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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17
RED CROSS MEETING AT GRA
HAM.

The adjourned meeting of the Red
Cross Chapter for Tazewell county,
will he held in the Red Cross rooms
Mt Graham OH Monday 20 inst, at
1880 n. M. This is the continuation,
of the annual meeting when tho vot-
ing will tnke place upon tho names
Of those nominated for office. Mr..
George Crockett is nominated for
county chairman, Mrs. Solon baach
for vice-presidcnt. Mr.--A. C. Buch-
anan treasurer and Mr.. r. w. Elan.
ere, Of Richlnnds, secretary.
Some action will he tallcn upon
the county nurse question, and also
upon the permanent site for Red
Cross camp. Our local branch must
meet this week 10 organize and ap-
point delegate to attend the chap
ter meeting. r. w. HUGHEES.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17
DELEGATES TO
BRISTOL MEET
Democrats, in Convention Here,
Name Long List of Voters
to Attend Convention to
Name Congressman.

The Tazewell County Democrats
IN session Tuesday, named Ion.
list OF delegates, and alternates !,
the congressional convention to b,
held III Bristol on the morning of tn,
2lst, when candidate for Con
grcs in the Ninth district will b.
nominated. c r. Brown was chos.
en- as Chairman of the meeting. and
A G: Buchanan, Secretary.
Following are the names of the
delegates and altefnates:
Maiden Spring District.
Delegates: Roy Keister, JAS. 10.
Crabtrec, George w. Hurt, C. M.
Hunter, S. j.. Thompson. Mrs. " &.
+. White. Mrs. Chas. r. Irving, DR..
w. r. Williams, Mrs. Geo. n. Nc
Call, A. w. Horton. R. L. lambert.
VIM. e. Neal. Jas. C. TAYLOR. Mrs
9. M. Hunter, Joseph Holmes. Sam.
ucl ~ Baylor, John A. Vernon. e. f.
Waleor, Mrs. Alverta White. HUGH
Humphrey.
Alte,nates: Jno. 3. Gillespie, B. I.
Payne. w. p. Borgess.. Mayne. r.
Davis, r. Bowen Thompson. Arthur
Harris, Henry Hooker, Marvin ~.
Mcclure, j. Sam Gillespie. ]. a,
Payne, Mrs. o. U. Terrill, Miss
Pearl Taylor, Mrs. C. II. Pee1v. /
@. Perkins, Joe S. White. o. ]. row
3 ers, Geo. R. Mccall. f. w. Wilson.
Walter Peery, w. E. Hit.
Jacksonville District.
Delegates: NJ. B. Crockett, ). b.
Thompson, c. R. Brown, X. D. r.
Harman. ] T. Kendrick, Geo. W.
st. Clair, E. r. Boyd, Miss h Iora
Steele, Mrs. L. A. Tynes, Mrs. A. P.
McKenry, A. j Larimer, M. II. XII
ser, D. M. Thompson, Mrs. d. B.
Daniel, r. G. Peery, Joe Litz, C. +
Harman, Charles Daniel. o. e. Hop
kins.
Alternates: J. 3. Boyer, w. l..
May, Fred R. Steele, ]. Payne, Il. l..
Francis, ]. H. Bowling. C. II. kuy..
olds, Mrs. R. w. Bobbitt, James w.
Peery, w. Cosby Greever. A. C.
Buchanan, Mrs. Pearl Brooke Nr
sG sohn I; Hawkins, II. M. Hawkins
MISS MISS Ellie Howard, Jno. C. O'Keeffe'
MIS-. l.. L.. Dickenson, Miss Mann
ME st. Clair, f. w. Leslie, C. Hen
ry Peery. -o''-
Clear Fork District.
Delegates. DR.. John Saunder. =,
1us HARRISON, Mrs. d. C. Yates. ".
taylor Moore, N. C. Smith. Miss Sol
Baach, L: B. Crawford, I. H. Harry
Ballard Tabor. V. L. Sexton, Mrs. +
y. Baldwin. Mrs. Vicie Burgess. Da
ygid Spracher, j. w. Shannon, Alex
st; Clair, Mrs. John Kidd, Gilbert
Gildersleeve, Charles Cox, Lathro,,
Buchanan. NJ, Cassell, Miss NeIIt
.SGose, Miss Sarah Davis, Franl, Bav.
ior, Ed Nash, Chas. Mcdowell. Mrs
.; +. Haller, Mrs. r. L. Poino..,l,I
McTeer Saunders.
Alternates: Mrs. James McDowelI
e. King Crockett, Mrs. Mollie Har,
risson, James a. Tabor, C. C. Fraz-
ier, DR.: L. j. Stump, C. A. Demon
z. nj. Wagoner, II. S. Perdue. J. Il
Dudley, c. T. Benbow. r. K. Crock.
cit, j. b. Graham. Will Bane, ]. w.
Shannon, IT. L. Shuflebareer Lutber
Baugh. Graf Bourne, Chas .Iones
Vance Showers, j. B. Meek. r. s
Moss, r. T. Baldwin, Russell Conn
ton, Miss Annie Dudley, n.
Hicks, Mrs. H.. D. Frazier, j. Ii. viii
son.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17
THE HIGH SCHOOL CARNIVAL

