davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1922-07-08

veloped during the war by allied en-.
stneers. who produced Il to increase
the efficiency Of battle planes. In
the early stages Of the war countless
plane bearings burned out. for In q
quick descent rear bearings were
starved, while forward ones were
flooded. On q steep climb front bear.
ings were almost unlubricated, while
rear ones were Inundated. Shark
plugs fouled. Carbon deposits were
heavy.
BY carrying the oil In q separate
container and forcing II to ali NOV.
Ing parts. regardless Of the pitch of
flying. these evils were overcome.
In the automobile II 10 almost az
important an Improvement as in the
airplane. In steep climbs or quick
descents oil Is pumped uniformly to
all parts. There can be no starved
bearings nor flooded ones, nor fouled
spark plugs.
The Washington times., 1922-07-08
TIPS
FOUND GOOD IN
AUTO SYSTEMS
New Method Said to Reduce
Wear and Tear to
Minimum.

Much interest has been evidenced
in motor car circles and among car
owners In the new airplane system
Of motor lubrfcation: II has proved
amazingly efficient, the average mile
age yield per quart Of oil being well
above 500 miles. 1t is also borne out
in the claim Of It's sponsors that Il
greatly reduces wear and tear on
moving parts. thereby aiding ma
terially TO the life Of the motor.
Engineers Of the Standard Motor
Car Company. Pittsburgh. are the
first to apply the airplane system to
the automobile. On tho Standard
Eight the oil In carried apart from
the crank case into q three-gallon
container anchored to the frame
under the right front fender. OIL
flows by gravity through q flexible
tube to the crank case. whence 1t 10
pumped upward to cylinders, bear.
inss. rods and all other moving
parts.
It then drops to the base of the
engine and is pumped back into the
container. being cooled and refilter.
ed before again making it's circuit
through the motor. On a recent
test run from Pittsburgh to New
York less than q quart Of oil was
consumed. Temperature readings
after climbing and descending the
redoubtAble Tuscarora Ridge Of the
Allegheny mountains showed no ap.
preciable increase in oil heat.
The oil tank u filled without Mt.
ing the hood. ouage is visible at
all times.
The system II based on that de-
The Washington times., 1922-07-08
AUBURN SEDAN
NOW NOTABLE
AS N0|SELESS
Silence In Operation Is Marked
Feature Of Latest
Type Car.

Though the advantages Of the
closed type Of car have long been
realized, there have been some oh
jections to the rumbling and rat
Ting noises 90 frequently mani
fest in closed cars.
In announcing q new model oi
the Auburn Sedan. the Auburn Au'
tomobile Company claims to have
overcome this objection. This fea
ture Of quiet operation, they say,
IL meeting with enthusiastic and
popular response.
The doors and windows Of this
car are designed with special fit.
tings which prevent rattle. and the
roof Is so constructed that no
rumbling sound can be transmitted
by It.
Cork pads between the body and
frame eliminate the contact OF
metal against metal. and do away
with the annoying hard.to-find
squeaks that so frequently arise
from the body mountings. Non
squeak material II placed between
the tenders and other metal parts
to which they are fastened.
The operation of the entire sys.
tenn Of brake levers and pedals. on
fourteen oilless graphite bushtngs.
eliminates squeaks, rattles and un.
due wear at these places. Oilless
graphite bushings. requiring no at.
tention. are also used In other
places about the car which are
frequently neglected by the aver
age owner Of an automobile.
The Washington times., 1922-07-08
ACCIDENTS IN
MASS. CUT IN HALF

Motor vehicle accident injuries
have been reduced in Massachusetts,
from 81. .oss in 1920 to 11.4S7 in 1921,
a decline of IS ! er cent.
The total Of accidents and IA.
talities Will be still further lowered
in 1921 II the rate for the first five
months 10 maintained. The revoca.
tion Of 4,s9s licenses during 1921 has
had a stimulating effect on careful
driving.
The Washington times., 1922-07-08

years old. Seventy-four per cent of
this number are married. 50 per cent
have bank accounts. and 90 per cent
carry life insurance.
or the transactions handled by the
Metropolitan Securities between Jan
uary l and June l. 1922, 65 per cent
Of the purchasers owned q car be.
fore and 45 per cent of that number
had purchased their cars on time.
The Washington times., 1922-07-08

pense that attaches to all travelling
organizations. Our band Is so large
and the men are 30 we'll paid that
we cannot afford to play anywhere
except to capacity business. We do
not wish to charge prices that would
be prohibitive, and 80 We are com.
PEELED to practice sensible economies.
Motor transportation Is our panacea.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-07-13
ERTEsITEsE.
"A j0v6 av elsejeig heall&si dij mel
kill vesznek fel tagolsat az egylet-
he.

