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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04

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lNla,e with thv Mvsl Twas wssN,sA
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,ndN m1a) memberships a. SO ,Nvh atv
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,ggaRls,,tn, a q Nulyy ~ l0mla,
Uas ssh,lvd az lhg unanimous cholge
rl lhc me,,ing ttatN l. Osnkor q
tis h'su, lvNn and has ,aAvn an aclNe
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04
NOTED EXPONENT OF MARKETING
SPEAK HERE THIS AFTERNOON

AZ q n',lwk this niic,num Ammillo
ptup'v win have thu opportunity ~ hear.
ug Aaron S,pto nationally known cS
pun,ni ut cooperative marketing
snp,o ip the lNdinn spirit that made
q suy,,ss at marketing ~, prduv,s at
the California Fruit Growers Assorm
liun. nud nov his HvrNi,vH aud advice
ere suuHht an over The nation Sapiins
address viii m delivered IN Woodmrn
hnll where the rrNas Whc,, Growers
\sHWhtlun viii huld session tu,lnN The
What groNru viii cN'vvNc nt 10 this
morning hul the lecture VIII ~ at 2
100 the afternoon,
M, puhlw ~ invited tn hear Mr.
Sip,ln. ls IL credited With having help,
vd Hr cotton growers and wnol grow,
vr pat over THIN mai.vtlnH contracts
uthvr organizations he has helped are
lhv peanut aud ,olarvn gruwcrs the
Northwest Wheat Growers Association
vt Washington and Idaho and the soy,
veal nut, gtuwrrs associations Ia Cali,
buuh
ifuplr lrum i've states attended 70,
cent mvvtihg IN Dallas and other points
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04
GREAT TREAT SECURED
FOR AUTO ASSOCIATION
At MONDAYS MEETING

lNvs,,lcNt MNlvr q TWIN " tho
Ans,tlllNssAnhNNdlr s\u,VNN,,\c Asso
v,atlcN aNN0Ung,s VIA, \ u kOh, ~
Ch,Ngn admittedly Onc u ,hc aNlcs,
speakers IN NmcptA, Viii w. p,,scW AZ
nv NvvklV luN,hroN " ,hr urgan,sa
uoN IN ,hc Amarillo tlo,vl At SNt
oVhsk MoNdaV cNvnmg,
fhls l. an adhd attraction o. q mr''t
Ms th,, has ecvN hhcrallV advertised
and ~ NRNh wvN IN al NJ thr surround
Ng v,sNmWnNlvs hNNV hsn invited rF
a vA,s,A,ra,toN Vt WAYS and mcaus "
mOg, effectively spv,ng ,hc ,amlolen
Ua v,r,AiN amendments a. ,hc fvNes
WwN hN, whth mcasurv h Sh''lalc,l
w. hfnmc ottv,l,v hpUavN / ,ess
INV AN hNs s,,sy,v, gtva, DIAL ~
AilvN,lOn anA fund H. wtNg rlo,,esl
Nuh WhlyR ~ v,ttN vN an NW'Ndnwn'
,Nmlalsn sWlN,lvmvN,lng thr WvtA ~
lhs staty ,ag,nus,WN
n Il an,tua,rl asv0r,Nng ~ TN
statements ~ NJ TWIN, W., the ~
Wndhp,v NvNd,N n,ghl VIII l' thr
a,ses, vNty kpoNN IN the NsSv,a,,"a
la addition ,o Nv krh. ,horc vii u
a uumlsr a ulhvgs hyard Wwm vn IA
tugk hll n h GNvWN "a hs Mc "
lynl,on "a thv \ssv,a,lon a. huu,h az
uNeN tntu Inv yNwlolgn. Nrhyn, "
sgruupg thv lAssagv ~ amendments ~
M, law Thlsr amendments viii lN ~
thv m,sp,s, "a a logNma'v ~, ~ ~
highway. atN ralv lssslbly tu Operators
80 truyAs
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'tas t,Jutun have byu puluNd a and
,u,N,d q. auvnl tb. lApVu,t Nun'o,
n,gN Vh, sul,,t untl,l Nsruss,uN q
a. At,d to ln ,nv W Nusl wlrivt'
thluayh.a, lbv ,ult, rAps 'vunuN
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04

