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WIRELESS REPORTS.
By United States Naval Commune
cation Service.

distances given In miles: position al noon
unless otherwise specified.1
Agwimoon 124 SW Nantucket 18th.
Allianca 449 S Ambrose 18th.
Amelia 3s6 Hatteras 10Th
American 81 + Ambrose 17th.
American Press 90 Sc South Pass 10th.
Ampetco ! 900 r Ambrose 18th
Andrea + Luckenbach T64 + Ambrose 10th.
Arapahoe $50 n Hatteras 18th.
Artigas 230 Il Colon PM 10Th.
Aztec 40 n Jupiter 10th.
Bar Harbor f. Bode Island 18th.
Baton Rouge 233 from Balboa PM 18th.
Bavington 1S0 Sc South Pass 10th.
Belridge 240 n Colon 18th.
Bethnor lat 35 80. Ion II 20 10th.
Betterton S Fowey 10th.
Bramel Point 90 N Hatteras 18th.
Canadian Miner lat Sc SO, Ion "a 10 10th.
Carplaka lat SO 04. Ion 40 IS 18th.
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Transatlantic Mails.
MONDAY. APRIL IS.

MINDA1, Anil To-
South Africa (s), via Cape Town. also
parcel post mails for Union OF South Africa.
Bechua naland Protectorate, Portuguese East
Africa, Northern and Southern Rhodesia and
South West Africa Protectorate, str Royal
Prince, Il NJ
TUESDAY, APRIL 10.
Senegal. Gambia French Guinea and
Sierra Leone (other parts of West Africa y,
via Dakar, Bathurst, ConalTy, Freetown,
Grand Bassam, Seccondee and Accra, str
Europe. Africa and West Asia. via Bou-
logne and London (mail y, str Panhandle
State II NJ (sup so PM).
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 90
France, Roumana. Bulgaria, Czecho-Slo-
yakia. Jugo-Slavia, Austria, Hungary, Po-
land, Switzerland, Italy, Spain, Greece, Por-
tugal, Turkey, Egypt, British India, kenya
and Uganda, Malta, Siam, Ceylon ana
Straits Settlements, via Havre (other coun-
tries - also parcel post mails for France
and other countries. str France, 6:30 AM,
Azores Islands and Gibraltar (ltaly -,
via Ponta Delgada, Gibraltar and Naples !;
also parcel post mails for Azores Islands
and Gibraltar str Canopic, 80 AM
Europe Africa and West Asia, via Cher
bourg and Southampton Norway p; also
reel most mails for Great Britain, Ireland,
France and other countries, str olympic, II
AM (sup 1890 PM: IL,
Azores Islands and Gibraltar Qtaly p, via
Ponta pelgada Gibraltar and Naples (ordi-
nary mail only), by rail to Boston, Mass,
and thence by str Canopic, PM
The New York herald., 1921-04-18
CHINESE WOMEN WORKERS
WIN.

SHANGHAI March 2.--Folowing a
strike that began in January of 500
female workers of the Yuen Fong Silk
Filiature an increase in wages for
twelve hour day OF from twenty cents
to thirty cents was granted by the
management and the strike ended. Wage
payments in Chinese plants in Shanghai
are based on the Mexican dollar valua-
tion.
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u. $. MARsHALs' SALE.
UNITED STATES MARsITAL's SALE.

Southern District OF Florida.
Ey virtue OF an order OF Sale issued out
Of tho United States District Court for the
Southern District of Florida. on the 1ith day
n April, 1921, notice is hereby given that n
viii sell by public auction for cash on
Wednesday. the 18th dny Of NAV, 1921 NJ
IL o'clock noon, ~ tho front door OF the
Post office. Key West. Florida, the steam
ship "Delmira," her engines. machinery,
boilers, furniture, boats and apparel and
her cargo OF Mexican crude OIL as she now
lies moored at Key West Florida. Tho pur.
chaser Of said cargo Of oil viii be allowed
fifteen days in which TO remove same from
said ship. NJ ~. BOSWELL,
United States Marshal.
BY CHARLES CURTIS. Deputy U. y. Mar
shHl.
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AUSTRIAN DROUGHT BROKEN.

VIENNA. April 17.--The drought which
has prevailed in Austria for the last
eight weeks was broken yesterday by a
heavy rainfall. In the mountain regions
the precipitation took the form of snow,
which fell to a considerable depth
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TAX EXPERT TOURS FAR EAST.

