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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-06
MEMBERS COMPANY G" asked
TO ATTEND MEETING TONIGHT

with offi~eFs seis,ied the frs. u.,'-
s-x fcr<she or<anizati0n = Cosnrsny
q. is:nd Regiment seth D.vls.ou. Texas
N.sionsi Guard w.n h. hid in ,hs
sveass c; the Bard o. city fs-Seiop-
nrnt nj o'cis.k toaizhf.
Harvey Rzd~y h.s beeu --ie~;-d al.
tin 70 thu new e"upany Edward I.
sfeKenrie firs, nsu;saant. james 4. nsi.
~ s>~ond Leuieuani. cd n.ml-rs a;
Company 4. sth Texas irfsntr, ard q
copnany q. is.nd lnfantry ss,h DAVIS
-. sr~ especially fcgur-;-i q attend
sonlghts meeting
n 10 ~; insen.i.d O. ounlns ~. men.
f,,r-hip g. the-e two e,snfeuiss aivns.
'srd the in,itst.on i sx.endsd q al cx-
.e~rsic~ m~a snd elhers inisfssied ~ ID.
1919 In Amarillo - = hsrn.r mi
v<rs.ss = r-.e
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-06

weeping q ,hc sh.rifrs department.
tnSu~eSsfui I'm getting the aid -,ugh,
through the I-sc, "fnccrs. as a las,
lesg-Eaic cff"Ti. q, o'clc-k THURSDAY
afternoon. Mr.. wanGorweil stepped IN
n osr and Was s"nc. 4 state deputy
frosn Nsl,saska. Win hapTsnci io -
n "a. city, had a previous understand
ins with thu party. and accompanied
them on their hurried deisriure.
offic,rs wcrc ~, Sorrv e. learn tina,
N. worncn q N. wsndcrwcil Iar-y had
-fsi.d th.ir visit. NM dd they insist
that Captain Wand, rN.li aud his chauf
.ur r-uain. The vspiain was i"li
Nherv h. nigh' find nNinr mashine
suf inioru,d il,.i h.s hall e ihc ,af
NJ Mr. wsndsYNeii werr speeding io.
ssrd ollah.ira tits Ginning The party
ioslk 'rsvsis,.sc nlm~ iuNsiuai,ic g. HIM
md eyprsssirr F. 81, rinlns'ioa o. 70
-'i- 'isu. us-us ~, transfer uf the
rannine hottie between the WanslrrWcIls
frssn Amariiiu o. Oklahoma city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-06

EruIpmfri for the rfsfnuy. s.de
arms. hsukst~ ari au elI D. new. aud
sr- rsady 20 - shirrcd frufn Austin
.F-ifns-iiaisiv ann rufinasfion tn com
rarv has t-.n .rEsuirsd
or<anirafinn - Camtauy g. ifsnd
Eag.rner'. ir Amarillo b. iart 81 ths
asa h.fis.or rHrvauiEsiiOn prs.<ram.
Charter membership in va company
81 b. IN. fu;urr u 3. i-u.,-d D. d
matter - Tr.if. whIs 90. Organization
sil D. strletiv miliart and under dls.
fsins. ftr pffs.-CtIv. perennial 80
~lr,s u 80 D. al-o social and frai.r
1si ref.isf from uhich msiui-rs VII a.
rit- nurh fisasurs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-06
DALHART TEXAN EDITOR DECLARES
THAT DALLAM CAPITAL IS WINNER
AND BUSINESS IS NOW IMPROVING

e. a. walker. editor II the Dilhnr,
I"Nan. u in Amarillo TO-DAY from Dal
hart and when asked alou, the capital
u nalhm county. ly representative
~ Tho News ~.id I am elad 70 d.
aide O" STATE that business conditions
have tc"u Improving steadily with us
during the past siNi, diys our people
ate hopeful and they nr. doubtless
coming ." th' conclusion that the new
normally has hr,u reached IN many
lines and arr hu,iuF according e. their
n'''is. without waiting Tor reductions
that none who think. may expect.
The citizens 81 ntlhari zen, st,ndins
i''- ih'f. and W. are beginning g. rial
rr that thus is a., only way in which
20 60 ihv INCEST ~ %, Lssi uut ~ al
ventures Tor the community gn-l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-06

the Knights uf the Hu HluN Khan was
carried out with MI the mystic cert,
r"nials IL the order al meeting here
t'day. knights frum hll sections 81
the country attended. To- announce
ncni from headquarters.
l, WAS state dthnt more than 5000
members of the order were In attend
'ncc, the gathering being IN c,lcbra.
tlon uf the founding II thu order Of
the same name IN reconstruction davs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-06
DREARY DAYS AHEAD FOR THOSE
WHO WANT INDECENT DANCING, FOR
CITY OFFICIALS ARE TAKING ACTION