when Snpiro sinkr In connection with
meetings uf cotton growora' organlsn'
tons IN many places the crowds that
inc tn hear Hun could not be- accom-
mudalod
Wheat growers from all PARTS ~ the
Panhandle are expected tn attend tho
meeting here Some dclcgalra who have
signlficd their Intention OF attending the
meeting ate & e. Duld state secretary.
rUmla, T. W Hogan rampa, H. N
Drake, krcss, Troy wamhlcas, Here
rotdl y, " Vance Panhandle, a. n,
llcrmosmoycr, Jericho, V, llhlduk,
White Dccr, 4 e. N,cs rcrryton; N,
Y TUT rhnNlcw, !, W, McCurry,
Waysldc, j, ]. lhucr Happy,
rhc wheat growers invite the public
,o hear Mr. Sapi,lo srak, II Is expected
he VIII offer suggestions Tor the mar
kvtlng ~ the Panhandle WHEAT crop 20.
oiwNtiNclN through central sales
agency controlled by thu farmers,
Thursday sapiro addressed delegates
Crnm siN states al tho annual convcn,
ton " the National Association II
Wheat Growers In Hutchinson, Kan,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04
Panhandle Commercial Organization
Holds Second Annual Convention;
Says Panhandle Wedged From State

n H. ilnleN, lau,l,,. l,ys.si,lcnt !
q, Paul Amsr,ll,, GcVtgV RYAN GA,
.n'An, lsc SN,,egwhnc. I'anhsndl,, W
Y Martin, Sin,,s,l ", 4, n,nwia
Nv, ralla Nrc pgssiacn,s
v, u lanison, sccge,arN ,tryasarVF,
msaAgcg, hamhn Palmer, trAtuc NAN,
agvr.
That the wes, Twas Chamler ~
Nsnn'crcc y trains u dr,Ne q Nclsc
s~iwcen the Panhandle counties and
tAs Tes, of INV state Mas the ChArgc
- A : siinn,t rctirlng pFes,,lrn, a
the fsnhsR,l,s Plains ChNu,lsg - tNm,
ssfv tldsv, rhc ~vaslon MAS ,ec
- pa'a annu@i Wce,,ug q lhr i'sphanlh
toewer al organization, NJ Simnsu
" unsd H. ~sfNc ano,hvf war ha,ing
lssn lgssideni u the iNnhsnls llalns
'esmesr Of CssaaeFc, auSN lls oJsAa.,
SatNA.
fhs w., Twas Chsulsr Il CNsas
msf,r sNela J. rsssrdrd a. Grceks
harUg Sits IA isnhandls ts,alle ,.il
" rsilrlps pNsldgut Th,N Az unN
sseklpg ,he flesh isis. and lalhd al
rn,'on " ,hs fac, VA, tns Wet twas
0gsnus,Fn i affiliated wuh va, Mt
Neth Nhaml'er pf NoiumVrre Thg
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oordiNg " StRneii : psthst mur, no.
hes inteNsiei Ia ,he ianhandly ibap
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At,vptsp was tirygitl "a Nv tetu
uss aessient o. ~ gtiert Vt iNri
Nutth ~ lis retlii tas aClirnulishmruts
4 ths lanhandlc rlalus Chandler ~
'enmefcs vhvn d sugeeg,lei ,n oal,ln
ulg a sa~euslVu "a lhe AZ e,ni, ncIrtss
"A nslghl RATES a. aplal ,et to N,t
ti,sk Att,utun Was gallsi % Cos az
ie'upis a tk'Ti MvItA lniy,rsis o. lhs Il
~ 81 establishment ~ lr,isht ltif. Nih
v.ter,nisls taNUlIus thy iauhanat
faphandle larmer tet Wiih.Us ui
eolAfs Asl year tecsuw 20 mprlrr
,n'e of tpii Mprih mirrsis Neklus
q usgtfahzr lhe sitprt gas iauhsu
~ Plains Nhamtff u temmuN 4
ha,s wheat shlpel atit t uss So
l4te bushel raUs Df uumN etrs
we're besd,d ioNari ga ianttnlie q.
'tn sNai ine graln aHA HaI.HHs Hal.
husheis NulA hatf Nen shNrd 81
a. ihe " SLUMP Az, bad ID n.i lfea
ipl thc Dplastun mei NUm lHe N.t.
ron % Fpit Wollb siunru tfau1
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siaud against fofi Wprlp 50 ihe Nul
f,Ass ChanlfI q lhmmtfef ass.UIr.
Co. iuh Il fslng latrs OH flf lanhiN
pie ~ 4 grau pIol lrs a.n ihI
nfuirs a,adfrt thHN n-Nl itl iHiiNI
Stats q Dot co. tnuff unrH o. fnoa
az atca equai o. ihs fsHianif WEE
= reputation y ous eighteenth "A lh0
stsu ttt pauttndif Naf iaari t
rfnl-h unc a,ih q tnt sr4H NHi
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T,Ass unsf sfr ht lnNIffs
AnauH vih ihe Ff WHHia H
plihln rtdIa. fne HNHH
To- ftf Nr nfrNfHf I.II Hi o..
tiiai th. panhanit m.sf
eef sslalIaa 4n4 4. Hll0Nl.
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tlkarh~tIOna
tisst p.lra fff,,4m
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04

