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The Washington herald., 1921-12-20
infantry.

In18atTys
Maj. John W. Hyatt, detailed a.
instructor. infantry. Massachusetts,
National Guard with station at
Boston, Mass.
Capt Charles II. Kivlen, detailed
as assistant Instructor of military
science and tactics. New York Uni
York.
Capt George Z. Butler, to the
Second Corps Area Training Center,
Camp Dix. New Jersey.
Cavalry,
Capt. Erskine A Franklin, as
signed to the SecoEd Cavalry, Fort
Riley. Kans-
Capt Hugh Mon. Gregory to the
Ninth Cavalry. He will proceed to
San Francisco. Cal, and report to
the commanding general Ninth
Corps Area for temporary duty
pending departure of transport
scheduled to sail for Manila. Philip
pine Islands.
Coast Artillery.
Capt. Harold G. Archibald. as as
sistant professor military science
and tactics. University of Kansas,
Lawrence, Ksns.
D.
to the coast defenses of Portland,
Fort williams. Me.
First Lieut. Charles S. Denny will
return 10 the United States on the
flrst available transport. Upon ar
- rival he will proceed to Fort Adams,
Rhode Island, and report In person
to the commanding oficer. coast de-
lenses, Narragansett Bay, for as
signment to duty.
Field ARTILLERY.
Each Of the following named Of
hcers will return to the United
States on the hrst available trans
port and upon arrival will proceed
to Camp Dix. New Jersey, and re-
port In person to the commanding
general for duty:
Capt rttai A Luke. December 81.
Capt. william II. Quaterman, jr,
January IL, 1924.
Medical Corps.
Each of the following named Of
fcers will report In person to the
command general, First Corps
Area, for duty:
Maj. Edgar z. Hume, Capt Virgil
II. Cornell.
Air Service.
FITS, LleuI C1rl n. myers viii
? proceed to Msther Field, Sacra-
mento, Cal, and report in person to
the commanding officer for assign
ment to duty.
First Lieut.. John r Glasscocx
will report to Crissy Field. San
Francisco, Cal. and report in per-
son to the commanding officer for
assignment to duty.
n..~x>.-..,>- r-.~.s
Capt. Harley A. Dresback will
proceed to Washington, D. c., and
report in person to the quartermas-
ter general for duty ina his once,
relieving Capt. Percival s. Holmes,
who will proceed to Camp Holabird,
Maryland. and report in person to
the commanding officer, Holabird
intermediate Qusrtermaster Depot.
Capt. Thomas J. Powell will pro-
coed to New Cumberland, Pa, ana
report in person to the commanding
general. Reserve Depot, relieving
Capt. Edgar G. Coursen, jr., who
will proceed to Camp Holabird
Maryland. and report in person to
the commanding general, Holabird
intermediate Quartermaster Depot
Capt. Freeman B. Daniel will re-
turn to the United States on tina
hrst available transport and upon
arrival will report by letter to the
adtutant general of the army for
assignment to duty.
Engineer Corps.
Col william V. Judson 4, trans
ierred TO the Army and Navy Gem
eral Hospital Hot Snripp. 49,.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-20
Finds Wife Is Only a Wife.

NEW YORK, Dec. 19.-Mrs. Leah
Perlman sued her husband. Harry. for
negligence in driving his automobile,
In which she was a passenger when
the machine collided with a street
car. Justice Kapper threw the case
out OF court, because a wife is not
friend. but only a wife.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-20

Yale University has to date enrolled
seyenty-four foreigners a. part Of its studen I
body. There are tvenU-four natiqnalities
represented.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-20

The Chicago Housewives League has
started school where brides taught to
specialize in Psychology charm, cooking
charm. housekeeping, dress design. how and
when TO keep silent. the art OF making
homes aluring, and many other things
deemed necessary to mems comfort
The Washington herald., 1921-12-20
DEEDS AND DEEDS OF TRUST

This record Of all deeds and deeds Of filed
in the Office District Recorder of Deeds yesterday
The Washington herald., 1921-12-20
Engineer Corps.

Col william V. Judson 4, trans.
ferred to the Army and Navy Cen
eral Hospital. Hot Springs, Arkan-
The Washington herald., 1921-12-20
Field ARTILLERY.

Each Of the following named Of
hcers will return to the United
States on the hrst available trans
port and upon arrival will proceed
to Camp Dix. New Jersey, and re-
port In person to the commanding
general for duty:
Capt Ittai A. Luke. December 81.
Capt. william H. Quaterman. jr,
January IL, 1929.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-20
Medical Corps.

