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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-02-08

prOTements.
1. Eta NJ. Covell, City Clerk of the city
of Topeka, Kansas, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is true and cor
rect copy of the original resolution now
on file in my office.
ETA NJ. cOVELL,
(Sea1) City Clerk.
(First Published in The Topeka State Jour
nal, Feb. 6, 1922
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QUITO So. 1900
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW

I have for sale an furnished. ready to
move into, one of the finest homes in To-
peka, at a bargain. Call 5S3S ].
BRICK BUSINESS PROPERTY
Have q business property, one lot
with brick building, within blocks
Kansas ave. and 9Th ASK US about
sale price. J. E. LEADER & CO.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

BOARD and nicely furnished room and
- porch for two or more in modern home.
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PAVING REsOLUTION.

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pAvING RRsoLrTION.

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Commissioner of Streets q and Public I'm


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Commissioner of streets . and Fubiie i'm


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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
Mare than two hundred quarts Of

liquor recently captured and stored In
iho shcrffs office. has hecn transfer ell
10 the custody n the federal officials II
the city This transcr from sheriff
burton Roach Ia Deputy United states
Marshal l.. J Bolton. was lascd upon
orders from District Judgc Henry :.
bishop and Federal Judge James g.
Wilson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
!. H. Spurlock. formerl, engaged In

business 900 woodward hut now tn An.
u.lo m d.. go and realty gains has
us, returned .rum hiH i1fmr home and
'lt' fhlt huluefs conditions are
-atly Improved ~, states thar rains
lrr he,n amui. nnd the people are
'us thlf OBJ. crop. th.s rmr viii be-
UIuiHrL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
Ioln : Gcrhch VI Woodward va, in

III-I" ! 'H"Ti INN Mummy N route
m Wichita Fails to Dts home. Mr.
tIu"h eNUrrrs'l hiusDf as hoing
uIt vUl rIured with Amirll" and
.nr's thlf fha atN m h.s Judgment
destined tu mtt u steady aud greatly
increased growth as the result ~ the
L L-I.lll. M-L--
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
\ list Of The graduates Of the Uni.

vcrsiiy ~ Missouri at commencement,
This week includes: Lucic Clift. Plain.
view \. T.. and William T.. Mathews.
a ". aiso u Plainvicw. according 60 a
list Of graduates received here this
week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
imariIlo'> health departments Ia, set

the week bcSingIng with Monday. May
4. as clean up week. This work win
hc under the general supervision ~ Dr..
n. W. Duke and be- viii make Il real
clean up Il is stated hy thosc who are
acquainted with the plans for the cam.
paign.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
Tho.c intending to attend The hanaue,

given hf Jam 'outanis az the superior
Cafe Tuesday evening, complimentary
o. tho American logionnaircs 81 Han.
son Post are requested e. phone their
reservations 90 J. G. sebastian. the ad
iuiant az 5.2.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
Il !, annuonccd ihnt ihe regular Sun.

day shoot ~ the Amarillo Gun Club.
aimed uut Sunday. will be- held
Wednesday afternoon al g.a0 o'clock at
grounds Goa West Fifteenth Street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25

Amarillo having arrived on The Fo.t
Worth - Denver Monday Afternoon.
ur NorIy sces great things in the ia.
turp fr Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
%. O. IInmrick. nurrhasInr nrrni nd

Potter County. states that his mother,
who was critically ~ nj a sautarium In
Abilene. h greatly improved. following
Hlrgicm treatment.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
l.. u. Ossood Is in Amarillo ,i.i,in.

with his Suns Messrs. Arthur and c. Il.
Osgood. He has been spending the
winter in California. ana h now going
to Perry. So.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25

oregon produces 5O.OO0.0OO dozen
eggs annually.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
Ed v. Pliiman. counI, clcrL. Inns i.

sued marriage licenses a. the following
durinc the past two days. Kenneth
Edward, and ilrlcn Sinclair. and Carlf
q. Robson aud Mary NJ. Raef.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
a bunrh 81 Usage Indians we're In

