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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09

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TITLE
OF CHURCH HELD
BY DEITY, RULING
ATTORNEY GENERAL HOLDS
OWNERSHIP PROPERTY
VESTED IN GOD


WASHINGTON. Sept. s,--lIolding
tha, In the final analysis title to church
property is vested In God. and that II
would bc sacrilcgious TO hold this nm
encmy Interest Attorney General
Daughcr,y In n formal opinion has ac.
quiesccd In the return by allen property
custodian Thomas w. Miller Of property
seized by n former alien porperty Gus.
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Hungary IN America.
who heads tho beneficial interest
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asked. "if II In held by the deity. then
surely II would be sacrlcglous TO hold
there In nm enemy interest"
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he said. was whether the church could
have its property returned 20 II.
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mately $4,000 IN mortgages and certi.
ficatcs OF indebtedness To the mother
church In Hungary. secured by church
property here. WAS seized NJ the out.
break Of the war from the Hungarian
general credit hank st Cleveland act.
Ing as agent Tor ths church IN all flnan'
ciai matters.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09
SCOUTING TO Be
CARRIED ON BY
GRAHAM'S PLAN
MEATHoD SUBMITTED WILL
BE USED TILL ExICUTIvs
Is EMPLOYED

4 plan submitted by Scout Commis.
sioncr a. 4. Graham for carrying on
BOY Scout work In Amarillo In tho alb
Hcnco " a Scout executive was adopted
al u meeting of the Scout council and
the general public held last night In
the city Hall. T.. a. Fisk. president
~ the council presided at the meeting.
other council members present were:
n. w Gnlbralth, II. e. Pipkin. l.. G.
White. y. y. i,oos, A, 4. Graham and
e.. NJ. Mccullough.
II was decided that roster o fthe
troops and register Of the Scouts In or.
der To Keep In good standing with
national headquarters. The council
Ig,ssed n motion b. find out how tho
local troops stand. against revertinH to
second class, a motion was passed to
prevent the use OF Camp Amakorker
without permission Of the council prcsi.
dent. Carl Thompson made a talk on
his experience elsewhere. Mr.. Hunter
made n talk advocating n downtown
gymnasium. such M tho armory.
Tho council decided 10 hold meeting
the second Thursday IN zach month.
Following In the outline of work
adopted by the council until another
executive can he cmploycd
Divide city Into at lonst five scout
districts and appoint five deputy scout
Commissioners with five assistants n
needed whose duties viii include tho
supervision 1 tho troops IN their re-.
spcrti,e districts, checking up tho fol.
lowing each meeting nishu
hl-Scout master and assistant ara
an the lob Wnd that both are efficien,l
tbt-siandnrd uniform plan meeting
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s--seoul eelamlsslsner 10 furnish
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09
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M'AOOO SEEKING
U. S. PRESIDENCY
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09

ArHfiN Hah Noilge that ifes'
hhnl ipd ME- Harding hasp apppinlei I
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09
THREE INJURED IN
AUTOMOBILE WRECK

Nv Associated Pres
BAN ANTONIO. sept. s.--Mrs. Clara
Itonnlz. was fatally injured and Miss
Lula siNall aud Elmer neecroft were
lninfed when nm automobile IN whirh
they wen. rldins, turned over in y gray
el ~ at l,Alde. 10 miles wsst ~ Nan
Aniouio laa, nlEhl sloner Smith e.
alad unininred
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09

ENiOnlA, kans., sspt s.--A group
n men sald Ia be- sirlklng shopnsn
lion the fania W. shops here io'a,
vsr, refused nnnlo,neWi according 10
4 4 aamNNss division eulerlnienden',
WIN deelnrd lhglr were no vacancies
.a %, division has reerulled the shop
nlpr io ful susnslh
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09

Presidents Wife
Is Seriously III;
May not Recover

Ny
WASHINGTON Sept s-The condition Of Mrs. Harding, wife
Of the president serious tonight that recovery not yet
assured" statement issued the White House $50 p
night by Brig Gen. C. E. Sawyer the family physician said
Consultations which developed yesterday and last night the
said makes Mrs. Hsngs condition very serious
added
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09
kAIRSER'S SWEETHEART
PRETTY BLOND WOMAN

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09
RAIL STRIKE
END IS HELD
LIKELY UPON
SOME ROADS
By Associated rrsas


