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Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-14
GIANTS WIN WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIP

New York. Oct. tBy the A. P.)-' Worlds champions, 1s21-the New York Natlpnal Baseball Club.
 The Giants won the title, which will be theirs for the next year, by de- .featlng the Yankees in the eighth game of the worlds series at the Polo Grounds today. The American League champions died fighting hard In clss sic twiriing duel between their pitch ing ace, Waite Hoyt, and Art Nehf, the Giants star left handler. However, they lacked the necessary punch to win, the National League team taking the game by tho score of 1 to and the series, : anee to 8,
 The Giants victory gives Manager John J. McGraw his second world $ championship team. The New York Nationals, seven time pennant win ners undsr McGraw's management captured the worlds title against the Athletics of the American League in 1905 but although winning the buut- ing five times since they have been baffled every time until this year in quest for world honors, twice lowing to the Athletics once to the Red Sox and once to the White Sox.
 Giants eanely Game Back
 This year, with a National League entrant that had shown it's high class by coming from behind late in the pennant race and beating the Pitts burgh Pirates to the flag, the world $ series told a different story. Off to a poor start, through their loss of the first two games of the series, the Gi- ants gamely came back, speedily ev- ened up the series and then, with but a slight let-up, rounded into the stretch with rush and pushed through with thIee straight victories to their final triumph. h every victory ex- ccpt tOday's they came from behind Co win.
 As for the underlying reason for the success of the AIcGraw men the ex- perts may differ but there seems lit tle cause to doubt that the most wide y prOpounded opinion will be that 1t was because of a preponderance ot high class pitching ability. The series showed but two of Manager Miller Huggins 'twfriers capable of pitching winning ball-Mays and Hoyt-whilc the Giants put forward q trio of mas ter wcrkmen in Douglas, Barnes and Nehf.
 Yankees Cuthit by Giants
 Outhit lay the Giants in nearly ev- cry game and by many points in the stlltS tS a WnOie.4 the 1ankeeS none the less made hard fight of it by their smartness in Manufacturing runs out of scant material and the superb work done by Mays and Hoyt in SIX Of the eight battles.
 As for the final game of the series the winning of it was due to the sup Crb pitching of Nehf against a mounds man toaWhom be had twice lost the decision, earlier in the series. The craf- ty southpaw allowed the American League hatsmen but four hits, none of them better than singles and three of them coming with two men odt
 Hardly less creditable was the per q formance of Hoyt. He was in trouble [ in several innings but except in the i fatal first when the Giants score d Q their only tally on two bases on balls , and an error, he worked himself out {. brilliantly, once with a fine running catch by Fewster to help along. To-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-14
TROLLEY BOILING LEAGUE
 STARTS OFF SEASON

The Plainfield Five took two straight from the Jewett City cuintette on the formers alleys last evening. in the first game Of the newly formed Trolley League. Bailey and Thompson each rolled IA. Plainfie!d's teCm's single of CPS looks like record that will stand for some time,
 Taftville lost three strings to Moosup. On the latters alleys, while Danielson took three strings from the Palace Five, at Danielson. The scores:
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-14
afoosup.
TsftrHle
K. OF c. FIVE TAKE THREE
 STRING FROM BLACK BIRDS

The K. of C. five was too much for the Black Birds, the former winning three straight strings. in a league match game rolled on Tattville alleys. J. White won the honors for high single and high three. Shorty Pep is fast developing his snake ball, using it to good advantage, during the match. The score:
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-14
Americans.

Score by innings:
 Nationals ..... It O,OoOo o-1 American ..,.. Q % 0Ooo co
 Two base hits, Rawlings CD. Stolen bases, Young. Sacrifices, Snyder 2. Double plays, Bancroft, Rawlings and Kelly; Rawlings, Kelly and Frisch. Left on bases, Nationals g; Americans '. Bases on balls. off Nehf 5 off Hoyt 4. Struck out, by Nehf 5 by. Hoyt [. Wild pitch, Nehf.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-14

