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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-03-23

Farmers who want lighter tractor,
built like high-grade automobile but
with the same sturdiness and reliability
of the Titan, can now get the Interna-
tional 8-l6 at $1,000 f. b. Chicago.
We have long restricted the sale Of
this model to limited territory, but
increased production enables us to re-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-03-23

Calumet
Sunshine Cake
Recipe
u cup of butter,
III cups granu-
lated sugar, 2N
cups -four, l cup
water, 2 level
teaspoons Calu-
m ct B a king
Powder, l tea
spoon lemon
yolks of 9 eggs.
Then mix in the
regular way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05
bELLAIRE
CONGRESSMAN
::FESS To SPEAK
At MEET HERE
wooster College Head R'Amcs Hun Ecu-
oational SystoRi for the
World War.

Tie Eastern Oh'o T,..,h '"s N~~n''.a-
ton 1rur.G .onl "ut:"a 'nGS ""rc *
room to-day \ crr":al session + &"
hc hid h"g'G alag 1T :" "'r5""E n RI"
N'rrra' Tcn,p." e. " """iEr" -; the
r,.al session - - - address - ''"n-
r-cS<r1n .'::;s"n =. Fc>S and u" c'"'-
tiun -, %! .c"S.
Nor. .r-n l.."o eastern ~" ,"a' h":'
:~nn = .ruzen ,."uHilc$ ar" attending III"
convention. The !a"rt.nE 5 '"i"ri"d :"
&c urG Of tie biggest ever hrld by ths
organization.
The convention Opened F',.,!ay morn
!rg with p~""rai w"":Inr IN ih"
Miners TcrnriH. with Ei r".",'&. sur"r-
!ntendcat OK The MuUr"c ,'nut! schools.
nreSidirK Thu !r,rru.Ns address was
featured by An address l.? i'r. Charles
r S,shart. pre- SiI.ut "t Wooster college.
Sumed up his his address was that
the parents and the tc"cjc- are rcSpon-
s.6lc In this r"uatry FOR the finer !m-
PRINTS of character tha: ar" presented
70 the CROWN; chi,i 3n| permitted t.
become u part ~ its being. TIL" de-
struci!na OF Central Eur"rcs ":rs;:.H-
ton hy The world wa- WAS due IL the
PrusSar system ~ eIIrat!"a. !" s;,:oi
which was for the stat" 70 train tire
children along tac princ!pir that "'NiIi-
zation and advancement Sho"'d come
through force 10 harSn!" crItulZcd
Ambassador Harvey for his statement
that America only cntr--l the world
Mar "a save her own SX!a" and not for
humanity IN e"ner.i. The coming arm
amcnt conference" viii decide. h" said
whether the entir" world civilization ~
90 be wrecked as = result oc the Central
Europe catastrophe.
Departmental sessions were held yes
terday afternoon. The discussion Tor
the various SECTIONS OF the schools
proved very Interesting.
Last nights general meeting WAS Goa
tured BY an address by H. -. D"rnIs
superintendent ot vocational training
for the state Of West virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05

u, and Edith V. SpeIdel. Tract Of land
In Martins Ferry. $4,000.
il. Spragg and Sarah T. SpsaSS -
the Community National Bank OF FIusn'
ing. Consideration $1,000.
Afford r. Hall to Nellie V. Hail. TIact
Of land in Iultney twp. Consioeratioh
500.
Margaret J. Weeks and Al1reo d
Weeks to Claudia J. Tschappat. lras'
OF land in ShadysiGe. Consideration -.
Frank 4. ScdEwicE. exec. OF the es'ato
of Hannah NJ. Sedgwick. dec. 70 "eors
e and Gertrude l.. Sedgwick. Tract OF
land in Martins Ferry. *h''oo.
Marriage License
Richard Jones. age 81 II coal mlneh'
and Beatrice Miller, age IS. both Of Bar
ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05
MARTINS FERRY
TWO THOUSAND LIKELY
TO ATTEND BIG Event
Football Battle Between BollAire and
Forty High Chief Topic OF Con-
vsrsation Last Night
Tickets For Special Train Will BE SOLD
At Depot After IA O'Clock Noon
And 1000 Passengers Expected