The carnival given in the Higl
School building Friday night by thu.
faculty and students of the Taze
well High School, was very sue
cessful, both from a standpoint of
amusement and financially. Abou,
$3.50 was realized for school I'M
provement. The carnival consisle.
of various amusements. The show
was preceded by a minstrel i'll the
High School chapel, followed by the
famous Rushing Sympathy Orcnes-
ira, which rendered many of the ia
nous overtures and popular selec-
tions from the masters. The side
shows i'll the main building attract.
ed many of the curious, and ...ued
much to the exchequer of the school
fund,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17
7. H. s. SENIORS TO GIVE PLAY

Tie seniors of Tazos Hirb
School will present "NIrs. Briggs q
the Poultry Yard" comedy in
three acts. March II. in the iuen
Theatre. This is domestic comedy
OF great effectiveness, clean in tone
and genial in spirit. Mrs. Briggs is
nh admirable character, full of orig
nal humor and quaint sayings. rho
cast of characters is as follows.
AIRS. Briggs, a woman of business
-Mayone Barrett.
Almira Briggs, Melissa Briggs,
her daughters-Lucie Scott, Mann,
Peery
Guire.
Ralph Briggs. an adopted SON
George Quincy.
Silas Green, ncighbor-Reec..
Mandy Bates, whose tongue will
stumble-Lucille Buchanan.
Mrs. O'Connor, who dislikes goats
Davidson.
Mr.. Lee, wealthy neighbor-
Charles Jones.
Virginia Lee, his daughter-Kath.
crime Surface.
Daisy Thornton. her friend-Mag
gle Kincer.
Attractive performances will BIT
glven between the acts, which will
add greatly to the evenings ente,
tainment. A good laugh in every act
Come and bring all your family and
friends. Admission 20 and so cents.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17
DEAD IN BURKE's GARDEN.

MIR. A. q. (better known as "Dean
Mr.. A. e. (better known as
"Dean) Peery, died at his home in
BurlSe's Garden, on Tuesday morn
ing, of heart trouble of which he had
suffered for several years. The -un.
eral and burial took place on We'd
nesday. He was in the 65th year y.
his age. Besides wife he leaves
four sons and two daughters, q
brother, Marian Peery, of Blanc
county, and one sister, widow of the
late DR.. Henry Crockett, Of South
Carolina. One daughter, the wife of
Oscar Moss, lives in Loudon county,
Va.
Deceased was a member of tne
Lutheran church, prosperous farm
er and stockman, good citizen, who
tenjoyed the respect and esteem .i
all who knew him.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17

IN one piece completely across the
chassis. This design insures the oyy,,
er exceptional rigidity with livh,
weight and freedom from vibration
Fan Assembly: The new fan as.
sembly provides the following fea.
lures:
Large diameter pulleys prevent.
belt. w ~
2 Rgonze bushings running in self
contained bath of oil.
3 Dustproof enclosure.
Starting Switch: The new Ford de
sign starting switch combines all the
best features of manufacture and
oneration of tho. previous types. 1t
Is simple. direct acting, of few parts
and exceptionally easy of asselnbI
ing and repair. Although there is
practically nothing to get out of or
der in this simple switch. still dis
assembling Is easily accomplished by
the removal of two screws, when tho
top lifts off and the entire inner
switch is exposed.
The new switch is wator, dust and
rust proof, and in addition iii 8 To-
Gated in a protected position under
the floor boards.
Dash Weather Trough: Prevention
of rainy weather trouble due to
winter on the dash and coil terminals
has been effected by application of
'hc new design dash weather trough.
This. ''cugh catches. any wator which
IN severe rains may work under tho
food Mt the dash and carries it to
either side eliminating danger of
shorts. hard starting or irregular
ring due tn possible water shorts on
/ he coil terminals or dash wiring.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17
s. NJ. PATTON DEAD.

