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The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02


rested here Tuesday and turned over
to the Topeka police department.
Rock Undertaking c. Lady ct
iendant. 9l6 frederick avcnue. -td-
vertisemeit.
Walter Mckinley. charged with
transporting Mrs. Cora orr OF Savan-
nah to Aberdeen, $. d.. last May in
violation of the Mann white slavery
act, was bound over by Commissioner
Duncan Monday, and cited to appear
at Aberdeen for trial in May.
Dan Hoffman, a dairyman east of
the city, was fined sic in police court
Tuesday for selling milk without
permit.
BCvis Busch, charged with an at
tack on a sixteen year Old girl last
Saturday, furnished bond for a hear
ing Monday.
A large number of fans went to
Columbia Thursday to see the Mis-
souri-Kansas football game.
Jameson Machhs CO, engineers
and rHachinists supplies. Ghaf.ing.
hangers. pulleys. 116 No. and. .-,Ad-
vIrtisemsn
The case against Howard Trici,c.
charged with stealing Duckworth
Toote's car Oct 6. was dismissed
Tuesday for lack OF evidence.
Tho Cchools' donations Tuesday for
the Thanksgiving dinner for the poor.
were larger than was expected.
a jur.' in Judge Vorics' division on
Tuesday gave Mrs. Ora L. Meekcr Of
Phillipsburg, Kas.. a verdict for
$1,000 against the Rock Island for
personal injuries received June 90 last
But fair house greeted Percy
Hcmus and his excellent support at
the Lyceum Tuesday neht--a support
so beggardly for such a good attrac-
tion that Mrs. Francis Henry Hill, who
is the only one who gives St Joseph
good music, cannot be blamed If she
has an attack OF disgust.
a. }. powrcy for test PiumSlns
and Gaa Fitting. sos Mess ole.
Phone e-Oi1s advertisement.
Supt. W. A. Card, who has been at
the head of the Burlington division
here for the past eight years, has been
promoted to succeed f. p. Usticli as
general superintendent of the Iowa
lines Of the system.
Judge Utz on Tuesday ovcrrulcd the
Clarence Alexander. convicted Of high
way robbery.
Po,ioe court fines Tuesday amount
ed to $g5.
IT. T. Rancy was arraigned before
Justice Hesslcr Tuesday charged with
passing a bad check, and bound over
in $500 bond.
Lula May Pombcrton OF DcKalb died
at her home Tuesday.
Don Riley's Motor Inn. Storage and
best repair department In city. La
dies rest room and free check room
in connection. Seventh and Julo.--
Advert lsement.
The ordinance appropriating $4,000
for an asphalt plant, and $3,792.9O for
new cars for the fire chief and his
assistant was passed at special meet
ing Tuesday night.
Henry Wcinstock, a merchant. was
arrested Tuesday and held for hearing
on Dec. 6, charged with selling cigar.
cites 10 Thelma Ross, a minor.
Vernon McCOmbs, under sentenc,
OF five years for first degree robbery
was granted an appeal by Judge Uti
Tuesday and furnished a bond o
$1,000.
The fall ceremonial OF Molla Templ'
OF the Mystic Shrine was held yester
day afternoon and last night, at whicl
time over one hundreds novlatc
crossed the burning sands. The Aral
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

\ jury In Judge Utz's division on
Tuesday gave a verdict of $1,000 I'm
favor of Georgia Elliott and against
Ed @. Schroers, whose car hit the girl
last August.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

Wichita High proved too strong for
Contral High in tho game here Thanks
giving day. winning 10y a score Of 10
to ..
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

The two story brick, s17 Frederick
Avenue, occupied by the st. Joseph
Hardware Co.. sold this week FOL
$23,50O
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

An Allen touring car OF Clyde shee-
han's stolen from Smith Park Wednes-
day, was found abandoned near Ajax
Thursday
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

James Walsh, 2O9 Ohio paid SIS
IN police court Monday for speeding
Saturday night.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