TORREON, Mexico, June a'-Thc 10
interest among property owners ana
cal chamber u commerce II nrouning
business men In the prolcc, NJ mvlng
the driveway around the Alameda the
llnsa and Morclos avenue, The paving
work On the business portion " jna'rS
avenue In progressing aud soon VIII he
extended through the heart of the city,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04
VICTIMS l>Srktr
"a Ru,.\R>' WNREllNt ~

ClllCAOo, iunc 4 - "OM llomc
wvck' q, the Engmwwsl pcli,c station
mas cn,hd Thc celebration camc ~ an
vnd wh,n the "hs'kupe" Sla,Ooo s,cck
Y merchandise finally Vanished ,o ns
lN,'l',r OWnvrS
TWo bandits anSs,,,l lay Enelcw,~d
p'lhc uv,,vl N, discovery uf Ni.ooo In
Nolvn hu, hhNh'n ,A ,hclr homes, Hun.
h,els ~ Urstlcn,s ~ the Englvw,sd Ills.
,r,ct visited the station, blcn,ltNin e
STOLEN ,pWler,N
The lv, ranged nom ha,rp,ns IN firc.
ArtNS and trom tlvT lamps ~ jcwclry
Nd vlo,hne
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04

CHIHUAHUA cry. Mexico. June q.
chihuahua potato growers are claied
over the llf,inH ~ the han against I'm
porinllon into the United atatcs. saId
James stewart, United States consul,
shipments VIII pass through NJ Paso,
Texas, and Douglas, Naco aud Nogalcr,
Arizona, inspection viii be made H.
make certain that the potatoes are FREQ
from pests
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04

TuluioNtwhuiln, Mexico. June 4 --
\ hand NJ fVr robbers IL reported tn
nave demanded aoo p,sus from Mani
mlano AlNarf, At Ia jarola ranch
When h. resisted they shut him, MAX
INK ,hru cscalW hcturv assistance ar,
rNCd,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04
METHODIST CHURCH
AMONG LEADERS N
ATTENDANCE SUNDAY

lNolk S,rre, Ncthviis, SUNDAY School
NnkNi ,hlrl IN ATTENDANCE IN the las,
SUNDAY Ut ,ho drive Tor membership
end attendance iN ,hc southwest, The
w,nn"r tor the entire pcrlvd ~ the
month has net VI been announced,
1hv standing -, las, SUNDAY was
Nanl.- ~ \. h.lI Abundance
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04
BOY VAS eQ00
w WV Oh BUSINESS HEAD