Samuel Marion Patton, son OF the
late George Patton. br6t36TstaaG g. 'T.
Patton, step-son of M{S< 81 sIIs,
ton, died Mt his home sliI IiIi3| 3$'
on T9ssday night, of &jsI1t5 y 23j1I 8;
hs, besides Wfid6W; ~ X 81
4 <4ss.and seven sons. The fun
eSHial took place ON yester.
khlands. Deceased was a
ronsistcnt member of tho Christian
churci. Hc wns conscious of the near
approach of tho Grim Monster. say.
ing shortly before death, II am not
afraid to die"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT WAR.

Tho town of War, w. Vn, located
on tho Dry Fork branch of Norfolk
and Western railroad, was visited by
n destructive fire OH "Wednesday af-
ternoon: Six buildings wcra Report
cd to have been burned. but aside
from ono Of these it could not be
learned of the buildings were stores
or dwellings. The Jacob Shore build
ing and contents was total loss To
the extent Of $4,000.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17
A NOTE OF THANKS.

We wish to thank the Ricniunds
people who extended us courtesy and
respect at the death of our dear
husband and son, james Wnwson
who was laid to rest In Jones Chap
el cemetery on March 1st, 1922. We
also wish to thank tho Cedar Bluff
High School faculty and others for
the beautiful flowers and the kind
thoughts that prompted them to
send them-Mrs Daisy Gillespie
Dawson, wife, and Mrs. NJ. ]. Gil
lespie.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17

"Mud one way-other tho othor,"
ia the way a citiben from the Wit
tens Mill neighborhood put it the
other day. The yecent rains, have put
tributaries to tho Clinch on n boom,
and the unfinished road East Oh
North Tazcwell. has been just about
impossible for travellers except on
horseback.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17
PUBLIC SALE OF HOTEL TAzE.
WELL APRIL 1.

Hotel Tazewell and all equipment
will be re-sold by Commissioners of
the court. at public auction, at the
front door of the Courthouse nt Taze,
well, Va, April 1st, rs shown by tho
advertisement appearing in another
column Of this paper. The purchas
or at the former sale failed to COM
plete ,his purchase, hence the resale.
This Is a very valuable property. and
should bring good price.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17
HONOR ROLL FOR BEECH FORM
SCHOOL.

Fifth gradc-.Alma' Barrett, uda
Asbcrry. Clarn Mitchell.
Fourth grade-Gladstone Young
james Barrett.
Third grade-Bernice Barrttt, Col
die Beavers. Hazel Mitchell, Ella
Steffey.
Second grade-Howard Whit, Jettit
Barrett, Daisy Whit
First grade-George Barnett.
Requiremnts, 80 per cent. Teach
er, Ella Young.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17
"TOO MUCH ATHLETICS"
(Editn,inlA

The phrase OF expression. .o,,
much" athletics, in an editorial in a
recent issue of this paper, was per-
haps not we'll chosen. /" Too mucr
sport" would have conveyed more
clearly the intent of the article
Athletics proper, within reason, may
be necessity, but athletics fol
sport are an evil and that contin-
ually.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17
sTRAYEn ol, STOLEN

One dark brown horse mule, auous
666 inches high, with scar on right
front leg between kneo and ankle,
mud ono scar OH right hind nnklc; !;
weight about 900 pounds. Big mino
scar on rump. Libosul reward AMI
pNy for keep of mulo. TAZEWEI.L
MULE CO., Northforls, w. Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17
COAL SrRIIiE COMING

II now looks like tho threatened
strike of the coal miners in tho un.
ion field on April 1st is certainty.
and tho struggle mayb long and
bitter one, seriously affecting rna
coal supply and industry Of tho
country. 1t would be we'll for us all
to lay IN u few extra tons of coal
before April LIST ms matter of pre-
caution.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17
FARMERS, LET US SELL YOUR
WHEAT

We expect to sell several cars OF
wheat. Send us sample of wha, .,ou
have to sell and advise how many
bushels you wish us to sell for you.
We have nice seed potatoes and
onion sets. Get your orders In for
orchard grass and other seeds, fer
tilizers, etc.. at once.
TAZEWELL FARM BUREAU.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17

&C cd by the love sick spinsters ana
The song hits are right up to the
minute and the whole comedy is n
classy production, in fact, it is a
whale of hit from beginning to
end, the audience recovering from
one convulsion of laughter only to
Sgo into another.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17
NOTICE:
SALE OF BURKE'S GARDEN
REAL ESTATE.

In pursuance of decree entered M.
the February. 1929, term of the Cir.
cult Court of Tnzowell County, Vir-
glnia, in the case OF David Il. Crock
cit V. Annie Pue. ct als, shall otror
Tor sale mt public auction to the high
est bidder the trnct of land contain
ing about eighty (SO) acres. situnt
cd In Burke's Garden TnzcwcIl Com
ty, Virginin, ind being the sam,
iahd which was assigned to David II.
Crockett, Annie Pue, John Crockett,
ana Robert Crockett, by decree of
the Circuit Court of Tazewcll Co,n
ty, VirG'nin. in tho case of David ~
Crockett aud others w. John II
Thompson and others.
The anle will be held ON Saturday
tho 9th day of April, 1922, and OF,
the snid rcnl estate in Burl,e's Co,d'
on.
Such sale will bc ppon tho follow
ing terms; Cnah in hand on day OF
sale Tor an amount sufficient TO COW
rr the costs of this suii nhd tho on
penscs of the sale including thr lcu d.
II commissions of ihr undcrsipnr1
ana Tor the residue ihcrc,r lh, mn
'hasnr or purchasers. will cxccuto
'her four (d notes bearing oven
ant" with the srlc, payable rcspcc.
tivo'" IN ore, Two three and iom
ycnrs from the date of sale with in.
,,crost from date. payable TO tho M
dersigncd Special Commissioner. nnl
WIN security thereon to hc approved
ny The undersigned Special Commits
This March 10th, 1922.
Il. o. CROCKETT.
-. Special Commissioner.
certify that r. o. Crockett, s;por-
ini Commissioners has executed bnnd
por Twenty thousand Dollars (Sa0,
ooo.Oo) required OF him by decree h
this case with approved sccnritv.
5. NJ GRAHAM. ID a.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17
POI, SAIr

FIVE ycarling Shorthorn bulls o:
',Xee'ient breeding. For sale in
March. See them. h. NJ. Lawson
" Sons, Burkc's Carbon, Va. 3-l7-2
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17
JEFF KING IN THE TOLLS

jeff King, a well known colored
man of "Shakerag," is in Jail here
Sergeant having arrested him We'd
nesday for violating the prohibition
laws. He had two gallons and an
ugly gatling gun, which the ser.
geant said he attempted to use.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17

Our friend Jas. w. Jones, "tall
Bill" was here on yesterday. He VIII
put out, he said about % acrcs n
corn. and be careful NOT to cover
crap"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17
ss7os. WHOSE IS Ir2

The above number license ting was
left in this Office several days ago.
Owner can get it by calling for it
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-10
HUMOR OF THE DAY

