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WITNESSES
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cd. on his own local, which the pos
SCISSOR said was to be delivered to
Walter Allen. Burns joined the
armed forces on August Goth at Ra-
cine.
Regarding the purchase of ann
munition he said he was compelled
to drive his car up Dry Branch to
get load Of thirty-one high pow
er rifles and peck of ammuni'
ton" from the home of Sam Bar
low. He involved Savoy Holt as
one of the chief movers in the plan
ming and execution of the march
and said he saw Holt 'harnesslng"
up miners and sending them to the
front lines.
Charles Tucker, of Three Forks.
Logan county, who was living at
Ward. Kanawha county. at the time
OF the march. said his mine local
contributed approximately $500 for
the march, that between $1,000 and
81 200 was collected from individuals
for the same purpose and that he
handled portion On the money so
collected, expanding the bulk OF IT
to pay bills incurred in connection
with the march. u. s. Cantley, one
OF the men who figured largely in
the Blizzard treason case evidence.
used SOME Of the money, he said
and that part Of it was turned over
10 Walter Allen at Lens Creek. He
saw roll, which he was informed,
contained $3.50, all in greenbacks
turned over Tucker said he knew
Scott Reese, colored, and recalled
having heard Reese tell colored
people about Ward that II any of
the white people secured guns the
colored people should not stand
back but should get their share,
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NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.

TO HOLDERS OF VICTORY AND
OTHERS CONCERNED:
Notice is Hereby Given as Follows:
/. Call for Partial Redemption Of
/ 81 percent Victory Notes
All 4 Ga percent Victory Notes other
lea Gold Notes Of 1922-1923. which
bear the distinguished letters \, B.
- y, z, or f, prefixed to their serial
umbers having been designed for the
..rpose by lot in the manner prescrb-
by the Secretary of the Treasury,
are called for redemption on Deem
her Is. 1922. pursuant to the provision
3r redemption contained in the notes
md in Treasury Department circular
-. 1873. dated April 81, 1919, under
lich the notes were originally issued.
Interest on all the / 81 percent Vic
tory Notes thus called for redemption
will cease on said redemption date,
December Is, 1922.
Victory Notes Of the + "a percent
series bearing the distinguishing let
tiers G, H, I, J, X, or L, pretiXed to
their serial numbers are not in any
manner affected by this call for re-
demption, and will be due and pay
able as to principal on May 20, 1928,
according to their terms.
,. Detailed information as to the
presentation and surrender of "a
percent Victory Notes for redemption
under this call is given in Treasury
Department circular No. 299 dated
July rs, 1922, copies of which may ne
obtained from the Treasury Depart
nent, Division of Loans & Currency
Washington, p. c.. or any Federal Re
serve Bank.
A. W. MELLON,
eScf-tAEy OF the Treasury
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Mrs. Anna NJ Bowen IS quite sick
at her home on South Raleigh street.
Mrs, D. w. Mullen, of West John
street, is visiting in Westminster,
Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. /. Alexander and
children, Of Winchester avenue, are
at Blue Ridge Summit, Pa, for some
time. Mr.. Alexander will return to
Nartinsburg after Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Teller and
two sons, Of Baltimore, are guests
at the home of Martin Brown, East
Burke street.
Mrs. Della Staff, Of Chambers
burg, Pa, has returned to her home
after visiting her mother, Mrs. Al
Their. OF Winchester avenue. In the
near future, Mrs. Staff will move
from Chambersburg 10 State Col
,ege, where her daughter, Fleeta,
will enter college this fall.
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PAGE SEVEN

