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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19
DRINKS RAT POISON; DIES.

East Liverpool, O.. Oct. lS.--Andrew
Sabo, IS. coal miner. committed sui
tide by drinking rat poison to-day, AT
his boarding house In West Point He
iq said to have been Respondent be,
cause OF separation from his wife.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19
SIDE TALKS
bv Ruth Cameron
A PERVAsIVE PERSON

had gone out OF house where this
man who does not like her was staying.
I heard him quote from DR.. Holmes
poem on the organ grinder: "Si!eace
like a poultice comes TO heal tho blows
OF sound" Cruel. perhaps. but no one
In the group she had left could help
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19
BRAIN Tests
By Sam LLOYD
4 nruutss to Ansxsr This.

3 Minutes 30 AnsWsf Tn1b.
There were two books on a shelf. Vol ].
20 the left, had 100 leaves. Vol. had
$50 leaves. Then little book worm got
busy. He could bore at the rate OF one
minute through leaf and one hour
60 through cover.
How long did IT take him to bore from
the first page OF Vol. 10 the last page
Of Vol. 2?
Answer 10 Yesterdays.
CABINET plus SOW minus CAB
minus NETS plus ACORN minus CORN
leaves IOWA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19

Don't always DO trying 10 get the cen
ter ot tho stage. Tho pervas!ve person
IS often generous but ut the same time
selfish With that form Of sclfshncss
that always wants the center OF the
stage.
Try to sense the meaning and the
beauty Of such words as reticence, re-
servo. perer'ty. po!se and the qualities
that stand behind them.
Tomorrow-Thc Individual Gtvcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19

I. NJ WI am glad 10 know that you
have lost 90 pounds in two months
That's a little BIZ too rapid for con-
.Inuous reduction. believe. Although
haye letters from many u our follow
ers stating that they have reduced AS
RAPIDLY as you have without any symp-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19

When Molly went home hex problem
srIyu lou p'noM GUS 'p"tIl9s sh"
either Tom or George. She was going 70
no Mrs Ashton.
fro-morrow-rhs Lure Of tho searchO
downright. 1872. George Matthew ADAMS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19

In Bavaria the teaching OF Eagish
has been substituted in the schools for
French.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-12
WARE OF BOOZE POWDERS,
Money Pours Into Postoffics fol
Markings" Of Hootch,
Only to be Returned.

Washington, Aug. 12.-Home brew
ers and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. beware OF
the Booze Powder" is the warning
sent hroadcast by the Pos,office De-
partment. In q recent circular. For
stemming . tide OF 'dehydrated" al
coholic beverages OF reminiscent
names u . steady sob OF the fraud Sec
ton OF the department.
Using the reputation OF German
chemists certain German concerns
have distributed hundreds OF thou
sands u crcSlars In the United States,
Offering for "one dollar only, Rhine
wine, Xoselle. Sherry, Port. Bordeaux
Burgundy. Tokay. Munich beer, Pills.
ner porter, ale. etc." in a dried form
says the Postofhce. From the powder
. gallon or two OF the beverage In
d1cated on the package can be made
the spurious circulars claim.
Despite the issuance OF fraud warn
4ngs and fraud orders, many people
are stll sending money TO these Ger
man concerns only TO have the money
returned to them by the Postoffice De-
par1ment. II these powders contain
- alcohol their importati ton would be
prohibited and since they do not have
the latent possibilities advertised they
violate the mall fraud statutes.
A significant requirement, adds the
department. warnings. is that ever,
advertidnS circular insists on pay.
mept being made in American cur.
gency.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-12

