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Evening journal., 1921-08-04
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Philadelphia His latest stay in
Wilmington covered about two years.
including the time he has been chief
resident physician of the Delaware
Hospital. which has been since last
October.
After graduating from Jefferson
DR.. Zimmerman was assistant to DR..
John Ball at Elsmere until he was
taken i'll. He was taken to the
Delaware Hospital for treatment and
after recovering remained there as
an inferno again, later being pro-
NOTED to chief resident physician.
DR.. Zimmerman is a member of
a party of three who have volun-
teered their services for two years
to the Near East Relief, Americas
official organization for Carrying
on" in the Near East His work
will be cut out for him, as there are
several wars going on in the country
to which he is going. They mean a
greater demand for medical service.
particularly among the thousands
of refugees who are thronging the
American relief stations.
TITS a wonderful opportunity for
doing humanitarian work and at
the same time gaining most val
liable experience" said DIR. thinner
man just before his departure
Particularly is it Of value in that
there are so many critical situations
to be met. Medical supplies and
equipment are, cf course, limited,
and a doctor or surgeon has to make
the best of what materials he has
at hand and to act quickly, with no
one to advise him. l consider that
experience Of this kind Is the best
kind Of training"
DR.. Archie Orenstein. sos West
Twenty-second street. will leave to-
morrow week TO practice medicine in
NTilo. Hawaii
DR.. Archie Orenstein. OF 6O3
West Twenty-second street, with
Offices in the Waverly Apartments.
will leave on Friday, August 12, for
the Hawaiian Islands where he ex-
poets to practice in Hilo. He will
/ accompany DR.. A. Leon Heck, Of
this city who has been located in
Hno for about two years and who
has been East for some time visiting
! his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred c.
I Heck. 1927 West street. Dr. Heck
is accompanied by his wife and
child. He was married a little over
a year ago in Hawaii.
The departure of the two young
physicians together is the continue
ton of a friendship which has ex-
isted between them since boyhood
days. DR.. Orenstein and DIR. Heck
we're graduated in the same class
from the Wilmington High School
lin 1913 and both matriculated at
the University OF Pennsylvania Med
ical School after a pre-medical
course Of two years. They grad
uated from Penn in 1919.
After graduating DR.. Heck went
to Honolulu where he served an in
terneship at a large hospital, later
going to Hilo to practice. DR.. Oren-
stein had first intended to go "a
Honolulu with DR.. Heck but instead
served his interneship at the Jewish
Hospital in Philadelphia, where ne
had been stationed for several sum
mers while still student physician
He has been practicing in Whining
ton for a little more than year.
A farewell reception will be giver
to Drs. Heck and Orenstein in the
, Hotel DUPONT on the eve Of theii
departure.
Evening journal., 1921-08-04
Wet START At
SUMMIT CAMP
Evangelistic Party Conducts
Service in Canvas-En-
closed Tabernacle
TODAY OBSERVED
AS NATIONAL DAY
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
RRANDYwINE SUMMIT CAMP
MEETING GROUNDS. Aug. 4-In
spite OF the inciement weather, great
interest was displayed by the tenters
last evening in the formal opening
Of the annual campmeeting season.
The heavy downpour OF rain which
had continued most of the day stop
ped just before the evening service.
and the grounds partly dried within
a short time.
The opening service was held In
the tabernacle and tenters who at
tended were comfortably housed. as
large canvas curtains enclosed the
place Of worship. keeping chill and
dampness out. Practically every
cottage on the grounds had repre-
sentative at the meeting and a
hearty greeting was extended TO the
evangelistic party that is to be in
charge OF services.
The evangelistic party consists OF
DR.. ]. II. Mcombe. who 1t win be re-
membered. was minister In charge
OF last years camp; Professor Har-
old c. Clase. who Is we'll known TO
many Deiawareans as a singing
evangelist. and who has been a
popular leader at other sessions OF
Brandywine Summit camp, and Pro
fessor and Mrs Arthur Roberts.
DR.. McCombe greeted the camp
ers and gave a short address OF
welcome and as usual numerous
witty remarks which won his audi
ence.
1T is better TO have sensation than
stagnation," he said. Anything but
a dull time. II minister has the
nerve to come out and strike hard
for God then some molly-coddle OF
a preacher will say he's sensa-
tional.'"
He told his hearers not to be dis
couraged by opposition.
IT'S cream-puff religion that
has left many OF the churches
anemic," he added. Opposition Is a
good sign. The days when dead cats
and rotten eggs were thrown at the
Salvation Army workers were the
days when they were working the
greatest nuInDtI Vi 1OAANRA 80
Greetings were extended by the
other members OF the party. Among
the features of last evenings service
were the musical selections given by
the members OF the evangelistic party.
Mrs. Roberts has a beautiful voice
and sang several solos. Prof. Rob
erts accompanied on the piano.
other vocal selections which greatly
pleased were those which were
given by the party who formed a
pleasing quartet.
Today Is known as "Nationa
Day" and under the direction o
Prof. Clase there will be patriou'
speciaities. The subject for today
service will be Gods Grenadiers-
Tomorrow will be known as Fam
lily Day."
The road from Johnson's Corne
into the camp grounds has beer
under repairs for the past week an'
today other work was done on th'
road. Two carloads Of stone have
been placed on the road and all the
holes have been filed.
The West Chester bus line stops
at the camp grounds.
All services Of the camp are con
Quoted on Wilmington time.
Because OF the rains. there ha'
been little social life at camp thii
week with the exception of a small
surprise party given to Mrs. William
v. Montgomery on Asbury avenue
by the Ladies' Aid Society OF Bran
dywine NJ. f. Church.
Evening journal., 1921-08-04
GIRLS TO GO TO HOMIE.

