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The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-17
Loss Of Giant DirigibLe Does Not Alter Plans tO
 Construct Similar Craft

As it is, construction of the ZR-1 is proceeding unaffected by the ZR-2 disaster, although it was said be going slowly by reason of reduced appropriations for the navy this year. Practically all of the dura- luminum for grinders of the ships frame work has been produced and is now in process of fabrication into the lattice work frame members at the Philadelphia aircraft plant of the navy; contracts have been let for the eighteen gas bags which will furnish the lifting power and the keel of the ship will be laid within few months at the Lakehurst (N.JD hanger built to house both the ZR-l and IR-2. The frame members are being cut and assembled at Phila- delphia to be knocked down when complete and shipped to Lakehurst where they will be reassembled and placed in the ship.
 The gas bags are designed for either hydrogen or the new. non explosive but highly expensive hel- Hum gas discovered during the war Al present plans call for the use of hydrogen because of the excessive cost of producing sufficient hellium to fill the bags to their full 2.0OO, GOO cubic feet capacity.
 The ZR-l's 645 feet in length and 7S feet in diameter practically dup licates the standard German practice as shown in the L-49. which was produced after the Germans had Op eratcd some 14O air craft of the Zeppelin characteristics in actual service. In speed, however, the Am erican craft is expected to exceed the sixty mile maximum of her German prototype due to the use of high er power Present plans call for the use of six Liberties. each in a sep crate car. as against the original plan for five engines, two of them driving the stern propeller and mounted in the after car. The mot ors were designed to deliver 100 horse power each for airplane use. but for employment in the ZR-1 will he reduced to 32O horsepower each with consequent improvement. it
 said, in economy and reliability of operation.
 While the HR-1 will have virtually 70oooo cubic feet less gas capacity than the ZR-2, her lift is expected to equal the 5G ton pull of the Brit ish trans Atlantic RIA and to be about 27 tons less than ZR-2. The American designers have been unable as yet to make what they regard as accurate calculations as to the use ful load. the tonnage in excess of her own weight equipped for flight, the new ship will be able to carry.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-17
NOTICE

The partnership heretofore existing under the firm name of The Pinnacle Rock Packing Company, of which Carl Johnson, Otto Elfstrom and F. A. Holdtness were the owners. has been dissolved by mutual consent. Carl Johnson and Otto Elfstrom having taken over F. A. Holiness interest. All accounts are due and payable to Johnson & Elfstrom.
 CARL JOHNSON,
 OTTO ELFSTROM.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-17

CRv Assoeiated Pressl


 WASHINGTON, Oct 15.-Loss of the giant British built airship ZR- ? with many lives on her trial trip in England has not thus far caused any change in plans for the ZR-1 now building for the navy. The two designs were so dissimilar, it is said by navy officials, that the wrecking of the ZR2 carried with it no lessons so far as now known to be woven into construction of the ZR- 1 as a safeguard against similar dis astcr to that vessel
 The XR-1, it is explained, is the American nayy's pioneer project in airship construction of the rigid type and the vessel follows very closely design of the German Zoppo lin L-49. captured intact in France during the war Notifications to permit installation of American made propelliug engines and a few other changes were necessary. but navy officials regard the ZR1 as prac- tically a reproduction of the L-49 which was proven by the Germans as a safe and reliable craft with all stresses and strains demonstrated in actual flight under varying condi- tions.
 IL was the purpose of the navy experts to make the L-49, which was almost the last word in German war experience construction. the starting point for American development of lighter than air rigid war craft On the experience gained in operation of the ZR-1 operation it is planned to base future improvements or in cTeases in size.
 The HR-2 on the other hand. rep resented the last word in British en- gineering progress over originals and the disaster to the British built vessel officers here feel only tends tO confirm the decision 10 attempt no uneXplored field of construction in turning out American Zeppelins. but to proceed from one well estab- Iished model to the next improvement slowly and SO on step by step to what ever the ultimate ligghter than air cruiser of the future is to be
 Plans for purchase of the ZR-2 in England came after the war. while designs for the ZR-1 were well in hand at the navy department before the war ended. When hostilities ceased, the British were left with a number of giant craft under construc- ion in addition to the R-34 which made the flight to New York and back. It was decided to stop work on these and salvage all that had been done. and the United States then stepped in to obtain by purchase the ship most advanced in con struction, British R-3S which was to become the ZR2. Designation of the vessels In numerical order in what appeared to be the reverse 'of the order of construction. is ac- counted for that fact.
 The chief reason for purchase of the British ship. it was explained. was on the old engineering axiom that better progress is to be made if two of any new type of any mechan- ical devices are worked up for test simultaneously than if only one pilot design is completed. Had all the eggs been placed in the ZR-2 basket in this case, it was pointed out. the navy would have to begin again at the grass roots in development of this arm of the aerial fleets of the future.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-17