The very smart country homo win
employ a certain amount Of oolored
oilcloth in decoration this summer. II
- a new idea. ana one that = bound
to become very popular. because It 10
neither very expensive nor diaoult TO
use. 1t u sanitary and impsrv!ous to
rain and sunlight.
In our illustration you see how It 10
used In three different ways: 70 bind
chintz curtains for tho window, to up
holster an old-fashionsd chair and to
cover a small table. The chintx used
in this room 10 a delicate green with
an interesting design In the shape OF =
bowl filled with brilliant fruit at which
an equally gay cock IL pscking. These
chintx curtains are lined with red and
bound with black oilcloth. Tho chair
II painted red and has seat and mar
row valance Of black oilcloth with 4
fringe OF red. The low table In front
OF the window u also red with Z black
oilcloth top that Is fastened down on
the red edge Of the table with wrought
iron nails. The door for this unusual
and brilliant room u black cork COM
position. It has . yslvsty lustre and
Is very durable,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-12
Two MORE Weeks OF
CAMP CAESAR RODNEY
10y oeests Having an Enjoy.
abb Tine and esnstitlng
Accordingly.

0uDoaal coerosoendencs Every Gveaing
NortA DAs4 Ma. Aug. 1.-THE boys
ct Camp cAs6ar Rodney. 1t Red POINT,
wsrs entsetainsd on Tuesday At the
homo e Mr.. Lucas, opposite Charles
town. The afAir WAS brought shout
when he scouts saw rs yachts pass
up the river hv the camp. and thinking
there would ~ . race. called Mr.. Lucas
on the telephone to inquire. He tn
formed thom that there would b no
race, but invited tho campers to come
over. ~ the cruisers. and pay him .
visit.
Sail wac made on the cutter and the
whAleboAt. and the campers were
loaded. A heavy wind from the South
east took tho boats up the river in
wonderful style. The party landed and
was shown through tho beautiful
Lucae home. after which the gym"
was thrown open and the scouts turn
I'd loose. They bowled. played billiards.
boxed ana he'd . merry time fer about
two hours Before leaving all were
taken In for . swim and the life guards
were NsIeed to give an exhibition OF
their work.
There VIII Re only two more weeks
OF camp. Inc nature den that has been
established 10 gradually increasing
Several spscirhens OF snakes have been
added and the scouts have had a won
derful opportunity TO observe these
reptiles At ffrst hand. While several
scouts were playing at tag the other
day, Robert Rand discovered what he
thought was q beautiful black and
white cat ana attempted to catch the
animal for the nature den. The kitty
turned out 10 be a polecat. and the in
cident ended disastrously for Scou,
Rand.
Troop Nc. 81 has been doing yer,
good merit badge work during tn,
summer and earned quite a few a
camp. The members are running Z
close race with another city troop fol-
the greatest number OF badges.
Twenty scouts are needed TO hel,
during tho Delaware State Fair. Fiv,
from each troop are asked to repor
At the ONCE before August 81. TIL,
boys viii be paid for their service.
and will be In charge OF an assistan
ecoutmaster.
Robert Garrett, son OF Percy Gar
rett OF near Northeast. Nd, presente<
Camp Caesar Rodney with = baseball
a first baseman's glove and a football
the other day. A a result OF the visi
OF men from the Rotary. Kiwanis an,
Lions Cluhs OF Wilmington recently
the boys also had an increase in play
ing equipment. Mr.. Blatz had tn,
equipment sent to the camp.
Captain Parker Ford Is installin,
the motor which was formerly uee<
In the whale boat IN a large cutter
This viii b equipped with a bras
wheel and Will be more staunch an,
roomy.
Troop No. Z had a very enthussas
. tic meeting Tuesday evening and 4
revtving interest in eeascout work
which win Be In charge OF Aaeistan
Scoutmastsr voss. The troop had a
guests james Norford and Osca
Marden. former members. The boy
plan to take . hike today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-12

Clothing Unjon Members Of Rocheste,
to Organise Institution Others
Nay Follow.