Baltimore ..... 004 5 0 x-1o
 Two base hits, Lefier. Schooner, Jacob s0n, Meyers. Three base hit, Lawry. Sacrifice hits, Lawry, Acosta. Cullop, Tincup, Ogden Double plays, Lawry to Boley to Dowd. Bases On balls, of Cu.1op 1; of Ogden 4 j; off Koob 8. Bat ters hit by Wright (Dowd). Runs and hits of Cu!lop runs, hits in S% in nings; off Sanders none in 1-3 inning i; off koob runs, hits in l 1-S inning i; of Wright, run. hits in 23z innings. Struck out, by Cullop 1 ; by ogden 1 ; by Wright ?. Wild pitches. Ogden 2. Left on bases, Baltimore 12; Louisville z.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-14
existing schedule, but the posslbin-

y should be averted.
 Tn this connection 1t may be ob- served that if the present day game, Hi.h it's high standard Of play. is to continue, the maintenance Of modern oarNs. the cost of training players, the 1eavy expense or transporuaLIon, ho- tel bills, etc, most likely will preclude any general reduction of admission prices through the regular playing sea- son."
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-14

A girl seldom begins to take life seriously until she has been up against one case of unrequited love.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-14
YANKEES.

1
  Naiyi l. Fewer 2, r. 2, Total
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-14
MONEY

New York, Oct 1S.-Can money firm i; high 6 low 6; ruling rate 6; closing biz 1-2 offered at 6 last loan s call loals against acceptances 5 a 5 1-2.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-14
COTTON
CHICAGO GRA1N MARKET

New York, Oct. 13-~Spot cotton quiet 1855.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-14
GIANTS.

Frsch Young Bancroft Rawlns batted Kelley
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-14
Hooters Greet Their Idols
'dit to Jennings and Players

Give all the credit to Jennings and the players" McGraw told the report CTS who surrounded him q cant say too much for Nehf, Snyder, Douglas Barnes and all the other boys. I have the greatest club in the world, and upquestionably the gamest. Never was my heart so set on anything as Ip on winning this time. wanted this vor1d'g championship more than I ever wanted anything in my life.''
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-14
Baltimore.
y) Batted for Wright in 9th.

 Louisville ... c 0 i 0 5 0 1 Q O. 5 Baltimore .... 0 Q o 1 x-10
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-15
OF PRODUCTS
MAKESPANHANDLE PROSPEROUS

L O.. Mitchell o. Cisco. Texas owner
% ',w,lsr store there and at Rangers
Is co. tha city visiting with his boyhooi
friend Louis Kirsch Mr Mitchell slld.
"our town Is o., On tho ID neld district,
and 90 ~" sumo time is not out Il Il,
we grc just en- N. c,ls' 90 %, ne!d We
have about 5000 psoilc aud cur city 10
steadily growing have been coming
20 marble for ten years and I can't
f,cn any evidence here of the hard times
iha, pcCnic ~ over the country are
hovlag about. Your city seems 20 10
prosperous and your merchants seem 70
he ,ntoving gooi trade. l. Is true
that times atr not IS hard here as hoy
90" iu IN cotton country e. sen have
the i.n,nt ~ e d!vcrsiflcation = uru-
duets Wills IN tn cc'toa coun,ry thy
have only cotton O. depend on.
Everything must como down and
many % N, commodities have already
had reduction IN price IN our city
recently Two o, the largest properly
owners In town voluntarily reduced the
rent IN tn .r holdings This was "a move
in a." right direction and should d. al.
lowed by property owners al 1yer thu.
c,untty. Pcopl. WIN ne. stay and can
not stay IN n place wher, hleh rents
rrc haig,d To W sure the landlord
should rec i've an equitable return from
IBIS property hut the days ~ excessive
rc'' are over and the sooner the Land.
lords - thc country realize this. The
quicker win times get back a. normal q"
The fvllov.ng from recent issue Il
ne Cisco Daily NCws. IN CONDEMNATION
= ihe siat,apu's - the visitor. will bs
- iutsrcs; t. citizens u Amarillo.
-. Alexander. pioneer citizen q
Cisrr a clos, Observer 81 the progress
g affair and with willingness 20
d. i'i- Observing he rule 81 live AMI
Pa live. seeing the trend Il THINGS
downward in the reimbursement nov
going On. t.dly Voluntarily reduced the
rrnt Co ono q his tenants
llaltnm & Mitchell. jewelers.. occupy
% sf,rc ruuw hrlOnring 20 MIR Alexand.
.tr 70 SOS ID avenue and Or Which thov
nav, h"cn raving $500 per month.
The have ilase evecut,l and bind.
INK, 20 iry this sum p.r month Tor two
ears yet NJ Nexand,r voluntarily no.
'ifi-A Mcssss Iialton ard Mitchell today
ihrt - hl'l rsd,c,d their r,u; O. sisJ
ptT month
Lest O.stt 70 the meeting q the
h0ure 81 directors OF the Chimb,r -
cominercc. 4. J. Olson. discussing ih.
need = Wore housrs in Cisco and The
h1usng propo1tira. a suhpoct which
cunrs up NJ every meeting. said 10
rirhf Do well a. confer with the buiia.
mg trldc wrsCrs with view 10
having them voluntarily reduce Thur
scale 20 = move toward more building
this year than CISCO has over witnessed
IN my year.
showing that Mr. Olson's heart "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-15
RtPURIS INUICAIt
ST0CKMEN WILL Be
HERE FOR MEETING
EVERYTHING POSSIBLE WILL Hg
DONE FOR TIN COMFORT OF
VISITORS.