Six colored boys and two girls
taken into custody following an in
vestigation by Chief Probation Of
fcer Green yesterday morning at
their club room in the Booker
Washington apartments, on Elev-
enth street between French and
Walnut streets, were arraigned In
the Juvenile Court yesterday after
noon. and after being severely repri-
manded by Judge Prichett. the boys
we're paroled in the custody of their
parents. The two girl cooks will
be sent TO a home for colored girls.
None Of the participants are over
~ years OF age
Evening journal., 1921-08-04
Nor sENr mo- WoRKnoUsE.

Joseph Beale, who was held in
$500 bail by Magistrate stradley on
Tuesday evening on a charge OF re-
oeiving goods stolen from a freieh
car. furnished bond for his appear
ance at county court. Beale was
not taken TO the county workhouse.
as was stated enormously in these
columns yesterday. He says he is
innocent Of the charge.
Evening journal., 1921-08-04
HORSE KICKS FINNIGAN.

James Finnigan, aged SO years.
229 West Fourteenth street. was
taken to the Physicians and Sur
geons' Hospital last night. in the
police ambulance. for treatment for
injuries suffered when kicked in the
head by a horse.
His condition was reported as fair
today.
Evening journal., 1921-08-04
HAp WRoNG AUTo TAGs.

Daniel Silver was fined $40 and
costs by Deputy Judge Lynn, in
Municipal Court this morning. on a
charge OF operating an automobile
without proper tags. He was driving
an Oldsmobile car with tags taken
out for a Paige machine when he
was arrested yesterday by Traffic
Officer Gross.
Evening journal., 1921-08-04
STANTON MAN GETS PLACE

: = = - - 7 = T =
ton, has been appointed TO position
IN the Office Of the engineer commits
sioner Of the District of Columbia
The appointment was made through
Senator J.. Heisler Ball. chairman Of
the Senate committe Of the District.
Evening journal., 1921-08-04
AFTER RAY FISH.

The steamer Brandywine OF the
Wilson Line has been engaged by a
party OF Wilmington business men
for a fishing trip down the Delaware
River and Bay on next Tuesday. 1t
will be a private affair.
Evening journal., 1921-08-04
no ARRAIGN PALEsE

Michael Paiese, arrested several
days ago BY the Federal authorities.
viii be given a hearing before United
States Commissioner Cam this after
noon, charged with the sale Of in
toxicating liquors
Evening journal., 1921-08-04

Georgette and crepe de chine
dresses are often trimmed with mar
row. fiat silk braid in self-tone
The wrapper type Of negligee
may be made entirely OF hounces of
lace with a scarf collar of chiffon.
Evening journal., 1921-08-04
9. .. ToWNsEND oPERATEn on.