Rochester. n. y, Aug. 12.-Estab-
hshment OF a bank in Rochester for
the $4,000 members OF the Ama,ga-
mated Clothing Workers OF America
and for such other persons as desire
70 put their money in the institution
Is being concentrated. This fact was
made kacwn yesterday in a statement
issued by Sidney w. Hillman, national
president OF the union.
Establishment OF banks in all large
clothing csnters OF the United States
where there are locals OF the amalga-
mated will be discussed by the general
executive board Of the union, which "a
In session here. Mr.. Hillmon said.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-12

Where shade trees are absent or in
conveniently located, there 10 no more
comfortable substitute than the large
shade umbrella The possession Of one
of these means that you can have q
shady spot outdoors on the hottest day
for cards or sewing or a cup Of tea and
q social time The best shade UNI
brellas are made 30 that they are quite
strong and the stout rod In the center
70 finished with spike 30 that the
umbrella can be put down in the
ground in any convenient locality.
It may be Of canvass. or oilcloth
lined. and is usually in very gay COL
ors. white and red. scarlet and orange,
blue and yellow. 1t not only furnishes
an adequate amount OF shade but il q
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-12

White silk Jersey bound with butter
colored linen braid makes an un-
usually smart country costume for the
young girl. The youthful. gathered
neck-line Of the hip.lsngth cape 10 i'd
justed with = tie Of linen tape which
extends around the upper edge OF the
cape. The tailored shirt. which has q
nat. round collar and long or short
sleeves, may be OF lawn or organdie
for GOODNESS. Tho long -waisted. sleeve.
less waistcoat and tho simple Skin,
with slash pockets are made separate
ly. and the waistcoat might be discard.
ed II desired. Beige. which 10 ak
an important color note for summer
might b substituted for white.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-12

The day Of sitting about dressed In
Immaculate clothes at smart summer
resorts has passed. Tho modern smart
mans summer wardrobe for tho sum-
mer now consists only CT practical
clothes. In other words. clothes which
are equal TO any occasion o. sport he
may want to indulge in at q moments
notice. At the most fashionable resorts
gr&y and fawn colorsd flannel trousers
have taken the place Of white ones.
o>rvicsabls sport and country shoes
arc worn in place OF immaculate
white ones. The man with . carefully
chosen color scheme, with everything
to match and everything in order.
now appears to b over -dressed. HIS
country cousin come to town" In
rough twseds ana gay colors has q
smarter touch and more dash than
his carefully dressed town cousin. The
immaculate man seems all dressed
up With no place to 60" His clothes
seem beautiful but inappropriate. II
you are UP to the moment in the
smart thing to wear. dress for the
country - the country would have
you dress. in = praetica' manner.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-12

worth their time and
money to buy their din
ing-room furniture in
the Wanamaker August
Sale instead Of nearer
home.
Those who have not
such distances to cover
should not trail far be-
hind them in the dash
for opportunity.
IT you enter your
dinin0-rOOns t hre g
tim es each day, as
hungry for better fur
niture IN It as for good
food
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-12

very picturesque feature on . bright
green lawn. especially Ia midsummer
when there are not many flowers IN
bloom. -.
With this umbrella. Of course. some
picturesque outdoor. lightweight fur
niture 10 necessary: q folding card
table with a rattan top or covered with
oilcloth and very lightweight rattan
chairs with oilcloth cushions. So far
as Feasible, outdoor furniture should
always be impsrvious to sun. rain and
wind. There is very little real comfort
with porch or lawn fittings that have
to be brought in for every storm and
that clutter UP the halls until It Il
time to take them out again.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-12

'em, our valued neigh
bors and friends.
Each Of them beheld,
and most Of til e m
b o.u g h t, Wanamaker
Sale furniture.
Naturally, this has
left some impress on the
Sale-enough to make a
quick-step advisable on
the part Of all with din
ing-room furniture yet
to buy.
Yet our floor display
Of 200 different kinds Of
dining-room suits, and
the reserve stocks in our
capacious warehouses,
are still sufficient to sat-
isfy and to delight hum
dreds Of purchasers yet
to come.
Savings are sufficient
to make it a mighty
poor business PROPOSE
ton to buy furniture for
your dining-room after
August 31st if you can
furnish it before.
The nearer to the cur
rent date you purchase
it, the bettsr business
proposition.
0OU wouldn't t.
think m uch Of
these fellow citi-
zens Of yours who come
in daily and help them
selves to Wanamaker
furniture at Wana-
maker August prices, if
they did not help them
selves to the best, would
you?
Folks coming all the
way from such points as
Paoli, Indiana, or Aus
tin, Texas, have found it
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-12
INSCRIPTION, Of
~ course, is ridicu-
lous to attempt.

No such variety, no
su c h quantities and
qualities, characterize
any other retail stock
anywhere.
We have bought in
and brought in the fin
est output Of the furni-
ture market, at a period
Of national development
when standards Of taste
and Of construction are
higher than for years.
Putting on the furni-
ture lower prices than
for years, even at
Wanamaker's-eve in
August-certainly does
not lessen its charm.
Jacobean, Georgian,
Louis XVI, Italian, Co
lonial-all the preferred
period styles are here,
and, Of course, executed
in the finest woods tho
lumber forests grow.
Knowing that dining
room furniture receives.
perhaps, the hardest
wear Of any furniture
in the house; or that,
anyway, more is expect
ed from it than from
any other pieces
We have given az
minute study to details
making for substantial
ity in these handsome
dining tables, Bullets,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-12
MAuRETANlA SETS RECORD.
Crosses tie Atlantic In s Days
Hours And 80 NlnutAs..

New York. Aug. IA new record
for the voyage from Cherbours to New
York wac set by the Mauritania,
which arrived yesterday. FIVE days
nine houfs and twenty minutes after It
left the French port.
The previous record. held by the
MAURITANIA. was ten minutes slower.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-12

The visitor was examining the class.
Can any little boy tell mo what
hshnet 10 made of" he inquired. "A lot
Of little holes tied together with
strings" smiled the never-failing
hrixhs boy,-We sleyau Advance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-12

servers, china-cabinets
and sets Of chairs, as to
details making for beau
ty and taste, and that's
saying much.
It is saying most Of
all to 8 ia t e that
EVERYBODY can be
served to his taste and
to the welfare Of his
pocketbook.
Nobody is left out Of
, it, whether his price
limit stops at three or
four hundred dollars or
marches with our price
limit-four thousand.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-12

busiest furniture-sell-
ing in the annals of the
trade. are still present
in a selection which for
combined beauty, quail
ity, variety and moder-
ate prices cannot be
matched by any two,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-12
Tuo Exceptionally LoU-Priced
Suits for the Breakfdst-ROOnt

Sale and who may
therefore suppose that
delay has been fatal to
their chances.
Not a bit Of it. AS
one Of our friends is
fond of saying, nothing
is fatal but death.
THE Sale started
IL July 9th and has
been visited by
thous an DIS, of men,
women and, we are glad
to say, even children,
from pretty nearly the
four corners Of the
earth.
A. This monont x,,o
are Grating a consign-
ment Of furniture to 90
to Costa Rica, Central
America, not to mention
the furniture we are
sending to places far
distant from Wana-
maker Square, Philadel-
phia, although located in
our own United States.
| Then there are the
fol- from points close
at I'd, thousands Of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-12
A SMART HAT WITH A TOUCH
OF THE PRACTICAL.

This small hat Of blue felt IL trim
med about tho crown with rosettss Of
PHEASANT feathers dyed TO match. Tall
feathers Of tho same shade fall. from
one side over the shoulders. The mar
row brim rolls UP on ono side.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-12

One OF the most radical differences
between this seasons general fashion
appearance and last years is the grow
Ing tendency for elaboration In after
noon frocks. At the races this year, II
was noted that American women were
dressed, in large majority. in elabor-
ately trimmed and colourful afternoon
frocks. rather than in the sports cos
tune OF last year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-12
WATCHMAKERS

We have number Of positions for
all-around watchmaksrA Must b
skilled in repairing small watches.
Good working conditions; good pay;
steady work. Apply by letter, stat
ing age, experience and references.
JOHN WANAMAKER
PHILADELPHIA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-12

