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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28
BLOOD TEST.
INDICATES HE.
WAS VICTIM
OF FOUL Play

Bloci found ON the seat of the au.
tounoblle in which Arthur Stinson.
who disappeared Monday night wa,
last sern N the blood Of human be-
Ing who was dad when the blcod
was shed. and the blood came from
tho son of J. ID. Siinson. according
ta nm analysis made yesterday by
Ibr. 4. W. Iiinehman of Harris 4
ltinclinan. osteopaths. physicians
sADf surgeons.
DIR. Hinchman's statement fol-
lows:
AN examination according 10 the
eiccironlc r~artions of ur. Albert
ABRAMS of Nan francisco. made in
the effies of Harris a IIinehman
shows 10 reasonable certainty that
the hlocd found on the autoniobiIe
seat N from % human being. that
the human being II dad. and that
the same prrson h the son of J. ID.
Ssinson."
Dr ilinchmnn recently completed a
special course under Dr. Abrams. inter-
nationally known M specialist In
blo,sl testing. The Amarillo firm of doc.
tors also recently Installed the most
modern apparatus known 10 medical
science for making blood tests.
Counting all ~ the men who rcrrrh.
cd throughout the day Ur al intervals
during the day for some trace of Ar.
thus Stinson. nearly 1000 participated.
a~ording to shcriff's officers who led
the searching PARTIES
Automohilc iods of rcsrchcrs comb
ed the COUNTRY north as iar as the Ca.
madam River. east 10 washburn. north.
ives, 10 ciiffside and some went as fir
west ~ Vega. Every ravine. and posi-.
Jie neck body might have been con.
ccsied IN was searched.
No further clue whatever WIS found.
Tho slight blood sta ns on the ear seat
and a few blood stains on cattle guards
near the crossing where the abandoned
auiomobil. was found constitutes no
far the yoic working iasis for ferret.
Ing out the mysterious disappearance Il
tho youth.
since word WAS given out TUESDAY
that the young man had gone 10 feed
y bunch ~ hogs a short distance from
his housc early Monday evening and
had failed to return. and the further
fac' Of the abandoned car with blood
stains on the scat. many rumors have
been circulated
tnc person was reported Tn have
claimed he saw the yound da ryman NJ
the Monday night football game. when
this rumor was run down u was found
the man reported Ind !, that he was
r.cn NJ ih. Crystal cafe. but u was hts
brother. instead.
a night waichnisn a the Great West
kJfiii near which Stns'n disappeared
claimed he saw cur approach the
hog pens. and after awhile leave speed
Ing IN the dircsf on ~ the ra lway eros.
Ing where !, was found next morn ng
Hope Il expressed ih,t he might
have bcardcd ih. Isingling .Bsrnum cit.
'-us train. that he may have left town
fo a few days on a sudden notion and
VIII rc,urn. but all is stu conjecture
and ruiBuT.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28
HUNDRED
STRICKEN
WITH POISONING
NUMBER SERIOUSLY ILL BUT
NO FATALITIES ARE
REPORTED
ny Associated Pres

By Associated fre<s
BIRMINGHAM. Sept. 27.--Seyernl
hundred students OF the woodiawn Law
School here were stricken with ptomaine
poisoning AZ q result OF food eaten at
the schools lunch room at noon today.
according 10 authorities. A number
are said 10 NJ seriously III. but at an
early hour tonight no fatalities had been
reported.
According 10 information received
from a number of pupils and their par.
ents. the children were stricken imme.
diatcly after the lunch houra. some dur.
Ing CLASSES and others on the way home
after school. Some werc said 10 have
been unable 10 walk home and lay dows
by the street and were picked up bJ
passing automobiles.
al the physicians In the suburb were
called upon 10 administer first aid treat
mcnt.
Authorities of the school announcos
that a thorough Investigation Of the
affair will he made tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28
Want National lsigtis
o. Associated rfe=s