Jed Old Sponger claims he could drink any number of high balls.
 E.-He could-any given number - Wayside Tales.
 Jack Potts-Making love Is a good deal like playing cards.
 The Girl-How SO?
 Jack Potts-Theres a lot in knowing what hand is worth.-Boston Tran script.
 What distinguished foreigner aided the Americans in the revolution?" asked the teacher of the juvenile class.
 God" promptly answered small pu- pill who had been to Sunday school Chicago News.
 Ut was Shakespeare, wasn't it, who said Sweet are the uses of diversity r " Shakespeare may have said it origin ally, but I heard it from a lawyer who had pocketed 65 per cent. of an es- tate."-Exchange A
 Dora-Fm surprised that you'd let a man kiss you on such short acquaint- ance. ~ Doris-Well, he said it was my own fault that I hadn't met him sooner.- Boston Transcript. sr
 He-I hear in that new play of Shaw's girl comes out of an egg with nothing on
 she-Well, I should think she might have little yoke on.--Life.
 why stage Ten Nights in a Barroom? No use in further propaganda. There is no liquor now"
 q think maybe people will go to see where it once wuz. Courier Journal. y
 He-Qingering in the haI)-And, dearest, we shall grow old together, you and I.
 Her fathers voice-Well, you needn't start doing it down there, need you?- Boston Transcript.
 Gorobet-There are so many cases of lncendiarism nowadays. What do you think causes them? okurobet-Matches, mostly, I imag. ine.-Literary Digest.
 Dear John,' the wife wrote from a reasonable resort, inclose the hote bill'
 Dear Mary" he responded, "In in- close check to cover the bill, but please do not buy any more hotels at thIs figure l-they are cheating you."-Life.
 What were your thoughts while yo, were flying through the air on the wing of the tornado?
 "One of 'em," replied economical olt Mrs. Frett, was about the wasteful way my daughter-in-law always outs the breaC and the fact that it didn't look like r. ever have another chance ito tell hel about it."-Kansas City Star.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-10
KALEIDOSCOPE

More than 1S,0O0,0o0 persons voted at the last presidential election.
 With power clippers sheep shearers in Australia shear 200 sheep daily.
 China is the only oriental country where women are permitted to legislate.
 Mrs. Charles c. Harold is the first woman to be elected alderman in Macon, Ga.
 Elizabeth Barrett Browning, English authoress, was secretly married in 1S46.
 On one day in the year among the Hindoos gambling is regarded as not only permissible, but commendable. 'I It is call. ed Devali.
 Mss Alice M. Robertson, the only woman representative in congress, was first woman in the United States to be put in charge of a first class postoffice.
 Mrs. K. Jewell, of Toronto, Canada, lays claim to the distinction of having penetrated farther north of Canada than any other woman. Mrs. Jewell set out with a party eight years ago on a gold hunting expedition in Alaska and pro- peeded up the Pollymacmillan river, reaching a point 800 miles east of Daw- son City.
 It is estimated that the work done on this planet of ours by the radian tener- gy of the sun is equal to that which would be required to pump from the ocean enough water to supply Niagara 75,000 miles wide. To equal the energy which the earth receives from the sun would rall for a row of Niagaras encircling the earth three times, with every foot-pound of energy utilized in electric horse pow CT.
 Why bother to agitate a toothbrush when electricity will do the scrubbing for yOu2 The electric toothbrush is a new idea, originated by Louis A. Gable, oi Harrisburg, Pa. A motor runs it; the brush attached to a cord revolves Buzz-z-z! It finds it's way into every cranny, with a rather agreeable sensa. tion to the gums, and in minute youl nsolars, inclsOrS, bicuspids, etc, are clear as the proverblal whistle.-Philadelph Ledger. N'
 It has long been known that traces o arsenic are to be found not only in hu man and animal organism, but in certain plants, such as the cabbage, turnip anC potato. and in wheat, Jadin and Astruc members of the French Academy of Sil gnces have shown that arsenic is also t' Do found in rice, peas, beans, lettuce pelery, asparagus. parsnips and in mos vegetables used as food by man, as wei as in apples, pears, pineapples, orange and nuts. Since plants undoubtedly ge Inc element from the soil. arsenic mus occur far more widely in nature than wa Ht one time supposed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-23
WOMEN ONLY AT
NAT 7 MORNINGS
Of EVERY week

Six thousand people SWAIN Boo fh.
"Nat" IN san Jacinto ll,ights during The
first week 10 was opened
wednesday and Friday mornings mr,
hocu set asid" as womcn's DAYS go ih'
"Nat". Absolutely mo- men will b" tl
lowed in the building ON the mornings
Of these days, according 20 tho mamgr
mcnt. Tho women will have Tho whole
building to themselves.
Spectators will Dee allowed iu the 'Nat
FREQ OF charge on all m"rninrs laS
Monday about Goa Roy Scouts and Other
lads were guests or m. "N1t" for s0ims
ana on Tuesday about 400 girls were
guests.
The pool VIII ho closed mn o'cloc0
each sunday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-23
CIVIC ACTIVITIES
TO Be DISCUSSED
AT ELKS LODGE