The sixteenth stree; bail park 1T Fol
lar" W,!i lie the ih'''ra !'r !; ."A~, hA';
at N" population Of tl!S N,% ;":A .'I'"r-
noon. a,rnIHinE :" The tain "f those on
.hr S;r".'lS last nISht. and til" Commits
tee in rharn" OF The Sl'rC!a, train on IN"
PENNSYLVANIA lines - rcuLt;ng on SELL
Ing at least @.upU tickets for "a" IMP
Anr"unC, mcn, has been mad" that
tho tirncts VIII He tl",n up Il nc
places of business where th"j hay" S"cA
on sale at l. u'clu,!, noon 'rdLy. hut
those who are late will hc adj" 20 get
tickets from III" committee" at the
depot before the train leaves.
/; IL understood thnt arrangements
hayr been made To hold c!.a". the p"r-
ton OF the field allotted /" Martins
Ferry unit, the tire of arrival az the
special train. y" tha; others VIII" refuse
tn parrunizr the train Will not nc cr"wH
ed out uf !, scat ~ the early arrivals.
have also been made for
,hc handling OF refreshments on the
train 70 AMI from III" game. and III"
baggage coach wiz Ne opened for IN"
accommodation OF those desiring mot
dogs" and soft drinks. between III"
halves
Nothing cisc, seemed 70 be OF Interest
~ the fans on III" streets last night
n,hcr ,han the coming game a. topic
Of rcuvcr&aiinn AMI with the number or
nrr>,.-s Going from thla city. the local
conn Wi; certainly not PC lacking n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05


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pa 10Y" y" a. fellow,
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beAmoh' C1uhey e'"'" VA -,
Vote 70" l.. L. hr"'hh'.1,, =. ! ~ ~
and W. H. Van S'F"e' nee ','', 49,
stop "Nlr"faSnn'' N r""I'S '"''"H' NV -
taNr% and SECURE h'ttcr s'hoo'S' "o''-"
81 PHufa Church
THO Nous rluh u: -. i"Ui'S E2'S"o'
,.ol church Will hold their regular
r,rrthlv raeot.n: In tho chur. Il use
..,,n, on Walnut street. this evening =
! n.rru,k I,rr.r,.n, matters in r"nn"r'
,f.,, ,,.,n 'a,, saturday cyrr.mG's .up.
NO. a., Nc discussed
,-r,rr..,nr.s 49,. nader way f." the
.I ,r,,.r,,,,,r =,
many -" -" ,, !, ,,
i'nS''nS : -iN'', II" n i,,,,,.,
street Ihr SH'S WI" ~ ''' ''''
%: :; ;HU'S ""Hr'"'
Tu"r" w!li l." ""hrAr'a'S 'a!' ''''''S
sd. :"-rn"rr"w evening ~ 'H' "a Il
c"r ~" :"L"ar'. ''rh" M'~i'n "' '''
''u""n." wN!"h VII l." EiE"n S"n"'% |"
81 iLur" T." >"";al church
Ycunz Peoples Social
iTa,tE.1', ~ e.. ii" m"",''""S 81
-, i,n,..>; Yogn. l,"n'r's IniH" at-
.,.,,L ,>.. meeting ..!l social h"ll N
.,t .r,r,,h r,r,.-. on South ~h,',!
..,,.. l,r ri.at. VA m ."r": rg bus
,.rr,.Is.,, - Sbris'N ~ &c. i
90, IN, &r,inn'as IL" the evening" 80!
Is " t"'lnw"l ny social rr"E:N:n'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05
Candidates working

Every raatid.t" C"r thr support OF
the voters Of this city. on the EcpuNi-
can ticket. has started oar :" work IN
earnest t"r lection aeXt Tuesday ard
all ot the candidates ~" boosting for
;he entire ticket. With tho election only
three days on. a prediction OF The rcsui,
- Impossible but man feel sure ma
the entire Republican ticket VIII again
ia ,.ictoriDua
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05
BIG GRIDIRON GAME
STAGE IS ALL SET

with promise OF good weather. 'hr
stage Is all set FOR the BIGGEST Grid:r"n
classic in the history o. Eastern hh!0.
10 be staged at the Sixteenth street
grounds here this afternoon NJ O'Clock.
The contcsti?y teams Nil I've Eri,H!rc
and Martins Ferry hISh s"hoo. rrdGers.
A new record crowd FOR an Eastern
Ohio high school gam" ia expected.
some nlar~ the total around 5.0nn. hut
school officials are more conservative
saying that tono mar attend the game.
Ferrians are com!ng in Il special train.
Klwans Clubs OF the two towns have
arranged for bands and the roofing Will
he a feature Of :he battle.
Regulars OF both teams will DC in the
Lineup.
.. Final practice OF a light nature was
held las, night
q Competent central board men vii.
off;C!ate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05
Myers Pun srl

