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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
BUILDING PERMITS N
JANUARY INCREASE

CIV Engineer ~ u. jones has ton
dercd the following report for Jann'
r uto ,ity ,nuuisl iu1eit
20 building permits Tor total Of
s.,,,Uv.
l9G gas inspections. ~ electrical IN
spcctlons. o plumbing inspections, ?
g.s meters tested. electric mcicf
tested. water meters tested. side
~hi. graGes established. curb AMI
gutter grade. fire inspections and
reported to commissioner at Austin
The cond lmhuff tank fnr the saw
cragc disposal plant was finished Jan
uprv ~
This completes the work with the
exception ~ the inlet and outlet ba'
sins which amount 10 about four cubic
yards Of concrete.
"rli,ilrr p"ri"it. issued IN January
1890. totnlled ,250.55O. with the ~.
c,ptlon IT one small mercantile build
ing, all the permits issued last month
were Tor residences.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
Program For the Parent Teachers
Club of High SclIol.

The rentTeaclyrs Club Of the
Amarillo High School will meet on
Thursday afternoon. Feb. 3rd. at 73O
O'Clock. nj the High School building
for the following program:
selection-High School Orchestra.
Chorus number.
oratlon-iiistory of Amarillo, Rache'
Dunaway.
Piano solo-Elizabeth Chandler.
Reading-Niiidred Mclean.
Selec;ion-IIiTh School Orchestra.
Oration--A Reproduction az Elmer
sons Friendship. Mabel Thompson.
Taik-Purposes 81 Parent.Teacher''
Club. Mr.. Mcintosh.
Observation-Disclosures
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
The I'ierian Club

The Pierlan Club will meet on
Thursday afternoon. February ard. NJ
. o'clock at the home OF Mrs. c. D
Jackson. iiio Harrison street, and
the following program will be ren.
dered:
Hostess--Nirs. .. u. Jackson.
Lincoln Cathedral--Mrs Num-.
Industrial and Social Conditions =
Mrs. Curr!e.
- The president urges full attend
ance at this meeting. as an important
business session will be held at the
close ~ the study hour.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02

chapter met yesterday afternoon nj the
home IL Airs Harry l.. kcarns, 1905
Tyler street nj three O'Clock. and III"
following delightful program was rem
dorcd:
The Hungarinns and Bohcmlans---
Mrs. Frank u. Salter.
Music.
Prominent Americans Of Foreign
Blrth-Mrs. H. q. Hendricks
At the close 81 the program "A social
hour was enjoyed and delicious refresh
menis were served by the hostess.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
SOCIETY
ALvAH ID. MEYER.
SOMETIMES.

Wa arc sometimes hest for the little
hlcws.
sometimes hest Cor the grief life knows
We are often made by the loss ani
care.
with n heavier cross than we though,
10 bear.
We are sometimes brighter and strong
cr and true.
For the days that are dark and damn
aud blue:
We are sometimes better for having
been
brought face to face with the trut.
baltimore sun.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02

minutes. Serge hot with sugar and
cream.
SWISS STEAK ln
Sliced round steak cut about tive
inches thick
cup flour
q or \ Mcdium.sizcd onions
Pound flour into steak, Brown meat
quickly on both sides In hot fat. Cover
with boiling water and let simmer two
hours. Parboil onions for five minutes
In boiling water Drain and rinse and
put 10 cook around the meat.
MARY SAYS: Personality may not
make pudding hut II often makes ur
Tor the lack ~ one.
Copyright. 1891, y. u. AZ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
Woman's Auxiliary

The woman's Auxiliary OF the First
Christian Church which In composed Of
the six circles that meet regularly each
week. viii hold Its general monthly meet.
ing on "Wednesday afternoon. February
2. At 23O o'clock In the church pariors.
The members Of Circle No. viii be
ho~esses Of the afternoon.
There will BE- an important meeting
OF the Executive Board nj 2 o'clock
and II Ia urged that all members OF the
board be present and on time In order
that all business may be settled by ESQ.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
GRAVEL MATTERS AGAIN
BEFORE COMMISSIONERS

