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EN- BRUSELAS AGUARDAN
AL PRESIDENTE ALVEAR.

BRUsELAs, agosto e. Reina gran
animation para las festas que Sc efec-
tuaran ell martes proximo d1a que lie
CARA aqui don Marcelo T. de Alvear,
presidente electo de la repdblica argen-
tina.
La noche de su legada el rey Alberto
dara un banquete EN- su honor el cual
Sc llevara cabo en- Palacio.
Ell senior Alevar hablara despues al
publico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-03

1O4NOGNC4A ILL uEA1vC1AL, :
Nosotros, los abajo firmados, natura-
les y vecinos del pueblo de San Lo-
renzo, p. r., miembros pertenecientes
todos las cIaset; sociales, todos los
partidos politicos, y a todas las sectas
religiosas, declaramos que la sefiorita
Julia Vazquez, a quien personalmente
conocemos, es una digna, laboriosa v
honrada joven de este pueblo y protes-
tanos, como hijos de esta localidad, de
los ultrajes personales que ella ha re-
cibido por escritores del pals que no
la conocen personalmente.
Y para remitir a la prensa seria de
Puerto Rico, fin de que no Sc deje
sorprender, firmamos ell Dresente testi-
monio 2 los 81 dias del mes de Julio
de 1922
j. L. Manuivar; E. Ortiz; Salvador
Menendez; Santiago Iglesias; Manuel
Figueroa Jr.; Ignacio Aponte; Jose
Davila Selles, R. N. Mercadof; F.
Vazquez; H Ramirez: Gustavo Villa
fafie; Arturo Buxo Villafafie: Nicolas
Febrero; j A. Nieves; Jose Ramirez
Marin; Tomas Alexandra; Alexandra
Padr6; Jose Figueroa; Miguel Aponte;
Feliciano G.. Gonzalez; c. Torres; d.
Velazquez: j. Bonilla: Manuel Cutie
rrez; Francisco Se,les: Hilario Rodri-
guez; R. FORTUNE Selles; Felix Apon
te; Jose Gomez B1anco; Arturo Bux6:
Nemecio Rivera: Pedro Reilova; Juan
Palacide; Pedro Parrilla: @. B. Bui-
trago: Francisco Garcia: Candido We
lazquez; Pascasi Bonilla; Juan Vaz-
quez Abea: Antonio Hernandez; z.
F Gonzalez Padin; Agustin Fortune
Sell6s: G. Bretana; Pedro Borges L6-
pez; Patricio B Borges; Ramon Me
yes Jr.: j. Evangelisto Torres; Ramon
selles Jr.: T. ,selles; M. R. selles; F
Vazquez Bonilla; Juan M. Hernandez;
Antonio Rosario; Luis Villanueva.
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CuandO usted yisite San
Juan hospedese en-
La CAFETERIA
LA MEMoRIA DE LA
"CASA DE AMERICA -

Ell distlnguido cabanero prestigioso
elemento de la colonia espafiola en- esta
capital don Jose M. ,LomLa, ha tenido
l. cortesia de enviarnos un ejemplar de
la Memoria publicada por la s'Casa de
America conteniendo los trabajos rea
lizados durante ell periodo 1922. por
la Association International Iberoameri
cana.
Los 1mportantisimos trabajos que f.
guran en- Ia Memoria fueron aprobados
en- la Asamblea General Ordinaria de
Asoc1aoos, celebrada en- Barcelona Ell
de MARIO de 1922.
La Memor1a es un relate tided1gno de
las actuactones de la soc1edad en- su
regimen inferno, vida de relac1one, y
esfuerzo cooperative para ell fomento
de las relaciones 'economicas entire Els
pafia y los pueblos de Ultramar.
La labor que ha llevado cabo la
Corporation, en- eli periodo transcurso
va menclonado, signifca, ciertamente
una prueba inequivoca del fervoroso en-
tusiasmo con que viene patrocinado des
Ges su fundscion Ell ideal que acaricis.
Damos las gracias a nuestro excelen
to amigo don Jose Maria Lomba, por
eI envi6 de tan interesantisima Memo
ria
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CAMB1o DE LOCAL

