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Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-17
M2sMIou7MM.

Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Hetzel and family
returned yesterday alter spending the
past six weeks touring coast points,
including Lake Tahoe, San Francisco
and Oakland.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-17
Loui VonMoos's Closing Out Dairy Sale
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20th.

On the Mckim Ranch / mile west of. Mckim
Bridge. miles east of Imperial. miles northeast
OF El Centro on the Imperial to Holtville road
Sale commences at 1890 o'clock sharp.
Good home prepared lunch at noon.
52-CHOICE DAIRY COWS-52
Consisting as follows 42 Hosten cows, all choice
young cows second and third calf. 10 Jerseys and
Guernseys. "a of these will be fresh by day
OF sale 10 springers, balance giving good flow Of
milk. This is one of the choice herds of the valley,
look them before the sale
80 Holstein heifers, 10 heifers heavy springers,
20 from 10 to Is months old
20 Milk calves l registered Holstein bull.
HORSES Span horses 5 and years old; weight
5000 lbs. 1 saddle horse.
IMPLEMENTS AND FURNITURE
Ranch wagon and rack, feed racks 22 feet long;
new ilouser Derrick good standard mower, almost
new, Mccormick TT. disc, barley seeder and wagon,
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-17

Beginning September 21 both de-
partments of the Superior court will
be in continuous session until the first
of the year, that is, if the court cal
endar is any criterion to Judge by. The
jury has been called for September 26.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-17

walking plow. lead chains; double trees grind
stone; milk cart; 20 milk cans; No, 81 Separator;
almost new 80 gal milk tank skim milk tank; water
tank; all furniture and small TOOLS
rs Hens and young chickens.
One Model No II Ford truck with worm drive in
good mechanical condition.
TERMs-$1oo or under cash, over 500 II in
months. 12 i'll months Purchaser to give note and
approved security drawing 10 per cent interest from
date. All notes to be approved by, clerk and no
property removed until settled for. Anyone buying
cows or more will be given long time payments
with approved security.
LOUI Won MODS, owner.
WILL STANTON and d. l.. ZINN, Auctioneers.
Office 510 Main street. Phone 394.
Ell Centre. Cal. Residence Phone 2O6-W.
+. +. SHACKLETT, ClerkTYLER DUFF, Ringnian.
DAD FERRIS, Office boy.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-17

Violin, Harmony. Theory. Singing
Are taught by Mrs. d. B, Williams,
A. I. c. L. (Eng.) and Mr.. Williams
at Sf3 Olive. Phone 1881
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-17

FOR sALE-192o DODGE TOUR. IN
very good shape. $3.50; terms Is
cash. 1920 Chevrolet, completely over
hauled and guaranteed. S475, 1-3 cash.
Blenkiron- -Doddridge Co., corner 7th
and Main.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-17

FOR RENT--NICE CLEAN ROOMS
one block from town, nicely fur
nished and plenty fresh air. Steady or
transient. Hotel Washington, Broad
way between Fifth and Sixth.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-17
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT-FURNISHED FIVE
room; also three room house, close
in. Phone 72W.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-17
Bottled Coca Cola,

Cherry Blossom, Orange, Lemon or
Lime Crush, Cascade Ginger Ale, Root
Beet or mixed cases delivered to your
home at S1,50 per case of "a bottles:
Bottle deposit $1.00 until returned
Order case from your dealer or
phone 7SW, Coca Cola Bottling Works.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Coming, who
have been residents of the valley for
the past eight years have removed to
Santa Maria where Mr.. Coming has
accepted a position with a large mer-
camille company. He was formerly
manager of the dry goods department
of B. Salomon & Co.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-17
Francis Drug Store

Francis Drug Store
Beauty Parlor is now open. Mrs.
Lurline Ricaby, graduate operator of
Harper and Marinella Methods is in
charge Ladies of Ell Centre and vi
cinity will find Mrs. Rcaby a careful
and painstaking operator, specializing
in facials, scalp treatments; also fair
dressing and manicuring. Twelve years
experience in the best shops In The
East. Our beauty paslor and rest room
on the balcony Francis Drug Store.
500 Main st. Phone for appointment
DIR. Foncannon is expected home
Saturday, after an extended trip
through the East and Middle West
While in Missouri part of his time was
spent in taking post graduate course
in the original school of osteopathy.
Prof. Todd's Glasses
will begin Monday, Sept. 10Th at his
studio, 624 Olive Ave. Phone 466W.
Among recent Imperial Valley ar
rivals at Hotel Stowell, Los Angeles
were the following: J. w. Maynard
and wife, Dewey Carey, Chas. Z
Sones and wife, VIM. L. Schruff, j
S. Jones and wife, r. B. Claggett ant
/ wife.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-17

FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOM
especially suited for one or two
teachers. Home privileges. 564 Holt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-11
LUBBOCK COTTON
DECREASE HEAVY


Spsgtsl ~ ~ Nsws
lNRlS'Ck, SVa N-rhs s,as ~
l.sl9~,'k VVgRN haNc ,,a,l,,,ls, Rc0
VNvghaullns. AMI arc aaVNaV s,aalNg
,he Tall CatVN yr,a, rhs Ur>i N,le NJ
w SaAsoa Nss s,Nn,a ta>l iNNlAN, With
~ tssRus hl,ash, ssts ~ vN NV
sr,els ~ lhv v,iS SAluN,ay u,gnlas
The cN,sVa Spgp ,arogshoU, this 49,,
NVn has ~ hcaNRy within the VAS,
tee 1sys bat vNva al NAT. the pg~>lu,,
uSn NiA Vsual psl wars ginning w,
tvu9~ fhetv = tn aavSsc rv,la -
teai = vs,sn.alsa a, srupA 81 ~ yVnl
anaeg ess sVsF and NV NsVld y sl.shl
NNVg ~ sNgv thsp Asi AVsG hal
aeS a. ths sa<l lNst meNh ess,vh Nas
hst Ia 'hv ustls t,sl NVst "a agNvpal
"a tte N'v n.Ngkvt yftov ana A.sa 80,
ID hNyseslns n l. hslsNv,i ,hat tA,s
SssFs SgoR va s2usl tes, " "a,
Nxag,
A9sa1N AS ~ytNs - ssvs ,h,.lsl
Nne nessets n sslNsnsy "a tbV aAg,
Nvsi ssssn Wagv eaNv.t u vu.ks
Nal IL ustny yalt~ "a Ne ssytef>~aA
fhs N.eA y Fygstle1 unaoFualN sod
"a MA ptasikaiN ~ u,sgkst ~
pssna tAss, aesttN RAlte in ths bad -
sstsss i,f a ~ - ~ ssR
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-11
Market News
WHEAT DECLINES
3 "a CENTS NET
HEAVY PROFIT TAKING AND
sLoWNEss OF EXPORT
CAUSES FALL.
a, Associated Frees


rulCNuu s,p 40 WHEAT pt,,,s
Iwu,d duVugmdr lu,lp after sin,
49,, ad,nnvr ll,a,N prtt lahus, to
y,th,i With auWu,ss ul vNpult rall had
mu,h tu du With the tvn, uun. CNslug
quotations Wurr weak 3 a. to %
net luW,l with pyu,mhvt ,laa 80 Ia
N.is a. and Mas SIS; a. 10 ttSs.
Cu,n lust a. W 80, and uats aN Ia
alNtN, Nv prove the uul,unv va
tivd from 10, dr,uuv lu q like advance,
N utst lhv what market displayed
CONSIDERABLE uvsh strength. So much
su that Ma, delivery up,h,d 'hv M
,st point l,t TITS scason The ,h,rt
nulhsh tA,lut Appeared tu bv - new
upluw In the ,aWv II rWtluu aud
slwhs nuNlns ~ WHEAT however vas
lvss AggUsslNv than ~ hlv. and this
vlrcums,anvv ga\v impetus lu holders
utnts W pallV Wulus N last
hu, little mlNlng ioW,r was IN vNi.
dvnvv. and hvnts Wvrc hklns ,ho up,
WutuWN a. emphasizes ANEW various
UutaNw ahlV tsW,ts ut the financial ~,
ua,rn IN Gurupr
CoN Vas hatishlv affected by the
Canadian nllV,d vWlatgucs lpvsidvs
country offerings ut vorp we're on a
RrsV svalo uais pvllwlvd action ol
other vytca,s Provisions moved w.
WNrl as a rsult Ut DEMAND tot hUl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-11
COTTON