7. y. witt. Of the Naelc.witt Engi.
nccrlng Company of Dallas. In In the
city attending "A meeting ~ the county
commissioners. The commissioners ara
discussing the matter of gravel for thu
county roads to-day. and VIII hear re-.
port from Mr. witt who recently visited
the gravel pits north ~ the city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
PAPER CARRIERS WILL
NOW BLOW WHISTLES

Whcn you hear II,c whistle ear.
IS " The mnrnIng or IN the after.
noon. you VIII know nowadays
that your Dpiiy Panhandle or
DHily News Ia heing delivered TO
you. Carriers ~ these two papers
have been provided with whistles
and have been instructed 10 use
them. ~ that subscribers may
know when their newspapers are
belng delivered.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
The woman's Auxiliary nj the Central
Presbyterian Church 81 Meet

TIL" woman's Auxiliary Of the Cen.
tai Presbyterian Church VIII meet In
social session Wednesday. February ..
with Mrs q. u. Shuford. 1908 Polk
street. The ladies are asked 10 bring
their needle work and all new church
members and friends are cordially In.
vited.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02

high school building. were reported
this morning m beinE much la.
proved The Fred boy received a
spralned ankle and the burgess hoy
had his leg broken Just below the
knee. ana wua knocked unconscious
hy the Ger which PASSED over him.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
Meeting Of In Cosiura Needle Club.

la Costura Needle club met yesterday
afternoon with splendid attendance. at
three o'clock at the home Of Mrs. a.
Ebcrstadt. 1901 Fillmore street. After n
delightful afternoon of needle work and
merry conversation. dainty refresh
ment course was served.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
Great Interest Manifested In study
Glasses

a large number ~ the teachers ana
other members ~ the church are
manifesting great interest In the
study classes that are being held ev.
cry night this week at the First Dap
tbs, Church, beginning at O'Clock.
Tor the purpose 81 studying the Nor.
nal Course az the Southern Baptist
Convention. The work IN proving
very interesting and helpful.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
Tho Central CuIld

The Central Guild Of tho Central
Presbyterian Church viii meet IN the
annex on "Wednesday afternoon prompt.
~ at ] O'Clock.
Tho lesson for the afternoon viii 10
taken from the first chapter OF The
Near East" AL members are urged 10
be present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
BelIe Bennett Missionary Society

The Belle Bennett Missionary Soriety
Of the Polk Street Methodist Church
will meet on "Wednesday afternoon at )
o'clock In the church parlors. IA this
10 the first meeting Of the month. an
important business session will he held.
ana u In urged that all members be
present and ON time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
F'armerNIyers

The marriage 81 Miss Mildred
Farmer 81 Plainvicw and MIR. Emmett
Myers 81 Amarillo was solcmnixed Fri
day evening. January sSih. at Can
Won. coming rs great surprise To
the many friends II the young couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myers viii make their
home In Amarillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
The Delphlan Club.

A meeting az the DelphIan club has
been called for Friday afternoon. Feb
runry alh. at the home Of Mrs. ID. o.
Taylor. 1901 Van Buren, street. ut three
o'clock. All members are urged TO at
tend.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
Card Of Thanks.

We wish 10 express our heartfelt
thanks 10 our many friends for their
sympathy IN the sad death ~ our lIt',"
son aud for the beautiful floral offer
ings
PAUL FRuEGEL AND FAMILY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
Iloys Much improved

Dave Fred and Norman Burgess.
hiFh school boys who were struck by
an automobile Monday Afternoon while
crossing the street IN front of the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
The Ail,enaeum Club

The Athenaeum Club viii meet with
Mrs. q. X. Gilvln, 1906 Tyler street.
Thursday afternoon AZ o'clock. All
members arr requested TO be present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
Thursday Forty.Two Club

The Thursday Forty.Two Club will
meet on Thursday afternoon mt $50
o'clock at the home OF Mrs. Ernest
Laughter. 1901 Pierce street. All mem.
bers are urged 10 be present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
a. u. C.'s 90 Hold Meeting.

