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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-18
AMARILLO CITIZEN
HEADS COMPANY
FOR MAKING SUGAR
NEAL. y. MdIEE ~ PRESIDENT or
COMPANY OPERATING IN
OLD NENlCO.

with n. T. McGcc az president aud
trustee. aud Dr u. H. Tanner. former
IS of-this city. hut now of Easiland. as
secretary treasurer and trustee. the
Tambnca Sugar Company. with cap
iialiAttion OF $3.50 Gao has been organ
izcd.
Both Mr. MCGEE ana Dr. Tanner have
personally spent considerable time In
Mexico. especially the latter. These gen
tlcnon are Sold t. the worth W Mexico
as country IN which money ran bo
made Mt satisfactory rate. uid they
present the possibilities OF their com
pany In conclusive and convincing style.
II II the contention of these promot
crs that Mexico Is the land ~ promise.
for returns on legitimate investment In
lands and facilities for handling the
same.
u may bc interesting to know some
thing of the personnel ~ tho officers
and trustees ~ the Tamluca Sugar
Company Mr.. McCcc. the president
rs native of Tennessee. hut has been
for u long time u resident vt Texas. and
several years fer the benefit OF his
health he spent considerable time In
Mexico. his residence then being IN
Amarillo. where he h known widely as
u successful business man. cattle man
and farmer. lie has had holdings In
Mexico FOR a considerable time. MCGEE
II known ~ man ~ conservatism.
and IL possessed If none Of the charac.
teristlcs of plungcr.
nr. Tanner. native OF Wisconsin
has bccn interested IN Mexico since
1908. He held large tracts ~ land. de-.
vcloping them into n high and prof.
liable state 81 cultivation. Then came
the war. and DR.. Tanner sold his hold.
'ngs ana entered the employment ~
the government IN the zone dollar per
year class"
Following the armistice he has been
resident Of E.is,lrnd. Texas. develop.
Ing oil properties. Now TINT settled con.
ditions prevail IN Mexico. Mr. McGcc
has induced him a. return 10 his former
calling with "a firm conviction that his
fifteen years cNrerlcncc In Mexico II
sufficient found lion Tor a h.iicf that
he viii bring thi, property ~ The Tam.
laca Sugar Gonna any 10 as high state
of cultivation as his former effort rc.
suited In.
This rather lengthy description Of the
personnel ~ the trustees " given IN or.
der TINT everyone may know that the
property is t. b. IN charge of expert.
enccd men nf business. who are par,ic.
ularly well equipped with reference to-
conditions IN Mexican tropical agricui.
turc. the manufacturing and marketing
~ the same. especially sugar.
The Tambaca Sugar Company In the
owner IN fee simple Of n part Of the OLD
Rancho san Geronimo IN the municipal.
itv ~ San Nicolas dc los Monies. district
NJ Cuidnd del Maiz. state os san Luis
Potosi. republic NJ Mexico.
The property comprises 7Gs hectares
~ lard, ar IN round figures two thou.
sand acres: IL II burtlcred ON the south
for five miles by the Tamasopo river:
u is an the naln line of railroad ~ the
National Railways ~ Mexico about half
way between T3mpico aud san Luis TO.
tosL the capital of the state az the
same name: II lies In what IL known ~
the gulf coast district ~ Mexico. 100
miles west hy run from the gulf port of
Tampico.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-18
WINNERS OF CONTEST ARE
ANNOUNCED BY MANAGERS.
OF THE MISSION THEATRE

Winners 81 thr TALLY News e'usxlr
Contest were announced late Tuesday
afternoon and man, hearts were maslr
glad by thr free passes which the con.
test gave a. them. Judges were pick.
I'd from business men ~ Amarillo WIN
are To- u position 60 Judge thc picf mrs
'eni in through u professional palmi
~ rfficirury and matnss. The men
selected for Judges were: W. 4. SUy.
commercial artist. lee williams, of che
Williams Paint and Sign company and
Houston Reynolds.
\ dargr number ~ axcclleut cuts
were sent which should have honorable
mention. thosc winding prizes wrrr
~ follows:
Henry u. iiagood. eei Jackson ~.
first prize. % three months pass "a che
Mission theatre.
Mrs. o.. T.. smith. 40 Bucl,anan ~.
sccond prize. n two months pass tn thc
Mission theatrc.
Mrs. .. ". Burts. s0i Harrison ~,
third prisc. a two weeks pass % the
Mission theatre.
Glen CAMEL. .e7 Madison. fossrth
prize. n line party ~ fifteen Ia the Mis-
sion theatre.
u. u. Sanders. COS Pierce 81. nth
prize. n line party II five IN Chr mission
theatre.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-18
Stevens Arrives for
Bout Here Thursday