Ro,iE. s-la. we do not want. az
AIR. Lloyd George aid To- parliinent. a
turkish eocrnment under British guns.
aid Djcllaicdin Arif Bcy. tho British
na,ionaiIst c,resentatite la Rome. IN
On Interview with In rrshunr.. what
ever solution l. arrived n W Insist on
the right 10 insure the safety Of our
capital" he declared. Hc asserted Tur-
scy wis ready 10 guarantee the freed.
ON ~ the Straits Tor merchantmen.
su; objected 10 the English claim that
q could only be done b. allied military
sccupsiion - the straits.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28
BUSINESS SECTION
OF LIpAN Threatened
o. Associated Pr.s

o. Associated Prrss
DALLAS. Texas. Sep. s5.-The busi'
ness section 81 the small town Of LiIsan.
In Hood County about forty miles west
~ Fort worth. was almost entirely de.
siroyed hy fire tonight. according to re-
ports received here by gas COMPANY
maintaining a station ihcve. Eight
buildings were destroyed. cntailing an
estimated loss of approximately $780,
O0o The fire originated In "a garage.
For time the entire town was threat.
onc'i as no water was available for
fightinE fires. due to the prolonged
drouth In that section. Fire apparatus
from Grandbury. the county seat. was
secured and with the Use Of chemicals
tn fire was finally controlled
l.iian has no railroad
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28
Greek Grew Mutin'e,
By Associated Pr~>s

cONSTANTfNOi'LE. sept 25--The
crew of IN" Greek ha,ilcship Avcroff
mu,ined to-day and left consisntinopis
ior an unknown destination. The com
mander Of the vessel was ashore 90 hid
farewell to Brigsder General Harrington
When later he attempted To- bcar,i the
.Averoff by means Of private launch
the sailors hurled missiles al him.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28
Want Goods Passed
~ Associated Press

PARIS. Sept. s7.-Thc French gov.
ernmcnt probably will make reprcscn.
tations through the embassy at Wash.
ington In an cndcavor To have the
American government admit under the
old tariff between ten million and
twelve million francs worth Of goods
which were on their way Co the rnite,i
States when the new duties went into
effect.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28
Wichita Gets Convention
nx Associated prszs

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Sept. al
Wichita Falls. Texas. today was select.
ed for the next convention city by the
Southwest Water Works Association
IN annual session here. J. L. Patterson
Of Oklahoma city. Okla. was elected
president and ~. A. Gallagher u In.
dependence. Kansas vice president.
". u. fulkerson II Oklahoma city was
rc'clccted secretary. treasurer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28
EIGHT ARRESTS MADE BYU.s.
OFFICERS As Result OF RECENT
RAIL TIE-UP IN NEEDLES, CALF.

committee ~ striking shopcrafts csn.
n'oyer ~ Needles
According 10 federal officials the train
aiand'nmcni WIS the result ~ plan
formed ht the dofcndantss and others
which resulted In the impending u the
'niied states mails
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28
crrup, Neutral Zwne

~ Associnted I'rcss
CONSrANTrtNCPLE. sept 81
kcmaiist forces have occupied vi,ho,t
opnOstnr o. s'iirrs ~ tho rcgiot- Of
Dumbrck. i.s'nr-lk YaghJilsr. ane
Sanesk'ii. an iu the neutral zone of the
Dau,insiies This = thc flflh yiolAiions
oi the zone
genpnstranc.s by the British cffh
crrs failed a. stay the advance u the
TURKS. British flags were posted
Throughout IN. Invaded territory
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28

w Astoriatrd frr<s
ErEEKA SPRINGS. Ark. sept "a.
i1,c bandits. heavily armed. rode into
this mountain town IN two automobiles
AT II O'clock this morning to rob tho
First National Bank. Tonight the bodies
oi two u them arr IN an undertakcrr
establishment. one bandit IL ~ badly
wounded his death 10 momentar'lv cx.
pccted and two other meinirrs - the
gang. with lees severe wounds are In
the guarded JAIL. as the result Of a
hattie between the bandits and citizens
of Eureka Springs.
The dead ROBBERS have been identified
~ sid Wilson. 20. and George Price. 20.
both of crookstown. Okla. Charles Price
ffoih-r q George Price. h the man not
expected 10 live and Mark Hendricks.
a.. PsrkhtiI. Okla. and sam cowan.
driver of one n Tire bandits automobiles
ere the u,sa n ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28
R { PU BIC
IS DECLARED
after KING
Steps DOWN