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u. ltHpaIsH t. lUlI u tbU mv a
rHr tt. lflH h HHs ,ulhAr
uh NN. Ha H IHtlns lhf 0nN %
H.s II.l b tHainIN. .liflH,nss lhtl
b. NJ. IIl iai lhlW $3.50 tH OViN ih
tU,H m M. HHa HHA .lRu ihH
tI hH .N.H .al H lh, t.W tHl De-
Hbl4 .I UlllW lNtl lhN HNF h
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HDtI mw htn nUFl ~ NW ~
NI. hr ntpi U lht nNt tIi "A
eniA m IHr 49, ilhH hnl Ore 49,
HIH a.Iim Ht0l Nl lhNt b. .fimI
HIHH. Hr iH AHnlh 40
....a aNhH tiH Nt lI h.Ht
t.ssI.I.l H tH hl iHil lhf a.l o.
I NHl l. A D.
HI..ft .tHtIHl a.
HE 5000 IHIf NHI
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
MAIL ORDER LOVE vAklP
LANDS IN JAIL

EVANSVILLE. Wis, Jan. 5.-Ae-
cording to federal charges filed against
her. Mrs Margaret Burlington, OF Dill.
Wis. conceived one OF the cleVerest coll
hdcncc schemes OF the age
The government charges that she de
frauded several men by inserting IN pa
pers advertisements purportmg to be
coming from a white girl, and sent a
picture OF a white woman to prospective
wooers. The next letter followed with a
request for money for railroad fare. II
is alleged that when this was forthcom
ing, Mrs Burlington would send a pic
ture OF herself and when her wooers
hesitated in marrying her, She thel
threatened a suit Tor breach OF promise
She was convicted OF using the mail,
10 defraud and sentenced to serve three
years in the federal pententIary and
pay $1,000 fine.
Officials at the prison, however have
refused to admit her on account of the
law iorbdding Imprisonment OF a wo-
men with child. Effort is being made
to obtain a pardon for her.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08

The Illinois example of careless infomec
journalism The Chicago Tribune time printed eioa
under the caption of W Dempsey Fight the Smoke This edo
rial nsous affair full of hate and false arguments abou
nferiory of the black The Editor of the Conervao
reprinted editorial his owr failing give the Tribune credit
and from all intentions and thought compliment
the black people the Blind attempting lead the Blind
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
To The You Know
SErm Editor

You know that lady who works at
the cigar counter of certain drug
store on State Street. | know you
know her. Well, tell her not to let
that cheap "ophay" man cause her to
lose her job. She can get sandwiches
easier than that.
know you know those wall
flowers that attend all the dances be
cause you have had some OF those fat
ladies step on your foot as they tried
10 get i'll the movements OF those new
dances.
| know you know those dumb indi-
viduals who persist in standing on the
rear OF street cars when there is
plenty OF room in front. You must
know them because they have made
you stand and watch the cars go by
or made you hang on by your eyelash.
| know you know those chronic
knockers. | mean the men, out of
whose small souls, nothing but, envy
comes. You must know them be-
cause they spend the hours that they
should utilize in learning something
beneficial to themselves in trying to
knock other people | know you
know that hand TO mouth brigade"
| know you know that star boarder
who used his carving knife on his
landlady's husband who happened to
come in at an inopportune time and
overheard him protesting about the
latcnesS OF his breakfast. Well, he
wclds a mean knife.
know YOU were out New Years
night. Ii not. you should have been
in the vicinity OF Indiana Avenue and
3lst Street Nou would have seen a
! disgusting spectacle OF young boys
and girls coming from a dance stag
gcring under their load" and acting
IN a most rcprchensible manner. They
are the men and women OF tomorrow.
The vice lords will find them a fruit
| iGl held for recruits.
/ DO you know the man who Is said
to have been one OF the moving spirits
| III spreading the sensational reports
about certain church not long ago
/ Well. YOU must know him for he was
/ publicly accused OF doing so and for
| that and other reasons was turned
out OF Church last Thursday evening.
His assistants had better look out.
because something more spectacular
IS SAID TO be enroute to their address.
Do you know the prominent local
musician tviolnisD. who moves in the
elite circles? OF course you are cog
infant of the famous virtuoso because
everybody knows he was 50 closely
pressed whilst in the wrong" address.
| Old Amas morning. that he dropped
his fiddle and broke its back.
DO you know that versatile young
Doctor: Certainly you must know
/ HIM because when he was caught by
friends climbing out the rear window
out at that fiat on Prairie Avenue.
Thursday evening. he said he was
rehearsing movie scene" He tore
his trousers in the scene"
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
WORTH $500 TO
SPANK YOUR WIFE NOW

