davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wrangell sentinel., 1922-11-30

The number of feminine clergymen in ten years in New York city has jumped from to r.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1922-11-30
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS

is often caused by an unframed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube Is iniamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing. Unless the inflammation can be reduced. your hearing may be de- stroyed forever: - of Catarrh or Deafness caused by Catarrh. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE has been successful in the treatment of Catarrh for over Forty Years.
 Sold by all druggists.
 F. J. Cheney & Co.,. Toledo. O.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1922-11-30
St. Philips Church
Sunday, December 3

Sunday, December 3
 Holy Communion 10:15 am.
 Church school II :45 am.
 Evening service 7:30 pm. Theme: Education" The theme has been chosen at teh request of the American Legion which has called upon the whole country to make from Decem- bef to 10 Education Week.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-22
INVITE OPERATORS
TO WASHINGTON FOR
PRICE CONFER NCE.
GOVERNMENT TAKES ONE MORE
IMPORTANT STEP TO PREVENT
PRoFITEERING DURING MIN.
ER'S STRIKE.

Washington, May 22.-All produc
ing coal operators in the country 10
day were called to Washington fol
conference, Wednesday, May g. &c
formulate the coal price control move
ment 70 prevent profiteerIng during
the miners strike,
In the meantime, the administration
expects the coal operators not "a
sell coal al prices in excess Of the
Garfield prices, with such adjust
ments as are necessary TO meet such
changed conditions as TO costs and
other factors as will be fair to the
public and the operators
The object of the meeting rs to
devise a means whereby this spirit
of cooperation with the government
can be organized and made enec.
tive"
Charges by wholesalers or retail
o ers Of larger commissions than were
allowed under the Garfield scale or
the resale of coal for speculative pur.
poses, is not fair to the public says
Secretary Hooyer's announcement
and the government would like Ia
hear from consumers who have been
subjected to higher prices than this
basis warrants
THE majority OF coal operators
and wholesalers everywhere are *.
pressing approval of the action Of
the administration TO curb speCula,
tive rises in the price of coal
Give Cooperation.
"They are cooperating finely with
the government to maintain this sit
nation
The action Of the producing op-
orators and wholesalers IN this par.
ticnlar deserve the gratitude Of the
public. more especially as a large par.
of the coal produced for many months
prior 10 the strike was produced with
out profit and even at a loss
THE majority Of operating mines
wish to demonstrate their sense Of
responsibility to public interest in this
matter"
.... Give HooVer's Plan
Washington. Nav 12.-(AP)--Secre-
taTy HoOver's call for conference
Of coal operators contemplates an
effort to create district committees to
receive and allocate orders during the
strike, and with cooperation. from a
Washington committee to prevent coal
going INTO hands CT spectators and
middlemen wAO NAV unduly enhance
prices.
The geological survey reported to-
day that weekly output, which rose
sharply to tctal Of 4.42LQG0 tons
week before. last, would remain ap.
proyimately stationary a. that point
or might show slight decline dur.
ing the last week
Striking union miners have gone
back in considerable numbers only
in southeastern Kentucky aal Tonnes
see" the T-&ort added. "and the pro-
duction figures generally suggest no
marked change in the number of mon
on strike"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-22
WOMEN BARRED FROM
EGYPTIAN THRONE

Cairo April 17.-Women are ex-
cluded from the throne of Egypt un.
der a royal rescript which has been
issued establishing the right of sue
cession by primogeniture, Prince
Farouk. son Of King Faud was de
signated as present heir to the throne
s.. The rescript provides that if the
King has no male children his eldest
brother succeeds to the throne.
The Mohamed Ali family are elig-
ible for the throne except the former
ey-Khedive Abbas Hilmi (who was
depoEed in 1910, but the exclusion
I does not apply to his descendants
Each king will secretly nominate
three persons as proregent but parlia-
ment is allowed the right of approval
or change
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-22
PLAN NEW STAND
AT NORMAN. OKLA.

Norman, Okla. May 20.--A cam.
paign is in progress at the University
Of Oklahoma here to raise 100000
with which to erect a stadium The
campaign will be continued during
the summer months and next fall
Ben G. Owen, veteran director of ath
letics at the university, who is in
charge said he expects to organize
committee to canvass the state in the
fall. Owen is asking each student tC
subscribe 500 to the fund. Payable
at SIS a wear for four wears.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-22

VICTOR II BAKER,
Executor.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-22
kQ1SlititgffvI

The bans Of Marriage between Miss
Julia Schmidt OF this city aud William
/ Roser of Chicago, were announced
yesterday for the first time in St
Francis Church Miss Schmidt is a
well known young lady ANA is the
only daughter Of Mrs. Katryu Schmidt
OF Bridge street Mr.. Roser Is the
son of Mr. aud Mrs Charles RoSer
of W. Jefferson street. and has for
the past few years made his home in
chicago.
q g .
Mrs Noses St,igeI and Mrs / ~
prawsr IT. viii ho bnstossss ~ ,r.
Nond,y evening card marty IN he hard
NJ ,ha po,t rnb rbis evening cards
win bs nIay,1 and refreshments sary.
sJ followed nv a social nour
..........
ne, WI ~ ~ ~, ''..', ,,,, '"l
Tue 'p'''l"e's ~ we ,'''"l. ~. M W.,
'"' 'u'''' Wv ms ''" -.
M nm ,,, '.'' 49, ..',
"g' WI, W. ~, ".''
'''" '"s'''''' - '"'','.' '' "'''- '""
'"'S'S'
NJ, ,,...,.,,.. ~, ,, 81. O,.,
ne IA. "'., '' ." ''. ,"
va :" ', y''''.' ~ y, NJ, ~ T', .,,I
az ''i $40 a. nan -.
at - ''o'N -, ~, ''''''''. '''
P"'N''' u" ''
nj. .,.,,,.,., ~ ~. u,....,.,..,..
c,.,I - 49,, 81, p.r,i., .,,,,..s, ,,.,.I /
The Washington herald., 1922-11-19

We insist hs be satisfied in IT, after playing
the Symphonola in home for 80 Days. does
and will refund all money paid and send
tions for Symphonoa's return at expense
The Washington herald., 1922-11-19

] 8 ]
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-21
FORD BREAKS EVERY RECORD
April's 52lO Cars a Day Not Enough to Supply Public's
 Unprecedented Demand

The various plants of the Ford Mo tor Company are running along at top speed, producing more cars and trucks than ever before in the history of the 
 12o,ooo in May
 Officials state that the immense pro duction scheduled for this month will be carried out, and that even the un- precedented figures will not be suffi- cient to meet the demands of the pub lie.
 April Breaks Record
 April was by far the greatest month in history and the domestic sales of Ford cars and trucks totalled 114.604, an average of 5,21O per day.
 Fordson Sales
 During this record month 11,1S1 Fordson tractors were sold, or an average Of 469 per day, and while every effort of~thousands of the men employed at the Rouge plant is di- rected to the turning out of more trac- tors, the demand is still greater, the orders still piling up.
 Lincoln Figures
 Since the Ford Motor Company ac- quired the lincoln plant, sales of this wonderful mechanical product have in- creased at an astounding rate.
 Production for the month of March totalled 4S5 cars, April made a record of 622, while May is booming along on a schedule of 4S0.
 Lack of bodies of sufficient stan dard to pass the ridgid requirements is one of the greatest elements in hold ing up present deliveries. This con dition is expected to be alleviated in the near future.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-21
RADIO BATTERY.
 SEEN IN PARL0R
One Piece Rubber Case Is Ideal Container For New
 Battery Uses

The ordinary conception of a stor- age battery is box covered with some sort of black sticky paint. Most of them were not intended for paTlOr display. Rut the fact that a neat and finished appearance is appreciated by automobile owners has been shown by the reception of the An-Rubber Bat tery. produced by the Willard Storage Battery Company.
 And the happiest part of it all" says Sid Wright local Battery Dealer, "is the fact that the one-piece rubber case invented by the Willard Company makes an ideal container for the new Willard Radio "A" Battery It can be nicely polished and makes a very at tractive addition to the radio set"
 The men who have spent so many years of hard work developing the au- tOmobile starting and lighting battery an dthe railway and central station storage batteries never expected the battery to go to the parlOr but that day like many other unexpected things has arrived.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-21

The largest range finder in the world is more than twice the size of any used during the war.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-21
;EEKS sUNKEN WEALTH
Continued from Page one)

from a tube containing s cubic feet of oxygen and nitrogen drawn from four-pound cylinder of caustic soda A valve outlet discharges the air, keep ing pure air circulating at least four hours.
 The only line that connects the diver with the ship above will be a half inch non-twisting cable that costs $112O Inside this will be telephone wire connecting with a transmitter and receivers within the headpece.
 The diving suit weighs $50 pounds but the enormous pressure of deep water reduces the weight on the ocean flor to 75 pounds.
 Another Leavitt inventio his deep sea light, glass globe half an inch thick containg a 300-candle-power bulb A series of these will be dropped on weights enabling the diver to see over radius of seven feet. The salvage ship will be held direct ly over the sunken ship by six ton anchors Aboard will be two tons of dynamite. By electrical detonation dy- namite will be set off under water to blow open the strong rooms of the Lusitaniaf and Arabic. Each ship has $5,000,000 in gold bars tin her strong room, according to in- surance records. Leavitt plans to lift the gold to the surface with 20-ton boom. He plans to lift intact the Lusitania pursers safe of the Arabic, which tain $1,OO0,0OO in money and jewelry Very liqle is believed to be in the llies 40 miles from the Lusitania wreck. ! Leavitt is Q small stocky man, with scant hair and blue eyes. He is 51 and has been diver 25 years. In that time he has never had an accident under water-but a few years ago broke an ankle in an automobile ac- cident.
 q will make the first trip down. to the Lusitania," he said
 After that four divers, c. E. Wilson, Madison Marcus, Raymond Moore and Harold Ericsson, will go down two at a time in two-hour shifts.
 Commanding the Blakely will be Captain Charles S. Richards. The ships crew will comprise 34 men and the salvage crew of 20.
 Three weeks pleasant weather will do both jobs," said Leavitt.'' .'' We ought to get through before Sept. 15. On that date we'll have to quit because ol storms"
 Here are some of the sunkeu treasure ships:
 LUSITANIA, sunk in 1915 withN$6, 000,000 worth of gold and jewelry ship and cargo worth $15,000,000.
 ARABIC, sunk in 1915 with $5,00O, 900 in gold.
 OCEANA, sunk in 1912 with $5000, 900 in gold and silver.
 MERIDA, sunk off Cape Charles 1T 1911 with $1,3OO,OO0 in silver bars anC $100,000 in cash and jewelry.
 GEELONG, sunk in Mediterranean with s4,00000O in jewels belonging tC the Maharajah of Kaparthala. ANCONA, sunk with $2,Q00000 cargo
 GENERAL GRANT, sunk off Auck land Islands in 1886 with S15, 5,000, ,OOC in gold bars and bullion.
 LIZARD, sunk off Cromwell witt gold estimated at $70,000,0OO
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-21
REP PORTS BIG
 FIRST QUARTER
Studebaker Sales are Declared 96 Per Cent Better Than
 They Were Year Ago

NEW YORK, May 2O.-The Studeba- ker Corp. for the first quarter of the year reports net profits of $4069 S4S, compared with $2,1l0.577 in the cores bonding quarter of last year After payment of Sl71, ,.500 on it's preferred stock and $1,040,O0O on it's common, a surplus remained of S2,S4S.34S for the first quarter in contrast to SS9,077 in 1921. The directors have declared the regular quarterly dividend of 1A per cent on common and preferred stock. payable June l to stock of re- cord May 10.
 In his report A. R. Erskine, presi- dent of the corporation, states that production for the quarter was 26,665 cars. an increase of 14S per cent over the corresponding period of 1921, and that net sales were 22,S01 cars an in- crease of 96 per cent.
 Will Add to Plant
 Reporting on conditions, Erskine Says:
 Inventories March 31, amounting to S23, 1892, ,69S, include over S7,0O,000 sur plus production of cars in the first quarter for the spring business. These cars, plus 30,000, scheduled for the second quarter production, will make the current quarter a record breaker. We are unable to supply the demand despite the fact that our plants are in record production of better than 10000 cars month. Firmly believing in the permanency of our growth, the direc- tors have authorized the expenditure of about $3,000,000 for machinery, a new closed body plant. car storage and shipping building and new electric power plant at South Bend.
 These additional facilities when com pleted will permit, by Jan. 1. 1923, in- creased production of light siXes from 200 to 300 cars a day.
 The consolidated balance sheet for the quarter shows net r,sceivables, less reserves, of S4,093, ,216, against $4.035,- 221 on Dec. S1, 1921: inventories of S2S.392, ,69S against s22.209,SS5. and quick assets of $42.079,5f3 compared to 3S,974.732.
 Current accounts payable were S5.- 35S,659 contrasted with $3,492,414 on Dec. 31, 1921; reserves, dealers dis counts and deposits, $705,762 against $LSO9.446
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-21

factured in America and what is more it created an instant demand among the general public. Uhe Buick was opportuned from all sides to add it to their general line with the result that it is now crowding the regular stock models as favOrite among the buying public.
 Considering the instant popularity of the special roadster it would nat urally follow that touring model de- signed along the same lines would be demanded. Itwas, and the result is the new Buick special siX-55 sport touring just announced by the com pany, a model of which will be seen at the Bisbee show rooms of the Southern Arizona Auto company, ac- cordng to MT. Jackson, manager.
 This car is similar in all respects to ! the special roadster that recently
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-21
Service and Parts
 Essential to Keep
 Car in Good Shape

When King Richard the Third lifted up his voice on a famous battlefield of medieval history ana shouted, My Kingdom for horse,' he emphasized the incalculable value of transporta- tion when transportation is vitally needed
 Today, in like situation, some such leader of men would be likely to shout for his auto and if it jumped off when he stepped on the starter, he would reckon that it had been a good buy even if it had cost all the money in the royal treasury.
 At least such is the idea of the value of any automobile as expressed by c. Fl. Allen of the R. B. Krebs Auto company. '"SOmetimes a car justifies it's cost at any price by just one trip. When getting some where in a hurry is worth a life, or a fortune. any car that is reNdy to go and also to get there is worth far more than it cost.
 gro have his car in constant condi- tion to meet emergency demands, the lmotorist should buy it of a dealer who has put in the necessary. Investment in parts and service equipment to keep the car in readable condition"
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-21
MY QUEST FOR SUNKEN GOLD
eY CAPTAIN BENJAMIN F.

F. Y
 
 the me
  other human being has sea-. savaeng the Pewabc in Lake Huron in 1917 made  lives in unsuccessful attempts
  
  the O  
  have ebeens
  feet -neverw be to like O the
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-21
Buick Builds a New Sport Touring Model
 Similar to Roadster

The popularity of the Buick special roadster was, in a way, somewhat of an accident. The car was built sole ly for eXpehibiton purposes without thought of making it regular stock model. However. the show car proved such a success that it won the blue ribbon as the most beautiful car manu-
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-21
Magma Company to
 Build New Railroad

The Magma Copper company has let a contract for the construction of 34 miles of standard-guage railroad which will connect the company's mining property " tn the Arizona & Eastern railroad. The present narrow-guage will be continued in operation unti. the new line is completed.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-21
BAND PROTECTS TOOLS FROM MOTOR THIEVES

Tools underneath the front seat may be safeguareded against theft by the attachment of a steel band and lock now being manufactured. The band is hinged to the rear of the seat and bends over to be locked in place against the bottom.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-21

made it's debut in Bisbee and created so much comment, except that it is of the touring type. catering to the man who desires a greater passenger ca- pacity than could be had i'll the special roadster
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-16
AMARILL0-MADE
GASOLINE BEING
SOLD here NOW

Amarillomado gasoline has been
placed on the market. Cannon gaso.
line. made from the natural gas by
the Cannon Gasoline Co., north Of Anna.
rllo. has been placed on sale. Among
The firms tina; Will handle Il are Anna.
rllo Buick cadillac Co.. Eoos,johns Mo.
tor Co. Turner's Grocery Store, and
Real Service station. a. W. Joiner has
the contract for the entire output OF
cannon gasoline.
Cannon gasoline is am absorption gas
with gravity 81 about IS to so. That
Is nearly 30 points higher than the
average gasoline and is 81 unusually
high quality. declare those who have
used a.
Construction OF the plant was begun
only few months ago. Favorable
weather during the fan has enabled the
firm 20 begin making gasoline without
delay.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-16
What Every ExpeCtant
Mother Should Know

Mrs. Laura Hendrix, Gracemont,
Okla, says: Il want 10 express my
appreciation of Mothers Friend"
I am the mother OF six children. en-
pecting another one soon, | have
used Mothers Friend" with every
one Of my babies. think II il tho
grandest help that has ever been
discovered for the expectant moth
or. I can't do without Il. recon.
mend II 10 all expectant mothers.
I can't say too much for t."
Mothers Friend" was originated
BY an eminent physician. II has
saved thousands OF expectant moth.
ers from useless suffering. II IL
externally applied: aids the mus
cles and tissues 10 relax easily and
readjnst themselves TO the changes
during expectancy and up 20 tho
moment baby arrives.
Mothers Friend" IL safe and
beneficial. and contains no mar
cotics or harmful drugs. Avoid
more greases and useless substl-
tutes.
use "hstksy's Fnend'' o. cur unash.--
ard Ersndnothsrs did. Don't wait start
today, and meanwhile write 10 Bradaeld
Regulator Co. BA-<t. Atlanta, Ca, for a
free Illustrated book eoaiAinins inforrns-
ton every srpeetant mother should have
-noth<rs frtsnd' u soid BY a. draz stor-s
--vvuyvhsfs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-16
ALL Ceremonial
COMMITTEESTo
MEET THURSDAY