Following out the general plan ol par
.rnltlon in civic affairs Amarillo Elks
lodge win have two speakers to discuss
.I...l artivitiss at the meeting ut 500
.otlo,k Monday night.
. -. Riggs win speak on Che wltm
situation ana another speaker win h.
selected Inter and subject assigned
.W. y. Rhuton, secretary ~ The Pan
handle Plains chamber ~ Commerce.
had brer asked Ca speak, hu' he will be
our ,f tun City.
Tho raud cNlltod rulers hav. urg~i
lodges O.. become Interested u conditions
900 thcir ity with 'hc hope that ,hrr wll
20, lIlr goo du somo civic work EDuurs'
,is mad ihai every member Of Do. i'ig'
ln pr,sm Monday nirht
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-23

elephant has been known 'o welsh go
Election to the Comcdi" Franchise
II the highest honor that can be- pH'.
on actor.
The average educated person iu daily
speech ana writing uses uo moro thai
1000 words
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-23
VI. II. Duncan Open, office.

81 " Duncan, district nana-'i p
90" Kansas city Life lnsuru'' Com.
pary. has opened an ofiiro with " >.
Roberts in tho Num- hu.d.re Me-
Duncan's territory includes DO. whole
Tarhandlc. ilc recently r'ura"1 tr"W
chicago. wh'rc D., Was 1u instruction %
M, Moody Bible institute,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-23

vislted tho formers relatives ~ Ter.
ren. Texas AFTER they had been In
Terrell q few DAYS. Mrs Jonsens father
became IN and died Mrs Jensen o.
still ut Terrell
\ budding perniii was ISSUED yeSier.
dav 10 g. G.. McDani'i 81 lakcview
Cor s. 500 house
Mlrrilrc licenses were issued yesier
i~V a. !. " stephens ana Miss Jewell
seiv. J.. e. Iunns ana Miss Agnes nat
'clfti
i. y. Green yesterday tool, oui q
hulding permit for n rcsidon.r ai ,o",
East Tuuth street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-23
LAUNDRY EXPERTS ARE
EMPLOYED FOR TROY

Two &C the foremost laundry exports
0f tho southwest have h,en cWplov,i
l,y ! y vernon. uWnr Cd. the Try
steam Laundry. ~ operate Nj rlm ls
foreman and head wtshmln
r. . Kmrnid eft Mushoro,. oEl0,
general foreman 81 hundrics with 20
wears cvpciIHnco. mas been employed af
foreman of Tho Troy Laundry
]. u Co1u also 90 Mushog,'. "a long
experienced hmdpmau. ms boon 'm
|pID,,I nl Mr. Vernon ,- head WH.NnIln.
/ THc ,mull,m,ur %, ih 500 $500 .'r'r'5
.vlu ,urhln rhr Troy laundry ip give
.Dg,n better s,ry.,. thln heretofore. ura
.tbc work viii Doe as poud as Dis Wn.d
.uui myvhcr. 81 is -l.
H=a=---=e ----
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-23
CITYBRIEFS

Learn word every day-Ioday's word
is LANCU1D It's pronounced Inn
pwid. with ar rcceut an 'he first syll-
able Both the and are short II
means feeble. weak or faint. heavy
dun weary. sluggish II comes from thu
Latin "unguero. % be- iain or lausuid
li's used Hkc this-"llm summer day
are apt to make ono ancud
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-23

Harry j. Albright, manager oi the
Western Nowspapcr Union. WIS a husi'
mess visitor IN the city Yesterday. Tie is
|w,u remembered rs tn header a IN
sims SONGS 90 the annual convention of
|th, Panhandle Press Association
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The New York herald., 1922-09-03

students thus far admitted are those
B. Il. Keith and b. S. Moss theater
musicians who are already masters OF
enced in playing for vaudeville and
motion pictures. These men of the or
chestra pit are admitted to the Keith
College to take up the fine points of
their profession, going over the whole
field OF music and studying 1t from
every point of view and adjusting it to
the entertainment of audiences in all
parts of the city and country covered
by the Keith and Moss theaters. Dean
Lawton gives out degrees to graduates.
the more proficient of whom are en-
ployed as instructors for the new
classes.