George l.. Townsend. attorney.
who was operated on at the Homeo-
pathic Hospital yesterday for ap-
pendicitis, was reported to be rest
ing easy today. the operation hav-
ing been successful.
Evening journal., 1921-08-04

A dinner gown OF black net is
trimmed with black velvet ribbon
and worn over a black satin slip.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
Nine Teachers Get
Professional Cards

SANTA FE. July fs=Tepchefs
professional certificates have bccn ~
sued by the state board OF cducaflon
10 nine teachers. OF whom i've are
~slaterrs Of some Catholic order. Thr
certificates are SIGNED by Merritt q.
Mecham. governor. ex-officie prcri-
dent OF tho board, and John v. tcn-
Instruction. oa-officio secretary or tho
board. The recipients OF the ccstiIl-
Gates are. Sisters Renetta Hughes'
John Baptist Linahnn. "A iarttna.
~. Mathla, NJ. Stephania dchrRmmes
ana Filcmon n. Martincz. Jullh y.
McIninch. Lucy Baird Payne. Diana
Bowler Carter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16

n q. MORGAN (sEALl
VI ". MCCLELLAN tAEALl
Tha Hists Of New Mcxicn.
County o. Bernaliles
g. HERMAN MOHR. a notary pabiir IN
aud for the state aud county atorsssid 30
June. A. u. 1891. before me personally 80
peer~d W. GILLETTE y. q MORGAN
and W. ". MCCLELLAN. 20 ms personally
Known aud knrun 10 me 20 h. The taiue
persons described i. and ~bo ssseatsd 'hs
iqneging instfgBeet aud scfereil aeznoNt
edged 10 ne that they had riEntd had exc
WITNESS my hand aud official seal II
said county the day and yrar iasf Anuss
fspAii HERMAN wOHr
Notary Public, esrnaiisio Coants,
New hexieo.
Ny commission expires January 2 ipll
ENDORSfD
Ne. MOI
Cor Reed Vol. 2. psg- %
Articles of Incorporation
Electric rark Amusement Company
Filled in Office Of State coUafation I'm
missinn u Now Mesicn
Iaiy 3, ip2t-qs 30 "a.
A l. Morrison. CLERK.
Compared jJo to EMA.
HERMAN MoHR. Bot 81. CITY
Compared 20 10 Ng
/ state Of New Masieo.
| County ~ nernaiillo--as.
This instrument was filed for record on
,e' H'h R DAY g. 'q y vs spa! ~ Me. 81 'i Rec.
erds Of said County. feiio SO.
....... Clerk and Recorder.
.............. Deputy Cierk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16

SANTA w. July B.-The Atlas
CONSTRUCTION company. incorporated
under the laws OF h state OF Colo
RADIO. has filed its articles OF incor-
-porafion In the offices Of the state
corporation commission and VIII
muintain an office In SANTA fc. The
will do n general road con-
a~iruction business. n hns authar-
lied capital stock OF $4,000. Of which
sf6sO0O has been issued. The rcHl-
dent agent In New Mexico IL T.. NJ. a.
IInoau. who IL the deputy state haak
examiner In charge OF insurance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
Richard Maitland
Enters Business
With c. M. Barber

Richard Maitland graduate q no
BcIoif college m W~irrvnHiH % -
on over the sales Insurance ana iptn
department Of the business %
Barber. Mr.. Bnrber WI con'ihur =
loot after The home buiidlnR.
The ln1sInesa. beginning odny - g
he known az tho ~hihttitu"
company. Mr.. MAITLAND was = tofs
mcr resident Of salt Lake Guy ana
was for a time a soldier nj
n. Al. The office OF the
to BE- In the Ossirclch buiidius. 2ib
South Second street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16

sIIAHGnAI-Thc 400 900, 600 poo-
pie OF China have to depend on SO
movie thcaters Tor amusemcnt q
OF thcfn are In the Coast cities.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
CALL UP
EBTBouND- Daily

When you want compstsnt Heip,
a Room. 10 buy Anything. to sell
Anything. phone 14B. An expert
enced Want Ad Taker" will an
swer and be ready to take your ad
As you phone H.
Herald Want Al Takers. are
thoroughly trained advertising
writerR They have hean Instructed
In tho at ~ writing WANT ADS
That pull. N you do not know
exactly how your Rd should he
worded these operators will help
you.
REMEMBER; We havs a ciss-
~siication FOR every purpose and
results for those who use them.
Phone 345
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16