Tengo Ell gusto de. informar a mi
clientela de San Juan y la Isla, que
desde hoy he trasladado mi ofcina y
Fabrica de trajes de la Gale del Sol
81 la de Allen 6s, donde me sera
grato prestarle mis- atenciones.
Tambien al Inismo tempo anuncio un
variado surtido en- los artfculos de mi
fabrication con un 10 por ciento de
descuento. Al. LEVY. Advt.
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"a Horas en- Aqua

TRAJES de HILO INGLES legf-
timo importado por nosotros direc-
tamente. MOJADO antes de fabri-
car. No encoje. Differences colores.
CORTE ELEGANTE. Precios de
SITUACION. Tambien hacemos a
la medida. Ventas al por mayor y
detail. NO COMPRE SIN YER
NUESTROS TRAJES. Representa-
GARANTIA Y ECOiJOMIA.
BEASCOCHEA Hnos. & Co. s. en- G.
Frente Ia FARMACIA BLANCO.
: SAN JUAN, Pto. Rico
Advt
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NECESIDAD DE ESPECIA-
LIzACION
Continuation de la pag. 50

factibAe en- ell sentido de que nuestras
asociaciones agricolas pueden hacer Pc
SO en- Il, opinion pdblica, preparar el te
rreno para que en- las futuras selecc1o
res de Senadores y Representatives. a
nuestros Cuerpos Legislativos Sc eijan
Lombres, no importa que sean Unionis-
tas, Republicanos Socialistas, pero que
sean agricultores v que esten dispuestos
a legislar en- provecho de la Agricultural.
De esta manera podriamos seguir la
corriente del progreso y llegar al perfec
cionamiento de nuestra vida social, Glen
tifca, econ6mica7y y polftica como, agri-
cultores.
Gustavo ARMSTRONG.
Hcds. San jaime, Jayuya, julio 20 %.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-03

LOS QUE EMBARCAN

Lista de pasajeros que embarcaron
en- Ell vapor Philadelphia con desti
no New York el martes primero del
actual:
Mrs. Maria Perez; Miss Jacinta il
menez; MIR. Armando Claudio; Miss
Theasa Brand; Mrs. Julia Rodriguez;
Mr.. Isaias B. Ramos; Mrs. Carmen H.
de Ramos; Mr.. Jose Santiago; Mr..
Zoilo Maristany; Mrs Maria S. de
Maristany; Miss Nelida Maria Maris:
tany; Master Abelardo Maristany;
Baby Genoveva Maristany; Mrs. Car
men Puentes de Marietta; Baby Petra
Marietta; Miss Antonia Escabar; Miss
Trina Escobar, Mr.. Enrique del Car
men Smaine; Mr.. Ramon Hernandez;
Mr.. Miguel Miguez; Mr.. Rafael Ra-
mon; Mr.. Willard Ivan Montanye;
Mr.. Alfred Morales; Mrs. Ida Bel
Morales; Maid Victoria Batista Villa
nueva; Mr.. Pablo Segui; Mr. Juan de
, la Mata; Miss Consuelo de La Mata;
Mrs. Monserrate Sargent; Mr.. Solomon
BSrtolomei; Mrs. Isaura Reyes; Baby
Jose Reyes; Maid Hllenita Bastian;
Mr.. Ramon Sarriera; Mr.. Luis Fernan
dez; Mr.. Francisco Navia Suarez; Mrs.
Isabel Leocadia; Master Ernesto Leo
cadia; Miss Providencia Arroyo;
Mr.. Enrique G. Rogue; Mr. Glen Pur
Wis; Mr. Juan Velez Soto; Mr.. Luis
Paredes Mr.. E. H. L. Maduro.
En- ell vapor 'Porto Rico salieron
aver:
Herman L. Cochran; Judge Miles M.
Martin; Edmonia Martin; Commander
Frank; E. Adams; Carl L. Muller;
E S. Vazquez; E del Vale Jr.; w.
S. Fickless; Elizabeth Jones; Julian
w. Hlanco; Albert Blanco; Carmen
Gloria Durkin; Hon. Carlos Franco;
Carlos Franco Jr.; j. e. Lolita; To-
mas Ortiz; Antonio Ortiz; Federico
Schwenn; M J. Ober; Thomas J.
Mohe; James Coughlan; Felipe Nadal
Frederick Scherr; w. NICK. Jones;
Carlos M Berstein; Stanley Schener;
Philip Schener; j. Barbosa; Juan Bar
bosa; Ana A. Barbosa; Della Barbosa;
N. B. Morford; H. N. Morford; Ra-
faela Laboy; Gertrude Jones; j. Levi,
Jose Pastrana; A. Nelson; Francisco
Abanera; Alexander H. Lehman; Do
rothy Lehman; Arthur Linwood Jr.;
Sara Jimenez: John Mclaughlin; Fer
nando Suria: Fernando Suria Jr.; B.
L. Levy: DR.. Jose del @. Jimenez;
j. @. Jimenez: Lavina Earle: v. Costa
Usara: H. A. Walsh: Jose Gonzalez:
Hattie Wooley: H. T. Field: Agapito
Pedrero; Ramon Ma. Marti: Jose Ga
Indez; Emile Labeuf; Nicolas Santini
Jr.: M. A. Lamoutte: E. D. Kenyon;
G.. M. Colby: Ramona Arroyo: Con-
cepci6n Arbunia: E. Gonzalez Mena;
Noel Mena: H. P. Walsh: G.. Gutt-
man; Morris Glassberg: Max Kaplan;
Rafael San MILAN; Luis Salazar; Julio
Usera; N. B. Jones: H. P. Berkley
Jr.; Guillermo Guerrero; Daniel G..
Padilla; Lemuel G. Burr; Lemuel G.
Burr Jr.; Saul Sachs; Julio ". Aguie-
rre; A. E. Marganty; L. H. Doran;
Sister Mary Scholistica Ikokovira; Sis
ter Margaret Mary Barry; Robert B.
Blackwood; Alice Blackwood; A. G..
Fowler; Edwin Phipps; Sergio Cello;
A. Novoa; R. Ruiz; P. Wilson; Josefa
Gonzalez; Jose Castafi6n y S. Marti-
nsz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-03

At, Dawn, Romanza' por la Sra
Carmen Casteyn
Cavatina-1er. acto de "Traviata'
(Sempre libera D'eggio) por la Sc.
fiorita Ketty Figueras.
Vissi D'Arte, por la Srta. GARNER
Guijarro.
La Srta, Providencia Riancho to-
cara IN ndmero de piano, de su ex-
tense repertoire.
Terceto final, Barcarola de la Ope-
ra 'Los Cuentos de Hoffman, por las
Srtas. Ketty Figueras, Lima Reggia-
nj y ell joven AstoI.
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De Extracto de Hfgado de Bacalao
con Vine deseEsrez, Malta Hipofosh-
tos. sat
Tonico reconstituyente y reconstr1c
tor de la sangre. Para la debindad, del
gadez. anemia y convalescencia. 81
CENTAvOs FRAsCo.
Fabricantes: Brewer Co. Inc, New
York. De venta en- todas las Drogue-
rias y Farmacias. Unicos distribuido.
res para Puerto Rico: ''The Porto
Rico Drug Co., Ponce y San Juan.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-03
Ell PREDIIo HARVEY

Ell lunes fue discutido el,trofeo ''Har
vey" regalado por Ell coronel del mismo
nombre. En- Ell torneo tomaron parte IA
organlzaclones, salcendo vencedora ia,
compafiia ''L'', destacada en- Cayey
por 80 puntos sobre la "F'', que hibo
Ell ntmero dos fue la primera en- OBJ
tener Ell premio a que hacemos refe-
rencia.
Los totsles de puntos son como ST.
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LA FUNCION DE ESTA NOCHE
EN- Ell STRAND

Como anunciamos oportunamente
esta noche Sc llevara cabo en- el
teatro Strand de Miramar la velada
que en- honor del insigne tenor Paoli
ofrecen la culta profesora de canto
Lima Reggiani y sus discfpulas.
Ell acto Sc efectuara conforme al
siguiente programa:
LA preciosa cinta "Almas Orien
tales.
Obertura, por el cuarteto del
STRAND.
.El Adios" de Bohemia" 40 acto--
Vecchia Zimarra.s
Vals de Muzzetta, por las Srta.
Riancho.
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EsTUDIANTES PARA
ENFERMERAS