SHANGHAI. March 2.-Salvatore Ro-
mano, representing the internal Reve-
nue. Department of the United States
Government left Shanghai for America
recently after tour of investigation in
the Far East devoted to Income tax
matters. He Is the first agent of the
department who has visited the Far
East officially
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JAPANESE PLAN TOUR HERE.
Delegation of Law Makers TO Come
i'm Late summer.

TOXIC. March s.--A large delegation
from the Japanese House Of Repre-
sentatives is planning to visit the United
States about next August or September
The project was suggested at the time
OF the visit to this country of American
congressman last year, when the Ameri-
cans expressed their wish for a return
visit OF japanese Parliamentarians.
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School OF the Seamen's Church institute %
South street, dropped to-day at exact noon,
10th meridian, or hours slow OF Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
$500.
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gena. savanilla and Santa Marta, str Car
st Thomas, St croix. St Kits, Nevis, Saba
st Martins. ST Eustatius. Antigua, Mont
serrat, Guadeloupe. Martinique. st Lucia
and Barbados. via s. Thomas; St Croix. St St
Lucia and Barbados, str w NJ Tupper, IL NJ
Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay. via
Buenos Aires. str Hortensius, AM
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20.
Bermuda, via Hamilton, str Fort Hamil-
c Porto III rico, st Thomas. st croix Curacao
and Venezuela, via San Juan Curacao. La
$3.50 AM Csup 1890 AND.
South Brazil (Argentina,. Uruguay and
Paraguay ,, Via Rio Janeiro, RIO Grande
and Rosario, str Grecian Prince, II M.
Transpaeific Mails.
Close at New York at PM as follows
Hawaii via San Francisco, str Lurline.
Japan, Corea and China Especially ad-
dressed only). via Portland, str West Joppa,
Hawaii and specially addressed mail for
Japan Corea and China. via San Francisco,
str Siberia Maru, April u.
Hawaii via San Francisco, str Manoa,
Japan. corea. China, Siberia. French
Indo-China, Netherlands East Indies except
Sumatra) and Philippine Islands, via VAN
couver and Victoria, BC, str Empress OF
Asia April %.
Tahiti Marquesas, Cook Islands, New Iea-
land and specially addressed mail for AUS
tralia, via San Francisco, str Tahiti, April
"a. -
Hawaii Japan. Corea, China, Siberia.
French Indo-Chi Netherlands East Indies
(except Sumatra) and Philippine Islands,
Via San Francisco, str Colombia April 25.
Hawaii Samoan Islands, Australia and
New Zealand via San Francisco. str Ven
tura, April %. -
sMust be specially addressed for this
TParcel post mails and specially addressed
correspondence.
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Mails for South and Central Amer
ica, West indies, &c,
TrEspAY. APRIL 1e.

ST Thomas, st Kits, Nevis. Saba. st Mar
tins. st Eustatius, Antigua, Montserrat,
IA rbados and for Guiana, via Barbados
(Grenada, 81 Vincent and Trinidad ., str
Korona, S AM (sup AND.
Jamaica and Colombia except Cauca and
Narino departments) via Kingston Carta-
The New York herald., 1921-04-18

or the excellent resources in iron, ore, coal and
smelling materials native to the country. The
total value Of iron and steel goods produced in
1910 was nearly S2000,000.
The Natonsl Bark of South Africa is in position
TO assist American manufacturers and mer-
chants in trsnsactng business with South Africa
through more than 500 branches located through
cut the country, an organization intimately &C
quainted with the requirements Of the provinces
end ample facilities for all banking purposes
The New York herald., 1921-04-18
CLOSING OF MAILS.

Foreign Station o manc
pt that mail
esandforC
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South Africa s
Iron and Steel
CONSIDERABLE

- tention has been
given the establishment Of
an iron and steel industry
in the Union Of South
Africa during the last few
years. Although still in
its infancy, it is predicted
that this industry has a
promising future because
The New York herald., 1921-04-18
Steamers Due in New York.

Almanac for New York April 1S.
Sun rises...... IA Moon rises. ~ PN
Sun sets. 6 IS Moon sets. 10 AN
TINE OF HIGH WATER APRIL IS.
Sandy Hook. ......... 0S AM ~ PM
Governors Island. ~ AM ~ IN
Hell Gate tAstoria)... 4o AM Is I'M
The time given in TN eaboye table IL East
ern standard time and IL furnished by the
The New York herald., 1921-04-18
xARrSE-roR SALE OR WANTED.