Information from every part 81 o.
Plains Country Indicates that there VIA
b. large attendance 40 the nrXt al.
nual convention uf the iiuy,ns and StI'.
err. convention. February g. % AMI
"a" sah Felix Franklin Friday con.
tinuing. Mr., Franklin said 1.-The %, {
that iaiccs are nor ne sltsflctnr, %
cattle r>n might desire win in ne
judgment. not keep thc boys awsv
iron the meeting They are coming
here a. talk the conditions over win
their fellow sufferers
That tn automollle bows win have
the grateful THINKS q the cattle m,n.
J am SUR. The cuw man D. q pretty
dependable fellow, aud Just hD,usl
things 60 against him lor a time il a
true and absolute sian q but one
thing; That thoy VIII stay with 'hs
stuff md land right Side mp when tn
winds are iayuuhlc. There h. nothing
81 the gul,icr about the siuckmIn ltrs
l"sn IN the came tno Ions ana clrr =
hts nerve with him. nf ruursr there .
a limit hcyund which h. nkc ans Otlir'
mortal cannot 60 but ~ hong Wv
up the lin,
yes think th1i there BE- ro.-- 90
D. o turn tor the lHii,. and this f,i
iug h. rficcied and rUhIsd iu tho
thoughts 10 an - N n;iirmrn. as w,l
- IN the minds ~ men ln zoo Other
lines 20 business. The fact b. tklt
iheri seems io D, q lHos Minis pUi,ntll
90 improved cond.tiors aii alunr ih-
line
The automobile men arr GO o. con.
graduated IN the great line ~ publicity
they ary securing o. Amarillo and ul
OCCASIONALLY the people here arc ap-
ireciaiiye n their work for %. genera
rod. W arr tecilnr everybody about
the good times IN store Tor an who -.
tend thu convention and the shows is.. I.
ink offered by "a, automobile men anI |
the mcrchants. on ths same dates. |
Amarillo cannot b. ken; down. and TINS |
g. but another evidcrc, - that fact /
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-15
.iNikLiTA GALL CURCI
WILL MARRY TODAY

ST. Louis PARK. MINI. Jan. IL
An American flag which saw service In
the world war viii NJ used as a
canopy under which Nine Amcll,a
CALI Curci. prima donna. viii D. mar.
ried her" tomorrow to Homer Samu.ls.
her piano accompanies;
The FLAG wasNprscutcd To the singer
a year ago by Fort Worth. Texas.
regiment. before whom she gave can.
cert.
Absence II any Etens. iious cerc.
monv has b"en PINNED by the bride.
grooms parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. J.
Samuels. AZ whose home the wedding
will taxi" place shortly after noon.
Less than u dozen persons viii attend
and the only decorations used viii h.
the flag and flowers
Nine. CALLS Curci who II a subjec,
81 Italy. 5ill become an American
.ciiizen through her marriage 10 Mr..
Samuels. The singer obtained her
first naturalization papers n scar ago
but III" marriage will completely fran.
ohisc her
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-15
BANK
HAS CLOSED DOORS
INABILITY TO MAINTAIN NECES.
SiRi RESERVE GIVEN
~ CAUSE.