Each of the following named Of
fcers will report In person to tn
command general, First Corp
Area, for duty:
Maj. Edgar z. Hume, Capt virgi
n. Cornell.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13
Her Boy Had Always
Been Weak and Puny
New hc cats everything IN sighi and
romps with piayniates.

'Aiy four Year I'D boy had been weak
and runv since birth. and nd cansiiua.
fion and Indigestion. Nothing did him
any good until IS" tried I.ll.s Emulsion
since using o. h. can't get enough q
at and has ou;grown his childhood
trouble H. PLAYS out with the children
now, and h. WINS never able o. d. that
h"f0ro. WIN Heart. iei Bundy Ave.
New Castle Ind
Weak. ailinr children usually stlr,
eating and getting stronger from tho
very fiNt ho,tlo ~ Mhka Emulsion
Most children like % take II. b.c.iuse 10
really tastes good a tri,l costs moth.
Ing
Milks Emulsion is pleasant. nutri.
tive food and a corrective medicine. I,
restores healthy. natural bowel action.
duiag away with all need ~ pills and
physics. II promotes appetite and
quickly puts the dlg s,iye organs in
shsp" O. assirnlla'n fooi ~ builder
q flesh and strength Mlks Errulsion
Is strongly rccomrif NJ 4 a. thoas whom
sickness has wo9i rned. and ls n pav.
rriE' ud in r'gisiirg and repairing Tho
Elects - wasting dl~ag1s. Chroric
~ mach tr0ubl" and constipation are
r'mptly r,i.y0l II produces remark.
alle results IN colds. coughs and hron.
ehtai asthma
Tits b. IN only solid emulsion made.
erd sl r1i1iahlc that u Is eaten with
rHrn like ioc rronm
No matter how severe your case. you
ar urged "a try Milks Emulsion under
900. suarlntcs.-Take six bottles home
WIKI y0u. use u according 90 directions
and u not satisfied with the results
vo.r money viii b. promptly refunded
Piicc Sc and 81 50 per bottle. The
Miis~ Eaiuision Co. Tcrrc iIsuic. Ind
a hy druggists everywhere.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13
Believes That Low
Level of Prices in
Lumber is Reached

That thr bottom his been rurhcl
Boo iir r."" - ilnhc, 's the opinion
eft 4. g Houston. - wichita. Rams,
president ~ the Panhandle Lumber
'rpny wh!ch ha5 o. chain ~ nftcci
yards extending over q l-rgr tr1iitor,
bon ihc Southwest
Mr houston. who o. .u tho c,'y, lc
IH 'fr, q mus, ir ra H.rhrrrd TINT
lHuici has slecpdg "gnc ofr more
rwdly thas almost any other ro.nno.
~, aud ih1t 90. pa'air o1lrot oxpect
~ 90 ,ortir doan grade when tine
vhai n,i.na o. i,mrl with .ts huuli1g
p.oo-an
%. D. Tona. ~ Canadian. Tr,4s. pee
tI'ri TO. a. Whit. iiolf, Lumber com.
fuEy. vas ai,l in Amarillo yesterday.
{ t,e'aus That Canadian is In excel.
i.., sling, Marry uahl.a improvements
a,ius D., o. '1li. dgrrg thc YEAR 1890.
1'i nanny more Icing contemplated tor
iir ,rsIinE tNclyc months tie 'y.
sts rullIg U hrte sv'r to 'e
.FulHcl aH over The cuIutry W..i the
onU1Uy ~ spring.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13

g r. I'rI0r g. Son. o; Amarillo
scld ,u Mondays FUi Worth market
100 head oi fr' five yearrRi cows
Thesa ,uUs WEIGHED pa pounds AMI
solo st-s usr hundred which male
them gross $3.50 Ter head These
were COWS - Mr H,rrlng"s own rL@
lax ana were in the well known I. =
brand
Commenting on 'ho salc W. T.. He.
i'-r feulfhs "a 'thf' everything con.
sd .,l th.s. owe brought O. fair pric,
ana We ar, wei pleased with the sales
considering whnt the eniils market has
recently r -e through rut there -
one thing that ann no, satisfied with
HHi 'hf o. 'h r,.rht why thew
cLlr-'l ss 24-- frr four csrs 10 eat.
=" from Tascra o. Fort Worth Tha
freight rate. A. best I r-me,ltcf u. was
between tfiy and Gfty.fige dollars 10.
fore Oh" wur. and these COWS would
have sull Coz mar money then. -
vh,r, io's tho reasoning frr higher
.-ht rates como ir."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13
r,,OTOGR lPiIiC COPIES
OLD C0IRr RECORDS
INTRODUCED IN COrRT
rs i.a,iai.iprcs