By Associated Press
NORFOLK. Seta. 3s-Orders for
the movement 10 Cos,stsntinspIr Of
tIsn swo destroyer divisions WEIR ~
cel,ed at THE efficc u Admiral Rod
man. comiaAndnst of thc fIfth naval
dIsiriet. late today. ~ sosn n aha
AglanfIc fleet NTH which thirty.
eight drsiroysrs have been In bnttlc
rraciIce off the virginia capcs.
reports nj the naval base. u was
stated. twelve desiroyess n,sst III
for early departure viii i,e kelected
20 saiI for Near Eastern waters.
The supply ship also n with Admir-.
nj MelDenaid's flcct.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28
Isrysn Go Tour state
By Associated Press

LINCOLN. Ncb.. sept 2s-iiegin.
ming October and continuing for ten
days thereafter. william Jennings
Bryan. speaking on state and rational
campaign issues will tour Nebraska
and deliver an average of five addresses
"a day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28
DRASTIC EMBARGO
ON LEHICH VALLEY

Associated Press
NEW YORK. sept. g7.-Thc Lchigh
Valley railroad to-day announced a
drastic embargo effective at midnirh;
against all freight. both east and west
hound. except food for human beings
and animals. live stock. pcrlshablc and
necessary products.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28

WASHINGTON sept. :7.--pr. a. c.
MIiislsush v1ll saii fsVun New York
saturday on the Lafayette. TO take up
his task a. minister general of Perzan
finances. Hc' vas recently appointed 10
The post on dsS-isicn' ~ tho Persian
authorities 20 undertake complets re-
orEanis.tiin ce shs nstioaa, Gnnno1al
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28

cOl.rrS CHRISTI. Tex. Sept. 81
:, was Richard King. sr.. who died In
~. Louis today. who first introduced
agriculture 10 South Texas. The first
farm In the history Of the southwest
was on his la Pucrta ranch nearly half
century ago. Mr.. King WIS the son
u the iliustrious Captain Richard King.
who died some ?s years ago and Is
Fnown today ~ probably one of the
greatest men In the history OF tho do
velopmsn nj of South Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28
4. ef &. Fleets Officer
b. Asscciss~d Pres

LUBBOCK. Sept s7.--The Lubbock
Junior Chamber Of Commerce elected
the following officers; L. Earl Hunt.
president; Louie y. Moore. vice presi-
A~na nnAH n unnrunn opnnnupur
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28

~ Associated fress
ATHENS. Scpl. s5.--King Censtsn.
tine. bowling 10 the Win II the army
and navy. Inns abdlczied and Crown
Prince George. who married Princess
Elisabeth of RmImsnia. becomes King
of Greece.
"until tIse peopie say tlssy want m
no sow shall hold my tlaronc." the
king declared 10 the Associated Press
last night. iIr accepts ti1s twlft rsvo.
luton m the volce oe Tire people.
The revolutionary army y marching
on Athens and will reach lhe capo(e1
tonight. Three hundred nssuy offlees
Visited the king and urged The fsrsnn-
iion u u military cablnet. They wese
ready. they aid. In pct t1sesnselves %
ihr head of the l'~opsc 10 eonhat lhe
revoluiiouIsis. maintain order. and -
iend the king. ~
a STREET demsnslrstian hy promjnsat
eiiisens aerlaim~sl veuissies and . ~
pablo. There wss r1n(lng. F0Hser
Minister of Agriculture Htteris was
wounxled.
Oddly enough Il was shr former
American bnttIcnhIp Idaho. now. the
Greek Lcsnuons that started the revolu.
tion. IN 1918 Greece bought the Idaluo
and Miss ssippi. The Idaho was named
i.cmnos after tho naval victory asninst
the Turks IN 1919 at thu Island os
Lcmnos. The MIssissippi was Named
the kiIk~ aftw a hnsasss hattie
against the BuIearinns.
The revolutionIsss announce that they
will proclaim their choice II a ministry
on their arrival In Athens.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28
RICHARD KING. wealthy And
PROGRESSIVE FARMER OF SOUTH
texas, dies IN ST LOUIS HOTEL