SHREVEPORT, La, Jan. 5-Esom
Cage of this city, appeared in the city
court last week and asked Judge Scar
borough how much he would be fined if
he were arrested for wiie-beating. The
Judge set $500 as the price Cage
Immediately LETT court and went l. me,
where he gave his wife a sound spank
ing When arrested for disordcrly con-
duct, he produced $500. and was re-
leased.
At the same session. Emile Morris was
fined $1,000 for only slapping his wife.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08

UNCLE EPH SAYS: As the old
year was taking its fight and the New
Year being ushered into existence III
its swaddling clothes, | fell asleep.
While wrapped in the arms OF Nor
pheus. | had a dream. 1t was as
though the dawn OF a new day, tor
many things of pleasant contempla-
ton lowered above my pillow. In my
dream i. saw a. large concourse OF
pee whose acTrons dTnotcdf TIA TIA; /.
they intended to answer the call OF a
more noble purpose in the year OF
1921 | saw the social satellites ostra-
cised in our midst. | saw the bust
ness and economic condition vitalized
with a new spirit. sustained by men
who had pledged themselves TO give
a better account of their stewardship
in the handling OF the peoples rights.
| saw the circumstances OF our race
improved by reason of the efficient
and honest methods employed by
those at the helm of public affairs. |
saw the churches taking their right
ful place as powerful factors in the
community for good by virtue OF the
conscientious efforts being put forth
by their ministers. | saw the leaders
OF the race who stand in prominent
places politically endeavoring to 'ren
der unto Caesar the things that are
Caesars through the exercise OF their
respective Offices in the interests OF
those by whose suffrage they were
promoted. | saw the mothers tighten
ing the grip OF chastity upon their
daughters and teaching them the
beatitudes of home life and warning
them against the destruction OF both
their health and character through the
medium OF those social plague spots
which would in the end destroy their
usefulness. | saw the passing OF that
type OF womanhood which sets as the
"charmer' i'll the polite parlors OF
entertainment endeavorng to ensnare
every woman of beautiful appearance
in her infamous web | saw her pass
away as a thing to be despised and
condemned as a most destructive Gle
ment in Our social existence | saw
the passing of the notorious pool
rooms i'll which crimes are Matched
and consummated and upon their ruins
arise a wholesome environment where
young men might go for enlighten-
ment. ] saw remarkable decrease
in that type OF men who live by rob
bing others OF their hard-earncd
money. saw standing at the window
of one OF the local banks which is
largely supported by black people a
black who held a responsible position
and not that of a janitor. | saw shoe
stores, clothing stores and department
stores and even factories supported
and conducted by black people L
saw doctors and lawyers who had
reached the zenith of their profession
given the proper support by the mem
bers of their own race. Just as Il
was enjoying the beauties of this
dream | met real estate man who
was arranging to lower the rents
This was too much. | awo3e. II
snatched a modicum OF coffee and
rushed to the office and found that |
was already late.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
THE CHICAGO WHIP

the door and entered, only to come out
again lew minutes later. After sixty
one Nosey started home and presumed
that he had missed the other thirty-nine
OF the one hundred keys Seven Keys
to Baldpate has nothing on this House
OF a Hundred Keys"
GONE PEOPLE have strange at
y fractions. Nosey makes his morn
ing tour around Wabash and 22nd
and IN the neighborhood OF 22nd and
Dearborn. He continues to see ladies
with their faces painted and a red
blanket thrown over their shoulders
carrying tiny white dogs with big red
ribbons which are bigger than the dogs
themselves Nosey has never been able
to find out what was the attraction for
these little animals and why the ladies
gave them so much care and attention.
Some OF these days Noscy. with his long
nose, is going to find out the truth about
this attraction and tell the world
4
Il VERY NIGHT Noscy casts his
T. eyes up to the skies and always
looks at the fire escapes of apart
ment houses as they often furnish inter
esting sights. Monday night was no
exception. A man was coming down
one like cat after a mouse, only this
man was after some bottles that were
OH the window sill OF the floor below.
Some one heard him and came to the
rescue OF their milk" bottles. The man
hurried aloft with two bottles and one
dropped, breaking in the alley running
between Michigan and Wabash, near the
corner OF 37th street A nice smell
came from that bottle that made Noscy
conclude that ii was some COW that gave
that milk and the prohibition law had
not affected that good COW at all The
man got away and Nosey went on a
still hunt for that wonderful COW that
gave that nice smelling milk, even
though it had a brown color Noscy
knows that the COW is a high brown
alright
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
OVERLOOKS MONEY, TAKES
GROCERIES