Tho funeral scrvi'"s for no-"'hN Car
oi:nc, daughter ~ Mrs Rlancho Myers
who d!cd ut tho family home few days
sro. will hc held from tho riac" OK
death tomorrow afternoon at z o'clock
Roy. William ". French. ras'"" ar ia"
United Presbyterian church VIII or"c!-
re. and the burial will taHs p'uco At
RI,.nr,-lnu rnn,rferY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05
Directors rect.

The regular meeting az mo oEhrHrs
directors rEd cha:rm"n "f Standing
co;rn,lttces Of the T:nnrd % Trade vii
10 he'd at Tho lrivn'c dining room "r
tho r~sch ho;el on Mond3? ut room
Trio cnmplc:"d plans for the "xnanSt'n
OF tho organization viii he nut'lred nj
.ha, tine nrd I fril attendance OF
those called is evpreted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05

C,o- tire" hundred languages ara
spoken IN India.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05
Eitlo Class Meets

Mrs. Ivan Singleton was tho charming
hostess tn Tho rHcmhcrs 90 'hc NonnE
Ladies' Fih;c clnss ~ tho Welsh c"nEr"-
yn;Ion,l church ~ h"- home last n!rht.
Following tho business meeting. pro-
gram ~ snc!a, diversions was rr''%"d
and q luncheon was special fca1!re
of the evenings enjoyment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05
GAYLORD Resumed.

Following An RdJus'm"n: or TIE ar
equity over N" rhc"h-n'f system t''-
lowing the decision or Judge Anderson
n waikout nr tho mln"rs az Gaylord
,,Irc az t'iS city took pace. THO tr"u'
bic vas adjusted. however. md a.! wore
back IN thri- usua, places Icstc-dry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05
Realty Deeds

Der 81. 1921. Notice ordered and con-
tinuNd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05

trrdny In this city enrOute TO their
hvme u: Armstrong; Mills after visit
10 New York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05
1'ScIy

Tie senior CLASS 81 the local h:Gh
=. sd ".t.. =. ;..rty IN ,Ar hall or N"
c. .rrrt r"u>r lt.l evening III honor -! IN"
" cod ,i.vld I"ojhhi team. which played
I.i. yr-I"r,'Nv Ift"rn'"n. Various 70
:. 8! diversions w"y" cnj"ycd throughout
ii. ,,"l.ag and Gaiul: refreshments
Wcrr served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05
ThilnEIo Zoe

IT, TEjinl,.. Ice WAS entertained las:
ri,;Iu: 1T tnr homr Of Mrs. l.. d. G!f-
icr "a Vest A'2in street. Fancy work
.vas t..r cnr"r diversion of IN" evening
ana dainty refreshments were served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05
Gonhart FNnoral.

The remains nr tho late John S"uhar
who d!ei at tho North Wheeling hos
rttal. hare been brought 10 tho. nome
n" htq son. Fr"h N"uha-t CnTT"r o. J"''
.crsoN and Fourth street. whore ne
funeral rc-vir"s will no h"ll this aftc"-
n.rr St 40 n'rlorS. Roy. ". q. llfcr'.
ray,oA Of s.. Johns Lutheran church
:, " rr,ling Will ucGrtatn tnd tn" bur
ial VIII take place At rcninsui. rcmc-
terry. Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05
Meet Monday.

- A fnal rree:inE % tho Repuh,ic1H
city committee AID candidates vii y"
held Monday evening N The council
chamber. city butldIax. Final touches
will be given At this time for the work
on Tuesday In connection With the nlu-
nlcipAl election.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05
jewish Services.

Services were held las; night - :he
Sons OF Israel Temple on NO::S Re-
mont stree. Abraham T~inhurG. stu
Dent at the Hebrew Union college q,
Cincinnati had charge ~ the scrvices.
He will also have charge o. the chI.-
'dren's service Saturday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05

Tho rcr,a!ra OF Mrs MAJ E'7alEth
k,rr,. well known resilient OF llrH.and
O.. who di"l at III" city h"";';al ,n''
loving h'ief ll'rcSP. wrr" sh'rH'd -
tho former home ~ A,,Ianc". o.. yc,-
,crt!ay afternoon. wh"rc ~" funeral Ser
,!ccs ana in;"rmcnt vii! tnkr place
The G.cro Sod was 30 ycars "t aHo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05
Home Today.