FOR Sale-i0 horsepower gasoiene freight
boat Hitchcock motor, ready for business,
can be seen any time. PORT RICHMOND
s1IiPYARD, Port Richmond, staten Island
ron sALE-Tug. IA inch square. foot
draft excellent condition: 5000. Me-
lNTOsH AGENCY II Broadway. Bowling
Green 1887.
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An advertisement IN the Lost aud
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers real possibility Of
recovering vopr lost property.
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EXCURSIONS and TOURS.
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STEAMSHIPS, EXCURSIONS and TOURS.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS,
TUESDAY.

SAIL IQEopAl Il.
Maraval Trinidad .... Noon
Ienane. Jacksonyille ........... Noon
SAIL WEDNESDAY.
France. Hayre ..... 900 AM
Canopic. Azores. Naples, &C.,. Noon
~, an,Ison ,np'o1 oae.es .......... 800 PM
Fort Hamilton. Bermuda ........ IL 100 AM
Caracas, San Juan, Curacao, &c. Noon
Grecan Prince. Rio Janeiro, &C.. 500 PM
nj Sol NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Noon
nj Isleo. New Orleans .......... Noon
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Il. Goldman. Inc. cap manufacturer, go
University place, with pond OF 81 900.
nORRIS ZUCKOE-Heceiver for the George
IL. Hudson Company, Inc, selling and re-
pairing automobiles, Ossinlng. n. ", with
bond OF 81 600.
RUTH LEWINSON-Temporary receiver for
the Period Upllolstering and Manufacturing
Company, Inc, 2T4 West 145th street, with
a bond of 81 500
RUTH EWINSON-Temporary receiver for
Charles o. Soderstrom Co., Inc. shaving
brushes, 265 West Broadway with bond
OF $500
LOUIS N. Observation-Disclosures for the Harry
q. Gere Company, Inc, grain q Beaver
street, with a bond OF 5.000. The petition
for the receiver made by the Donahue-
Stratton Company gives the assets as
sos 600. Liabilities not stated.
ASSIGNMENT.
III. G. WADE, agent. with offices at 136
Liberty street, Saturday assigned for the
bcnefit Of creditors 70 Louie B. Austin.
The New York herald., 1921-04-18

Tie follDWlng ferclVert N NnnkruDtcY u~le
appointed Saturday BY Judge Mack N inc
United States District Court;
JESSE W. EHRlCII--Temporary receiver [of
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1921-09-28
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The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-02-24
Isaac LingenfeIter, Owner
5OI. E.. ROBBINS, Aucione M. WILCOX
Farmers Short Course Lectures.
M. c. WILCOX, Clerk

Last week A. l.. Foard, represent
ing the Missouri University Agricu.-
tural college delivered several very in
teresting and instructive lectures il,
this county. Mr.. Foard was several
years farm agent in this state and
is at present managing editor of the
Missouri Ruralist and is thoroughly
familiar with the needs of the farm
ers.
The subjects of his lectures were:
Poultry House Construction" "Or-
chard Spraying" "Soil Fertility" and
"Soil Lining" County Farm Agent
Langenbacher had made tests of the
soils of several farms in different
parts of the county and it was shown
that in nearly every case the test
showed that the soil needed from
one to two tons of lime to the acre.
Mr.. Foard explained the best meth
DDS of applying the lime and how of
ten it shuld be done.
Monday two meetings were held at
Rockville and $50 interested farmers
attended. Three meetings were held
at Pleasant Gap Tuesday and at each
there was good attendance of farm.
ers. Wednesday the meetings were
held at the Hacker school house In
Aingo township, and Thursday and
Friday they were held in the office Of
the farm agent in this city.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-02-24

New. York, Feb. 18.-The CONSOLE
dation of the army and navy under
one secretary to bring about a CEN
trail control Of expenditures was sue-
gested here last night by Charles g.
Dawes, Chicago banker, at the tenth
annual dinner Of the American
Bankers Association.
Mr.. Dawes asserted that the army
and navy are supposed to be co-ordi-
mated under the President a. com
mander-in-chief of the armed forces
Of the Unifed States bat that Il 4
impossible for the President, with his
other duties, to superintend their ac.i
tivities and produce real co-ordina-
ton.
{ Referring to his recent appearanee
IN WaShin6t6 when he Testified be-
fore q congressional committee, Ne.
Dawes said:
WINE t-tznnut indulge IN d.
lsn4 lnG1nge hora whes I fkink m
- -! T.. - - 60
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-02-24