Amarillo saturday and Sunday cn route
f0r New Mexico In which state thoy
propose 90 plant a colony II their pco-
pie. in rural homes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25

ghamls Mood,. formcrl, NJ Canadian
ft now ~ Wichita Fails b. y.sltI Ia
, 1922-12-26
rHN LITTLE RED o O

BY dunk we were ten rifles; for an
hour aftm We left Fish House Johnny
Silver and Luysnes Joined US IN the
sacandasR trail; and, Just as the sur
set behind the Mayfieid mountains.
comes rushing down stream a canoe
with Godfrey shews bow-paddie
flashing red IN the last ray and ice
de Go!yer steering amid the rattling
rapids. nigh buried IN a mountain OF
silvesy spray.
And here, by the river. VIC ate. but
lighted no fire. though 1t seemed safe
{ o do 80.
I sent Godfrey Shew and the Water
sanke far UT the Iroquois trail to
watch II. The Others gathered IN n
friendly circle TO MUNICH their corn
and jerked meat. and the Frenchmeu
were merry, laughing and testing and
casting sly, amorous eyes toward
Th.ohero. who laughed. DO, IN friend
ly fashion and was at her ense and
plainly not dispioased with Eallantry.
Her voice was soft, her smile be
, 1922-12-26

JACK DRoGUE. OF discarded uus.
marching with the Conunental
Army as lieutenant gader
COLONEL DAYTON. who has order
Cd Jack 70 place under arrest
LADY JOHNSON. retiring IN this
hunung lodge a. hummer House
Point since
SIR JOHN. her rank RoyzIist hus.
band broke parole. enlisted Indians
and escaped or the SacandAgo
Trail
CLAUDIA SWIFT. accompanies Lady
johnson and begs
PENELOPE GRANT, yellow haired
Scotch Sri 20 remain At the lodEs.
Penelope tells Jaok DrcEus OF a Wis.
ion OF a white shape towering ove-
him At Her Scottish aarond
sight impres1es Jack as hs sets
forth wiki
NICK sroNER. good friend and able
range. on the trail Of the Seran,
daEo-afrer Sir John.
TAHIoNL an Oneida warrior Is mo;
IN the woods.
, 1922-12-26

witching; she ate with the healthy ap-
petite OF an animal. yet was polite to
those who offered meat. And her
sweet "n0eh-wennahi" thank you.
~ failed any courteey offered by
these rough Forest Runners.
From Kviyeh. the s~crsechowl. 7
Sir John pass, Laundering 'madly
madly northward and dragging three
brass cannon.
For a week. It appeared. they had
hung on Sir Johns Tanks. Then 1t
appeared, these four oneidns gave up
the quest and struck out for the 1ro-
quois-tran. And suddenly came upon
nearly VT score Mowhawks, silently
passing southwark. painted for war.
oiled. shaved and stripped, and evi-
IDENTIFY searching for Sir Join. 10 aid
and guide him IN his Night TO Canada.
Presently their young so=ceress look
Up the tale in English and in Oneida.
explaiing with lively gestures to both
red men and white.
Not one OF the Mowhnwks saw us"
she said s~cornfully, and when they
made a camp and had sent their hut
ers out 20 kill gare. we came so near
that we could see their warriors cur
ing and hopping the scaips they had
taken n painting on every scalp the
Little Red Foot. TO show that the late
over OF the scalp had died fighting
brsvely.--even on tho scalps OF two
little boys"
Nick turned pale, but said nothing.
a sickness came to my stomach and I
spoke with difficulty.
what were these scalps. little sis
ter, which you saw the Mohawlks cur
ing"
White peoples. Three were OF
msn-one yery thin and srsyl TWO
, 1922-12-26

