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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-07
SOPHONioREs.
JUNIORS
seieroc ciS'' Frankie Wills

Referee - frankie Wills
Tomorrow afternoon. the Freshmen
ana seniors will play and there will
also be class game Friday evening
The class games will he played Tues
day and Thursday afternoons and Fri
dav evenings.
After tho game yesterday. Coach
Shlploy gave the candidates for the
varsity good work -out. Mckelvie.
jackson and Lowell we're three of the
likely Freshmen who were out. OF
last years Varsity and scrubs who
took part Ia the practice yesterday
were Captain Wills. Keith. Williams,
itohlnson. 1woes. Betzmvr. Rothrock.
McGoV,fn. Ramsey Smith and num-
her 0f others
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-07

Furnished apartments are hard to
find. II there are any available. they
are advertised In the classified ad
section.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-07
NRANpNWINE VICTOR.

NJ Salem lost to Brandywine in the
Church Rowling League az the Y. NJ.
=. a, alleys last night. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-07
FIRST-CENTRAL WINS.

First-Central defeated Mt. Salem in
the Church League bowling match at
the Y. NJ. C. A. alleys. 2133 to 21o0.
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-07
,.ss..s s.s--..s..-.s.
SECOND BAPTIST
DESALES A WINNER.
Defeated Hercules Last Night by
Score OF 20 TO 2,

The DeSales basketball team last
night defeated Hercules. &c to 2, in ST.
Joseph's gymnasium. The score:
DE SALES
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-07

Sometimes the only way 20 get Il
done IS TO advertise for somebody to
do II. Read the classified ads.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-07

are invited to attend and hear these
reports.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-07
ST. STEPHENS.
aasaa
OLD SWEDES s

Referee-Munda. Timer Troetes.
Scorer-Wingate. Time of halves-20 and
Is minutes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-07
WILMINGTON p. II. r.
CAMDEN p. X. II.
Preliminary Game.
ID u u NECnNnG

Referee. Bierman. Brownson. Time Q
halves: 20 minutes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-08

Die qulooe.
Menbeiten anf Dem @cbiete Ser
Stuffe.

Stutfe.
Gie @erblt- mo @intermo0e
bringt Dor allem olf BEN @e6iet
Ser stoff mannigfade 9eeubeitcn:
GelonrS Gbrplis mir III ldmar5 fur
Gapes, nit reid)em 6altenmurf sc.
0adt, 9elollrs 5alome nit Crepe
De Gbinez@ ruuo; bineiiider Can't,
ein lleues, peludedbnlibes Gemebe;
Manoarinen=5a n1t weib uno ge-
fdmeioig mie SorlarO. rSeria
perle" beiBt Elm neues 5erge-@e>
mebe nit fleinen Set" ooer 5tabl.
perlen ol1rbpirft. u@lodp=S eioe"
miro eine iiibrenoe Golle IN ser
Mooe ipiela1. &lei1e, iei0ige Slot.
fen beOelfen Sic OberflGbe bes 5tof-
fes. rYerlainc" miro in allen 500.
oeberidtcn oft @%rlpabnllng finoen.
Sonoelt es iid bier I'M einen nit
Nerlen 0llrd)mirften ooer beltidten
Stoff? Nein. Gin neuer, pur1oer.
poaer Selours Sc ldine 5eigt auf
Ser redten Settle faum it6tbare
2odden Sic u%n3abligen fleinen Yer-
len glei6en. Nerllaine eriltiert in
alien Sarben; in meiB, idmar3, ben.
gralt, Ou1felgrall, r%oltfarben, TO.
%nigSblau, Ounfelrot, in alien bra1.
llen S6attierllngen. G%ottarperl.
laille nit ltarf gerportretenoen
Streifen mirft mie elm gerippter
Cont. Nrt6 Saba" ml1B riibm.
lid) ermabnt merben; Elm meidbes
@epebe, geldmeioig mie Sud-. &a.
ibuonetp11 %pereinigt ale @or5iige in
lid).
uaoiba" Sud- bot 6ie mul1oerpol.
len 6eflere, Sic MIR oeln i60nen
Sud- eigen lil1o. uNaillaine" lit
peib, Oi6t un0 marln, NIT balb5en.
timeter6rettel, ie6r berportreten0en
5treifen. @ie id}0n iin0 sic Mdr-
tel aus Nnilaine! @eld) number.
pol1er, mei6er Jaltenmurf!
Grepella, idol1 I'M CONNER
nteDrfa6 Dernel1Det, ertreut 11G 1n1s
mer nod Ser CUNT Ser elegonten
Damc. Sollte es sen Mo6efunit-
lern g%elingen, idmar5 nn0 bllnfel.
blan enogiiltig 5u perordngen?
M0glidj, mellll man ons bdlfige
Grou ser &oltiime in grmdgung
3iebt. God 0iirite 0em 1eue11
Serge u5d1tppen-S Serge" i6mer
gu wi6erIteben fem. Nuf einfarbi.
gem 0runb lauft cine 9or0ure, Elm
Streifen BON id)mar5elL gld1t5enoen
9dltppen, ofs @ornitltr ge6aGt.
Ga Yerlaine 2ao=Son 5eigt cine
idmale, 3oa bobe 8or6iire, cine
binpiiibe 3eidnlng1 feline uno
bobe Bago0en nit erotiiden 9flon>
5en berme1tgt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-08