Th"sc d. dr.nry days f"r the icrpsl.
hor-,n tripprs ~ the ,uncful ,",lilc
ind ~" snsppy shimmy
Give d glance al the hancful ban
impi an hy the causilr ccnsors.
aking the teeth out of the tirklc.toc
h. pleasure ou' of the pivot and the
;inE.r ngt of the iazz.
woi.Clll.STEI Mass Police women
1crc hav, forbidden the Chicago drag"
be- oamcl.walk the pivot. the shimmy.
n" tickle ,ur al forms of Jazz and
.actkto-chcck dancing.
ALBANY. y. Y. The Co,illo I'LL.
COW On Governor Milicr's hands gives
% thc commissioner 80 licenses power
,o rcgulaie DANCES. a. to style. time
place. etc.
NEW LONDON conn. Principal
'oiiu ; Bg"n O; williams Memorial IN.
iitut' has banned from dances IT this
.iris school the modern" dancing. par,
icnarly the cheek .,u.chcck. iuddlc and
.h!mmv
MpEgANTOWN ". Va School SUP
flut.udcrt smith has announced that
~s'h,r. Who attend dances during the
hpol ycar win not D. rccmploy,d next
term.
M'MiNNVlLIE ore: city council
l . r1ssod over 'ho mayors veto an
'rauanu. prohibiting ~ public dances
Violations vii lr fined and imprisoned
NATIONAL PARK. y. J.. Ordinances
luw i-f'f. cuuroil lan an "udoc.nt''
iaro-s and require that 20, dances mu.t
'ioss ID iii' o. m.
GTsEENNiLLE. : 20. city council
wont ian the shimmy i.ckleiuc and
v,m.l.walk VET. Member. considering
rr1ucsts for such n move announced
they would flrs' icarn tn steps ~ they
'ugid Judge al first hand 10 th,y were
decent
t'HiiADELPHiA slatm Moor, his
decided ufun strict oensurship 81 ~
dane" halls o. ch.,k 10. vulgar and I'm.
moral dancing 70 which h. attention
~ l--.n oall.d ls tn dancing teachers
association.
WICHITA. Kan \ new s.'v ord.
nsnoe prohiiat- children under n from
s'sudirg dsrcrs. i.orhids Indecent"
asrcing ihs 'laiksIiug " dance halls.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-06
fNE the LADIES

tuii the LADIES
luiwinal rvc,p'ion Monday. MAY g.
40 81 . m.. Amarillo Hotel
lin' Party Pair Thrstrr 90 p. Nd
Ec'r'shm,uts "a the n,N Drop Inn
after Thratgr Fart,
Tur-dls Ma, 10. al n "a. m- drive
over tltt.
Lunch,"n Harvey Hou., D. so n. IA.
FuE MEN MD WOMEN
Men afc invited Co ran in the auto
mrhic rid, Tuesday mmu.ns and win
- entertained az theatre. PARTIES e..
siis wiu y. ~r,el Go M, men.
TIE lrinrHal feature vail d. "a tan.
guyi given az 1n 81 m Monds,. Ma,
3. no The Auarill. ii.i,l und,r 40. aus
rlo'~ ~ N, rtiiT ,guh To, tu..
ness program and menu win D.. an
later.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-06

