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The Lake County times., 1921-06-30
GARY RESTAURANT
OWNERS SELL
SKINNED MILK

In the neighborhood OF dozen Gary
restaurant owners face prosecution as
the result OF an investigation con-
Quoted BY city Food Inspectors George
O'Donnell and Thomas Porter. who de-
g are that samples taken from differ
ent restaurants show in tests that the
mIik IS below the required standard in
uurter fat Most of them were serv-
ug SKINNED milk OF the same variety
that some weeks ago before the Times
expose, was being dumped into the
sewers Of the city.
The crusade against serving skim
med milk in the Gary restaurants. FOL
lows the action Of the food inspectors
esterday in suspending twelve Lake
comfy Milk producers from the priv
The Lake County times., 1921-06-30
GARY
NEWS
WILL VIE WITH
ATLANTIC CITY

4 board walk fifteen feet vide and a
mile long. beaches along the beach
canopies and pavllions where uomer
and children may seek refuge from the
sun ara among The new improvem ants
scheduled by Gary city officials and
members OF the Gary park board. in
vleing fnr hon,,s WITH Atlantic CITY
and making Miller beach the largcst
and most attractive summer resort IN
the middle vert.
According to plans now under way.
the board walk. ooustructed along the
sAo-e line just above the high va.
Ter marx viii be gut In this season,
together with some other needed I'M
orovement The board walk viii pass
IL front OF the new si25.o0o bathing
paYihon whi'5 IS uoN being rushed TO
completion.
The Lake County times., 1921-06-30
NO MORE DIVING
FROM RIVER BRIDGE

As result Of two shocking deaths
SO far this season by bathers diving
from the bridge spanning the river at
Miller, Chief Of Police Forbis issued
orders yesterday which Will stop the
spectacular diving as well as TO pre-
vent ogher fatalities
Chief Forbis made it plain that in
the future. anyone using the bridge 70
dive from viii BE subject Ia arrest
and TO govern themselves accordinsly.
There is some piling and other hidden
obstacles in the depth OF the nater and
diving from the bridge Is very danger
Gus.
The Lake County times., 1921-06-30
GARY MAN DIES IN
CHICAGO HOSPITAL

Word received by Chief OF Police
Forbis. Of Gary. this morning from
the Presbyterian hospital in Chicago.
informed Gary friends OF Louis James
Greek 50 years old that he died at
the hospital yesterday morning after
asking admittance earlier In the day.
James gave the hospital authorities
his address as 1913 Washington street
where the policate located a friend
William Babalow, who left for Chlca-
go this morning 70 make funeral ar
ranGementS.
The Lake County times., 1921-06-30
G. II. Geist Offers
Car Problem Solution

LAFAYETTE, Ind. June 2s.--A pro-
posal which may solve the street car
problem in Lafayet and west LaFay-
cite has been made 10 the city by ClAr-
ence H. Geist president OF the North
ern Indiana Gas and Electric company.
The gas company has an option on the
city car lines and offers to exercise
the option IL the citizens here will
raise 800 600 to help finance the pro-
ject and then turn the property over to
the T. H. l. & S. Traction company, for
operation. Regulation OF the jitney
trafhc also is asked. The city street
car lines have been In a precarious
financial condition for some time.
The Lake County times., 1921-06-30
honey Mentioned In aIhl..

There are references TO honey In
the Bible, in the sacred books of the
Hindus and in the Koran. In the
Far East new honey has for ages been
esteemed as q laxative and old honey
IS an astringent. Honey was one of
the materials which the Egyptians
used In embalming, and others OF the
ancients used It as food preservative
There was a considerable traffic in
birds eggs and eggs packed in honey
were shipped long journeys.
The Lake County times., 1921-06-30
2S7 VESSELS
TO BE SOLD
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEl

tihrERhATlokAL NEWS SERglCEl :
WASHINGTON, June S0.-rhe l. >
shipping board announced today that
the entire feet OF PSI vessels. construc-
ted. during the war and aggregating
100000 tons deadweight. will be sold
as speedily as possible. BIDS Will be
opened July so.
The sale of the wooden vessels.
which now are anchored and deterio-
rating in various ports, is the first
step in the carrying out OF the admin
istrations policy TO get the govern
ment out the shipping business
The Lake County times., 1921-06-30
cat,lna out q ~. pItfieuI,r.

