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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-10

to show three negative throat cul.
lures. Many diphtheria carriers
may be abroad due to this method.
I'm making a sanitary survey Of
the country Schools" said Miss
Maloney, zone finds water, pail
and common drinking cup There
is no wash basin, no soap, no
towels. The WINDOWS arc nailed
down. There are no window
shades. The toilets are generally
In the most unsanitary conditions.
These things are direct contrIbu-
tons TO poor health, especially tn
berculosis. In country dwellings
the same conditions prevail, rural
toilets being built over small:
streams or drains and the excreta
is eventually lodged in the bitches
by the roadside. "A large percent
age OF country children have his
tories Of typhoid fever.'
"At Valley Falls, in Union Dis.
Tict," the speaker stated, seven.
teen pupils are attending school in
an old outbuilding In a room IL by
II feet The school law requires
fifteen square feet per pupil. This
building Is nearly 100 square feet
short Of requirements. There are
but two one.half windows in this
shed. with poorly built, rough plank
board. The rafters above are used
for storage OF lumber, bedsteadsj
and paintpots. There Is notsa SUI.
fictent number Of seats for the pu.
pills. The first grade children are
using desks in which their feet do
not touch the floor by eight inch.
es. This school has no toilet. The
boys and girls use the same toilet,
that at the residence Of Samuel
Moore, who owns this shed and
leases It to the school board, De.
spite the fact that these children
live in, a dairy community, they
show signs Of being decidedly I'm.
dernoprished. Hot lunches and
plenty Of tresh air ate tiieiF due.
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dinances. Property owners have
told me that they have made re.
peated complaints to the city con.
Corning this but no action has been
taken. SEVENTH: There is no en-.
forcement OF the splitting ordi.
nance. The streets are generally
bad and are washed but once a
week. Eighth: There Is no com.
pulsory plabin the city for the dis.
posal of garbage: In some places
It is being deposited In vacant lots
and CUTTERS s
There Is no housing ordinance
enforced" was Miss Maloney,s
statement Of the ninth point in her
talk. 1.-THE visiting nurse finds a
family OF three adults and four. chill.
dren living In a three.room apart
ment. For economic reasons this
family rented one Of its rooms.
This was an inside apartment. The
tenth point Is: The city laboratory
seemingly Is not sufficiently equip.
ped TO examine cultures and sput.
tum." AS the, eleventh point, she
said, There is no accurate account
Of birth and death records being
made that the city and the county
may know definitely their health
problems"
Miss Maloney named four other
points in connection with the re.
mainder Of her address. Animals
have been kept this past summer,
| am told, in filthy pens In the city.
Workers in the tuberculosis sur.
yey reported many unsanitary con.
ditious. No dlsintectantS are used
In public toilets or, cuspidors.
There arc many open, nAscreened,
nnvaulted, rural toilets on the East
Side and in Fairmont. These are
situated on elevations In bacl,
yard, above wells IN some In.
stances. Patients having had dIph.
iberia are allowed out Of uuarau.
tine two weeks after the adtninistra.
ton Of anti,toxin, instead oflhayinr
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-10
BY BILLY EVANS

Football appears to be all set
for another whale of a year.
The gridiron Is no longer a
purely high-brow sport. Of interest
only to the collegian. The com,
mon people have gone in for II
strong.
The open game, featuring the
forward pass, the triple threat,
open field running, and plenty OF
kicking, have made for great pop
ularity.
The open game provides much
action. plenty Of thrills, and tho
spectator always is able to follow
The ball.
Football Is no longer a trick
game, whore player gets the bali
and then all the rest crowd
around and engage in tug OF
war over him:
Constantly in Sight
With the ball constantly In
sight. the football enthusiasts of
today, thinks he knows as much
about the game as the baseball.
fan does about the national past
time.
In a sense football has become
the national fall sport, as baseball
Ia Of the summer.
Two more things have entered
largely into its popularity-inter.
sectional contests and the smaller
college teams proves.
Despite the so-called agitation
against intersectionalism football,
something like so such games are
scheduled for 1922.
Prominent among them are the
meetings between Centre and Har-
ward. Princeton and Chicago, and
Yale and Iowa.
Centre sprang into prominence
in 1920 by giving Harvard a
terrific battle:
This made such. a hit that the
little Kentucky institution was
given a. reurn date. Centres tri-
umph over Harvard last year is
now a matter OF football history.
Centre students will talk about 1t
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This Date in History
LIFE AND CHARACTER READ.
ING
OCTOBER 10