George Stevens rs IN Amarillo to do
hattie 10 the champion ia iuisu wrestler
ot the world In the Panhandle Athletic
Associations next show here tomorrow
night. The Jap has been doinG very
lhtlc training since he arrived In Anna
rillo ~ he n In the hest ~ condition and
does not want o. become stale. The
match should he the best one seen In
Amarillo for years and large crowds
urc promised from the way the reserved
rlngsidc seats are being taken up.
Af'or the bout both men will leave
Amarillo and n n doubtful II the Anna.
rillo fans viii have a chance IL seeing
them again for some time as they are
booked for larger towns.
Seats are on sale "a the Num- Electric
Company and ate selling rapidly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-18

Innings piichod Williams /; swarts
=. Runs off williams 4: swar,s s. Hits
ligortioned williams 4: Sxrris II. Two
isse hits. Doyle. Boldon. Palmer. Sc.
rrlsi. wiris. Three lasc hits. iisggan.
pladcs. r. Miller. stolen base, Buiiry.
Doyle. Sacrifice hi,s. Bailey. scgrist.
nagEan. Eiffcrt. Munson Struck out,
swarts 1: Boldcn 2. Base an balls,
swartz 2: Bolden ,. Double play. Blades
10 Darringcr. swarts 20 r. Miller. BIOL.
den To- Eiffcr 10 Bailey. BLADES a. bar
ringer o. Bailey
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-18

Two Las. hits. Johnson, Griffith
Horusly. Three ,gsc hits fournl"r'
home runs krcuEsr. Mcllcnry. Stolen
iasc Konctchy Double play Grimes to
johnson. Olson. Kilduff. Wheat and
Olson. R,sc an halls Haincs D. North
.; Grimes l. Struck out Haincs q
North /: Grimes Z. Runs Smith, -Four
nier ., Mueller. Mohcnry. ia,an. Mann
Johnson .: Griffith .. Whoa, .. Meyers.
Kilduff Kruger. Errors Fourier DIT
hucfcr. Haincs. Olson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-18

WICHITA FALLS. May i7.--wich,a
Falls took the series here with Beau.
mon, today. winning the third game ?
10 In the tenth inning when Clark
scored from first On Bill Bsilcy's Wild
hcaye la the reh, field fence. The Ex.
por,ers scored their run on u circuit
clou, over the lcft field fence by Alex.
nud.r.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-18
N-TWItrd Tor ffhffiS m hth.
NN-liuttcd for Hasty In stn.

Two base hits; Witt. Mulligan. Per
kins. Schalk. Collins. Shccly. =. Wal
kcr. Three base hits: Galloway .. Falk.
Strunk. Stolen base: Muiligan. Dou
blc play: Hooper Ia Shccly: Dugan 10
Dykes to Brazil; Witt TO Brazil, Base
On balls: Mcwccny >. Harris .. Kccfc
\. iIasty 1. Struck out: Harris .. Me
Weency I. llasty I. Runs: Perkins.
=. Walker. Galloway .. Johnson. Multi
gan. Collins. Hooper .. Falk. Strunk,
Shcely .. Schalk. Errors: Galloway.
collins.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-18
Bipiisi sailors

Two hlF0 MS TnyINr. SActIIIc' MS
Gluyi,r. Eliridg, Turner. Double
PLAYS Massic 20 Eliridgc 60 Troliingrr.
llnsc on balls on Massic /. Srtikc
outs. lnwdine .. Nnssic q, Woodward
I. VITA bitches Massic !. Woodward
a. Ilit rs pitcher Cilovicr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-18
Orrlw Take Third Straight.
ny Associated rrrs.

