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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-24
FIGHT FANS MAKE
DEMPSEY EXHIBIT
Champion Completes 20 satisfy z Crowd
" Aecut q Theusand Ankles
20 See Him.

ATLANTIC CITY. June 25.-.Aftsr
plans had been made to-day 20 have Jack
Dempsey lay of. and announcement waa
made that the public would not De adj
mltted % the camp the worl0'a champion
heavyweight Was compelled to get into
his gymnasium eiothas thfa afternoon 10
satisfy q crowd Of about one thousand
persons who were anxious 20 pay fifty
seats 60 SEE Dempsey whale the punch
ing bags for thirty minutes.
Dempsey exhibited his famous shift
and ether blows en- the inflated bags for
foar three minute rounds ana then
hoped into the hing for a fwo-round
session with the sixty pound felt stuffed
has suspended rem rafters lie pounded
the swinging target Tor six minutes with
matonishing power lie wound mp ~
taking some bending exercises and ether
caisathenics. The workout was vigorous
ana satisfactory O. the big crowd.
Manager kearRs announced tonight
that Kid Norfolk. he negro heht-haavv-
weight. and other sparring partners * :
peeted IN camp % Assist getting nemp-
So into q fine fighting edge would not
- needed.
Dempsey had progressed 80 rapidly in
his training. Kearns nald. that ne wlil
begin g taper or next week instead az
continuing hard work with the gloves.
Tomorrow Dempsey viii celsbrate his
twepty-sixah birthday with a complete
resi-. lie sill box Saturday and sunday
ana then only exhibst himself 10 a light
workout Monday. lie will take his final
workouts vita the gloves Tuesday and
wednesday Just enough exercise 10
Loosen up his muscles viii be taken
Thursday. The champion win not DO any
training Friday
We VIII move over 20 Jersey city Fri-
aa1 nssht % TAG the Freedman Sntur~
a&2. ksarus aided
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-24

Rub-My-Tism Is q great pain
killer. Relieves pain and sore
mess. Rheumatism. Neuralgia.
Sprains. &c.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-24
CARPENTER DOWNS
THREE PARTNERS
Il Was az the Lass Public Workout 81
ERE Challenger.

MANTTAssET. \. Z. June "a
ToosenIng W a wee bit IN what was
announced a. his last public workout
before bis fight with Dempsey. Georges
Carpenter floored three sparrlnE part
ners this afternoon.
The largest crowd that has attended
workout here gathered early on the
front lawn. There were numerous
faces wen known IA the sporting and
theatrical world and several French
men who comprise the advance guard
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-24
No SEAPLANE Is
WRECKED IN. BAY

Lieut.. ". A. Dillon. 4. 4. ~. and
Second Lieut.. A. = Miller. q. s. a. C..
were uninlured yesterday when an
NJ type ssapiano which they were
Aging crashed into the bag whiic they
were making a landing with tbs wind
on their tail The plane was wrecked
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-24
MoNEY ANn TxchAnar

NEW YORK. June 21--prlme mer-
camille paper 6 I-z83-s per cent. TX
change easy, sterling. sixty day bills
and commercial sixty day Bills 81
hanks. S.ea SIS. commercial sixty day
bills. 869 So. demand SD is. cables
aT4 Is. Francs. demand zoo. cables
Sea. Belgian francs demand TsT
eAbles T.aa Guiiders. demand 81 90
cables 81. 90. Lire. demand sTT. ca
bies 4.Te Marks: demand Iss. ca
hles l.4as Greece. demand 90. Swe.
den. demand a1ss. Norway demand
1&aa: Argentine; demand 9o.70 Rrazii.
demand liza Montreal. ~ as per
cent discount.
Time loans steady. sixty days nine
y days 81 months. per cent.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-24
NEW sALL LEseUE.