These people are prodIgal Of
their own strength and talents,
and scatter their forces in all d.
rections. They feel It theirimpera-
tive duty TO help everybody, and
seem utterly unaware Of the fact
that the ability to assist others Is
born OF the power to govern self.
The highest companionship for
people Of this date and the most
congenial friends will be found
among those born in AquariuS,
next with those born in theirown
sign, and third with those born
under the Fire triunlty
The governing sign Of this date
is Liberia, the sign OF the scales
and the governing planet Is We
nues. The birthstone Is an opal.
II you wish to dispose Of your
old automobile and purchase a
new one, use the Want Ads and
they will save you time and
money. ls. ~
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for years. On the other hand Har-
ward feels Its defeat keenly.
Usually a university like Has,
ward makes little preparation for
a game with a small college like
Centre. Things are quite the con-
trary this year.
Lots of Talk
Recently l visited the Harvard
stadium to look over the grid"
material. That was several weeks
before the real opening Of the
football season. The game with
Centre was being much talked
about n,
Harvard is set on giving little
Centre a trimming. Undoubtedly
Centre is well aware OF that fact.
Perhaps Coach Charley Moran
will surprise the football world
again by turning out another team
that will make Harvard step.
Princeton goes west to tackle
the University of Chicago. Once
again a member OF y called
Big Three has a problem on its
Last fall Chicago defeated
Princeton decisively-a real tri-
umph for western football,
They Want Revenge
Princeton wants 10 win from
Chicago as much as Harvard
docs from Centre. Coach Bill
Roper Of Princeton is already
pointing his team for the Chicago
game.
If Princeton wins from Chicago,
and Harvard, defeats Centre, It
probably will mean the passing OF
those two elevens from tho
Princeton and Harvard schedules.
Another game carrying much
International interest is that be-
tween Yale and Iowa. An added
feature is that these two elevens
are coached by brothers, Tad
Jones at Yale, Howard at Iowa.
1T is to be regretted that Yale
and Iowa did not meet last year.
The later had a great team, lea
by the brilliant pevine, and won
the big Ten" oh championship. Iowa
has lost four or five stars. 1t
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Business Opportunities

ADVERTISE IN TAMPA: Il You
want 10 buy, sell or exchange ac.
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hardly seems possible that How
ard Jones will be able satisfac.
torily to fill the vacated posltlOns.
Grand Young Team
Yale had a grand young team
last year that gave promise, and
seemed to need only experience.
The season OF 1922 should have
supplied the experience.
OF much interest to eastern
football enthusiasts is the resump-
ton Of athletics between Dart
mouth and Harvard, after many
years break. due to alleged
roughness on Dartmouth's part.
Dartmouth, by the way, has two
big tasks. the making OF a good
showing against Harvard and tn,
avenglng OF the overwhelming de-
feat Cornell handed Hanover last
year.
a bit Of zest has been added to
the game by the Introduction OF
the new play, which gives team
the right to make one play, from
scrimmage ater scoring a touch
down.
Time Will Tell
To cross the. line successful;
orktck goal adds a point to the
score. This play substitutes for the
goal after touchdown. which has
been eliminated.
Coaches, officials and enthu.
siasts are divided as to the yalu5
Of tho new play. Time alone will
tell. The games Of 1922 will es.
tablish 1t as a fixture or label It a
failure,
Perhaps the surest indication
OF the popularity which football
Is attaining is the fact that most
Of the leading Institutions, are
building big stadiums to house the
crowds.
University Of Pennsylvania re.
Gently dedicated It's new S125,OoO
stadium seating $4,000. ohio
State will have a stadium soon Of
which the west may justly feel
proud. Many other institutions arY
either building or promoting like
stadlums.
College football is big business.
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EsoAPED INMATE .ARnEsTEnI

William Heston, an escaped in.
mate o tthe asylum atwestoil,
was arrested yesterday by county
officers at the home Of some ot
his relatives in Bellyiew. II was
reported to the county officers
that Heston wa sactlng queer, an /
they placed him IN the county ian
70 await reno 70 he asyiana.
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lMPoRrAN1 NoTicr

I the West virgInssn VIII not be
responsible for more than one in.
correct insertion OF any advertise,
ment ordered for more than one
time
All Cancellaron ordtrs on con.
tract and until forbid orders must
be in writing addressed to the
Want.Ad Department. This Is for
your protection.
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TOO BUY OR SELL. See George
II. Brobst, realtor, Professlonf.l
Building. 5652A
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Storage, Moving
Houses And Lots

