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New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
League 10 Stabilize
Currency Of Austria
Financial Comani,see Also Pro.
poses New Bank of Issue
al Vienna
From The Tribunc's European Bureau
Con-ri2h8 1921 Nnr- Nnrlc r,.il,,,r. La.

4 iOHb fA 4 ItOU'C GbTOpP1n EoUrCnU
Copyright, 1921. New York Tribune Inc.
LONDON, May 24.-The stabilization
of Austrian currency and the creation
OF new bank Of issue at Vienna form
the nucleus of the program of tie
financial committee of the League OF
Nations, which met in London to-day
TO consider the report Of the deleca-
tion which has returned from its in
quiry iii Austria. The first proposal
possibly viii 'inc1udc the rection
Of new monetary units, to be accom-
piished through government economies
and an internal loan to balance the
budget.
The bank, with capital of huu-
dred million francs, will administer the
new financial policy, in connection
with Allied advisers.
Not only. the Austrian government,
but all political parties agree on this
scheme. which seems likely to be put
into effect soon. Financial experts also
contemplate foreign loans 70 Austria
and the relaxation of Allied repara-
ton demands for twenty wears.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25

unless an imperative necessity, ipvolv.
+. ING the security OF France, arises"
Relieves wirth Hencst
premier BRAND said he WAS con.
viaeed of the good faith and loyalty 81
the government Of Chancellor wirts
and that it was trying to live UP to It's
promises.
The Premier asked the Chamber fol
q vote OF eon6douce on his policy
toward Gormany.
N. BRAND insisted that "the Chamber
must assume its responsibility, as /
have mine" if it wished the occupation
of the Ruhr.
"If the Chamber is not satisfied be
cause / have not imposed Immediate
penalties 1t will say SO, he added.
Tho Italian government. replying to
the French governments request that
the Allies take joint action at Berlin
TO Impress the German government with
the necessity Of checking the movement
ct volunteers to Silesis, says that il
has Instructed it's Ambassador az Ber-
lin 20 join with the French Ambassador
In the necessary approximations.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25

and Premier Witos having urged him
to remain in office until the Silesian
situation is settled.
Great excitement was caused by dis
patches from Silesia reporting that
from 10000 to $4,000 German regulars
were concentrating from three dircc.
tions upon the industrial district oi
Upper Silesia in an offensive against
Polish insurgents,
The Polish government, according to
reports in diplomatic circles, has taken
strong stand and is doing everything
possible to avoid a clash with Germany
1t is admitted that the Paris govern
ment has exercised some pressure on
Poland
President Pilsudski is said to be de-
termined to oppose any violation Of the
Versailles Treaty by Polish armed
forces and to seek q settlement OF the
trouble by NEGOTIATION.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
Nescs Of Teuton Inuasion
Stirs Tun,ult II, Warsatv
Cabinet Is Called in Extraor.
dinery Session; Crisis i,s
MinisErY q Com pLicnfior.

WARSAW, May 2S (By The Assocl-
ated Press) delayed ).--The Cabinet
met in extraordinary session when
news was received that German often
sivs had begun IN Upper Slesia, and
there was discussion Of the situation,
which has been complicated by the
threatened Cabinet crisis arising from
the resignation of Foreign Minister
SaFie..s: and the Ministers of Labor
and Agriculture.
The resignation of N. Sapieha has
not been accepted, President Pilsudski
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25

patton in world affairs ss y;o,..,
one of the President's nsaasoil ,saaIsIoil u
promises was sent TODAY b!p !ppss,sleetisa
Lyman Wilbur, wife Of ths nls. Rsy
Of stanford University as n,.gis .ggifsssidsal
the Woman's League for rpitghsldent th et
Treaty. The telegram read, 'Hs Pescs
We protest against the
,, ,5ed statement Of Ambassado,,' o,'Iua'hcs. u
that America would not direetlvn Marcy
directly have anything TO do y ,,,;e o. 10
association Of nations. We IN aay
as American citizens We besi ina.
grossly naisrepresepted. sinso se oesA
assured by you in preaIee,,nss "efs
gram that the United stton stat.s tele.
enter an association ~ nations Eould
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25

