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The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-30
VIEWS and INTERVIEWS
Pertinent Question and Answers
Given and Gathered Today ny
State journal Reporters.
TODAY'S QUESTION.
What do you think OF the new Hotel
Kansan?
THE ANSWERS.

ANS w Ems.
L. T. HUSSEY, State Fire Marshal:
WAS mighty glad to see dirt flying
on the new Hotel Kansan at Ninth
and Kansas avenue when 1 came
home from the east several days ago.
I believe 9S per cent of the people
have always favored the Ninth street
site for a big, modern hotel and its
construction there is the most i'm
portant step Topeka has made in
many years"
HENRY BROMICH, Topeka Steam
Boiler Works: 1T has been with a
great deal of pride and interest to
US to see actual beginning of con-
struction work on the new Hotel
Kansan. We feel that the location
at Ninth and Kansas avenue, is the
site for a hotel of this class. Real
izing the inadequate hotel facilities
of Topeka swell as the mutual bene-
fit to all Topeka in the completion of
the Hotel Kansan, We are ready to do
everything we can toward insuring its
early completion"
CLIFFORD TROMP. of Tromp's
Annex: 4 say build hotel-at the
fair grounds if they want to-but
build a hotel"
A. Z. LAGERWALL, county en-
gineer: It's the biggest project for
Topeka, that we have had for years
past"
HIRAM c. ROOT, attorney: Its
all right. Topeka needs a hotel bad
ly.'
E. D. KEILMANN, manager Grand
theater: Ninth street and Kansas
avenue is the logical location and !
am glad to see a hotel under con-
struction at that point. 1t will mean
much to Topeka and to the visitors to
the capital city"
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-30

Motter claimed to be quite an as
tronomer but attributed his becoming
lost to the lightning bugs which con~
fused him.
that Venus had gone to seek more
clothing and the North star was lost
in the Big Dipper. hence he was with
out his two guiding stars.
The picture shows Motter to the
right and c. L. Davidson, of the First
National bank of Wichita. to the left.
Motter is holding a few of the birds
shot by Davidson. E
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-30
CLARK TO LIBERTY LIFE
St, Louis Man To Be Actuary and
Assistant Secretary Treasurer.

Claud L. Clark of St. Louis will be-
gin his duties October ] as actuary
and assistant secretary-treasurer of
the Liberty Life Insurance company
OF Topeka He started his insurance
career in st. Louis in 1906, as solicit
ing agent for the Aetna Life Insurance
company, and continued in that ca
pacity until 1908, when he resigned
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-30

H H Motter took a day off last
enue collector for Kansas, to bag q
few prairie chickens in Morris county.
and lost himself in one of the large
intersection pastures north OF Hymer,
where he was compelled to spend the
night.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-30
LOST WHILE HUNTING

Internal Revenue Collector for
kansas Takes Day Off TO
Hunt Prairie Chici<ens-Lost IN
Big Pastures Near Hymer IN
Morris County.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-30
FOUR TOPEKANS ARE SUED
b. V. Curry, Receiver for Washington
Bank, Tries To Recover Money.

Four Topekans today were made
defendants in suits filed in the Shaw
rec county district court by 3. ".
Curry, receiver of the Farmers State
bank of Washington. Kan, to recover
money with which to pay creditors of
ny The Ss4Ai washington bank became in
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-30

Get your Burglary insurance from
THE TUER- PRATT INV. co. Phone
1997-AdV
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-30
Fifty-Fifty.