J. Maxwell DuEa. EcllaIre eN-ser",c~
man who has bean attending :te ra
'tional convention N Kansas C!ty VIII
return 10 his home h"rc To-Day. AZ IN"
next meeting Of Post No. -. American
Legion. - this city. 10 Mil suhmi. It
report. lie wrote home tina, l.nnn Oh"
cS service men were IN tho parade.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05

The oenC!alH ~ the Service star
i."sI"n charter In this city announce
tN%t they wi" HAY" f"at tn 49,"
Ponce parade, and plans are being ma'e
b. tho committee IN Charge "a p!"-
PAGE IN clahoratn affair Announce
r,nn,s are ~~rec;rd {" come IN from
Hthcr organizations IN town IN tho near
futvrc OF their plans nlon g;hIS line.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05
To Bury GARBAGE

After anG>hcr lnte!miSs'"rj oF S"N"ia'
days Health Officer W. =. Tlt"n ar
u"nn""I 'hai tn" collection ~ T7r0Nrc
Will a2ain hc resumed 49, ~ In':.".
rs rev arrangements E1"" been mad"
Cor tlcpnral. The refuse will hc buried
., th" foot nr John street. wh!rH IL rear
the bias, furnace Of tho Wheeling S;"c.
=. =, lrNm rnrlnanN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05

The caste of characters for the pa
eeant, The Mission OF the Church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05

Joe SahliaE. u Glencoe coal miner IL.
Jared In ;he No. HAhc- mine At that
place when caught beneath 4 fail "'
stone il reported 20 hc improving nice.
" at the CITY hospital. \: hrs, Il was
feared that the mans hack was broken
but this did not prove tire case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05
rev. Palmer Speaks.

Rev. J. II. Palmer pastor Of tho l"ca;
First Methods; Episcopal, churrh Viii
have charge Of the Salvation Armv scr
vics this evening A. IN" halt on talon
street z. 5 o'clock. Hts sermon gives
81 T.,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-10
P0ST0FFICE HAS
APPEARANCE BIG
PRODUCE HOUSE
CHICKS BEING SHIPPED BY
PARCEL POST; DE GRAssI
DENIES BEING FATHER

Has Postmaster Ne Oiassl a chicken
ranch and has he converted tho United
stated postuifivv into poultry house
tie has not Mr.. he Oraspl h authority
Tor the dcnial,
That Iatruns II the office Thursday
were Warranted IN asking why the
chlcks the postmaster admits. hut he
has the explanation. ChiCkr are one 1t
the few live things admitted n the
larc,l pos, service This n the season
u the year when chicks are being matt
ed. ~ times the pcs, offirc II fillcd with
the duwnv little chitpcrS, II was the
rlsc ~ one time Thursday,
Grated and confined IN llltlo hoSos.
the chicks made II known they were
live ,ackases Of mail and cngsod post,
office patrons ~ wonder II u was hatch,
ing time az the hig incubator ~ Il the
postutiicc had bocn made the annex Ia
a poultry yard
The chicks heard In the Amarillo
posrfficc w,r only transitory. SAYS
Postmaster he Gassl. Thuy we're ON
their way trom IN, hig hatchcrcs In
Kansas. Missouri. and llowic. Texas. "a
rural customers Thousands of them
PASS through the poNofficc weekly,
Says the postmaster. Assurance IL civ.
IN that reptile. wildcats and porcuplncs
are haired from transmissal through
the mails
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-10
cows mE,D IN arARANriNE

HERi.lN, June Cows donated to
Germany by American iarmcrs are No.
INK held In quarantine NJ i'rcmen. FIX
pcrls s,v that hlood tests have disclosed
meteorological hoiicH canahlc at trans
hitting Texas fever hu, thu, the AMI
mnls "arc otherwise IN good health"
The nuroau at Animal Industry In
Washington has held that the mosquito
which transmits Texas fever Infection
does no, exist In tormnny, hu, IN. on
pcris here have decided there IL u poa'
Flhlllly that moppulocs were brought
over with the cuwE and have RECON-
incndcd that the entire shipment lie
kept IN communal stables IN the largo
cities.
The German lied cross which II d.
rccting the llr,rlhulion of the glIt COWS
has consented Ia this ARRANGEMENT aud
milk from the COWS h hclng distributed
among the poor children Ut llrcmen'
The situation, huwcvcr, has aHnln re-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-10
PoLlceMEn's BENEFIT
fM0ohAM GETS REHEARSAL