The tusks of the African elephant sometimes weigh as much as a hun dred pounds each and reach a length of eight or nine feet,
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-17

If you change your address, do not notify the carrier boy-report your new address to the office.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-22

Although No definite dccision agalns,
'uN~atioa u wartim. i-uWer Mas rcach.
- telay. M douh, VAS exptssssd IN
ufficial quarters that ad,~auaie author
ny was existent and could D. employc,i.
should thu isrrioi II nrxotiaticn- prcVc
ifuiti-s-. - sai, r.sgs,. q; uarf.ra tv ;hc
army appropriation hlu oi Aurus, -.
isis. auihutirs~i IN. presi.i'nt slsc,ificai
" 20 take over transnortstion tor the
rlo,em,nt ~ irHss. and a. ccntlnuc
s,Arh o'ntftl 'ln an emerrcncN.r
Suppiomeniiae ihis authority. Il was
saii. Vas ag,ion Il N. rational siefenss
49, ard othet statutes enactrd prior
10 and during the war. fspartmcnt 70
lusilcc officials wsre understood u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-22
FRAME PREDICTS
|. & G. n. STRIKE
TO Be GENERAL
SAYS COMPANY Is PRE-.
PARED TO CONTINUE IT'S
TRAIN SERVICE.

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af tlr Hreilwrlsood VI Railroad
Tralu,ueu. tonight issued final IN.
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mrs ~ thr order en the strike
which has hrrn osslrrrd 10 begin
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-22
FIGHT ON
SURTAx Rates IS
BECOMING HOTTER

WASHINGTON Oct 2The long threatened fight the in
be written the law broke to-
the Senate but despite sseabe opposition republican lead
expressed confidence that the compromise plan embodyg
maximum rate fifty per would be adopted probably before
adjournment tomorrow evening.
Meantime result Of the defeat yesterday Of the proposal to
exempt income Of foreign traders and foreign trade
corporstons received outside Of the United States
majority leaders hurry call to absent Republican Sensto
10 return to Washington
The Absence Of Republican Senators commented the
by Chairman Penrose Of the finance committee charge OF
the revenue bll
Questions Of importance being disposed Of here
while Republicans absent indifferent he sad -" to
call the attention Of the country t. viii meet with comment
and condemnation"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-22