II. Gardner. who drove a wagon
into the Matney Coal Companys yards
and stole a load Of coal, was fined s25
and given 90 days in jail by Justice
Hessler Wednesday.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

Mrs. Martha O'Connor, who has re
sided in this county for forty years
died at her home. five miles south oi
tho city, Tuesday.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

Negro Knights Templar Of Missouri
and Kansas were in session in st. JOS
oph Thursday, the sessions being held
in the negro Masonic temple. 1900
delegates attended.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

The home Of Charles +. Keller. the
attorney at 624 South Thirteenth. was
damaged 20 the extent OF $1,000 by
fire, Friday
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

The Advertising Club will put OF
tho play, 1T Pays to Advertise" at the
Lyceum Dec, SO.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

Derry Mann and j. r. Lindsay each
paid a 500 fine in Judge Utz's divis-
ion for having a still in their posses
sion.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

Judge Utz on Tuesday ovcrrulcd the
motion for a new trial asked by
Clarence Alexander. convicted Of high
way robbery.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

Walter Mckinley. charged with
transporting Mrs. Cora orr OF Savan-
nah to Aberdeen, $. d., last May in
violation of the Mann white slavery
act, was bound over by Commissioner
Duncan Monday, and cited to appear
at Aberdeen for trial in May.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

Nrs. Charles Shufe'barger Of Los
Angeles, who was Miss Minnie DAILY OF
this city. died at that place last Sat
urIay.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

Thelma whitaker sued Bert Whit
aker for divorce Monday. alleging in
dignities.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

briefly and Mrs. Arthur Lcwors read
a paper.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

Mrs Mary +. Bird, 65. widow Of
John Bird died at the family home,
31O2 North 11th street. Monday
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

Chief Raphael has allowed the
gambling candy rattle punch boards
to be put in again.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

Henry Wcinstock, a merchant. was
arrested Tuesday and held for hearing
on Dec. 6, charged with selling cigar
cites 10 Thelma Ross, a minor.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

Po,ice court fines Tuesday amount
ed TO $g5.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

But a fair house greeted Percy
Hcmus and his excellent support at
the Lyceum Tuesday night--a support
so beggardly for such good attrac-
tion that Mrs. Francis Henry Hill, who
Is the only one who gives ST. Joseph
good music, cannot be blamed If she
has an attack of disgust.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

Mclerhcffer Undertaking Co pre-
sents character service and consider
atior. Ninth Grd Felix. Phone NJ.
s6e.- -(AdvertiScment)
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

Diamonds Of the value Of 5000 worc
stolen from the home of Mrs. Bertha
Barryman, 2G2i Lafayette. Thursday
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

Don Riley's Motor Inn. storage and
best repair department In city. La
dies rest room and free check room
in correction. Seventh and Jule.--
Advert lsement.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

IT. T. Rancy was arraigned before
Justice Iessler Tuesday, charged with
passing a bad check, and bound over
in 5000 bond.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

Thieves stole one OF Z. II. Wilhoit's
motor trucks Saturday night but
abandoned it a few blocks away from
the starting point.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

The ordnance appropriating $4,000
for an asphalt plant, and $3,792.9O for
new cars for the fire chief and his
assistant was passed at a special meet
ing Tuesday night.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

Rapid Roadway is being made by
the Land Construction Co. with the
work Of pouring concrete on Frederick
Avenue.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

Lula May Pembcrton OF DcKalb died
Mt her home Tuesday.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

Harry Davis, who claims St Joseph
and 6l6 Francis street as his home,
but who is not known to the police
here, ia under arrest at Kansas City
for fatally shooting Clement Mead. a
grocer OF that place
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

Eleven gamblers We're fined 50 each
in police court Monday for gambling
and A. II. Mosely, a keeper, was fined
$25.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

Dan Hoffman, a dairyman east of
the city, was fined $lO in police court
Tuesday for selling milk without a
permit.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

FIc. 3. NHn.or t'a"'. of Probate.
I22r
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

Fred L. Collier who was shot by
Fred G. Wilkerson last Thursday
night, flied suit for damages against
Wilkerson Wednesday.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