anigegudt I'm ben in E paar MinnitS
aud ieue Grebs baum pitt ge9aht.
Sd ben !. ifnell nod Ell oteielltc
5datt @bisfep genomme I'LL oarm
iin ib mebr oobt mie lewenoig 81
sen Meoesmeiler fem SanS ganae.
Sd per5Gble Sine oas Weitere III
mein ndbite 56reimebriei, Sd ben,
mid id)on oaulenOmal porgenpmnne
I'm mein Meinb aufgemadt, oaB i6
mid nit mebr bon Sen @eoesmeiler
bansmadele mont lalie am1per I'M,
mer mi00er fin ib 10 Ounm, momit
ib berbleime Sbne Sbrn lielper
YbiIipp 5aueramper I.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-08

8bilipp 5auerampier.
Cine 5alspfanne in Sranspaal.
Mus oer meiten, flad)meuige;
8ufblteppe n0rOlid bon Der 9allpt-
itaot Der Siioafritaniiben &epublit,
@retoria, erbebt ii6 aus ben tells
lanoigell, tells lebmigen, tells bumo-
fen iugenoliNen 9ilouugen elm Gro
nttgebirge beralts, pelbes bon 5abl-
reiben Diabasgdngen %ourdiebt
miro. @enn man Die @0be Der Ser
&c erreid)t bat, 10 0ffnet iib Dem
Ange Der Blid anf cine liberia
iden0e uuO in Der ionlt 10 ein-
formigen @egen0 b0aig abmeidenoe
@ri6eimlng: es ienft liG 1a1nlid)
cine tridterf0rmiee &ertiefung III
Den Grant Elm, 0eren @anoe nad
Often, Noroen un0 @elten bin 5ien1-
lid lteil abltiir6en, >pdbreno Der iuo-
li6e Mbbang 0ur6 etpaS geringere
Meigung geraoe nob Sic Mnlegung
zines in @inoungen li6 in Oie Siefe
binrnter5iebeloen 6abrmeges, Der
freilid aud n1r fir afrifaniide
8erb6ltniiie braud)bar erid)eint> err
moglibt bat. Sings INN ben Grid)-
ter berllm erbeben ii6 auf Dem i'm
1mflcioenoen &iiden cine Mn5abl
bon fleinereu Sii9eln. Sic tiefte
ginlottelung in Ser umrabmung oeS
EriDters liegt etpa IS Weter uber
Dem @runoe oesielben. SSn 6ieiem
Eridter nun liegt ein freisrunoer
See, Deiien 9lrdmeiier etma 400
Weter betrGgt, limo oieier Gee lit
init elmer auBeror0entli6 fon5et=
trierten, rot gefdrbten Sal5ioole er-
fiiut. 9ieleS 5al5maiier beiibt ll1lr
eine geringe Siefe, Die lie na6 oer
Sabres5eit idtpanft 1u10 bel nieorig-
item @aierltanoe MIR 1-2 SUB
betr6gt. Ser 8o0en 0es Gees lit
nit elmer itarfen arulte bon 5tein=
iol5 be6edt, melde meiit IN groBen
WHrfel11 allsfrDltaqiltert lit un0 Ell
ne rotliGe Sarbe belibt. Sour itel-
lenpeiie beoba6tet man au6 meiBes
Steinial5. @benio fin0et iid inter
ben ausfrpitauiiierten Sa15en uEro-
ma" 8. !. maiierbaltiges, fobleniau.