The L. ID. C.'s will meet In regular
session on Friday afternoon. February
4. ut the home Of Mrs. Miller Beard
ia02 Van Buren, street. at o'clock. A
full attendance IN urged.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02

Woman's Missionary Society 10 Meet
The woman's Missionary Society OF
the Polk Street Methodist Church will
meet on Wednesday afternoon at 1855
o'clock In the church.
The president urges n large attend.
anee aud also requests that all officers
he ready with their reports on that day.
The year books have come. and are
now ready for distribution.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
T0MORROw's RECIPES
TO CLEAN PORCELAIN.

TO CLEAN PORCELAIN.
n there Is n spray attached TO tho
hot water faucet In the hath tub tho
task 81 cleaning the tub becomes very
easy. ~ the tub In really In need %
thorough cleaning the easiest way 10 do
II In In the following manner. Wipe
the tub out with a cloth dampcned with
coal oil. Scrub with warm soapsuds
and spray with hot watcr. There VIII
he no odor Of coal oil and the surface
viii have smoothncss that stays clean.
Menu For Tomorrow.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cakes
sausage. apple sauce. coffee.
LUNCHEON--oyster stew. oyster
crackers. baked upioca pudding with
peaches. tea.
DINNER-Swiss steak. scallopcd 20
tatocs. brussels sprouts. apple Pie. cot
Zee.
Ny Own Recipes.
There are two kinds of oyster stew.
milk and water. The milk stew may bs
thin ar slightly thickoned. hut the wa
ter stew ~ sure Ia I've thin. Unless "a
lot oi butter Ii used the plain stew II
not very tempting. The disadvantage OF
J n milk stew is the tendency 1T the oys
ters to curdlc the milk. The oysters
should b. thoroughly washed before
adding 10 the milk.
TAplOCA PUDDING WITH
PEACHES
! Pint canned peaches
Pint water and strip
l.s Tcaspoonful salt
Ia cup minute tapioca
/ ~ Lemon Uuicei
Drain syrup from peaches and pui
peaches In buttered baking dish. Add
enough boiling water to the syrup Il
make ono pint. Add salt and upioca
Cook In double boiler I'LL tapioca II
transparent. Pour the lemon juice ovei
peaches. Turn taploca over fruit IL
baking dish and bake fifteen or twent,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02

A long coat 10 wear over ones
frock .nthe car IL really most salts
factory On this coat OF faun col
orcd holNia. small arrow finished
tuck, take up some Of the fullncss
rivirc trimmer line. The 'ucks
are Ia front ~ well'as at the bt.k.
Nd collar patch pockets ani re
r.rdIc are prcity'llncalures OF ne
ssat ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02

!. Church Society :
Glass No. Four Of Houston NJ. MetI,o.
dist Church 90 Give Pie supper.
= %++%*+%%%+%+%

Glass No. -Four OF the Houston 81.
Methodist Church win give a pie sup.
per Friday evening. February 9TH. at
500 Arthur street.
Girls, bring pie. Boys. bring money
TO buy! Everybody welcome.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02

Il q. ~ 0asrn.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-20

Pentru aj1toarele 81 inlesniril,
abuse /" Asociatiunii" din -par.e;
Statnlui 81 organclor lui, expriman
81 cu aceasta ocazi,ne, cele ma
sincere multumiri.
Speram, in sfarsit, ca nj sc v;
liberia 81 suma Gle lei 500,0OC.-, c,
Consiliul Dir. Roman ne-a fost vo
tat-o, in sedipta sa tmuta la p
Martie 1920, ca fond pentru raspaa
direa de carti folositoare in popor
lipsa carora, actualmente este, po
ate, mai mutt simtita. decat oricand
altadata.
Alte ajutoare mai de seama la a
cordat "Asociatiunii' pentru nal
neroasele eli trebuinte:
"Albina institut de cred. $
econ., Sibiu, srma de lei 25.O6O.-
.! pentru Internatul liceulni de fe
tie deosebit lei 100000;
"Banca Natiunei Bucuresti
lei 100000;
'Banca Agrara Cluj, lei 1000
+ Banca Franco-Romana Bu
curesti lei 100000;
ID. n. Balanescu, fest deputa,
de Giurein, lei 10000;
'Creditul tehnic transilyanean''
Sib;u, lei $4,000;
"Banca Centrala", filiala ST
biiu. lei 25O.OO. II i
Pentru sporirea hi HoAcSadr Fl
nanciare. ale Associati,silii s a ce
rnt inca i'm Februarie 1920 dela
Guyern incuviintarea arajarii une
loterii. Secrctariatul general al Mi
nisteriului de finante din Cluj il
intelegere cu Ministrnl de inferno
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-20
ACfV1atea "AStreii' :