The first rehearsal fur the cahare;
minstrel and song revue 10 h. given
~ the pcandi theatre June % and "a
e . policemens hsnefit Was held In the
Hard q City Development, rooms
THURSDAY nigh, under the direction ~
n n. oouinn.
Min Margaret o1ier Il In charge ~
the female members ~ the east whicl
viii Include Misses Jessie Dawson
Pauline Rr>>ier. Mlnnie Madden. Nina
Cunningham. Amslistta Dancer. Col.
die pancsr. Doris Nohle.. fet,y orier.
lScis Nance. Katherine ri,tman. Es,elle
0nrnsr and Marguerite Rker and Mrs,
y. y. rhiilips. Jr.. and Mrs. Henry
Ansl.y.
TIE male members 20 the cast. IN
eaarGe u Prank winkisr are Gsorge
hrn. WIZ noyce. jimmie Malone. Ralph
Ieanx. DR.. " Y. rarcslls. l..cnard
vahue. herssrt venahls. W. H. smith
0sosee 4. smith. Harold l.. shansr. \
q. oAepard. irwin rolxlen. otis I. VII
enns and Mr.. Chandler.
Nanra ~ all East memh~rs and the
parts they arr 10 play viii h. announced
ounn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-10
olPTIsTs HAVE
THO VICTORIES
PROTESTED VOID
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oSEl

CONTINUED lRoM FACE ONkl
which reads; 'playing baseball with q
regular team shall make a person In
eligible for membcrshlp en- the league
team" b. interpreted to mean;
I'll That any player engaged In play
ing Sunday baseball shall. upon agree
tins 20 quit Sunday BASEBALL, b. cllslhl,
Tor memhership on team IN this
leasue Il aid player has qualified un.
Err Section I. Article NJ.
", That any participation In. ~
intent TO participate IN sunday hasc.
ball game as playcr-such as going
60 . game In uniform and sittlng on
tAe bench with q tcam-shall h. con
sidervd q violation III the rule and sub.
5ect the offender 20 penalty assessed
BY the executive hard q the hague.
by throwing out the two games, ths
offenders have caused the hp,ists u
b compelled to play Ter two games
oeunnly won. and they win no, he cllsi
o1e 90 participate In them when thcy
are played over. according to the mo
olcn akscd.
The LEAGUE passed a motion tina, n,
man shall he eligible Ia play on any
tram Who WAS not a rosiden, II ANA
RHO on o. before. June ~, 1920; no'
shAn any man formerly residing here ~
whcse family resides here. hut who pre-
vious 70 this date was himself residing
N another place on % before this date
- eligible TO play, except such boys
rsG6ding here who are now at,snding
Cu1l~Ron mr. univerxlftr< No player
eligihis on one team shall switch or be
switchsd to any usher team and IL
made eligible after June 10
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-10
SECOND HEARING
ON RA|lW0RKERs'
WAGE CUT CLOSES

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)
have faith IN this heard. n II an oN'
pertinent hut believe u II ono ~ the
guatrst experiments over undertaken
hy civilized government, So iar ~
,hls read In concerned, u VIII obey cv'
trN decision IT the beard even " u
takes us into the hands at the rc'
roivpr"
Mr. Sargent pleaded for more len
lent stand ON thu cight hour day, de.
,luring that mo living man over made
a. suc,vss - NE an Nhnurs u dav,"
Unusual sliuntiuuh demanded harder
md longer work he Said, urEtnR that
h,th employer aud employees work to'
gothvr to harmonlEc thu railroad indus
try.
Heads ,of the lllg Four brotherhood
expressed their appreciation ~ the
"Fplrit ~ cooperation" shown nv Ar,
Sargcn, and other rail Representatives
ard the cae war con ludcd with the
exception ~ a dispute over tho riEht
at the Pullman company a. appear In
the hearing, Chairman ihrton am
nouncvi that the hoatd would NJ, To-
morrow to consider the Pullman appll'
cation further
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-10
bean law Ie~s Two Victims,