MEM Nolik, Svpt, lN--Apprvhcn,
sloM at ,W,hvr vrVp dtmagv a. result
" hcNVy N,ns rCl0r,vl IN Soa,h TWAS
hd a. tUihvt and svnsa,lalalN rapid
lVc'NVlN IN lhc vVllVN MARKET hcgV to,
day, Nvar months wVlc agaln relative,
IA ~,U,Ng and Nlulsr ,,ntlavts which
had s,ld VT tNm sl,iN, thV h,gh Nv,
Nd "a hst "Wednesday, 0 l>,OO on
THURSDAY, adNaNv,Sl W sl,A this
p,Wniug, ~ leN pNauts atNNv last
ntghtS ,l,sv, aWd within lrn paints "
the maximum lN,m,t,,Nl NF tNc day,
Whcr p,vNlhs sOld - Ia lss uVlnls net
hlghvC bW, thcrV wvV gVncra, cttVsts
~ s'eUrV pW,t1s AMI hvaNN south
ctp Rv,lgN s,lung whl,h ,SWs,d sharp
Nl,AkS IN tho las, halt hour, and ,thc
Vlo~e Mas NNNlN Stys,ly, although las,
prtcvs stu ShVNo,l ne, gains " - Ia
l,e l~sptS lNNvmlcr ,Vnttav,s SOLD
Al sl,,A. maNhs an advance vt VNcr )
yyn,s l~r l~'UNd tNsu THURSDAYS how
howl and rV,VNVtN 10 within IS
lesn,s 70 ,hV high lstcV lvayhcd IN
lkV VyVS, " thv rVNVp, hun mONvUent,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-11
.PlAINv|EW BUILDING
new WARD SCHOOL

Special " fhs Ns~
riAtNNlEN, sept To- CUnsltue'
ton work On ,hc now ntashcar hullt'
ing, Seth Ward school additions 10
Lamar and Cvn,u,l schools and cleh,
new residences hcgan IN rAinNicw dut'
ing the past week, The largest rest
arncc started during ten week viii 10
built tor W, Y, Risser I, viii ~ n
tine brick and stone structure and viii
he enc IL the tines, homes IN rhinv,ew,
Work on tho Central school VIII delay
H. opcnhx until SEPTEMBER 10,
Although thcre has been nothing IN
the nature " a Nscn, Plain NeN's bust
ness aud rcs.aencc scc,lcn has been
halllne s,vadlN aurlng the past YEAR,
Many new business houses ana resi-
dvNccs are contemplated and several
c,N,nc,s VIII Ne le, newt week, A
hand eleylicn toF new $4,000 munlel,
pal auditorium viii Ne voted Thursday,
Due 10 the fac, that many carpenters
and other mcmNets ~ building trades
have c,aNe u rAlnVicw trOm N tielas
ana ether Sec,,Ons, thcre 10 abundance
~ htNg hefN Tor al work contracted
ta aud contemplated,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-11
q, Nsssia,~l r,~s

MN ORLEANS IA, Sla, lN-ec,
pgts "a Wugs,,vh'nlya bvaNX gAtus Ia
reNsu Npd "a, styS,lN pN,StvSs ~ thc
Wvlsesl s,ulm avpyss thV Catll,s,,An SeA
'hpvW M vo,leN n,arSc, ,nto ovnsv
"a NgNng NstaN. and tbytv WV stgVng
Nglsvs tuylns thv stval,r l,et "a thc
shVtt Nvvkvud ssssl,n. unW trade
uVN,Ns WV ~ n va l~spls h,sReg
,htn tbv a., Qu,aAtNns II lbv>e hcNvls
niNN,va mash l'raps ,aStns eN rvC~n,
huNvtS AND m nv a., tVN otnases
~ ~ dsN lhc svlDug vNl levame ~
NysNN thsl a rssytpN a uystlN a wat
,s'gua l,sa,,y,l To, ,essf NAs a ~,
sam "a - o. " biscuits. ,St,aSr NaS
nv slt,nsvsl p,ou,h and a iysls,l a.
e,sh a. q waits a lsssna and ysOssa a,
sNsl
fev r,Harktblv slfvu.,h a Vs,toNst,
Nhyh Was a, ,sv tuay slpt< a. a
e,A A. Wss lytvvd tN wspV trsdeys
o. tes Nst lAst Neslbyy v,'Dl,lsaAs
Nvgv VcAiNg srvat ssrl1us - hsN
srsaSs apd srkVe sbsstssV "a tsttvr
sueaSs Wv tgAdins "a lnS dsy tayrvas
"a 49, N~Vsnts SCI nv satyr wNntas,
NapyA rtsiug o. sesA Al - u.s., and
elosapg a. iA1i Cpll rs,vs,N htVy
wQrtAs hsNv ty,u a, psyuuuius on
,he uesrs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-11
FlAlNvleW SELLS
SEED TO MEXICO


