may be necessary IL
ierehy appropriated out of the funds
n the Treasury ~ tho State not other.
''ise Appropriated 10 pay the expenses
4 such publication aud election.
y. l.. STAPLES.
Secretary of State.
4 True Copy
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LEGAL NOTICES..

20 absentee voting. And thIs provision
the Constitution shall b. selfenaetlng
fhoui the necessity u fuEihsE ies.zia'
on.
Sec. 2. Tho foregoing constitutional
nendmont shall H. submitted 10 n vote
{ the qualified electors q the State at
election 10 b. held Throughout tho
tate on the fourth saturday IN July.
l2i. az which all voters favorlnn mid
ropoacd amendment shall write or have
rInted on their ballots the words; For
M amendment % Section 2 Of Article
Of the Constitution Of tho State OF
exas. providing that only native born
naturnllEed citizens OF the United
tatcs shall be- qualified electors IN this
ate. and providing that either the hus-
md or wife may pay the poll tax OF
80 other and receive the receipt there
r.. and permitting the Legislature 10
ithorlze absentee voting" And all
nose opposed 10 said amendments shalt
rite or have printed on their ballots.
AgaInHt the amendment 90 Section 2
Z Article OF the Constitution Of the
tate of Texas. providing that only ma
We born or nnturalIzcd citizens Of tho
.nited States shall ba qualified electors
3 this State. and providing that either
ne husband or wife may pay the poll
a Of the other and receive the receipt
ierefor. and permitting the Legislature
authorize absentee voting"
sec. .. The Governor Of the State
nereby directed 10 issue tho necessary
reclamation for said election and have
20 Rame published az required by tho
constitution. and existing laws Of tho
tate
Sec. 4. That the sum OF Five Thou.
md U5.ooo) Dollars. or 20 much there.
as may be necessary N hereby appro.
rated out OF MY funds In the Treas
ry ~ the State Of Toxas not otherwise
appropriated 10 pay tho expenses Of
nrh publication and election.
Is. l.. STAPLES.
Secretary Of State.
"a True copyJ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23

10 YOU want % lTsds your West Texas
land Tor fine farm homo -four miles
Fort WORTH WIN consider property
from sis.00O.O0 20 go, 10000 not heavily
lncun.bcrcd Give complete details first
letter, nox W. Arle star Route. Fort
Worth, Texas
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l.. S. GILL
REAL ESTATE
Phone s38;
3 Doors North OF Deandi Thoatei
.t over Crystal Cafe.

Phone 23S'
3 Doors North OF Deandl Thcatcr
.t over Crystal Cafe.
Bargains In land. oil leases. roomlng
houses and all kinds Of city property.
We have modern Groom house hard.
wood floors for only $4,000: $500 cash.
balance Ike rent.
Modern Groom new brick home. O
dandy. close Ia on pavement. all built
.in features basement: ,for the sum Of
si3.s0o; only $4,000 onsh.
We have some good lots for sale: also
s0.acros of land close In want 10 trade
for home In Amarillo.
One broom house on east side for
$4,000: $500 cash. balance like rent. Let
us show you this home.
Ne have one Of the best cafes In town
good location: lots ~ floor space: a bar.
gain 10 sold an tho next few Days al
sai5O cash.
One modern 6room house In heart OF
city. The 10, under this house Is worth
$4,000. 90 foot LOT. blue grass lawn. good
garage. fruit trees. 10 block pavencn,
a sood buy at eso0; $4,000 cash; balance
I, :, . years.
One groom, houso close In. east trost,
100 feet of pavement. Wind mil and
well. blue grass lawn. price $500: $500,
cash. balance $50 month.
Phone 2S67
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Department Of insurance aud Banking
I HlAln a. Huxaa M 49,

Department of insurance aud Banking.
BtAle Of Texas. No. Ill.,
Austin. Texas. March 30. 1891
TO ali whom II May Concern;
This Is TO certify. that the Groom
Mutual HAL Association. Groom. Texas
has In all respects complied with n.
laws OF Texas hs conditions precedent
10 lts doing business In this State,
and I have ISSUED TO said company b
certificate OF authority from this OF
nsa efiiliing Il do do business In thl,
.staie for the year ending the 2st
pf February. ,s22.
1, uiveh under my hand and seal OF OF
fice at Auatin. Texas. the date frs
above written.
Esf. ED. HALL. Commissioner.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23

LADIES OF the woodmen Circle will
eive q niarkc, at Mcilroy's Market a,
~ Pclk Street. Saturday the 2Srd; all
home cooking; lots Of good things to
eat
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SPECIAL NOTICES

" Interested In the Groom Mutual Hail
ihsurAnee On your grain crop call at the
pm Worth Insurance. Office az 9Th and
Polk streets. or phone 5000. l win BE-
PLEASED 70 explain full particulars. VIII
also refer you 10 DIR. Rather and DIR.
Vineyard. who have received losses.
WIN. tvineIscr