ASFIENII.LE. June a2s--Accerding %
an announcement made tonight the new.
~ organised Western Carolina baseball
league win be formally opened Saturday
wifh Hendernunwiile af ANheviiie. The
new league viii comprise Asheviile. Hen
dersonvglie. nrevard and Canton.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-24
srRlPLlno knocks on wAlrrs

MACON. Ca, June 2a.-Houng strip
ling, 81 Macon. featherweight cham
pi0n 81 Georgia. knocked cut Jim
waites. q Montgomery. Alabama, In
the third roane Of a scheduled ten
round bout here tonight
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-24

We are proud Of the conf
fence doctors. druggists and the
public have in CSC Chill and
Fever Tonic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09
DR.. Robert aft
Dies ON Street
OF Heart Disease
Was Distant Relative Of the
Former President: Saw
Active Service in British
and L. S. Nayies in War

DR. Robert Mclean Taft, forty-sevcn
years old, of IS Park Avenue, distant
relative OF William Howard Taft md a
physician with wealthy New York
practice, fell dead last night in the
street Of heart disease
Dr.. Taft was stricken at Forty nd
Street and Park Avenue a fow moments
after he mad said good night to Dr. Pc
&c. J. Gibbons, chief surgeon of the
Belmont and Murray Hill hotels and Il
professional associate OF DE- Taft.
policeman saw the doctor collapse,
and summoned an ambulance from
Flower Hospital. DR., Miller on arrival
pronounced the stricken man dead
Dr. Taft was native of New York,
and graduate of the New York Uni
versity Medical School Before the
war he served as ships physician with
the Holland America Line for several
years This experience led him to en-
ter the British Navy in MS professional
capacity al the outbreak Of the war
In 1917 he obtained transfer to the
American Navy. where he served until
the arnisticc. He vas on three Amer
lcan transports which were torpedoed
Dr.. Taft was a widowcr, and is sur
vlved by a daughter, Miss Helen Taft,
who, since leaving college. has been
engaged in newspaper and Red Cross
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09
Bond & Mortgage Guarantee Co.
Capital and Surplus $4,000, 600.
l76 Broadway. New York City
is Remscn Street Brooklyn
Arrest Of Two Reveals
Band Of As,to Thieves
Mechanics Held Here After
Pair Are Taken Into Custody
Will, Car in ALBANY

Allan Howe, twcnty-seven years old,
Of 1913 East Twenty -third Street, and
Edward NJ Ormstead, thirty-three, Of
$50 BowerY, automobile mechanics
we're arrested late last night by Detec-
lives James Stein and Hugh Reilly, of
tie aUtomcbile squad, on information
from Albany after the recovery there
of Il valuable car stolen December II,
1920. from Leo Harris, of 81 Lafayette
Street. Manhattan.
After being subjcctcd to severe ques-
tionine at Police Headquarters both
Howe and Ormstead are said By the
police to have confessed ASSOCIATION
with band Of automobile thieves, as
a result OF whose operations forty cars
have been stolen from New York City
and vicinity and disposed OF IN the
northern part of the state and IN Con
necticut
When the Harris car was found in
Albany it had been reGnamcled the
body changed IN line and its general
appearance altered so that it would not
have been recognized by its owner had
he seen it on the street. The idcnti-
hcation was made through numbers
on parts known only 10 the manu-
facturcrs, which establish identity Of
the car beyond question. Two men
captarcd with the car in Albany made
4 confession, 1t is said. TO the Albany
police duplicating Howe and Ormstead
with accompliccs in other cities whose
arrest has been asked By the Albany
police.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09
Count 'Eeleki, OF Hungary,
Arrives for 5i;s lectures
Ex-Preinier Will appear Be.
fore American Insli:ss.e Of
Politics 81 Williams NnIlege