SHREVEPORT, La, Jan James
Dickson, OF this city certainly must
have been hungry man when he broke
into the Monzingo Grocery Company :
store at Western Ave, and Spring St.
He scorned large amount OF money in
the cash drawer, and was helping him
self to large quantities OF eatables and
cigarettes when discovered in the act
and arrested.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08

Wonder Shorthand System
taught at home. Write letters
after two hours study. Com
plete course, Wonder Manual
and Key $500. Brooks, 910
Monson, Peoria, Ill.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08

is distinct reflection the black people of America to
allow themselves sight the unsatisfactory
condition the this time During the holidays they
themselves entirely fesvy Now the time for careful
consideration of the dangers of reconstruction The efforts of
the whole be combined and concerted racial upt
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08

Simmons poor fellow, having financial difficulties
both with his Saint Louis and with his real estate
Chicago The poor fellow likely lose both The Colonel
then be forced work. We for the day when his hot
battery will be senced
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08

Ffty-fom of murdered last Fiyour of gave
LIES blood the ynchng appetite of the Southland
For murder of the ftyo capital punishment has been
administered and almost has been arrested
Oh Times. Oh Manners.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08

NIOU HAVE seen these gentlemen
7 going through the street with brief
cases, looking very wise and in
most cases feeling otherwise Well
Nosey had a chance to look in a lew OF
those nice leather brief cases and they
showed everything but legal papers or
business matters. One brief case showed
a soiled deck OF cards. curiously marked.
and dead man" Another revealed
pair OF dice and some rather violent
love letters that made even the hard
ened Nosey blush and yet another was
found filled with, dainty ladies apparel
too dainty to mention. Noscy con-
cluded that every brief case IS not the
sign of lawyer and also that every
lawyer does not always carry legal
papers in those little brief cases, and
above all, there is always much bust
ness" when that bag poles out
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08

.NTOSEY HAS DISCOVERED two
" new and strange uses Tor the mod
ernly equipped bath room in these
new and beautiful apartment buildings.
When Nosey was visiting one OF Chi
cago's rich citizens who has recently
come from a large city in Georgia and
purchased a beautiful fiat building, and
he tripped into the tiled bath room and
was amazed when he saw that the clean
white bath tub was filled with hard coal
The gentleman explained that he thought
that this receptacle was clever idea
as it kept the coal clean. Nosey showed
him how to turn on the steam in the
radiator and left him shaking with
fright and looking at the radiator, ex-
pecting il to bust open" every minute.
Across the hall Nosey found that this
bath room was fitted up with pipes to
the gas overhead and pipes to the water
faucets and huge kind of boiler with
twisted spout sitting right in the tub.
A funny smell came from the whole
affair as it sputtered and dubbed III a
great fashion. Nosey began to feel
dizzy from smelling the steam and stag
gered out in to the open air, marveling
over the various uses an ordinary bath
tub might be put to.
IN NEW YEARS morning Nosey
| was creeping home in the darkness
and staggered south on Wabash
avenue and by the merest chance dis
covered the location of THE House OF
"a Hundred Keys 1t all happened be-
cause stout gentleman of good char
acter and reputation who lives next door
was full OF holiday Spirits and mis-
took The House of Hundred Keys
for his very own, and the funny part OF
it all was that his key worked and he
got inside only to come out very rap
idly, projected by some unseen force.
Shril female voices. however, gave him
instructions not to try it again and told
him that he could get the key that they
had taken from him when he settled
his little account with them. The nice"
gentleman went next door and entered
his own home. Nosey hung around for
about an hour and counted sixty-one
men who came, inserted their key in