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Observation-Disclosures.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
e New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c., Oct. 10.
The marriage Of Miss Phyllis Hughes,
daughter OF Mrs William Hughes and
the late Senator Hughes. to Vincent
A. Hughes took place to-day at st.
Paurs Church. a reception following at
Rauscher's. Although Mr.. Hughes has
the same name as his bride. they are
not related. He Is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Hughes of Detroit. The
Rev. DIR. Joseph Hughes Of Saranac.
n. Y, cousin Of the bride, officiated.
Mrs. Philander c. Knox. Jr.. was
matron of honor. and among the brides
maids was Miss Margaret Hughes, Sis
ter of the bridegroom. Mr.. James
Hughes of Baltimore was best man.
Mr.. Hughes and his bride will live in
New York.
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JULIUS sTEuNBERG.

julius Steinberg. aged 90. OF $50 West
End avenue. died OF heart disease yester-
day soon after entering the office OF DR.
f. Frenz Hoffman. 1887 Madison ave.
nue.. 20 receive treatment He was
Aaitine for DR.. Hoffman to SEQ him
when he was stricken. Mr.. Steinbere
was head OF the MISUNDERSTANDING
Clothing Company 20 Fifth avenue. He
came TO this country from Germany
while youth and established his bust
ness IN 1901 Besides his widow. he Is
survived by brother and a sister both
of whom live In Germany.
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MRS. MARY ELLIOTT BURIED.
WAS the Mother of Howard Elliott
Railroad Man.

Special Dispatch 10 THE NEW yoEK lIErAth
BosroN. oct. 10.-Mrs Mary White
Elliott whose funeral was held this
afternoon from the chapel az Mount
Cemetery. Cambridge. was the
mother OF Howard Elliott 81 New York,
who has long been p prominent figure ~
railroad circles. Mrs Elliott was %
years old and was q native OF Water
town. where she was born December 20
1870. She was the last Of seven chill
dren Of Abijsh White and Mary
Howard White.
The family for many generations had
been prominent and an ancestor on her
mothers side Samuel Howard, was one
of those associated with tho famous Tea
rarty Of Revolutionary days. one OF
Mrs. Elliotts sisters was the first wife
of James Russell Lowell.
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STYLE DECREE REVERSED
AT TEACHERS COLLEGE
Sophomores Order First Year
Girls to Wear EN- Short.

Dame Fashion is out-decreed by the
sophomores of Teachers College, who
have prescribed short sleeves. short
gloves and short skirts for the fresh
men or freshwomen, as you might have
IL.
From yesterday on the first year girls
Of the 120th street school are in train
ing" which is the academic word core
spending 10 the "hazing" at Columbia
Ii is reported that the Teachers College
faculty met in special session and drew
r line on the brevitv OF the hens. de-
claring that these latter were short
enough as II is
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PARIS. oct 10 (Associa ted Press) -
The divorce was registered to-day of
the Princess Vlora. formerly Mrs. Helen
Kelly Gould of New York city. from
Prince Noureddin Nlora of Albania
The record shows that the divorce
was granted at the wifes request and
that the Prince did not appear to con-
test the suit.
Princess Vlora's maiden name was
Helen Kelly. Her first husband was
Frank J. Gould of New York. from
whom she was divorced IN 1909. Her
second husband, Ralph Hill Thomas.
whom she married in July, 1910. died in
1914. She married Prince Vlora on
November 5, 1917
Prince Noureddin 4. Nora and
Princess Vlora who formerly was Mrs.
Helen Kelly Thomas. were married in
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rytown. He was born in North Tarrytown
and formerly President OF the village
He vas purchasing agent OF the Board OF
Water Supply. Gas and Electricity In this
city.
FRANK GRISWOI.D TAYLOR. aged 81,
who died October in Chicago. will he
buried tn Douglaston at 80 o'clock to-day.
Mr.. Taylor was the brother OF Mrs. r. l..
Angel OF Douglaston. For the last fifteen
years he had been munger OF the Chicago
office OF the American Wooden Compans he
was born In this city.
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SNOw-LAwRENCE.