saesA' " fas Ma
fl-NlNNiEW. Sgpi ie--lials c0an,
o. alfala SD vta b. vssa " Van, IN
tae lvselsks ssst.en VI Oa1 Mexico az
Fsseh "a pesoiatlQns tetNesa the
eesinN,eW tsagd q CIV HeVeoPmen,
apa psFilss rrpgesentns sas Mex.Saa
tfmers TIE MgNleana were SeterrVt
% lhe fAuVisN SEXTON toF Alfalfa
SGD "a ne 4 ; hspsrmvu, " Agrt
esl,sfe. Nho migrmsd them tAat ilale
eo1nty SD would psolAbly b. wyl
A4ipiyd 70 pl,n,.ng IN The laguaAs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-11
AMAR|LLO'S WATER SERVICE
TENTH OF A SERIES OF ARTICLES FRANKLY
TELLING LOCAL PEOPLE RESULTS OF
SURVEY AND INVESTIGATION.

u'diora No,t-leaslnR that Amarillo Ia confronted with
water shortage STEADY diminishing uapia supply, ne
determined In mako investigation physical m well sta
Hlal and historical survey The result ~ this work VIII he plvcn
IN The readers ~ The News nHiamena each " the sub
divisions NJ the article dealing with specific feature " The
water situation, u II anticipated that there VIII be from ten ~
twelve " these articles and viii be spared IN make them
not ony readable but dealing with nothing bu' facts IN they me
found through investigation and survey u II hut fair IL Tho peo
pie ~ Amarillo that they should know NIL the o'H aho, the wafer
situation the problem involves and why such lnvoNcmen To
cnd " dcycopinn commonhenny tho information tina, II do
pac aud viii be- helpful News readers these articles VIII e
written aud pubahd has been hcrcn lndca'cd-The Edwl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-11
WICHITA MARKET

WICHITA Ran, Sc.t, 10 -llogs--
loo, Warkc, steady top ~ae, ealG,
y SONSsN
,attlc--aNe; matkv, Nr week; Fat
cuws and hcltcrs strong IT, quarter
higher, s,,N kcrS aud lvC,lcrs, s,vadN lo
siNNng An Nhvrs classes generally
S,vNdN. With g,sl vlvaranvV,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-11
CATTLE RECEIPTS
UNUSUALLY L|CHI.
BIDS OFFERED ON EVERY
THING BUT ONLY TWO
CARS ARE SOLD.
~ Aaanc lAIsl llfess

foHr WoRTll TcNas sept To-.
cattle l,r,cipls tudny amounted To
unl, auu head sicrrr masking NJ prur,
,lchlly the vntirr supply Twu uars sold
early, hui thu remainder ct the supn,y
was not dlspusvd 1T n the nihrn0g,
although bids wrru ullvrvd N every,
thiug
No hogs came by rail, Ia, about 80
rvv arrived m TRUCKS The marku,
VAS uuubd as unchanged, the hest
hoe- hrv s,lllug ~ Siu to - CLl,
nnnh huN, uthvt dvals woro uruund
ltOuut,'u
Shvv'.- l,vyvWlS Wtrc vhsv tu $50
hved az tina, number lu6 head ,amo
dur,t iu q pacNvr Market conditions
N,lr un,hangvd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-11
lniuIluI MuNumrni =
CoFrEE