no',l,man. y. y, Raleigh and his hag.
plpc playing with a Highland ning--a
solo Jancc-hy kathryn ristman. prov.
ed mos, dclirh,hl numbers.
The singing of WIN \. Smith was
one of the interesting musical features
oi the evening, A song in which the
chorus used flashlights, was also a
pleasing number.
SENIOR Girls Come On.
The nrst act closed with thu Senior
Clock Girls and Fairy dancers giving
numbers. and the entrance of oiu,a.
a magician, nisy~d by Frank wlnklcr
and Duke Dpcr Kiss de- i.erioas .''-s ,si
hy Harold shaner. who made an IDEAL
hading man opposite Miss stinnct.t
who aslly was the star &C the own.
ings entertainment through her sing
.nx and impIcssiyc acting.
The Clock garden gossip party open.
ed the sccond act, and their were
many entcr,sin~rs fNr this toaturc. In
,luding solos by Mrs. ~ 4. Luke. T.,
Il. Mcqueen and Mts. l.. n, Newly.
Evelyn MeI.ain and ksthryn Pittman
save solo hanccs. The two ri,uman
sisters. Miss F1orric aud Aiiss kaih.
lyn. were among the LEADING catertaln'
~. en the proSfam. The gossip party
sn'isd WITH oaija putting the members
under a Swell AMI then they told many
.sossirinT things.
Mrs. Charles Austin as Mr.. Anna, ~,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-22
OPEN PORT BILL IS GREAT
SAFEGUARD, HOBBY AYERS

BEAUMONT Texas, Oct q. (By Associated Press-Ah who
are engaged in that affects interstate ntraate commerce
are sven full protection Texas under the b said
former Governor w. p. Hobby here today.
ANY person who commits threatens vonce ntiidaes
those moving trains handling freight traffic
loading or unoadns switching employed work directly or
Indirectly incident to keeping open the arteries Of trade guilty OF
felony; and any person who harms mots those engaged in
this work 10 guilty any eens with twelve months imprisonment
a. the penalty.
The open port bin great safeguard for the well being and
welfare Of Texas"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-22
LABOR BOARD ORDERS STRIKE TO BE DELAYED
SUMMARY OF STRIKE STATUS

iacuirs Developments railroad -trsk~ suasa
kskiha the rail-
elites shees rasead
sh whkh
should hath ihey wu
Man~nance Way aa 90
esswh&nias
strike wsea With eihsr Otkers th~ u
lad c rcds entering thesre dssuss pisn cs~bst stse
rskrts sinE all available snppls
tr,eana-w a. lee heaa u traawens aale satsmsat tsov
Labor Heard citation ass hs what authority
work. pnag that United
rish, ~ strike.
esds strike
sash astlsn contemplated
Antusnmn
es'rs oa plans iar wse' saturday despe iav ds
~ Isaiieaa Southwestern lines s,thas legally pss
stl~ wW b. dn raads u h a -
sirhr - ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-22
z Police Injured
When Communist
M0bs Fire Bomb

PARIS Oct a. (Ry Associated Press)Sevsn policemen were
Injured ou;sh BY the explosion bomb thrown into crowd in
Wasram Avenue during meeting held BY the French communist
parsy in protest against the conviction for murder in
Of two Italian communists Saeeo and snsett Several OF the mani
festsns also hurt and six were arrested harsed
6sorderly conduct
The meeting had been widely sdvertised protest against the
American government capitalists and the "exeeuoo OF Sseeo and
Vanetse The speakers bitter their vtuperaon Of the Amer
lean ,overumen and Of American capitalists
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-22

AZ the ssne time trainmcn on the
International and 0rcat Nor,hcrn.
Texas rad. prepared To carry ca, their
PLANS to strive Tomorrow. and the
rain,cnancc ~ way and tho firrmen's
snsons. rvisr~cn,ing ,ee.cec rail- work.
ors. announced h~~ that they would
lein the nru'vsgsi we,koat octoicr 40
These ,w'' gsou'ns are part q the eleven
unions. numbering ,hrce fousshs of the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-22

that since the compromise amendment
vas very similar 10 one he heard %.
ne would no, offer any ohjcction to its
adoption. Other Democrats. however.
opened fight on the compromise.
Senator Hitchcock proposing an amend
mcnt under which the rates on In
som,s In excess of 100000 would be
the same as those In existing law.
Senator Jones. Democrat, New Mexico.
con,en,scd that II rates were To be low
cred on large incomes they should he
lowered on incomes below 5000,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-22
j. S. DECIDES not TO USE WAR
Time POWER IN RAIL WALk0UT