Centre College. Danvillc. ny.
II was announced that the funeral
would Ice held herc Saturday afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28

Constantine twice occuplsd ths
throne of Greece. HIs first reign began
March n. 1918. with the asnnssination
n his. father, Ooorgc I. and continued
until June 1871. when ne wns forced
by the demands u Great Britain.
France and Rusria 70 aldicate because
of his German sympathiss. a
lie was succeeded by his second son.
Alexander. who was nominated " the
deposcd monarch and who had promlsed
10 carry out conr'antlnes policies d.
spite allied demands 10 tho contrary.
For three stvrmy years Alexnn1er
rciEncd In name only. Then his tragic
death In Ia20.. duo 10 the Lite of pet
monkey. again turned ths'sposIlght On
Constantine. who had spent tho inesr.
vcning three yesrs IN exile with his
large family.
Constantine Was born August .. isee.
and obtained his education under Ger
man tutors and army officers. Once. In
1909. he was disminned ~ commander
of the Greek army bccxuss u popular
cLamor AGAINST him. hat he became =
national hero In tho Balkan wur cf
1919. when he led q Greek army In the
cspturo of saloniki from the Turks.
He was accorded the popular title cs
tho llbcrstor."
Prince GEORGE IN the eider son Of
Constantine. lie also was proCrman
and was excluded from successIou By
the allied terms which compeiled his
fathers alilcation of 1917. George
was horn In July. 1850. and married
Princess Elizabeth II I;oumsnia IN
the spring of 1891. The only other son
of Constantine In Prince Paul. born IN
Dcr.mier. 1901.
while Prince George has been re-
gsrdcd as heir apparent since Con
stantine's return 90 the thrOne the do
posed monarch has four Lroihors who
xcre considered eligible FER kingiy
hun0rE. These in the order q sarces'
sion are Prince Gcorge. after whom
the Crown Prince was named. bcrn 10
1859: Prince Nichoas. born Ia 1879
Prince Andr.ss. born In iss,. an
Prince Christopher. horn IN 1859
Christopher's wife 10 the former Mrs
wniam u. Leeds. widow of the Amer
can ''tlnpaie king
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-24
Legal Notice
NOTICE.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
UNITED STATES
FOR TILE DISTRICT OF DELAWARE.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FOR TILE DISTRICT OF DELAWARE.
ONE FORD TOURING CAR. ENGINE
NO. 58S00ST.
No. iOl5 In Admiralty.
Notice is hereby givon To all persons
having any claim or domand remaining
unpaid which was q bona flde Hen against
"a certain Ford touring car, engine No
56s6OS7i lntcly being tho property OF one
Piotro Saienni. at tho time the same WAS
seized and attached by tho marshal under
which was created without the lienor
having any notice that the said Ford
touring car was being used or was To be
used for Illegal transportation OF liquor,
10 intervene In tho above cause Onor before
the first day of July, A. D. 1929. for tho
protection OF their interest or 10 abide the
IL g. MAHAFFY. JR,
Clerk L. =. District Court.
District of Delaware
Wilmington. Delaware. June Is, 1922.
PROPOSALS Addressed to the New
Castle County state Highway Commits
sloncr, room 1873. County building. WI.
mington, Delaware, will bc received until
u O'Clock noon (Wilminston time), III
O'Clock standard time). Wednesday.
luly 5, 1922. for tho construction of a
pncrcto pavement on the Hamburg
road, beginning at the railrpad siding
II the Bethlehem Steel Company and
extending In a southerly direction for n
distance OF approximately pa miles. In
New Castle hundred. Plans and speCi
acations may bo sven at the highway
commits issioncr's office, room 1873, County
building, on and after June %, 1922
and u set secured upon making deposit
of 500 which will be refunded upon their
return In good condition ON or before
tho day OF letting. certified check or
bond for $500 must accompany each
bid The Levy Court reserves the right
! to reject any or all bids. Charles J.
Grubb. New Castle county State High
way Commissioner.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-24
Boats and Accessories
building Materials
farm aud Dairy Products