Tudatjuk a youngstown es k0r-
nyekbeli magyarsagot, hogy a mai
napt6l kezdve a j0v6 ev els6 nap
jaig teljesen ingyen, tehat minden
beallasi d jielkul vesziink fel vi
tagokat egyletunkbe. Kerjuk te-
hat mindazon ferfiakat es n6ket,
16 evtol As evig, akik egyletiinkbe
be akarnak allani, hogy jojjenek
el legkozelebbi gyiilesiinkre, ju-
'lius 2-an, vasarnap, a reformatas
templom alatti gyiilesterembe,
vagy pedig ieleptkezzenek egyle-
think jegyz6jene1 Menyhert Janos-
nal, 610 Mabel st. A XII harom h6-
napra el6re megfizeti a havi di-
jat' az azonnal jogos a betsgse-
gelyre.
Szives iidv0zlettel:
Kish Andras, eln0k.
Menyhert Janos, jegyz6..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-07-13

Iseik ajanlasa folytan jottek, akik
mex ugyanis Foreign Laaguase
information Service mar sikerrel
.intezte 81 iigyeiket, AZ pedig ide-
gen nyelvii egyletek utasitasara
kerte az organizacio segitseget.
A ielentkezok 50 szazaleka, te-
hat 24s9 idegen egyaltalan mem
beszelte az angol nyelvet es ICY
nagyon val6szinii, hogy talan So
hasem intezhettek volna Ell iigyes-
bajos dolgaikat, ha mem fordultak
volna k0zvetleniil Foreign Ian
guage Information Service -hez, a
hof minden esetben mindenki sa-
jat anyanyelven kerhette az orga-
nizaci6 segitseget.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-07-13

mentettek, azonban ket rendbeli
lopas ss biinr6szesseg Matt negy-
dvi fegyhazra iteltek. Az itelet
ellen aved6 felebbezett. Harminc
Eot ev eta most hangzott Ell Ara
don el6sz0r haialos itelet es kiilo-
'nosen erdekesse teszi az itletet a
roman alkotmanynak az a rendel-
'kezese, amelynek ertelmeben Ro-
maniaban mem lehet halallos ite-
letet hozni. Termeszetesen ennek
hoher sincs az orszag
ban es ha az itelet vegrehajtas
ra kerul a sor, alkalmi hoherrol
kelf gondoskodni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-07-13
|HoHkRH1ANY RoMANIABAN

A tamad-pusztai (Aradmegye)
.rabzl6gyilkosok iigyeben hozott
itletet az aradi t6rvenyszek. Pa
lean Aurel csend0rt, aki Cheran
Karaesony foldbirtokost es File
mon Mikl6s ejjeli6rt lel6tte, a
f0ldbirtokos feleseget pedig su-
lyosan megsebesitette, a torveny-
seek kotel altali halalra itelte.
Bantarsat, Gorilla Adam famun-
kast ID gyilkessag vadja. alol fell
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-07-13
NGYENES TANACS
A HEvkND0I.R0KNAK
Hany observation-disclosures volt segit
segere a Foreign Language
Information Service