80 NANAM NAHAH
ST. LuJIs. Nu. jan. ia-rho'.
wtpLlr cupi., - rrnrls IN old courts
martial Including be- trial # lirn'.
Ji.i Arnold iu 1873. were introduced IN
the United States circuit court oi ~.
p,.,lg bore today hy the government ip
.F aW'el from thn ds'ur ,uIri NJ
htusls C.tt. Boo issu,ur wiz B D..
hHH1 corpus f,r the i"l'asn &C David
A. Nsnl'r former army captain.
Hcnkc WAS convicted Of dislrsiliy b.
"a cuu:i martial in iaiN lvcaus, h' ~.
rrrEs,d Iu urwilllnrnys 10 fight
agn.rst Germany. believing h. would 10
iirht.ns his Kan. H. War serving tive.
year s'ntcrc, ~ LoaN'nworth prism
when the hahs's corpus writ WIS H..
sued in 1919.
pr' ~ the grounds an which tho
wit was ISSUED wus that The order ~
de- court martial wlr uot la propcr D..
sal form aud the I'D &c, rds Wsr, cN.
hib;cd 10 how the form was the slmc
a. hid h'on usrd since the establish.
mcrt Of az. military system
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13
Millions Wasted By
US. Shipping Board


WASHINGTON. Jan. Ie-Fnnurc a..
The snipring board 20 make accurate
inventories 4 lie surplus materials. Val.
aei - millions Uf dollars D. crS'ir;
Do" government a vas, amount - money
%" house o0mmi,;D" investigating tl,r
boards operations was Informed hy g.
z. Taylor % tn c1muirollor's DEPART.
MORT The witness said b, doubted
vh.' h.r ~. lls - ~, board knew
exactly Whit is stored In various ware.
hr.s.s"
III sh"uing horrd IS auyirg suppliss
1; hitch r-ir.r ir tfe op,n n41rsot. Tay.
pr 5Hlrrod. vh.0 III" materials needed
% many lr ,ane.s ere pil,d ln its own
-, h.usrr
Tarlr '.-lti,f be criticism n th-
shipping utHrl's division 60 supplies and
'aies Who's he'd U r. Miller t.stl.
,V.r- n.r 1sred thst "cl1d.tinns at.
r.' -''..f..t.lt tn" batter 5dlad thlt
nr. r..s hal been b,ruu 90 ascertain
'he e'rr' contents 90 o. sh.rplrs bogri
va houses.
tfl witnesses advocate Immediate
M" 90 ru materials not needed by the
divisions ~ construction and operation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13
Schwartz, Socialist
Leader, is Opposed
Tc Soviet Teachings

" Nrsnfia'ff TEES.
CHICAGO. Jan i--Thc uuh.ii,v
department - the national sor4 a.t
parts here H.l,J tolay 90, follow ING
statement aboui %, activities - VI.
schwartz the American soc.ai.s' -
san Francisco. who has arrived in n,r.
lin after. Imprisonment IN Moscow
Mr.. 81 Schwartz whose story was
cahled from Dsrlin. denouncing the
soyie, government u Russia. was not
a representative Il the socialist part,
q Russia, a. stated IN the dispatch.
The sociails, Tariy has elected fave In.
iernaiional delegates 90 20 O. Russia
n the representatives % the party. %
study conditions To bring greetings q
he American socialists to the Rus .af
socialists. and 90 report hack 70 the
American socialists and working lc1.
pls on Russian conditions Thea dele
gates have seegEcd Passports and thcy
VII sAh fer RUSSIA shortly.
There has hcc,n 40 other delegation
sent % Russia hy tn slcl.i.st rlr.v.
md No. individual member = the uar;v
who may have gone o. Russia had any
Credentials - q representative
Nc Schwarz IL a member q the
sociallst party who went 90 Russia
Jpn his own initiative. His opinions
q conditions IN thl' country ar. hts
orn ps!tate Du.niuns. and have rhs
weight a; his on.ni1ns-nothin eise.
When the delegate sei.etad h tha.
sociaiisi Iarty organization return
irom Russia, the party viii officially
ISSUE a report but Until that time there
Vii b. and cannot D. no Official ~.
resenia'ivc u this party or any 'off.e.
iar report.
Mr.. schwartz. as a member n tho
party. carried with him no credentials
nut letters q Introduction from ofa,
ais q the socialist pary 70 socialists
abroad. This Is common couries,
that has always been accorded g. -
cialisis travelling abroad
MIR. schwartz opinions are inter.
sitting. but u must D. re-isrul-.-..i
That for one socialist announcing the
soviet regime in Russia there arc
seores ~ho arr cnthuaastic about thltl
regime after visiting there"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13
Italian Merchant,
Wife and Children
Killed By "Axe Man y