WASHINGTON. sept s-on iha
lnwla ~ personal reports 10 certain nd.
ADMINISTRATION leaders u mora optlmlstlc
/, View ~ the rail strike situation was
apparent to-day In government circles
ihnn IN the past week
Several officials who have been close
personal l0urh with strike Developments
declared that notilomeni ~ the labor
controversy on number ~ roads was
u "pr'hlble' result ~ tho Herioa of con.
feenceH which they under stood 10 be- In
pruEfoas n Chicaso
! The Chicago meetings we're nnld 10
have been largely n result ~ efforts on
The part NJ Daniel willard ~ the HALT.
more and ohio railroad who wah under.
stood 10 have associated with him req.
rencniailven about $4,000 miles of oIs
Grated track
| Attorney General Dnughcrty IN
statement tonight. nnld the government
waA not party io any negotiations be.
tween the ruilruada aud their employees
hu, declared thu. such negotiations
would not be- n,erfered with by tho
temporary restraining order ISSUED at
lchlrago.
"'rr government would not contend
that ,iiher party To- tho controversy was
,dunlrd by the temporary rentrhinlng or.
der nny fight ~ opportunity Ia confer
botwccn themselves aa a. III. poasiblc
liermH of such settlement" Mr.. Daueh.
crly said Tho royfrnment In not a
liarlisnn IN this lsbur controversy. II
lclamplonH uelihcf he employer nor the
lcmrloye ihcr differences arc Cor them
Ia adiua,. The government, n however.
lv.taliy concerned NJ the reNoration ~
! industrial peaee aud any movement that
seeks 90 adjus, the unhappy differences
botween emrloScf. and ep.pi"ye WIN not
lonly find no ohatructiml rom the gov
! lcrnmcni hu, win have ~ sympathy"
i, White Ii.ire NiIenf.
Officially. the sdiuInlslfatInn u doing
nothing ~ firther The negotiations b..
tween railroad executives and labor
chiefs with view ~ Heitlemsnt u the
sl,opmens strike bni president Hard.
, ling was sald Ia he fully infmmsd mn 10
lwhnt was trnnsrlring aud n anxious 10
, ue. negotiations terinlnn,e IN desirable
results
, Efforts N obtain nm official statement
lat the White IIols. NJ ~ the presidents
I,lcw en- the aitniion resulted IN an au.
lihoriy,d statement that ihoy c"uld not.
Iwlth prouficly, bc dImissed nt this
time
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09
~ Associated Prsss

~ Hk"ttstsu Efms
COUNTRY CLUB. BIloOKLfNE.
Mass. sept. s.--jesso awcciyer ~ New
York. metropolitan champion. and
Charles ,chickl Evans ~ Chicago viii
meet tomorrow 10 decide thu national
amateur golf chsmplonsnip for 1879
They advanced Ia the final round ~ thn
?sih y. n q. 4. tournament for iha
title today In semi.finnl matches ihat
were marked by their mastery both OF
the mechanics ~ plny aud ~ the human
elements represented by opponents OF
high rank
Bobby Jones ~ Atlanta. champion
~ tho south, went down seven holes
short ~ the 10 hole distance before tho
sweeping an 4 record breaking strokes
81 swceizcr, The .olfinE artistry ~
"ch Evans which has brought him
two national amateur and ono national
open titles. the champ onship NJ France
and tho leadership IN the west. WIS eN.
emptllflcd anew n, fhe expense ~ ~
tie Rudy knep'r. his fellow wert.rner
from sioux city This wis the greater
defeat, II M aud . H. play, but the
svre of \ up, Ia play. by which Jones'
fell on hls fifth national amateur cham.
pionshlp waysldo was tho days SUR
prise.
Was Noi ttuke.
n zane, however. an nui fluke. The
metropolitan champion, student NJ
Yale and former intrrcolleg ate cham.
pion. played NJ none ~ the worlds Had
inr amateurs, competitors ln this tour
ney, when he started, have played dur
ing tho pas, week. ilirdleH. even an
eagle. perched on his clubs IN the fore
noon round NJ ~ hnlss that WAS finish
- IN a. strokes, twn under par, and ofie
better than the oanpeilii,e Ecue ~ 70
Hst vs. Iesse uuilfofd national champion
last Monday. II was the flfih course
rceard hfukrn w hNerisFf This Y'af
~ many who SAW fhrh' Evans
play ilslay lhr lserfeeiian ~ his strokes
rs- all,d Tho lnrohsnirai mrrlnlon With
lNhlth Ynung ilanris inumfi Owes This
same oourse stlstupi ihr iHiilah iHfH
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09

10 Equip himself to ~ four,hcr another
New Britain herald., 1922-11-18

WINDOWS CLEANED sn private houses. offices, and stores. General housework and cleaning from the cellar to the root. Vacuum work is our speciaty. our rat, rates are the lowest in town. New Britain Wip. dow Cleaning Co.,. Ss West Main B. Phone 8SS.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-18
Money Loaned.