Misses Christina and Emalino
Barnes. S1S West Cufr street. were
seriously hurt when their auto turned
turtle on the Sparta road Thursday.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

a jur..' in Judge Vorics' division on
Tuesday gave Mrs. Ora l.. Meekcr Of
Phillipsburg, Kas.. verdict for
$1,000 against the Rock Island for
personal injuries received June 90 last
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

The motor cars Of j. J. Donnell and
Roy Walton collided at Tenth and
Corby Wednesday. Both mel cscap-
ed but the cars-oh no!
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

The rchools' donations Tuesday for
were larger than was expected.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

BCvis Busch charged with an at
tack on a sixteen year Old girl last
Saturday, furnished bond for a hear
ing Monday.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

A large number Of fans went to
Columbia Thursday to see the Mis-
souri, Kansas football game.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

\ complimentary dinner was ten
dered Rt. Rev. Francis Gilfilian,
coadjutor- bishop Of st. Joseph, by the
Knights Of Columbus at the Robidoux
Thursday night. John Mooney pre-
sided and addresses were made by
Chris L. Rutt, Thomas +. Ryan,
Thomas Waldron, and solos were sung
by Mrs. James ID. Baker. Frank Law
lor ana Barney L. Reilly.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

The case against Howard Frichc,
charged with stealing Ducllvorth
Tootle's car Oct. 6. was dismissed
Tuesday for lack of evidence.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

Jameson Machre CO. engineers
and machinists supplies. Ghaf.ing.
hangers. pulleys 11B No. End. .-,Ad-
vLrtisemtn
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02

The personal injury suit Of Jennie
Bcrnccker against the American Ma
tional Bank growing out of an elcva-
tor accident, was settled out OF court
Wednesday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13
SPRING MUSIC
FESTIVAL WILL
Be HELD SOON

\ spring music festival lasting three
days viii Do held here May %. 30 and
~. 10 was announced last night by Prof.
l.. " Van nsfgRrun. director ef IN"
Amarillo Choral S.ri.ty. The programs
Win be- gwen NJ night only AZ IA" Pair
Th'a,er during the three DAYS. and
plans are under way to make II thu
m,st su' cvssfui home talent inusioal ~.
fair -y.r staged herr.
I,'hearsals viii b. held three Ia fom
nights y week and ioo vnices will be- In
IN. program. Seenes from grand opera
viii o. given az well ~ a large number
of special numbers Tn. same program
will b. gwen each 81 the three nights.
hut /; i expected that go many people
win be- anxious to hear the perform.
anc,s that people viii hc turned away
nightly
Seats viii be- reserved and IL IL
irohahlc hat an admission f., # only
one dollar win D.. charged. including
war tax People from an over m. Pan.
handle. u ~ believed. viii come herc fur
The festival. and i n pr~lirt.d that
many cities will send larg. Delegations
An unusually Intensive ADVERTISING
campaign b. Planned -i.d lrof Van
Befssruu. Large posters viii D., used
- well n- ihr press 81 Amarillo and IN.
snsllrt rnnhandic tuwns fran VIII, h
" B. expected ~ draw patronage
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13
IiEIpI<. OIR OFFICERS.