Two girls unfamiliar with baseball
were watching the local nine play a
visiting team last Saturday.
Isn't that fine2" remarked one
girl, I'VE have a man on every base."
why, that's nothing" said the
other, $50 have they.'-Boston
Transcript.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-30

Raisins are said to be fast supp1antfng
wheat as the popular food panacea for
all ills.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-30

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
FURNISHED by Empire Commission Co.. 301
New England Rldg)
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-30
North TopekaNe1Os

Items for this column may be left at
Petro's drug store, or telephone Maude
Harrison, 593, before 10 O'Clock or after
2; other hours, $3.50.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-21

81 no Sc daba Ell paso requerido de
clos. Las pruebas presentadas O. los
m&embros del congreso furcionarlos
lie la secretaria del tesoro, afirmase
cue gentlemen datos de naturaleza tan
abrumadora que los altos funcionarios
oiciales temieron no solo por la reputa
ci6n del negociado de imprenta y gra-
tado sirio por la del departainento del
tesyro en- pleno y hasta por Ia de or
gsnizaci6n fnanciera en- masa del go
bierno. Tienese entendido que Sc hicie-
ron intimaciones sobre la impresan por
duplicado de titulos del gobierno de
grandes valores nc:linales.
"Afirmase que durante la guerra
grsndes cantidades de bonos de Ia iber
tad fueron irnpresos por dupiicado y
raldados por una reserya de ccmpensa-
ci6n.'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-21

In capital halIase hoy estremc3ida por
los rumores informaciones de ''es-
candalos'' y probables renunciSs de al
tos funcionarios Gel gobierno Ia admi
n,straci6n inicia una radical recrgani-
zaci6n del departamento del iesoro de
les Estados Unidos, la gran ofcina de
l1quiGaci6n de los negocios del gobier-
20.
No ha sido enteramente paesto en-
claro 10 que haya tras de esta decision
del presidente Harding sns conseje-
los. Los Representatives, de la admins
TRACTION afr1aban que no era exacto
que Sc tratara de movimientos politicos
en- la reorganizacion iniciada y pue por
razones de conveniencia adminietl ativa
Sc haria una mas general reorvaniza-
ci6n del depart5mento del tescro el4 con
junto, que abarca una serie de distintos
Gcpartamentos. La destituci6n ejecut1-
g de Mr.. Wilmeth, director de- nego-
ciadc de iinprenta Y grabado, y DO vein
tislete jefes de secci6n de esa oficira,
scordada por ell presidente Harding fue
el primer paso de la reorganization,
afirmase.
Los democratas, por otra parte, afr
man que en- la base de todo ell plan no
hsy sino motives practicos ST. iadigna
ci6n ante la iniciativa de Mr.. Harding
t9m6 forma defnitiva en- el congreso
vSrias resolucicnes pidiendo ana snvessi
gac6n.
En- Ell senado, Ell senador Caraway. de
m6srata, de Arkansas, present5 una mo
ti6n sohcitSndo del presidents .'sino
&c incompatible con el inter6s pdbhco"
que explique al senado sus razones para
sin prevention eliIninar de Ia a6mina
cficial veintisiete aEtiguos y proba-
dos funcionarios del gobierno.
Una moci6n presentada en- la CANA
RI por ell Representative Moore, democra
ia de Virginia, va toaavfa mas ALA.
Solicita una Investigation sobre todo
el asunto de las destituciones por u1a
comision especial de la cama4a que Sc
"a designada por el presidente &c esta.
En- vista de la anunciada hostilidsd del
rioearador general Daughertv a las le-
yes del servicio OWL declar5 Moore,
no crcia que una iavestigaci6n 1levada
. cabo por Ell departamento &c justicia
habria de '.inspirar la conaanza pd-
blica.' ,@
otro aconteeimiento del dir fue la
vista hecha al presidente por el Sc
rador Harold, republican,, de Okla
iona. AL salir de la. confercncia cor
Mr.. Harding sobre asuntos De reco-
merdaciones el senador declare que
las destituciones de la ofcina de i'm
prents del gobierno podian ser atribui-
das a sdeslealtad la alnliuissra
ci6n.''
''La deslealtad esta en- auge en- al
gunos departsmentos gubernativos'
afrm6 Ell senador por Oklahoma Gu-
chos empleados gubernativos han esta-
co uando lnformes Gle SuS tare3S al
secretario del presidente Wilson. Jo-
seph P. Tumrlty, en- vez de a sus jefes
respectivos. .
La reorganization del departamento
del tesoro, segdn Sc supo hoy, va ser
general.
La pr6xima ofcina gubernaeiva que
IN de ser reorgsnizada, segGn altos fun
Cionarios. sera el negociado de contri-
buciones internas, presidida por David
II. Blair de North Carolina, Y que re-
cibe y cuenp la mayor parts de los
ingresos de la administration.
Ell secretario del tesoro, Mr.. Mellon
y Mr.. Blair, tuvieron una conferencia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-21