A, S0NEy loaned at 4% simple interest to Sny build, or improve real estate. Gen. erai Home Investment Trust " west Main St. Room lls. -,, THE BENEFICIAL WAY-LoANs TOT you, . w,ntar and the approaching holidays bring financial problems to those ,,,sa or us ,,hn have no bank accounts or securities, m,ou ,s fue, to buy, the children need warm warm clothing, family and friends should ot,,retIons the Beneficial Way--Consoli- date your debts and pay them on Tn ,a SIX to fifteen monthly instaIimen.s, ,o, ronm r.tes nen.a' ~,'n ,-a--4-s, The Benefcial Loan society. Rooms 1oi-5, s7 W. Main street, New Rritain, conn.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-18
Professional Services

SURGICAL supports, made to your measure nIso elastic supports and stockings. Mrs Mack D. Hall, R. N.. Registered corse tiere AS Main St. Phone 37-2.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-18

HAMILTON Beach vacuum cleaners for sale. Real cleaners. Anderson Electric Co.,. 25s Main St. Up flight. Tel. 519.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-18
:
 Suburban For Sale.

PLATNVlLLE--Near school tenement
 concrete house with large plot of land. l7gx600; cement cellar. electric lights. city water, good location. barn. concrete chicken house, fruit trees. grapes, Price s6.000, Sl,400 down, balance easy pay
 ments. k. l.. Hayden. Middle St.. Bristol.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-18

YOUR MONOGRAM embossed with a choics of different colors and 25 different de signs at an additional charge or oniy fos to the cost of the paper. ohrnstedts. 72 West Main St.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-18

ELECTRIC vacIum cleaners rented, dolln . day. All makes of cleaners repaired ant overhauled. Phone 1925.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-18

HANSON GAS heaters, Just the thing 10 kill the chill these frosty mornings. Prices and sizes vary. A. A. Mills, 80 West Main pbopa
New Britain herald., 1922-11-18

GARAGE space for two cars. IF Sunrise avenue. Tel. 1152-5.
 GARAGE of IS car capacity. Will lease ir whole or rent individual spaces Simmoni Storage Battery Co.,, 1s7 Arch street Telephone 2246. - GTORAGE--Alive storage for the winter months in a centrally located, steam heat ed, spacious garage. Use your car when 2 ever you want 1t. mechanic always or the floor and rent Is reasonable. Our serv ice car is always ready at your call. Jus Phone 1544, Charlands Auto Service Sta ton, rear 432 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-18

orchard. all buildings in good condition: stock and tools included. Cashman Farm Agency. 1s1 Main St. Phone s7s-4 or Berlin, 66S-4. ''New Britain's Largest Farm Bureau"
New Britain herald., 1922-11-18
Houses For Sale.

50 ACRES, s5 tillable only fve rninutes
 to trolley, 5000. Robt. B. White. 2so Main street.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-18

FLEETWOOD gas range. Telephone 55-4.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-18
Investments, Stocks, Bonds.

r,,r ponwE1r, REALTY COMPANY REDEMPTION NOTICE. Holders of Class A Preferred Shares in this company, whose 5-yeaf an- anniversary falls in November oi De. camber, 1922, are hereby notified that they may convert said shares at par. plus lo96 into Real Estate First Mortgages on application, ne- fore December 1. 1922, at the com ,any,s office. National Bank build Ing. New Britain, Conn.
 H. T. BoDwELI,
 Treasurer.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-18
Dressmalxing and Millinery.

plssu r1coe edge, zig zag curves and dressm aking. Personal atten- ton. Mile Blanchette. 131 Main St. Tele- phone 2655.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-21
POLITICAL TEA TO
Be HELD TODAY BY
REPUBLICAN, WOMEN

IGNORING Miss Annie Porter,
vice chairman of the republican
state central committee. the Al
buquerque Republican WOmen's
association will give an informal
tea this afternoon from 3 to 8
o'clock at the home of Miss Mar
garet Chadwick, sol West Tijeras
avenue.
Mrs. NJ. c. Mechem, wife of the
governor and Miss Clara Olsen
of Santa Fe, are expected to at
tend. All republican women are
urged TO be present
In the receiving line will be
Mrs. c, NJ. Foraker, president of
the Bernalillo County Association
of Republican Women; Mrs. Will
kerson, secretary of the associa-
ton; Mrs, Alfred Grunsfeld, Mrs.
Temperance WhitComb, Mrs. w.
c. Reid, Mrs. r. ]. Lawler. Mrs.
L. c. Butler. Mrs, Fred Lee, Mrs.
George r. Craig, Mrs. a. Gusdorf,
Mrs. Harry Benjamin and Mrs.
Is. c, Hernandez.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-21
SHRINERS WILL HAVE
CEREMONIAL SESSION;
PARADE AT 8 O'CLOCK