Is one Of the old timers and : good
man.
Uncle VIII Simpson quietly cele-
brated his 84th birthday ast Friday.
His friends around the court no Use,
where he spends most Of his leisure
time gave 6im : nice scarf for , re-
.menbrance. We have known Uncle
Bill for over : half century and he
was for many years . resident Of
Charlotte township, where he owned
q fine, farm. He reeently eold bis
farm and nn6veG ~ 4ua5ifs GhS1 g
lives with his dsushter, Mrs. ~ g
Wilcox. He i IN good health and We
wish him many more anniyerearie& j,
JoHNNIk s
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-02-24
Sale commences at 1000 a. m.
The following property:

day with Brick Mccauehey and fam
iiy. s.
Mrs. John Phelps and son, Cay,
and Miss The1ma Richmond visited
Sunday with Charley Diekersoa and
wife.
f Mr. and Mrs. Kegerreis and daush.
ter, Miss Gladys, Of Spruce, spent
Sunday with Albert Linendoll and
wife.
Bod Berry, wife and children and
Mr.. and aMra Clancy visited q Toua
Chandler's Sunday.
Fred PlAlnaan and family spent
Sunday q NJ. Chandler Q.
Henry HAaSs b souSs better but-
stilf veEy Nsak
cops :,
- 9 =: =: 49, = : ] )! 8
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19
Circus Ape Weeps
= EuDaly hoaeh

suupa., YOU vers In charge VI .
s,r,u. meusx..-ie and had a ohimpanzss
,ha, csseA an ,,ay Cor -hoesch" and q
courlc Of pythsns that saA - sas>
shower baths rixvrd ossr them 70 ksep
their skins troar crsekinsh ~euls1nt
Non s.v YOU mad some lob Well
Cheerful Gardner. Vho sapsrinseodn
m. animal Apartment o. the Al @
R.rnss eircas whfch , coming 10 ANA
rlllo ruesiAy. oct %. findH every dAx
, huxy one attending 10 the nseda q
these charges whlcs are recent arr'Nais
ON the circus
n,n PARKER. one ef the asaistan,
keepers. when be pa,s<d the aps eses
r,een,ly. found Mra rs,zan shAkins
the harS and ~reaminx some,hins that
sounded IKE "bcoze. ecswe" Ne eaick-
" summoned Gardner.
Yea" suess she's callens Cor hootch.
hu, lie partly my faun" Gardner sAiA
You zee when ~e ~ese erins'ns ees
and the ether nemb~rs q The fsr<An
family 10 the circus BY train non -
rraucisce after their arrival esun
Africaea1rs Tsrzsn developed q sass q
,ramp1 sAfser much trouble. and u
oousss - . psssrrosica. I Eos son>
brandy and gave u 60 her. shs proh'
ahly liked the taste and h sryins tos
more. I dpat know vhAt 10 ~ "a
quiet her. but she'n have 10 ~, over
her appetite Tor liasef a. i,s 10 -
S.....is - .hs..a ana nlno 10 expsDn6<s
TO give 10 any ehimpannss."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19
NEGROES ARE HELD
FOR DRUG VIOLATION

-. "a, CsnAas and Eil,cgt watley.
n-gIces. WISE srs~sscd late yesterday
by 4. D. Bolton. deputy Cnnca states
marshal on chsrgcs q y,saatiun q the
Harrison antiaarcosic 40. The ncxroc~
arr Anceca ~ have DISPENSED u mor.
lihinc ccainc and other narco,ics az
a shc SHINING Tarlsr At ssea raylcs
street.
The ncgrccs wcre arTaigncd before
RaIls ". Scalre. Timed states com.
missioner. ana wcre released On sSee
bsna
offs~ss said VIA, the ncgrcrs mce-
n,.ly would he taken ecfae the FEDERAL
grand jury TEDDY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19
Stnnett Elected
Texas Chamberof
Commerce Official