A Foreign Language Informa
tion Service, mely mar hosszu
evek ota mint az idegen nyelvii
bevandorl6k es az Egyesiilt ALA
mok kormanya k0zotti 0sszek0to
kapocs - hatalmas munkat felt
XII az idegen nyelviiek segitese es
minden tekintetben val6 informa-
lasa erdekebeh, napokban egy
kimutatast adott XII, melyben 0sz-
szegezi egyes esetekben vegzett
munkajat: 1922 ianuar 1-tol, 1922
aprilis h6 1-ig.
1922 januar elesejetSl aprilis el-
seieig Foreign Language Infor
nation Service 0sszesen 2801 kill
foldi sziiletesii egyent latott Ell in
formaci6val, illetve volt segitse-
Igiikre ugyes-b -bajos dolgaikban.
|. Ez a 28O1 bevandorl6 0sszesen
1875 kiil6nb0z6 ugyben vette igeny
be a Foreign Language Informa-
[tion Service szolgalatait, melyek
|nagyobb reszben k0vetkez6kb6l
alltak: polgarpapir elnyerese, i0-
|vedelmisd6 fizet6s, ingyenes fol
-.
|dekert val6 folyamodas, rokonok
|kihozatala ese- beheesatasa az
|Egyesiilt Allanqkbatstb.;1 II i d /
All aelS pfka} \ 5ot sza zala lakat
Eidegenf nyelva 3apok 4 szerkE ssSs.t Stoi
|utasitottak Foreign Language
Information ServieeAez, vagy
k0zvetlenul az idegen nyelyii uj-
|s&gokh6l vettek tAdemast neve-
|zett orsanizaci6 jotekony munka
jar6l. 140-en barataik es ismer0-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-07-13
BALTHAzAR-NEPGYttL1s
s LEsz JULIUS 23-AN
A Nagyhizottsag rendexi . Moose
Hall nagytermeben. - Fo-
gad6-bixottsag varja q
piisp0k0t

| ~ ~ H. ( 3 a
! A Nagybizottsag szombaton es-
te megtartott gyiilesen r0vid esq
mecsere utan elhataroztak az egy
letek kepvisel6i, hogy Balthazar
Dezs0 debreceni reformatus pis-
pok tiszteletere Macy nepgyulest
rendeznek julius 23-an, vasarnap,
delutan 3 oral kezdettel, a Moose
Hall West Boardman street,
nagytermeben.
| A magyar liberals eszme vezer-
ferfia, aki a debreceni hires kol-
legium javara gyiijt Amerikabap,
a reformatus egyhaz vendege lesz
Youngstownban es az ugyanaznap
delelott megtartand6 Macy disz-
istentiszeteleten predikalni fog a
Mahoning avenuei tempolmban. A
piispok delelotti beszede egyhazi
jellegi lesz, mig a nepgyiilesen
val6sziniileg a hazai viszonyok
megvilagitasa lesz eloadasanak
targya.
Horvath Istyan titkar jelentese
a nagybizottsagi gyiilesrG k0-
yetkezo:
Jelen voltak, A Verhovay 10a-
TX fiok kepyiseleteben Kaluczki
Janos, Hoffer Andras es Jurista
Istvan. A Scent Istvan egylet
kepviseleteben Balask6 Gy0rgy,
Turner Istvan es Horvath Istvan.
A. ref. egylet kepviseleteben Sc
box Gabor es Balegh Ralazs. A
Kossuth-Kor kepviseleteben Ca
gyi Janos es Geressy Sander. Az
Greg egylet kepviseleteben Lovas
Lajos. A bridgeport sz0vetseg
kepviseleteben Gal Lajos. A meg
,jelent erdeklodok /soraiban oft
voltak tobbek kozt tiszt. dr.. Ge-
renday laszl6 ref. lelkesz, Balazs
Ferenc, Beniczki JOSEF, Nemet
J6zsef stb. ~
A gyiiles t0bbek hozzasz6lasa
utan ugy hatarozott, hogy tekin-
tettel a rossz gazdasagi viszonyok
ia, csak egyszerU, de lehet0leg
meltosagteljes fogadtatasban re-
szesiti vendeg egyhazferfiut. A |
Moose Hall nagytermeben nep-
syiilest rendez, amelyre meghivja |
Youngstown es kornyeke 0sszes
magyarsagat vallaskilonbseg nell
kill. q.
A nepgyiiles elokeszitesere ko-
vetkezokb6l alIo bizottsagot kiila-
TEX Xxi: Hoffer . Andras, Balask6 !
Gyorgy, Geressy Sander es Hor-
vath Istvan. A fogado- -bizottsag-
ba pedig felkeretnek a Nagybi-,
zottsagba tartoz6 egyletek elmo
kei es titkarai. A program-el6-
keszit6 bizottsag intezketlett te-
rem kiberlese .targyaban.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21
AMARILLO MADE
|, One SECTION IN
. THE TEXAS c. c.
A. s. srINNErT is HEAD OF
DIVISION DETERMINED
AT HOUSTON