Avcrca "Asociatiunii' pc anul
1920. .Venitele fondului general al
. Asociatinnii' au fost de le; 42s,
--692.60, cum Sc poate vedea din so
cotelile anexate sub iii a-g.
Cheltuielile All fost de lei 394 ,374
bani 93 !; deci mai mici decat veni-
till cu Lei 31,317..67, suma ce s a To-
losit dotatii 81 anime
az Fondului general al ao2
. Asscoiatiunii'' -. lei 15,718.39
b. Fondulni de pen
stunt $50. lei Is, 1929
Gu accasta ocaziune aducem Ia
aunostinta onor. adlmari generate
imbucuratoarea stire, ca prin in
altul Dccret Regal Nr. 1902 din 90
Iunie 1921 s'a promulgat legea,
prin care 6 "a recunoscut calitatea
de persoana morala a Asociattiunii,
acorduandu-i-se seamas de favo-
ruri, ce resulta din aceasta calitate.
De mare insemnatate pentru ac-
cclcrarea lucrarilOr Asociatiunii "
All fost, pc linga cotizatiile memb-
rilor, ajutoarele acordate in bani,
sau de alta natura, din partea Sta
tului 81 catorva societati.
Intre altele, pentru inlesnirea
calatoriei la Adunarea generala a
"Asociatillnii' din Oradea-M Mare,
nj $ a. liberat pc seama membrilor
500 buc. certificate de calatorie pc
C. f. r., cu un .scazamant de 1870,
lar pentru redactorii 81 colaborato-
rii interni al revistei "Transilva-
MIA, 81 al Biblitecei poporare !,
s'a dat cate un permis de calatorie
pentrl anul 1921.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-20

Ia alte teri. unde, proporNa
unnra 81 proportia celorlalte e
ncasamanat mai mica. nu a,l
lnat masuri pentru organizarea
vor. La moi insa aceasta organi-
zare Sc impune. 81 ca destul de
importantd. date find sumele de
pus in rinduiala, ca sd justifice
infiintarea. nu unui simplu
sub-secretariat de Stat, ca al
d-lui Albert Popovici- -Tasca, ci a
unui Ministenn conplect.@ Tys.s
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-20
STUDIUL LIMBILOR
STRAINE IN 1NVATAMfN
TUL PRIMAR.
Introduoerea limbil0r straine
in invlt&mantul primar este .
aberatie cat timp avsm 60aa a,
nalfabeti.

Ministerial instrncti.lnei publice]
- scriu ziarele din Bucuresti = al
hotarat sa experimenteze introdn-,
cerea in programnl scoalelor pri-A
mare studiul limbilor franceza si
gemana.
Aceasta este de sigur O inovatie
ildrasneata, care verifica cunoscu4
ia. -. tiehie de margaritar che
Mlni''. Sau poate ca sitllatia invata.
mantullli nostrn primar este atat
iyfloritOare in cat numai iptrodn-
cerea acestor doua -limbi straine
lipsea ca sa atingem cea mai inalt;l
treapta la care am Fl putut rayni.
Nm am pntea ghici ce nrmareste
dl. ministru de instructiune publica
prin infaptnirea acestei reforaae a.
tat de. .civilizate, dar vom incer1
ca sd facem mica soc0teala daca ca
ar Fl de vre-o ntilitate, mai ales in
sitnatia in care ne aflam astazi.
In primul rand trebue Sa admi.
TEN ca situatia proastl a invatanan
tulni nostru primar NH Sc datoreste
ipsei celor dona limb streinc n
programul lui. Gel 6O1o analfahet
81 Gu 81 fara limbi streine in pro
gram, vor icontinua sa-si mentie q
cest experimentation. procent, q
tatea tinp cat nu vom avea scolisu
ficiente 81 invatatori. Ra un zau
cat ar Fl de frllmas a& avem COZ
nestintori de carte 81 4OR care 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-20
Sc GERE INCA UN
MINISTERIIJ