MEMPHIS Tenn. Jan. As \ Ne.
Connell. sup, rintcndent oi the Tcnnos.
see state banking department WIS az.
nolniei TODAY receiver fnr the Peoples
SAVINGS hans and trust company. ~
this ciiy. which voluntarily closed IT,
doors this morning
Mr ConHrll was nnmcsl r"ceivrr ~,
petition ~ ATTORNEYS Ter the hunk whn
flied general creditors bill In chinccry
corit shortly after announcement wns
made TIN; M" hank would clus' ~
doors and ~ affairs placed IN IA, hands
81 the stat" department Il banking
The hank was>sapitalizcd az 5000 0o1
.nd NJ the tim. It's last statement was
ISSUED in November held d,puSits ~
- .OG3. as. %. with leans cfa $3.50 SsG 20
1nd a iurplus u 500. o0U
Inability e. maintain the necessary
reserve SLOW collections and the zen.
rral cessation - husin, ~ were r,Spon.
sihi, Ter conditions which brought about
The decision II the directors ~ the lnnl.
L. close - dOors. according tn state.
mout Issued by . ". PortlocI ~, sid,ni
81 the institution. " declared tina, TIE
hsnt h1l anpl, r,tlhocs to ray the
dep sitors In full.
llr Pcrtlock sail %, principal ac.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-15

n his words End that his belief In tho
trend u things downward IL honest. 10
voluntarily II reducing ;hc rents q his
tenants IL has building ON u ave.
uu'. occupied nv the cisco News stard.
'ur which = c. Smith the proprietor
has been raying IA pnr,l II $3.50 per
month. Mr. olson today Voluntarily rc
'uc"d this rent to 500 per month.
'Thosc instances mark the beginnir .
81 the rc1dius,mcn; In cisco. and II .,
shall continue e. a point where a labor q.
'nr man T. not compelled a. give up an
unfair part - his earnings Tor place
ia which NJ and his family may reside
md thor" t. a reduction In m, scale u
aibor. with the prizes II Lumbar having
been nearly cut In two and thu price n
ether building material hscofalng low.
60 every day. the prospect fnr an unu.
'unlly large amount - building IN Clscv
this YEAR r. bright"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-15
Army Recruiting To
Stop if Resolution
Passed is Sustained

n. Msociattd frtse.
WASHINGTON. Jan. i..-sccrctary
az War Baker. under resolution
passed hy the senate today. Is al.
rcctcd TO cease recruiting until the size
al the army has hcen reduced a. 49,.
zoe men. The resolution was passed
over the nioics; o. a majority OF tho
members u the senate military com.
mittcc
After adjournment Senator Phcian
OF California. Democrat. notified Vice
President Marshall he would move %.
morrCw Ter reconsideration, on the
ground that the senate bud not been
fully advised concerning the objects -
az General pershinr ana Secretary ~.
ker % the reduction.
Should Senator Phehn fail IN his en-.
deayor 20 bring about reconsideration
the resolution Will 60 20 the hous..
Chairman Wadsworih % the mill.
tary affairs committee. did not ask FOR
a roll call on the resolution because
the senate a few minutes before by
vote Of 81 10 .. adopted a motion
az Senator Lcnrcoi. Republican. %
Wisconsin. fixing the srmys maximum
Limit AZ 100 eoo. thereby rejecting the
committees proposal to make the fls.
ure $4,000.
This vote was taken although Cen.
sral Pcrshlng and Secretary ~ War
Baker. at an executive session with
the military affairs committee Just be.
fore the converting % the ~natc. 90.
- -
Of the army. General Pershing sug.
gcsicd 200. 900 as the minimum limit.
Senator New. Republican. of Indiana.
q member o. the military affairs com.
miiiee. who introduced the original ~.
duciion resolution. declared that he did
no, consider the iie 900 limit either
cxpedient on safe while Chairman
Wadsworth expressed opposition q
"what IL the very drastic reduction II
our military establishment"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-15
SURRENDERED TO POLICE
AFTER KILLING BROKER