HOUSTON. April ed-plans for ~.
ransion ~ activities a. tho Tfsas
chafnlrr - Commer,e. were taken Al
the hard lneeiing here. recently M
reciofs attending N. meeting expressed
the opinion that business cnudii ions
VIII very materially lnnroso during
The next few months and hat IN t!n..
n rii'e for the expansion - actlvitic.
OF the state chamber.
The state is divided into five lrr.
divisions with hcld,fuali,fs ~ IN. Va.
rious divisions IN Houston. Sin An.
tnni". Port Worth Dallas VI l,azo and
Amarillo There viii b. a vle.. prcsi
dsnt ~ charge ~ each district Tn.
Nicepreridsut IN charre OF the Amar,llo
district VIII D. 4. :. siinneit II ANA
rlilo
k'~nlu ions wer, fassssl ly III. hand
81 directors approving tho smith Ne.
Mar, b.l, whfh PROVIDES revolving
funi fof hnd reclamation districts. en-.
do'Sirs fhe Plan ~ the Audubon s,
e''fr - hoii . campaign lu Texas iaat
me- i7Nard 'hs pres. rsaiian az VIA
itr. and went on fccmI a. fi,orinu
~" csicr, I'm II o.. acfNifie- OF fb,
War finnnoe Corporation until July
1873. resoiutian Ms also tr,ss.d ciil.
Ina for Tirct,r enforcement I'D 49,. t,V.
~ f,Ans aad r,ltffaiiug the stand OF
th~ Teas sha'ri-r 30 Commerce
s'Eainsi ih- 81 klug khp. taken dtt.
ing "a" annual convention 1T ih,t or
: nizsii"f October ~. 1891
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21
LOCAL UNDERTAKES GET
BITTEN By RADIO BEETLE

biackhufn Maxine und,riakers
have hcea htt'n by the iadinph,ne hug
and viii insall the equipment, IN their
nn'hulahee and hc1f~e. ~ millarian
feature. u u pp'nrd cut that tho
equipment viii nrliiate thc tflnx,c.
ton 4 business without dclay and N.
expense incident q, ing distance teic.
hune calls.
Nj Blackhurn. s,aior member II the
firm states th't when this equipment.
which has ALREADY been ordered. l. in.
stalled. has company viii BE- the sccond
on" In tbs state of Texas o. pa, an
this service
In addition o. the novelty of the
oquipm'ni. u IL declared that their
VIII be- many advantageous features ~
N" service. a. an auihuhnrc nny b.
directed after u has hurri,,ily r,arir.i
IN H. mission ~ mercy from The horne
siuii,n. q sUch should b,,,.n. drsii.ii,l.
cr necessary
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21

. break and tho decreasing or w,ie,
shapc ~ the writing
iIerdlns fas r. ~tronr inirU Th,
pow,fr ot d'0p concentration nr. vet
developed aud irr .aeuliy of d.iiomlo
10 well insrked
We dise"sg ihcsn qualifications a.
fhc iend'.ney O., small writing. M cru
t.mliy 81 ihr lHn tracks and the wedr,
shaped words. Warren" and Hard
iur"
III, rr .ldeni ~. mo,, or less ~ an
ini~uHf ihlo naf.fs " De- diri'uit tn
E'f lyhlla Als Nnu4hss. lfc b. The d.si
thiitksr. ihy s'uisnt II facts. H. enn
n't b. hUric'l. hc nasi -ilc shown.
To TIL casual Observer. liHfNrs d.
sinV 60 move and iac.lns in n-y sss
iNcress This Is due Ia his imp 81. fia
hll,,. for b. has the faculty ~ siui
Ing ~ his conclusions With lrt attract
ing inJac attention. Thor, j. raihlna
'ftirnumis IN his mcth,tla. there b.
M ustcnintion or hufnhasi.
We know that Harding has keen
mind This l. d.t,rminrsl hy an. .hlrp
TOPS &c hts writing which D. uucm
nrtcnsiy tries a. incoriurit. into hi
unusually rounded as and u'a.
oissrve the unpreteniinus und.i
se"Fe II iiardng's signature. tn tail
Ike apaeDdage O. tho 70 iu HIrd.ng
gracefully sweeping into \ slieht cur,,
with"., the cnsinmary d,sh OF the ca
'srh. This denotes m@ai courage and
r'finsment. with pfudtnoc and that
sefise OF rcpniauun and character up
h-id 40 an costs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21
PLAINS JOURNAL MEN
ARRIVE FOR MEETING

curtis Keen, editor Of the new
Plains Agricultural Journal ami hi,
i1fincr 90 thn new puhu,aiion. J. 4.
,ti'uih ilsinfsr manager. arrived
ihtr''tl' iur 'he rr. meeting
"a" Journal - nov possibly m.
n'Ne1 puiaicliI,n he ihr state hut =
in-' a. slnhit.o1s as Il b. now. W.
'"nt 'Nifw fu ffaI,lc o., world on
chnngr ihn whole trend of human
ih'aishi anu action bfu ~ are going
q" do orr d''i l"yol hesi 10 represent
me diversified farm and community In.
.'icsls a. Nvsi reNas 81. H,en siid.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21
SOME OF SHIPS CREW
INJURED IN COLLISION