A y Stinsstt was shsseesi saise vsse
u the rex.s s'hamhsV "a C,sss-
asres In Dallas hst weed. seSSr'nsx -
wora rssehlng hsrV ysstssAsSs u Y.
tiumphrey was appeiaksd bf~ssss 10
the Panhandle dlstrtt, ssastssass ef ~
coustisN A
D a. cslbssesa ~sst Rus~a - o
ns,or cur s,anafast1rsx sBsk saHs1,lkss
t.r governor hast year VA ehs besRahSh
csa tlekst. was eesctsd ss~BsA Nsie
ursslslsnt. A e. tassth VI Austin. ~as
nast. shbd vss-vrssish,us-
wishsas saying. Y xsss. that q tine
pxeesshae VI ths organization 10 ese-
lu~ed. NIe. S,innstt may rs.~saesN Ne
sxpsessd ,e sasessd " ehs ss0shhsasS
N shis time. rals n rssossiafa 40 a
marked ee,nplipsus es M >slssses.
and through him ~ ths ftsBhassii,e and
fh,ins soantry VI rsxkx u uhssss Inn
,ff,smliS In dirvet senssst,ne ~tnh bad
ing usa an exsr the seAss and suasess
AIM In a most pseulA.r asa sittssse ssS
. spsak 10 tAsss wsa have vrssssisiS
been unacquaintsd win shis xrsas ssc>
lters. VI TIM aneoushsd p''ssiniiiHss
at this WAY
No enc ~ss more ansreparsd err NE
news ef sis shsetien ~ me sf-'sca II
viee prsshbsut VI TIM shasnhsr ssan vine
ue. Stinnstt shnssst - b easc vim
Nh own afesirs. and NJ shsaxns hmf
zen x,Nea 10 sisa q thinx. - d IN
spired In accepting the sffi,rn. sfrVinth
a ds,sirs Cur pahlis ssr~ses =, nm and
other portions ct tsa sfae. n usrsss q
<aerifice to him. but ss ~tss sssssisiis
tlss COR I'M fhlns soantrss through ais
connection effieinliSs hs s&xs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19

Marriage nsssss hnxe sssA as~sase
tn TIM e,liuwsnw eosinas< william r.
sims and Niss lillian >a,lihsrs ehse
n6y and Mrs B,s~ss hss.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19

esih1x j. Y. Ruxstal. ssos Buchanan
rsssespc~ ssseb. y. n. oonsline. slt
washington. sv<sacpro. slleeo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19

a sssssse vi1e - uessa - ~ snuH-
hall ssam ef TN F,rse Christian Church
&c ths Aman,iiR kestss a. { seitsssS
THURSDAY sxsnina. Sssscsn man az <ss
church wiif sass ana niAssr snth -
s'issta
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19
lli,lu> On X. NJ. Yram.

Dics Bivins cf Amarillo played ccn,er
On the Kcntuoky Military Institute
fesshnn team On a rcccns game against
TIE Lexington scnsa Hleh srh-a team.
The s@y IN which Rivirs b mentioned
stIs~ac'a On the Lexington Herald. TIE
FaIsq cssse highly ~f the X. N. I.
men. and said eood team wcad, ee
asA~lap~d during the scsson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19
EnoS MILLS IS
HERE TO TAKE
PAl0 DUR0 TRIP
FAMOUS NATURALIST WILL
SPEAK AT CLuBs AND
At SCHOOL.