NEW Nol,k sept 10 Culfoc fu
lures showed continued s,cadincss To
day und opcnrd ~ an advance " 10
tn ~ points last miocs wcru u little
III from the hest under roalisins, with
the markr, showing net galnu NJ ~ q
lnintS, Sales were estimated ~ about
~, onO hass september at, uo,ohcr,
so, ncocmher I1i January, 7N,
March, sea- May, STA, July Nae, Spo,
,wlfrv, tunoU Rlo g. ihc to NJ, santos
u iO's iu llAC
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-11
coTroNsEEp OIL


MEM Nul,k SvlN, 10 -CuliMsccd
vl was uuicI hu, firm, IN sympathy
With lhc strength IN cO,,un aisl ali,
svn,c at tenders, Closing bids wcw
n ~ 90 puln,s net higher sales $500
harWls, rrmc crude, t,a1N,oo, prlmo
summvr yellow spot, Nsa; Scp,cnhcr
$50, Mvcmbcr, ga, aud March, ss,,
an lid
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-11

MN NN,lsN, SsPt la-l,aW sgsar
NaS vpghspssd a. a, tvr vvsigfagal
lvg NFtV Nsps tud iNs ivr Nalas.
ln gsN sussr tutaEes ftoAl pricss
New uuveangvsl e. ene glnt uy, hsgh
sg, S,p,yu,bsg y,O-,l az .Ne. lssca,bsg
az glj, Maych, az Nan, .sa
rhcrv Wvgv ue transtyl,vns Ia gvitn,
"a fgturvs
thf ttsy Was unehans,d O. : .Vinis
kNvr >sNtmhsr e,ustd al tNi Isccu,
teg al ije Msryh aud MAJ a. a., an
til
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-11
A rExAs wONnKA

FNf kIuhey ana NlAuust Wvuutss.
gravel, weak ana lame hack, theamA
tlsm and Irregularities 90 the k,dneys
and bladder II no, sold by your dtue,
s,st. viii ee sent hy mali On tecelr, 81
N,sA small bottle often cure send
tOt sworn testimonials pt, u, w, Hall
ssss owe street, 81 Loaia Mo sela
ey arugg,stS --Acvertisemen
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-11
vAe amae, callca ,he Naacea VI hul,, |"

viii he Mshcr this winter due to the
killing trusts accNrslas to oplnlons ex'
pressed M l~Sal deakvs And this
probably indlga,cs tia, CcllATs wont
h - tun et thsm this wlR,cr--,AA, Il
tAoes who Asvs ccllsrs-ner viii ,Aey
~ - evtaa IN the dish IN the sitting
room s,and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-11
Wolk STARTS ON
ROSWELL HIGHWAY


slsg@l \ L. Nsss
ROSWELL \ A SIT DO Wrs
besan ga ~ had surfaced t.ghwaf
beiv,sn Eos~,n and psAier a.
uao, q ieN midas Two r'ai gang'
started ewk al ofgnari para tne'N.
mlles souih ~ Boswell and vm vofk
beth Wa,f ,,euN Effort belns made g.
pnsh ihe vurk O. an Ufh on'Ma'aH
pFktr AID ilngenpan people and
ulhfrr u,lug 20 d. toad between n0s
utu AID nIattf afs enlhuslarit over
~ tat lhsl lhff vii rNn ~ eUn
nl1ifd VIA ne ltsNen business a.
ul1 \, i,sd over vhfh ttoy uaY
Usttl u ani snl su lluds N Nrathef
4 ~, fo.enl 4 alliat n l0ft on ite
- n flsI laa n " n sfafll I'd
I. r. . ~. "A II.IU n4IEI HIII
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-11
EsssAan parapheraaaa s wewa,as

cut BASEBALL gloves among AmatlllA
ecys 10 certain extent now Sportins
gcssls s,c,~s arr carrying displays TIA,
indicate TALL u neah and the tine II
at hand tot tho uts, klck Oft,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-11
TuRPENTINE
n, Associated Five,