hf GInnER. -. Jan. - John or.
''nd.r Italian rrocCr. who with his wifi.
and Two children. Wns hacked with m
IKE hv On unidentified assniiant sou H..
tim" ast uiSh, ii 4 al q sini'arlum IN
laEo Charles tonight His vic wns op.
Grated on late this afternoon In an 81.
fort q savr h'r HE. N, was reported io
a critical condition lat. tonight.
Besides 'riander. his wife. their
hurht"i josephine aged 6. and Paul. \
year Old sCn are victims - tn sun.
posedly madnnns bloody asslul, with
Hn axe
Tho TRAGEDY was discovered early 20.
day hy a child who sought entrance 10
the grocery u which Orlandsr was
urorrietCr
Living across their hcds clad In their
night clothes. the man the woman and
children were found Walls. hi cloth.
INK and iioor were spattcrcd with hioo,l.
while bruch'n bitch On the window.
showed how an entrance had been
COINED.
An Italian merchant g. held m giia
p.. lor IN the case.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13


COLLEGE STATION. T,zas r,, 3
Tho hlshes; pen Tor %, month ~ 10.
ecrfissr ~ the Texas National r-s1..s
mg Contest were Barred pIvra.ita
Rocks. owned hv Prp wfre ~ Hrsa.
IN. Texas with O production os -
,gEs. Tho seeonl highest ron vs.
from Michigan aud were single comb
white l.cghnrus They laid CD er-.
IT, highest Individual sI- ttc fs.-.h
pus "a o. hfJgtcr "a white wvana II,
owned ~ E.aro Pnultfv Yards Ia
Paro and Barred Plymouth Rock
owned ~ i.nv White 20 Houston.
Texas. clch bird laying g eggs The
second hiEhrT individual was Harr-1
Plymouth Eo,k owned by q 4. Lee,
o. u aston. Texas. with - eggs.
The aycrge f.eI cust fnr Co dozen
eggs Tor the NINTH ~ December va
q cents
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13
Hydroplane Found
in River, Flyers
Not Been Located

TllTONNlLLE. Tenn. Jan. l. The
hyirunlnne Whi,h f,il into the Mssis.
flpri river here LAT" Sundty. was lu.
'.i't late tugly ana was RAISED from
fhr bottom 90 ;ho rlltr go % uo.nt near
rhrrr t NIs seen O. fall Nu trace of the
bodies - Captain G~ogge H S,m,sor.
Toronto. Cin-di. former British nyiu.
on and hi molhanichn. Cltl Fisher
Dayton ohio. WI, found Nh.n "a"
plane was RAISED
searching ulrtirs Nlr continue o..
drag The fiy,r IN thu 'ff.r, tu lind the
lnt..s ~ 80 misdns lyh.ors Gao.
thin SlWps Ms oy,rcL. with IN,
sleeves Torn uui ana other articles 81
cio.h!ng we've nMnd IN the vreckag, q
;hc rlanc. TIE p,lnc was rails. d hy tho
s,e'mhcai Metropolis Il CarutherNills.
M. and a number ~ gas ilire boats.
Tho vrlck was lowed 10 a Io!nt near
Tirionvillc. and viii probably b. sent
ha,N o. Tho Dayton Wright a..I,hnc f,,.
tors for r'ullrs Noth.ng was found IT,
thr wreck o. how N, ctgs, az the ac.
,.tpI,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13
Arkansas Well Now
Making 400 Barrels