WASHINGTON Oct u. Nsy Associated Prsss)-IAs ssv,.-
win exercise il avert The rsasas1 naaa
wide railroad strike plan suggested assrsr wts snd
late today in high administration ereles .....
In the absence Of indication the sdmastsa esa
ing mandatory control Of the railroads. the acea 4 he L os1
melting heads and rail ehefs sppsar before A
pesed here showing that the board had ssvsd sa
Washington tha. its supervision of The ssalsa es n
the deveopment The boards intention usassa hA
determine whether the troshehesd chfs shs szses
both had not in fact already eoasavsasd prsvisas e N
postation act.
In high administrative circles reiterated toby Aa wes
" the labor bOards affair" while he psssat had net bs -
ved officially Of the boards action Al late hour sdssd
that he approved the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-22
UNION HEADS and
RAIL CHIEFS WILL
MEET next WEEE

CHICAGO. Oct a. (by Associated Pss)-hs ssvss.s =.
day moved prevent railroad ss and safsses shses ~
both unsas and reaa Il dsersss q ths Ulsa ssss R1
Labor Beard the beard formally snnesaeng sA ~ ssso
full sssetion In he rs erisi saa srahs ~ wssu ~ -
strks pea&as eeasssaes bsswssa unisa hss ssd ~ 49,
which eansd fer oeseAsr q. A~Ns'H
dsessa from thh esafsrsaee w ~ h sansunss1 u1 ~
oessss - he sehsdslsd srs date bssri asnhsn ~ g
tAat IN The way alhsst wssd h svssd ulss ~ un -
fled The beards esdsvs not 10 strike pendas rsras.
TIE sesisa taksa following receipt fssa Wshsssa = -
fermaea that every ssssssd hssaeA Il ~ ssvaa ws1
declared
While both carriers and unieas prspty saassaesd ty wsu
comply with the order citing than sppsr bss ~ bs1 nas
Wednesday w. Lee prsaent q he DrslAAse1 e nod
given Cleveland asksd b. waA auehy - -
could compel WORK sad pointed that ~ ssh y s
had bssn upheld By shs uaissd States Ssprsms csuA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-22
"ROUND THE CLOCK WITH THE
DEBUTANTES" IS CALLED BEST
HOME TALENT PLAY SEEN HERE

"Round the Clock with the Debutsnes" It's initial performance
the Deand Theatre last night proved the popular home tai
nt show ever staged Amarillo With three acts and fca
eaeh the show filled with Interesting speas from
beginning to end
Staged for the benefit Of disabled exservee the Woman
Auxiliary Of Hanson Post American Legion the play brought forth
large audience Of thea,er gos who thoroughly appreciated
from beginning to end
Nh frankie Ter Young Director showed that she thoroughly
understands play directing All Of the features the show
tered around the clock Most Of those coming the either
through the clock marched down the aisle Of the
heater
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-22

Following the overture hy the &C.
Lcs,ra. the show hrgan with the "a.
ute II the i.egionnaiscs. rwo little
lc boys, drcss-d ~ doughboy and
a goh.
The sub.dch usher prelude was staged
.own the center aisle of the theatre.
acnry Anslcy, rs the happy drunk"
nsmally opened the show with "a hllari'
nus "lct 'cr 80" yell.
Girls Appear.
winilrcd keiscr. as Miss folly. sang
most entertaining song. and was as.
listed by little Sarah Margaret Austin.
he clock Rahy toedanoer. Following
dance hy the Senior Clock Girls. the
faimessttes prsent~i scene. IN
which Miss Fclicc Stinn-t,. as Mitxi.
nd Miss Nell Ilorshragh. as Rahbs.
u,akc their dchuts. They sang Va
ch,c Nice Prince Charming some.
.vhcrc In This wprld Fur Mc,"
The Herry kcwtic Kids. consisting
& about thrce doxcn young girls, made
, delightful innovation. Donald Miller
Jurphy sang sclo aud was assisted
" the -kcwtie chorus. while little Eda'
cth Harmon gave solo dance.
Ralph Young. as Roll 'Em Al Jclscn,
ncx; came ON the stakc aud delighted
he audirncc With his ncgro dialect and
SINGING Tho ss..-,kt~-~-Ase rhcrsws tho
~nhcrs Of wn.cn werc drcssed In yci.
low aud black costumes. also delighted
.,c audience.
jimmy Malone. as Lord Sho,oycr. a
lover ci Mltri. was n typical English
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-22