i-r u ,a,h w,iui-r ,f thi. Uiuh SAL
make a strHs .ii.at i1 this dir, ,iuf
my desire AL D. r,ui.1,d. o. ~. Third
p'1c,. BE- shal o.. ul aim o. lsaliz,
ihs si.ut q Eviary 40 much a. o..
slhir Nart fo irsifi thr ida ir N.
u'snds q every m,mlsr 90 ihv Amarillo
rhih that Will, tsaTt b. O. world ,,i.i.
oTgnnlEiiion So thy Amarillo club !.
me mfSt imHurtant one in the uni
tcrs. and that herr cur work lies"
The new laaui Uf directors q The
club met r--ntiy and formed an a.
saul-sti,u as f,ilsus
Euss u. Ivsvrs. president. Frank "
ENhgrl Viscprt si,isut. t.av = uan
sun. SECRETARY. ii.uce - Russell a.
sisiani ~<r iaty. Howard Paul ir,as
urcr. and III l.. Roberts s.rsran,
alarms
~ that meeting ihc chairman 81
The various cumnatisvs Ner, -, ;e,'
anc approved. They are a. fellows.
GcorEv u wsddln entertainment
cunmiit.. Ernest n ThmnpSpn
'Whcsls.- Esfi Col,h. f.IluNSh.p: Nrf
= - 80 ff4A' MUTUAL NNfn = NJ
Knight resolutions. Gcorge :. Wi
Hams. Erisyaucr. I,Ss. \. 4 asrrs
muss,. J. ~. oskts. aticndan,,. How
ard y Lauder ATTENDANCE serr,tary
II. e. rgpkin. boys work: n. ". Nlr
rin. girls work: Prank n. Evhurn
pubs affairs. n'Fact n. Euss-n. go
tartan correspondent: = I.indsl.,
Num-. intrrCl,V Relations: Hay y
Hansen. international headquarters
and Henry :. G,-'ch. puhliciiy.
The program At the luncheon w.
t.f'iav Vas In charSs - ". \ Ask.N
and Interesting talks W,r. made Nv
AR N. NJ. Powell John Glvin. 7. n
EuSss.a ami J. u Gaui. Rev. n. Y
Hamilton. assistant las,or q ihc rirs,
Baptist Church. san= a suio that was
hiehly eniuvsd. Thf auartriis frum
the Alter; Tavior Company now play
snr ~ ths hsnn sang TIVE numl~-rs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-06
10 JUSTIFICATION FOR WAGE
CUT, SAYS BROTHERHOOD HEAD

darCs = living ans fhs uniors' rrl,ui.
~ o. thr ,artirfs data on outside
ssz ard the uos; - Iyiar.
Norf az fhs etlderrs irfrsllH~d ~
re railroads vvaid ias;.fr "a vaE. Gu,
~ 'hr i-ari Pc .aniins.d declaring
vs> "l an ~Ausu,an s'autari q uy
irE
~. alsa t.ei ua rha' %" var, d-c.s
on s.gii r.rhiiv o. ml,ir unt7 tle riil.s
eruirrytrsg. nuv bel rdlrg lsfure tho
hoard and r..f.rrea O. tn indll idaa'
seds Tor r~s,fiatcns Was thrsshcl
80 as.i ar agreement reached
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-06
RELEASED BY mexican REBELS
AMERICANS RETURN TO Texas

Wired General Arnulio Gomez at Tim
rico. 'ourhing Tor ihc character II the
prisoners upon arrival MONDAY q,
Tampico The men were Intercepted by
General Gomez and liberated They
were given written orders o. an Oft.
Gals I" facilitate their passage into the
United States.
Jesus Trcio reported that they were
vel treated everywhere except al,
Nucvo Laredo where ,hcy were held
incommunicado They viii remain IN
iar,d" through tomorrow and Chen
leave for san Antonio
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-06

Whilr u u dry IN D1llam county. We
are glnd that IA" wheat II holding on
we'll ~ things considered \ rnir
s'on. will make us u great deal of wheat
NJ the incoming harvest season"
TIL" visitor IL the newly elected pres
dent of the Colorado to Gulf Highway
Association. and came In primarily for
q visit with ". H. Estes secretary ~
The organization. 10 confer concerning
matters 81 Importance to the line. MIR
Walker states that be- IL greatly cn
outraged hy reason NJ the interest
shown IN certain communities In con.
nrciion with the highway. and he Is
hop"ful Tint all the territory trnycrscd
viii suon come. aliyr and buck ~" In
III" interest of this important thorough.
fare over which thousands of auto.
mobile tourists pass annually
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-06
Mexican NATIONAL HOLIDAY IS
OBSERVED IN QUIET MANNER