Los PATHES NEWS fueron los
primeros que fotografiaron la
muerte del Papa, la election del
Nuevo, las vistas principales de
los mas importantes acontecimien
tos del rnundo los encuentra us
ted en- ell PATHE NEWS que ex-
hiben los mas importantes CINES
de LA ISLA.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-21
P1D1ENDo JusT1c1A

James L. Wilneth, director destitui-
Go Gel negociado gubernativo de i'm
prenta y grabado, y diez y siete de los
jcfes de secci6n ejecutivamensa depues
los de sus cargos al mismo tempo cue
81 director, presentaronse en- la tarde
Gle hoy en- Ia Casa blanca con objeto
de entrevistar al presidente Harding
en- 'tdemanda Gle justicia.'
Ell presidente h&llabass jugardo golf
y los emplcados depuestos partieron
anunciando que vclverian mas tarde.
EMPRENDEsE UNA RADICAL
REORGANIZATION DEL nEPAR-
TAMENTo DEL TEsoRo
WASHINGTON. abril s. Il "Wash
ington Times publica hoy un articulo
er ell que Sc aflrn1a que ell prcsidente
Harding fue FORBADE declarar cesan-
te de manera ejecutiva a James Y.
Wilme3h otros altos funcionsrios del
regociado de i1nprenta del gohiorno,
causa de amenazas hechas por los en-
rieados de esa oficina de publican una
serie de declaraciones juradas manifes-
tando que existia EN- ella la practica
de inlprimir duplicados de las emisiones
de bonos del gobierno.
La deInanda de tomar Immediate ac-
ci6n bajo la amenaza de una revelation
pcriodEstica, produjo Ia precipltada ini
ciativa del presidente, segdn ol artfculo
Gel Times que dice asf:
"Las acusaciones en- que Sc comph-
cara al director de la ofcina y varios
otros funcionarios fueron presentadas,
segun s1pose hoy, ante el departamento
de justicia hace mas de un arc. No Sc
tom6 ninguna decision conocida por ell
departamento.
Como conseoueneia de esas acusa-
clones el departamento del tescro orde-
no por su parte una investigac16n de la
oficina -denunciada Al parecer tampoco
SC sdopt6 ninguna medida como result
tado de ella y Sc cree que debide esa
actitud Sc concedi6 patente de llmpieza
la imprenta ofcial.''
Ell articulo continua aflrnan6o que
mas tarde Sc presentaron nuevas decla
raciones acusatorias que los funcio-
nsrios quienes Sc complicaha en- elias
supieron que iban a ser dest;tuidos. |
Ell jueves iiltimo, dice el articuio. EN-
rleados del negociado de imrrcnta
ctras personas que habian hccho acusa
clones, visitaron al interventor Crissin-
ser y nliembros de la comisi5n de ha-
cienda de la camara uno, al me-
nos, de la del senado.
"Afrmaron los visitantes categ6ri
camente que a menos ell director viii
meth y algunos de los funcionarios Sc
falsdos fueron embellishments desti-
tuiGos, pruebas de galeras dc la acusa
ci6n detallada relaci6n al pormenor
de los abuses ccmetidos en- la ilnprenta.
serian embellishments dados a ia pu /
flicidad mas extensa en- ell pals.
"Los altos funcionarios de la Sc
cretaria del tesoro solicitaron una Sc
mana de plazo. Rehus6seles Y solo Sc
les concedi6 "a horas de tiempo para
tomar una MEDIA, amenazandc con la
publication de las pruebas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-21
DenlnCiaSe que hay enOrmGS
irreguIaTidadeS finanCieraS en-
Ia Hacienda de los EE. UU.
Las emisiones de bonos de la
hbertad irnpresas por duplicado

de tres noras esta manana. Con ellos
Sc hallaba Mr.. Elmer Dover, excorreo
confidential entire Ell presidente Hard
ing y Ell presidente obregon de M6jico,
cue recientemente fue nombraao subse-
cretario del tesoro como .'experto en-
eficiencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-21
|S9AESE e R9.ss + a. :. :