tions received by him from the State
Department, and ns official utterances
voicipg the sentiments and policies OF
the United States government and
whether communications approving or
disappearing the utterances Of hmbas-
sador Harvey on this occasion bave
been addressed to him by the Depart
mont of State"
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25


and girls of sixteen and seventeen
years.
1t is estimated that 30 per cent
Of the voters Of Belfast went to the
polls, and that the Mationalists and
Sjnn Feincrs in the western division.
where Joseph Devln, Nationalist mem
ber of tho British House Of Commons
for Belfast, is running with one Nation
slist and two Sim Feiners, pollcd as
high as 9S per cent of the votes.
First reports fror, outside counties
indicate similar scenes there, both side 5
seeing that every voter casts his or her
vote. Strabane, in County Tyrone, re-
ported a heavy pQll, but all was quiet
An outbreak of stone throwing and re-
volvcr firing occurred in the vicinity
of st, Matthew's CGth olic Church, which
is situated in the Orange quarter on
Newtownards Road, the center of the
ing, but which was expected to be quiet
this year.
Counting May Require Days
Counting Of the votes will not COM
mence until . o'clock Wednesday morn
ing and will continue until 6 O'Clock
in the evening, at which time it will
be adjourned until Thursday. 1t is
rossib!e the Belfast results will be
known Wednesday night, but the, others
Will not be in for several days. There
are 5S polling divisions, with 3SS poll
ing stations in Belfast alone.
Only in the north OF Ireland were
ballots cast. as the nominations for
the southern Irish Parliament we're
made without contest, which was tan
tamount to election
DUBLIN, May "a A fight between
police and armed citizens lasting FIVE
hours occurred near Newport, County
Mayo, to-day. Ono policeman was
killed and an inspector was wounded.
Reinforcements outfanked the civilians
and pursued them, wourding one.
Forty armed men entered the house
Of Patrick Briordy, shoemaker Of
Cavan, and took him to the fields, where
they shot him dead. A notice was
pinned to the clothing saying that
Briordy had been shot by order of the
Irish Republican Army.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
Women Treaty Backers
Protest Harvey Speecl,

SAN FRANCISCO, May IA tele.
gram to President Harding protesting
against Ambassador Haryey's speech
at London regarding American partici-
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
Alfonso Decorates RernE,ardf

MADRID, May 24.--King Alfonso TO-
day personally received Sarah Bern,
hardt and pinned the Cross of Alfonso
XII on her breast.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
Riots Mark
Ulster, Poll:
Y oters Beaten

(contInyed from paso oas,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-01
DEEP RIVER NOVELTY
ORCHESTRA IS COMING

Jack Eogcrs. chairman ~ the en-.
tertainment committee Tor the Auto.
mohlle-Style show 10 l'e held simultan.
'ously with the annual convention ~
The Buyers and Sellers Ass,ciation.
February p. 20 and %. h receiving
congratulations OF his associates on
his ability to land the Deep Rive
Novelty Orchestra" as the chief muSi
al feature q the program.
Willard Robson. manager II the
Deep River" aggregation In letter
o AIR. Rogers states tina, two picc-s
have bene added 10 his organization
and that the repertoire II extended >,
~ TO include every thing that is late
catchy" and destined 20 BE- loved b,
Nmarillo and Plains Country people
Those who have heard the Deer
River Novelty Orchestra during IA.
present season state that there l. q
treat treat In store for all who attend
he show.
In addition % the celebrated orches
"a. Mr. Rogers has something up hn
deeve' By way a. supplemental enter
'ainment, and those who know any
hing ~ his versatility, state that r.
all deliver the goods on a scale
imply Justifying all advance estimates
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-01
SHOT THROUGH BODY,
BOY RESTING WELL