FOR sALE-one level lot on Bon
View street, simons Addition,
4ox10O It. Call 51s.R. 569sA
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Furnished Rooms

TWO LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS, also one sleeping room
BOB Pierpont avenue, Phone i7Os.Ai.
56a2A
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LEARN HOW 10 play Guitar
Banjo, Mandolin. Eukelele.
Hawaiian Guitar and tenor banjo
in 10 lessons. Also teach violin,
Monday only, NJ. Chiule, POI High
street Phone 12S6.R. 6s70A
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Personal
Dentists.

DENTAL BARGAINS cold crownsI
$500 up. False teeth $3.50 up.
Teeth extra cted ESQ. Dr.. Smith! 304
Merchant ST. Open evenings.
54ssA
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DIR. ASA B. SMITH
>0steopathic Physician
and Eye Specialist

will devote a part Of his time to
non.surgical treatment OF Rectal
and Colon troubles as, Contis, Els.
sure Fistula. Hemmorrhoid (plles)
Purtis.Am etching Piles) Chronic
Constipation and other ailments.
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TWO LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
Chicago street. 56S7A
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Professional Service

LEARN HOW to play Guitar. Ban.
10, Mandolin. Eukelele, Hawai-.
ian Guitar and tenor banjo In IS
lessons. Also teach violin, Monday
only. 2o1 High Street, Phone
12ss.R. 5s70A
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DIR. DEEM. CHIRoPoDlST AND
FOOT SPECIALIST AT SHURT.
LEFT e wELToN'S EVERY
MONDAY. 55S5A.
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FURNlsHEDlR ROOMS prices rea.
sonable. $40 0gder Avenue.
Phone 2se-W. 4s22A
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TailoringZPressing

M. FREDLENDER TAILORING
CO., TA1LoRS FOR LADIES
AND GENTLEMEN. SUITS MADE
TO ORDER. GbBANINGsPRESS.
UNDERTAKING.. WORK GUAR.
.ANTEED. 20s MADIso 81.
56s5A
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FOR sALE-95 acre farm located
in Trumbell County, Ohio, on.
Taryia road. Centralized 8 month
school, good churches. For fur.
ther particulars address P. o. Box
1877, Fairmont, W. Va. 5572A
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-10

MARYLAND, FDELAWAREE AND
PENNSYLVANIA, FARMS FOR
SALE have for sale some very
desirable farms at pre.war times
prices and would be glad to com.
imunicate with anyone who, is con.
templating the changing their
places Of residences. We have,
slightly rolling or level land, good
roads, good markets and mild cli.,
mate, plenty cunning and fishing,
good schools and colleges, excel.
lent r. r. facilities. Write me. your
requirements, or come and let me
show you these properties without
charge 70 you or under any. obliga.
ton whatever. II. G. ONES, FARM
AGENCY, Elkton, Md. se7TA;
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I SELL FAIRMONT

r.
Columbia street, fine s.room mod.
ern home with garage, spacious
grounds; terms to Responsible par.
ties. Phone ISL.
BellYiew, 5 rooms and bath, mod.
'ern.. extra lot, A good buy on terms
Phone 1882.
Fine Edgemont home-immedlate
possession-7 rooms and bath, par.
try, full finished basement, furnace.
large level lot, garage, fruit trees,
right at car stop, Quick. Phone
1892.
A good location in hospital zone.
Groom bungalow, corner lot,
Terms. Phone ISL.
3 blocks from Main street, new
5!room modern bungalow. Terms.
Phone 396.R.
5 rooms and bath. near Locust
ave-, good lot. Price $500 on easy
terrus. Phone 2Sl.
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Farms For Sale

IMMEDIATE possession Is acres
at forks Of road. Good 5 room
house, barn and other outbuildings.
Three car garage. Land well wa.
tered Price and terms easy. Harry
Layman, Phone 1452.R. 5592A
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FURNISHED ROOMS COY. home
like, we'll lighted and ventilated.
in excellent home. Not ON Main
street, but within three minutes
walk OF central part ot city. Gen.
tlemen only. Call phone 1867 Or
come TO 524 Plerpo1t avenue and
see room. 55sSA
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WANTED-GiFl for homework
small family no washipe. goon
pay Board With or without room
Apply SOS rlerpont Ave 5eseA
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sac

