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The St. Mary banner., 1922-07-29
Decline to Return Patents. Etc

New York.-The Chemical Founda.
tlon, Inc, has declined to comply with
the request of Alien Property Custod.
ian Thomas w. Miller that it return to
the government the patents, trade.
marks and copyrights, assigned to the
chairman. letter written by Francis
r. Garvin, president Of the foundation
made public Sunday, discloses.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-07-29
FOREIGN NEWS.

The reduction of the German in
demnity to $4,000, 100000 gold marks
from the present total of 10000, ,00O,-
900 and the cancellation of the French
debt to England is the basis of a so
luton of the reparations question now
being discussed by French and British
officials.
Germany Friday agreed to the Amer
ican proposal for establishment of an
international court of adjustment to
arbitrate disputes between the two
countries, such as indemnity for sink
ing of the Lusitania and other vessels
In which there was loss of property
and life.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-07-29
White Way at corsicana.

Cors1cana, Tex.-Plans for making
big white way in the business section
here which for some time have been
fostered by the chamber of commerce
have about been completed, and it be-
gins to appear that the effort will
meet with success.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-07-29
Votes to Increase School Purpose,

Cuero, Tex.-With a light vote, the
Cuero Independent School District sue
cessfully put over proposition to in
crease the school tax levy from 60c to
1Sc on the 500 valuation. The vote
was LAG for and So against the in
creased tax. The voting strength Of
the district is in excess of 800.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-07-29
AlrpIane Catches Fire.

Los Angeles.-W. H. Robinson, ayi.
ator, and two men passengers, were
burned to death here Sunday night
when the airplane in which they were
riding caught fire and fell.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-07-29

MRS. FRANK WILKIE, of Syra-
~ cuse, N. Y, formerly matron
at the State Reformatory at In
dustry, N. Y, who says she is de-
lighted with Tanlac since it re-
stored her health after she suf-
fered eight years.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-07-29
STATE AND DOMESTIC NEWS.

One hundred or more leading plant
ers of Arkansas, Oklahoma and Ten
nessee are students under boil weevil
experts at the United States depart
ment of agriculture laboratories at
Tallulah, La, in a school arranged by
the Little Rock profitable farming bu-
reau.
Twenty million gallons of water
flooded large part of the Williamsett
district at Chicopee, Mass, several
days ago, when Langwalds dam and
another dam at Robert pond gave way.
Residences and business places along
Chicopee street were flooded above the
first floors and occupants were forced
to flee to the second and third floors
for safety. No lives were lost. 1t is
believed property damage will be
heavy.
During the month of June 637 in
fants under one year of age died in
Texas, one-third of the deaths occur
ring the first day and about one-half
during the first week, reports DR..
Twitchell, of the statistical division of
the state board of health Sixty-one
mothers died during the expectancy
stage.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-07-29

In Persia the wedding service is al
ways read in front Of q fire.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08
B. & N. CLOTHING
COMP ANY FORMED
BY AMAR4LOANS

rmatiGn Of tho a. & e Cloih,uE
Company which viii contain the consol-
idaed stocks 81 The Famous and Rub.
me TCsrery Inc. was announced last
night The store Will D., located az as
pax stfee' where Ruhins TogRery has
been foI several months.
Bon R0shVltz and Mike H0llandcr
are tGe Two members ~ the firm The
"B .a tbo .tm name comes from Ben
ana the N from Mike % was said bv
NJ l.lhrder last night.
Cons. hdatl1n ri these two stocks viii
guo one of tue nfgost mems ana boys
clnN.ngs and furnishings stock in the
Panhandl, lt Is declared The store will
have he ohUO" U lines ur brands car.
rled hy he 0Ii Trims. and viii be- en-
abled g. give .1o best oi merchandise
a must reasonable ullrrs. said Mir Hul.
lander
The store wiil ho open fnr business
Monday morning and The new owners
will be glad Ca greet friends and patrons
40 the new location they said ycstor.
day
Nj B1ghr.7 and Mr. Holander are
both well known here The former was
connected with th" Old Fair store for
about ter Fp1Is ana 90. latter with the
GA Famous ST. HIGHLANDER ALSO estnb
nshod 70 - wh.rh hc u.1 under the
name % Mike HImeslf which was a
famous u3d' um, throughout the Fan.
handle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08
nv uIITON BIsONNER.