A'NTi;Nllp Af-A -4-Tss Nn,.
snn hnf Ael,s. isosu a.w Yo.t ie
l's.en"~ A.rcs with - rasa.fr. ai.osra
e"llid'd "ff Toe i'rsusriaa o..,s' ,.fh.
il'ss pofn'ne with the Onward iour /
btilian IT, h'rr Zeru. The Ztrn u,.
a" ladls 'hinfgei thai NJ sunk.
III Aeios which did net suffer -.
rh'us damage icscnsd ~ .. of 49,.
ireishi,r rnnibefins &C. -uI .-o.ri.,
thr"' 10 Mont'vido ihi- afternoon.
soinu 81 them were Injured
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21

odd Fellows ~ the local camp have
been called To- meet tonight at 5;3o In
the lodge hall for the comforting Of DE-.
gree work aud 10 drill for the panhan.
die Association which convencs here
May 30 and 81. The meeting IL called
by y ~ Lyon. chief patriarch.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21
nHNDWkIIING Ut
WARREN HARDING
! GIVEN ANALYSIS
IT DENOTES COOL DELIBER
- ATE JUDGMENT OF THE
TRAINED EXECUTIVE
ns MnrRr .. sMIrII.

The nyin ~ handwriting affected y,
rresideh Wan q lLtfiing u the
typ.sal .iaufnii.-tic haHd
L. denote. fhe rnol. Deliberate srmwl
~ no tlumcd cArruttr with w,ii.scas
on.l powers 90 dod. finn o. is e. strung
h nj. This conclusion is obtained from
the s,tni anguiI Itg 20 the script. ~,
l'ontisieni Joining 10 the letters Wiihnuf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21
.CITYBRIEFS|
learn . word every day-To,lay' :

fFHFH = WUFW FNtTF NY -t"HHF
word - iNCONGguOtS It's pronoun'
ced-in-con groo Gus. with accent on the
second Nlhla.. D. mean~-hcking In
harmony. lacking IN consistency. char
sotoriSed by disagreement 90 lack ~
Uniformity. mot hanging together IL
comss from-l Latin IN" not. aud "sml-
eiuus." similar Companion wor'l-in.
congruiiy. It, used like ihis-''l' seems
iucongi uouS for u father Ia chlde bis
SON Ter extravaganza when the father
himself " = spsndthflft"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21
RU1ARY Puts UN
! SHOW WHICH IS
CALLED SCREAM


% vas good .hoN
rhats ahat lh, -an l,eHry n.mlsr-
aud he.r wives ald other rno-is said
iist uirh. foll0wne iho Dos Ilill 10.
inrf" oni'riaiumrrt president Ross
i,ugots vas ln gene % charge of ar.
rInrWeots tor tlr m,grim.
The merD evening was started of
with speech N Arthur Evans. chlu.
tnunul sptulsr And DO uu. n good
Tiurt ,N'i1 hudy SAID a. had the
risih'liIts ol fhG audience Wofklug
kcenlr h,iorc thr Dog IAN luri smfrd
: u klehurg of cleveland Iisp Stake
4 group of directors y..s nominated
from these directors and effects vii.
he elected.
Then CAME thai scream DE uug
iiill Rotary club came ol thD holids
u Was ill,l Win ,lr,'r ttkroffs uu
various members Some of the Ar.
cusm bird genuine Sick to II though
ii was lli dome boz friendly Rotary spirit
Heres thr program.
Prologue, Du-cou and PuAu. \
Regular Wrrtl, Meeting uf th. Dog
ii'li Rotary club Tu ANY Thurs
daAt 1870 O. a.. o. m Pho, Hotel
Montrrauis. ladlu TuuHhins. prop
uinr'r and DIRECTOR President
81 I.lu Mars. secretary. sd Stuson.
if,,loIs. Nckn.slt JOIN NON. sasaoln
''.iF-s i'rd Bones. pr lipua Russ
Tie club iiosi,i.
Marlin MH,k. banker 2tlnlp. Nick
'i.on. oon"'y Enslhge curf'w ufl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21