With Count Paul TeleLi. former
Premier and Minister Of Foreign AZ
fairs of the new government Of Hun
gary aboard the Carmania Of the
Cunard line locked yesterday after
noon ct West Fourteenth Street She
carried also as far as Halifax the
Right Hon. Arthur Mcighan, Premier
of Canada, and $50 of her total OF
l,6S4 passengers were taken off there.
Count Tele.I came here t. lecture
before the American Institute Of Poll
tics now in session al Williams Col
lege, Williamstown, Mass. lie was ac-
companiod by Countess TeloAi and
Paul Won HevesY attacht They we've
met in behalf of Williams College by
F. II. Mills and Fred 7. Wood. trustees,
and Max B. Be1hing. president Of the
local college club. who c.coseed tho
party to the Albany boat They arc
due in Wllliamstown from Albany to-
morrow. The statesmaN's lectures VIII
he Oh "HunGary Past, Present and
Future"
Besides Miss Alexa Stirling tho
american woman golf champion. who
returned from her successful quest
n England and France, the Indian
Davis Cup contendcrs, Captain s. NJ.
Jacob l.. S. Deanc. A. A. Fyzcc and
Mohamed Sleen, were passengers.
suicide occurred or the afternoon
Of August 3, when William Curlcv,
tnlrty-oonc years old, stokcr, who was
married and lved in Liverpool, Jumped
ooYerboard' Inc ship held up for en-
Docking was late because OF the two.
hour delay al Quarantine There were
10 ifs2 ciass, 2sG second and 800
steerdge passengers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09
y oman Arrested as Aid
In Alleged Mail Theft
Prisoner Said 70 BE Secretary
10 a. NJ. Goldsmith; Chicago
Liberty Bonds Involved

Caroline Hess, said to be secretary
to Arthur III. Goldsmith, head Of the
President Institute, was arrested yes
terday afternoon at the instance Of
Federal authorities here, in connection
with .tho alleged operations of John "
WcfthinGton, Arthur II. Goldsmith and
others said to have rifed tho mails
Miss Hess gave her address as 1872 East
SiXtN-Ainth Stree. the address Of the
school run by Goldsmith, and said she
WAS forty-tWo years old.
Miss Hess was summoned to appear
At tho Federal building, and after be
ing questioned for an hour by Assist
ant United States Attorney Maxwell s.
Mattuch was placed under arrest Later
she WAS arraignsd before United States
Commissioner Samuel NJ. Hitchcock
md vas held in pal Of 81 500 for a
hearing on September 10. The bail was
furnished BY 4 surety company.
Miss Hess was charged with unlaw-
fully receiving. ccncealing and aiding
IN the disposition Of articles which
had been stolen from the mails, includ
ing a $1,000 Liberty bond stolen from
tho Dearborn street station in Chicago
She denied knowledge Of any OF the
alleged illegal operations Of Goldsmith
or his associates. but the Federal az
thoritics declared That she has been
identified as the woman who cashcd
coupons from bonds nggregating $50 900
at an uptown rostotNce sub station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09
Huntington Tells
OF Soviet I ura<I at
Disposal OF Agent
Diplomat Says Conirac, for
Crcdit Stipulated Germs
on Which Ci,,rario Gould
Draw in Purchasing Film

Dr.. william Chapin Huntingto on, for
mer a.tacht Of the American Embassy
.. Ntos.o,, ava r.ocr.i., aosionod to
49,
ans 1eSlllled Yesterday peiofe 'ne
additional granC jury which IS con
sidering the charges brought against
jacques Roberto Cibrario by Miss Rose
Weiss, Il lawyer, of no West Fortieth
Street. Miss Weiss is attorney in fact
for Lldwlr &. A. K Martens, former
representative OF the Russian Soviet
Government here. and she is accusing
Cibrario on behalf OF the present Rus
sian government. Cherries Recht. also
Of no West Folticth Street, attorney
here for the Soviet. IS associated with
Mss Weiss.
The specific accusation AGAINST CT
brario who is IN Italian. is grand lar
ceny. II is ALLEGED that he appropri-
sted s13G 600 Of Sov;e. funds for his
own usos and it is added that OF a
FIND Of $1,000 600 deposited to the
credit of the Soviet government at the
National CITY Bank. out Of which he
,,~. 10 n,,rcnoee motion nictl1re nro.
;nctorS ANA flo fcr ,se in Pnssia
o,,l,. c,tn o00 remains Tho attovnovs
fnr tho pnss;an co~nrnme,f declaye
w." ,..o, .ncr;,ed !, ro4n,n
~, ~ n ne,,a,.
n;s4,;o+ tt+or,o,, 1oron,o
can, m'' 80 hn f.S0i ny t''l
~ t,si,,ess aN4i,;tios of Cihrario nrnn'
.. go o,r;aonno ia
I,.ot,,,nI rro,,, on nn
-%'.,u D. t.;i<., ~ 900 caorasa,.,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09