MENlCu CITY. MAY i-Oue
YEAR ago i,-lnv Al obrcgun with
a price fixed ga hls had was
campcd In the outskirts II Mexico
Cliy sevklns o. overthrow the Car.
rama government. To-Day "a Prs.
idsni u Mexico b. Witnessed tXu
hour military review On the ucca
sion II the republics celebration
q ~ victory In iNs. over N.
French at puchla.
A. ~ PASSED Through the streets
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-06
SPEEDY CAR AND AIRPLANE TO
figure IN WANDERWElL scRAPE

with Miss shsle by her side and
Chick" REED AZ the wheel. the wife
a. Captain wand..rWen. IN the Wander,
weii err. waved an au r-,sar 10 her
husisnd rs she Sss-d eos; THURSDAY
evening. prosnising u gerry the fam
tiy war into Oklahoma.
Tor~skcn By his wife and l-atsn ~
the third Iarty to his triangle affair
Captain wsnderwell. until late AZ nigh,
booked fer an alrplane as the Only hof.e
a. overtsklng the wurld .rcnowned car
lsf"re 4 ras-sd osi Of tho sta,e.
wsnskrwrIl and hi wife f.Hc.i n
patch - their differences during th~lr
sfsy IN Amariiia E1hihratinr atuio~
isherr ana Ecniai sunshine q I-rrfs~,
spring dsy IN thu Plains aE-fayatesi
rsther than sz-ihsi thsif anEry fcsi.
irE>. MIR wanderweii apI-'al..i o. state
ard f.,ifai authorities ,o FRI, her from
mn annoying husband 10 tkins him
Into c9stv,y. The wsusierw.'i ear ~
mutual consrnt. had i--cn ifi In N.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-06
Rail Workers e. Meet.

HOl STON. Texas MAY 5-rhr first
call Tor conferences relative to a re-.
duction In pas Of railway workers o.
effect the big -Four" bruthcrhoods
WI u" made IN few days nv tn,
southern Pacific lines. II was an.
nounccd through the office uf q. y
waid vicc.prcsldcn, ana general man.
agcr here iOiay.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-06
loo MEMBERS PRINTERS
Union NOW On STRIKE


INDIANAPOLIS. Nav 5-AppruNl
ua,ciy 5000 members II the lntcrna.
ional typographical Union are out .r
irsse bccausc q fihc failure ~ en-.
plosins book and sob printers to ac.
ncde To- the demands Tor ~ hour
sc,k. John McI'harland. Prcsidcn, 81
b. union said tunisht. Tie said he De.
a~vcd the number had reached the
p-ak for any one time. he gave as
the appruNimai. number men nuw an
strike In the larger cities as follows.
Chicago rocco Philadelphia 200:
Cleveland zoe. Boston goo and sun
Franciscu zoe
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-06
READ DAILY NEWS WANT ADS

md provides Tor strict police super
vision.
PARIS \ congress IL dancing mas.
'"rs from England. Belgium and France.
Holland and Switzerland. IL planning n
general revision of present dances r.
'liminat" the shimmy. fox .tio, aud tho
rn'r'icp
~ DAlEST Jazz music. the fuX tru,
and Tho nc.stcp have been banned from
Hungarian dance halls by decree OF tho
minister of home nffnlrs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-06

q" take his pa.c In the reviewing
stand In 'front.' &C The national pal.
ace. President ohrcgon was loudly
acclaimed hy thousands who lined
the streets
With rumurs widely circulated
that today was the dny fixed Tor
certain revolutionary elements Ia
renew their aggression against
rhrtgon. looking o. his overthrow.
The holiday Was the most quietly
observed in years
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-06

~ ss."riai~i Press.
Laredo. Texas. May Jesus and
Martin rr'iu II Sin Antonio. Texas
10" we've arrested 20 Nuovo LAREDO
Npul = or suspicion 81 being agents
Generals MurEurit and Aguilar. 81.
'"Scd Mexican r,yuluiiunisis arrived
This afternoon apparently none the
Aorsc ior their detention In mexico
The two were taken e. Monterey Fri.
las nigh, who're they were kept al day
sturdy jesus Trcio succeeded In
setting word 81 their pligh, ,o Governor
lgsn Gar'ia. his personal friend. who
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-06

WICHITA Kan \ new siy ord.
nsnre prohibits children under n from
s'su'iirg dances i-orhids Indecent"
asrcing the 'ialksGh1g v dance halls.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-06

ALBANY. y. Y The Cotillo I'LL.
'ow IN Governor Millcr's hands gives
o thr commissioner ~ licensees power
,o regulate dances. a. to style. time
place. etc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-06

NEW LONDON. Conn Principal
'o'iu : Buell. O; Williams Memorial In
uiut' has banned from dances II thi.
.iri's school The modern" dancing. par
icliarly the hv,kiu.chcck, iuldlc and
.himmv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-06

tHlLADEiPIIiA slsyor Morr. his
decided uf.on = strict oensurshlp 81 ~
dance halls o. ch-,k ths ,ulgaf and I'm.
moral dancing 70 which his attention
~ l--.n Jailed % tn dancing teachers
ass0ria'la1.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-06