SAVANNAH ia SrM, lp--rur
l'vNt,nr ftuG So, Salvs, lal; WNVipls,
lsa, shipments, ~, s,wk, lN,SlS,
lusin-- ltnN, SAlcs, SlS, r,~V,pls, l.,
lle, shunmvn,S, asa, s,VVk, tSlA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-11
CITYBRIEFS
raln, eonlrae,ws wcv sue,is M

day nlgh, ot the Painters, rapcr
hangers and Decorators Union, l.oeal
No, Ni, q, the regular meeting Wl'
lowing several ENJOYABLE talks M tho
contractors and scgne union membcts
refreshments were served The local
donated ssa 10 The Canton Drum Corps
n ~ Used In defraSlng IT, expenses TO
CalNda,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-11

pf,,rpt Nu,aftV al 'he v1,rA Tat
son,tpisn AZ SbsNaee GAIA sepiem.
~ a. % Nas Annnuug,d al "a Harl
n tlN NNelopm,nt YESTERDAY Na
tionsi avAdausglsIs O. ihr oeatk
taalk Az ai fulia aud prvuid ut
sNsp,plon u suXi0us ,o haNs as hrse
a dslsssuop Town psphAni, uuats al
Ms uesiips a, possltle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-11

standsland used u h. IaNoFie Ias
inc with tans At The Amusement park,
Now tans srs rretcrt,ns the trst Nse
line whole ~, moFe u u Indicated oy
the way which they turn 10 the rlgh,
AFTER entering the park,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-11

feripo ~ Asfk,lu 81 ts.liusgr TeN
,es( etfv YESTERDAY Aa1 WE ug,rrea
~, 49,, ~ ~ v fbVm~n pastei
"a NNAilel isvstN lyfan NhuIsh ga
ese,talyN 4 l,aws a. SsrsmenN tbr
,eap's IN ga lspNyr on haneN.
s.,>'e NJ fag,,f u a tgnter tTvw
Nav,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-11

NmAvsn~ N C,aA viii hid B, weekly
MncAsen Al islA eVle,k Monday rNcN
=, the Amarillo Hotel
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-11

Awarslk rsassasAle \a,eme,Ne ~,
seshtlcn vii mee, a, csc e'Vhcs Moa,
Say nlsM a, the Auar,llN ue,e, Lssl
vsess meeting was eNss,si esSS0ss "
Nesssy tsllng On Laees Day,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-11

W. tsat ~easvN ksal> Va taNh,s
Fietl ~ tvnl "a ~ ,Qarihoass sec.
sesesa ga nsi uishl GA ihs fir,' trne
fee gtN a,s ssosed N trul.h ,iee.
VNrN o. thsn AZ Il has tus tog
Vthfgs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-11

Nassssal nAsk " teAmssse ". u,
" lowell ., Al and " n ihTF~N ~
y " uesssa ., al aFe the s,Ss u tau
ss',s ts'sa WITH nss,tsg, Ceyk , 9
sknlnsa, rae suits aEv "a Alss,a
nNsss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-11

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-11

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CITYBRIEFS|
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day nlgh, ot the Painters Paper
hangers and Decorators lnlun l.veal
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contractors and some union memhcta
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donated tsa 10 The Canton Drum Corps
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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-08-11
HONOR IS CONFERRED
UPON J. K. MULLEN

Pope Benedict XIV has conferred
on J. X. Mullen Of Denver the order
Of Knight Of st. Gregory. it was an
rounced in a cableeram received
Saturday night by Father HUGH L.
McMenamin from Bishop J. Henry
Then, who now is in Rome.
"This. Is . great honor and on"
confer,ea on. but very. few men in
ms e6e saaid Hther McMene-
hin. at IL Even only to men whose
catholicity is notable. men who have
been great benefactors and have led
a clean life"
Mr.. Mullen is president of tn"
Colorado Mining and Elevator COM
psny and has been prom'ne" IN
charitable enterpriscs. He f"nd"'
the J. X. Mullen home for Tire L'ttle
Sisters Of the Poor at Lowe" houic
ward and West Twenty-nintn "venu"
and assisted very materially IN ac''
ting the St. Anne cathedral built IN
Arvada. +"
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-08-11
Community Fair
For Arvada
is Suggested

We have heard the suggestion that
since the proposition of tri-county
fair has fallen thru that Arvada
should try to have a community fair
some time in September. The new
park would be nice place TO hold
sort of a fair and picnic. Good pro-
grams could be arranged and pro-
perly handled community fair
would be good thing for Arvada.
County Agent McCaskill says he will
be glad to assist US in any way and
if it is the desire of the people to
have something along that line he
will come over to a meeting of the
Community Club and help US work
out any plans to make the fair a
success: