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Evening star., 1922-03-20
DR.. BARRIE RESIDENCE
PURCHASED FOR $62, 900
24-Room. House ON Massachusetts
Avenue Sold at Auction-$5,0 900
Bid for Furnishings.

r. A. CasaIier. a local investor in
real estate. whose home is In East
Falls Church, Va. purchased at auc-
ton Saturday the large residence, 2l3l
Massachusetts avenue northwest. from
DIR. George Barrie of New York city.
for whom the dwelling was erected.
The bid of Mr.. casaiier which won
him the property was $4,000. The
handsome furniture and furnishings
in the house were placed on sale i'm
nediately following the auction of
the building, and Mr.. Casalicr'S bid of
$4,000 for these articles had no COM
petitors.
The sale was conducted by Bryan
l. Kennedy, Inc. New York auc-
tioneers. in the drawing room on the
second floor of the residence. The
first bid for the house was $4,000
and it was not ten minutes later that
the sale was closed.
Mr.. Casalier said after the sale that
he was as yet undecided what he
would do with the property. intimat-
ing that he might either resell it
shortly or hold it for investment pur-
poses.
The unusual character of the sale,
involving an imposing residence.
situa ted in the heart of a fine resi-
Dental neighborhOod, attracted a
large number of private citizens. real
estate men and interested spectators.
1T is said that many socially prom
inent men and women of this city
inspected the property prior to the
sale. which had been extensively ad-
vertiSed.
The dwelling contains twenty four
rooms and 6 baths. with ten open
fireplaces. hot-water beat. electricity.
gas, hardwood floors throughout.
passenger elevator. wrought iron
doors and grills. and a garage. The
drawing room is one of the most at
tractive rooms in the house. being
finished in old ivory eggshell tints.
with crystal chandeliers and side
lights.
The building is constructed OF
granite, Indiana limestone and brick.
with terra Gotta trimmings and tile
roof
Evening star., 1922-03-20
AMATEUR SHOW SUCCESS.
Benefit Performance by Eighth
Street Temple organisations.

An amateur vaudeville performance,
directed by Hardie Meakfn. was pre-
sented at the National Theater last
night under the auspices OF the Sis
terhood and tho Alumni Association
of tie Eighth Street Temple. The
proceeds of the evening go toward
the activities of these two organiza-
tiOns.
The show consisted Of eleven acts
OF dancing, songs. burlesques. revues.
monuIcSues and Instrumental solos.
Included among those who took part
were Jack and Al Norwood, Dorothy
Cohen. lack Solomon, Walter Nord-
lineer, Bob Jackson and Pearle X:
.Sleinberg. Taking the enthusiasm OF
the audience as a guide. the show
was huge success
Evening star., 1922-03-20
BOARD OF TRADE GUESTS.
REPRESENTATIVE Focht and Others
to Gather at Willard.

Representatives Benjamin X. Focht
of Pennsylvania. chairman of the
District committee of the House. and
George w. Edmonds of Pennsylvania.
and Archibald Fries. vice president
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, will be honor guests of the
Washington Board of Trade at the
monthly meeting of the board to-
morrow night at the Willard Hotel.
Reports will be submitted by Fred
G. Coldren. chairman of the commit
tee on parks and reservations; Will
lam w. Everett, chairman of the
committee on streets and avenues;
Perry B. Turpin. chairman of the
committee on community affairs. and
David NJ. Lea. chairman of the COM
mittee on insurance.
Thomas Bradley, president of the
board, will preside.
Evening star., 1922-03-20
REPRESENTATIVE SPEAKS

Special Dispatch to The Star
CUMBERLAND. Md. March CO.
Representative Washington McCorm-
ick of Montana was the speaker
last night at the celebration of st.
I'atrick's day under the auspices of
the Cumberland division of the An
cient Order of Hibernians at Car
roll Hall. Francis Hodel. local tenor,
sang Irish ballads, which, with Irish
Nfolk songs, featured the program.
Evening star., 1922-03-20
COMMITTEE TO MEET.
Chamber of Commerce Membership
Men to Gather.

Initial meeting of the recently ap-
pointed membership committee of the
ashington Chamber of Commerce
will be held tonight at o'clock in
the rooms Of the chamber. Homer
building. 18th and + streets north
west.
Plans for continuing the member
ship work of the organization Will be
considered. Ivan &. Weld. chairman,
will preside.
Evening star., 1922-03-20
CITY news IN BRIEF.

Illustrated lecture on Japan tomor-
| row evening at the Church of Our
Father, for benefit of the mission
circle.
ScrRt. jasper Post, American Legion.
will meet Thursday S:15. 1101 street.
Mount Saint Mary's Alumni Asso-
| citation will give a luncheon Wcdnes-
day. 1880 pm. at City Club.
Phil Sheridan Relief Corps No. e1:,
will meet tomorrow evening at G. A.
r. Hall.
Pnrent-T'eacher Association Of John
A. Logan School will meet tomorrow
at go p.m. at the school. DR.. Albeit
Ridgeley. medical inspector. Will
speak. -
Mrs. CoraI1e Franklin CGok will
speak for the book-lovers'' hour to-
morrow PM, at Phyllis WAeatley.
Y. w. c. a. Subject: "Old st. Angus
tine
a show window at the store of
Israel Berlin. 1922 eth street, was
smashed by burglar about 3 o'clock
this morning. Berlin told the police
the window was robbed of ten pairs
OF shoes valued at $40.
The Connecticut Society will meet
tomorrow at the Hadleigh. Musical
program by Elizabeth Winston.
pianist. and songs by Mrs. Gertrude
Lyons and Miss Frances B. Cole. All
Connecticut people invited.
The household decoration section.
Twentieth Century Club. will meet
tomorrow at IL am. with Mrs: Will
liam II. Holmes,> 1854 Belmont street.
Vhe archaeological section. Twenti-
eth Century Cluo. will rn.et tomorrow.
2:i5 pm, with Mrs. Jol II Lowe, 2622
Woodiey place.
Anne ricnn society for steel Treating
viii meet Wednesday. S pm, in audi
,orium. Interior Department.
The M.sx ssippI Societ, will meet
"Wednesday: 3 pm. in Confederate
Memorial Hall. George E. Chamber
lain. Of Oregon, will speak.
Parent-Teacher Association of vo-
catfonai School will meet tomorrow.
1880 PM. DIR. Roscoe Brown of pub
lie health service will speak.
Orient COmmandery has postponed
its meeting from this date to March
Business WOmen's Council will give
annual dinner tomorrow, s pm, at
the Colonial. 1156 18th street. Pro-
gram.
The Columbia Federation of Baptist
Young Peoples Union will meet to-
n.":row, pm. at Second Bdtist
Church.
Col. Edward l.. MunsOn, L. 5, A.,
will speak on Child Psychology" at
iEeet ng OF the District CUngi ess vi
Mothers and Parent Teacher ASsocia-
tions in the Eaoitt Hotel tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock.
Trinidad Citizeps' Association will
meet Thursday. 8 pm. Blair School.
A mass meeting will he held tOmOr-
row. pm. at Odd Fellows Hall, in
the interest of establishing of a labor
bank limited to Palestine.
Washington section of Progressive
Education Association will be ad-
dressed tomorrow, Pm. by DR.. John
j. Tigert. auditorium. Interior De-
partment. Subject: Visual Educa-
ton"
Evening star., 1922-03-20
Special Sale Of Invalid
and Sickroom Supplies
s1.0O Guaranteed Fever"

$1.0O Guaranteed "Fever"
Thermometer, in case,
with laboratory certifi-
cate. Special. ....... .43c
soc Bath Thermometer, cut
TO .bOC
Household Thermometer to
hang upon wall. Special .33c
Regular Style Bed Pan,
with cover, enameled. $40
Perfection Style Bed Pap,
as used in hospitals. $3.49
Clutches, any size. each. .$1.0O
2-qt. Hot-water Bottle. good
rubber .6Oc
got. Fountain Syringe, good
rubber ................. .OSc
Ladies Douche Syringe. .S1.49
Sanitary Napkins. large
size, in box. per doz. -. .40c
All-metal Hot-water Bot
ties. Special. .$1.49
Ear and Ulcer Syringes,
Each .18c
Male White Enamel Urinal.
Eacn ............ .0oc
5-ft. Tubing Lengths for
fountain syringe. ..-... .:0c
White Enamel Fountain
Syringe, complete with
tubing. cutoff and hard
rubber pipes. .$1.o9
Cotton, absorbent, per lb. .20c
Gauze, per/5-yd. package. .33c
Toilet Paper. per roll, 1Oc;
rolls for. .2Sc
Paper Towels, per roll. .23c
Lily Paper Drinking Cups.
Each ..lc
We deliver air purchases of
soc or over in the District of
Columbia. Two telephones
Main 1885. Franklin SOFT. Tele-
phone and mail orders prompt
ly filed.
The Gibson Co., Inc.
9I7-919 C St. NV.
~ihc Store Your Physician
Recommends"
Evening star., 1922-03-20

To Cure n Cold I'm One Day
Take Laxative BROMO eUININE tablets. The
genuine bears the signature OF f. W. Grove.
IRE sure you get BROMO.) 30c.-Advertise-
mPnt.
Evening star., 1922-03-20

White House News Photographers
Association will meet at 1912 C street
Evening star., 1922-03-20

Overseas Writers" night. $3.50
o'clock. University Club Ladies in
vited. Frederic William Vile. Rich
ard V. Oulahan and David Lawrence,
chief speakers.
Evening star., 1922-03-20
"Tho Store Your Physician
-.-.nmmend-"
Special Sale in Our
Drug Department

25c Carter's Liver Pills. -. .15c
S100 Scott's Emulsion SIC
S1.o5 Guides Pepto Mangan, 0Sc
SIC American Oil, +. q. s: Co.
89c
75c Alophen Pills. +. d. & Co.
49c
35c Milk MaGnesia. ........ .:Jc
s1.0O NuXated Iron. .70c
Physicians & Surgeons
Soap --.-... -. .lOc
30c Kolynos Tooth Paste. ...2Oc
25c Schieffelin's Tar Soap. lie
15c Colgate's Big Bath Soap, 1Oc
1 doz. for $1.1O
venida Hair Nets, 2 for. .2Sc
Special Hair Nets. SC each
II for. .ooc
soc Aspirin Tablets. NJ. &
NJ, per 100. .:9c
Pine French Olive Oil, e
pint can JJc
One-pint cau.... .SOc
15c Leads for Eversharp
Pencils loc
Deodoi-a household disin-
fectent, large bottle. -. .::ar
Evening star., 1922-03-20

Monday Evening Club O'Clock
Cosmos CLUB. Speaker. John Ihlder.
Discussion from the floor.
Evening star., 1922-03-20
AT THE COMMUNITY CENTERs

East Washington - Tonight: Dra-
matte Club; Americanization class;
9. night school; Leviathan A.. c.;
Kinnear A. c.
johnson Powell: The executive
board of the Community Association
at the next regular meeting. Tuesday,
April 4. is to hold reception in
honor of the teachers of the two
schools. A committee of the COM
munitY will meet at the clubroom at
the Powell School this afternoon at
o'clock to make the necessary ar
rangements. Amy member of the COM
munit1 who would like to serve on
this committee is invited to attend
this meeting. This afternoon: Ex-
preston for children; millinery for
women and children. Tomorrow aft
ernoon: French for children.
Dunbar-This afternoon: Advanced
French.
Lovejoy-Tonight: Home nursing;
dietetics.
Evening star., 1922-03-20

Hubbard Home and School Associa-
tion will meet, o'clock, Hubbard
School. Representative Burton l.
French of Idaho will speak. Mrs. Ara
bella Addison, soloist.
Evening star., 1922-03-20
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TODA Y.

Spring bird class of the Audubon
society will meet 4:45 O'Clock. at
1 riom.son School. Class leaders VIII
be ornitholoSists. NO charges.
Womeh's City Club will begin its
Evening star., 1922-03-20

Georgetown Citizens Associate
will meet. 8 o'clock, Potomac Savings
Bank Hall. Lieut.. Nina c. Van Win
kle, police department., will speak.
Evening star., 1922-03-20
TONIGHT.

United Daughters of the Confeder-
acy. District division, will give a mi
Careme reception at Willard Hotel.
Evening star., 1922-03-20

William o. Walker will address the
Mems Club at o'clock, Asbury NJ. T..
Church.
Evening star., 1922-03-20

Pnrent-Teacher Association Of John
A. Logan School will meet tomorrow
at 1880 pm. at the school. DR.. Albeit
Ridgeley. medical inspector. WILL
speak -- 80
Evening star., 1922-03-20

DR.. David Jayne Hill will lecture
on Constitutional Government" at
headquarters of Woman's National
Foundation at 8 o'clock. Membership
cards at the door,
Evening star., 1922-03-20

Parents League will hold ami
versary meeting, s o'clock, Metro
politan A. NJ. E. Church.
Evening star., 1922-03-20

Illustrated lecture on Japan tomor-
row evening at the Church of Our
Father, for benefit of the mission
circle.
Evening star., 1922-03-20

Phil Sheridan Relief Corps.s No. III,
will meet tomorrow evening at G. A.
r. Hall.
Evening star., 1922-03-20

Women's City Club, a musical, $3.50
o'clock. by H. Leroy Lewis and Miss
Lucille Crockatt-
Evening star., 1922-03-20

Mrs. CoraI7e Franklin Cook will
speak for the book lovers hour to-
morrow pm, at Phyllis WMeatley.
Y. w. c. a. Subject: ''Old st. Angus
tine
Evening star., 1922-03-20

Princeton Chapter, Y. w. C. A., will
meet with Mrs. Waterbury and Mrs.
Dahn, 4914 7th street, 1880 o'clock
Musical program.
Evening star., 1922-03-20

Farent-Teacher Association Of VO-
cationai School will meet tomorrow.
1880 p.m., DR.. Roscoe Brown of pub
lie health service will speak.
Evening star., 1922-03-20

Mount Saint Mary'a Alumni Ass0-
citation will give a luncheon Wcdnes
day. 1880 p.m.. at City Club.
Evening star., 1922-03-20

business WOmen's Council will give
annual dinner tomorrow, s pm, at
the Colonial, 1156 18th street. Pro-
gram.
Evening star., 1922-03-20

a show window at the store of
Israel Berlin. 1922 9TH street. was
smashed by burglar about 3 o'clock
this morning. Berlin tod the police
the window was robbed of ten pairs
OF shoes valued at $40. 4
Evening star., 1922-03-20

Orient Commandery has postponed
its meeting from this date to March
i.7
Evening star., 1922-03-20

ScrEt. Jnspcr Post, American Legion,
will meet Thursday Sis. 1101 E street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
Car Buyers Are
Demanding Much
Larger Mileage

Buying with the eve. or % nut II
another way. huyinE an ovsful Is d
practice which thu American auiomo
bile buying public h. RAPIDLY discard
ing" says " Timmons local Frank
In dealer.
The hulk and SIP. 1t 4 car. it, i'm
pressive lines it, tremendous horse pow.
~ rating. are NO Longer considered
correct indication 1T the -eal worth OF
an automobile from the standpoint 81
transportation.
The wonderful Increase In the good
roads mileage 81 this country. and IN,
establishment ~ national highways
with numerous tourists camps. hav,
made long distance travel an every dny
mnttcr. The average yearly mileage u
mounting rapidly and instead Of I. OCT
miles a year. io.o0o miles more nearl,
opportunities the distance the ayerag,
owners drives to-day.
when one H. go.ng 20 huy a car fol
this kind ~ use. what pussihl. criterion
81 cars capabilities can be- game,
from pleasant spin around town ur
few miles into the country over q wei
kept stat. rad? Why should not al,
prospective. ugy,r be- given demon
sirntion 81 sufficient variety ~ rGds &,
give him q clear Indication Of what tn
real capabilities ~ the car hr H. abou
o. purchase will be.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
GREAT PARADE FOR Big Shrine
CARAVAN ANNOUNCED: TW0-DAY
STOP IS PLANNED FOR amarillo

THE gitat SHINE overland caravan
uus uM Washington Monday on
.Hor uat io san Francisco. where
Ir $3.50 '.d ,hr Imperial Shriu'
I.u, rhr Crescent Shrin. VI.
.,sl orEI .,.Ir ibit non' sOp car
$3.50 WHh" Hr fhe caravan. out u
NIshir-'uu q vii sn suIh thrucg
Virginia. So .th carolina aud Louis.
ana and nt' Texas and then head
west.
Moving picture W-fil.es are arraug
ans io have their men "shuUt' the cni
evan Hf tlr"H. pltor. ti'ag The route.
specially Ht Amarillo. WhHr" the unly
cerrWoui.i bon Texas viii mkr place.
Congressman DHu Ireland oi Mo.
nIm'd mnl, d'rurJ lIl VIII head
fn, .un.Hi iie viii bs accompanied
. Past ptmuu' u - sharon Of
l' same temple.
N"'ia o. : d,Mthap. who il to
lld' 600, DO 20 auto caravan from
Washington iu San Francisco has H.
sued schedule az 'uighi stops" on
Do, western IuIru', The caravan viii
'"urd 10 In, piI,, D.. uopl"s aud
their ears.
Amarillo expects io ~ hu.rlf proud
Ahcu ih' caravan rra,h,t utr,. .' va.
said Yesterday khna l- 80, "nlN tenn.
'ic ur fhr .uuI' q. 'Ut'.HIu them with
.,It.Yu si HrI toe, Viii O. nor
b. an g.. .t.up $3.50 dt.s boz or
lr tiat to-, Waf at' p.u u th" bug
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30

fninef,
T., biggest parade ever staged In
rr,as of its kud viii takc place here
lI Thursday. May 81, and in order
.r 900 th" elite. ui the Panhandle
. r.t, Shrln. ,lI.- uay have an
fi't 20 show h"N live their
'li,s are. khita tempt, is offering a
.s.uE cay tu the shrine club
H .rg GA th. hsst stunt in the ga
H,a. several stunts VIII be- pat on by
81. u.lp noodles however only Shrine
.l.Y- viii bc permitted o. couprtc for
H, cup No doubt every shrine club
the pauhHndl. viii strive tn Guido
. 10 Uthyi 900 uri, that they may take
irHle th, LOWING cup the first time.
Nuhle George Lindsay viii have
barge 20 th, parade stunts. and states
that he n going to try to make the last
,..ludr l0ua like N,d' M the first
reader compared with This next one.
There il no doubt that Khivas cci"
no liai 81 May 90 viii he the most We.
,,i ul over held which Is saving
-uat d.M Their band uf so pisces
sDi out .n th,it new uniforms. the
q tiIui ~ Ike number with their new
Ini uru-. and the famous khiva drum
tuU f., cuius. vii present to the era.
1000 600 Washington something that
$500 surplus, them az we'll Js make or
tHr hut- folks and % 'hl'f III up and
tH.- n.i,c sai Mr or .lS.,y, Srs,'i.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
BETTER POSTAL
week TO BEGIN
IN CITY MONDAY

Postal Improvement Week begins
Monday MAY and will continue
through sturdy. May 9. according 20
r,sumn~ior " g KENYON. n l. plan.
ned 20 bring The efficiency q the Anna
rillu office up tu an unusually high
standard and the personnel IL ling 10
cooperate IN IN" movement. II was said
Yesterday.
Postmaster Kenyon has asked the
various clubs. including the Lions Ki.
wants. Rotary. Advertising. Real Estate
and others. % appoint committees 20
visit IN uoStoffice They will h. shown
the workings of the office. and Mr.
Kenyon and the force will welcome all
suggestions.
In giving instructions to the force.
Mr. Kenyon said. Let's make Il rcd
letter week In postal history Clean mp
speed up. f1r better postal service. and
remember that nothing costs less and
paws better than fvillty. Let's GO"
Suggestions from the general public
on postal Improvement win be- WELDON.
ed at the local office 80 shoot them In.
added Mr. Kenyon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
0'DONNELL TO BUILD
NEW SCHOOL HOUSE

o'DONNEl.. April 9t--O'Donnell has
several new buildings under ,auSfruc.
tinn. \ new cotton gin II being erect 4
II u five stand double air blast and
will be- a modern gan In every respect
The construction ~ the main plant il
well under way. \ new high school
building Is a. he erected IN few DAYS
as SION as material can he placed on
the ground. u j. To be mu,lrrn
:, hool building with an auditorium that
viii equal any IN this section 81 the
country. The building viii cos, twenty
five thousand dollars.
Two new business houses viii bc
erected this spring The brick and thing
l. on IN. ground There are several
dwellings under construction now aud
with the splendid rains the town l. cx
pcctcd Ia grow rapidly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
BIC MAGItlAN'S
PROGRAM here
TO Be CoRYER

~ greet Edward Reno hei1ired 90.
r. rf the worlds greatest magiei4rs
,lI IiNr 90 grnm - Nl' u'rlucE
"Wednesday nighi a' The First Christian
church Then" can he no question 10
Doubt about the program ~ Reno IT,
was IN Amarillo last N,ir and the pco
10" .nioyod his program.
BOYS and girls cannot Doe kept away
from the Reno program. esp"l ially
ihn-e who we're present last YEAR when
be- was here Tor the Rodpath lyceum
course
Although Reno is prob .bly the chief
attraction ou This y".r~ course. next
20 the male puHIiDttr. there viii be no
'dsuu,' boz '. admission charges
thi,h win De- nfty cents Tor adults and
.w,ntt "a, cents Tor children
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
APPEALS
TO BhFTISTS TO
MEET PLEDGES

~ " " virgin has sent nui fho fll.
lowing appeal tu momhors ut %, Rap
tst Dhu,h,- loo The rlnhandI, tu ulN
their pledges Co.. the 81, o0n HU0 D1m
faign
\ letter from bf T. > Gr.rcf cX
presses tho distress D., feels un a,luuni
90 che tuIrntial f.n. which hove
swept over the state and which have
.rratrd intense distress and loss IT
Wor'ri, in certain poruons of the
state, Thinking ab,ut The Nrrh u
whi,h hr b. putting his whole soul. be-
BE- contemplating .hr effect vhl,h these
pros Iu.utItI conditions aIs having upon
ihr 1' Million Campaign and b, con-
templates fhr r.s.if, alu'st with dis
ust
~ Is necessary ihat every s,oiiun ~
th, stat, Nh.,h has MT L,.r 81. s,iiuus
o. affected lt DO, recent rains should
dn lts utmost q. mrtsutr up iu the
needs 81 the Denomination nt this ,fu
'cial period tm. therefore sending UIt
ihi- apr,il NOT unlN Co. tho m'Hh.rs
.Df the llr.i Baptist church but 90 DO,
members ~ lil me H,puf' church 100
This srrfior o. du THEN utmost tu bring
u every dollar which ,in o.. Cleaned
from the m,mn' rshiu IN order tn meet
In some -Hus' ,ur pledges ir' each
On. 80 bis best and th-f' viii lr ~
satisfaction Co each chat 90 I,isi iu,
responsibility 81 ailut, viii uH tts.
upon his ur her shoulder
INLAY 2 IL the l,si day and wc VIII
De- compelled On that diy Co. telegraph
the amounts received and nrwar
same 20 once
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
N0N.PARTISAN POLITICAL
CONFERENCE OR TUESDAY

The Central Isah'u Union 81 Amarillo
= issuing an Invitation To al union men
% this ciiy to attend an open me.tlpg
Tuessiny evening a. o'rl,ck IN the
dance hall near the Liberty theatre. for
the purpose II organizing q non.parti
san political conference
This invitation h addressed only Z,
The union men. according % the inform
alton given out and no further an
nounc,mcni Of The PURPOSES his b,r'
made The clll fur the meeting was de-
velopcd saturday evening. and Il b. me-
known 20 what phase II political actiy
tiles the meeting viii address itself.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
BENTON READY TO SERVE
ALL MEMBERS WITH EGGS

harmon Benton. agricultural agent
G. the Potter and Oldham counties
sdp he statement Saturday that
srs ~" nov assured Ia supply the
warts OF the entire 1875 poultry club
.vmb-Is This. yording 10 Ma. Ben.
90. has been q difficult task. for the
.lson that stand. I'd bred strains have
a-r In great demand. not only among
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
YOUNG WORLD WAR HERO
BURIED HERE ON MONDAY

The inly at y ~ Coihu,ycr. Who
lied af ~. hou" oi his father @ J.
.lhUrV,r ~ 81 hNili' lll last
THURSDAY. viii be- hurried in i.lano Gem.
etpry following 20 Boo the s cHud
baptist church. conducted hy the pas
.or ltv, e. q. GrisWoid 20 . u,lock
NJ C,lhm'y,r was - wears ~ age.
nd ploslnusir Go gung to N" World
Wir Was with o., General Auto Sup.
DIV Company
Several y'1rs ago Mr. Cn!hmcycr
married Miss IrN,i laNilaud. who.
d.. her husband il well known and
greatly esteemed here During his In.
umhcnry here NJ Colhmeyer was q
beacon tn the Second Baptist Church.
nd also siperini.l'lent Of the SUNDAY
School work fnr that u.gini7aii"n. No
uau was more generally loved than
Was NJ Colhmcyef among the mem.
rrship of the church. and In the sec.
ION IT the city IN which he lived.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30

TUCUMCAlI April 2S-Thc ~
mths I'd child - Mrs. g. e. Golden
nat sustained injury Inst SUNDAY aft.
% stHb, 81 into the eye and who II
,as thought was only slightly injured
tl M. time. died ol "Wednesday after.
coon fon spinal meningitis - a o.
#. N 81 Tho injury.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30

Oranges. Sweetest yet. Phone you
grocer. sign af Quality.