It then is YOU lclt0
need to see this August
Sale furniture, in all
the spIendor of beauty,
the dignity of serutce-
ability, enhanced by
the golden gIop Of
prtce-sarings, that still
surround it.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-12

maybe three, retail col
lections in the land.
Of this we speak to-
day.
People should be adj
vised of the fact.
It may mean much in
happiness and much in
savings to those who
have been hindered in
attending the August
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-12

- EDRCOM furni-
- ture is plentiful
but we have
spoken Of that.
Living room furni-
ture Is still wonderfully
abundant - but that
will be spoken Of in due
order.
Dining : room suits,
after eleven days Of the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13
RESIDENCES IN
AMARILLO GOING
UP VERY FAST

Uu.U... activities ln Amarillo a-
,..,uU.u Huurhout the nation have
G.... r.f..G % o.. The railway strike
'.I,,.I.. tE 80. is th" delay IN com.
rI..u. OH. o.. u.u municipal auditor
.un f. .t.. ..ald Dee procured now, th'
buIII r. ,uuI mot be- Oompl' ed nntl'
at. bon IrHN or Fchru1rr tho huila
.r. ...U...-.r says This means IN"
ul.tr..u. tU net Doe available Tor th'
s.Ir. conventions during these months
Tn. auditorium and The new hgh
.h.u IHDns i.o thu only pu'l'c
I.HdIn1s u,t under construction IN
A.nrru Another uIEDd ot building u
a tJ..,..urd ..H.. pavilion and additions
10 ..r. . 200. churches. while the
IS. Sn. DOL. S auud Baptist 'hnrrh
...........f lt,. , new church house. The
.,lafr. ruH .rd % IN s'huol building
..a....t ,rr,u expenditures 81 around
q mf nIl u dollars
Nau r,r residences 1rr gang az
..siH-eI.l', e. Cos, West side and M sun
Iarut. Uaar- building permits for
.fs-t n 90, Nt> Of residence consiruc
ti,n Min a, Got. n,yond jh. 1927 record
10 F.. u.N...I
Th. f'.i .. ori follows
Il.II..- permits issued hN he CIV
uf t..r.l. dWlug The YEAR la'l 10
tailed - 800 bsn Three hundred li'N
| r,tH.i- vt., ISSUED Ion thv 'ons'r'.
t..r ,f o. .a,r.s forty siN t"r mrrDn
tls uhdu. ,aJ forty-siX tof additions
and isiud-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13
RObERTS-OLvER
HAVE STORES IN
THREE STATES

T.oheit, 4 oliver D. well known
fiu, for o., operation OF retail lumber
,,rds aul hardware STORES bur th" iin
4 na better known thHu ihc t"o .nii'
Alduul- vhr oomposr %
= J.. Rdclts aud . s. olF.I u' H.-
Osrs ,n thc zig 300 di. 90 ,y., affairs
ana matters ol interest 90 20, .itt Mr
oliver a. HpmbG of 'hn l'nIri re
Cit Development hls dome valuable.
$40 s f,r imarllo
Fhe nrD operate lumber wards an'
d rdvnro stores r Texas Ncw McN' '
ANA colorado with guDrM offices iu
Aiuaiill'. tn 81 uU stores uI yards at"
81 ned by thu firm % Amarillo The
purcha u. DEPARTMENT is also lo0dt'd
With tn re1crll office 90 suite .ol -
the now lnhsudl. Lumhr company
bulldog on West Sixth Street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13
ADVISORY BOARD
ON RADIO FORMED
BY HERBERT HOOVER