LONDON. Jan THE fires Of bul.
shsv.n lr' diving our ln Europe but
flaming higher In middle Asia. where
they menace British rule 10 lndia. 4
survey ~ thr 'uation shows:
RUSSIA sHI ruled and ruined By
o.. H0lsnesuI who however have had
o. make many concessions to capital
lately. MT t.r i.l-. Il which Is the as.
sumption n' .ne OBJ cations ~ The car.
.sti. regimr
GEHMANY-Ou.e powerful Sparta.
o-f party reduced o. impotence; two
or Boz Ie.durs klI Li.bkuceh t and Rosa
IlY,ubure assH.slnated. and another
% EHst lk hrrNaym1u Max Hoh.
sentenced tn % years BOZ prison. With
government 500. uEy rnueuched and
red t....r Hu iHurOr feared
BAVARIA - CHmuuuistic republic
headed ht Kurt EIsn,r pyorthr0wn. Els.
nor as.a-siulfyI and strong government
with mrnarchai tendencies In saddle.
HUNGARY Conservative elements in
Dampiot, control after oycrthrowing
BeA .Eun's red republic and driving
Kun o take refuge in Russia. Although
country recently reius,'ed ox.King Carl.
u.s. trend s monauhial
IY-Extr,mc elements la Social.
~ pufy after assuming great strength.
huv, bn.n pat down hy The Fascist. an
Organization ~ more than e million men.
mostly former soldiers. These pursued
rotahatory motios against the Socialists
after every rod Outrage until "a peace
plrt was signed
RJ MANlA-This country no longer
fears boishoyicm Nis, lguriau laws
laws hav, permitted division ~ huge ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08
BOLSHEVIkI fires DYING OUT
IN EUROPE BUT FLAME IN Asia

tates into small farms uhi,n hI.. n".H
given o. the pe1sautrf
CZEC HO.SLONAkfA a m.lrHt. 81.
c,alisi republic which has mower har
seriously troubled by bolsh.Nsm
BULGARIA nation ol peasant
farms whose premier boasts hr repro
SCENTS "a, great intcrnlunn,le mguiHr
the small peasant farmer class has POI.
tolerance for bol-chylsm
JUGOsLAVIA- Authorfi.- hat. ua
On stern measures 90 rcur Fl. bIIsh.t.sm
following several political murders
More than 10000 persons has. h'H iU
prisoned ~ hanishsd ns H result .I these
measures
FRANCE Henri HuHHs.. 'f. CONN
muuist novelist. "stIwi. h.r. .|. .H.H
$50 .ooO communist .n 900 Frr.. Tu.
government has taken da-tl. steps r
repress them. T'hr s. nlst mus .
split up.
ENGLANr-Whlt th.r. s u fr.
communist party hrs broken ur .H fi.f
lit b. more ~ q joke than ,.,r Hi-..r
section has rcpudiatcd ouls London m.
munist paper and has Withdrawn NNu.
cLl supper from b.
SPAIN Reds are '..rI.. uuI. r H-
dustrial cities iu Barcelona o.. u
stance. they maintain campaign .. n
tbnidition. bomb'hruHHr auI ..I
stnnal assassination.
MIDDLE ASIA BHsrUN UE.
made Caspian sea 70 rcd HN, H1l, ..."
republic in Gcorgu. Az,IpHI.u HrI 40
m'nis have Khlya Rushru TgrtHua
and Afghnnistan undo. fh.r domino.
ton and have countnI British mnu
vncD boz Persia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08
?, P. C. {. TO meet
HERE ON MONDAY