Munitiile de la fortul CAtelu
au sarit in aier 81 fortnl total
|distrns. Doua vagoane incarcatc
Gu maria scumpa an cazut in D,ls
mare. Aceasta intro singura SAD
tamana. Lar in saptamana tre-
|cuta, impreua Gu ee trebuiau
|sa consume oficialii la banchetul
pentru desehiderea liniei Roman
Racesti, a ars 81 argintaria Hote-
lului Boulevard. Ceva mai in
|nrma fotografiiie reprodnse in
Ixiarnl francez 'Excelsior" arata
zee fel de l1lme a lllat parte Ia
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-20

eomemorarea yictoriei din 1M7
contra t.en4ralilor, onorind cn
presenta lor un banchet copios.
Alba a trecut emotia incendiului
de la Geagoga.
Toate aceste accidentc de foe
81 de apa, toate accsto banchete
care nn Sc pot prevedea ne,
stlmdn-se cand Sc va simti impe-
rloasa lor necesitate nationala -
Ger lngrijire. Ger contabilitate.
'coraspunderc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-20

ne-a incuviintat in Decemvrie 1920
sub 35,211-192O, loteria pc clase
"eruta de "Asociatiune''. In urn;
acestora. comisia fina4lciara stu
dat jproiectul referitor la aranja
rca loteriei, prezentat de cassierll
"Associatiunii'', project, pc ear
La recomandat spre aprobare comi
tetului. Acesta primit unanin
proicctul in cllestiune 81 institui
0 comisie speciala a loteriei, carei;
i S a incredintat executarea hotara
rilor rcferitoare la aceasta intre
prindere.
Pana la data Gle fata go l ulit
1921 lucrarile an inaintat asa dt
multi, ca din % Iulie 1921 s'a in
ceput desfacerea loturilor.
Date mai amanuntite asupra pro
blemelor 1oteriei sc gasesc in anex;
VIII raportului de fata.
Ramane acslan, ca Intfeaga sufla
rea romaneasca sa sprijineasca a.
ceasta actiune, menita sa asigart
rcalizarea, in eel mai apropiat vii
tor, a atator opere de important;
principala pentru inaintarea il
cultura neamului noastre vii
tOare.
Ca chestiunc independents, da,
de competenta adunarii generate
prezentam propunerile dlui maiol
c. Margaritescu, ce ar fl sd le i'm
bratiseze "Asociatiunca' pentr,
sporirea mijloacelor sale financiare
i'm scopul ridicarii culturei 81 buna
starii neamului noStru.
Ca incheiere rugam Onor. adu
mare generala:
l. Sa ia act ell aprobare de cup
rinsul raportului general pc anu
1920.
,. Sa dea exprcsilne durcrii sale
pentru pierderea membrilor 81 bi
nefacatorilor decedati al Asocia
tiunii';
3. Sa multumeasca tuturor bine
facatorilor, earl all facut dOnatiuni
in acest an, pentru ssezamintelt
." Asociatiunii lar deosebi sd mul
tumeasca diferitelor Ministere, s
tuturor celorlalti factori carl a,
sprijinit institutiunea>, noastra c,
mi ijloace financiare 81 prin altc i'm
lesniri pentru ajungerea scopurilo1
sale;
4. Sa aprobe darea de seama ;
comitctnlui central despre gestiu
nea anului 1920 81 sal dcsarcillez
pentru aceasta gestiune;
5. .Sa aprobe proiectul de bulge
pc anul 1922;
6. Sa fixeze locul pentru tinere;
adunarii generate viitoare.
7. Sa ia dispozitii pentru verifi
carea prOcesului verbal al adunarii
Din sedinta comitet,llui centra
al "Asociatimii", tinuta in Sibii,
la 80 Iulie 1921.
ANREIU RfRSEANU m. D.
PRECEDENT.
ROMvL SiMT m. p.
Sceretar.
(Patria, %. Aug.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-20

iii al ayea nisiunea de a pro.
voca banehetele 81 de lichida
inceadiile. Poate char, desyol-
tandu-se, sarcina fsa, III legatura
Gu amme intimplari, ar deveni
mai iatin>a ar provoea illcendii-
ie ca sa le lichideze.
Sc va obiecta lipsa de oameni?
In acest caz special pimeni m Va
zice ca n 'avem specialist.
n. Iorga.
(Din y. ROmauesc"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-13
A. QUARREL EASILY ADJUSTED.