Carl Dean. n. who was brought 10
Amarillo sunday night and placed IN
ST. Anihony's slnitarium. was report.
81 az a late hour Monday night as
resting well Young Dean. who lives
With his uncle. Tom Humans. on q
farm between washhurn and Claude.
accidentally shot himself Sunday even.
ing with S. caliher revolver. Sunday
morning b" took his revolver to tho
barn 10 clean u and went hack late
Sunday o. get u ana take u TO the
house when In some way the weapon
was Discharged The bullet struck
him about Two inches above and Ia the
left u the navel. puncturlng the s,om
ach and performing his intrstines and
finally lodged IN the muscles u his
back. The bullet was located by
means - an N.ny His physicians
found u necessary 10 remove several
inches OF intestine and this operation
was made more difficult ~ the fact
that The int-st!ncs had been leaking
Tor several hours before the operation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-01
BAPTIST BOYS GET
CRAVING FOR GAME
WHO'LL TAKE THEM
uTER FIRST WEEK ~ fEBRI.
AIRY THEY CHOOSE AL BOiS'
TEAMS or PLAINS.

A basketball team WIS organic, I
from the membership ~ the BAPTIST
Church Junior lhacl sunday school
class Monday afternoon. with Robert
wheeler az manager and Clehmns
wlllingham a. captain
Tn, entire membership 81 the team
= 10 b, taken fr0m the Junior illrica
class. she personnel II the latter IN
'ludlng approximately forty hoys'rang.
lng from sixteen 20 twenty years Thl
team viii BE- ready 10 play after Mon.
day. February ,ih. and viii take ala
hallengcrs from any team In the
Plains Country - Texas composed og
oys Of thu same ages. whether from
high school colleges or local town
teams
Expressions 81 enthusiasm were
heard from the officers and member.
ship II the team and there can h. H..
lie doubt that they are entering this
nieTpriss with determination To- put
their class ON the map"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-01
Had Terrible Cough
And Night Sweats


In December. 1919. had fearful
c"urh. and nv phvsicia1 ordered M" g.
change climate Immediately. went
10 san Antonio. Texas. and entered 2
Sani,arium. Left there and camc 10
Okl,homa city In October. 1915. Had
no appetite. could not sleep. had night
sw' us and was losing from one To three
pounds a week. also had oat1rrh ~
the bowels which the doctors md been
unrble 20 relieve
Relatives urged me To try Milks
Emulsion. did 10 and began n i'm.
prove slowly az first but steadily nv
weigh, has increased ~ pounds. have
no temperature. and my cough Is about
gone. can eat heartily Nscp vel
and am working a, my trade again -
V. ". Neff 80 No. Dewey ST. Okiiho.
ma CITY Okla.
Nature docs wonders IN fighting of
dis'us" " given the chance. Miiks
Emulsion. Ii powerful help In provid.
inr strength and flesh. y costs moth
Ing to try.
MllkS Emulsion In pleasant. rutIi.
i've food and corrective medicine. n
restores healthy. natural bowel action.
dolng away with all need II pills and
physics II promotes appetite and quick
" puts the digestive organs In shape
o. assimllate food. Chronic stomach
trouble and constipation are promptly
relieved
This IN the only solid emulsion mace
and 90 palatablc that Il II eaten with
a spoon like Ice cream.
No matter how severe your case. you
are urged 10 try Mllks Emulsion under
this guarantee six bottles home
with you. Use II according To directions
and " n, satisfied with the results
your money viii be- promptly refunded
Price 5sc aid $3.50 per bottle. The MIiks
Emulsion Co. Terre Haute. Ind sold
10y druggists everywhere.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-01
CHURCH PARTY To
PROVE GREAT TREAT
JUNIOR BARRACKS ARE PLANNING
FOR MT SOCIAL EVENT FOR
BAPTIST CHURCH PARLORs.