SHREvEPOI,T. la. May i7-Gni'
weston last It's third straight batting
fcte b. Shreveport today. The Gasscr
hattinr crew shattered the presentations
of the sand Crab pitcher for fifty hits
In the ,hrcc games series. Grub got u
ho,p.r sXpr the left will
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-18

Twu las. hits IaImn. jackson Gruso'
Three hs-. hits Ewo,dt. Home run
Grub Sacrifice Henry, Hollahtn.
Watt 2. Double play ELAN 10 Schlleb
nor. stolen base Mcdonald. Base an
bails knight 4: t<dbctter J.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-18

Two basc hits. burns. Smith. Walker
Three base hits. Young. Walker. Home
run. Walker. Stolen base, Frisch. Kopf
Double PLAY. YounE To- Iapp Bancroft
90 Frisch 20 Kelly. Basc an halls
Barnes G. t'arser 3. struck out. RnrncS
I: Napier l. Runs Bohne. kcpf. Fonsc
Ga: Frisch 2: Walker ?. Errors frisch
2. Rapp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-18

Two base hits. Martin. oeschger.
Powell. oBeckel. Ford Stolen base.
Flack. soushwcrth. Powell. Nixon.
Base On halls. Martin 2. Jones 2: oesch.
ser ?. Struck out. Martin 4: jones 7;
Oeschxer .. Runs. oHllochcr. Terry
killifer 2. Powell. Rarbarc. Sou;hworth
Cruirc. NIXON. Holkc. Ford. o'Ncii. Err
rors. kiilifcr. focckci. Ford.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-18
blsu~san Swsnss,s lbulss-.
4 .ao~trts.i presa

DALLAS May i7.-iIouston swafnpcc
Dallas In the final game 81 the series
today Il to 3. Williams. who started for
Dallas. was knocked out In the second
inning and Swarts. who replaced him.
was battcd ~ will by tn stampeding
Buffalocs Boldcn. though hit freely,
was never In danger.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-18
Pirates Take Series.
A...rt.t..l rr..a

PHILADELPHIA. MAY l,.-~piIis'
burg made IL two out Of three for the
series. winning to-day six Ia four. Three
errors in the fourth presented the visi'
tors with four runs. schmidt Pitts
burg catcher. retired with spill: finger
In the ascund inning.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-18
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AZ Kansas City :: Toledo 4.
AZ Indianapolis MInneapolis--Eain.
LsuisvIlle nj 81. Paul-Cold.
Columbus at Milwaukcc-Raln.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-18

BOSTON. May 17.-Bos,on made It's
hits count for runs agains, Martin and
Jones 70 defeating Chicago \ to 4. With
the bases fun In the eighth oeschgcr's
double 20 right scored three runs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-18
WHERE THEY
PLAY
AMERICAN LENGiE.

AMERICAN LEtGtE.
Washington at -. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Boston AT Detroit.
Philadelphia NJ Cleveland.
>aTI0NN. ik:At'tE.
-. i.oUis ", Philadelphia.
Chicago al New York.
Cincinnati nj Boston.
Piiisburg NJ iirOVklyn.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
40 games scheduled.
TENtS LEAGUE.
Galveston at Dallas.
Houston AZ Shreveport
Isaumunt 40 Fort Worth.
San An'onio nj Wichita Falls.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-18

" NHI0TIlITH In1s,
BROOKLYN. May ~ Iirookl,n took
the final game ~ the series from 81
Louis today tp e. krucgcr II Brook,
Ism aud Mcllcnry ~ 81 Louis hit
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-18
SEARS HOME run SAVES
THE GAME FOR PANTHERs


FORT WORTH. Texas, May IL
Sears home run with two ON hascs IN
he ninth inning pulled the game out ot
h. fire aud Fort Worth won the final
and third straight game Of the series
rom the san Antonio Bears here today,
O.,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-18
Sporting News While
Its Good to Read
WALKER CLOUTS HOMER.
wins GAME FOR GIANTS


NEW YORK. May i7.-Now York
made Il four straight from Cincinnati
today winning an clcven inning game
by a score ~ 90 J. 4 home run hy
Walker with none out IN the eleventh
brole nm The game.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-18
Announcement