DINING ROOM TABLE. IL chairs.
china closet, sewing table. Ad.
dress Box 5sss.A, care The West
vlrginian. $500
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Wanted iscel laneotlsI

OLD FALSE TEETH - we pay,
high as $40 for fnll sets. Don't
matter Il broken Western Metal
Company blooming o1i M 5sslk
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Lost And Found

LEFT ON CAR DUE FROM
Clarksburg at 8 O'Clock Satur-
day night, brown sllls umbrella
Reward. Call t3e0sM 5ssSA
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'TWo-ToNs TRAFFIC TRUCK. : A
remarkable bargain for cash.
Write A. @. Atha, Warrington,
w. Va. 5ss4A
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Boarders And Roomers

WANTED: Two men 10 board and
room. Call 1881
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GOOD BUSINESS q cATIoN ON
JACKSON STREET Apply
HEINZE & CO. b5ei A
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TWO LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS. Ell Chicago street.
baebA
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Female HelpiWIanted

wANTED2Glri for general hons,
work, one who can cook Call
ses-R. ~. ssseA
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BIG BOWEN HOMESTEAD IL
Morgantown avenue Suitable for
boarders and toomerA. Phone
Isl. baslA
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FOR SALE ABFtatooNN. COR.
NET with all latest attachments.
Bargain for quick sale. can be
seen at The Standard Garage. 5sssA
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EIGHT ROOM HOUSE ON COO
Giles CORNER for rent Cal
at 1895 Morgantown avenue. 5lolA
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GROCERY cohfectiohefy With Nv
Ing rooms attached Phone 1881
sssgf
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For Rent

LARGE front room with two
roomy presses. 40 Market
street. b69lA
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Restaurants

FOR BETTER MEALS AND SER.
VICE plsLAcE RESTAURANT.
rl2S Main stree 5427A
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AUTO REPAIRING and tops built
and repljted FAIRMONT CAR
RAGE WORKS. Phone 1881.
5so54
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Time WIN Tell

To cross the line successful;
orktck a goal adds a point to the
score. This play substitutes for the
goal after touchdown, which has
been eliminated.
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Perhaps the surest indication
OF the popularity which football
is attaining is the fact that most
Of the leading institutions, are
building big stadiums to house the
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Each Insjertion
Adys.rtising

ThssH ga
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27
new AMARILLO
Hotel. WORK IS
BEING PUSHED

Work on the now Amarillo Hotel is
PROGRESSING rapidly, and Col. Thomp.
s'n, president exposes To open with
everything complete on Thanksgiving
'y Many changes win be made from
IN" present ground floor plans. 80 that
'f,n completed there will Doe upto.date
shops located located on the first floor.
arrangements hac horn mIdc - that
ih' Coffee shop. which now has seat.
tr capacity oi o.. win Dee doubled IN
'if, with q hro~c shoe counter sclting
a' parsons besides Sis tables at the
""c' In connection with the Coffee
e1'P WI Doc q d'liratosscu ana bakery
Aitf her attractive f,aturn win be- a
an hs 'ing anu luaniruring cstablrsh.|
"a rHt This will HOt We In connection
VIM INC harher shop. hut viii have an
''oning both on Polk street and Pea.
c"'b Alley The barber shop. which
D h' completely ouuutod with new
'p'9rm'nt viii u, locatal IA The base.
''ni ai tho lool ct the marble stair.
wnr. which is 10 80 into tho Long Iinrn
l'ti. incidentally Ma Thompson mas
I''l Closed contract for twelve oil
thntrgs representing western ranch
srtos These paintings to Dee hung in
b p poula club room.
'a' contract fot the new addition also
.. 'd"es Oh" cntu" oyerhauling of the
90 hotci. There are some rooms now
without running water. hut an OF these
WI 70" 'quipp'l with modern plumb.
u- A,l "a ,h, rooms boz the nav annex
''c equipped with hath lud when com.
pfi"d there will Doe q total cl so rooms
% the entire hotel and TOO baths.
N'w pH~s' nED- elevators win Ia in.
-''lcd 10 inc lobby. the old olcaytor be.
ins removed Ia the roar for freight pur.
lnrcs.
Ih thc basement If the now addition
'fcrr WI De- three larg, well entiluted
pot lighted sample rooms in addition 10
RUNNER OF sample rooms III smaller
.zr iu the old part.
2 nr nrN dining mn. which h TO be-
?. '."se proximity 90 the new lobby.
wIi seat 40 persons. and AIararer 4
j. Watson says thar Il viii to- aho.
d''N the most attractive DINING room
Boz the state In addition "a This dining
| be. Boo th'rc VIII hc several private
rooms Tor cmls. conventions. etc. using
lf' present dining room space Tor this
. 100 poae. lie also oN,-,ts to hav,. a
l1i"llc stage which he can M I'm these
CONS 10 case the, n,aN boz ne,vi,.i
80 Thompson states that due 10 the
0, nn'r Do which tnr present addition
icing pat up the fltmc can be- taken
'." - quite well IS adding additional
i.'s "a 20 the present annex. and
.'i-" constructing another 5O.room an.
ht' 90 ~" ~1ino size on the vacant
''nd siil lett unoccup.cd. This un.
'1hrI ground'for the present Win 10
''''iiod int g gsass lot and also used
Tor GOD du'om''il" entrance opening III.
nrr'lH on To- Peacock Allcy. which con.
r.'r the lohlH with lll other first floor
sJ'. and rooms
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Natures Way To
Stop Dandruff
Mar, elou' New Remedy l. ,bsolutely
Guaranteed "a Firing Relief.