WINCHESTER Mass. Police wo,ncr
1crc hav, forbidden the Chicago drag
h. camcl.walk the pivot. the shimmy
'h- tickle ,n- al forms 10 jazz and
actkto-chcck dancing.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-07-14

AN ANXIOUS MOMENT IN THE PLAY, ..FRIENDLY
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-07-14
Wa-Keeney State Bank Statement


omcial statement OF ting financial condition
of the Wa-Keeney State bank Wa-Keeney
state OF Kansas at the close of business on
the 3oth day of June. 1921
Resources
and discounts S24o 900 a.
Loans Real eState-------------- % $50 90
OveTdTaftS $50 o.
United States bonds on hand 1900
Other bonds and warrantS---- I3 sos 81
Cash items and clearing house items BOZ Os
81. 697 O6
Total s456 sss O5
Liabilities
Capital stock paid 900 90
Surplus fund 10000 90
Undivided profitS------------ ZOO 81
Less current expenses LOO 81
Individual deposits. su bj ect
check
Certificates of deposit due
in less tina d 30 day vs. - 66 s44 20
Bankss and BANKERS depos- -
s-----------------< 5es 81
- 3e4-127 "a
Total -------------------S4 56 sss o5
State of kansas. County of Trego IS
I, J. H. Hickman cashier, of said bank do
solemnly swear that the above statement is
true, that said bank has no liabilities and is
not indorser on any note obligation other
than shown the above statement. to the
best OF my knowledge and belief So help
me God J. H. Hickman,
Subscribed and sworn to before me. this
Attest e n Hnlman
Commission expires on the soth day of
s. 80 =
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-07-14

Miss Helen Lark, of Solomon, Kan /
sas, who is a student at FIT. Hays Nor |
NAL, came up last Friday and was a
guest until over Sunday at the home
of her aunt, Mrs. A. H. Blair.
A demonstration is to be held in
WaKeeney July 20 and FL in which
the advantage and ability of the Av-
cry Road-Razer viii be exempIifed.
This demonstration will be of special
interest to members of the various
township boards throughout the coun-
try who are especially invited to be
present.
Mrs. T. C. Straw and children,
Misses Marion, Corinne, Ruth and T.
c.. Jr., are the guests at the S. J.
Straw home in this city. The family
has lived at Ha1eyville, Okla, for sew
era1 years but Mr.. Straw is now in
charge of the railroad Y. M. C. A. at
Moline, ILL.,, and the family will go
from here to that city after they finish
their visit.
A near fire occurred Wednesday
morning at the Trego Co. Coop.
elevator in WaKeeney. The refuse
in the muff1er caught fire from the
exhaust from the engine and burned
out. This caused considerable heat
which started a small blaze on the
roof which was easily extinguished by
Mr.. Ellis with a pail of water. The
! fire alarm was sounded but the danger
was passed before the hose could be
connected. The result was a good
trial run for the members of the fire
department and a surprise to the
nearby spectators at the depot who
were watching the smoke but did not
realize there was really a fire, but
/ with a little more delay in discover
! ing the origin the building would have
/ been on fire.
R. r. Uford was called to San
| Franciso the first of last week by
message from Mrs. Ufford announc-
ing that their daughter, Bette Lou,
was in a serious condition at hospi-
tai. Mr.. Ufford left, at once for Cal
| ifornia. Since then word has been
received that on July 4th Bette Lou
was with other children and were
playing together and in some way
| her clothing caught fire. She was
badly burned about the head and chest
but it is taken she is getting along all
i right as no other word has been re-
| ceived- 1t is presumed the accident
was the result of fire crackers and
matches inasmuch as it occurred on
July 4th.
! Fresh pork at Bakers Adv IT,
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-07-14

The County Commissioners are over
in the north part OF Col1yer township
today with the intention of making
some changes in laid out road which
will give nearer level drive and will
not be so expensive to maintain.
There are always several things for
the commissioners to consider in lay
ing out road. This old road has
been a scource of continual expense
to maintain on account of it being
over a hilly strip of country. Good
bridges and cu1verts are frequently
washed out and just now the PROPOSE
ton is to change the road a little or
to rebuild a bridge which was recently
washed out and which will likely be
washed out again in few years. The
Commissioners think the road can be
moved a little and remade for the
same expense it will take. to build an
other bridge and the new road will be
on a ridge and much easier kept, thus
lessening the expense of maintaining
in the future.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-07-14
-TH
OGALLAH BANK STATEMENT