of the Panhandle opiomctric Associa.
ton. while Iiugh whicomb Is tn vice
president aud Dr. " y Ferguson Is
secreinry'irasurcr. ThcS. Officers we're
named az the annual meeting N the o..
ganiza,ion IN Amarillo "Wednesday eve
ming Methods ~ Edusaiion,l Adyor.
Using" were discussed, nnd the organ.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21

Guy Carlander II busy with the pre-.
hm'naiy plans for the. Potter County
hospital for which sssO. goo In bonds
have been sold. u II Anticipated that
The architect will visit some OF the had.
ing cities In the Middle West. In con.
neciinn with the enterprise Ter whsh
he has the contract.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21

J.. q. Whitehead. United States bio.
loEist, states that the people Of Old.
ham county are KILLING larg. numbers
II prairie dogs through the poisoning
h. recommends under the direction of
10" government u II his Judgment that
during the next year the dogs will De
'Ntcrmlnatcd from the largest ranches
in this territory.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21
John Condor iI,es.


Paris. m. April ga-Iohn con.son.
unh has land holdings ln Edca. .atir'
~ valued " iurre than 81 .e9u vpo. died
81 home nsrf Hume iod-g alter q An.
germs l....sz.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21

Program received in amarillo shows
that e W Warwick. editor of the Ran
dail County News. canyon. u scheduled
for n talk on Job I'rices--ls the use
IT standard lis, hcipfuls Can yon re,
the prizes laid down ~ the liSt?' at the
annual convention at the Texas Press
Association NJ Denton. May ~ 10 ~.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21

g Il Scott. state inspector Of
weights and measures. Is In Amarillo
from his headquarters In Lubbock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21
The amarillo Real Estate How'd viii

nav" iis regular luncheon at the ANA.
rillo Hotel i"day nt noon. \ program
has been announced ly President john
~ Gilyin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21

izaii"n determined ~ launch an adver.
Using campaign during the present year
giving d'iails n the profession To the
public.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21

No and Mrs. Nelson y. Raymond and
daughters Alma and ottilca OF white
Deer were visitors In Amarillo yester.
day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21

sus for the A'aaIT'l Inde.i,ndont dis
uict and iht.r '.iair show 3.sso $50.
d'en OF schcii axe. This n an lnsr.asc
81 more than six hundred over last
year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21

Rev. aud J. \. IiucLabee az Mclean
were In Amarillo yesterday.
". &. Cowan % the W. &. Cowan
Grain CO.. Tulla. Mrs. cowan and son
were visitors IN Amarillo Yesterday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21

The body Of little Charles. son OF
Nj and Mis- Less Whitaker leaves
this morning IN charge 81 the Grigcs
Company. overland Tor Zig Springs.
where II will hc laid Ia rest in the fam.
iiy hurying ground. The parents and a
party of friends will accompany the
body
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21

Mr. and Mrs. Z. u. Stay ~ Groom
were among the visitors ia the city yes.
ierdiy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21

J.. 4. Cearley of'sanyan. grain man.
WAS business visitor IN ~. city yes.
ter'iny.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21

Mrs. Ida McCord. seo buchanan
Sirel. has been III of thu for several
days
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21

vernon shields of the Farmers Eie.
VatoI and Storage co, Vega. was a bus.
mess visitor IN Amatli.o THURSDAY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21

Mr. and Mrs. A. &oint'ge u Groom
were visitors In Amarillo yesterday
I'D. VI. Piiiman. county clerk. has
ISSUED marriage licenses to the follow.
ing q. Flores and Irene Diaz. G. q.
Ghnlis and Mrs. Bessie smith.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21

The Panhandle Brick a Tile Com.
l"ny Is rapidly filling its first perm1n.
eat kiln. When this task shall have
h'sn completed another permanent a, IN
VIII IL erected. the two having a capa.
city al morc than six hundred thousand
bucks. II IL learned that the prc,.n,
ltograss IL considered highly satisfac.
Tory t. all cvEulncd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21

The Daughters ~ the American Reyo.
luton have closed their scholastic g y.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21

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