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The New York herald., 1921-10-02
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High calibrc men OF forceful personality
to accomplish a definite purpose--real men 10
sell dividend paying stock OF reliable
manufacturing concern which Is expanding:
leads furnished. Apply with references loom
412, Gotham National Bank Bldg, Columbus
Circle (rqth)
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
Statesmen MAKE 800

EALESMEN Make x1UO
"A WEEK.
Earn while you learn: competitions;
liberal commssion the BOOK OF KNOWL-
EDGE is sold by a unique and special
plan; II you sell and are looking for
a clean cut and profitable speciality selling
proposition 1t win pay you to investigate.
Apply to Mr.. Jackson, room COS. West
10th st.
The New York herald., 1921-10-02

FILE CLERK (Male), Christian young
for file clerk, one able to use type
writer. Address by letter only, giving age.
experience and salary desired. F. c.. 200
East 23d.
GARDENER. single handed permanent.
small place Long Island good wages. cot
tage. heat. light provided: best references
required; must drive Ford. Write y. Y. e.,
Oyster Bay.
GARDENER. near Yonl1ers; vegetables.
flowers. chickens; rooms bath. steam
heat, light, free; must drive car; state
wages. references; does wife want employ
ment, 20+2 Herald. Herald so.
The New York herald., 1921-10-02

SECURITY statesmen
of highest calibre and integrity wanted to
join well established house to sell high
grade securities of merit over telephone;
live men can earn big money; leads and as
sistance furnished; commission basis. Ad-
dress S. s., SOB Herald Fulton st.
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GLOVE MAN.

WHO CAN EARN $4,000 PER
ANNUM. TO SELL LINE OF I'M
PORTED KID AND FABRIC
GLOVES TO LARGE DEPART
MENT STORES. NEW YORK AND
BROOKLYN: LINE WIDELY AD-
VERTfSFD AND WELL KNOWN:
YOU MUST BE WIFE AWAKE TO
DO BIG THINGS: STATE TO THE
POINT EXPERIENCE, WHERE
EMPLOYED AND REFERENCES.
r. X. s27 HERALD. HERALD SO.
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SALESMAN = Have position for college
graduate, about 80. living I'm Brooklyn or
New York city, OF good personality and
brilliant selling record; in old established
business; territory Greater New York: sal
AIRY and commssion position good for 81 900
to $1,000: right man has good chances for
advancement: give experience. Salesman.
box $50 Herald $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-10-02

PHYsTCIAN.-Mustb be single, OF good ap-
pearance and habits: must know something
of psychiatry; New Jersey registration; sal
airy 81 500 and upkeep to begin Trenton.
o 654 Herald. $50 Broadway.
PLUMBElt-i'rst class. c. Carnevaie, 81
l0th St, Corona. l.. !.
PRINTERS and color mixers: experienced
and competent wall paper machine printers
and color mixers for open shop at Clens
Falls, N. Y. and Hackensack. N. J. Apply
office OF Imperial Wall Paper Co., Borden
Bldg. $40 Madison av.. New York city. Tele-
phone Murray Hill 34G6.
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SALESMEN-We have opening for several
men. who must work to live, who have no
dependents or family ties. who have had
travelling experience and willing to travel. to
sell an advertised auto specially product and
staple line; when writing state entire sales
experience; this Is real opportunity for
hustler who can sell; will allow expenses
and drawing account in proportion to sales.
Box 500. Mount Vernon. n. Y.
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MISUNDERSTANDING