The oneidas. who had been seated.
rose as I came up TO them. gave
my hand TO each OF them In turn.
until / faced the girl And then I
hssitated.
For eve anywhere. among any
nation of the 1roquols Confederacy,
had I seen any woman SO costumed,
psiJtcd. and ACQUIRED.
I said wondering: who is this girl
in a young warriors dress, who wears
a disk OF blue war-paint on her fore
head?'
But Nick pulled my arm and said
IN roy ear:
Askalege-their prophecies"
turned to the girl. who was stand
Ing quietly beside a young River
hlrch-Lree-
"who are you. my sister. who wears
a little blue moon on your brow. and
the dress and weapons OF an adoies-
cent7''
Brother" she said In her soft
oneida tongue. 'I am an Athahascan
Of the Heron Clan. adopted into the
Oneida nation. Ny name is Thiohero,
the River-reed. Brother. I come as a
friend to liberty, and Oneida inter
prefer TO your General Schuyler.
Ny adopted uncle is the great war,
chief skenandoa. also your ally. The
Oneida are ny people. And are now
become your brothers IN his new
war
Your words brighten sky. my
elder brothG.p
Our elasped hands fel apart !
turned 20 Hahioni
Brother. why are you in battle
paint" I demanded.
At that the eyes Of the Oneida
youths began to sparkle and burn;
Gd -ahoni Strengthened Up ard
, 1922-12-26

Nevertheless" said I. very quietly,
my sasuenay brother is a man, and
not an animal to be Knocked by the
Maquaw
And I stopped and picked ZIP his
blanket and weapons, and gave them
TO him.
The seguensys r free people
said 1. Tho Yellow Leaf is free as is
his clan ensign. the Hawk. Brother.
go In peace!'
And I motioued my people forward.
After ten minutes silent and swift
advance, rhiohero came lightly 10 my.
ssde on the tra'l. ana said. Owns 1t
wisdom to let him loose, who. for a
, 1922-12-26
The Little Red Foot
BY ROBERT w. CHAMBERS
Ns1ALLSIENT 40. :.

struck the knifehnt a. his belt with
4 quick. farce gesture
''Glve me a name hat I mas know
my brothg.F he N hiuntly. -sven
a tree has a name. And I flushed
at this merited rebuke-
ssMy name is John DroEue, and I
am lieutenant OF our state Rangers.
sasd 7. "And this f. my c0nrade,
Nicholas stone- o. Fonda's Bush.
and FIRST sergeant In my httls com
parry"
brother John" said he. then
listen to this news we oneidas bring
from the North. a Canada war-party
is now on the Iroquois trail. looking
for SIR John TO guide them 70 +hs
CanadAs!
where IS tAis sane wsrpartys"
I demanded.
at west River. near the Big
EDDY" said be- They have taken
sealp"
-Yvhy-vhy. thsn, - IS war; ! ex-
claimed excitedly. "And what people
are these who have taken scaips in
the North. Are they CaniensaE2"
"Aiohawiur He fairly spat out
the insulting term.
SoR-. in a tvtnblinE. I found my
self faoe-l with an instant crisis. and
must act as instantly.
I had two good men on MAxon, the
French irappe, Johnny Silver and
Benjamin De Luysnas; Nick and /
counted two moro. With our one.tl
and perhaps Joe ds Goiyer and esd
frey sheW-Es would be ten stout
men to stop this Mohawk war-party
until the Earrisoas at Summer House
Point and Fish House could drive the
impadent maraudefs North again.
, 1922-12-26

His low, thick voice answered in n
dialect or language ] did not comprs-
bend.
Can you speak 1~roquols?'' I dc
manded
He muttered something in hts jar
gon. Thiohero touched my ARM:
He say he saw painted MohawRs
fishing In the Big Eddy. and others
watching the trail. He says the No
hawks stoned him n Knocked him"
What IS my brotaer'u name. 7
asked.
yellow Leaf" translated the girl.
His CLAMP"
The Hawk" she said, Struggling
her shoulders.
, 1922-12-26