Z ELDoRADO, Ark. Jan. IA STAINS
re<ie TO II Dorado and the new Oh field
epened up by q gusher which blew a
4 milc west q here Monday. was on Ia
earnest tonight and facilities we're tax.
q to the limit 20 care fo- the crowds
arriving almost hourly on regular and
fDecial trains !
The new field Ia the center q 9 dis.
Tract IN which there has been much IN.
raccessfui prospecting for two Year,
- noss snd CURIOSITY enough iis de
covery had nothing 10 do with tho
name of this nste city. which VS.
christened many years before Oh was
thought as a possible source q revenue.
The stream from the gusnCT which vas
capped tonight had bsen tlgr0wn stead
" several feet above the top ~ the
derrick and was estimated 10 total 20.
600 barrels q fuid a day. q which
abou; four hundred barrels were real
oil.
Leases for a distance q five and six
miles IN all directions from the well
tonight were selling Tor almost arv
price asked by their owners. Special
trains from the Homer field In Louis.
lana and from Little Rock and other
Arkansas points have been put on hy
the railroads and telephone and tele-
graph COMPANIES have becn compelled
a. augment their forces 20 several timcs
their usual sim.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13

w NANfNA'tN NNfhas
WASHINGTON. Jan 10 An Amer
can call frr world dianruamcat CON.
ference viii b" vulr,n 81 hy ihH greet
ruwola at Europe aud would disclose
rho net Gcrmnrv. should any nation
refuse To agree o. disarm," General
t.iE,r a.. hiim declared today before
The house naval committee.
The General gave tn the COMMITTEES
the impressions hc had gained through
discussions ~ the subject with Euro.
ptan stutrmntu and soldiers while I
member ~ the supreme war council
.ni later Il "a, American peace com.
mifsinr. lie said that there was M
immediate ana sincere desire overseas
f1f riaruntd,u; hut added that un'i
e d,fnii' agreement had bc,l reached
ne wDYlU I,t "disirm one American
solder coz Icy up ~ American ship"
General rilss said also that the
United States should cunplot" her
present naval building program. In
this connection. the committee received
J from : crctniv pnrlpig a full statement
.a 10 the iciat.y, naval strength u the
world rnW,is slo,, lu" Tint u the Unit.
- States iu bc yUW midway tWc,l
tIoat "fl,'in ard Japan ilis figures
! GlDit,u thu VIII tho completion -
ttr present authorized construction ~
3 The th'g" nations. The American capt. !
snip. ',H'' would Boo 90 great rH that
7 FL. Gt,lt Mia.u l.lt with toe gatiu over
: i.un slightly r,lUc,d.
! ~, hrus. rummittr. couDlul.d tenn.
puruay .fs d.aim.Hrut hcnriUg prnI.
, ing discussion ry thc mrmh'fs ot its
4 future program. hat may examine
cher witnesses later Chairman But
,.r whn recently returned from o. con
tterc. with rr,sid 40 Eject Harding.
said that within very few month
.irii. action viii De- taken along IN,
lines N' rrr discussing here
The : nate foreign lat.vns commit
i,y Nl-H ruT lud.d to-day lis hearing
ou bending disarmament resolution.
senator lioah. republican. Idaho mem
icr 81 th" committee predicted that ~
pt .pusnl Ter regulations looking to q
1F..rutrt between the United States
Gir; IsIlair ard Japiu Ton r,dur
;.uf 20 fGturr Y1sIl construction voal
g, iuNoiab'y '.po,t.d ln amended form
ln,h On" lerIud q t.e agreement an.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13
NOTICE OF SALE
Randall InrG CJ.

The Chicago. Rock Island & Grlt
Railway Company hereby gives notse
that ear CMStP isgi60. containing
three automobiles shipped by the
Climber Motor Company from Little
Rock. Arkansas. 20 Amarillo, Texas,
under Waybill R.50Gl dated October
9di. 1890, notify J. \. Gaut. having
arrived nj Amarillo. Texas. and remain.
iug unclaimed. and the charges thereon
not having been pad. under the laws
regulating such matters II will. on the
Srd day 81 February. A. H.. 1874. at Its
freight depot between Pierce aud
buchanan Streets N Amarillo. Texas,
sell said automobiles AT public auction.
offering each automobile separately.
Gsid automobiles being more particu
larry described as follows:
one five passenger touring car.
green finish. Model 1900. Engine
Number $780,. q
ono five passenger touring car.
red finish. Model 1000. Engine
Number 37s93.
ono five passenger touring car,
black finish. Model 1000. Engine
Number Sass.
that the charges. for the collection OF
which said sale Will bc made. are tho
sums Of S25lls. freight charges: war
tax thereon s7os; dcmurrago charges
To ana including this date. s30S.00. and
the further dcmurrngc charges that
will accrue Of $500 per day from this
date TO the dny of sale. not Including
holidays ana sundays and the ex.
ponses and costs of sulc.
This January i;h. a. d. 1921.
j. W. FARLEY,
Local Agent.
Per r.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13
u. S. SHOULD COMPLETE PRESENT
NAVAL BUILDING PROGRAM-B[ISS

ne extent of the reduction. he believe '.
would be- lett 10 negotiations.
senator Walsh. democrat. Montana.
completed his Arguments to the COM
n'il,ee IN favor ~ his resolution pr.'
posing tina, tn President he authorized
q designate an American representa-
'lvc 90 the League Of Nations disarmN
MIMI nuIuinllfrn-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13
Cardinal Much BETTER