res Matron, uno 5mar entmeoer in
ein5elnen 2agen ooer in 16uppigen
arpltauaggreguten, uuf ben 9ber-
fl6den Ser 5teinial5miirfel nno in
SEN 3miidenrG11mel1 5miiben 0e11-
ielbet1. 9as ufer 0es fleinen 5al5<
fees beitebt aus einem l6mar5en
S1lamme, Ser bier un0 % init Dim
men @al5frulten be6edt 1T. Inter
DEM Sblamme folgt Damn ein gro
Der @rus, ser bas 8eriebungspro-
6uft bes 11nterlagern0en Grants lit.
Das Sal5 oieies 5oolebedens miro
tells 6urd ginoampfen in elmer eli
iernen 5ieoepfa11ne, tells o1lrb I'm
frDitauiiieren Der auf Dem 8ooen
oes Gees porbanoeuen 5al5lager
geponnen. Cine 6emi16e Mnalpie
ser Salae ergab, boB 6as 8alier
fret bon Sips lit, 6aB es 81 &ro-
gent gel0iter 8eltan6teile entbdlt unb
oaB o%ieie1ben gu 81 aus Gblornatri<
INN unb gu "A aus fobleniaureln
Matron belteben. 9ieie merfmir-
oige Sal5pfanne lit bodit pabri6ein-
li6 auf @ri6einungen Dulfaniider
Mrt in 6erielben 8eife 3uriid5ufub-
rem, mie Sic befannten Waare III
ser @ifel ober mie Sic eigentiinli=
6en, nit bulfoniiden Griimmerpro-
011ften erfiuten 5Dlinorii0en 56lote
ser &ouben Mlb. Man miro anneb-
men mitiier, BOB es it6 INN ei1el1
Grploiionsfrater banoelt, Der iid)
bon unten Der NIT Sal5 belaoenem
S6lomm fiiute, 10 oab Ser 9al5-
gebalt Ser 5dlotausfiilung 5uglei6
gum @riab Der linn e%nt5ogenen 9ala-
mergen 8ermen0ln1g finoet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-08

- 2atoniib. Mr5t (oer iid)
6auptiddlid nit gntfett1ngsfltren
abgi6t): uS6ren 8arb babe id ST.
zen meggebrabt, iebt fantt id lln1
0as Sonora. laufen!"
&atient: Sea, pieaeidt mercen
Sic bel oieIer @elegenbeit audi ben
Sbrigen los!"
~ 9 eru - Wurit! u8as
mollen Sic oenn Sbren 5obn mer-
Ben lalien?"
rgd, Dem geneel gefdat ia fem
Geihdit, an lie6lten m0hte er nod
5leiider meroen!"
sgt er oa5u einige Neigung?"
u3os meniger, aber CT ibt 10
germ @urlt!!"
cite 9 eibdftigun g.
u@as l11abt MIR bic Sbul5e sen
gall5el1 liebell Sag?"
Sic midelt ibren Wa1n ltn1 Den
tsi11acr."
. ii t. d If a t. Mutter::
Sd traf porbin ben 9err1 Npo'
hefer, lpie er pom @eridt fam."
Iod1ter (oie ben ibr 5ngebahten
.aii1litiaen" baBt): 500 bot er
ms %ncrbrnd)e1t2:"
Mllttcr:: u@arum llidt gar -
Alar cine Sppot6ef abgeitoBen."
Iodier:: unn1, liir midi batte,e
innller idpll mas abltoBenbes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-08