-rahioai has spoken tn- indian
nsid; and calmly seated himself.
For q moment I remained silent.
yet strl dared not show mysaif.
'Is my brother alons7" I asked at
last
Two onsids youths ana my ADOPT
I'd slater are with me. brother"
"Tw7here arc they2"
They nre here
LET them show -thsrusaITes," said
7, Instantly bitten By suspicion.
Two young men and a girl came
calmly from the thickst and stood on
the bank. All carried blanket and
rifle AZ a siEn from Tahioni, all
three laid their blankets at their feet
and placed their rifles aoross them.
One a stocly, powerful youth. spoke
Hrst;
~ am Kwiyeh. the scresch-owI.
Ny clan Is the Oneida Tortoise"
The other young fellow said:
Brother. I am Hanatoh. the Water
Snake. OF the Oneida Tortoise"
Then they calmly seated them
selves.
I ross from my cover. my rife IN
tbs hollow OF my left arm. Nick
came from his bed OF juniper aud
stood looking very hard at thu One
1das across the stream.
Save FOR the girl. AL were naked eE-
cept for breech-ciout. sporran, and
ankle moccasins. all were oiled and
in their paint. There could be no
doubt that this was a war party. No
doubt. also. that they could have slain
me very easily where : sat. had they
wished 70 Do 50.
, 1922-12-26

and additional homestead entries,
No. 015eO6, No. 015s13, for home
stead, WhNWK, NEHNWA,
NWANEA section 80. and addi-
tional homestead SWNSWH, EM
SWKSEN; ShNEA section %,
ShNW 4, NV 4 SWM section 27.
township 81 N, range 70 W, sixth
principal meridian, has filed notice
of ~intenticn 70 make final three
year proof, 20 establish claim to the
land above described, before Marion
P. Wheeler. United States Commits
sioner, at Casper, Wyoming, on the
22nd day of January, 1928.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Charles n. Richards, William Il
, 1922-12-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. s.
Land Office at Douglas, Wyoming,
December -, 1922.
Notice is hereby given that Will
lam II. Cheney of Freeland, Wyo-
ming, who, on January Is, 1918.
January 20, 1920, made homestead
, 1922-12-26

were the glossy hair OF m and
i7s the scaips OF Children
sc lung back her blanket with q
peculiarly graceful gesture:
"Be honored. o white brothers. that
these Mohawk dogs were forced to
paint upon every scalp the iAttie Red
Foot.r
, 1922-12-26

Bird, Albert Huffard, Edward L.
McGraugh, Jr., all of Freeland,
WYOMING.
3. ]. ERWIN,
Register.
Publish Dec. 10, 25, 1922, and
Jan. 1, 8. 10, 1923.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
OIU TIMERS ENTEII AIMED
NJ ~ SII HOME SUNDAY

Among the most ENJOYABLE social
events OF the week end was the delight.
ia picnic given SUNDAY afternoon bv
Mr. aud Mira William n Hush aI their
beautiful country home en- the FRYING
Tan Ranch lucatcd west of thc city. In
honor uf MI of the odd Amarillo set.
tiers. their families aud few friends
Tho guests muturcd To- tho ranch In
the early afternoon and following an
informal afternoon uf visiting. taking
over old times aud enjoying the beau.
ties OF the site and the fresh country
air. u tempting picnic spread was served
at the close of which Watcrmclons that
Ind been chilled in the spring house 10
a delicious GOODNESS were cut aud passed
among the crowd. During the warm
hours II the afternoon the guests 10.
ncshcd themselves with IN, delicious.
icy water in the beautiful old rustic
~piing house that Is held a. "a landmark
IN tho district having been built some
thirty.oight years ago.
Among those enjoying the genial hos
vitality OF Mr.. and Mrs Bush were:
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jack llall. Nr aud Mrs
Thomas Currir. Nj. aud Mrs Charles
Nulflin. Mr. aud Mrs James Bush. Mr.
AID Airs !. NJ. Nccly Mr. and AIR NJ.
{. Mobiles. Nit and Mrs Wctzcl. MI
and Mrs. W ~ Fuqua, Mr. aud Mrs
!. l.. Smith. Mr. and Mrs Avery Tur.
ncr Mr. and Mrs Lee Bivins. Mr. and
Mrs William Buycc. Ma and Mrs. 7. y,
Hclslcy. Mr.. aud Mrs NJ 6. McCul
Tough, Mrs J. ". Cheney, Misses Alice
Gentry. Addic Taylor. Carlotta Cheney
and Meyers. and sam Dunn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
.SOQAETY.