Here II an ideal Job which should make
you independent. We need n few more clean
cut, educated men 10 complete our Italian
Department; decide to-day securities: COM
mission. Call all day Monday. TO q. room
500. at 300 Madison av.. corner 4ist st.
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statesmen
FOR NEW PATENTED ELECTRIC DIS
PLAY SIGN IN DEMAND BY EVERY
RETAIL STORE; LIBERAL COAiMIS-
SION SMALL DEPOSIT OR SECUR-
ITY REQUIRED FOR SAMPLE EQUIP
MTsNT. INTERVIEW 1912. BIBAS.
164 9TH AV.
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OFFICE BOY. Christian. for general office
work. 1917 years of age. Address by let
ter only. stating age. reference and expert
ence. II any. also salary wanted o. b.. 200
East o3d.
OFFICE man wanted, Christian, one famil-
lar with handling correspondence and Of
flee work. +. o. Box 49, Station s.
PACKER and porter for wholesale silk
house; steady and reliable man wanted:
give full particulars In application. Box 332.
Riteservice Advertising. 621 Broadway.
PAINT SALESMAN. experienced only. with
established trade In New York and Brook
lyn, 10 sell white lead, colors and paint sup
plies salary and commission. Write or call
Colonial Works, 233 Norman av., Brooklyn,
n. Y. Telephone Greenpont 307f.
PATENT attorney, young, aggressive. by
corporation having numerous infringement
matters to handle; excellent opportunity to
prove ability and secure valuable experience.
Address Attorney. box GOO Herald, 10th st.
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Statesmen of unduestionable character 10
sell high class developed acreage directly
from Interested parties, and every possible
cooperation will be given TO men who meas-
urc UP to requirements: this In an excep-
tionai opportunity for man seeking n per-
manent connecticut compensation Is strictly
commission. which is liberal. Address Acre
age. 500 Herald, $50 Broadway.
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EXECUTIVE
AND
CORRESPONDENT

IN NEW YORK OFFICE OF LARGE
CHAIN STORE ORGANIZATION:
MUST HAVE EXTRAORDINARY
ABILITY AND KEEN MIND; STATE
FULL PARTICULARS AS TO PREVI-
GUS EXPERIENCE, &C.: UNUSUAL
OPPORTUNITY FOR MAN WITH
PROPER ABILITY. BOX 10. III ST.
JAMES BUILDING.
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mon 10 sell washing powder
and cleanser direct TO consumer; repeat
orders. Ruchmohr. r.. o. box $50. Syra-
cuse. ". Y.
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STORY TELLER WANTED.
Thoroughly and practically experienced
middle aged man as 'story teller for win
ter season at Palm Beach, Fla. gilt edge
written references REQUIRED. Address, stat
ing age, experience, salary expected and en-
close photograph. Florida Help Supply Com
pany, Inc. Jacksonville, Fla.
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o PIP OR r U NIFTY

oPPo RrUNITY
FOR statesmen
AND MEN WHO HAVE
NEVER SOLD.
If YOU'RE A MAN.
IF YOU'v GOT
FRIENDS, WE CAN
SHOW YOU HOW TO
MAKE 800 AND
MORE A WEEK.
WE HAVE TWO
NEW PRODUCTS
NECESSITIES THAT
SELL PRACTICAL
LY ON SIGHT. CALL
TOMORROW. MON
DAY. AT p. M.
FORBES ALUMINIUM
PRODUCTS CORPORATION.
425 9TH AVENUE.
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WE WANT BIG MEN.

WE WANT BIG MEN.
We are looking for five honest In
dustrious. educated statesmen. able TO
grasp and present a remarkably good
welfare proposition TO executives OF
large corporations: only such men as
are able to meet the highest type OF
business men will be considered:
commissions OF $4,000 TO $4,000 are
very easy of accomplishment. l.. g.,
39f Herald. Herald So; or phone Sun
day. BRYANT oO1G,
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ALEsMAN--GENTLEMAN
(Christian)
A genuine opportunity for n substantial
hirh class salesman 20 earn beyond 81 500
within the next 10 days In New York city.
unouestionabe credentials required. Reply
fully TO u. b. c.. G73 9th av.
SALESMAN. high class. wholesale
electric fixtures and lamps: salary;
good opportunity for right man. CRU
Get Mfg Co., 202 9th av.
sALESMAN--Jeweiry and novelty importing
firms open for travelling salesman exper-
fenced In this line give full particuars re-
plies confidentiai commission basis, with
drawing account Address Importer. box 450
Herald. Herald sd.
Statesmen to sell sewing needles and
tion aundries as side line on liberal com
rnission basis. International Notion Co,
sH3 Third av.. New York City.
SALESMAN 10 call upon and sell an item
IN constant use by the cloth cap manu-
facturers: state experience. X 2io1 Herald.
Herald square.
SALESMAN for city and suburban trade in
salary basis: state fully experience, refer
ences. l. 1o2 Herald. Herald square.
SALESMAN 10 cover retail and iobbing
vegetable oil trade, metropolitan district:
must have good connections and he person
ally well known. COL Herald. 18th st.
sALESsfAN-Wante travelling salernan 10
handle automobile horns on commission
basis. Call " York st., Jersey City. N. J.
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SECURITY statesmen.