La Clinica M1ramar tiene cabida
TARA un ndmero de alumnas qua Geseen
estudiar y practicar. Para infcrnes di-
rijase a la superintendent d. dicho
establecimiento. Avenida Las Palmas,
Stop 10. Santurce. p. r. Advt.
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QUININA EN- FORMA SUPE-
RIOR. Eel efecto t6nico laxante del
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININA lie
hace superior la Quinina ordinnria,
no afecta la cabeza. La firma de
E. w. GROVE Sc halla en- cada ca
jita.
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Ell "sAN RAFAEL"

Aver Lego San Juan ell vapor fran
ces 'San Rafael, Ell cual trajo pasa-
jeros. D1cho barco sale para Guadalupe
con 81 pasaJeros de transito y carga
general.
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Acc1DENTE AUToMov1L1sTA

En- la carretera que conduce de Mo-
rows Corozal, ell autom6vil que guia-
ba Miguel A. Garcia, arroll6 a Jose
Bernard, produci6ndo.e golpes Y con-
tusiones.
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MERcADo DE cAMsIo

EN- DEFENsA DE JULIA vAzQUEz
A LA DEMOCRACIA" "EL ITEM
Po", EEL MUNDo", .'LA CoRRES-
PONDENCIA' Y EEL IMPAECIALo
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Corresponsal especial.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-07
Panhandle Press
DICk Quinn II RIGHT

The Tribune does not know Doc pee.
strictlons placed ON pchs under o., rs-
cent parole 1s granted hy Pr.Ul.r'
Harding hut 90 was tho wrong thing
?. DO under Huy terms or cordt ions.
b'hs WAS convicted Tor ons--u,'ira fhr
recruiting service during th, w,r he
appealed 90" ease and the Judgment ~
%" lower court was sustained and
throughout tho entire PROCEEDINGS
D.hs had every opportunity Co. o,l,ud
himself D-hs WIS nothing more than
a rebel and traitor then pud i- on vat.
100 heart tor l leopard dn,. mot cI luFr
is spots when h.s services wen,
greatly needed be- turned his hcE up
the hoys who went to Franc. and aided
The enemy 90. much 1s DO Was possible
Ion man to perform without being
In th' ranks of 90, ,u,my's army ITO
should have remained in the Atlanta
p,nitcut1ry thr fuu length 81 no. trrm
o. ton years.-Cuymou Tribune.
On the foregoing Editor Quinn. ono
OF the saruoh republicans OF trc Pam
handle % oklahoma. b. correct lie
rcalfzca az ~ multiplied thousar ~ ~
others Boo 10Th parties, that Pre-, ident
Harding mad. mistake % b. not im-
rrub1Dlr that President HARDING ry1l-
ized almost before the act wa cold.
that 10 Has an error for tn United
States attorney general has 1.t,ldv
boon spending considerable tim. cx-
InIu.H. just why b. WIS don. n "a
thing requires too much explanation. Il
must BE- wrong ben some r,sprc'4 at
lest
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-07

g.r,ffr wasn't ls had o- h'I rcputa-
u.n decided NDthcr Vt. Rose.
tY.k their gossip straight o. Mo'h'rd,dr
ANA .nd,d my recital with
Sow honest IBID Col'rIdg, ever talk
Co.. SO. ut, 'htt'"
Mu'hrIlur s "a genuine punde
aIm, 70 wirHuu in luuss ls well ~
Boz mud She Knows how 200 wear clothes
.rI 900 that Ans wu with sens.
uugsh o. admin, h,U
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-07
INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY.