Carol was the happy recipient of an
invitation TO a party, and after going
to each member Of the family and ask
ing him or her to take her there and
in each instance being told good rea-
son why they couldn't do so, she
mournfully turned to me and said:
Mother. write letter and tell them
it's the wrong day"
The Lake County times., 1921-06-30
APPLICATIONS
FOR PAPERS

Applications for second citizenship
papers. to be acted upon BY Judge
Hardy in the Hammond superior court
on November Is. will be received at
the clerks oftice until August 5. ac-
cordins to an announcement made by
Deputy Clerk Cora Anderson. During
the months of July and August the
custom Of keeping the office open on
Thursday evening will be discontinued
except in cases where appointments
are made This has always been done
The Lake County times., 1921-06-30
START WORK ON
CONCRETING 11TH AV

Contractors Courtwright and Heinie
who secured tho contract for the CON
crete stretch on llth avenue. between
Clark road and Grant street. are rap
idly pushing the work to completion
and today intimated that they would
MAKE every effort to have the two
mile stretch ready for traffic by the
first part Of September. Last week
workmen started putting in the curb
and gutter and this morning had COM
pleted over i've hundred feet.
The Lake County times., 1921-06-30
GIRL INJURED
BY AUTOMOBILE

Eight-year- Celia Kuchinski. i7lo
Madison street. Gary, was severely In
jured last night when she was struck
by an automobile driven by H. Z
Hathaway 4ol Massachusetts street.
between 18th and 18th avenue on Mad
ison street. She wa sremoNed to the
Mercy hospital where she was report.
ed 10 be in a critical condition
The Lake County times., 1921-06-30
To Remove Communication
Tickets August 1st

Following q conference in chicago
this week between members OF the
Cary Commercial club and officials Or
the New York Central lines. an agree
n ent was reached whereby the sixty
day Communication tickets. which were
20 have gone out Of use on Friday
viii not be removed until the nrst OF
August
The Lake County times., 1921-06-30
To- Year. Old Groom.

LEWISTON. ME-. June--"Young man
you1l have to secure the permission OF
your parents" city Clerk Hamel told
sixteen-year-old Gerald Coffren when he
applied for a license 10 wed Miss Lem
eda 1delle McGraw. twenty-one years
OF age Gerald got HIS parents per
mission.
The Lake County times., 1921-06-30
GIANT AIRSHIP WILL
STOP AT STEEL CITY

Interest has been taken in Gary due
TO the announcement that the Santa
Marie, the new government nying
cruiser will stop at Miller beach in
Gary on its flight from Detroit TO Chi
cago and consequently extensive prep
arations are being made to welcome the
plot and passengers Of the monster
air liner. The date Of the arrival of
the giant airship is not known at this
time
The Lake County times., 1921-06-30

A box OF bandages should be kept
handy In every household In case Of
accident. These can easily be made.
Tear them from strong cotton cloth,
unhemmed. and roll them tightly, max
ing separate rolls OF varying widths.
Sterilize them by placing them in the
oven. and then store them in a fruit
lar
The Lake County times., 1921-06-30
ODDFELLOWS AT
VALPARAISO

VALPARAISO. Ind June So-On
Saturday. July ?. the uniform rank OF
Oddfellows will hold a ceremonial at
Valparaiso and special cars will run
from Hammond throueh Carv 70 Nalpo
The Lake County times., 1921-06-30
CAUSE FIRST ARREST

The first arrest in the warfare in
Gary to eliminate the hock or unsani-
tary ice cream cone and popcorn wag-
ons was made hy the police yesterday
afternoon when Arthur Galandus. 1921
Madison -ct was taken into custody
Z the order ef George ODonnen city
food Inspector He was charged with
The Lake County times., 1921-06-30

to carry the Oddfellows OF these cities
to Valpo. The special cars will leave
Hammond at p. m. Saturday. Re-
turning they will leave Valpo at mid
night
The Lake County times., 1921-06-30

merely for the accommodation of ap-
plicants for citizenship papers. To-
morrow evening will be the last time
the Hammond office is open until the
first week In September.
The Lake County times., 1921-06-30

operating a filthy and unsanitary waS-
on in violation Of the city health reg
ulations. An ordinance is now being
drawn up by the city attorney to do
away with these huisanccs.
The Lake County times., 1921-06-30

ilege OF selling their products in Gary.
Hammond. East Chicago and Whiting.
The suspensions Will hold good for two
weeks and II they are again caught.
they Will permanently be suspended
from selling milk in any city in Lake
county.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-01
kH|vA PATROL has
LADIES' NIGHT WITH
SPLENDID PROGRAM
iNTRODuCTIONS ~ CAPT. stuN
DERs PROVE GENUINE hit
WITH CROWD.

khiva Shrine Patrol showed the ladies'
lasl nirbt that membership In the or.
ganization did net mean merely keeping
tbs husbands AWAY from home AZ the
regular meetings Tho patrol staged u
ladies' night at the Harvey House and
fed their wives and lady friends with
appeti.ing banquet. as well as furnish
Ing n little diversion 10 make the occa
sion Interesting
Captain Guy G. Saunders WAS toast
master and he went around the tables
introducing the mobiles and the women.
Captain Guy was In good form and his
intruluctinns brought forth some
amusement as well as n little cmbnr
rasaincnt when he unwittingly intro
duccd some ~ the ladies M the wives
q mobiles when they were Just plais
misses"
Jack Parks head was compared 4
an Amarillo park for badness q. Z
Bruomc was termed an article much
! desired after Panhandle sand storm
Lawrence Kerr was d, scribed as a @ei
known type II dog. while ID. Roach
WIN ktlu w w " I'huWi Nihii'i i'""'
| In hotels. W. u. kaufman's name be
came parody ON TINT In which one u
/ bun led. coffin, lntroductipna like THU
wcrr mnde IL the entire list OF. mobiles
The only CUES, besides the hdiei
present was Potcntatc George Staple
ton. and "potc' George WIS anxiou
to be seen when called upon FOR a few
rcmarka lie just climbed upon
chair and told his appreciation at sccinl
the ladies present an guests II the nc
blli,y and gid that he hoped ,hcr
would he more Of these enjoyable occa
pionE.
Music was Furnished by the class
cal" orchestra Of Jimmy Fmwcll. Ev
IDENTIFY u became rather ''jazzicai." 10
some Of the mobiles and their ladies jus
couldn't rcalst getting M and fox tro
ting little right In the midst ~ I'll
banquet. even though they knew the
could dance until midnight little lat,
at the Khlva Tcmp!n dance at II
Amarillo Hotel.
Arthur Ware refused Ia speak q
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-01
TRADE EXPANSION WILL
Be FULLY CONSIDERED

Ureeul 70 br N~WS.
ATLANTIC CITY. April 3o.--The
Texas Chamber of Commerce.. toe the,
With other stRte chambers " commerce
WIN cooperate with the u. y, Secre,'ry
az commstce Herbert Hoover In hi'
progrnm af reconstruction and trade ex'
tansion. as the result 81 n meeting held
hire at the opening Of tho United
states Chamber 81 Commerce crnven'
siVn.
Tho meeting az state chamber III
commcrce executives and officials was
held nj .yNv vuff--ue James q. Gsrvc.
manager uf' thu Texas Chamber os Con
merce, who In also chairman u the
state chamber division Of the National
Association IL Commercial Organization
Secretaries. The meeting was held ~
the suggestion of !. \. Cullinsn. Vt
Houston. president II the Texas Cham.
her cf Commerce. after ASSURANCES had
becn received from Secretary Hoover
that ne was desirous u receiving the
rooperation az the state chambers ~
commerce. 4 COMMITTEES representing
the state chamicrs has been nsmed e.
mske definite Arrangement for tn woG',
which state chambers will be- asked Ia
d.. e.
The state chambers ~ the following
states were represented: Texas. Ncs
hampshire Iowa. Florida. Missouri,
Nebraska. Pcnnsyivania. iilin"is. Ne"
York. South Carolina. kapssr. Missis
sippl, Ohio, New Jersey. Oregon. Maine
Cunnccticut. Massachusetts and Yer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-01
CLOVIS
PERSONALS