We will open offices In
New York as soon as you can
qualify as managers; no matter
what you are selling. It will
pay you to investigate this.
THE e. B. CASSATT COMPANY,
192 Market Street.
Newark N j.
The New York herald., 1921-10-02

PAwNBROKER'S CoUNTERMAN.
wanted--An experienced counterman
IN n pawnshop, within $50 miles OF
New York. must be good salesman,
understand the business thoroughly
and furnish unquestionable refer
ences; very good salary TO right man.
Il 2223 Herald, Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-10-02

TEACHER OF isaac Pitman shorthand
wanted; experienced: available for evening
work In Mount Vernon. New Rochelle and
White Plains salary S4.50 per night. Ad-
dress full particulars to Isaac Pitman &
Sons, West 45th 81.
The New York herald., 1921-10-02
SALES MANAGER

SALESMAN wantsd.-A large manufacturer
OF complete line of auto products has
an exceptional opening for man who can
prove by his sales record for the past >
years that he Is more than the ordinary
successful speciality salesman. II you can
do this and arc between the ages OF %
and 30 years, let us hear from you In de-
tall. In other words sell yourself 20 US In
your first letter. Compensation on n liberal
profit sharing basis. Write Y COS Herald
18th st.
SALESMAN for CigarsTravelling; salary
and expenses or commission. with drawing
account, for southeastern part OF the State
OF New York Must be active. ambitious,
energetic references required: man with
sales experience and acquaintance with re-
tall merchants preferred; former experience
In our line not necessary. good opportunity
for right man TO establish permanent, profit
able business. A. Landmark Co., Denver,
Pa
The New York herald., 1921-10-02

COUPLE TO go to Florida for winter; one
must be competent cook; 10 do s'l work for
family of one; references requ.. ed Write
stating wages expected, c. j. b.. Hotel Com
modore. room 1439. New York city.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-20
SMALLER CITIES
HOLD ELECTIONS
Andalusia Furnishes Only Contest
Of lnterest-Ono Ticket IN
Csal Valley.

topeclal TO The Argus.)
Rural villages yesterday held
elections for town officers but yot-
ing was light and except for Anda-
lusia. where village elections are
exciting political events, selections
of officers were perfunetory events.
Curtis Wins In SherrarA
Sherrard, April 90. J. Curtis
headed successful village ticket in
Sherrard yesterday. A heavy vote
was cast. The village officials
elected are:
President. J. Curtis.
Trustees-C. NJ Lawson, Victor
Swanson, Rudolph Muller.
Treasurer-Edmund Grear.
Town clerk-Robert Frew.
Orion Election.
Orion. April 20.-The village cleo
ton was a routine event. Officers
were elected as follows:
President-M. W. Sheesley.
Trustees-A. r. Lundin, DIR. H.
w. Bailey and A 3. Nelson.
Andalasia Election Clese.
Andalusia, April 20.-John Carl
son, citizens candidate, defeated B.
c. F. Heinze, Independent candidate
for village president, SO to 80 in
yesterdays election. The citizens
ticket was victorious in other vii
lage Offices. Results were:
Clerk-Ernest Smell, citizens, A.;
! 3. r. Reed. Independent. 80.
Trustees-Roy Beaumont. AZ. and
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-20
Boy Scout News