- @n5uglid. Serr (6er Elm
6rGulein trifft, nit 0em er idon
mebrere Sabre nidt beifam1nen ge-
tpeien): ~@ie alt itn6 sic iebt?"
Sraulein: u9reiuno5man5ig Sab
rel"
Serr: sea, oa lit es i6on Ell
rige Sabre, no mir unS ni4t geie'
Zen baben, 6enrl bamals maren sic
5meiuno5man5ig Sabre alt"
-Das onrfte ni6t tom.
men. Baron Coon Ser &eife beim,
gefebrt, gu feinem Diener Seam:
Ser 5eftborrat iiebt 10 rar1gegrtf-
fen" aus, Sean. - sic baben bod
nibt ettpa
"glber &err Baron -"
(Stimr1e bon bral1Ben): rSerr
Sean - oas gis lit BAL"
3meiipannig. Srau:
v&ot es 3ei11 Better nidt frurnm
genommen, sob Du i'm nit einem
ii1nplen gtnipdnner bonn 8abnbof
abboltelt?"
Monn: uM6 - Der bat es gar
nibt gemerft. gr bate na,nli9 et.
men frdftige11 56mips uno lobte
mabreno Der ga15er1 Gabrt bie .bei.
ben prdbtigen @rauidimmell""
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-08
st. Beneoict's
Hcaoelnp . g
Ct. Soiepb, stearus Gonntp, As'aa'

Sine oer beiteu Auitalteu s,tr b0be'
rem s6dterersiebmus I'M sat15ea
MorSmeieu. 11nterridt in oentld)er'
eugliIder mnb fran5Diii@er Sprae9e'
stenusrapbie, Sppeuritine, Saee'
fiibren, @ufif, Wsalen, aod)en ane
ueiblide !9anoarbeiten. Eripatstn4'
mer, nit alien mooerneu S~eqaenalte9'
feiten amsseiattet, itebea Ben 30s'
linaen s,1r gerfnenng: M't oe'genl
Suititute lit cine sdnle fur 8nabe1'
BON 6 BIS IL Sabreu perbnuseu. Me'
aeu Naberemt tuenbe man lid an
Sister Directress, O. 5. b.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-08
OFrner 54reibebriet hes
Nbilipp ~5anrrampfer.
Wlin liehcr Scrr Neoaftion1r:-
2oa.

~ ~SSutSlIltl !
bot al Ole 2i5iir.
mas meme Nlte is,
geiaat, CT batt arcD+
artige Mltbs for mid,
LII ib ioat belt nad)t
cual al ibm fonlnlc;
er fnnnt anlucr
erld)t 81 MIDI talfc,
pern Sic &oltie-
merid tort w1rc.
,CnifNn,n nor Nrnm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-08

3745. Dieics Muiter fommt In
Is @r0Ben fir 80, 81, sc, SO, 40,
-, AZ mo t4G 3uQ gruitpeite.
JiG @roBc So brolldt man SIS
yaros bes ~ 3oa 6reiten 5toffes.
Geiguete 5toffe fir oieles Nadt-
getpano iin0: WltHeli11, Cambria,
Mnorns, Soiiette, 2rilltpallo, 5ei0e,
6lal1nen uno abnliebes Waterial.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-08

Slt1enmu1ter 1923. N0dntl11ter
1926.
@ie in unlerem 8il6e bera11.
i6auli6t, mur6e Serge nit Mtlas.
garnlerung Dertpen6et. @teppiti9e
o6er Stiderei 6urften it6 gleidfaus
eignen.
Die 8luie fommt in 6 @r0Ben fit
"a, 36, 38, 40, AZ unb a. 3ol
8ruitmeite. Ser &od fommt in 2
@r0ben fir 26, 49, 80, 80, "a, SO
u1o 80 Sou &aiqe1lpeite.
Sir @roBe SO brau6t man SO
CARDS oes 38 Sou breiten @toffes.
Ser &od lit u11ten 21s yar0s NET.
Sur @%erarbeitung biefes Mooeus
eignen ii6 Boiret, Chill 8laib,
5niting, Gaffct, Mtlas, Moire, ga.
6ar6ine un6 Can't.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-01-22