MC NTIiEAL. Jan. ii.-MaJor II. w.
Griffith today gave himself up tnkhe
police an hour after the fatal shooting
81 william Holland. manager OF the
brokerage offices 81 MtI!ougal Broth
err Holland was seen to leave AIS Of
fiN with three men and m4nont
later the shot was heard. H1land
Fingered into the office near Gordon
Stfathy A g.. another 'irm u brokers.
I'm shot o. ~ Il falling 20 the
floor died 20 III re had been shot
through ~ o. ~
Major C.afi.a. $40 II prominent In
soclnl military Ell .,a. II said % have
suffered lnsses rc rtly In the stock
exchange and II alleged e. have written
rcvcril threatening letters "a Holland.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-15
Score New Bills
To Be Considered
By Austin Solons
Continued from page I.

hers. shall meet here on the first Mon.
day M December. 1891. and draft the
constitution and submit II e. vote II
the people on the fourth Monday In
July. 1892. for ratification. The pres.
ont constitution was adopted In 1875.
Repeal of IN" minimum wage law
enacted by the Thirty sixth legislature
II propcs q IN I'LL introduced by Sen.
ator Anln, rarr ~ DuVal county. In
q joint ., solution introduced la tho
fonaic Il - y. opposed to submit tO u
tote ~ -, ,'uple an amendment 70
thu constitution Ia Increase the salary
IT the gHNsiic" g. 5000 year. tho
attorney gonunl O. 5000. ,unptrollcf
',nd seer tgfy Il state 70 $1,000 each
4 I'm carrying AN appropriation ~
fi0.OnO fur the employment uf counsel
Ia assist the attorney general In lil.
Cation now pending a. test the con.
yiituiionality u the federal transporir
ton act,
In the lower house q concurrent rcs.
oluiion WAS adopted endorsing tho
stand taken ~ the American Legion
in Texas protecting against the ~.
ported action Of the National League
Of German Americans Ia demanding
that q candidate having the approval
u tn league shall hc placed IN thu
cabinet IT ~, sidcn,.Elccj Warren q.
Harding The resolution now goes 10
the senate frr action.
The proposed home ownership
amendment o. the constitution. as rc,-
ommundcd hy The governor was IN.
irWluc"d IN m" senate. Thin amend
men, was defeated In the general cleo.
ton held two years agu. In this amend.
m'ni u is proposed Ia extend state
aid Ia citizens ~ Texas tu acquire
homes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-15
SIN CENTS DAMAGE
AWARDED PHYSICIAN
ny Associated Pres,

by Associated Press
NEW YORK. Jan. i4--sly cents
damages and six more FOR costs were
found today against DR. Percy ". Rob.
erts. eminent New York physician and
surgeon, sued for lilci by Dr. George
Iarrie brother practitioner who al.
legged Injuries through letter fron the
defcndan; moro than year ago The
jury took just an hour g. decide the
verdict. The suit sross from letter
Dr. Roberts was alleged O. have writ.
ten while h. Vas with the military
force. To DR.. Barrie who had a yer.
hal agreement 70 look on, for Or. Rob
ert's practice while the latter was
away during the war.
DR.. Roberts published the letter By
Debating u o. a stcnographcr. and al.
leged that among other acts Dr. Oar.
ne had oycreAarEvd DR.. Roberts pa.
tirnts. including Katherine Vanderbilt
and Cisy Fwicr. herc. the conn lnini
O. riri.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-15
Evangeline Booth
Now Seriously III

by Associated Press.
SPARTANBCR nc. :. g. Jan. H.
Miss EvanE' llnc Booth. commander 81
the salvation Army IN the United
States. WIS taken ~ On her way from
her hotel 10 Converse College audito.
rim and was said ~ hcr attendants 10
be suffering greatly.
Miss Booth. u was said. l. heing
treated by her New YORK physicians.
who ~ IN connection with her room by
telephone. \ great crowd awaited Miss
Booth upon being Informed 81 her 10.
ness adopted resolution II sympathy.
Miss Booth had not been wen during
the dry but had expected % keep he
engagement 20 speak her, this evening
until suffering SERIOUS collapse" h-r
friends stated.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-15
Watch Your Drive