We have opened Service Station fus
adjusting. Cleaning and Repairing type
writers % Remington manufacture.
Remington Typewriscr Co. io< Y. Third
ST., Telephone No. 1867. Amarillo. Tcx
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-18
white SOX MAKE IT -FOUR
STRAIGHT OFF ATHLETICS

CHICAGO. May i7.Chicaro won its
fourth consecutive game today by de-.
fcating Philadelphia ten TO four. and
making n elem sweep II the series
-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-18

Two hiE mus 'fi'Fs "'u'''' ''''i'
tases. Whitfield. Tocrney Double play,
Carey "a Maranvillc. Iiasc IN halls,
Glazncr 4. Hublell 2. Struck out by
Glazncr o. Runs, BiEi,co. Carey. Maran'
Vile. Cu,shaw. Whitfield. Grimm: I.e'
bourvcau. Mcuscl 2. wrighistonc. Er'
rnrs. Cutsh. Iebuurvcau. Wrlghts,one,
!. Miller. Peters.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-18
sen,tors Win Pitchers Dwel.
By Associated PrvaA

DETROIT May ii.-Washington
wen the final game OF the series from
Detroit today . to I. The contest was
a pitching duel between Mogridgc and
\
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-18
Championship Bout
to Be Held July 4
at Benton Harbcr
~ Associated Pres

lightweight bosing champion. and Sailor
Freedman ~ Chicago. have been match.
cd Tor q fenfound bout At Benton liar.
bor. Michigan. on Juiy 4. u was an
nouncci here to-day by Floyd Fitksim.
mons. fieht promoter. fitxsirrnon- Ssid
he had ss.sshissd Leonard sss.oS5 and
Frrdnan tle.sse n ~ event ~ i.>l~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-18

SaCrlIIcf MS, Etss, NIbI'H WIN'
craft Two lsss hits. Dooe. Brock.
vullcr. Three base hits. Connolly.
lone run. Sears. Struck out. Pate q:
Dcason ?. Base on tails. Denson o:
Pate /. Double plays. Nee 10 Fuller to
henry. Baik. Dason. Passed hall,
Moore.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-18
Cordo,s heats Carter.
y Assorisfe0 rr~u~.

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Msy i7.-i,en.
ny cordoys Of Albuaueraue. n. ~. won
the deciznr oycr Tunmr Carter q W
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-18

z--nattcd Tor Leonard IN 9Th.
yz-Battcd for Jones In nth.
zzz-I,nitcd for Oldham IN 9Th.
Washington ~" wv" i""-t
Detroit .........s.sss''' wv" wv" WV
Two base hits: Jones. Three base
hits: judge. Miller. Stolen hascs' Rice.
Base on balls: Mo.rldre .. Struck out
Lconard.s. Mo.rb,igc 4. Oldham I. Runs:
Hlc., Mogridgc. Flags,cad
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-18

4 is,ttcd for Parkinson IN ninth.
xS-Battcd for Hubbeli In fourth.
xxx-I.stted fof kconsn in ninth.
Score by Innings:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-18
AMERICAN AssOCIiTI,
TENS LEAGUE.

30 games ~he'lulcd.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-18
CHRIST CHURCH TO
PRESENT PAGEANT
Will Celebrate Centennial of the Mis-
sionary Organization of
the Church.