charge of specializing in tickets to the
Polo Grounds, admitted his identity
Magistrate George ". Simpson. He
was held in $500 bail for Special SEES
sions.
Attell at the time Of his arrest in
sisted that his name was Joseph Wei
lar thirtytwo years old, Of 1862 East
fty-fourth Street He was arrested
when he is alleged to have attempted
to sell a 75-cent ticket to the game
between the Yankees and White
Sox to Detective Cummings, Of the
Fifth Inspection District. Attell said
that he had bought the ticket, but was
refused admission TO the Polo Grounds
because Of an alteration he had there
year ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09
AZ Given u p as
A)eadizl " rectN
OF the Alaska
IL Bodies Brought ashore;
Hope Abandoned for 80
Missing; Unc!iarsed Cur
rent Eed Vessci en- Reef
Heroes Kept Lights Aglow
Captain Refused Chance to
Save OWn Life: Two Little
Girls Sca- Tossed for Hours

SIN FRANCISCO. Aug. 8. Oil soaked
wreckage coating the treacherles of
Blunt's Reef, 100 miles north Of here,
coMceals the mysteries of some tAirty
persons missing in the sinking Of the
coastwlse steamship Alaska Saturday
night. Seventeen bodies have been re-
covered out Of 2i4 persons believed to
Aave been aboard; 1877 have been saved.
The records OF The purscr went down
with the ship and the exact loss of If
may never be known, for checking thu ;
far shows that several passengers have
been rescued whose names did not APP
pear on the compaay's lis- Of passen-
gers ard crew prepared at Portland,
Ore.. the pert of departure.
The check indicates that forty seven
have persisted. Il is believed ali the
missing are lost.
Fifteen Bodies identified.
At Eureka, CALI, forty miles north
Of the scene OF the wreck, are seven
teen bodies, fifteen Of which have been
identified IS six passengers, including
one woman, and nine OF the crew.
Meanwhilc. aicng the rocky coast, pa
trolls continued q search for bodies.
In hospitals a. Eureka we're many IN
]ured survivors.
San Francisco to-day. Outstanding IN
their recital CT tragedies OF the fog
enye,cpec sinkinq and explosion OF the
ship was the tribute TO the heroism OF
Cantajn HIM. uobev. WHO went down
with his vessel, Of his officers and crew
and the ofs;ccrs and crew Of the rescue
steamship Anyox.
Only ONE explanation Of the wreck
was made. Second Oiicer Duproe. Of
the Alaska declared tnat an unchartetl
northeast correna dragged the fog
bound shiD several miles jnshorc into
the reof
eve thounh+ We ,ye,e 4h,oa n,;1os
outsida The Tncf vhao rra1l,, va were
inside y he sa,d "An unrher+o6 cnr-
rent had carried ns ;nshorn W. oh
served +b;e cnrrn,t 1otnr v.bnn ON. ia
cralt G,if+sd n.oethe,,,, rroy, ~
,.,ocl-
v H HIS oTor,s ~ .be o,,o;ro ~ooo,
c,a- s,,tea ,"c ~ .i,n ia uV"'
aered T,.t I5on W sTf;
tnn ~ a,.,,,oI;, Tni;f ;l az
E]nctr;,, jcht~ ah,o,G 10 -1,;,, s,,rnaa
,,,+;l ~ ln,,.~ Wy '.Ilp ~. ~"
~oa,, ,,'-',.,,, VIZ w." ~ a. ne e't w.
~ lone "saao, ~ S,ari1 po'''
','0 ~ '''''''o''
~, 'o'',' '-''''' ''''''.' '"''
oynnsinr - .la i,; ;p'n1 AZ ~ ny en+
sfartoJ ~ m'.'n 'he W"
naceenaa,,s ~ n,o,~,ra,.s 9 ~ na,u
were tnrown VITO +ho 900 " h. '"J no ''e|
n,os;on NV - VIC
Tho A1asl,o etr,,c, +v.;..o nocoro s,o
foundcred surv;vors ~ 4he c,.r,v said
FIRST on euhma~rod }edS,n &c tbe ~nas
then q mo,nont later o., ."n 6l,te"nnrir, :,
Of the rcef shove the [r .,t' = g r
Additional stories Of sntior;nr and
Of hair-brcadth escanos froro death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09