Oficia1 sta tement of the financial condition
IF The Ogallah State Bank at Ogallah. state
Of Kansas, the close of business on the
10Th day of June. 1921.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-07-14
(First published in the Western Kan
sas World July z, 1929
PUBLICATION NOTICE

State of Kansas, County of Trego, IS.
The State of Kansas to Milton H
Johnson, Allen H. johnson, John H.
johnson, Alexander G. Wilson, if 1iv-
ing, and the unknown heirs, executors,
administrators, devisees, trustees and
assigns if any, of each and all of the
above named and mentioned persons
who are now dead, if any of such per-
sons are now dead:
You, and each of you, the above
named and mentioned persons are
hereby notified that you have been
sued in the District Court of Trego
County, Kansas, by Willard H. Mar
tin and Ignatz Flax as plaintiffs, and
that you and each of you must an
swer the said petition so filed against
you in said action in said court on or.
before the 18th day of August, 1921,
said petition will be taken as true
and judgment rendered accordingly in
said action quieting the title of said
plaintiffs to the following described
real estate situated in Trego County.
Kansas, to-wit:
The west half (WA) of section
.twenty-six (26) township thirteen
the 9Th p. M and forever barring and
excluding you and each of you from
all right, title, interest, estate and
claims and liens in, to and upon said
real esate and every part thereof.
REA AND FLOOD,
(SeaD Attorneys for Plaintiffs
Attest: J. F. Barclay,
Clerk of the Court.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-07-14
LOCAL NEWS

Extra large hedge posts-Hardman
Lumber Company
Mr. and Mrs. George Nies1ey were
up from Ellis Tuesday evening.
Watch the date your subscription
expires. 1t is stamped on your paper
Albert Krhut left Wednesday morn
ing for Kansas City on a business
trip.
Painting and Kalsomining, town or
country Inquire at Trego House,
WaKeeney, Kansas. adv. 20-3tp.
Mr. and Mrs. S. j. Straw and fam
lily visited at Hoisington Sunday with
Mrs. T. G.. Straw and children and
other. relatives.
The Hartman Lumber Co. is put
ting in an automatic pressure truck
dump at their elevator. The old
dump will be used for wagons as in
the past.
Cream and eggs are coming back.
The price on the local market is a
little stronger than it was week
ago So are a few of the eggs which
are coming in.
Frordson Tractor and P1ow-Guar-
anteed in perfect condition and sub
ject to any test that a new one would
be subject to. A bargain-cash or
time.-W. H. Wright. 1t
E. H HnIman was at Wichita a
few days this week attending a
meeting of the writers of life insur-
ance for the Bankers Life Co. He
returned Wednesday evening.
DR.. W. Y. Herrick is at Denver this
week visiting and watching the treat
ment G. R. Hille is receiving from a
specialist in that city. He expects to
be back the last of the week.
The weather has been considered
disagreeably warm during the last
few days, but it isn't. 1t was on
1y ninety-six yesterday which is the
hottest we have had for some time.
A good breeze has blown practically
all the time.
Mention was recently made in this
paper that Mrs. Sam Connolly and
Miss Nadine Ellis, were taken to
Denver by their friends to receive
treatment from the divine healer,
Mrs Semple. They have returned
home Miss Ellis is reported consid-
cradle improved but Mrs. Connolly
did not get the benefit she had hoped
for. They were accompanied by Mr..
Connolly, Mrs. Hefner and Mrs w.
E. Dillinger. According to their re-
port many remarkable cures were af-
fected by the healer.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-07-14
NOTICE

We, the undersigned district board
of the Union School District No. 1,
of @Trego County, Kansas, under the
authority vested in us as district
board of the aid Union school district,
beginning at 900 o'clock a. m. and
continuing until II 100 O'Clock, a. m.
the date, July 80, 1921, at the
school house of the former district ST,
will receive sealed bids for the school
houses, other buildings and land now
the property of the said Union school
district but formerly the school house,
other buildings and land of the former
district ST, and the school house,
other buildings and land of the former
district IS.
We reserve the right to reject any
or all bids.
1S-4t Signed:
J. T. Mumert, Director
Gerhart Mussemann, Clerk.
James w. Wilson, Treas urer
Dated this 10Th day of June, 1921