On the first Sunday in December
pageant will be given at Christ
church celebrating the centennial of
the missionary organization and the
semi centennial of the Woman's Aux
iliary of the Episcopal church
| one hundred years ago the mission
airy work Of the church was started
in definitely organized and co-sr-
dinated manner; fifty years ago. the
coop in that work Of the wom-
en- OF the church was similarly CO.
ordinated and organized.
The pageant, of The Mission Of the
Church, as it is called. was written
for general use on this occasion, and
brings out most beautifully the work
Of the missions.
Following is the personnel of the
pageant, which gives promise of be-
Ing one Of the most beautiful and Inn
pressive celebrations of the Christian
year:
Chairman: Mrs, H. NJ. christy;
Mrs. M. c. Whiddon, Miss Anna Orr.
Miss Evanette Robinson, Mrs. J. v
Price. Miss Marie Born.
4JAIEENlGSS MIS- ~ ~ IRC4At9s
Music: Mrs. ]. c. Skottowe. Mrs
Stephen Lee.
Costumes: Mrs. ]. II. McGayghey.
Mrs. l. H. Aiken, Mrs. l.. Earl Thorn
ton, Mrs. w X Hyer. Mrs. r. A.
Iyer. Mrs. T. L. Cant. Mrs. Evelyn
Maxwell, Mrs Walker Ingraham. Miss
Anna Orr, Miss Marion Suter, Mrs. L.
Earl Thornton, Miss Leila Abercrom-
bic, Mrs. Francis Wilson, Miss Marie
Born
Cast: Voice Of Divine Meditation;
Mr.. Countryman The Word Of Cod:
Mr. Hussey. The Appeal OF the HUI
man Spirit: Mr.. G. A. Nesom.
Angels: Marjorie Christy, Eliza
beth Durham, Miss Matthews. jose
phine Cottrer.
Domestic Mission Group: Mr.
Emery, Miss Genie Bogart, Miss Eliza
beth Moreno, Miss Eleanor Mitchell.
Vivian Holcomb. Charlotte Nesom4
Edward Harrison. Indians: w. A.
Smith and son. Squaw: Miss Isabel
Ingraham.
Foreign Mission Group: Mandarins:
J. c. Watson; wife, Miss Robbie Hyer;
Ciilus Ddu I1dIIlSOH. Mdnuaf1ns leo.
Oliver; wife, Judith Maxwell.
Coolies: Buck Mitchell, Lawrence
Brown. Bathrop Witherel.
Friendly People: w. X. Hyer, Miss
Anna Orr, Miss Evanette Robinson.
Physician: Mr.. Holcomb; Nurse: 4
Miss Green.
University Teachers: w. White
CAPTAIN l. H Aiken
Clergymen: Rev. c. III. Harrison,
Rev. J. c. Skottowe.
Woman and Child: Mrs. Emery
and child.
Others in Groups.
Eulalie oliver, Louise Buck, Dorothy
Yonge, Eleanor Buck, Carrie Morena,
Mrs. Alta Zelium. Miss Dewberry,
Mrs. Price. Mildred Davis, Florence
zelius Malcomb Davis, Mrs. Hannah
and daughter, Miss Moore, Miss era
ham,, Irene Cowley, Mary CowIey,
Miss Hussey Marjorie McGilI, Ade-
laide Bell, Miss Abercrombie, Eliza
beth Jones. Helen Turner, Annie
Pooley. Kate Thompson, Miss Norma
Holt. Nellie Richards, Hubert Davis.
Joe Kraswosky, Mary Rogers Mitch |
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-18
HARDING EVOLVED
CONFERENCE PLAN
Worked Out Details While on One Of
His Cruises Down the
Potomac.


WASHINGTON. Nov. 17-Who
formulated and execut- the call for
the armament conference2 Who evolv-
ed mo American proposals for naval
nmitatioa7
The country has been asking these
questions for the last week and has
been hearing a variety Of answers. The
hest 'Inside story" in washington to-
day has an the ear marks Of being
the correct answer.
president Harding. on one Of his
week-ond cruises down the Potomac
early this autumn. so the story runs,
locked himself in his stateroom one
evening and left word that ne did not
wiah to be disturbed because he was
writing. A little later. the president
called to his room, one by one, some
OF the close friends in public life who
had accompanied him and laid before
them some sheets Of paper on which
he had written with lead pencil, and
with frequent corrections and inter-
nneations, something which they all
read with amazement and greatest in
terest-
It was the invitation to the nations
10 the arms conference.
After some conferences among the
marty. II was decided to forward the
text to Secretary Hughes. and the
yacht Mayflower, laid up for the night
in tho still waters Of secluded cove
in the reaches Of the river, buzzed OF
from her wireless that night to the
state department, tho words which
later were to ring around the world
or course, tho preliminary diplo-
matte feeler was transmitted to the
nations concerned, but it Is said that
the text OF the final and formal in
vstation as IL later went out was sub
stantiaIly the same as President Hard
ing had conceived It, that night while
resting on the yacht Mayflower dowH
the river
Tho evolution of the concrete Amer
lean proposals for naval limitation
Secretary Hughes bomb shell--also
heard around the world at the first
session, stin IS another story.
Some admirers have ascribed them
to Secretary Hughes alone. while some
other persons have declared they were
the composite effort Of the four Amer
lean delegates of whom Mr.. Hughes
Is one. Everybody seems agreed that
they were not drafted by naval off
GERS. and almost everybody had left
out President Harding. until today's
'1nside story" began to circulate.
The great secret which Arthur J.
Balfour referred so artistically in his
address Of Tuesday, must indeed have
been well kept. because, between
seven and ten men knew it. That
number includes the four American
delegates and President Harding. The
others worked on various phases OF
inc proposal. It is known Of courNe
that It was based on memoranda culled
from the navy department, and it was
carried into execution by the Ameri-
can big four. which Secretary Hughes
heads, bat the big idea" on which
the plan Is built. the inside story
says, came from President Harding.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-18