Chcs:cr Rice. II Amarillo was In
Clovis Friday and saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walden. from black
tower. were In Claws "Wednesday.
~. u. Baker returned from trip e.
Arkansas. Thursday.
Joseph I.amosln. Of Ranchvale. Wis.
tied In Clovis WedDsaiay,
". u. pafsoa. of iso.t Si.nnsr. was
business caller In Clovis "Wednesday.
Frank Hurley. ~ Hav ncr. was ~
Clovis Sturdy.
The Clovis civic club will held an
important meeting May End.
a baby glrl was bern this week to
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Long
Dave Rubin. of Amarillo was n Go.
Wis visitor Tucs,lay.
Mrs H. III. Stephens left sunday Tor
short visi, IN Wellington. K,ns
ialn,a Hopkins. IL Tcxice. made u
business tlp o. Clovis Wednesday
'-- ----
-. La
ncss caller IN Clovis this week.
John ~ Young. @, Claude. made a
trip to C'oyia this week.
Howard i,orr:s. IL Mulsshcc. Tcxas.
visited friends IN Clovis Friday.
]. n. Lroper H. building new home
for Jake Land In West Clovis
John y. Smilha,n. II GRADY. made "
brsincrs trip TO CLOWN this We X.
Harry l.. Patton icf, Monday Tot
Santa 20 fur shur; husin ~ trip.
shNN 0ffliAe ~ W sf'h'f'f ~ ~
Sumner.
Murray Edwards. of Grady. spent
B Thursday IN Clovis.
-
Miss Thc,mn Tough ci Hereford
sr-n, the week IN Clovis A. the guest
oi Mr.. and Mrs ". n. i,obins,n.
| Lester u"nc. II Amarillo. ior'ncf
( Msy0 of Clovis spent the we'll end
here visiting relatives.
J. n. Teague returned 20 Plsinvlcw
Thursday AFTER spending several days u
Clovis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strong. 1T breckenridge
Texas. arc In Clovis visiting AIR. and
MrS Charles Hart.
:. n. Riley returned this week tro
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-01

tcst against the granting of n mono.
poly fer the DEVELOPMENT of thu pjambi
oil fields In the Dutch Indies To- con-.
nany In which foreign canilal other
than American is so largely Interested &"
MY government" rays Mr.. Phillips,
attaches the highest importance 10 the
recognition Of the principles ~ recipro.
dity ana equal opportunity In the 10
luton of the oil problem. as well M
the extension TO American capital or
ganized under Dutch law of tho came
privileges and benefits which are grant
cd TO other foreign capital similarly or.
ganizcd under the laws II the. Neither
lands."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-01

~ HE small house In nj present
III IN" and today Is pictured a
design that cannot help but ap-
- peal TO those wishing to build
n small homo NJ This model is very
compact and compete W every de-
tail. Not an loia o: Il. wasted
Only note the arS, 400 'N From
the Wide and deeply comfortable
porch. one enters directly INTO the
living room--an exceptionally pleas.
mt spo, with It's fireplace. vista OF
bright sun parlor separated from i
by French rlazcd doors. and lta
charming l!tlc wen lighted alcoy
IN which IA = coSy scat 4 room ,v
fact tina, simply shrlcks for vouny
people and music and neh's no,
haphnsss Both 10 dm.rf rn.n
and Kitchen may ee enior'J IRON,
the l!ylng room and N ,hc rear r
tho service porch. In the Kitchen enc
notes with pleasure the, sink and
arala toards rirht by the window
- r the dln!n: room one delight
NY window and the buil,-in
a. The stairway ssconds
ne l!vnv roca, 10 the upper
,sosy which comprises two bed
rooms. bath Rom anu q sleeping
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-01
FOREIGN CAPITAL not WANTED
IN OIL FIELDS OF america