onc OF th" easiest things 900 900 the
world for o. person Co do. IS t shift
responsibility, 10 som,orp ,l-.. .,rus.ne
oneself On the ground ,nl, - .s none
Of my business As u th. long ago
q man cried out this s,lf accusation in
'ho form 81 e question. Am my
HH'hers Keeper" -o lrc w. TO-DAY do.
'rg the same thing when v, 1-c de-
cHri'e TIA, This or That .s non, cd. our
business
The TACT is that 'H, business - tb,
city, ,hr town. thp village. th, hamlet.
~" country community g fnn troiress
~ th' individual. 200 tho uroner angle.
When AN individual citizen shirts his
or h"f responsibility Ir any connection.
% .s definitely sure Thar these avoided
duties must b. performed bg another
whose Own obligations lro .xB.ting In
ibc .y'remo So. when there Is an
''o.d'n0s 90 duties hy some there Is
al~o 10 multiplication of duties for
others who ave In more responsible for
the success ot the community programs
than the other
Amarillo needs The hcartiest support
md backing ~ 900 h,r people. when
. citizen sta hack and declines 20 p,r.
iicipato b. the affairs or the c.ty there
VIII D. fall down" 10 that ov,cr,.
even though some worthy cn.-u may
take up his enlarged mrd.r-,alarrcd
through the indifference. ~ someone
else. and go forward to fhr ultimate
limit individual usrurslI.tf. IL n
great thing, and wIthoa' BE- u, com.
runiiy can attain % U. h.eb..t ros.
s.hlities
With al OF her o.tizera au1k, and
ariivr. Amarillo viii go forward no ny
leaps and bounds during tho present
YEAR bat with only "a small percentage
a. them carrying the total IuIen.
there must D. slowing down tnd a
consequent loSs 81 posslbil'les how.
ever. numerous they NAV - Io' rs
'ske seriously our individual reeponsi.
laiity and ~ our utmost share Ia b..
hall II the general welfare Of ad tire
Ia'oI,ls.
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10 tuo.. 1890 h'.. Q HoHt hc with You
N.r minute I"' i v"u take one iot
advantage o.. 'h'' i''-oith"r In
".'d 'I ''.a. p. nI,.. ' MT smash
N"1 .'d I.I Won 900 u' is'
I'' N'l,' Hn i's'r' the words
p. go n".n' l...'.' ..' as % with
..'
Col. . OBJ. .| S"..s waiting
..' F"'.
"'.' .h... N.-.'u called Is
... i.i.
i'. - anr,. came.
i' % n,It.
'''" %, steadily
'l I. Bll told
., '' COME
N'-I.H ... '.. .H.uf stood SIN.
'..' '".. ' 'n,n" heart ana
'''..''.- h'r hands
''@ I''' '' H.' ,"n sh" walked
. ''' .N'' '.l " "n'l The door.
li'r"." '.'.'. 'pprd through.
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by OLIVE ROBExrs BARTON

Na. N.t tss.I When. Druuslhurr
.t'" Do. vH t.I .1.u-. fh. street
' hmn.E .H... .rd next duur
.' 'h' .fm1kor. And whom h, asked
"rl' 'H. t...Hat,r lived De. was tuld
.n.I.~ fr' street from 900, chimney.
."... I"1 n'N IH,. tu CruHslhDr,."
Whom n. asked t,U nl DrnusauDr.'s
.'il1r was Do, was told to multiply the
l.n-fh hF fE, With. and th. ceiling WAS
'. in IHuF, the iiuoI ,s th, uoor was
Hr'.H IH" ceiling
IT, N.'. .rc. more where. KIM
Do" Hst.1 uf a. Same. had dome
'A'u'' n.- .tDse came the answer AZ
'n... And .. ,.ur-. The euumo VIII,
'liI fn.leH' fhHf Do, WIS telling ib.
h1ih Hai something nl u.u,d. The
'f'F '.r u.,r OBJ, glf. fut had been
r.rur down fr.. n . ilIsful
r...n h.hi sudt.rI .. u,I muk and
'h'H ..i ere. t.H... ump.l tU hos
trvt ftatt Ho. Ir. uatg Hglhuup."
be- at,d sn .o,H l... . rit, Nick a
i...'.i I'If ls'~ ... SAYS su Or Km
EU HN... ODD r..s -umtthir. has
happened. Huh.t Do. .s hutt ur o.. b.
bending u.' D. Do. Be- hurt u, must
hrln hIU. Hui 49, I- banding over.
.hai H..H. .aIf 20 .- hlutrr r. the
Nc' g" ,h' Enchanted tlubDlrd h'l
Don Hn'i'I .ur roi Foo wy ,rllr Nrt
hr mustn't tIui 90. 'uu, uu. auuu,s.
come ono. Olms ln lud Gro. ksisu,
blow shiil hllst pn Doe whistle
Instantly uh tlg ugiy rnoin,s were
Struggling aud s1iitliug after their
l.td'. leaving Narcg and Ni,h alone
.n the mid,ile cd Guomc Nhhgs The
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-07
rOUR ~ oN IN KELLY