tn. Junior inraca Sunday School
class II tho First Baptist church AN.
nounocs an entertainment IN the church
parlois Thursday evening at 4 o'clock.
Invitations have bern ,A,cndcd to NJ
hast sixty boys and erls. and II II an.
iitipatcd that the program while la
formal. will lr one uf thu greatest ever
gwen 100 Amarillo.
In charge cd, this entertainment as an
arrangements committee the following
hay" h'n n1W,l T. T.. Durham. ~.
chairman. John O1kcs. and Jake Nu
gent. d.
IL b. urd,i ul that 90, young peo.
pie ,,ill have assistance from SOME OF
the adult workers In the church and
with r1mos. refreshments and other
pleasing features now assured. cNcrf
one viii have great time
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-01
GOODLY SUM RAISED
FOR HUNGRY PEOPLE
At SUNDAY SHOWS
THREE LOCAL TIlE iTRES CROWD
ID TO LIMIT 70 WITNESS
FREE II NDN CiliHiTi

The crowds that attended the Euro.
p.aD Relief Fund ben. no performances
ut heal theatres sunday Afternoon that
Manager lloss - Rogers. IT the Mis-
sion. p,andi and Olympic theatre Z
found % necessary o. give a perform.
uner o.; m, Olympic II was originally
planned 20 giNr performances ~ thu
Mission and D,ludl theatres hut III.
teen minutes after the doors were
opened u was sr,n that these twl
houses would be- unable o. accommO.
date the crowds ~ Manager Rogers
opened the Olympic
u Is .s'imai that 1900 people AZ.
tended the shows and that fully 5000
more were turned away 4 total ~
ti53.i0 was contributed % the Eur.
pean Relief Fund hy the audiences ana
IN, firm ~ lyc, Ford & Rogers an
nounc'd this mcrning that they wOuli
donate $3.50 which viii bring the to
tai W to $500. AZ the Dcandi theatre
ss.1ii was donated. ~ the Mission.
tl73.0, and AZ the Olyiupic. ti6S7.
This money vas sent Monday io the
State secretary OF the movement TO bc
forwarded g. Franklin X Lane. a;
Washington. treasurer 81 the European
Relief Fund.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-01
BIC SUNDAY SCHOOL
AMARILLO CHURCH
BEATS ALL RECORDS
CENTRAL PREsByTERIiNs PLACE
PAST RECORDS FOR ATTEND.
ANCE IN CLASS OF PAST
EVENTS.

Sunday morning the SUNDAY School
" Oh" Central Presbyterian Church
reached the high peak In attendance
when iia were present. Five hundrc
~ the goal that has been set The In.
tcf.stlng and remarkable fact about
the steady growth ~ the rr,shytcrinl
Sunday School II that no drive 90 80,
cial campaign ia being employed .tu
stimulate attendance. The growth n
entirely natural and due to the per.
sonal work 81 teachers and pupils
~ the n n'cloJk service the church
was crowded o. cap,ii, Mrs Robert
Wilson sang u beautiful Solo. "Comr 80
blessed" ia y Thomson preach" :
on the text. ~ Death Noi Yet Appear
What ", Shall Be developing IN.
idea that life Is ION ~ surprises from
The cradle TO the grave even though We
make the most detailed plans for lif'.
hut 1'l things work cat tor tho gooi
II the people who do their best. Two
now W"mhers were added "a az,
Church. A number OF visitors from
iump1 attended the morning soryir..
\, night. D.. Thomson preached q
q crowded hous. on the subject From
IN" Eyebrows tn presenting the
thought that since man was made 10
the Image of God. his Gollikc cha
actciis;los must be- found not In the
hody hut In The Intellectual and morii
sphere. Several members ~ the ftc
ulty ~ West Texas state Normal ~
Canyon attended the evening services
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-01
KNOCKS OUT
CHEST COLDS
Regis Mustarine Goes some-Ofien
Chest Colds Go Over Night.
COSTS ALMOST NOTHING

Ton minuiees after you rub Bcgy'-
Musiarine on that sore. tigh,cnin
ches, yos'll know that you've struck
a q,ack result producer sai IL bound
90 conquer the inflammation.
L. II any wonder that thousands
swe by !, when one 3Occnt box Is
equal to so of the hes, mustard plas.
tiers that your grandmother ever made
And Begy's Mus,arine. which comes
In yellow box ad Is made Of real
yellow mustard. cannot blister. Bear
tina, In mind.
But when you have any ache OF
pain ar lumbago neuralgia. neuri,is
sore throat or any inflammation ~
congestion. he sure and rub Il ON free
~. It's the Quickest Pain Killer on
Earth. J. W. Collins Drug CO.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-01
PAL ME RS VIEWS.
Of TEXAS HIGHWAYS.
IN PLAIN LANGUAGE
MANAGER or DAILAsCANADIAN.
DENVER HIGHWAY rEIAs
PERTINENT on ROADS.