KAl Balcd . corn and wheat OF fine
quality Dilyin Manor Farm. near Elk
ton Md o A Oilpin ElbtOn. Md
- Box i2s Phone ilO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01

Sleeve effects are increasingly IN.
triguing. Designers are cutting ana
clipping with the utmost originality AT
their command In their effort 60 pro-
suce, each time. something little an
ferent and a little more interesting.
Claire, In this interesting flesh ana
black frOck has designed an unusual
shoulder and something especially be-
coming e. the girl who happens to have
pretty arms. 4 circular hand of black
velvet edged with frill 81 very fine
black lace fits over the curve 81 the
shoulder. Beneath one may envision
the unveiled shoulder Of the wearcr.
The frock II fashioned with tight
bodice ornament with n circular design
similar to that on the shoulder. The
same design is used In the skirt. The
circular cutouts In the skirt 81 the gar
ment are hacked with flesh chiffon.
The hat which Claire designed to com
plctc the ensemble II quite as interest
ing as the frock itself. The frame Is
a huge thing In soft black straw
Wide circ ribbon IL knottcd softly about
| the crown. Flowers ~ various colors
mink. lavender. deep cerisc and lovely
green foliage are thickly clustered hai'
WAY around the crown.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01
HEREFORD SOCIETY.

MIR. and Mrs, J. n. Messenger ~ near
Friona were In this city Tuesday shop.
ping.
Mrs. J. T.. Collier of Adrian. Texas
arrived In this city Monday morning
from Roswell.
Mrs Jack Jones returned to her
home az Canyon saturday morning.
Ross Fuller returned home from i.ul,.
book Monday evening.
Walter Nance Of Clovis arrived in
Hereford Monday.
NJ. s. Thurman went 20 Amarillo
Tuesday morning.
j. y. Jacobson OF Adrian, Texas. was
In this city Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. W. I. Valentine and daughter
Miss zelpha. and Miss Bcauchamr
went TO Amarillo Saturday.
Mrs. Van Mckee Of Goodland, Kan.
is visiting with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. T. Mooney.
Mr.. and Mrs T. l.. Keen and grand
son. G. r. Keen. Of breckenridge. Tex
as. arrived In this city the latter par,
Of lest week and are visiting In On,
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Oval Keen.
II. II. Sparks OF Quanah and w I
Valentine went 10 Amarillo Friday.
Earl Wilson left Hereford for Okla
hcma City and Wichita. Kan. Monda,
Observation-Disclosures Brand.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01
MYERS TO HAVE PIANO
fECITAI, TO-DAY.

Pupils OF Emil r. and Lila Austin
Myers will he heard In piano recital nj
the studios of the Amarillo College ~
Music this afternoon at ! o'clock. These
recitnls are held nearly every saturday
afternoon by. different teachers Of the
college Ia give the pupils practice In
performing for each other and for their
friends. The public II invited.
Discussion of the numbers which II
held In the form Of constructive criti.
clsm is one Of the interesting features.
The program follows:
Chase ~ the Butterflies. Dcnnee-
Rnsaiie Coffee.
la chevairesquc. Burgmullcr--Jcssie
Mae Hyden.
RussiaG Dance. Engicmann-Lucilie
Davis.
To iummlng Bird. virgil-Etollc
Lumpkin.
Majesty Of the Deep. Bonn-Eliza
beth Meyer.
Forgotten. Eoclling.-simon Lump
kin.
The Wasp. Koe'ling-Luclllc PrlnRlc
The Crowned King. Bertram-Louise
worrell.
coasting. Burleigh-vivian Tut,
al Fantasia. Mozart. lbl Caprice
Neutrality-suspicious. Long.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01

at Sudan. was Ia town this week en-
route 20 and from court at LeFors.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. o. Tolleson and
daughter. and Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Lawrence attended the Edison tone
test In Amarillo last Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thut Of Groom.
spent Sunday In Pampa. Henry is as
communicative as ever.-Pampa Week
~ News.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01
ARMSTRONG MEN WIN
STOCK SHOW PRIZES
sp~eial 10 The Nsws