WASHINGTON Auru.f D. -lmulfi.
an, n, m. a.ia, ~ ..r.r... u passing
new radio contrpl lcr '. requested
hy tuo Department Of ."|" SF'
urr % "rr has viH U"1I"1 "i
I'n,r DEPARTMENTS of government FORM.
a ,p interncii,t.. advisor. .num.ttco
........,.....,., ....,... .t.......r ....f.r-
10 l''7'Hh'' 81 '.'
90 % bard is. ~ " ~ 0.I'''. "'
.,r.,u OF standard r.uulture w.
d Wheeler radio Development section.
Interior. - y Hood Bureau of Mines.
Justice * EIv chief .I,r. Labor \ y
'utr uffir, Of the -.cr,t.. NItv Com.
i.udor II q Bushaf. naval pwumu.
,i,liiuu service. ro-,na.. D g. Edrrr.
On All. NAL service. stat. rs Is Hog
r- international ,,nu.... f.r. ,m.
f.r.uc. Treasury " UDfH. pub.
r health service. N,r Ntt G,r. C. o..
Suuicr. chief signal office. rn,f .oor-
hutt.r capt NJ = ru' budget h9'
rolI. shipping Buud J. Guthrie,
radio 10, sion ana secretary hI j NJ.
Dell niger. radio chief Bureau uf stand
ras
An governmental sgg,,,. of govern.
ue1t hrnnlc,stiug I.r urinary sta.
IONS has been established uuyuz only
previously existing government s'a.
ions and equipmcU lNr primary
i1finus are Those which, HI .l' off.
sal government u,t,. I.. ..aIt fplt gT.ia
.hv tu Furnish information % I"rll cen.
tors Tor rcbroadcastiug De- pdiuphouc.
The eight stations $50 Wr included
rhcy are: Arlngto. Na m.y $3.50
meters Great Likes Oh NAVY 4.'nQ
md out daily bulletins 90 government
rows. mostly agricultural muert data
r,t.is Warrington u,rfuffID. 4Nt
rcirrs. Omamha. Sob. pr luir.r. ..jvl
fcirIs. North Platte N,Ur. uu,tutfcc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13
POOR GIRL BOUGHT HER
OWN PAYING PROPERTY

Tr. .ur.t of seventeen ie n.'Ug cob.
served TODAY when the rent v.ru '".
an, ~, r. $50 ur 81, pcr month r'u'
I. Glare. wa, u no landlord huts .oi
aud build. fH" garage ftu n,.. hours
a. sh,l'e. hs proud family such ~.
g,ush.r pII IA cities md nations Tint
stand th, ud. = an ages
s,tr.l y.Is le. w"lHps E I' Gown.
ing ln D. tt.s after 'hrf' .un-
laicu had s.I'rd Boo saving $50 whi.h
sh, arnl. ls cash payment on Il
avail hun. xccutiug monthly notes
falHu ugr for some eight 90 mime year.
Since li time this person hfa owned
fnuf di.,I,n' 4t,ropcr es and tHdit ~
owarr 81 d good s'yru room modern
rrs.dcnr. renting fpr $50 IiN tu|
lars ash lid thc work Th IS uu.. H'
H-pu,. rlsr, are thousand. &C others
In Alpii DO Can there @, tus question
70. to Lor, ownership paving s rH.
mnir 1c,a ,u th. cheapest ...N ."' be-
4 valuable a-st compared 200 rent r"
,,Intq ON mansion.
start today Resolve Co. l,h. home q
raid r.l, next mon'b instead "' rrW
r.c.l'.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13
WHlTSETT AND CARGlLE
SELL FOR BIG FIRMS

Nhif.st 4nH D.reI. srN r"u F.
200 COS Boz tr, r,v r1H.u 70. Lumbar
turt.I.. .m rs ,r W.- S Nih STR p.
tn Ul. f. ,.Hrn.I of o. y VIM.
...t auu 80 % tlrul'
81 ndI, utai, Nh Wh t-'' 81 t'pf"
s.rttff., ol fhs kubt. Bonner Lumber
rs .fsa, = ftlusI.r and Nj Cargile
rcpr--.ut. o., Waco sash and Door
Centtut Tuh Ior Houston ard Waco
et.ulaI.s lr. sen known Throughout
q
* r sI.saa3o Nho 5lso hss a branch
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13

ofac, n r,n1 .0i a. Do. Panhandle
t.uml.f COMPANY Laildhs DIT Alex
anist 10 representative q the TRINITY
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