Mr.. Gompers, who has not been
right 30 many timea-of late that any
instance OF his rightness Is likely to
pass unnoticed, evidently has q good
claim rs against General Pershing In
the matter Of accuracy in speechmak-
Ing In other words, rs Mr.. Gompers
did no say that labor won tho war,
but the different thing that, labor did
its duty in the war, the general should
not have criticized and contradicted
his statement.
Presumably. the general based his
remarks on ar inaccurate report Of Mr.,
Gompers' words. That Is . way Of
falling Into mistakes with which We
all are lamentably familiar, and rec
sognition OF this fact-co-Operating
with natural shrewdness and . desire
20 be fair-doubtless account1 for the
good nature with which Mr.. Gompere
answered his too hastY critic. He
took pains, too. to show that he had
madeythe equal or worse mistake
OF forgetting either the abilities pos
se8sed by General Pershing or the
value OF the services he had rendered
to the nation.
So the little quarrel as 1t stands is q
very pretty one because 1t can b
ended easily and amicabty. One .o1
the parties to It has been provided
with m opportunity 70 emph1nEe and
bring AGAIN to public attention I
eulp1y Of labor; the other has I
chance to make an. un9rNdgfng Ad.
missionSof unintentionaI error, which
~ q good soldier. he will be prompt
to Sdo.-New York Times.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-13
Presidential Party
Arrives in New York
By Motor From Seaview

New York, Sept. 12.-President
Harding was in New York City tonighS
after motoring from the Seaview Golf
club, lear Atlantic City, a distance OF
about 120 miles.
The presidents visit was a continual
ton of his gollng and vacation trip
The president and Mrs. Harding at
tended a musical comedy tonight,
sharing their box with Henry p.
Fletcher, under secretary Of state,
Mrs. Fletcher and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Van Fleet Of Marion, Ohio.
Despite a drizzling rain that fell
during the first fifty miles Of the trip.
President Harding apparently enjoyed
the days motoring. Over roads for
the most part Of gravel Or macadam,
the presidential party Of four auto
mobiles averaged nearly forty miles
an hour.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-13
PERJURY ENTERS
ARBUCKLE CASE,
SAYS ATTORNEY
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not remember what happened in the
room and at other times she accused
of hurting her, Mira. Jane
0 testified. DR.. William Ophuls,
who performed the post mortem on
Miss Rape, and Ira g. Fortlous and
AL Semnacker. guests Of the party,
also testified.
District Attorney Brady announced
that he summoned Miss Provost for
an examination today regarding her
testimony before the grand jury.
Sister Don't Believe It.
Los Angeles, Sept. 13.-Roecoe
(Fatty) Arbuckle's only sister, Mrs
Nora Arbuckle-St. John, mother Of
AL st. John, also a emotion picture
actory-told newspaper reporters her
brother had taken care of himself
since he raj IA years old and never
asked help OF his relatives, but since
he had made his fortune he had al.
ways been 4generous to his OWE
IpeopleSs:.E tsa.a.G. q 1883 eAAs.-& sssSt 800,
"Ffe. has done&n1any kind things FOL
me and my family she said and fol
our brother At Fresno I.
81 know my brother too we'll to be-
lieve he, would do anything unktnd OF
ungentlemany to q woman! He has
the kindest, tenderest heart In .the
world" ri. aSx-t
She said. Arbuckle was "born fat
having weighed 16 pounds at birth.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-13
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Potatoes Shipped From
This City AT Rate OF
Ten Carloads Per Day

Potatoes are moving freely, accord
ing to local potato dealers. Farmers
hauling them to the market as fast as
dug, according to reports. Local
dealers estimate that about ten car
loads OF potatoes are leaving the city
daily for the eastern markets. Very
few potato growers are holding for
higher markets as the present price
of 81 for Early Ohios is considered a
good price, nj with the attendant
risk and expense OF storage, farmers
do not consider that it pays.