save an interesting talk ON astronomy
and W. II. Browncll taught the mill.
tary tactics that were deferred By the
rain during the past week. An event
Tor today which is expected To- be one
ui unusual popularity with the girls.
will hc biz watermelon feast that will
D." nruN ij'tl bN Mcssrs Henry Ncssagc
and + s Ncwbold.
This morning Guy saunders will give
scmaphorc instruction. MIR. Gay will
make - series of camp pictures aud will
teach The girls some of the secrets ~
photography \ treasure hunt will leo
held, and Ina the evening the following
interesting program viii be- given: Talk.
Mrs Phoebe Is Warner OF Claude. a de-.
ughitul chalk talk VIII bc given by Airs
FISH. aud Miss l'culah Allen. camp III.
rector of athletics viii give a solo
dance ~ costume The giris expect tu
break camp "Wednesday afternoon Re-
pol g. show q aplrndd Attendance at tho
camp every day, averaging about forty.
while somc sixty girls spout the day ut
The camp SUNDAY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
That Curious Device
For Making Fire

II wa, on, seventy year, ago that the Middle
West to hcr cousin IN New York
Last winter told 90 q device tor making
Il consisted OF small >pinIcr> ct wood with tips of
substance that bursts into flame when rubbed
rough surface II YOU procure some OF th"m Tor me
shall be grateful.
Matches were m general Europe years before they
in this There mean, for spreading such
rapidly
TODAY the new u,cuor that contributes
fence is quickly known country Advertising conveys the
information The vile Texas Idaho well posted
these thing, the city woman of the East.
Don't overlook the advertisements these columns They
progress with real for YOU and family They
time Tighten work and enable YOU to obtain the
utmost in value iur the mono, Won spend .- FL.
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Why, BROTHER.

bN bti Nou bsdfN
Life IN too short 10 spend M harboting
The memory u every slur and sting.
M little w"ca that irX Us every day:
There's hardly time enough 10 work
and play.
To laugh and love. aud now and then
10 sing.
Before VI know u We are getting gray;
To store up rancor truly doesn't pay
II wastes the time-and time is on tho
wind
Life Is too short.
We need tho moments when We can
hs gay.
Why should We burn them up with
thoughts that stray
r anger over every little thiug2
Much worry over fancicd cares viii
bring
Nothing but lines and wrinkles Any
way.
Life ~ too short.
Copyright, 1922. NEA Scrvice)
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
GIIiL SCOUTS UtNE INTERESTING
PROGRAM NJ ktNr kNtkORkEG