~ NffffMN'd TVS
INLTIMOi,E Md. Jan. l2.-Cardi.
nal Gihsunr gained n little in strength
today und wRs ablo r0ain I" tab"'
wheel chair Journey TO the Cathedral
rn'"h "a Visited tor a bi.f prrioa -
prayer. Although very walk he was
% cheerful spirit and was hopeful Of
pcing himself again soon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13

We wish 10 express 20 our many
friends and neighbors our heartfelt
thanks foe their assistance and sym.
l4ihy during tn late Illness and death
of our wife and mother and also for
thu most beautiful floral offerings. We
also express our thanks b. the news.
Iapess fr thsit kind expressions and
Tor the dlff~uent no;ic~s
y. CilA.n aud Children
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13
rro . Train Wrecked.

nEhFAS'r. Jan. IA troop train
CARRYING 90 soldiers. proceeding %
Juu-.uN or the Donegal seaboard. was
''Irilcd NJ kinclslough today by large
buuld PLACED ~ the tracks Tn,
,toorf replied to heavy fire which
"aH ,p' rcd ON them
Although the windows were broken
gfl /, wa' ridilod with bullets the train
MS restored to the rails and event.
Dal'y reached ~ destination. The az
u nl version II the affair reports 10
risIrlti,s among Tho military.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13
McMULLNS TONIC
Foa TUBERCULOSIS o

Il fssi Ne2uillns ToIle has saved my hfs
frsn, that Az f1i AID rnost drcaoet diseAse-con.
sufnptica." wt,tcs krs. Il. Y, Phillips Sehsll
Cty, No. Il would not he wighoatiL lost my
mother. sister ard bTvtber With eonsumpticn
ard " slre lad fastcnod ~ hold on me-. was
lo.lns assh RAPIDLY, bad opaeh. fever Up q lt5
snd rad n ght s~sa.s. lbesAn taking hehulint
lsaie-it has done woneese Ter re AL syfnptofns
disappeared" Asxullin's TJnic ear De - mneh
for yol. Accept no Substitute noshDns nae
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13
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rs Associated Press
COLLEGE STATION. Texas Jan O.
Tho T,.l. s. a y basketball team
dedicated simmons College tonight "
l s.0rs q 90 % 20.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13

TULSA. Okla. Jan. i2-Arkansas'
oil guaher brough, n Monday near r.
Dor.do. which promises 10 become the
newest boom town. has proved the
usual magne, 20 oil men. Agitation
there rivals the excitement which pre-.
vailed al Ranger ard Bugkburnett.
Texas. IN past days. according . OIL
veterans fresh from the scene They
said the total flow AZ the II Dorado
well was about 900 tarrels about
hall Of which they eztimat,d was
water.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-01

Mir. and Mrs. Sylvester McNeir' have returned from New Berford, Mass. J..
 MT. and Mrs. c. M. Shay and two children of New London. were visitors here Sunday. -@f
 Mrs. Marvin Burrows of New London. was the guest Sunday of MT. and Mrs. J. H. Thorpe. " l-,
 Clyde Burrows is home from New York "Cs" '''F < ..'.:,> .ai''" '''.'.-s
 Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Emma A. John son to Arthur, Leary. of New London. Miss Johnson. was former resident here. She is a graduate of the Memorial hos pital and, is taking a special court at Mt. Sinai hospital in New York,
 Mir. and Mrs. B: D. Williams were visitors in Westerly Sunday. .-.
 Miss Marguerite King of Auburn, R. l., spent the weekend. with hre parents, Mir. and Mrs: Fred G. King. / ..,.-,-t
 Miss Bertha Montgomery spent Sunday at her home is GrisWoId. "a.
 Mrs. George Lamphere has returned tfro1n. a Tist twith her parents in New London.
 > The Monday club. met, Monday after noon with Mrs. O.. A. Colby, of West Mpstic avenue. -ss.-s k.., 3- The Young Peoples society of the Union Baptist church plan. to hold pen ny social. aa-s 45-5i@- --'- g '. A O.