TI, Panhandle Plains Commercial
Executives viii hold their quarterly
meeting in th, Board eft CITY Develop
m'.f r0um IN Amarillo Monday This
meeting has mo- connection with the
Ilrh1udlcpiains Chamber Df Com
m.r.o meeting. which has been post
H.u.l until January lc Il b. expected
that many secretaries from tn Tan.
handle Plains and adjoining territory IN
Sew Mexico and oklahoma will he in
Amarillo fur the meeting Monday
The ,nlire meeting will he devoted
'u reports Of standing committees and
round pbl, discussions \ cumprohen.
-,1, outline of activities for 1922 viii d.
drawn up 40 the meeting according 90
President q VI. Fielder of Tula
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08
AMBITIOUS PEOPLE SEEK
ONE OF NEWS PRIZES
CONTINUED FROM pAoD oNEl

favorable. comment The exceptional
..aff. OFF H. prizes has brought many
D. lr.s o. congratulations from per-
.. heh Boo civic. commercial and 80.
.f .r..'a
Now I, the Best Time.
rTa.. who enter tho campaign NJ
.... Hlt. the best chance 90 win. The
,.ren his hardly gotten under way
... rh tn. publication of the first
u 0r entries u'zt Thursday many
NOR. nominations arc expected 70
.... O.. tH. campaign office. as u is
.#. realized what wonderful on
.rt. Is calling to got 200 auiomo-
without cost
Candidates should remember ihnt
'H.. cam eJ subscriptions anywhere.
ff.s r. 100. confined l0 tho division in
which ft.. ur entered Carriers are
rr.I Do. th, subscription. received
f. fI, .mHm HF 30 increases their
n r.e. This should %. explained 20
r.usrorfls, subscribers who mlF h.F.
t... tu s... son 20 subscription N'.Husr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08
Did You Ever See Sewing Machine Like This ?

Here's an electric sewing
machine as different from all
others as they are different
from the old-style treadle ma
chimes.
The Free-W clearinghouse is
different in design-different
in constructlon-dlffcrent IN
operation AN unmlStakably
new development.
Ii represents the combined
efforts of two leading manu-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08

facturers, Free Sewing Ma.
chine Go. and the Westing-
house Electric and Mig. Co.
The motor of the Free
Westinghouse, instead of being
an attachment, is built into
the machlne-thuS always in
place and never III the way.
There is no treadle or no
pedal to push. A touch of
your knee controls the speed
of the machine.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08

% -I|"IT I7T''' 7 II"
NEW YORK. Jan THE first week
of 1899 was disappointment to those
.p.ug you radical change from IA"
unsettled conditions nursing the Gloss
,I Me vear Boo th, financial and COM
mDIIy markets.
Th, ur Wikod Improvement was
ff.I .tifDur.d boo th. money market.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08
OFFICERS ARE NAMED
BY KNIGHTS TEMplA4

DALHORT Texas. Jan
Commandory No - knights TS~<
M special conclavo held u Dalhlrt
Saturday Installed the following Off
GERS for 1929.
John 4 Stalcup eminent commander
J. G. Foulks. gcncrslissimo. " Ben.
net. captain general; l. -. Morton
senior warden, " L. Griffith, Junior
warden A. NJ Reese. urclatc. r.. 2
Holmes. recorder S. Z. Brown. treas
urcr. +. s. Sell standard bearer. G.. c
Painter, sword bearer e Nnier.
Unrdef q. r Wiggius sentinel. o. n.
Finch. ROY vs.. Thompson. Gus H.
Cocts guards
G"urg, Sarloior of OBJ, Amarillo
ccmmandery oft.atod Installing 81
frpr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08

81 Associated frtss
sHEENEpCHT la. Jam sailor
Owuby 90 Galveston Erockcd out joe
rIer. pr NFuG ohio here tonight in
uo inst round a hard blow 20 the
eoI1r plNu ut tho onionp. NJ the land
Df dreams
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08