January 10 at ST. Mary's Hospital in
the evening at 10 o'clock. Her re-
mains were sent to Indianapolis for
interment. Mrs. Dean had many
friends in GrantwoOd and Cliffside
Park and was well known for her
many deeds of charity, which she dis
pensed in her own way, letting few
know what she did. Still there were
few who valued her for her unselfish
life and devotion to the cause of I'M
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-01-22
Cast for Operetta Chosen

Mrs. Jennie McCulloch, supervisor
of music at the local High School, has
picked the cast for the operetta "Syl-
via" to be presented by the High
School Glee Club. Up to Wednesday
of this week the date of presentation
has not as yet been decided upon.
The following have been selected of
the members of the Glee Club to take
part in the operetta: Sylvia, Ethel
Smith; Sir Berteram de Lacey, Oscar
Lueders; Betty, Albertina Leclerq ;
William, Herman Martens; Prince
Tobbyturn, Ormond Eberle; Robin,
Wallace Macdonald; Arabella, Alder
tina Schlatter; Araminta, Marian
Baumann; Polly, Dorothy White; Mol
ly, Agnes Thompson; Dolly, Margue-
rite Moller.
The cast is practicing diligently UNI
der the able tutelage of Mrs. McCul-
loch, who is giving great deal of her
time preparing this popular Operetta,
which is the first of it's kind ever at
tempted by any of the glee clubs of
the Bergen county high schools. Tick
cts will be placed on sale at an early
date, so that all will have an equal
chance to obtain them.
Mrs. Anna Dean Dead
Mrs. Anna Dean, seventy, for ten
Of Gpan Mt in1
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-01-22

| poisoning.
The Board of Education has given
permission to the alumni and Alan
Mutt Post of the American Legion to
use the High School gym, the former
for Thursday and the latter Monday
evenings. The Millionaires' Club will
share the gym with the Legion team.
The James Green family of Grove
avenue have removed to their newly
built home on Franklin avenue.
Claire GertZenhauser of Washington
avenue, who attends girls private
school at Newburgh, N Y, was home
over the past week end.
Caroline Vaughn of Nelson avenue,
who was confined to her home because
of heavy cold, returned to school on
Monday.
Several hundred new boxes have
been erected in the post office during
the past week.
Edward Schulz, Jr., of Lafayette
avenue was confined to his home with
a heavy cold during the past week.
| Mrs. Frank Fogarty of Brooklyn
spent the past week end with her
| N, ot har MrS n EdmundS of Nelson
avenue.
The MilliOnaireS' Club of this town
is rendering reception to it's lady
| friends tonight at SchweitZer's Hotel,
Fairview. The evenings entertain
| ment consists of six course dinner
and dancing.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-01-22

Paul Wright of Anderson avenue
was confined to his home because of a
heavy cold during the past week.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-01-22
To the Voters of
CliffSide Park Borough

l beg to announce my candidacy as a mem
Der Of the Board of Education of the Borough of
Cliffside Park the Second Tuesday in February.
and know the resources and feeling of the peo-
pie as we'll as any man in it. I feel, also, that I
know some Of the demands Of the position I
seek. If elected the taxpayers may be assured
of my pledge to give the office my best atten-
ton and honest effort always in their behalf.
on whatever l believe in and shall always insist
upon an open manner of dealing with every ex-
penditure for educational purposes. For one
thing, am in favor of clamping down the lid on
some things right now. In the main am for
progress in all that it means, and I believe it
can be made along common sense lines at all
times. Respectfully,
VALENTINE FRANK.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-01-22

William J. Woods, Edward Schultz
and Robert Grimm have been recon-
mended as members for the police
force.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-01-22

enue has been seriously ill for the past
week.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-01-22
GRANTWOOD NOTES

Bryan Conroy of Crescent avenue
had his hand operated on at the Ford
ham hospital, New York, during the
past week because of case of blood
poisoning.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-01-22

A teachers meeting was held at the
High School on Tuesday afternoon.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-01-22