10 MAS HUMANE, 10 MAS
REAL Y VERIDICO PRESENTA
DO HASTA LA FECHA: "TRA-
BAJO" es UNA VISION DEL FU
TUR0 LLEVADA AL LIENZo.
81 usted Ia We, nunca olvidara esta
pelicula. -Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-21

Tenemos que
vender un fltr-
g6n de impermea-
bles del Ejercito,
a precio de sacri-
ficio sin tener en-
cuenta su costo. Y
haceInos eSta IL
quidaci6n de nuos-
tros surtidos de
invierno. para hs-
Ger lugar q los
de primavera, ofre-
ciendole por 10
.tanto una oportu-
nidad de hacerss
de un magnffco
impermeable por la
tercera parte dc SO
valor.
Esthn hechos del
paio que Sc em-
plea para hacor
las mascaras para
los gases, con
ciutur6n. botonA-
dura dolle. largoe
y bien anchos en-
ell pecho. Una gan
ga sorprendente
uaga su pedid
hoy. NO MANnf
DNER0. sino pa
- az OK ~Sn =.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-21

porte al recibirlo Examfnelo, ST no cree
que vale Ell dinero. devu6lvanoslo y le re-
emboIssremos su dnero Embellishments.
Tamafos del "a al 4S
INTERNATIONAL. COM. HOUSE.
Dept. r. 4e
2lo Second Ave. New York N. 7.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-21

DEDOS DE SEDA:-No es otra
ccsa que la MAS ORIGINAL. Sc
RE hecha por Jorge B. SEITz y
COURTOD tomada
de las fa1nosas novelas de John G.
RAFFLES, ARSENIC LUPIN y
SHERLOCK HOLMES, no es una
cosa disparatada es FINA, SUGES
TIVA Y ATRAYENTE. VEALA,
LIE GUSTARA.-Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-21

PATHE NEWs:-Es la revista
grafica de mas importancia del
mundo entero. Viendo1a Sc ente-
ra de los mas grandes aconteci
micntos del mundo. Los CINES
mas importantes de PUERTO RI
CO los estan exhibiendo.-Advt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-06
MUCH INTEREST
OVER TILT HERE
WITH DALHART

John CrudEington former coach NJ tn
Amarillo High Cchoni Witnessed tn
game hsi Friday between pilh1rt
High SChpd and T', hums High ana
sid that the palhart bows htts q real
fDuttall club aud thai th- Golden Stnd
storm would have Go Step 900 &C. lively
manner to beat them TcNluuI was
rather easy for the Dilhrf aggr'gsi-
lion who walked away with DO" contest
Iu such manner Goo cause their SUP
portrrs to believe thtf thrg uy capable
OF taking Amarillo g, 30 r."i .i'dning
This game is attracting Iu unusual
amount ~ interest among the people
tll over the Panhandle, The preseason
lopc indicated ih3' Amarillo would
have almost c.uch ON the District 80.
houors and now thar club hJs APP
p'ar"d who stands gn0t Dha1c" 20
down Amarillo has caused many r"opl"
ip make up their minds 90 500 the cont
test clarendon ia coming ps well a~
Canyon and doubtless 40 'hc towns
within 100 miles Will have delegates
over 90 see the contest scouts from all
the uudeieatcd clubs cd this strict Viii
also De- on hand 90 gather Ill The dope
p0ss bile as the winner OF this game
stands mighty gund chance at enter.
.ug the state finals unless some mira.
,lc club rises against the hor pom Last
year Childross WIS never figured ~ q
possible contender never the less th'f
walked away with the title Football D.
probably none uncertain than base nali
and the fellow that can dope D, ont cor.
rcctly has yet In he born. Luck Is quite
an important factor and when two even
lly matched clubs line nap the winner Is
usually the one that rs,s the breaks OF
he game
The game viii be c.llrd promptly li
/ $40 Il =. PARCELS vii oil ciatc Duck,
Little umpire and IIlright Cartwright
act as head lincman Coach Hardy u'
Dalhirt said his club would average
i53 pounds Amarillo win average $50.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-06