Although u j. doubtless true that
there h a. little violation 81 law In
Potter. 90 IN any other county. even IN
this sparS"ly setil-d portion of Texas.
there j. noneiheirs- some glaring ex.
'Jnpl's % disregard fof law. Sine. the
beginning Of the March term Of the
in,id"r, wmk ~ tho grand Jury. a great
deal OF attention has been paid To al.
legged vioht'on- Of the liquor laws. M.
'n"rnuS arrests hly' i-aea made--even
in The ''i'si lnris" 81 the ciiy Liquors
i.ale hisn S.--r,l-lIsi aclasiss residential
districts. and ncrs"us who have pre-.
.ously horne -nvnhlc repgtaiions ~
NV abiding citizens members 81 good
families. have been brought into the
opris accused OF hvlvasness.
That ~" oificers nr- h'siirring them.
selves IN connection with these viola.
tions cannot h" questioned Both coun.
~ and ciiv offic.is hive made arrests
all"sed offender. hat there are h..
li"ve'l 10 d. SIN others who should h.
trough, IN through N. medium OF
well maspuhi"d official dragnet. The
,rand jwy fon.iless d. impressed with
ID" belief that It's lalars are unfinished
IN This respect.
From IN" nasty, SMELL. cheap. dI..
susiinE homemade near .klckless decoc.
'inns Va the highly respectable ~ hot.
bod w lond varieties various grades
= int Nicanis have been rak.d in hy
The ofisers. IN" persons brought into
curt through ~" activities 81 the Of
'irers of the Law suggests the warm.
'iors r'nr"s.ntei In the liquors In con.
i"ciion with who's handling. or dis.
'osiiion these parties wer- arrested.
In si-w Of ia. PREVAILING conditions.
'oupl'd with the desire upon the par,
4 ~ Inv abiding citizens 70 SCI mis-
situation cl'ancd up there md else.
shrfe ~ tho Panhandle md Plains. In
Texas and IN the Nation NJ who'll.
w' should stand hack Of our Officers
and ASSIST In 'aoiting out this damna.
'a' Traffic which for many years ha.
IN proving an ever increasing ctrss
(" humanity. In the interest Of the
'o,s and the girls. In the INTEREST," G.
III" present and future generations. not
only aliens hut disioyai American ciii
-sns -iho~" who with seeming impunl
" have persistentiy violated the liquor
'aH should H. DIAL, with In such man
Her a. 10 prevent repetition Of these Of
fss,ses
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13


'""ii" "'i van mo CIV '"mn''s
'io' 200" iN i'.t.' ih' ri. ~ ana si''i
i'"'''"n '"' i'r h'"''ir'i m'ih'ns iii"
'' .""n '" l" erected "n Ne S'nhof"
h'"'L. ih'h'e'd overall months 'gu'
'"' 'h'' l"'l''s'.
Thr '"'nm'' ''"n'f DESTROYS 10 have
hi' 'fia ''"' "f r"n'i"n'' invited
ware" f'n''-'n''iir's 90 ih' a"Nctal
"f'n'..''i'''' "h" 't"i'" o" |' rf"s"h'
'"d "-if'' ih" r'inf tn" architect
'HI WIN ODD" COMMISSION. ana
i'li O" rl'r h. i"i ti' visitors through
.N' ''ti""' "'i1l. 3" ih" plans
When 'h' 'Npiah Toms wen" Finished
ih'" "i- n"' 90 d""niin' mole among
g." if">ru' tn" "'i''ilf we're 'o'n'
i'n''''H Too TIE manner 90 ih"'r w"th
'Nd ..'' 'h'i''i'f 'i "nild'ns assured
'- '.'..
t'''. 'hs event, % seems safe lo In
't i'. N"i 'ii"" r"'i'l' are arriving
90 NNt' stage 10 ih"ir progress when
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13
THE sORCERERs Joy

Back IN his cave. Twelve Toes the
Sorc.rer. laughed and laughed Tie had
turned from a goat hack into his fav-
irite form ~ tiery dragon. And then.
deciding that he must do something 10
stop Nancy and MIX on their Journey
,ver the Seven Mountains. he changed
himself into a sailor.
And out to sea h. went In boat.
Then he searched for lighthouse.
The rest WAS easy. All h. had tn do
vas io light the big lanterns up In the
top. that guided the ships NJ sea In the
night. and turn them around toward
the land. where he could see the Seven
Mountains IN the distance.
I.ooking through his field glass he
-aw two small dim specks like little flies
IN a lamp shade climbing M the Noun
tain IT Glass. tie knew ~ once that
they were the Twins.
''oh. no he crissi Shaping his knee.
All the better. my heafiies' couldn I
have found you In more convenient
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13