Members Propose 80 Act on
Grain Gambling BiII and Ress
UeiOrc Bail Acf Comes In

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3. The Cappcr-
fincher bill 20 prohibit gambling in
grains to-day was given right Of way
IN the Senate upon disposal OF The anti
beer bill Both measures arc features
of the pre-receaa plan % Senators. whs
hope 70 secure four or SO wecAs
reccss II the Semitic late .n.s week A.
ffesiGcat NnrdinH should conscnt ~
delaying the raiiiond dent FINDING b,ll
pssssHc II the Carpcr -finchcr iii
before the wceA end Is ~ posed u.
tas t4ea 10 hfnendc1, It IL said. IL. "a.
narc toe to'ia anpport al TIE senate
Azriclltete comm.t.ec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09

ton that she believed Burch knew
nothing Of the shooting.
Holds Girl Responsible
"Burch and were only college
friends she declared.
Il believe Belton's (Kennedy's) death
is to be traced TO his connection with 4
girl in this city, Mrs. Obenchain was
declared by Shcritfi's officers to have
said. She said she preferred not to
menton the name OF this girl.
Verses found among the effects OF
Mrs. Obenchain were being examined
by investigators to-day. They said
Mrs. Obcnchain had admitted author
ity FOR the lines.
The closing stan2a CT one poem read:
at last it all IL over
Your lIse on earth Is done:
will 90 TO the glen in twilight
And watch the darkness come"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09

from New York TO Chicago on tae
Twentieth Century Limited.
brown pigskin brief case contained
the gems Ny. Levy said he placed II
under his pillow in the train as he
slept. When he awoke the bag was
gone. The robbery is believed to have
occurred Is the train sped across In
diana In the early morning
Levy SAID he WIS fully insured bv
Llovds against loss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09
SIOO.OUO Diamonds Stolen
Chicago Man Says He Was
Robbed or Goth Century
coce3ol Disnnfcb 10 The yr;b,.n

Special Dispatch 10 TIC TribNne
CHICAGO, Aug. s.-Max Levy, a Chi
cago diamond wholesaler and appraiser
for Lloyds, reported to the police to-
day that he had been robbed of 100000
WORTH OF diamonds while travelling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09
Divorce and
Bsar'cf1 Rushed
Back to Jail
Los Angeles Police Return
Both TO Cells as Resgll.
Of Further investigation
of henned Murder
Hotel Visitor Identified
Mrs. ObencIaain Asserted
to Have Worn a Wig to
Pose as "Fennie Cousin"

Los ANGELES, Aug. 8. lnvestiga-
ton to-day by the police of the nys-
terry surrounding the staying Friday
night in lonely suburb OF [. Bolton
Kennedy, led them to replace in jail
tonight Mrs Madalynne Obenchain.
who was with Kennedy when ne was
shot, and Arthur c. BurcA, Of Evan
sion, Ill.,, former schoolmate Of Mrs.
Obcnchen and her divorced husband
at Northwestern University. No for
NAL charges have been placed against
other prisoner.
Burch was returned to Los Angeles
from Las Vegas. NoY., where he was
arrested Saturday night while on his
way home from the coast. From ad-
missions he made to-day the police
said they were able to learn that an
automobile had been rented The night
Kennedy was slain, and that the man
who obtained the car gave his address
as that of the home Of the only rcla-
tves Burch has in Los Angeles The
police believe this car was used by the
assassins
Divorce Idcntitied as Visitor
The keeper OF the hotel in which
Burch rented room, across the street
from Kennedy's Office. to-day identified
Mrs. O5enchain as thc female cousin"
who had visited I;urch at the hotel
room. Burch had admitted, Deputy
Sheriff Joseph Nolan said. that he came
to Los Angeles from his home in
Evanston on a Geographic request from
Mrs. Obcnchain, that he rented room
opposite the Office OF Kennedy. and
that Mrs. Obenchain, disguised with a
wig, visited him ct his hotel room.
Mrs. Obenchain wrote to-day to her
former husband. Ralph Obenchain. of
Chicago. asking that he come to her
assistance She stuck to her declara-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09