Miss Anita Florence Lawrence. dargh-
ter Of the late Redmond Lawrence
of New York. was married yester-
day TO Mr.. Douglas f. Snow. son of
Mrs. S. w. Snow OF Hiburn y. ". in
the Marble Collegiate Church, by the
Rev. DR.. David James Burrell 4 recep-
tion followed AT Delmonico's
Mrs. ". s. Gleason was matron of
honor. Misses Ethel and Ruth Wise.
man were bridesmaids. Mr.. William
w. Snow was best man. Messrs Horace
III. Snow and Robert Bristow were ush-
ers. The bridegroom served In France
as Lieutenant in the Railroad ArtiI-
1cry.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Forsyth Wickes and the
Misses Fanny. Kitty and Marion Wickes
will return to "a East Thirty ninth
street from Tuxedo November ;,
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At Washington Hotels.

Arrivals from New York at Washing
ton hotels include:
The Willard-W. A. Titus. Clyde
Brown c. j. Vaughan. Nicholas Engel
Fl. j. Fredericks. william Oberle, c. c.
Fowler. JoseSh c. Morrissey, c. F. How
ell. A. Walder and Henry W. Sackett.
Wardman Park-Mrs. A. G. Beck
Mrs. j. r. McClintock and NJ. j. McClin-
took.
The Shoreham-B. F. Rice. Thomas
B. Fielder. j. E. Stewart and r. d.
Charpin.
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COUNT DE PERIGNY,s GUESTS.

Count Roger de Perigny gave dinner
last night at Pierre's. His guests were
the Duke and Duchess de Richelieu, Mr.
and Mrs. j. Philip Bernhard. Mr. and
Mrs. Fal de Saint Phalle. Miss Agnes
Guidet Duryee. Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Mapes. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas @. Cook
Nine. Efrem Zimbalst Mime. Alma
Gluck). Count CASTOR Dru de Mongelas
Mr.. john North WHY'S and Mr.. Francis
IT, r. Byrnc
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PASSENGERS FOR EUROPE.
Gen. John l.. Cha mberIain Among
Those Going Abroad.

The President Polk Of the United
states Lines will sail to-day with Gen.
John l.. Chamberlain among her pas
sensers. Gen. Chamberlain served with
distinction In the A. r. F. and received
the Distinguished Service Medal. Other
passengers will include II. G. Biar. Vice
Consul at Birmingham England Major
w. W. Hicks. u. S. A. Capt Il. A.
Doyle. Mrs. j. G. Llewellyn and Mr..
and Mrs. w. L'Engle of New York.
The Tolraine OF the French Line also
will sail to-day with r.. T.. l.. Cochran.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rene Mascret. Mrs. NJ. 4.
Edith Perkins, Howard Stambough.
Rene Beaudry and 7. Van den Broch
among the passengers
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JUDGE w. p. WHITEHOUSE
OF MAINE DIES AT 80
Was Formerly Chief Justice
of State Supreme Court.

AUGUSTA Me-. Oct. i0.--William Penn
Whitehouse. former Chief Justice Of the
Maine Supreme Court. died at his home
here tonight after a short illness. He
was so years old
Judge Whitehouse was born in Vas
salboro In 1872 and educated at Water
Vile College (now Colby. lie was Chief
Justice of the Supreme Judicial Court
Of the State from 1911 until 1918, when
he retired under the age limit law. He
was elected president OF the Maine
League for National Defense In 1915
and in 1917 was named head of the
Maine conference Of Unitarian churches.
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loan SAWYER ART IN SALE.

An ar, collection winch Includes a
number OF Miss Joan Sawyer's artistic
possessions. furnishings and personal of-
rects is now on view at the Broadway
Art Galleries. at Fifty-third street. where
IL will be sold at auction Tomorrow.
Friday and saturday. The property of
the Beverly Ward estate also is in
cluded one Of the interesting suites Of
furniture shown is'a Louis XVI boudoir
set OF seventeen pieces. Dutch mar
quetry dining room suite by Cottier is
also unique
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LONG BRANCH MAYOR uunr.