Troop No. Of the Broadway
Presbyterian church held an en-
thusiastic meeting last evening
with ScOutmaster George Schneid
er, Jr., in its club rooms at the
church. Douglas Seaver, the new
assistant scOutmaster, was also
present. This group Of Scouts has
always had an enviable record in
the city.
Troop No. "a met with Scout.
master William Aster at the United
Presbyterian church last evening
Many troop members we're out and
following the meeting a hike t
Long View park was taken.
Indications are that a big turn
out of scoutmasters and troop com
mitteemen of the local council vii
be out Monday evening at Seoul
headquarters to hear E. C. Fisher
give his talk on Boys. The meet
ing is scheduled for O'Clock. bu
inasmuch as the Scout band i:
holding its weekly rehearsal down
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-20


Health promotion week is being
observed in all the schools OF the
city and will be topic At q special
program to be given in the weekly
hish school assembly Friday morn
ing. Pupils are being taught value
of healthful living, clean habits ana
surroundings. by posters from the
Manual Arts students and placed
in various parts of the building.
The following program has been
announced:
Athletics as a Health Meas
ure"-Eugene Loe.
THE Progress Of the Negro Race"
Reynolds.
Care and Prevention"-Drusiila
Mccormick.
Reading.
In the grades playlets are given
featuring characters prominent IN
health promotion Cleanliness
one of the most important factors
in good health, is brought out in
some Of the posters by cautionine
the pupils to hit the waste paper
basket" and swat the fly"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-20
D "TRY-OUTs'
FOR ''0NE-MAN''
CARS ALLOWED


The Tri-City Railway company
- refused permission to try out
- one man cars on the Long View
In. by the city commissioners In
insormal session this morning.
Rsouest for permission to try out
ono OF the cars in this city was
made to Mayor Harry M. Schriver
hv John G. Huntoon, general man
.rer OF the street car company,
rho recited figures to show a loss
n operation Of street cars on all
Illinois lines as we'll as in Daven-
port.
many be allowed to try out one Of
The remodeled large cars, fitted
With safety appliances, on the Long
View line for a period Of 80 days.
directly after the session OF the
commissioners this morning he was
notified that his request had been
refused by unanimous vote. How
aver. Mr.. Huntoon does not intend
"a rive up his efforts to have the
cars tried out in this city and told
The Argus that he would again go
before the mayor 10 renew his re-
ouest for permission to try out the
cars
opening Wedge for "Dinkies'.
The city commissioners took the
stand that in allowing permission
for tryout of the remodeled large
cars into one-man ears they would
no aiding the company in an open
ing weage for the operation of
"dinky' cars.
Mr.. Huntoon cited figures which
no claimed showed huge losses to
the company in operating its cars
in Illinois as we'll as in Davenport.
He said that in the month of
March the operating revenues on
the Illinois side OF the river
that the company cannot much
amounted to $SS.441.30 and ex-
penses were $50. 694.42, or an actual
cash loss of $1.25312. And adding
the per cent earning rate allowed
by the public utilities commission
on the investment, the company S
system of bookkeeping sets the loss
/ at s21, $685..
MIR. Huntoon claims that similar
losses have been suffered by the
company for the last three months
on the Illinois side Of the river and
that prior to this the company had
barely earned enough to pay Oper-
ating expenses.
Much Worse in Davenport.
Mr.. HuntoOn claimed that tn,
situation is much worse in Daven
port, stating that the company ha!
been suffering an actual loss il
that city for two and half years
In the month Of March the oper
ating revenues were $73.9S3.S0. h,
stated, and the expenses were $S1,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-20