place"
Then he turned The lanterns still
more. M that their long bright beams
shonc directly en- IN" glass prism. That
VAS what had blinded Nancy and Ni'k.
when they l.st their way. and that was
why Twelve Toss returned a. his cave
aud laughed and laughed.
"onc sidc At the mountain gees down
into duickSind. ssnd III" other into .
field 81 broken glass. h. chu,kled ~ he
swallowed lizard for his lunch and
drank quart Il Kerosene. An IN"
Magic Features and Green Shoes In
Fairydom can't help them nuw. THEY'LL
never ge, the phon"suph record to
Princess Thermn. and 7 shall have a
chance Ia marry her after all.
I'm just take another luok
This time his glass showed the two
small figures stumbling duwn the glass
maintain toward the qui-S~and.
Twelve Toes laughed hardr than
even.
Copyright. 1879. NEA s'tyiccl
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County Records
Marralny bed.

J. J. Barbee. u uN to 4. ID. Coffee,
part lot SO block ise. Hughes addition.
H.3es.
T. ". Breach. 81 ux. To L. ;. Giil.
ioi 5. block Ia. g. a \. addition. 81 coo.
Mrs. ollie Mcie- 1T yir Ia u. u.
Wexford. lots n. u. block ~. Amarillo
Heighis addition. slB
Mrs ~ u. oiiver Eskle TO ". 4.
oliver. j.. y. i.s bot =. block iod. Eakle
sie.oo.
deeds of Trust.
J. u. Strickland To- - T.. Ninyard. lot
10. bIock i1J. Plsmons addition. s52ssI.
Silas Brown To- &. l.. Busiayus. Dot
Ma. bleak =. lot -. biock ~. :. =.
i2Oo.
Transfers.
T. W Beach TO q. ~ Humphreys
lot g. block IL. q a :. st55.
Releases.
:. y. Ninyard. To- J. u. strickland.
Vt IL biock a.. Gicnwood
J n. Bishop To J. ". kennerly. ;.
~ ~. lot :. block Il. Eakie.
y. : burgess Ia J. u. ciouse, lot 6
blosi ~. Picnons
u. q MaS,erson - al to 7. W. Brosch
lots a., block i'5. q. a :. addition.
\. ; Dickson, - al. 20 ". ~ St.V
'n-'n lot = bl~k 81. knkle.
city II Amarillo. - al o. II. q. Hen.
dfisks Dot 10. block 1876. i'iemons
Smchii -. a q. Go. 10 VIM. u. Bush
30 \. survey ~. q. a ". ~.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13
AMARILLO MIST I,o ~.