1HrNTDEn-rB
Frank n. lamison. Secretary Manager
of the Panhandle.Plalns Chamber al
Commerce In In receipt lof iettei
nom w. A. Palmer 81 Canadian. Sec
rotary. Manager q the Dallas Cana
dian.Denver highway association. Much
interest has been aroused over thu,
seem BY the letter which follows
Between September and December
18th. I Travelled over the entire system
of the highway from Boulder. colotadc
10 Galveston. Texas, and 20 Oklahoma
City and childress Meetings were
held In nearly all the towns with the
Commercial Clubs business men and
eoanty commissioners IN which the i'm
provemeEi Of the highway was urged
! am E,sated TO report that the people
sre greatly interested IN the highway
sd there II actual Improvement going
on OF contracted Tor In every county
on the entire system. In some counties.
as much az 5000 per mile will be spen,
In Improvement. New bridges are be
ine constructed In many counties.
A contract has been let Tor the per
naansnt marking q the highway ,hri
the state Of Oklahoma. I; IL impoaslhl,
10 state just now when all Of the roat
VIII bs marked but u Wrll DO done No
sson a. poNlhle. AL towns In the other
states are urged 60 wee 20 II that their
sactions are marked well before jun
lit.
The entire highway has been rclog
ged and the new iogbooks are In th'
hands of the publishers and will b.
ready for delivery by April II, II not
sooner. Most Of the towns on the sys
TEN ~ well AZ many patrio;ic business
firms have bought space In the log
books. These books are valuable ad
vertising mediums and the towns that
Do not have space will LOSE q good op
portunity 60 boost their sections
The leading towns have been urged
90 establish tourist camping parks bl
June let 20 that our highway may be
cosne more popular with the travelling
world. for many people on their yaea
ton trips wan, 10 camp and lead the
simple life. ! want 20 publish list
@@-faA ttAt AetH VI etl NtNUo AtAA
parks established.
One 81 the most important things ~
Connection with the highway Is the main
tenance az Il, This has been urged
AZ al times. I, does not matter hov
much money II spent In construction
there can he no good roads without
propry maintenance care. Dirt roads
must be systematically dragged aftes
the rains.
Remember our annual convention IN
Efk City sometime IN early June. We
want 10 make this one Of the big road
meetings Of the year. We want every |
town on the entlre system 10 have dele |
safss present Get your road In shape |
before June lat because We viii have .
biz tourists business this summer and
fall n our road Ii IN good condition.
Let our motto be: A GOOD ROAD /
AND a SQUARE DEAL FOR EVERY |
PERSON THAT DRIVES OVER IT.
FIX THE ROAD. MARK TT
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-01

which was left on my porch and Il re-
minded me that when ! was a young
girl | took several bottles Of Lydia +.
Pihkham's Vegetable Compound. So
she went 20 the drug store and got a
bottle and after the second one she could
eat and has not had backaehe since. In
all she took six bottles Of IL. She goes
to school and on Saturdays helps with
the Homework. She is normal. healthy
girl now and We recommend your medi-
cine. You have my permission 10 publish
this letter as a testimonial for the Vege-
table Compound. Mrs. FRANK SEL-
ebert. $50 Larabee ST., Horizon, Wis.
Mothers all over the country have
found Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound TO be 4 most reliable remedy
for such conditions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-01
COMMITTEE or FIFTEEN
MEET FOR DISCUSSIONS

Tie committee Il fifteen which was
elecicd at the citizens mass meeting
las, saturday .or the purpose Il select
ing two candidates for city commits
sion ~ No. ! and No. :. met last
nlgii AT sewn thirty oclock at the
county court house. Judge william
6oy's. who received the highest popu
lar vote Tor election on the committee
was In charge OF the meeting.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-01
NATIONAL SCOTT OFFICER
TO VISIT ~ AMARILLO