Has outside compartment for maya
zines also fitted with stationery,
2enci'. loop fer own fountain pen All
tached purse and mirror; nao win
lock and key, ali these conveniences
without disturbing contents OF bag
biaNA Cobra hide. attractivs silk IN
ms taz5 ..'.. '"'" ''"''ua- $5O.S5
Initials stamped without charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09

The desire tn make something besides
the !ntcrcst on their money has Jared many
to loss and poverty
There is nothing 80 sure to lead to wealth
and comfort as interest regularly earned and
saved, with no losses to charge against it
The sale and proper way to accomplish
this end is through the purchase of Guaran-
tccd First Mortgages and the regular rein
vestmcnt Of the interest
They pay $40 now.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09
AsteIi Admits identity When
Held as Tickle: Spectator

Abe Attell, crstwhle prizeti ghter.
who was arrested on Sunday on a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09
gio:ioc .Aslio,trns in Me,noriur,

WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-The House
adjourned after hVc-minutc session
to-day out Of respect to the late Repre-
sentative Roror a. James. OF Virginia.
who died at his home Saturday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
PROGRAM
3rd Annual Convention, West Texas Chamber of Com.
merce at Ranger

NOTE II yuu have any traffic prob.
lem whatsoever bring II along and Mr.
llylrs or his assistant Mr.. ". II BAR.
win, viii ondciyor 60 work II Out for
you.
1.-Two stock Con,,rcucc-At t.uuo Star
Theatre. IN rharg, ~ G. e French of
the Fort worth Sturkylrds Company
and NJ u. oats. agricultural commits.
sion I. ". 4 ~ Railway
MOTH ~ this cuufcancr the plan,
for the importation - Aigs and o,hc
livestock into West Texas viii b. "a.
planned and also plans Tor Dairy Cow
Campaign. cir. DcHramlty - Auction
Sale - Livestock Gill h. discussed.
SecrrtarisT' and Unit Directors
Round Tablc-At Chamber ~ com
mere" Auditorium. In charge NJ v. &.
Rrack"n. president Texas Commercial
Executive Association. Paris. TcSas
Address Tho Ethics ~ the Prufcs
sion Hon. \. l. Burgc. manager Eas,
Texas Chamber - Commerce
Address, How e. Use the Chamls 90
w r Wheeler, assistant manager.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
AMARILLO COMMERCIAL
CLUB NOW BOOSTING
AUTO-STYlE SHOW

The Amarillo luslncss Mems bull.t,n
for fcbruar, II cut. II calls attention
20 the forthcoming convention AMI
gives pointed hints e. members on al
vertisinE especially ~ II relates To-
fake advertisers The bulletin over the
signature II Secretary a. . walkun
save.
1T IL generally conceded this cJh
vcntiun will be- the most interesting
and largely attended ui any ever hc.1
IN Amarillo. therefore this association
has decided on plan tO help boost
Amarillo and the Buyers and Sellers
Association.
Al members who wish 60 participate.
may cntcr into tins club g. refund raI
road fares a. cut ~ town visitors
within radius Il 100 miles from ANA
rillo. providing each visitor buys So
worth o. mere of merchandise from ia"
entire number participating tn th
club.
I'VE considered this good advcr
Using scheme Tor any merchant eVsn
though h. dues uo, sell anything o. the
visitors. a. In that instance he would
not have o. pay anything on the rair
road fare and would get more advcr
Using fur his money than In any oihu
way know.
mo man gets everything be- pays
for. neither does he pay Cor everything
he gets ~ don't try 60 ave money
BY cutting out vuur advertising. In 81
doing yuu cut OF your own Nose y
spite the other fellows face. r. car
full IN selecting your advertising, there
are al kinds - fake advertising
shemcs around and they should havf
an endorsement from our advertising
committee before you subscribe.
Space forbiis giving the names e
all crooks. grafters check artists anJ
other dead beats We have had nun
erous experiences with those gcntlt
men, hut have not suffered like some
other cities. therefore let US profit ~
u: T. T. Rarnum. T. dead. hut thos'
men he told Us about hsing born ever
minute Ghosc who cash checks 'oi
strsngersl live On forever.
We urge every one "a use this ~
flee freely and most especially do W
urge the physicians and dentists to us
., freely. A. those who are failing 10
pay you NAV b. the ones VINO are fni
Ing 10 pay their grover.
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