CLAUDE. March 3i.-Chariey Cobb
of Claude u In receipt OF vouchers for
several dollars covering the premiums
won by him In the Southwestern FIX.
position az Fort Worth. Mr.. Cobb re-
ceived second and third premium on
red kaflr corn. The entries were made
through the West Texas Chamber OF
Commerce.
Tom Davis Of Claude has been
notified that he received first premium
on red tor sorghum In the southwest
ern Exposition.
Another inch rain Thursday morning
puts new life into the pastures. wheat
fields, livestock and the farmers 80
well wheat IL growing In fine shape
and a fair crop II believed TO he POS
sible. Thousands Of acres OF oats were
sowed during March.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01
MEMBERS URGED TO ATTEND
FEDERATION MEETING.

All members and others who are IT..
terestcd are asked to be present at the
regular meeting OF the Potter County
Federation this afternoon. ~ . o'clock.
In the club rooms Of the First baptist
Church. M n program Of unusual N.
tcrest will be given.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01
MIAMI SOCIETY.

Clarence Locke. Dave Striking. and
Dan Kivlchcn. left Friday for three
weeks hunting and fishing trip through
New Mexico and will probably go down
into Mexico before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs q. II. Dunn. and daugh.
ter. Miss Hattie. from Mobeetie were
visiting friends and relatives here
"Wednesday.
Mrs. w. T.. Mathers and daughter.
Miss Beth. returned home from ANA.
rillo. last Thursday. Miss Beth is re.
covering rapidly from the operation she
underwent. several days ago.
Little Miss i,ieii.. Durrett who has
been with her grandmother. Mrs. q.
T. Teel. since January. has returned
home.
C. l.. Gray and family. ut Pampa.
were visiting the formers brother, II. +.
Gray and family. here Friday.
Jack Montgomery and wife. and
Byrd Hodges. went Saturday % Clar.
endon. Mrs. Montgomerys parents,
and also Bryd's mother reside there.
The party returned home Sunday even.
ing. 81 -
Miss Ethel Lee. ~ Wheeler. was here
the last half 81 the week. visiting
friends and relatives.
Lee Smith. Of Dallas. came in the
last week. 20 visit with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ Smith.
Mrs. Dallas George came In last
Thursday night FROM Oklahoma. for a
visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
III. =. Hshd.--Miamf Chief.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01
4}sc's'f>&|
d. MEYER
pAMPA SOCIETY.

PAMPA SOCIETY.
Mrs Ida Rider Is seriously III at her
home In East Pampa this week.
W. NJ. Craven was Tulia visitor
Sunday. Mrs. Craven returned home
with him Sunday night.
w l.. Vincent was taken 10 the
Amarillo sanitarium last Sunday even
ing for medical treatment He has
been seriously III for the past several
weeks at his home here.
Our old friend. \. y. Bocsen. former
editor of the Daily Panhandle at ANA
rillo. and now a land owner and dealer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01
~ yOr ARE WE'LL. BRED.

You Will not. u avoidablc. call per.
son an the phone just nj meal time.
You viii not listen In ON the CONVEX.
satiOn on a party line.
You will not expect a man who is
talking 10 you out In the open Ia stand
with his hat of.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01

Ten Williams of the Williams Jewel.
~ Co.. absolutely knows diamonds be-
fore you buy or sell you should see us.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01

wilnmt Jcweiry Ca. the home Of
g,-.d lrwclr, aud diamonds. Fay Jour
~sls oat a diamond.