't 'H, .H,1 Americans k.l..d .r
Hud. rrH--irg accidents durng the
.HfIs o. IHf-. l'lN ard 1919. 90 i.r
'.n' were motorists. tlgff,s were
complied hy thr Interstate Commerce
uw.ss.Ur a1i sprud brudlst by
'fr 'wrr'r Automobile Association
H W ,I.ri @. Iruus" ,lr owners %
m0r careful driving.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-15

'jhyWalkors mass NJ tho streets
lirll l. inv'd Nith goud intentions hui
WhN crowd ih, place! Don't jay
walk"
United States exported sass 400 OOC
worth u motor vehicles and parts q
~ countries during ige0
one hundred and ten thousand doe
tors IN th' United States owned auto.
10 1890
The man who viii not listen to safety
rules may have io listen to IN" sound
"i the ambulance, says the National
Safety Council
The railroads drew ii0O Geo 900 In
1899 from the automobile industry IN
payment for shipment OF finished mo.
tor vehicles.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-15

\ Lady observing q muic owned hy
q culosod boy. asked. What do you
lll yout mulca"
u calls him t'tllity'"'
How did you comc To give him such
q namc?"
Use b"cn Studyin' de animal and
roadln' Il" papers Dat mule gets mo
blame af abuse Ian anything else In
DC city. an goes ahead doln his level
best Just Dc stmc ."--invcstment News
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-15
Score ".IaywaIkine"

\ stunt pulled 90 40 recon, safety
Nhihii n, Eric Reach near Rurfaln. V.
y. should .. of interest a. motorists
4 Young man played the part II LAY.
walker and walked aimlossiy into a
,rowdcd street. lie was pinchcd and
had sign hung over him. Il rad.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-15
Prnia l,sni,Ies,l.

Pennsylvania loads 40 states IN the
number Cd aH'omD hiirs used hy state
iUiniun.rfs Thrro arc - motorized
un.H -Four hundred and ninety arc
tiu,aH auJ lg .usr.ug,r cars.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-15

Thirty thounnnd cars and trucks are
wing the various departments ~ IN,
'crnmcnts ~ the ~ states. accord.
INK 10 q report Of the National Auto.
moi.l, Chamber " Commerce.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-15

town. -Four are all that remain. one
pulls delivery wagon. one q milk
"ur' %. one an express wagon ana one
H tail" wagon. Everything else
600 wheels used fur business IL motor.
ICED.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-15
AInln.i IIarsrlrss

W, Hand. the s,aG ~ Yolo county.
near Sacramento. is almost a horscless
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-15

Registered Hog Sale. Canyon. Jan
18th. Write u. {. Roffey for cata'
logues.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-15

counts of the hank were lumber anc
that II held no cotton loans
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-07-03
STOMACH TROUBLES
Indiana Lady Had Something Like
Indigestion Until She Took
BIack-Draught, Then
Got All Right.

Seymour, Ind.--"Some time ago I
had a sick spell, something like indi-
gestion." writes Mrs. Clara Peacock, OF
Route 8, this place. u would get very
sick at the stomach, and spit or vomit,
especially in the mornings.
Then | began the use OF Thedfords
Black Draught, after | had tried other
medicines. The Black-Draught re-
lieved me more than anything that
took, and got all right
Il haven't found anything better
than Black Draught when suffering
from trouble caused by constipation.
IL Is easy and sure. Can be taken in
small doses or large as the case calls
for"
When you have sick stomach. indi'
gestion, headache. constipation, or
other disagreeable symptoms, take
Black Draught 20 help keep your
system free from poison.
Thedfords Black-Draught is made
from purely vegetable ingredients.
acts IN a gentle. natural way. and has
no bad after-effects. II may be safely
taken by young or old.
Get a package OF Black Draught to
day. Insist on the genuine, Thedford's.
At your druggists. NC-ltS