WEST CENTRAL HOME
THIS modern h-room bungalow "
situated on "a Cornfrt fine lawn,
garage. shade. aud has maple
floors throughout. Hun-den. all
bulletin features. fino basement
with furnace; and tho Joke Of Il
- The price aud terms for these
Ring AFR. Pend
A. c. sTAREs.
$40 West Cold Ave. Phone iss-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
HERALD WANT AID TAKERS

Are thoroughly trained ad writers.
II you so desire, they will gladly
assist you in wording your adj.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
MIsUEii.ANEous

MISCELLANEOUS "a
RErTEW KODAK ~FtNtsHtN0 i IL better
Returu postage reid on mail orders. The
Rarnum Studio. glpI4 W. Central, Albu'
uucruuc. \ Mes
WAhIED-Latefat togaE t~'nitsinG By mas
ter photoErAphsr twice dAiy %serTtos, Ne
member, aatisfAetion guaranteed Hand your
finishing 10 q reliable established Hrin.
Ham. a Hams Master rso'oSrAnssn
vOW sALE Dandy .etstrt pads oniy Toe
nnnnd Al Fvsring W@ssia 'asinsss ofNes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
tUN NNLT -FurniIurr

ron RENr-Two large COOL rooms iur lighi
bookkeeping 3lH ". Silser rhons
bEtJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16

STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION
uf NEW MEXICO.
United statcs of Aneriea,
Slate Of Nea Mrxieo-~
Il D. Hereby Certified. that the annexed
. fail true aud complete Transcript VI
CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION
ELECTRIC PARK AMUSEMENT
COMPANY
CSC mon
With 10. endorsements thereon. o. Eauis ap-
pear ON hi, and ~ record Boz thu office
n the state Corporation Commission.
ln Testimony whereof The state Cogpo'
ration Commission of the State ~ New
Mrsisp has caused this orrtifiratr In be
Signed by its chairman and the seal ~ said
Commission iu DO affixed Hi the CITY Of
santa &c. 900 TIN aud day ~ Juiy A y.
tsEiLl HrGH WILLIAMS
Auss, 4 g. MORRISON CIert.
ARTICLES oF INCORPORATION
uF
ELECTRIC rAKk AMUSEMENT
COMPANY
We, the undersigned boz ordrr 10 inrm
% corporation Tor thr lufpuHrs hcrrmattNr
stated. under aud pursuant tu tho prusi'
siprs of The laws of the siHiy Of New McN
SEQ. United State Of America. do hereby
Article l.
The name OF the corporation Is ELLC.
TRIO pAitk AMUSEMENT COMPANY. 10
AM |NANNH 10
Tho location Of The principal Office 81 tho
corporation in tho SLATE Of New MeNic1,
,hrll be- Albuquerque, New McSiro, and
tho name ~ the agent in charge through
and upnn whom PROCESS Against the cor
pprHiiun may hr served is " q GILLETTE,
Room q Firt National Bnnk Buiiding. Al
hupusutur h's Aeur'
ARTICLE iti.
Tho object. Cor wh4th thi. corporation 10
formed arc % tpud1ti amusrmHnt ruter'
puts. Iu IN the brsnrhsg pertaining there.
to and thereof consisting ~ summer raf'
demo. park. hrieia. dance heilH roof gar
dcna aud thrsiteE 20 tuiid. maintain and
Operate thereon scenic ntwsys, old mills.
uirehip vhirls. etrtplr shnse. merry gu
rounds. skating unkH. pHttllUrH. gymnaa tuina
sN 1mminr pools aud other appliance Tor No
amHssnruf NJ people aud Co. furnish inn"
cent entertainment hy multr sud othel
nHFH in operate any plays. operas songs
musisal ur drHmstral performance snt
other thlngs relating thereto which NAV h'
used fnr am~u-rmruts ~ prrsuns 10 public
sud urtrHtr ulHrps sud t1 conduct hmusr
mcut rntrrprtses ~ bl kinds. o. bay pur
rhnsr. lease. option or rthsrwlrr acquire
own. exchange. srll CO., utlrrwiH dispose ~
mortgage. Hud deal boz real estate land al
huiilluGs fur fht erection aud ratHhliHhmonI
NJ Theatre. halls office. sturcs and ware
hnu.y. and ufhrrui.r with suitfhir piants
euriurs end machinery Tor the tufihrrau''
rf fhr N%usiutss nnurd hfrytu in construct
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
LiluAL NOTICES
n ,.