Local Roy Scouts and their Scout
masters are jubilant over the an
nounccment tina, J. T.. Fitch. National
Field Scout Executive viii b. In Anna
rillo Thursday for tho purpose OF ~
KAN zlng a Scout Council In Amarillo
All persons interested in the organiza
iion q a Council here are urged 20 M,
prescni AZ the offices q the Cit,
Light 4 Water Co.. Thursday night .,
$50 O'Clock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-01
STRUCK By MOVING CAR,
TWO BOYS ARE INJURED

Two hixh school boys. Dave Fred
sos Lincoln. and Norman Burgess. 500
Polk. were struck by an automobile
said TO have been driven by Clarence
Huford. 1910 Hayden Street. while
crossing the street In front Of the high
school building. NJ about three O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. Young Burgess
sustained q fracture Of the leg. Jus,
below the knee: the Fred hoy 20, OF
with sprained ankle. The latter
was knocked senseless by the car
watch passed over him: the former
caught onto the iron; IL the autorno.
hlle which hit him and was dragged
sicng the pavement until the drive,
sncceeded In stopping his car.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-01
HIGH MASONIC WORKER
STOPS OFT N CITY

Noble william "Bnl" Watkins was
ealrr a, khiHa Temple headquarters
yesterday. He II member Of Fl MAZDA
Temple al II Paso II also an honorary
u degree Mason and d member of Fl
Paso consis,ory No. ,. he having re-.
ceived this honor In the same class with
Po,entate George S,apleton.
Noble Watkins Il suffering from In.
nammatory rheumatism and was on his
way 10 Ho, Springs. Ark. for treatment
He IL locomotive engineer running
out Of Tucumcar IN the l.. =. a : W
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-01
cARL FLUEGEL BURIED
MONDAY AFTERNOON

Funeral services Cor Carl FIeugel
80 az. who died early Sunday morn
result, of injuries received
wnenNs was run over By an au,orno
'bue ia Saturday evening. were cor
uncted NJ the family home clever,
miles s'swes, q Amarillo Monday
n1cfnins fsn O'Clock by the Rev
Hinge I" &yon. lntermeni wn,
MADE m saie cemetery six msis.
east % cany
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-01
PANHANDLE MAPS HAVE
ATTRACTED MUCH ATTENTION

REQUESTS for the map Of the Pan
handie which e being distributed b,
thc Hnhantle. Plains Chamber q.
Commerce are numerous said Franz
~. Jameson. Monday. I'VE have oni,
recently had a reaucs, for one of ,hesa
maps from a town In the pFovince Of
Aanifola. Canada another came from
P1stsburs, Pa. said AR. Jameson
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-01
EpwARDs GIssN CONTRACT
FOR sQsooL PICTURES

> Edwards studio. Amarillo M.
been awarded the eS,ract 10 NAY,
We pictures which win h uued An ~,
Prairie. the annual pue a,,or :, ~, ~.
West Texas State Novnh Mr. g
Edwards wpnt 20 can, uona.,
nornlne 90 hsgln taking tho psr,grc.
sane 500 Individual pictures MIN !.
u.sl m the annual.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-01
$4,000 JEWELS FOIND
~ ThNiCAB DRIVER


" Asses~'Sfed fFess
CHICAGO. Jan. 3i.-Charles Mummy
uxicah driver. found 50 .000 worth
Of jewels tied up IN piece ~ black
velvet while sweeping out his cab 10
day. No claimant 10 the Jewels has ap
peared. and the police have started an
investigation 20 find u they are par
II the 10, obtained IN recent Jcweir,
store holdups.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-01

with backache and a
bad feeling in her
stomach. When she
got 10 the table 10
eat she did not want
anything. while be-
fore she was sU hun
CRY she could hardly
wait for her dinner.
The doctors gave her
medicine but IL did
not help her. One
day | was reading q
little book of YOURS