,.,L .,,h....., - -
80. - 'S W.
"~" " '"e "aSS
Pew men has an intimate a kns~l
edge III America. spssk,nx al tes xr,.,
,u,,.... =. A.. 49,. NM
wv ""~
."npsN sl'ns IN the vten In esvrs
sase IN ,ee tniea. In Canada. and N
"'ssNs Wv oas' tef more than a quar-
W. vh'u's, eeen an enthusiasm
WI ps'As. sness eseatning spasss whsrv
'"s rses% NAV mhsle the s~eee an
anu "oS INTO tue n,ee ~ Natures t'od
INV sN' sSp'sss'"n " thsm soais
a"ota''oa
Hw eomss 10 snlartllo To- the pos
eose ~ seeing the falo paro Canyon
ana then may De-. that he viii write
something VI this natural ~onder-this
msxhN contrast. With the sweeping un
ee'stiax plains " the fanhAndis VI
TWAS without given essk. without
an urxe To Do that which he would not
Mf' NILS VIII view the things VI which
the peop'e % this TERRITORY have tsiksd
and have called beautiful inspiring.
- - N~ess-a.->N es.~'.se
whe' better than Enos Mills. could
write with ample appreciation VI falo
parO canyon. u he sess tn To IN ~
Fur thirty or nere years he has lived
ON the crest VI thu koekiss and trosn
tnat dsrsns xardsn spot VI scenic beau
" has rsdlnted to whatever point ths
iure OF his ~hoeey called II matter
cd httis To snos Mills whether the Gull
VAS u eastern. middle wesssrn. or
northern @eatitS. n ~as his 10 rsspsnd.
ena tnen 10 receive the msssAse vi that
environment write u. II Il appealed tV
him. and send u forth for the enjoy
aeas " his telle~ beings whsrvves
hey misht BE- plseed
enthas'Asss. dsnshted With thu ad
venture VI htee drepl> ccneerusd In ali
about hnn esnos Mills has WRITTEN
ANONYMOUSLY. His expcesssons have
eeen SEEN IN ehteriaiA I'm Single a.
srrpuve matter. IN word paintings bur
EVER and stways with that dexree Vi
tiefty that app<aiS 10 the sincere naf
TURF The svniansie adventure % M
esrc " time oiL psessotas~. and "a
Ssremspmtns. and VI this knos Mills
~tNN~ ~" s"s< Wktes W osAnotskt<1
that eharaeters<ss the reporter On hin
regular eisy a~ssnmeoe
Fskss tesk dszzx height. the shseas
surfaces VI Laks Louise the gsssRrs
SPRAYS. the DUNN. no<en north. tho IRA
gtant sd~aie Delights VI magnolia ssorh
tied soethianess the ssalten tang VI ths
tumaltsees Aslanties sheres. ths usit
nx sfretcess Of the siu,nbreas fneifis
si'tes> the hnxuid lure u the southern
tseraoi's. the snrxfnx sway VI Asskas
,aaks. are shks an upon book 10 knos
Nh's>e-
Is these wonsasr. then that Asnarlla
a<nksted With this visit We
comes ncsiessiS. 0usetls. 1n"etrussse's
prompssd % desire 10 see s,sother a
ths seeasc ~onders VI the taissd STATES
-ss@ paro Vanson. hs 10 an authority
IN rsrsS the oeSfsnur ~ ssess rft
lask OBSERVATION u Is shseetere hishiS
desirable that MS Visit snosiid be timed
as N s s'sn after ths sisssasson
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19
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Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-10-07

The funeral services were con-
Quoted in the Baptist Church of
which he was a member, Wed
nesday afternoon by Rev. Alex
ander Miller, assisted by Rev. ].
M. Wright of the Methodist
Church and Rev. Mr.. Wetsman,
Of the Episcopal Church. The
pail bearers we're Messrs. J. 7.
Flythe, G. E. Midyette. S. ].
Calvert, H. L. Joyner. P. ].
Long, W. H. s. Burgwyn, H. X.
Burgwyn, L. C. Grant. W.B.
Pugh and DR.. S. B. Boone. The
body was laid to rest in the FAM
lily plot in the Episcopal Cemetery
He leaves a wife and two chill
dren, to whom we extend, as,
we'll as to his mother. brothers
and sisters our deepest sympathy.
Northampton Progress.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-10-07

William L. Cook, who lived
near Tilghman's Cross Roads,
died Tuesday, Oct. A. 1921. and
was buried the following day
atISmiths Methodist Church
near South Rosemary, of which
he was a member.
Bro. Cook had been in bad
health for several months, and
though his physician and friends
had been doubtful fhis recovery,
the end was not expected so
soon, or so sudden.
For almost &c years he had lived
the life of an honest, hard work
ing, and upright citizen. Those
who knew him best, and with
whom he had had business deal
ings for years, said there was
not a blot on his character, that
he was honest and upright in all
his dealings with them.
He was a kind husband, a de-
voted father, and a true friend.
The esteem in which he was
held was attested by the large
crowd who attended the funeral,
and the many beautiful flowers
given.
The funeral services were con-
Quoted by DR.. D. B. Zollicoffer,
Of Weldon, and the writer.
The deceased leaves a wife,
several children and grand chill
dren, (and other relatives) to
mourn this loss.
Yes we shall miss our friend
for a while. But let us take COM
fort in the fact, that while he
cannot return to us, we can go
him.