Eli pASp, TcNas--CharEcs ot liquor
violations against two men have been
dismissed because NJ the recent death
of the prohibition officers who were to
appear ~ witnesses,
u. n swain, charged with pos-' ssing
five quarts at liquor un January 10,
was arrested by r. ", Walker who
was fatally wounded a few DAYS later IN
n dayhsh, hattie with smugglcrs,
Ricardo limlnez, charged with pos
s,ssing IA quarts ~ liquor an January
=, was arrested by l., y, Beckett who
later was killed a, N, Shcarman ranch
cas-, at W raso, where he had gonc tn
ISSUE a warrant.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-10
rREAsrRY nEPAHrMENr. 5

'r'EH@E - TIT ~ MINT NWI7'I
vislng Archncct's oftcc Washington.
n G., June s. issi.-sEALED PRO.
fosAl.s Win he op,nei IN this office
Al D m. June 80. 1891. fF the con.
-,i 1ction q mailing shcd at the United
states iW~ioffic.. Amarillo. Texas
prswing and specialization may he Cd.
tanned from the Custodian - the build
ms. Amarillo TcNas ~ a, this ,ffic..
IN the Discretion 81 The Supervising
Archiiee, Jas A. wcsmot,. Acting
super NlslnE Architect
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-10
FLOOD DANGER
IN OKLAHOMA
REPORTED over
esvs,s-vnsvsvsss ss~ 90. sss.sess
~ Associated rr-~s.

OKLAHOMA CITY, June q.-flood
Wat0~ irOm the South Canadian River
tonight had passed the south central
portion vt thc state and the cas, por'
ton reported the river and it. ,rihu'
,arics slowly rising, although me- seri'
nus damage was reported Southwest
ern Oklahoma and Northwestern Texas
was sian virtually IA, Oft from tclc'
uhonc and ,elcgaphic communications,
according e. telephone and telegraph
company officials The hght raiafall
reported over the s,atc "Wednesday
continued t~iay.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-10
WALLACE INVITED
TO ADDRESS HOUSE


" Nts7flhIfH TTVNt.
AUSTIN, TEXAS Jun, al. {. Wal.
lacc SECRETARY II agriculture uf the
United States, has accepted Governor
Ncffs Invitation t. address thu Texas
lse.slsturo al the s!sclal svssiun IN July
IN the pink bol worm situation and
the nc,essity II legislation o. proven,
the sl'rcad cf the INSECT IN Texas. tie
viii make the Address some time before
July 20.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-10
llnlnur Trnrior l'luw

The shares ~ quebec Inventors
ira tor nluw move uansvcfac'v ON cnu'
less belts IN the machine moves over
the ground. width thereby IN titled ~
wo directions at once,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-10
NOTICE.!

Every member ~ the wocirnan CIR
ele IL most earnestly requested 20 b,
Al ,hc mee,ing Friday nlgp June 10th
Very Important husincss><pont Tail a.
ccme JENNIE LLNDRLooM.
Guardian
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-10
FIND TWO MORE
BODIES FROM
PUEBLO FLOOD

~ Associated rr>s
PUEBLO. June s,~srhc finding NJ
two unidentified bclles ncar Avon,l,lc,
Colorado to-day hroush, the flccd DEATH
list AZ local morgucs t. a., The hod'
lee were those Of a slrl and a mai,
1nfaAi.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-10
New Auto Orsllslaure,

Two hoadligh,s and me tail llsh,
mus, h. carried on your car IN Amarillo
else WIN src subject to arrest 7, Is
the latcs, order cf the chief NJ snlice.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-10

vivcd ,llacunsion IL the advlsabllity Of
donating COWS Ia Germany, whore there
IN such u SHORTAGE ~ feed that native
livestock IN suffering.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-10
STEAMER ASKS
AID TO STAND
NEAR FOR HELP
REPORTS WATER IN ENGINE
ROOM AFTER STRIKING
AN ICEBERG


y AssosAtsd fFus.
ST. JOHNS. y, y, June g.-Thv
American freight steamer Chariot.
which struck an icchcrg about 200 mites
of the New foundsnd ccasi last night,
reported late tonight tina, thu water had
reached the fire room and asked the
usarest steamer TO stand BY.