STATE oF NEw MEXICO.
STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION
OF NEM MEXICO.
United State Of America.
State u Nss MrNico-ss.
Il n Hereby Certified. that the annexed
IL = fuil true aud complete transcript "
The
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
ron RINI
ROOMS WITH iI,AiiD

FOR HtNT- Small ftrrrroUm especial
suited fur hatcher shop. veil located Q
highland rhpne l75OW
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16

FOR SAllr-Iy pcAHicfr
For HAIE. TYPEWHirtRS -Al Kinds
both new and SECOND hand. bought, sold
prltrr EsrhAnse. Phone ooaJ la2 south
Fourth ~
sFFb HpNE COON kGRATun Faust
Gst them ~ The Evening Herald business
office TOO per pound
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16

The fll name, and ppstniiice addresses
o. thr inrurpnratsrs and the numhet Of
shares ~ this corporation subscribed Tor By
rarh. respectively. are ss fUllosst
kaiae 81 incorporates. Postoffier Addresses.
Number ni Sharra
W & gillette. albuquerque y N..t.4.. -
D. q NrrgHu. Albuquerque. y MI ~
" " NcCi.iian. Albuquerque. \ 10
ARTICLE VI
The term - exisisnrr - th!s corporation
hail be- MY tiu) year. from The dsie here
~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16

var S~AIEH.Ihrrc rvirEDretnI. good CON
dilior reasonable tv" thrrr and tnuf
porch swing. 900 n urv apU hH.H 80 HN
Nrs taut Sop.stui auin ur 'ui forget
ru.ui puutiut... hlruuut. and rnlHHt'
r.ri .Ifr SO $40 nud 81 trrfF thing
Boo .upd condition tsrd furniture ni pr'
.sr pIl,r Nuut, Furniture Co., jal
South Firs'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-17
30 LEILA LAKE HOGS
AVERAGE ABOUT $50

Special to The News
CLARENDON, Texas Dee 10 Dem
onstating Donley County as one az the
best hog counties In the state was
brought cut by a large crowd attending
the hCg sale AT Glendale Farm OF Leila
Lake. owned by W H. Mcbride a Son.
1 Thirty hogs were sold al this sale.
mos @. them going 10 buyers In tins
county. and despite the fact everyone
is SAYING rhard times" the thirty
hogs averaged around t54 These hogs
were pun, bred Poland. China.
] Following is the list OF buyers
Il. O. Thomas. two SONS. $3.50. W +.
Shuliz oDo SSl; a J. Sibley. two. sos
each. ". $ Sblcv. two $50 each. sam
All,n. one fle.5o; " $ Siblcy. one $50.
\. j. Siblcy, one SIS: q. NJ. Gibbs. one
I t3l; sam Allen, one >5l; an Of Cnrrn.
don. /. =. Scott. CA, 500. ". O. scott.
one S6V. Il T.. Mann. one Sil. Il. T..
Mann, one Si5; IL l.. smith one $50. an
Ioi iirdlcy. Texas. G. " kennedy. one
$50. T.. \. Parsons one $50. H. A. Par.
sons on SCI. W T. christie. one SO;
an Of Leua Lake. Texas Also +. H..
Bowhnd. one S4l Of Clarendon j. IT,.
Moore. On" So % Tolbcrt. Texas. and
T.. smith one $50. of Memphis. Texas.
Five bears were sold a. the following.
Il. VI Gibbs, George Balm. OF clarendon:
" Il. Gale, ot Groom. ~ Is webb aud
" y Christiu. Of Leila Lake.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-17

Frozen starter Battery? Just phnn0
Number 100 Willard Battery station.
All makes repaired.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-17
I,kRREORn PERSONALS.