Ballut Abyad temple OF the
Mystic Shrine will hold a cere-
monial session here today at
which 25 or more candidates will
be initiated into the mysteries of
the order. which has been called
the playground OF Masonry Many
Of the candidates were members
of the Scottish Rite class which
finished taking the degrees from
the fourth to the thirty-secOnd in
Santa Fe last week
Albuquerqueans will rave a
chance to see some of the color
full things of Shrinedom at 5
O'Clock this afternoon when a
Shriners parade, participated in
by members and candidates. viii
wend its way through the streets
The hour was chosen to allow
Albuquerque Shriners who are in
business to join in The ncrrymak-
ing at the close of the day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-21
SNAKE DANCE At
OR|b|A WILL Be
HELD SATURDAY
Motorists Should Leave Al
buquerque BY Tuesday to
Insure Getting There in
Time for Dance.

Those intending to motor to
Orbia to witness the Hopi snake
dance should leave Albuquerque
not later than Tuesday morning,
according to Leo Leaden. road
scout between Needles and Trini-
dad, who has just come over the
route which must be travelled to
Oribia Heavy rains have washed
several arroyos and if the rains
continue will make the passage
very difficult over several of the
routes.
Leadcn has made a study of the
situation and declared that the
Winslow route will be by far the
best and he intends to pilot the
Koshare tours caravan by that
route. Those going to the dance
with the Koshare tours party will
leave early Tuesday morning. With
the weather conditions uncertain,
Mr.. Leaden believes this is the
latest it is advisa bic to start,
The dance will start about 5
o'clock Saturday afternoon.
The trip is about 400 miles go
ing by way Of Gallup.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-21
N DONALD LOOMS
UP BIC AS GOLF
TOURNEY NE:ARs
At Least Ia Local Players
to Enter Qualifying Round
in State Title Tilt at Ros-
we'll September 2.

In practicing for the annual
state golf tournament to be held
at Roswell September ., and a,
Roy Mcdonald yesterday shot IS
holes on the local course in par
70, making each hole in par. The
feat is a most unusual one for any
player on any course and has new
err before been done here, although
the course has been made in par
several times, but the player shot
some holes under par and some
above par.
At least IA local golfers are eX-
peCting to make the trip to Ros-
well to enter the qualifying round
of the state tournament and last
weeks practice here showed a
large number of players who
should have a fair shot at the state
championship.
Yesterday Joe McCanna played a
81 and a SO; DR.. =. G. Cornish,
JF., played a SO and 80; A. j.
Rieser shot par Sc for 3 holes,
r. Keleher turned in a 3S and
AZ. other players who are play
ing consistently in the lower forties
are Herkenhoff, Horgan, Giomi,
Simms, Allen and Aber. Others are
shooting easily within the forties
and in a pinch seem to be able to
take several off their score by
more careful playing.
Grover Divine, state champion
and local club champion, who has
been under the weather for sew
eral weeks, appeared on the course
yesterday and batted out a Al. This
was Divines first round since his
recent sickness. He stated yester-
day that in spite of the handicap
of lack of practice, he will enter
the qualifying round at Roswell.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-21
INDEPENDENTS HOLD
A CONFERENCE HERE
TO FRAME POLICIES

Members Of the independent re-
publican state central committee
yesterday began a series of meet
ings here that may continue
through today. No details of what
was done were made public. 1t
is understood, however, that the
independents have made num-
Der of proposals to the regular
republicans regarding a reconcil-
iation. These proposals are said
to include a request for recog-
milton in the formation of the
state ticket, and many reports,
none authentic, were in circula-
ton as to what the independents
are seeking.
Among those attending the
meeting are Max Gutierrez, the
state chairman; Frank A. Hub
bell, county, chairman; former
Governor o. A. Larrazolo, Cap
tain A, A. Sena of Las Vegas, Fe-
lix Baca of Albuquerque, and
Major Bronson Cutting. owner
Of the Santa Fe New Mexican.
Chairman o. l.. Phillips OF the
republican state committee, said
last night he had no statement to
make regarding the independents.