S41.74. or an actual cash loss of
1857 "a. Considering the earning
power that is claimed should have
been accrued the company esti-
mates its loss in that month in
Davenport were $39,869.S6. Mr..
HuntOOn claims that they are such
longer continue in the face of such
losses, and seeks to have the one
man cars accepted.
Officials OF the street car COM
pany are worried over a bill intro
duced in Springfield, March %,
which would remove all hindrance
to operation Of jitney- buses.
The bill was introduced in the
house by Representative Tice, and
is known as house bill 504, and
would amend section SO of the 1913
public utility act, providing that it
shall not be necessary for persons
or firms engaged in the transpor
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-20

stairs many Of the men will come
early to hear it play. All boy
workers IN the city who are inter-
ested are invited to attend the
meeting.
Troop No. . at the Oak Grove
chapel, under the leadership OF
Scoutmaster Charles Schearer. has
been divided into two groups to be
known as A and B. The older boys
have been placed in section A and
will hold meetings on separate
nights from the younger Scouts
This will give the scoutmaster the
opportunity to give special advanc-
ed work to this group.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-20
PRAIRIE CLUB HIKES.

The Black Hawk Prairie club
will hike to the woods Saturday
afternoon and study the fine speci-
mems OF red birch or river birch, -
the elms and the soft maple which
are seen in their most favored To-
cations about the mouth OF Rock
river. The mixers will meet in the
street out in front of the Standard
Table Oil Cloth factory on Mill
street and Thirteenth avenue. at
1:45 o'clock. Supper will be had
somewhere in the woods about Rock
river.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-20
NAME COMMITTEES
FOR LEGION SHOW

Committees to be in charge OF
each Of the 16 shows of the Nat
Reiss company under the auspices
Of the Rock Island post of the
American Legion will be named to-
night at special meeting called
for that purpose. The spring fes-
tival OF the legion will be held next
week.
The ladies auxiliary Of the post
will meet this evening. The auxil-
larry will serve refreshments for
both organizations.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-20
CHARGES CRUELTY.

Millie E. Hay of Rock Island in
suit for divorce filed in circuit
court today charged Carl l.. Hay
with cruelty. They were married
June 3, 1917. in Rock. Island. and
lived together until March Is, 1921.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-20
ARKANSAS SYNOD.

DR.. G. A. Andreen, president OF
Augustana college, is in attendance
at the Kansas synod OF the Angus
tana being held in Assaria. DIR.
Andreen will speak on the success
of the college seminary campaign
and will ask for help in it's behalf
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-20

tation OF persons or property by
motor vehicles, or other convey
ance, upon the public highways to
secure certificate of convenience
and necessity from the public utili-
ties commission.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-20
POSTPONE CLUB
MEET BECAUSE OF
MEMBERS DEATH
Especial Correspondence.

Erie. H.. April 20.-On account
of the funeral services of Mrs. A. c.
Lille. who was an honorary men,
Der of the Erie Woman's club. the
program for the meeting Tuesday
afternoon was postponed. and only
short business session held. at the
close of the funeral service. Dele
gates and alternates to the district
federation which meets at Rock
Falls May and S. were elected as
follows: Delegates. Mesdames
Sadie Guthrie and Ruby La Rue;
alternates, Mesdames Stella Hen
wood and Louise Denison.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-20
Abundant Health is assured wi

Abundant Health is assured when
there is good blood in the veins
Hoods Sarsaparilla is the medi-
cine to make good blood. Begin
taking it now. 1t is just what the
system needs at this time and will
do you great good Sharpens the
appetite, stcadies the nerves.
tAdvD
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-20

All the news all the tlme-The
Argus
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-20

Miss Wnred Holt known
Jennie Williams Mazicka
White
The brought
There Polly Prm book Harding
blue
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-20
ELECT SMITH
| IN MONMOUTH


Monmouth, ILL.,. April 2o.--Chee-
ter J. Smith. union party mayoralU
candidate, defeated W. J. Giltner,
progressive. by 800 majority In yes
terday's election. T. M. Milien.
union candidate for clerk, defeated
J. W. Lusk but in the aldermAnic
contest the union party elected
only one alderman in five wards.
H. c. Lightner of the third ward
was the only union candidate chos-
en-.
f. d. Powell. elected alderman
from the first ward. is the first re-
turned soldier to be elected to city
office.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-20
kirkwOOd Vote Record.