All the committees 81 Khiva Temple
will meet AZ 6 O'Clock at "a dinner az the
Amarillo Hotel tonight 10 discuss plans
for the ceremonial 10 De- held Tuesday,
Nov. IS Letters TO the committee
members were sent yesterday by Re.
corder George Stapleton.
Comlttees that will meet are novice.
entertainment. refrcshment. automobile.
hotel. parade and parade stunts. As
the meeting Is very important Record.
ar stapleton and other members Of tho
divan are anxious that all committee
mtanbcrs be present.
Plans are being made for the ccre.
monial rapidly and the meeting tonight
win enable the committees 90 coordi.
nate their efforts. said Recorder sta.
pleton.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-16
Gomez IS GIVEN
Ten YEARS UPON
MURDER CHARGE

Enrique Gomez. charged with tho kill
ing OF Pedro Alvarez was given ten
years In tho pcnitentiary by the Dis
trict Court jury Wednesday a little
after p. m.
The jury dellbcaicd about 80 min.
utss. having received the case az about
b:1t.
Examination u witnesses began Tues.
day and was completed about $50 We'd.
ncsday afternoon. The arguments were
made for the state by District Attorney
Lloyd Fletcher and Tor the defense by
J. W. Culwcll.
Gomez u alleged to have fatally sho:
Alvarez October -. The defendant
pleaded self defense.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-16
CITYBRIEFS

W. H. Crum. rancher Of Friona, was
IN tho city Wednesday.
Chaplin GlaSscock merchant ~ tdrain
was in the city yesterday en- route to
his home from Oklahoma.
Rev, Paul .. Merrill. former pastor Of
the First Christian Church, at Pampa.
was In Amarillo yesterday on his way to
Hereford. where he will take up his
duties as pastor q the Christian Church
shortly.
John iledens and Eddie EVcrs, 81
Umnrgor. were visitors in the city this
week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-16

Lawrence Nickel. Of Panhandle, was
In the city Wednesday on business
trim
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-16
P.P.C.C. To Hear
Committee Reports
In Regional Session

Plans for the holding n an aliPanhandlo
regional meeting ~ tho Panhandle
die school fair viii b. submitted at the
Plains Chamber Il Commerce az Here.
ford next Tuesday This win De- only
one ~ the many important REPORTS 60
be made
The most important business % come
up next Tuesday viii be- determining
some site for the proposed albanian
die fair.
large delegations viii D. present
from various Panhandle towns Sec.
Rotary W. n. Bianton has ben infofm.
sd by his directors.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-16

Miracles, that usually come with
heavy storms, saved the lives Of many
persons when a tornado struck the oil
fields south Of Drumright. Okla, re.
Gently. although five were killed. one
family. shown above. saw It's home and
furniture blown into debris, and Yet cs-
capped untouched In another case Mrs.
John Hhlebrand. at left owes her life
10 an upright piano which sustained a
wall OF her house. under which she had
been blown.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-16

Mrs. e.. c. Whatley. Mrs VI. \.
Whatley and +. G. GIN, all Of Groom,
motored to Amarillo yesterday.
Lawrence Nickel. Of Panhandle, was
In the city Wednesday on a business
trip.
Barney Conner and VIII Dimmitt
both stock farmers Of Claude, were in
Amarillo yesterday
Many Amarillo persons closely asso-
ciatcd with the oil industry say that
conditions are more encouraging than
| they have been for several months
Gus Thompson. Of Oklahoma City,
was here yesterday on his way home
from his ranch at Santa Rosa. y. NJ.
Mrs. q. II. Bryant. wife II the Meth.
odist minister M Panhandle, was IN
Amarillo yesterday.
J. X. Edmonds, district agricultural
agent, Is here from College Station 10
confer with Harmon Benton, county
agent Of Potter.