Poormaster and Deputy Appointed
J. J. Coin has been appointed poor
master for the borough of Cliffside
Park and Mrs. Gotlieb Siegrist deputy
poormaster. Information is sought
ON all needy cases. Telephone requests
will receive immediate attention.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-01-22

selfish service for others. She leaves
one sister and brother and many
friends to mourn her loss.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-01-22

Mrs. Anna Dean Dead
Mrs. Anna Dean, seventy, for ten
years a resident of Grantwood, died
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-01-22

Mrs. Frank Fogarty of Brooklyn
spent the past week end with her
mother, Mrs. G. Edmunds of Nelson
avenue.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-01-22

The James Green family of Grove
avenue have removed to their newly
built home on Franklin avenue.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-01-22
the Tobacco

TO pipe smokers Lucky
L Strike tobacco offers the
same exceptional flavor as the
famous cigarette. Made from
the finest Burley tobacco-it's
toasted for your pipe.
If you don't know how de-
licious toasted Lucky Strike is
ask for a tin today, and taste!
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-01-22

Edward Schulz, Jr., of Lafayette
avenue was confined to his home with
a heavy cold during the past week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-12
SHRINE GLIB WILL HAVE
BtNQuET THIS WEEK

Spccial ~ The News.
pl.AlNvIEw. April Members u
Tahmcnah shrine club of plainyicw
viii have a FEAST II real reindeer meat
at banquet next "Wednesday night
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-12
.CANYONiND PtA|NY|EW
MAY GET NATURAL Gas


Sre,isl 10 Tho News.
PLAlNNiEw. April n. - T. n.
Mayer Of Amarillo, representing East.
orn capitalists. has made proposition
a. furnish plalnvicw with natural gis
from the fields north oi Amarlnu Mr.
Mayer has bccn invited to palnvivw
To- make definite proposition ana % IL
probable that he will speak before u
meeting OF the commercial club ana tho
city council Monday night.
Mr.. Mayer PROPOSES ~ un ten
inch line from Amarillo through Con.
Non fUf total distance 81 thirty three
miles. an eight inch line nom that
paint to within eighteen miles uf Plain.
view aud a six inch line in plalnyi,w.
He also proposed To run q five inch
line frum Canyon To Hereford, lie -
iiamt,s the total cost uf such a prulcc,
al ti.si2.SeG. lie also stated that Il
the matter is acted ON nj once that gas
can be- furnished rlainVicw. Krcss. ru.
III, Happy. Canyon aud Hereford boy
rvNt winter.
The possibility uf securing natural
gas inr pnlnyicw is creating a great
amount II interest aud has aroused In
isrst In other towns ON the proposed
line.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-12
Case WILL
: De TRIED N AMARILLO

Attorney W. II. Kimhroagh a. Ana
riile wiii sit In Place a Judge wfiiam
Hoyce. In the case cf Potter County
versus c. c. Slaughter Cattle Company.
pending 10 the court q appeais. n his
arpolntnient By GovrnR Pat Neff -
accepted. Notice q his appointment
has been received. Chief Jnstiee q r.
Hat and Associate Iusiice II. W. Hall
sfe the other two members
Tie ease 4 an lmpoftant one 20 the
sehool children % Potter county lnvuie.
ing a large body " land in Cochran
evenly claimed 10 osionE 10 tbe school
fand o. this county. Il Il contsndsd the
ecnnlsaionegs acted without leEai au.
thsrity In dispossessing the county q
TIE land ehimed TO b. worth approx
f9A,sly ;i.s.pSa
TIE sui, was dscided tavOrabte 10
rotter county b District Judge spen.
CIR ~ Lubeock and the Slaughter Cat.
~ Ccmpahy appsal-d. Coke q Coke
~ q. Gano ana ". n. Flipprn q nAl.
M and Senator Bledsoe q Lahhock
rsprv~at the appellant. and JudE. q.
q. asndrIeks a. Amarillo and Pefey
spepeer &C Labeock rrpr~seni respond.
cot.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-12
FIESTA SIN jlcINT0
thEEiD0RAfE AFFAIR