charge Of larceny, the allegation being
that he had stolen parts from another
persons motorcycle and put them on
his own. The person to whom the parts
belonged is said to have identified the
property, and caused the action to be
taken. Malone viii be arraigned in the
court of record at an early date. and
in the meantime his motorcycle is be-
ing held at the county building as evil
dence in the case.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-18

ell. Elizabeth RIaura, Edith Maura,
Elizabeth Brainard, Billy Hendricks,
Harold Gonzalez. Elizabeth Daniels,
Julia Thompson, Edna Thompson, Nell
lie HuaI Mrs. E. w. Holcomb, Miss
Lamont. also members of st. Cyprian's
church (colored) viii be in groups.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-18

The alimentary canal Of the adult
person is about 80 feet long.
Aluminium is alleged with copper to
make aluminium bronze
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-18
CHARGED WITH STEALING
PARTS OF MOTORCYCLE

A. A. Malone. white painter, was
turned over to the county authorities
yesterday by the city officials on a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-18

Harem, properly pronounced Har-
reem. is from the Arabic, meaning "Sa-
cred Spot"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-18

The North American Accident Insurance Co., which in
sures The Pensacola Journal readers, through The
Journal, with its special Reader Service Policy" has
just informed US that its policies cover
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14
Forestry Official
Works Out Better Fire
Control Methods

y. w. Kelly. representative 81 the
Washington office 81 tho Forest Ser
vice. who has bcen In Albuquerque
for several days left yesterday for the
Coronado forest of Arizonn. where
ho viii spend the next ten days. Hc
Will do special work In developing aud
pertccting the fire prevention orgaui-
zatinn uf the forest.
Mr. Kelly has been studying tho fire
situation of the entire west FOR "a num-
her 81 years. and spcciaiizes in fire
control methods. i1c coordinatca me
thods used In different localities into
the best system fer all forests Of tho
west. one radical departure from
former custom which he b. working
on and which will De extended TO an
forests Of New Mexico and Arizona.
will be tho placing 81 ioOkout's cabins
on the very points OF the lookout, In
stead Of "a hudrcd yards or su distant
This viii mean that lookoutH viii
live right at their observation points.
and be- ON the alert nj an timrs.
Instead ~ making several observation
"a day. This will mean spcedier fire
discovery and better fire control. ace
cording to officials OF the forest SER
vice.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14
Philadelphia Elks'
Party Escorted on
Its Way West

Three members 81 Philadelphia
Elks Lodge no. 3 who are touring 60
tho convention in Los Angeles in an
automobile truck were started On
their wnv west from Albuquerque thif
morning.
Arthur Prayer. an officer of the
local lodge. Frank Stortz. secretary
and Herbert o. Boyer "a member of
the Philadelphia lodge who has boon
r. resident OF the city for several
months. escorted the visitors out OF
the city.
Al Barclua bridge. which D. being
repaired. it was found that AN over
head hanger would not permit the
truck 10 pass under u and permission
had 10 De secured TO remove this so
tn truck could pass under.
The visitors expressed appreciation
of their treatment here during thtir
stop. saying that they had Thoroughly
enjoyed the day and "a half stop Thov
aifo compllmcnted the local lodge on
the new club building saying II WINS
o. OF the finest they had seen.
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