the direction of the embassy. around
whlch n guard was also posted.
While the proceedings inside the hal
were without incident. except Tor fiery
speech. the crowd outside resented ef'
forts of the police To- keep them on the
move A. ihr polic. were carrying cut
their orders. sho,s were fired from the
crowd at the mounted mon. one ot whom
fell. The man who had fired the -ho,
was Immediately cut down 10y the sabcr
20 ana,hcr m nntcd man. The police
When closed the hall and would M, pcr
CoSTINi'ED oN pAGH two
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-22

Warren ;. STONE. president u the
i,ro,hsrho,-i II Locomotive Engineers,
said
4 ccr,,iniy viii h, theCr II ordered"
adding that an ID. ether chlef sxecu'
lives ~ N. rallrad transportation 90.
Tanisati,ns win E' anywhssc the, are
ut,krd To sgls.u ia ecunc,llsa With a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-22
OF FRANCE
Plan ON DEMONSTRATION

PARIS 0eL a. (By Associated for The
Sunday the American consulate roughost the French
vnees continue 10 planned BY Communists in form d protest
against the conviction Of the Italians Sseeo and vanse Massa
ehusetss last
was openly announced today that the Nantes Cemunsts will
hold manifestation BY the American consulate there Similar de-
pays announced for Le Bordeaux Marseies st. Nsai
Lyons and other places wherever the American
resented
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-22

Ten ;h,asand pcrs"ns crowaei w
wasrpm Hall and when the caraci,y Of
The hall was reached there was large
overflow II hcliicos. dcmons,rators out
vidc. II had been announced as the IN
,,n,l.n ~ IN, Leaders ~ lead the throng
.n a march to the embassy.
Three rla,oons of mounted republican
r,msis and hundreds of police ready
for rio, duty pa,roll-d the vicinity.
rh-h h near the Arc de- Trionrhc.
while additional forces were held In re-
serve at various points to handle the
crowd when the meeting was over aud
prevent any d.munrtration or march IN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-22

While defeated In the firs, skirmish
c,-r amendments as designed to aid
meri,an concerns In competing with
tor lsn rivals Tor overseas trade. Chair
nsn Pcnrosc said today an effort would
b. made later to gct provision In the
hn TO protect those concerns. par.
titulariy those being In business In the
Philippines and China.
Only a few senators desiring TO dis
euss the income surtax rates got the
opportunity today before the Senate
Ucess~d.
senator simmons told the. Senate
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-22
OPEN SHOP PLAN
IS STARTED ON
LOUISIANA ROAD
MANAGER CLAIMS oRDEn
FROM BOARD REACHED
HIM TOO LATE.

WINFIELD. Ia. OFT. si.-lSr.
spite the fact that ervlrsS were n
saed teslsy hy tlse laber heard In
Chicago te the Tr~nsens and Gull
railway mt % 60 ea an esrn shsp
hasis at 6 e'clcrk Tonight Eageue
ferd. general msnagrr eg the rad.
anssounc~d Tonight that sr1er~
frusa tlse hoard arrived tee late an1
that the change alv~ady had l'ren
made.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-22