LONG BRANCH. oct. 10-Clarence j.
IIousman. Mayor Of Long Branch and
member of the New York stock Elk
change. is in the Monmouth Memorial
Hospital here to-day as the result OF
falling down flight Of steps on his es-
tate yesterday. He is suffering from a
fractured right log and body bruises.
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ESTATE no WORRYING WOMEN

MITCHELL, :. D.. oct lo.--Dan -.
West. eccentric publisher Of the WcS'
Ncics. who died suddenly year AGO
last April. bcqueathed tine residue OF his
estate TO the -four most worthy work
Ing women OF Mitchell" each 20 share
equally His viii was fled for probate
yesterday. he named committee to
select the benehciariel
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MR.. GILDERSLEEvE TO WE'D.
Nephew of Justice to Marry Gin
cinnati Girl.

Mrs. John M. Anderson OF Cincinnati
has announced the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Dorothy M. Anderson,
TO Mr.. Roger Morton Gildersleeve of
New York. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
ID. Gildersleeve of Poughkeepsie. Mr..
Gildersleeve Is nephew of Justice
Henry A. Gildersleeve. for many years
Justice Of the New York Supreme
Court, and cousin of Dean Virginia c.
Gildersleeve of Barnard College. He
is member of the New York Bar. be-
ing graduate of Williams College and
the Columbia Law School. He served
overseas with the 305th Infantry. Miss
Anderson made her debut in Cincinnati
in 1920 and Is a graduate of Vassar.
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NO ST. BERNARD rABLEAux.

Because of the death OF Edward r. H.
Taimage last week in Morristown. n. j.,
the proposed tableaux wants for the
benefit Of tho social service work Of ST.
Bernard's parish in Bernardsville. ar
ranged FOR next Saturday night In the
country home Of Mrs. Walter Phelp'
Bliss in Bornardsville, have been given
I'M.
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WILLIAM $. ROGERS DEAD.

Special Dispatch 10 THE New YORK HrnALr.
NEWPORT. oct i0.--william S. Rogers.
widely known In shipping circles
through his connection with the New
England Navigation COMPANY died yes
terday al his home here after brief
illness. lie Is survived by widow son
and two young daughters He was the
designer Of several of the Fall River
Line steamboats,. :.
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NANCY. France. oct. 1o.--AlJert Blum
NJ New York, president OF the Alsatian-
Lorraine Association OF America is here
10 visit institutions and industries with
p view to furthering economic relations
between Lorraine and the United States.
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col. JOHN ". MORAN.

HARTroRp. Conn. Oct. 1o.--Col John
IT, Moran. So for many years prominent
IN the Connecticut National Guard and
member OF he military stan Of former
GOV. Simeon Il. /. Baldwin. died at his
home here last night.
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COMMUNITY oLun DANCE.

Tho Community Club of the Society
for Ethical Culture will hold q barn
dance at West Sixty-fourth street to-
night TO which the public Is invited,
trizes will be awarded the best cos
tunes.
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ITALIAN KING VISITS BELGIUM

ROME. Oct. 10.-King Emmanuel III.
and Queen Helen have left Turin for
Brussels TO return the visit which the
King and Queen OF the Belgians made
TO Italy last spring
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NEW YaRK.