Kirkwood, April ga record
vote was cast here yesterday in
the election. F. c. Gordon. citi-
zens candidate, defeated c. H Nun
dorff. peoples candidate. by only
100 majority. They engaged in a
spirited campaign and the vote was
the largest cast in the village his
tors.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-20

IL is a standard instrument guaran-
teed by million dollar corporation.
and contains all the latest improve
ments. including s point motor, lat
eat tracking device, hell metal plate.
loud and soft pedal expression.
TERMS AS Low AS s PER WEEK
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-04
Let's Build
In LakevieW Addition

Ihi, /, day of saving. II Is q day
o.. making your saving, work for YOU
Financial independence isn't going ro
come 90 YOU by wishing and waiting,
bun by pushing and saving The most
successful way % save and make your
earning, work for YOU ut the same
time /, 10 invest it into some safe
growing opportunity Your ncighbor
didn't become financially independent
from merely boarding money MP, but
from successfully investing IT, We are
plierin You an opportunity 10 assist
Won I'm saving your earning, by invest
inc q little each month IN a lot in the
lahcvicv Addition 10 Amarillo, the
nest addition In line Tor the best resi-
dental section We think that it j,
the best addition To Amarillo today i'm
which lots can be bought at a reason
able price Several houses arc going
10 bc built soon and the price, are
bound 90 advance See as az once and
pick Your location
ID J, @ grcat'thiug for capital and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-04
CLARENDON COLLEGE
\ WILL PLAY ABILENE
Special 70 The ge-s
m 1880


CLARENDON Tsxas Nog Tho
Clarendon COLLEGE fuoftal .leson s. pre-.
ruung fm their battle with Abilene
Christian College here on sos. Is. ADJ.
lrno defeated The Bulld0Ts bass year a.
Abilene hy q @to7 score. and ths
Mc'hodlsls alm b. 10 ty to turn tbe
score the other way this Time Wi,h
some cripplef and toe team Boz q uot
Geo good condition frrm recent umes.
coach Burton D. endea lnr.rg % iron
oui the wrinkles and get h.s men ln
shape ior mo game glfh the Christians.
The Bulldogs defeated WaymHd BaD-
uFtF asi Friday here hy I3 90 g. and
showed up Eaod brand ~ football
TaInst prutY Improved team from
paInview
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-04
lands Gives Warning
h. Asssseiafef fsr...

CHICAGO Nov a--Iudge Ksuosaw
N lands 0ummifHoHsl 90 hasHau. o..
rIght wired Wm Mccarthy president
81 the Pacific Coast League. advising
him nr' i0 l~fmii playsrF of h.s league
tl participate Boo amy games Boo which
lno G'd'on FORMER nnridp 90 th, $50
Louie Amoucans was boo th, lineup
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-04

" u. HOW HEN. ENtI-SErR.
Municipal Engineering. Reinforced
Concrete Designing and CONSTRUCTION,
Water WORKS systems, sewer. and
sewage Disposal Plants
Room 80 tuuBa Bldg Phone l1l5
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-04

Ih" rifFrr 900 Eslt tx nHmhars.
a foot high AID hslf . faa, i4,..
Iiit Nha' FaF the psc 10 t4rn n a.
innre
Fh'J aef, sr'"a " nthmeuc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-04

Beiveen lsi. and 1919 nearly $4,000
900 60 uas added 20 railway PROPERTY
values lB the United States.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-04

HcuIy ;. Gosh. rhairnsn ~ ihr hi-
Na3 rfrumifie. ,f ID. Bard E "..
Deselopmsni VII e. fY ramra faa.r
o. attend mes unR 81 fhe ssufhue.-
ern Trail Highway Ars0riaflUH