The Free-Westinghouse
doesn't look like a sewing
machine when its closed.
It's a smart-looking piece of
furniture, IN walnut or fumed
oak-a writing desk or SER.
ing table, as you prefer.
And these are bur a few
OF the many important adj
vantages of the Free,West,
inghouse Electric Sewing
Machine,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08

First purely American cigars were
made IN 1901 hy the wife OF "a Cornecti.
cut tobacco planter
Alchol has been distilled from the
nipa pant in the Philippines ai cost
30 20 cents ID gallon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08
by ROB GII.BONS

IlDN CITY, H.. Jan wlhm
Glenn Noliva has increased his f,.tuue
from 30 cents To- 81. 600. 600 iu 40 years.
10, h1s Just turned down a Xl0O. 900.
% scar job is u sales manager.
Ana SIN he believes that the world
.s n1r
Every one knows how Voliva. as sue.
C,ssUr 90 Dr. John Alexander Dowic.
'h, first uyorscer ~ Zion city. has
mHlr h.s huiliwick the blucst OF blue
hW towns
Hut few have heard ~ Voliva's stu
peudous success as financior and
captain OF industry
VUuta rescued Zion city from the
receivers auction block after the death
uf puwir. win his total assets 81
cents hc negotiated s. 600 600 loan.
Noliva Owns city.
Today Noutu owns Zion city. Every.
thing is IN his name Including IT'S q
Industries which las, year did q total
business ct {3I5C.0 5l.2i
To-day NollNa's properties lr, almost
free from debt. the DitN treasury is
hulginE with revenues Its industries
lrc running q hours day and 10 goes
without saving th'r, Be- uo unemploy
mont
Vuuyas 600 followers give him all
. tho credit o. is %. was horn ON q
/ farm bon Newton Ind. BIS the rummu
| nity Is o., igiuus ns we'll us worldly leader
and vet takes nu personal prid, 300 his
accomplishments Ho has fixed his avn
salary at $3.50 month and refuses
tu consider more.
Talents God Given.
Coed gave mo certain talents slvs
/ Noliyu. tn, peculiar faculty for max
ug money b. mine hy heritage.
"luus,d this Kilt Is mon, than a
curse u is uuly well employed when
serving others and guided hy religion
In his role of overseor Nollya has
more duties and positions than ,1ule
vile quick change artist
Primarily there b. hut .u, ro1d "a
success and that road n'- along me
highway ~ eternal ana constant am
htion," NolIya explains
but every man. to glHU with pro
viding h. has an abiding faith n God
his rcllowman and religion has book
value ~ $3.50 600
AT least ! would value a. MANS ~
Igiuu ON business basis as hein.
worth $3.50. 600
For In religion rcposcs character
perseverance and help against adyer
stiles
shelter aud strength.
1t offers shelter In time of need nm,
strength when disaster threatens
To capitalize ones faith cumhna
ton of horse sense and the saglciu
'.r making money are necessary
"Nut every man ~ religion can D"
com, wealthy But religion. as AN nd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08

This include all territory covered Nv
th, Daily Slows circulation outside "
th. cts of Amarillo
Candidates nro not restricted to thcE
own division Zoo getting subscriptions
Subscriptions may hr obtained any'
.I.-.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08

49, h..n'lAi'h U.s.
WASHINGTON IAN Tho Wash
nau ,uulDr,n,, about completed a.
armament limitation program today JOS
.otiug poisson gas iutU th, discard.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08

..trah li.d l1e h.ir II twenty
millions .l. p1ess..ins nerve that
would blunt The edge ga furked liTht.
ming iats 'hc Cm MI4rcd Davis
who nFrraFrs six Inor, slis day. IN
ciuding sIufaya and Do ldays. Her
father todd the T,ov he'd have o. go o.
work and show that b, could d. some
ming besides ipd and loitcr n h.
wanted o. marry Mildred. so the Boy
Joined ne Navy
fhatf how "a salor Made Man" got
tiAfled on his merry cruise. which viii
Wloe az every performance az the
ar Theatre foe 3 DAYS commencing
AioidAy Ths j. siid 90 b. by Ear the
I.'h..si and most pretentiNss cnmedy
hhfo'd LLOYD has ever made. n that
y uur ihen Pair Theatre patrons in
deed have rial treat ln store "A
Sailor MADE Man" l. five reels In
icngih and j. Lioydr newest Associated
ExhihHors release.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08