Mr. and Mrs. Buell. HOLSTER are NOV
Park avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav J. s. White have
returned from Newport to the Wander
bilt
Mrs. James Lowell Putnam entertained
at luncheon in sherry's yesterday for
Mrs. Adolf Pavenstedt
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Lansing
Mcvickar of Tuxedo Park are at the
Lorraine.
Dr. Van Horn Norrle and his sister,
Miss Mary Norrie, will return to-day
from New London. Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Stillman and
the Misses Mildred and Ruth Stillman
will return to-day from Southampton.
Mrs, Herbert Shipman. who has been
guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Edison Bradley. in Tuxedo. will return
to-day to New York.
Mrs. ], Francis A. Clark. who will
leave Newport to-day. will sail with
her children next Saturday by the
Olympic TO pass the winter in France.
Mr. and Mrs. Forsyth Wickes and the
Misses Fanny. Kitty and Marion Wickes
will return to "a East Thirty ninth
street from Tuxedo November ;,
Mrs Samuel A. Weldon is ut tho
country house OF her parents. NJ. and
Mrs. Gerald Livingston. Hoyt. in stats
burg. y. Y.
AR and Mrs Donald o Mac Rae.
whose home for some time has been at
90 East Eichty-tlrird street have taken
an apartment at 1913 Park avenue
Mr. and Mrs. J. Horton ljams Of 1913
Park avenue are being couGratuls ted
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs II. Hobart
Porter, in Cedarhurst. T.. I.
Miss GLADYS o,cott. elder daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Olcott. will be
married to Mr.. Jean de Pendril Wad-
dington. q G. NJ. @. OF the French
Cuirassiers. this afternoon at the home
of her parents. 20 East Seventy-ninth
street
Count and Countess Henri de Castel-
lane have returned to Eew York from
Philadelphia and Joined the counts
mother. the Duchess de Ta!Jeyrand, at
the Plaza Mr. and Mrs. James l..
Breese are at that hotel from
Southampton.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward 3. Condor OF
Bernardsyille, y. j.. are at the st. Regis
to meet her mother. Mrs. Richard Ste
vens. who arrived by the Olympic after
passing the summer in England Mrs.
Frederick Pearson, also a passenger on
that steamship. will be for some time
at that hotel
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TO LECTURE Ar PRINCETON.

Special Dispatch 10 THE Nrw York HEssLn.
prrScEToN. y. j. Oct. to.--Princeton
University will he honored this week by
the visit OF Henri Pironnc. one OF
E;uropes foremost historians. who will
lecture tomorrow. Thursday and next
Monday.
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Miss Margaret Harding. daughter Of
w. p. G. Harding, governor of the Fed
eral Reserve Board. returned to Wash
ington yesterday from a visit to Miss
Lindsay Wood at Warrenton. Va.
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NJ A r r / A G. E S

HAl.L~-HNoN ,-On Tuesday October TO- At
- Stephens Episcopal Church Plain
reid. n. j., BY the Rev. +. Vicar Steven
Hall OF Newton. Mass
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Mr.. and Mrs Edward 3. Condor OF
Bernardsville. y. j.. are al the st. Regis
to meet her mother. Mrs. Richard Ste
vens. who arrived by the Olympic after
passing the summer in England Mrs.
Frederick Pearson, also a passenger on
that steamship. will be for some time
at that hotel.
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Rear Admiral and Mrs Joseph
Strauss are at the Hotel Lafayette after
an absence of many months in the
Orient. where the Admiral has been in
command of the Asiatic fleet.
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Mrs. J. Francis A. Clark. who will
leave Newport to-day, will sail with
her children next Saturday by the
Olympic TO pass the winter in France.
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Attorney-General Daugherty has re-
turned from Baltimore. where he went
with Mrs. Daugherty. who is undergoing
treatment at Johns Hopkins.
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son rs KING FAMILY.

rr. and Mrs James 7. King are re-
ceivine gratulstions on the birth OF
a son. Or. King Is a past president OF
Iii. Tennessee Society In New York.
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BuEHMEN EK.-On Tuesday. October 10.
1872 AT Skene Hospital. Brooklyn, n. y,
Henry T. Buermeyer, in his saith year. a
life and honorary member OF the New
York Athletic Club OF the City of New
York and OF It's founders. Members
are requested 70 attend the funeral
vices AT CAMPHELLS FUNERAL PAR
IORS. 66th st. and Broadway New York
city, on Thursday. October Il. at P. NJ
NJ. r. Loughman. President.
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Senior Alfaro, the new Minister Of
Panama gave luncheon al the Willard
yesterday for Senior Don J. Lefevre.
former Charge d'Affaires OF Panama
and recently appointed Panama Min.
lister to South America. who will sail
Saturday for Panama.
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WASHINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Henry
Prince. IT.. have sailed for Europe to
spend the winter.
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E N G A G. E D.