101a101 Ia: Dec. 102 1-2a102 3-S;
May 107 1-2at07 Ii. Corn, Sept.
50 1Sa59; Dec. So 7-sa53 "a; May.
81 Ia to is. Oats, Sept. 32a31 81:
Dec, 80 3.4a33 L.: May 81 Is. Lard
Sept. 1929: Oct. 1882.
Lack of support caused a furtner
recession of prices in wheat today.
There was little change In the
general situation.
Wheat closed is to IS lower.
Corn broke rather sharply early
In the trading but buying by local
professionals worked prices higher.
Corn closed IA to 3-S higher. Oats
we're in moderate demand and
prices unchanged.
Provisions we're lower.
Wheat eased under local pressure
in today's trading and prices reced.
ed Weakness in Liverpool was a
contributing factor Closing prices
were "a to 1 3-S lower. 900
Corn was easy in tone and follow
ed tho downward dip in wheat
Scattered selling by commission
houses suniced to carry prices off
early. Corn closed ono to | II
| lower.
Oats were easy early but were
strengthened and closed fairly firm
Prices were is to IL higher at the
| close.
Provisions wero lower.
l
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NJ EMS GLASS
HOLDS SOCIAL

The Mems Bible Class OF First
Methodist Sunday School met in a
business session Tuesday night at
that church. President w. S. Bert
presided and reports were made by
the officers. After transacting GUS
tomary class business the large num-
Der of men folk in attendance made
plans for their part in the carnival
that is to be held by the Sunday
Schools the nights of September IL.
Is and IA. The mems class Will
have charge of the country store and
soliciting committees were appoint
ed. The affair concluded with a So
cial session during which refresh
mcnts were served.
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PUBLIC SALE
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

At my residence on South Raj
eigh street. near Bowers street, on
cATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1922,
Beginning at 10 o'clock a. m.
1o-Piece Oak Dining Room Suite
Library table, 9x12 Brussel, rug; lot
pictures; Canopy Fair cooking
range, Hoosiar kitchen cabinet; New
Perfection oil cook stove; Kitchen
table and lot kitchen chairs; lot
linoIeum. lot dishes, crockery, glass
iars, etc; 5-p.ece oak bedroom
suite, solid mahogany secretary
wooden bed white iron bed, bureau,
stand lot bed springs and mattress
es, lot bedding. two 9xl2 bedroom
rugs, etc.
TERMS-CASH
J. PINE DUNHAM
J. W. Dodd, AGct.
Aug Is 30-Sept / pd
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BRICK PLANTS INCREASE

Icy international News SerVice)
Huntingdon, Pa, Aug. 30.-Three
brick plants at Mount Union will in
crease wages of all classes Of work
ers beginning September l. The
Harbison-WaIker plant, largest in
the world, the General RefractOries
Company and the L. S. Refractories
viii increase Iaborers from $27O per
day to 1880 and all skilled work
men will be advanced accordingly.
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THE LOCAL MARKET
A CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to express our sincere
thanks to our many friends who so
willingly offered their service in
any way for the funeral of our
brother, James r. Gregory.
His Brothers and Sisters.
$50 rop pd
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GOOD GUESSER

A kodak is being offered by the
Ripple Developing Company TO the
man or woman guessing nearest to
the exact number OF film spools dis
played In one of the big windows
at KS Pharmacy The spooIs are
heaped in one great pile and con
testants place their guesses In a
specially prepared balloting box In
the store. The contest closes Sat
urday night.
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BODY RECOVERED

W rratToTdF rTcW5 otrVTcF.1
Philadelphia. Aug. 30,-The body
of Mrs. Barbara Taylor, widow of
Commander James S. Taylor, U. S.
Navy, was recovered from the Della
ware early today by naval tugs
dragging the river. 1t is believed
Mrs. Taylor became deranged with
grief following her husbands death
from pernicious anaemia on Sunday
last.
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is SENTENCED
TO BE HANGED

William A. Stultz, the Frederick,
Md man who shot and killed Off
Ger John Adams, when the former
attempted to arrest him a few weeks
since, was tried and convicted Tues
day at Rockville and sentenced to
be hanged. When sentence was
passed on him Stultz murmured.
Don't be too hard on me- and col
lapsed.
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GREEKS MEET WITH
REFUSES BY TURKS
ALONG BATTLE FRONT
All AnatoIian Ports Are Or
dered Closed.
(sy international News Service !


Constantinople, Aug. 30.-Turkish
nationalist troops are advancing
against the Greeks over a twelve
mile front in the BileHk sector Of
the Anatolian battle front, said a
dispatch from the war zone today.
Following the evacuation OF Kar-
ahissar, $50 miles southwest of An
gOra), the Turks have cut off the
Greek forces In the northern part
OF AnatoLia from the isain body.
Heavy losses have been inflicted
upon the Greeks and many prison
ers have been taken, according to
claims made by the nationalist gov
eminent 2. Angora
Bad weather is prevalent and
rain threatens to interfere with the
Turkish offensive.
The Greeks in northern Auatolia
are falling back upon BToVssa, their
base.
This force IS in dangerous posi-
ton and the Turks are threatening
to roll it up entirely. Broussa is
200 miles west OF Angora aad So
miles south OF Ccnstantin0ple.
The Turks are employing exten-
sive forces of cayalrY as we'll as
heavy artillery.
In the region Of Karahissar She
Greeks were compelled to leave val
liable stores of war supplies behind
when they retreated.
An American destroyer lying in
the harbor at Sansum, has been
warned not to communicate with the
shore All the Anatolian ports have
been ordered closed
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FREIGHT LoADINGs INCREASE

washington, Aug. 30.-Loading OF
revenue freight on the railroads of
the United States during the week
ending August 10 totalled $50, 219
cars, which was an increase of
1859 cars over the preceding week,
according to figures made public to-
day by the Association of Railway
Executives. This was an increase
of 41,072 cars over the correspond
ing week last year. but a decrease
of 111.SS4 under thhe corresponding
week in 1920.
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ARRESTED FOR SPEEDING

Police officers stopped a FREEZER
lex automobile here last night and
arrested the driver for speeding
He put up a forfeit for his appear
nee later.
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FOUND.

small spotted hound
came to my house. Owner can
have same by paying for adj, dogs
board and giving description of
dog. Eugene Fleming, r., City,
Box 2o-A. OILS
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man for farm
and orchard work. House fuel
furnished and COW kept. Must
be we'll recommended and able to
handle team. Commence work
October 1st. Arcadia Orchard,
Falling Waters. Q-124s
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DIRECTORS
ME ETING.

The regular monthly meeting of
the Directors of the Kings Daugh-
ters' Hospital will be held at the
hospital Thursday evening. the 31st,
at 1880 o'clock. A full attendance
is desired
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MANY AT FAIR

Large crowds of people, many from
Martinsburg and Berkeley county,
are attending the Winchester fair
TODAY.
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WANTED

FREE-Good rock for all building
purposes if hauled away Apply
rs ". King. Q132*
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Athens. Aug, 30,-War Minister
TheatAs and Minister Strar1s dc
parted today for the Anatolian war
theatre to participate in a council
Of war. They will meet General
Hadjanestis, the Greek commander
in-Chief at Smyrna, Greek great
headquarters
The Greeks claimed that the
Turks, in their offensive along the
AnatOlian front, are using Russ an
airplanes and French guns.
The result Of the battle which
has now been raging for three days
is still in doubt, according 10 gov
eminent advices. Newspapers claim
ed that the situation is not serious.
They admit that the Greeks We're
forced to give ground at some places
but claim that the Turks were re-
pulsed al Elvanlar.
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Sapt, Lee Davis, Of the Middlesex
Mills, has been confined for several
days to his home on West King
street with a heavy cold.
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CALENDAR OF
EVENTS FOR
THIS WEEK..
Thursday, August 81

'HH' quay, august o.
8 2. m. Regular meeting Of Vic
tory Council, No. T, Daughters OF
American.
Saturday, September
p. m, Weekly meeting Of the
pythian Sisters.
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FOR sALE-112 ton truck, Buick.
, Four touring. Ford touring. c.
T. Custer, 443 East Burke. Q12G*
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FOR SALE-A good baby carriage.
BOT n. High st. OBJ
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FOR sALE-Ford touring car, per-
feet condition. H, Z. Hardt, Fall
ing Waters, ". Va. Q111*
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LfosT-White Poodle dog opposite
,SBank of Msrtinsburg Jesse En-
!. xls. Shenandoah Junction. Q134
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FOR sale

FOR sALE-Child's bed and mar
tress, good condition, 106 South
Raleigh St. OLE
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-oR SALE = Used Ford Coupe in
good condition. Price right. Mar
tinsburg Sales Corporation. Oils
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Los

.TRAYEO = One Jersey calf from
pasture. Liberal reward for its
whereabouts Cyrus Beard, R. /,
City. Bell phone S1S-F-24. Q120*
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WANT ED-Salesman with car Cord
tires at prices below competitors.
$4,000 and expenses. Hydro-Vul-
can Tire Company, 1104 South
Michigan Ave, Chicago, Illinois.
OPT
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Mr.. O. A. Watson. OF Charleston.
is registered Mt Hotel Berkeley.
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ne1

LOST = Pair OF Toric lens nose
glasses with DR.. Morisons name
in case. Reward. George a.
kershner. Q125*
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For RENT

For RENT-Furnisle room, bath,
for one or two men. 49, Faux
ner Ave. Pl37nc
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CHICAGO MARKET.

(By International News Servicc.)
Chicago, Aug. 30.--Wheat, Sept
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LosT-Tire chain between Sny-
ders Dam and Martinsburg. Re
ward at KS Pharmacy. Q-135*
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, BARGAIN TO QUICK BUYER
Chalmers six touring car in prime
condition. Call Phone No. 2, He'd
gesville or write P. o. Box Sc,
Hedgesville. Q113
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=. " WEI lflUN,
escfstAEy OF the Treasury
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11

Tinted Silfss - America Norihcrr
b.s'ri'' co. TrAas
To y w MANS In sad District
irrrtrg.
Tor curtain o,us.s offered before n
,'stf 80 Court of thu Tinted States n
lmartu w.'h y and tor thc Sorihcrr
p.s.rr'' - T'zas. 49, Court e Rank
rupa'H Sc Command and strictly cn
',ln yoI lllug al ether mstt.rs ASIDE
son Personally appear bcf,rc cur said
nd Notwithstanding any excuse. iha'
oyu perse lly appear before our 3 u
! - strict CcIrf 10 b.. holden ~ Amarillo
reX's. IN said u sirici. on the 9Th ia,
. Z oc;ol~r \ y. 49,. 81 10 O'Clock \
". 20 answer n I--giion Md y. ]. VI
. I.lilori t.u rgv 90 upau.' rorpar ~
ion. S'-pi''ils Mcks~ Bacon Ceupaav
ccrpofa' oH aud a. 4 Davidson ir
our ','d court. pray ng that yol Ma,
BE- sliudgvd 4 bankrupt: and 20 do fut
,h.r and 1--we that vhieh said pis
trici Cc.ri .hsn ccns,der Ia this b,lilli
Ard thiS sou are IN novice 20 emit. ur
Der The 1ans and penalties 81 Via
mav br.aii 'Hcr~on.
WitGss. che Honorable James e
I NEsOn. Judge OF said Court and To-
s.al There's; ~ Amarillo. this 18th d.
F of pc'oiss 4. ~ 1872.
Luis e Maynard Cie.k rs SAM l.
Mo'ioN D'pu,y.
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STOCK CARS ON
WAY TO PLAINS
PIP. c. c. told

Gar. nu uOv on th.iI 9ay 10 the
aioI'h stri,..n nr'us 90 90" Panhandle
tr.ord ne Zoo a telegram received Tues
Dc, hs Tho Panhandle ilins Chemb' r
Dl CHmmefDr. Nhih r at trit eugsr
'I m r,li'f work uf Panhandle cutie.
Ilru
Tho urslr, ufrh was from e.
Rn.h dr,'for ~ wrllr. f3t the inter
sfffu Commerce Commission said ace
1850 steps were being taken by the
American ElilNt, ASS .l'.nu Go supply
ais Goo 10. Fou Worth and Denver
'Hr 49, Efh 1Id ih. Slnn ~
a'lmsd o. hr making every effort o.
pIs ur.
Tho SAT hpud D., delivering ears to
DO" F0r 81 nth ana Denver within two
dlt. ara ,.ur,s nIe being made 10 GO
al. FROM 200. & q y 90 relieve tn
ruhaudl. situation Sir Roth wir'~l
fho pmaludi, Plains Chamber ~ Com
frfTH.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11
Brahma Live Stock
Will Be Driven to
Pastures at Miami

Two thousand brad ~ Brahma steers
viii b. moved shortly from ne Dalhart
Country % tho clark and Veil pasture
northeast o. Miami 10 was learned here
Yesterday Gage" Johnson and Pyle. OF
San Antonio have hrcn plsiuring them
near Dulhsr tor sometime.
I'll" steer. viii O" driycv o the winter
pastures because ~ tho high freight
rates u was said her. Yesterday The
Panhandle has ltiln Brahna cattle bat
q l. said this type q stock 81 becoming
popular .r part, az South Texas. whore
lrouth conditions are generally much
more severe than they are iu "a" Pan.
handl. Brshm1 live stock gets is
nam" from the sacred cow Of India
and 81 is Sad that L. ls particularly
adapted 10 dr. Inmates
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Facts Accumulate
on Getting Water
For Users in Civ

Facts are gradually arcumu!'tins.
sald W3ukopp klfsted, engineer fr"n
Kansas ciiy Who is max NJ "a survey iu
tho purp.~ ol recommend ng The
seurer of adcquatr water supply ~
ArHr d..
Mr K',rsiol said TI,sl's q would lc
."uI, Times ei"f' d. roull mikc any
rocmm'ndltIcns 1s data WIS 500 g.
be- collected and b would also b" rro
"s-uj 90 make further surveys
tn engineer IS moss collecting data
% fh. ,"ntr plff v, rsi1 Duro canyon.
Tests dong the uilar iau 90 thr can.
son were completed lost week
Nhm rho engineer w1s asked u -
would not be u tery ar onlf job tu
ind 100 adequate votes supply &C a.
.iif bee uon-cpumitantly answered
Every problem ias .~Ii',u
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JUDGMENTS ARE
HANDED DOWN IN
3 COURT CASES

Judgment for the plaintiff was rem
d.red TUESDAY IN district court by Judge
Henry < bishop IN thc case OF tn"
Tho npsou Produce Company against
ne Pacific Fruit and Produce Com
pary. Tho action WIS brought 20 re-
sciul contract The judgment was rem
dorod boz punishment OF FUNDS boz the
FIRST National Bank.
Judgment by default was rendered
iu ihr suit brought by the T. S. Stardcr
Grain Company against W. A. Powers.
Tho Judgment was FOR sil22 Adkins
and kimbrough represented the plain
an
Frank Hays Vas given the verdict by
default in suit against J J Holcom5.
The suit was brought on q note.
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THE WEATHER

Amarillo aud NIeu's Nrdns ads
air coid.f Wtdu,sdl,
West T.u "Wednesday fair. colder
Panhandle Wcdurvh,
Eastern Sew Ncylru Fair W,dr'a
ay mot much ciugc boo temperature.
THURSDAY probably fair
Weather Ouilook Tor the period Oct. Q
to Oct. 10. lgss. inclusive.
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SH0PCRAFTS WILL HEAR
SEVERAL TALKS TODAY

Tho Federated Shopeafig viii h1y'
re- special meeting ~ O'Clock This morn
ing ~ 'ho " - vs. Han Au invita-
ton is ,Nt'rd'd 90 tho pub.ir 20 aiicnf
NJ, session its morning S'.nl prom
u'rt outoftoNu speaker, VIII De- pres
err
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11

lydia r. pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound Tablets and LYDIA J.. Pinkhsms
Blood Medicine and improved every day.
DC all my own work now except the
washing and d. Il with ease. ! can ac-
conplsh as much in = day now 80 IL
would have taken me a week 10 Do last
winter and try Ia get every one know
20 take your medicine to bgild them UP.
You are welcome 90 usc this letter as a
testimonial Il you Ike. Mrs. CHAs.
BAEER. q Spencer Ave. HOrneh. MY.
In almost every neighborhood there
are women who know Il the value OF
lydia r. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
Dound. They know because they hsve
taken II and have been helped. Why
Don; you give IL t.ial!
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Rebel hiet Fleeing

III. rASO. Get lo.--Gcu Fran.
ts'o Murguia, rebel leader whns'
orc"s wcr. routed b, the regulars In
IN encounter near Durango last week
y fleeing afoot 10 escape capture. &C.
rordiug % a message received az mill.
larry headquarters from General J. G.
Scabor today
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SPENCER is EMPLOYED
AS DIARIES INSPECTOR

Q g. Sp.ur.r has hs,1 'mpl Sod a.
larry inspector tni l' & ty - ANN.
Mo lir began work Monday g. watch
~ fur the putty ot milk sold in ANA.
No The work 90 this donar,men, has
l,cu banded by pr " u Duke. city
Inspector, since the resignation Of Paui
3 Prlckstt ."Ncfll weeks ago
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Nndllnrinm Crllnrfnr mcrn

v y War ~ w. paao. contractor on
he Nun cIlai Aud to-iun in ATarillo
rrtcd here TUESDAY to Inspect pro-
r.ss being m1de ou m" build ng Op
rat onH vh,h we're ID 'N,l because ct
failure iu rec" Sc steel were renewed
when ,arl,od II steel arrived last
week
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CITYBRIEFS

Learn word ever dag. Todal's
word Is DESpOll. It's pronounced
e-spoil with nccui on tie Last syllable.
ncans-io niundor 90 rob 20 pllilre.
90 take aW1y ones loi,nging- %
."mcs from fauu-- "dcspuliars 90
OBJ tumusn ON words d'~loltttou do
i"il"r IT. used HE thi--'Il" com-
planned nat rent pru,itr'rs had drsI0il
ID hun n all his money
". u. Drownell. who leii Tor Drnnr,
'ndN hecuise ct the scrlous illness
OF bis mother. tclegupphcd hero Tues,
lny that SD. died Monday ana that
ur"rul s.rsiC.s would o. held Thurs.
py
Zen Ivan Of Wichita. ksl,.. who
wins rtnch al H gyms. Vac iu tho
city yegaIday.
r.. =. Post and William Gregur,. eat.
Tie men u Brooyillc kans we're in
,mirtli" YESTERDAY
John i'uir ard ". .. Morris of the
firm q; Buie and Morris OF Coleman
t,." 10. r" yestonbi, on cattle business.
Nad Oates. Who has been con.
lined b. his bod Ni,G illness Tor sumc
im, is convIlcscing
VI. !. Ncbiis. eowman ~ Higgins. vas
n Amarillo YESTERDAY
\ q. l.ingcr IL Dcuver was In Anna.
De- ftsn arrlv ~ route 10 his ranch at
VEGA
Crrl Inc,hsrt. Who has hc,ri AT his
inchos li Higgins and Iampa the pas,
ow days returned o. the city ycster
Day.
John T. Eurti,. ranchrr In the Vega
nd H.-"'orl communities, hss gone 10
nocnosir- MINI, tor treatment lie is
,pori.d ~ bee seriously N.
". Oi.rcn has Leased the ranch of L.
\. " NJ D. Roberts couniy Tor grass
turing tho winter months.
T.. \ Wells. Who was IN Wichita
Falls rvcrnily reported that oil men
hot, are booking with favor en- ANA.
rillo fiold lr. are sun inquiring about
icas"s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11

the matter Win me.
II was tired out al
over anditwasan cf
fort for me to move.
II was irritable and
couldnci sleeprights
and had trouble with
my bowels and at my
periods. II seemed
thatncarly every one
around M knew OF
Your medicine and
wanted me % try 4.
lso at last ! took