ON SUNDAY evening the Girl scouts.
Who with number uf their leaders
have been ouiovinr 90 drllghtful outing
AT Ramp Amakotkcr. were entertained
With an interesting campfire program.
Tho program was opened with talk
an music by Mrs Maudc Wilson. which
"as heartily received hv her listeners
and which she Illustrated l,y means 81
Nictrola music the Nictruil being sent
ca the camp by the Num- Electric Com.
u-nN " feature NJ her talk. Mrs
WI ~ le'i the girls IN a difficult vocal
number accompanying the voice ~ tho
suigfi in uucra. while = number Of other
beautiful selections We're given. and tho
lrgc gathering ~ siris and visitors en-.
tered into the songs and heard Mrs
Wilson's explanations with great en-.
iOymcnt D.. Nu-baum who was a
guest AZ the camp on that evening ir'l
the girls IN some OF his delightful songs
vhi'h yer, entered INTO with the zcgt
that if Cuumuu a. this urganizstiuu ~
'ns"ivut Riria. Another feature - tho
ir"grsm vas talk gwen by A. ".
No cr on his visit to the shrine ~
S'itt Ann" % Vu-bc, vhi,h wac mor :
utter, iirv
l'il''" iti- 90" urf rir,u (. d"lt'iuua
supper of ICED tea sandw irhes and 10
'r'sH Uoro served the girls
pr. Nushsum conducted the servirs
AZ tho c'uP SUNDAY morning. t',,hus
q beautiful lesson aud giving VIVID 20
'utu'l 'nf n fs application ~ ME
'r"r 90 a-' ir, lilly swim wa pgr
t.clpaicd On hv The girls fur two hours
.i." 'f noon tne regular scsia which
hc Do g'r'n. FED ., Hn,1 4fisf ...rrsi
strenuous DAYS - camp NE ami cNcr
r.ai
on "oi'l - Fuct'ti ga,e ihe Clr
mif ics-an- boz first aid Will. al
go Ia tbs stsE.ns ID ". 4 Lolketi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
,IiRISrIt> ENDEtNORS HOLD
MEMBERSHIP CONTEST

" meeting Of tho Christian I'm.
'oa,ors Of the FIRST Christian Church
sunday evening. which was marked by
On unusually good attendance and =
sp'"ndid program membership contest
VAS opened, which VIII continue during
July and August closing the last Of
August. at which time the losing side
win stag" SOME form Of entertainment
for the winning group From al iudl.
cations III" contest viii bc - close one.
Both sides " ~ bc found making q close
canvass Of the streets Tor new members
thi, week
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
Sll Euclid Ave.
To tho Philharmonic Club,
Amarillo. Texas.

II gives me great pleasure % advise
YOU that Miss Esther Johnson. who will
soon appear IN concert In Amarillo un.
dor vonr auspices. is a splendid Young
artist. who viii surely be classcd In the
very near future. as one OF our most
brilliant young pianists In the country
Miss Johnson not only possesses
ereat technical assurance. but also a
beautiful touch. splendid sense of
rhythm and unusual musical feeling.
which makes her playing most enjoy.
able from every standpoint.
wish the Young artist great success.
which she will surely achieve.
Erncsto Bcrumcn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
BAPTIST u. \. T.. I.
IlOiD bon NJ pPtI.

\ merry evening vas spent 10y the
Young people Of the First Baptist
Church Friday evening when the Senior
ana the Virgin u. Y. y. L. gave q box
supper in The Primary Beginner rooms
of the church. The affair was largely
attended and merrimcnt ran high until
@ hate hour. Many dain'ily decorated
and attractive boxes each containing
wen PLANNED and delicious supper FOR
two. were auciioncd and from which the
nrsLmLzliLnma rcallzcd SO nroccods.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16

Time given to reading the advertisements
is well spent.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
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Price Soc and Sl.O0 a package Send
for booklet ON stomach and bowel
tropblcs free. The Ware Chemical
Go. DALLAS. Texas. Adv.
For sale In Amarillo by CITY Dru
To-. aud Lindsay Doubleday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16

Ice held on Friday Of this week at the
Harvey House. be- made through Mrs,
j. u. Doolcy a. the earliest possible
time. The occasion IL expected TO he
,nc of the most enjoyable featured by
the club during the summer season.
and II Is desired that every member be
present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
>O ttI MOTIFS AND
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. T.. D CRANBERRY her daughter.
Elizabeth CRANBERRY. and niece. Mis-,
Mildred pcs Spain. who Is visiting hore
from ls,lls we're Hnnnr thosc spend.
ing tho week cnd at palo Duro club.
Mr. and Mr. William Bush and chill.
dren. who have bccn spending several
m"uthf here 1T their country home 10.
'si"'l vc-' OF The city. lcft Monday for
Chicago.
VIZ and Mrs 10, " OWcus and fuu.
ilv are spending several weeks IN Den.
Ncr. Colorado