~ettiemrnt of tfe strike"
Naic ~ IN. h-sl hri ihrf h,,Ai chiefs
vouid snake ether riHnmsn' ga to-,sy =
developments. Rcgatiinr tho or,i,r to
-main,sin thc status quo.' insofar a.
3, might attest The strike q tralnmcn
un thu Ini.fns,i'f,sl snd Great N"rth.
en- fTeSssa a. hsgin tomorruu noon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-22

have examined into an cf shcps ane "a
have pserpsrs1 fu the rr~ekd>at .
memorandum 90 the snh1<ee-
sssay s~A)er2
Ds,ussion e th~ use of var rowsss
~ the salins; was and<rstcsd 10 have
i..en limited hut several tcstineoe
facts were dsvs,cped which save ~
10 belief that spme offisia's ALREADY ~
worked out q prxvana Tn ~ fcllcueo
IN even, a strike should menace ~
su,say q e-ssrsisl< n ~az t<aSuo1
also that cffsrisis had ss<ve~sca ~
= eourss 20 the rFesident ana -
icxu~d men available tcr trson oUCI0r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-22
WARNING OF STORMS
Is ISSUED BY U. S.

WASHINGTON. oCt si.--The fol
lowing storm warning WAS issued
tonighi ~ the weather bureau;
"AdNiApry. 10 =. M; Disturbance
over Caribbean central same dis.
,sncc southeast of Swan islnd. in
crasing In intensity. and VII move
n"ith.nofihwestsard. Caution adyis
.d all vcrsrls IN Western Caribbean
S.a aud Nurstnn channsi~ %
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-22
BABE ABANOONS HIS
transforming TOUR
" Associated rssss

SCRANTON. Pa. Oct. si.-lsabe
nth. houserun Ming. coniirmrd late
tonigh, the r~pert that he had
ara q ned his transforming tour.
lir said he had r~aci~d an agree.
ns m With Colonel llussea a th~
New Nork Yankees. ur expressed
regrri nj having violated the rules
ot erganissd baseball in engaging
In pcst.sason exhibitions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-22
ORDER pREssMAN ARRESTED.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Oct. si.-An
order for the arrest of President
,isorgc l.. Berry of the International
Printing rressmen and Assistants
rn,on. and the directors of that or
ganlkation was issued by the Federal
court here lat. to-day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-22
FAIL TO VOTE ON Tariff BILL

WASHINGTON Oct a. (By Associated Press)-A last minute
switch the plans Republican leaders prevented vote the
House before adjournment late today the Foy b 10 create
feen debt undns commission had been planned 10 press
the measure to today Of the absence o certain
memNrs understood action deferred The house ID.
jeusnsd until Monday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-22

The demonstration which. according
20 police information. were sct Tor
clock this af,ernoon IN front II the
,merioan embassy here. did no, de
zion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-22

aa,ion's rail emSoyc<. which ~ ~.
81 ~ strike. hat had not l.sei = serlks
rali
isc<i,lcs ssse,inx Into The arp>cA -
tween the carriers and thc flve ua1nas
which have cailcd ~srlke-shs sEala.
msn. tho swisehaen, thr engineer. ~
llsvmen aud she eondocsoss- hhor
ss,NrINuep ON PAo. TW0
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-22

CONTINUED ON rAoE rwW
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-22

CONTINUED on rAOH rwo,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-22

CoNrINI'Ep oS pAcH two
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-06-16
Pamela CLIFF

Mrs. Chas. Williams and fam
lily were the guests of her father
and mother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Ali Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Whitaker,
of Newly, spent Saturday with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Whitaker.
Mrs. Cinda Benton has return
ed home after a several weeks
stay in Bourbon county.
Mr.. Price Agee continues very
i'll. The doctor seems to think
his case is bordering on typhoid
fever.
Mrs. ]. R. Whitaker motored
to Richmond Friday morning.
Mr.. Earl Whitaker was in the
city Friday morning.
Mr.. Earl Whitaker and two
sisters, Mary and Matte, spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
their uncle, John Whitaker, and
wife, at Newly.
Mr. and Mrs Al; Williams s+,o'