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-06
Negative Wins in
Forum Debate on
Issues of K. K. K

The negative side won the decision
over the affirmative in tho Forum De.
hating club argument las, night ON co..
question Resolved. that the present
Ku klux Khan Is jusu0ablc" Tn, de-.
rision was two % one.
Ren Mead, Howard Crggs and Rob.
ert Underwood represented ~. aifirma-
tive. Wilde Royce Thompson David
Mead and Raymond Wilmington cham.
pioned the negative. ben Mead was
voted hy the judges 20 have delivered
the single best speech The Judges were
Horace VI Russell. Arthur Teed and
Dewitt Lands.
Paul r Nickrrs made a hri.f talk on
Greetings from cur Downtown
Friends. Tho constitution was read
aud various change, adopted ON recon-.
mrndItion 81 Miss Lena Gilbert. coach
% tho club
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-06
CITYBRIEFS

Mrs. e.. VI Hazard. of Conway, was
q visitor ben, Yesterday.
Luther lioueh. implement dealer ~
Hereford and his family were in Anna
-illo Thursday
=. = Kittcnbury. architect. j. IN Port
Arthur this week relative TO the award.
ing OF contract for the First Baptist
church OF that city The church will
cost $4,000 ami The contract was sched-
1ird 20 d, lci Thursday
Mrs. l.. ,. Cheek. of Panhandle was in
the city Thursday
J. :. Ii"od. \. VI. Whom and J. o.
Mosley, lll ~ Canadian. motorrd q,
Amarillo Yesterday on a business trip.
Three indictments were returned yes.
'crday hy The Potter County grand iur-'
seven eases against four men. rlllrg
cd with violation Of the open port law
were transferred from district court 20
county court Arrests had no, been
made ln All the cases late yesterday
tn" transfer means that the defendants
will b, charged only with misdemeanors
Mrs. W. VI. Rice has gone to OKLA.
homa civ 90 visit relatives.
Mr>. Horace Lindsay left Thursday
tor WaNahschic for a visit with her
mother
Nr. aud Mrs. !. W. Burls spent
% Miami Mr. Burks went on legal
business while Mrs. Burks spent the
iay with Mrs Newt Locke.
{. \ Glley. superintendent ~ schools
~ Miami. J. V. Coffee. G. NJ. Counts.
". e. Coffee and J. \. Bell. all of that
'ip, were here yesterday.
J. \. >lalcup. % Dalhart. was here
YESTERDAY
W !. FicSlter. oi Canyon. was = vi>i.
Tor here yesterday.
" u Murphe. III Wellington. was
n thu city Thursday.
JeSs Tubbs. NJ Plsin,iew. was in Anna.
no Yesterday on business.
John iIill. msnager II the Panhandle
Lumber Company. went 10 Pampa YES
'eTday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-06
KHIvA TEMPLE
WILL INITIATE
CLASS NOV. Is

Khiya Temple will hold ~ fail Cerc.
monal TUESDAY. November 81. u vas
decided hy the diyun yesterday rotrn.
tate q. y Nicholson 81 Shamrock was
here ana presided ut the meeting Sav
cral outofiown members Of the diyan
We're present
The kate date In November viii De- AZ
the close Of all the Scottish Rite re-
unions 90 the state. IN addition. most
OF the Panhandle commentaries will
have initiated thil candidates that
applied during this month ana will b.
elected in November.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-06

Mrs. l.. . Cheek. Of Panhandle was in
the D.iy Thursday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-06
Ice. Says Effort
Being Made toSend
Cars into Panhandle