IIfs printing. lrf us do it McCorkl'
g. Cudgu Amarillo Printing com
muV -Dpu .i'p po.iDii.ro. Phone 29l4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08

Amarillo. but nuw living in luhhUDk
has been spending few days here on
business he probably Will spend th.
winter in Waco ana then remove 90
lmHrIlID. D." said Yesterday ~" has
treat confidence that Amarillo viii
lay, great oIl developments within the
next few months.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08
WILL FIGHT NEARING
FINAL SETTLEMENT
By Edward Their,

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08

lf rs printing. lotus Jat N"nHh
q Crudriugi,r-Nwr.n0 prmM. com
muF opposite. u'-'.ilD,. r"H. .nl1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08
Rev. J. ". Bruncr II albuquerque.

Rev. J. ". Bruncr ~ Albuquerque
y NJ. state secretary ol fh, Sew N'v
eco Baptist convention. passed through
here Friday un his way On Dallas
where Doe viii be- operated upon boo rho
Baptist saniiarium. Z VI Buncr m7
brother. left here last night Tor Dallas
% he with him during tho operation
which VIII bo q serious one. b. is 1il
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08
City Division
Country Division.

Th18 Includc- on f01Itory IN tho cl'y
o. Amarillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08

pany is authority tor tho ktat.uont
that there is being felt "a sAu,ru re.
vival Ia the realtors hn' Boo Amarillo
since the first ~ the year &c. do
clares that the Feeling b. gru'a. lal
that within 2 shurt zine very greatly
improved conditions win o. evidenced
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08
Vnlne n NmmlnaIion Rlank.

they are afrad b. win work against
tfc.r fayoritD carrier boy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08

Mrs. ~. ". u. Hurt. sOl Nonro"
street rs back huu. AND Improving
rapidly. after recent operation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08
CTTYBRIEFS