ssssiai h r. Ns~s.
SAN ANTONIO TEXAS AprE ii.-The
pFVsram Cor the annual Fiesta san
Jscinso. which opens Arrii isth and
consinnes through Aprii sssh b the
most comprehensive kincc thesc annual
events beisre the war.
The program Includes the usual rs.
giants. Taradcs. coronation &C the
QusSn and her court. which includes
detches from o,her citics IN the state,
the BEAUTIFUL illnmincd automobile Ia.
rade. tn inaenificsnt pageant az Noah's
ARA. a grand finale IN saturday review.
inE all ihc IEsDions TAFadeS q the week
and In addition automatic Taces On
thrse DAYS under the sanction of the
AAA and with Sone az the worlds
srsatest drivers and their cars entered.
Ths Fiesta proper starts Monday,
ApTtl 18th. with the Grand entry u the
kinE and his coaft. whlch u followed
b. the Kings TaTade.
on rue~tAy. AnTtl 18th. al SEQ n. m.
IL u pageant a. Noahs ARK. an ALE.
Eurisal parade with thirty floats Tep.
ressntinE the events q Soahs Ark
Thssr flats have been under cOnxiruc
ticn fw tn Ias, ten months and were
dssignsd ~ The flstA artist. HeSbert
Bernard \ feature q ,hsse floats this
year l. TIA, they viii ~ electrically
illuminated
Thursday. April sis. il the corOna.
ton q thu Qaren and her royal court
by the Order e the Alamo The QUEEN
n unknown until the night q her coro
nAticn. Cnie-s enc has sern this cogO-
nattsn Il Il impo~sihlc 10 imagine the
uaAgnific~nce ana cCsilinsSs of u. The
Qasenis rib usually costs tsseo 10
s1eee and ,hoss e her dutches from
siee sarh uR Among the ouiof.tOwn
duicheeses are the Misses Elizabeth
varlcll. Dallas. laura Virginia Adams.
Array: sue Rak~AAle. Victoria: Tye
Riaksly. HOas,on; Virginia Carran. ~
wOSth: Al-sshca Sissircr. Waco: Nir.
gina Allea. Austin; bnnkle Craig.
RrownsVllle: ElizAe~,h Huiehins. Cal
vsssOa: and susan LAWS. oVnfalts.
fTidAy afisFnoon i The bsau,lful Hat
liz q Flowers larade. which u said o.
~ the mo~s gorgeous thing q liz Kind
IN the worh The Qnesn ana her court
ana the KinE aad bis coartiers are sen
In this paEeAni N noats that cost thou.
slnds u aoilArs 70 build
SAtarAay night Tor the bencni q
oui-cf-tcNn visitors ~h0 are anable 90
cOsns carlier N the week a grand review
q all the parade~ u giVen and many
other addcd novel features
On acccant - the proximity e the
Army 10 IAN Antonio Il particularly
fcrtana,e IN having muse fOr al ils
paIadss oVsT tWcagy-fiNe bands take
Part In the various farsdcs and IA.
EsantS
Tue automobile RACES have = thTre-
DAP VrOsIAin. ArEil u. -. and ~ The
new Jw0nalls speedway h finished and
'suaae ~Vr,d's rrcerAs are pronissd IN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-12
PI-lINyIKw KIDDING FOR
lsss PRESS ASSOCIATION


Pi.AlNNiRw. April il--Plainvicw
viii hid for the isss convention 81 the
Panhandle Prcss Association To- bc held
In Amarillo next week. Local news
ialcr men viii go To the convention
well armed with propaganda and prom.
isss, hacked BY the local commercial OF.
ganiEaiions. 10 secure the convention.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-12
FEARED RrR0SIC Pi.sGtE.
FLykRs ARANDoN TRIP
~ Assneisssa rrs<s.
AQsIaNf,nnS

WASHINGTON. Amn 1.-Two air.
plAnss rilcssd ~ marines which left
here Zoe q filght To tn virEin Islands
last wesk are rvtarnlne ~ithOa, haviae
rcaehed their objective. !, WAS anncoae-
"a tctay az the navy Department. TIE
pianss turned haek a. saa Dcualnge
City. q was said. because q hahcaie
plzses AZ san Jasn Porto Rsco.