/ Mrs Jim Carter left Hereford Tor
Tucmcau y. NJ. Friday morning to
visit her daughter. Mrs. Press Burn
ham. for the winter.
/ Mrs Fred Hunziker and two sons
T. d and Buster Hunziker left Here
ford for their home at oklahoma City
Monday morning.
John Estes left Hereford for Plain
view Monday morning to visit relatives
md also 10 inquire into the real oil
prospects Of that section OF the plains
Miss Lena Green OF Coleman. Texas
, arrived in this city last Sunday TO visit
in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
hastings
W Il Funk and family left Hereford
Tuesday morning for Des Moines. n
NJ.
Il. Frank Buie made trip Ia Canyon
and Amarillo last week. returning Sat
urday morning.
Il. \, Campbell and l.. u. Rogers OF
Canyon arrived In this city Tuesday
morning. Mr.. Rogers viii visit with
his son. Il. l.. Rogers near Wildorado
Elgn Boulman and wife of Amarillo
were In this city Monday.
" +. Herring OF Amarillo arrived In
Hereford Sunday morning.
Miss Carrie Harris returned TO her
hon1r ~ Dawn Tuesday morning -
Hereford Brand.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-17
CARSON FARMERS TO
MEET DECEMBER p
sneeIalto The New,

Special TO The News
PANHANDLE, Carson County Dec.
l6-Farmcrs. bankers and other lusi
ness men OF Carson County have called
a meeting Of farmers a Carson aud sur.
rounding counties to meet here Thurs
day Afternoon, December -. al 1880 FOR
the purpose Of discussing the formation
ot the Carson County Farm Bureau and
the sign'up of the fivoycar. one hun
dred per cent pooling contact Of the
Texas Farm Bureau Wheat Growers As.
ISOLATION
Before the big meeting al Panhandle
there will hc meetings at Groom an De
ccmber 20 and White Deer ou De,emb.,
a. az which addresses VIII De- delivered
hy Judge l.. Cough. of Hereford. Lee
Snttcrwhiic. cf Panhandle and Amarillo.
y. NJ McCracken. Of Groom. and ID n
McNllh. Panhandle Plains supervisor of
the Texas Farm Bureau Federation
They viii discuss the wheat growers
contract the farm bureau. the various
farmers cooperative commodity mar
'keting organization. and other subjects
important to the farmer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-17
R3%ne{rtA14
CANYON PERSONALS.

Mrs. G. l.. Thompson spent the week.
end In Amarillo visiting friends.
]. S. Mccormick returned home
Thursday from san Antonio and Min.
eal Wells
Harvey Moore OF Amarillo was q
caller here Thursday.
Il. r. 10y was In Rails Thursday
Miss Dewey Toy left Thursday for
Rails and Lubbock to Visit relatives and
friends
e. S. Arnold was here from Amarillo
70 speed Sunday with his brother, A.
]. Arnold.
Mrs. J.. F. Shelly went TO Plainview
Saturday 10 visit at the home OF her
mother.
President J. A. IIill left Saturday for
Austin. lie stopped over In Plainview
Saturday 10 speak at an educational
mestlng
Mrs. o. W. Gano was in Amarillo
"Wednesday 10 meet her husband who
returned from Waco where he has been
attending Grand Lodge.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Eugene Devereux left
Tue,day for their home In Santa Fe.
N NJ. M. Devereux intends to return
70 school after the holidays.
NtE ;. Angel was a caller IN Ama.
milo Wednesday.
AfE- Scott and Pile OF Plainvlew were
callers here Sunday.
Airs. G.. ]. Mass and daughter OF
Symmetrical were callers here Sunday
--isandall County News.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-17
lee SATTERWHITE
TALKS AT QUANAH
Special 20 The NeMi

Special 20 The News
QlANAH. llnrdeman County. Dec.
lG-Statc Representative -" Stttcr.
white, of Panhandle was the chief
pelker here today at IA, First Annual
Convention uf the Haledman County
Farm Bureau Federation. Iir todd the
farmers aud their business men friends
1 the five y,lr, one hundred per cent
ioVlInE contract OF "a, Texas Farm
bureau Whea, Growers Association and
the relations Of the association 20 the
farm bugcau.
Many farmers Of llnrdemau County
isned the wheat growers contract after
',aiins II cNpLlincd. Every wheat grow
ng number uf the farm bureau is c1
e'ted 10 sign the contract as they did
he cotton association contract