ny Associated Prss.
WASHINGTON, April 30.--Th,
United s,a,ea finds ny alternative
tina, the adoption OF the ,pripciph
tina, M foreign capital can operate
In American al lands unless Its
government, accords similar priv.
logcs to American citizens. William
Phillips. American minister at the
HaIue. says H. note which he
handed the Netherlands minister
for foreign affairs IN Arm ~. by
direction 81 Secretary ilughcH.
Protest Oftesril.
The notc " N the nninrc OF pro
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-01

a trip to Fort Worth Mrs Riley re.
maincd there for "A longer yislt.
Mrs. ~. r. Cooke and Mrs. Taylor
knight nnde trip to CARLSBAD this
Mrs. Anna James. who has bccn In
Texas for the past few weeks. has 70.
tsrncd home.
Lieutenant, Governor. ". II. Duck
worth. returned Thursday morning
from shor, trip 10 Santa Fc.
Mrs. Nose Jones. Of Portalcs. is Wis
liing her daughter Mrs Temple Odom.
rf Clovis.
Barry Hardware Company. II Clovis
has been awarded The contac, Tor
plumbing aud heating on the now school
building 70 he erected soon at Roy. n. NJ
Nj and Mrs. !. T. Ililvcrs entertain.
81 saturday in hcncr 81 Archbishop
Dac-cr. Il SAINT, Re. and Rev Edgar
Casey. O. Roswell.
Mrs. Edna Hume Durand returned
Monday from Parsons. Kansas. where
she was called an account 81 the death
~ her nephew.
4. W Meyers. Daniel Boone and
S,rcthor Davis motnrci tn Hereford.
Texas. Saturday fCr a fishing trip, They
returned sunday.
Nlr and Mrs Louis y J. Mastcrson
entertained u, dinner F'sidyy evening
complimentIns Archbishop DAGGER. ~
Santa Re. and Rev. Edgar Casey. of
Roswell.
/ The Fed. rattan ~ wum.n's Clubs. ~
Clovis. at It's regular meeting Wcdncs.
! day voted tc change the name Il the
organization a. the civic Club. Plans
were outlined for cleanup week In
i 'fNif i''t'l 'f'N i''n ~ A'ih
4 cluvis II Jus, starting mi y hir drive
iur mcmbersh!r In the Chamber ~ Com
mcrrc under The direction q the Amer.
/ lean CITY Rurclu rc'leratinn l.. ID
3 siowat. rcur gDnllng the federation, nr.
rived this week and George Evcrsol
will BE- here next week to help with the
six weeks camnslgn.
Mira. Inha HYATT entertained the
mrinhcra ~ ". IiiEh JinN cub Thura.
,ay rycniag IN hvnor d Mrs Dewitt
Campbell who " slsisinr In rloyis The
J evening was pleasantly spent. and nj
late hour two ruursc luncheon wss
served Guests rrcs-n, WIRE, Mrs. Dc.
witt Campbell. Mrs. Roy Smith. Mrs.
Hugh Wood. MrH. or, Kennedy. and
Misses Annt Hull and Maurine Reagan
The Claws Ministerial Associsiio II
auw making plans for the hiEgcsi re-
,ivai IN the history ri the city. which
wf.i begin May seth. unaer the dircc'
iirn ~ nev. l. y. Honeywell and party
The town has becn organised into thir'
teen districts. and cottage prayer meet
n ,nss WIN be held twice a week In The
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-01

ARrEsiA. n. NJ. April so.--,lccom.
TING frightened at a truck loaded with
school chli6rcn. tho team cf JOAN Tom
Iln,ou al Hope ran away. throwing
~. and Mrs.. Tomlinson and imam
1ausAter from the wagon. killing the
49, inssaatiy and slightly injurins the
parents,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-01

This ll,,lc homo Is OF frame con-
siruclion with stucco exterior. The
rhinslcd roof IL stained and II has .
con ,re,c foundation ana n full base
mSn,, The floors IRE OF birch and
the castings arc Of Washington nr
stained dark mission In the mrs,
story and natural In the SECOND. Tnc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-01

not got the freedom Of ~ city v -
comes 10 Boston on q WHIT. ~,
No one In the City Council objseta.'
ms was the case In New York city.
where one mcmbers OF the Board q ~.
,Imaie said ne didn't know hIsA. 0ue
the Mayors office announced NIT =
40 one had been given the ftee4qn *
the city during the pelefs sdmlal6(v1s
tion. that record 10 liSsly 70 boa BD44
until the mayor passes out eas1S ne4(
year.
The city viii be glad to banquet and
entertain him. as II did General Pernh'
ing. King Albert az Belgium ana qsnef.
nj NIviilc, of Ffdnce. But aston eivl49
him tho freedom III tho city. u simp1y
lTlt btins none. ~ = D LII .s.,SH&
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-01

various districts until the revival scrv
ictg begin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-01

total Width. ..giudlas The sun room
- - Zee, and the fetal depth. OK.
oirsIvc CT the porchcs, IL e5 feet.
The nrssstory h 3 feet inches high.
the second Is Q feet ali the base
mcrt tho saric. EXcluslvc OF tho
plumbing and heating, Il Is estimated
that II would COS, between $4,000 or
$500 10 build thia house.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-01

Far kidney and blsAdsr trapt1eo
Gravel. weak and lame hack. rblut. y
lism and Irregularities Of the h1oe Z
md bladder. II not sold ~ y0e1f 0oo'
sist. bv mail ei.as. Send lCr pVpea ~
timonials. DIR. 4. w. Hall. 1885 o4y4
street H. Louis. Mo sold BY 1rnee,es :
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-01
n simply Isu't Being Done.

BOSTON. Mass. April so.--Pros. Al
bert EIns,cin. whose theory ~ relati'
witty has upset the scientific world. wiz
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-01

trip to Fort Worth Mrs. Riley re.
maincd there for IA longer ylslt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-01

Clovis II Jus, starting en- hir drive
fu' memberships In the Chamber of Com.
mcrrc under The dissection q the Amer.
lean CITY Rurcau Fc'leratinn. l.. ID
siowa,. rcur ggnllng the federation, mr..
rived this week and George i:vorsol
wili BE- here next week to help with The
six weeks eamnsign.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-01

The Claws Ministerial Association Ii
auw making plans for the hiEgcsi re-
,Ivai IN the history IT the city. which
wf,l begin May seth. unaer the dircc'
iirn ~ nev. I. r. Honeywell and party.
The town has been organised into thir'
teen dlstricts and cottage prayer meet
lnss win be- held twice q week IN the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-01

RANDALL DRVQ O..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-01

Mrs Anna James who has becn In
Texas for the past few weeks. has 70.
tsrnod home
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-01

Mrs. NJ. y. Cooke and Mrs. Taylor
knight mnde n trip to Carlsbad this
week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-01

The Fed. iatiun ~ Wumen's Clubs, ~
Clovis. a, It's regular meeting wcdncs.
day voted tc change the name Il the
organization a. the civic club. Plans
were outlined Ton cleanup week In
Clovis f~pni May 10Th to 18th.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-01

air. and Mrs. Louis y J. Mastcrson
entertained a, dinner Fridyy evening
complimen,ins Archbishop DAGGER, 81
Santa Pc. and Rev. Edgar Casey. of
Roswell.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-01

.. n. Riley returned this week iron
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-01

Lieutenant Governor. ". II. Duck
worth. returned Thursday morning
from short trip 10 Santa Fc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Strcns. IT Brc'kearidsc.
Texas. arc In Clovis visiting AIR. ana
MrS Charles Hart.