Annrilio men ant women il,, nrom.
i-s-f 10 rlizs q budget fer ihp liov
Scout. and girl Scouts. So ftr the tail
nnaun, desired has not been secured
There has been an ever present in,erro
cation point IN The minds 81 the p-,orl..
81 this city. when asked for the sum
81 sio.s0o. Those In charge 81 the cam.
Ialfn desire that al who are Interest.
% IN what this money l. to BE- spen,
for" shall know every fact. This IL
right. ana the p.ople have the right 10
know. II u for this reason that The
fnliowing brief resume ~ the matter l.
Offered.
saiarIrs. ssooa; clerical hcin. $500
hsadquarir-s. sseo: city activities.
siese. canlps and hikes tiss0. training.
$50. ibid events and contests. sabs:
overfrafi, k,.ue National Council f.~s
sioo, Girl Slouf.. 1900. contlngen.
,fe~. iave. 100 of Which rounds out IT,
total ~ $40 Doe
y o a rrtai ,hins that the people %
aparillo should bo asked t. invest a
h''il NOR" than ihiriythro~ and one
third cents each IN this city. for nj.
'usisnance ~ this extraordinary work
primarily In the Interest ~ the hoys
aud girls 81 the communnys Evidently
there will not b. the slightest showing
af resentment IN snch a iroeram The
courts Of this city and couniy ar.
spending Thousands upon thousands Of
dollars for the arrest and canvlrtIon
~ hoys ard gir.s who have offended
against the laws ~ The counirv--our
laws. When they hav~ l..n arrested
Jailed. oonvic,'si aud sent 10 m. STAT.
prisons, the ia~ continues for their up
ken. against ~ pcople
We are ifough' f...e r. face with a
.nssiion-- cold calculated. determined
snf pene'rnni. Win Annriiio lnve,,
Tor the preventing. voluntarily ~ N,
Il nov cenpelled 10 invest for ~. pss...
-s'sins ~ neglected. go overlooked Io-s
and girls of yesterday. who are IN.
srring. lawtreaking men and women o,
toby u y an wen AMI rool 10 prs,
Tor ~ roor finn-rs~ - to-day. hot II
our lray"rr fer th.se same sinners
IN the ys>srs that ar. Ius'. hsd been
vitaii1si ihruuEh az aiiend.nt inves,
men ~ money. time. effnrts and
Thoughts W. doubtless would have Ie,,s
~ thrsc "sinncrs" 'ofay with whom,
the officers and oourts arr 20 hrsll,,
engaged
The rsT S',naia and tho Girl Scouts
rnov~nsris are 'ssrd mon the fac, thu,
investments ~ ~ veniive work. arr
fsr richer n returns than arr greatly
multiplied Investments In corrective
'nierpriss. .tn ounce ~ prevention
D. woi ~ . i-pund q cure" stitch in
ufie saves nine" and numerous oibe,
s'a'sff'ris and sentiments have be.n
WIND. iHrres-ive u thf Thought. pur
De. nal idsais hehiud thos. hoys and
giris orr riAiioss.
- y o. Remembered that there has
'ecn cxi-'nded ~ a lew neglected ..d
consequently srrinr indivhh,al- o., n,
amarillo ni'i Potter County o. goa,
80 sums hsn there has ever l.<n in
vested m me rrevcntion ~ hivcn.
'fi'ne 80 esror through sui o,,-,ri,,
f"rs a. he foy Seoni- 60. co. r,~
;o''i's. Mar our hove for t;,.l al al,
ifessed 90 trims of humanity. ..sd %.
Q" that roin' In our devotion 20 ne r,.
motion az general F,fd. wh.rcar ".
viii inv'tt sooordinr 90 orr ...re,
abilities In Tits worthy work. ui,ha,r
drlay.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13
NoruE 10 rIIt rInIiC.

sns erroneous reflection upon ~
e''srncter. standing. y rcp"ia,ion 81
any indivifusi. flun. concern ~ cor
III alton. that may apr.ar In the cd
nnn,s ~ The News. Will 10 gladly cor.
rec;ed. when called 60 ~ attention of
tb- s.iit"r. N l. ~, the intention ~
this rerrr~Trr 10 wrongfully use. OF
trsnrs DIV inayifaal. firm. canGsrn or
ccrporation. and corrections will bs
made whsts warranted ~ prominently
90 was the wrohsfully published refer.
enes of article
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13

Fin, i'rogress II being made on the
Potter County Free Library and Won.
~ Assembly Hall This Is destined
o D. ono ~ N" pretticsi and most u,e.
~ sifusiGr's 20 - found In the entire
souihwesi n j. Potter Couniy's trib.
ne - ~" women - the county. and IN.
eldeniaiiy an offering IN the plan OF
e'ne'nl e'ircailonal advancement With
'histulldinE flnished and cquipr,ed. the
women frofn an over Potter County
sln havr an ei-eaui pilc. In which 10
NET Formally ard Informally With
es'nfori aud cons.ni"nc-. Those re-,
sionsile for This investment have
raHse o. o. f-oud Of n. results o,
flsir hiors
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13

Etoy loan. w'auan aui child who
losss ii.ai rhieh i sopi. should allow
No "rI"fiunii. 10 ia-. 10 assist our IL
i'ocFs ~ ih.ir sffo'i- 10 .nforce the
hw iaalf-sn~ss o. dangerous. o..
xardl~s- Il The nrticuisr phase. OF
srifif 81 hw vioia,ei ". should ~.
n'e'ni~Fs that with the 90 OPERATION
and SUPPORT - The r.ofie. N. mere
handful of effae,s none - them II
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