S. .. $ CALLS for relief from Paphan.
de oattlemen atc rccc wing olose attsn
uon. according to telegram received
Thursday by Marvin Jones. congress
man from this district. from the car
service department of the Interstate
Commerce Commission
The message further stated that ~
cry effort was being made 90 afford 90.
lief and especially over the Santa Re
with reference 20 the situation az Lock.
ney.
Mr. Jones t,legrlphed the commission
"Wednesday that one man az Lockn'
had siN ears 81 cattle about tu starvr
brcaus. be- could not get car, to sh g.
them Goo grass.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-06

J. =. Iiood. \. VI. Whom and J. o.
Mosley, all ~ Canadian. motorrd -
Amarillo Yesterday on business trip.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-06
GRAIN DEALERS
GO ON RECORD
OPPOSING KHAN



NEW ORLEANS. o. &C. De,hrin,
.hai 'th. ku KluN Khan idea must o.,
.ridirlfnd" The Grain Dealers NauonIf
Association Boo convention here todi,
went .u record ts oppos ug th, orran.
Eitiuf
The declaration in regard 10 m,
hhn was ,nnta ned 20, report Il ih,
HrgIuilttiou legislative committee. m
'roduc~l hy \ T. REYNOLDS. indiana
pDlis committee chairman REYNOLDS b.
'he d-i'ltr character z'1 ID, khan as a
'dWnahl. rnsiitu' on The report of
his committee WIS adopted hv 70 small
fJruin after D Ncly d,hif.
Thomas D. C"nnau, of Clarendon
reNas doChrd tha' 10 many commu
uitisS 20. best r ~ u. WI, member,
~ the khn md fhtf fhr khn had had
"a wlol'som, ,n~t" .n man, Texas d.
caliti's w. opp sd adoption ~ M. o..
port 'hring it was out ~ the pro.
vince ~ ~, convention.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-06

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-06

=. . Rittcnbury. architect. is IN Port
Arthur this week relative 10 the award
ing OF "a contract for the First Baptist
church OF that city The church will
cost $500 ami the contract was schrd
1led TO D, I,t Thursday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-06

Three indictments were returned yes
'rrday hy th, Potter County grand iur-'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-06
The llth Commandment
Don't Be a Fool

Arthur Brisbane must have had the Fool in "a Fool
There Was in mind when he wrote:
Woman s. r.
"Man-D /
He put il in chemical formula.
One step more and YOU have q chemical equation.
/. n. 7. plus y +. equal X. O.
Which reduced TO understandable English means:
Woman, explosive plu, Man damned TOOL equal, a
knock out
"A Fool There Was
Coming o the Fair Theatre
Is a Knock out
Woman Is the Cause of H.
Man Contributes 90 H.
It's the Story of q Woman Who Lived to Love
And Man Who Loved and Died
DON'T MISS THIS PICTURE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-06
Mexican Charged
With Taking Two
Small Sacks ofCorn

Elio sanchez. Mexican has
been charged with the theft o. two
sacks of corn valued ai so cents in
county court he u alleged to hn'"
taken the corn from % party named
Joppin
sanchez was released on "a bond ~
5000. made by q number ~ friends
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-06

Ind" china Is covered with o compi.i.
radio topographic system. comprising I.
stat ons equipped with the best high
powered apparatus.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-06
MOMiN'S NiSslONiRl SOCIETY
ELECTS OFFICERS.

The Woman Missionary Society ui
tho buchanan Street Methodist church
m,, r business b, -=ion Wednesday AIT
.ruum ui o'clock.
Seven members were present and
..ii,. ta ,h, amount 81 S345 were paid
nnd ,ll go pledged con the pledge cards.
DwIng tine afternoon the following Of
u,,s Wcr, elected toI the year 1899.
pr,-.don, Mrs Persons vice dent
and superintendent OF young peoples
work and cuildrcu.s work, Mrs Irwin.
corresponding and recording secretary
Mrs Kline. treasurer Mrs Richard
som. superintendent of mission study
aud publicity Mrs. Rondot supcrin.
tendcnt ~ social service. Mrs Mar
ban. superintendent of local work.
Airs saunders. voice agent Mrs
G.iuns
Tho society viii meet iu social scs.
SION next wednesday. January a., al