A." Won ammo "A by dsrdruff9 Docs
Your scalp it,h u your hair falling
eat? Then Yea certainly ought 10 try
Nahdc'n the marvellous new remedy
that everybody .s taking about
Mahdrcn s absolutely guaranteed
DO froo your s,aip of d,ndruu Il IL
doesn't M YOU have o. do b. Co take the
empty hostile to th- place whore YOU
bought 10 and quick ~ u wink you'u
..t Noul money hack
\ few Applications ~ Mahdcon will
convince even thu most skpptioal
Ask ANY good larhcr or ha.rircsscr
.foi the guaranteed treatment" ~ IS
applications a "Mahdesn
Toy Mahdeen today l,emomhcr TIM,
Dc rs tho ,nly dandruff rrmedy absolute
10 guarantced 10 mskc god ~ mon.
women and children Write direct a.
o." Mahd,'n COMPANY Nacogdoch-..
Texas Il You cannot get Nahdsrn l.
,uuf iav"rite druggist. department.
siorg &C. barber shop
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27

of the Educational Board. cecil o..
borne Reading Miss Elizabeth Meyer
'hristinn Education Day and Helping
to Get Students. Miss Leila Hooks. Why
Go To a Baptist College Mrs. James
Duncan. Musical selection
Central Presbyterian Church. Tenth
and Taylor Streets SUNDAY Schol At
3'3o "A. m. IA the Fall season approach.
IS our attendance IL beginnong 10 climb
hack toward normal Morning service
VIII he held az II o'clocl, AZ which time
m" pastor will deliver the sermon. The
evening service will be- given over 10
the closing session nf the Panhandle
District Christian EndeaVor Conven.
ten To this service we invite the gen.
oiol public assuring them that IL win be
amply worth their while. The Endcav.
orois VIII hold their usual Endelvor
Hour al o'clock aud al o'clock the
public service viii begin The features
Of this session are the Dramatic pres.
entation of "Qucn Esther" in costume
hy Miss Helen McNeely OF Memphis.
which will occupy twenty-five minu,es
and closing address by state Score
taiN HupperIz. Il. Thomson. minister
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27

You will lind here many novelty modes III Women ana
Misses Footwear for Fall However YOU will also lind that we
have overlooked the miss that appreciates the
conservative and comfortable styles The prices are abo
utek cheap good quality footwear as VIII be Tor
time
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27

Nirg.n u. Y. z. L. Tho Virgin u Y.
y g. WI meet at o'clock SUNDAY o,c
ning Boo be- Tin M room az the First
fapts' Church. Al Young people from
seventeen and up are invited 90 como
.ind join this Baptist Young Peoples
i-n,m and avail themselves at The o..
porunity fof' TRIMMING for churca serer
3rs IN. "GaIduer group viii have
'hlr-, Df tn meeting sunday. aud thc
FOLLOW nr pr0 ctam viii ~ ven. sub
tct Tine woak % oui Educ uional
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a-cr 81 tho Sudan lumh"- yard is
complrtiul tow n,c.roum modern
bungalow boa Sudan. Mr.. parnr ram. to
Sudan from laVi- Tow m,ths ago
and shows hr min IN the future of su.
dian hy moyilur "a permanent HON. for
ID family