DESNIsTON-BACo and Mrs John
r. Bacon, Tarrytown, ". Y. announce
me engagement of their daughter Frances
70 MI Robert Denniston, son Of Mrs
Robert penniston of Dobbs Ferry ~ Y
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Wearing Apparel.

LOST-Two skin Hudson nav sable boa. M
trance 800 Riverside Drive. reward. Ca
thcdra T4Ns
LOST Sable FUR. much worn. taxicah.
Monday evening. between $50 and Gfth
sis reward Return q East 6i'h Il
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President Harding received yesterday
the new Minister OF the Serbs. Croats
and Slovenes. DR.. Anton Tresich Paw
chich. He was accompanied by his
staff
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IN M E M O RI A M

RE.--Florence V. In loving memory ~
my beloved mother. who entered into eter.
nal rest October II, iaIs.
Moor, Moneusr
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B l r T H S

BOWMAN.-Mr. and Mrs. John McEntee
JCiaIiee Paterson. daughter, New York,
October TO-
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OBITUARY NOTES.

JAMES KANE. aged c.. retired police In
spe FOR, died yesterday at his home, gOi3
Harvard avenue. Jamaica. He entered the
Police department in 1893 He became a
captain In 1Sos and an inspector IN 1898 and
was retired in 1911. He became widely known
as an inspector IN the Tenderloin district for
raids on gamblers.
WILLIAM Il. GUILFOYLE. aged ~. died
Monday % heart disease az his home in Tar
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Found

Jefferson, a motor zach, tender dercli-i
condition. owners write Box IS. Setauket
L. /.
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Miss GLADYS o,cott. elder daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs, Dudley Olcott. will be
married To Mr.. Jean de Pendril Wad-
dington. G. G. NJ. @. OF the French
Cuirassiers. this afternoon at the home
of her parents. 20 East Seventy-ninth
street
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Mr. and Mrs J. Horton liams Of 1913
Park avenue are being congratulated
upon the birth of q son al the home Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Hobart
Porter. in Cedarhurst. T.. I.
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Mr. and Mrs. Donald o. Mac Rae.
whose home for some time has been at
% East Eichty-tlrird street have taken
an apartment al 1915 Park avenue
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Count and Countess Henri de "a stei-
lane have returned TO New York from
Philadelphia and Joined the counts
mother. the Duchess de Ta!Jeyrand, at
the Plaza Mr. and Mrs. James l..
Breese are at that hotel from
Southampton.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19
ARMSTRONG FARMERS
GO BACK TO CANYON

Special 90 The News
CLAUDE Texas. Dan lN.-On ac.
count of the scarcity uf both work and
cash many mon are going ht,k Co. the
old lulu Duro Canyon where they find
1s much 90 do as Bon th, wears of long
ago Some lrr getting out their wood
supply fur Oh, year Zoo save the coal
hl others tU, working ont posts on
ih, shares with iho owners az The tim
her MANY mon who long aro forsook
the canyon because NJ its Inaccessible
Iiy ar. renewing their friendships with
the old wood trails ana getting hack 10
nature again
There waH time when the p1lo
pur1 Canyon w1e the source az sup
plies o., whi.h most m,n Boo this part
f th. country made hDr living.
warmed thor families anJ fenced their
farms GIf thaf dlr passed with the
coming or agriculture nu' with the
urr. a h.r 1r. thi. teu even tho
fm have ntan NO doc .lDmn Back
O.. f0. 'HHn ar voud IHd posts and
ipA,.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19
CLOVIS FIRE IS SEEN
SIXTY MILES AWAY