Col. Harry Ingerton was Ia Amarillo
Saturday hom h.t ranch Boz HIt.hlu.
son county he Reports That. despite
the continued dr. weather livestock
Gre IN good shape tsu the LsHu," a.r
hopeful ~ moisture %. time f. winter
wheat.
Dr. =. ". Dodson Is IN ,cce.rt 81 q
letter from his sun Lewis D.I-op who
u a student 81 the Agricultural and
Mechanical College OF rcxl. ''IrE
the unbounded delight boz connection
~ith the 4. A " victory over Druf.,
Young Dndson Says Do b. difficult o..
the Aggi"s ~ settle dtwu d. business
so great is their JOS
y. y. Thomas III thu Nloou.ro-tlu
Company Is IN Chicago uf.ilu4 ODD.
annual meeting OF tho Nm.u lr o.
tail Shoe Dealers Association Wh.H
away Nh Thomas HliI dn Co.,. uulue
FOR the shoe dupsf tmeut of .h, tore.
Joy Harris of Powell Realty Com.
that there is being felt "a sAu,rI rc.
vival ia the realtors hn, Boo Amarillo
since the first ~ the year go Co.,
clares that the frolug is general lHl
that within = short tmc yer, greatly
improved conditions win o.. evidenced
Mrs. ". a. smith WIS IN Amarillo
from Slaton Saturday visiting Nlih
friends Mrs. smith is O. wlI .uuvu
attnchc II the Santa b. system 100 the
sAton offices
During the past week large mum.
rers ~ Amarillo citizrus hIy, lnru goo
NIX OUT in variuusE sized parties Co.
visit The plant ~ M, Panhandle Brick
and Tile Conpang. Whore fH, initial
kiln " $780, 900 hrioks viii suuH br ntrd
EnthusiaKm chlnctrriy,- IH. state.
muts IT thos, VINO hn.p visited it'
plant.
Mrs. ~. W u. Hurt. gol Nonroo
street. rs back home nrl uurur uE
rapidly. after % recent operation
Rev. J. ". Bruner ~ Albuquerque.
y NJ. state secretary ol fh, Sew Mex
eco Baptist convention. passed through
here Friday on his way u Dallas
where Doe viii be- operated upon boo fh,
Baptist saniiarium. T VI Bruncr. m1
brother. left here last night Tor Dallas
% he with him during tho operation.
which viii be- a serious uu, If is ul
4. e. IIincr. formerly q resident of
amarillo but nuw living iu luhholk
has been spending few days here un
BUSINESS he probably will spend thr
winter boz Waco ana then remove 90
1m1rIlln bee said Yesterday llr has
treat confidence that Amarillo viii
lUy, great ol dcv, lopmruts within the
u,Ni few months.
= .. Keller, who lives on a ranch
uufh ui Nilduudu boz Randall cuuD
,r was In Am1r.uY Yesterday uu Ws
ness
Mrs. Grace iihu hh. filed q divorce
fuit against Allison Allen On ,h1rr"
lf dcs'riiun.
B -
ignIry county term ~ district court
Sii ntsn Monday ,Dt turt Judge Hen.
S Hishop aud lisifc Attorney vs.
= thildors arr expected tu lrrvr here
his evening tor Clarendon Henry J.
iould. court reporter. VIII leave Mon.
las morning fw clarendon.
Sid j. Braunig oi the Regent Shpc
store and Mode Shoppc lrfi yesterday
Tor Chicago whore b." viii attend the
national shoe convention iio win o.,
rom Chicago tp New York Goo mako
purchases Tor his store
Will EIcuT MrkplNn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08

During the past week large mum.
rers ~ Amarillo citizen. hly, h"ru g0-
INK OUT in variuusly sized parties Co.
visit the plant ~ M. Panhandle Brick
aud Tile ConIanY. Whore fn, IutH.
Kiln " $4,000 hrioka Viii suuH br nr-d
EnihusiaKm chInctrriy,- IH. state.
muts II those who hn.o visited no
plant.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08

Mrs. ". ~. smith WIS IN Amarillo
from Slatou Saturday visiting Nlih
friends Mrs. smith is O. wrI .uuvn
attnchc II the Santa Fr system 100 tho
SlHtun offices.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08

nuih of Wildurtdu boo Randall cuun.
.r was in AmoriIIu Yesterday uu Usl
ness
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08

Mrs. Grace Alhu hs. filed divorce
'uit against Allison Allen ou 'hnrF"
lf des,rtiun.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08
Ianley counts l.Im Of dI.lric couI

W nfsin ouday'pN turt Judge Hen.
s. S Hishop and pisifr Attorney W
= hild'rs ur' expected in loHvn here
his evening tor Clarendon Henry J.
iould court reporter. VIII l,av, Mon.
las morning fur clarendon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08
CLOSED

An ally le,ienci piece 81 furniture
tina, can h used a, : writing je,k OF ssN-
ING table
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08

store and Mode Shoppc lcii yesterday
Tor Chicago where ho viii attend the
national sho' convention. IIo WIN go
rom Chicago tp New York tu mako
purchases Tor his store
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08

y. y. Thomas III thu Nloor.ro-tla
Company Is IN Chicago uf.IlH- f".
annual meeting OF th. Am.u lr o.
tail Shoe DEALERS Association WIN
away Nh Thomas sail dn Co., puuur
FOR the shoe dopsr tment of 'h, tore.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08
Shelter and strength

1t offers shelter In time Of need and
strength when disaster threatens.
To capitalize ones faith comhino
ton uf horse sense and the aglciJ
'.r making money are necessary
"\ut every man ~ religion can D."
com, wealthy. But religion. as AN ld
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-12-07

The dark fruitcake that is donated