CLOVIS y. " Jan O., Dense
clouds 81 black smukr half mH, south
~ Clovis plainly as.h. from town.
caused great deal u excitement ln.
,esigations revealed fhlt M. Santa Fu
Lake used Jos siuk for water num
"a, shop. and other Santa re terminal
buildings. was 900 uI. Th, ui' deposited
Their, for years hd saturated th, soil
and grasses along 90, liu, o. o., Bake,
and in SOME way this caught ou fire
Inquiries as o. what was bmu.ug were
received hy thr clovis tol,phon, op,D.
ter from Hereford Texas sixty miles o.
thc east ana M"IrOs' thirty mii, 90
thc west ul town ~ was said that The
smoke columns were clearly seen az
both places
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19
New Mexico
MAN FOUND DEAD
ON TAIBAN FARM

TAlHAN Sew Mex Jan. 1s-Iohu
fHumrn. % ncn,lor tab0ut 6o yolr
".l vis found dead Boo his bed lf hi,
nume 10 miles northeast of here Mon
lat hy Frank MAY 4 oouWtrs jury
bold an inquest ON Monday afternoon
Then decision v,s that Mr laprw
n'd COME to his death by 400 unknown
.iuF' &c. was found living across th,
bed u.} clothed as 30 fo rest Prom
tlI Indications he had been dead from
inur tO sos DAYS ile lived aluu, and
hie nearest reighbor wls his brother
u.mw tunk NAV aud family Vhu
lived half mile away luterm.nf
nus made Boz 'ho fabian cemetery Tl,
day 40 o'oluok
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19
HEREFORD SALE
WILL Be HELD
ON JANUARY rs

Special 10 The News
HEREFORD TrNas. Jan lA-1ou,-
ana b1m,ron's 1929 Anxiety Fourth
Sale Draft VIII BE- held here "Wednesday
January 20. Eight selected bulls and
o. choice females will %, offered Boz this
l'o which win De- One ~ the greatest
ion lbr Southwest ~ ie said that this
sil" lost year was the third largest OF
lts type Boa the United States
col Fred Rcpport viii ho auouono,r
and 70 J Hinzor viii De- secretary and
clerk HAYES Walker and Harry e.
Allen viii be- representatives, az the
Hereford journal present
Catalogues have been sent an oycr
the United states. and indications are
now Thar breeders interested boz thor
Uughhrod stock will be- present from
many states.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19

.id light Co. some 81 them
4 locM butcher received not IN
ku Klux Khan sutioner, nnd signed
U, the local chapter of u., order but
tn, -aM used instead 90 uf'ui tnat 81
the invisible knights. was the one th"
business man Boo question uses on ais
checks.
Nrd uuH h.s friends puzzled
TH.. oud,. 90 ho is tho custodian uf
Do. Gau zeal and by mistake used Die
..aH.. .l when ATKINS th, 'he
.u f.. .... sent the butcher
900 H. ..nt stand kiddus-lni that
...... others
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CHILDRESS BUSINESS
MAN MUCH PUZZLED


Special 10 The News
'HlLDIlESS Texas Jan % "a HHe.
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doesn't know whether tn Dk, DO l- ID
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prank hy some uf DOCS enemies A"l
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puzzled JOSS De- for 30 places Ir m D.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19
County Records
Warranty Deeds

Warranty Deeds
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won. $500. lots 60 60 20 block 500.
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Tr.d o. Smith 90 uN to 4. u Sig'cr.
$3.50 lot block &c. san Jacinto
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TUMr. Publishing Company to 4.
10 Mood sl.Un. west go feet lots and
. H..N $50 TI.mous
Deeds IT Trust.
a levy % uE Goo jefferson STANDARD
Company. 1.UNo mIf block 10 Etklo.
Releases
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lu.. r0H. Holland.
S. o. SuH'u.t 90 uN io ~ s. kim.
g'. Doe 30 iu.t 1f1 ulrmons
standard SaNrgs aud Loan Assoc,1.
ton Goo y. T.. Henderson lots . ana 10.
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United S1NiuE Bank 90 Tribune
Publishing Company west iUxbo Scot.
Bots aud .. hloce ST. plcmons.