Tho srearmm Cun club. Trough
they Say very ut'c about b.. t.s -
ford,j considerable amusement 90 g.
uumh,t OF gentlemen lhout town th-
I1st f.u weeks They 3tr nor ready rs
Vet to publish O. score. ll' VIII De- with.
in CD i,H u..-s $50 presume. us SONS. OF
th'm are making eaaI rorords Tho
l',pw'ef editor is 'h' est shot ir town
md th'h CD, other. have rracticcd up
"a little so intend to .. ont AND sbow
th'm.-Sp'arman D., ortrr.
~ course Kelly U.,s boz cattle
country. and whether this ma ,.,d any.
thing 10 do with his .hHtt 10 shoot
b. n"i known. rour DO uu ',m. Is DIV
naaks- csl4 illgo "a.
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BOOZE SURELY VANISHING.

T. d. n favorlte Indoor sport -hese .
DAYS for many people 10 talk about he
ntIit ~ attempts 20 enforce the PRO .
IIfor nv. u ls declared multiplied
thousand. Of times each d1y fflt .rro.
h1dton does not rroh.bl' l.f .nHt s
eyactl, whit " Is doing.
There are many statements about
", prohibition officers being purchased
nd the people are inclined % credit
these stories. tut at tue smo time
there ore many men who have not
Welded their souls $50 lightly to ,H'
urge ~ thg present day dHborIHfI.n.
There are many etah', u.u aHo would
soorn auy suggestion of mar,s sr
means of impaIrng their oversight.
many who take their connection H.il
tho law enforcement force. f..
country pr Too seriously fa DO no ~
affected ~ thr tender o' u... NO.
other 'binr ~ vain, 20 o,.uoo. ..a
ton, Of tho law
10 limo al'h fh,g. thoughts na'. fH.
following tIppsd ir.m tH. .r.f,..un
o. a vcll known and won informed
editorial writer
Twenty four million quarts OF liquor
we're seizod bv federal uroh.at.ou
agents during 1927 Fug HuG.trd
parsons were arrested Tor W.f HHnar
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-07

... .Dhuu- before OBJ. tre.
.NmJ EW commanded There's
.r. tl.ul u,I. as, brought YOU here.
.. ..u .ou sum ehauoc-tol re-.
u.uu...n. D.i tpous if had my choice
90 Hlt, .Iled Sou FIRST She's NOT go.
.. BOO t.A l.nu thp spuaw, unless
SOD. uH H.. NW lunul The filth you
U.,t n Tu.-. matters Wc ll fur YOU
. Ie.tu. . WON'T interfere.
If, uu.H .Hd lluold waited
Gm 1.ut .uErt lm here" he went
l.. @ NaN o., hu-unul She gets
... 90 pod. charge lu h,r guide her
protection. t.e guardian ot hri happl.
moss. Ila.t 900 care about her hap.
rH.,. DON'T know whether on not
Ul uuHE ta bring u spuaw man tu
N,. HH .uHI. mHu enough a. hold
H,r 'H.t HuI mtk. h,r happy 10 doesn't
m1'.L iu, ] gNo.uur warning
i sur, eHaus.d. b. tool, ou q dual.
r.. .t WDnu. and murt,Ul, prophecy.
m .a, darkness uJ the silence the
..., utH. Ht. conn. from some
M.h. uIm .ua.r. the irrc,o,lblr
nw OIL, tH, forest gods
rHuI b.. ma., ono Jess Zoo your power
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NOTICE 10 Tile PURIIC.

Any erroneous reflection upon the
character, standing. or reputation Of
any individual, firm. concern or cor
poration. That mny appear r. ths col
umns ~ The News. wlll q, gladly cor
rect'f. when chilled 10 he attention o.
The editor Il II rot the intention Of
this newspaper "a w"ongfully use. or
iniuro sny individual. firm. concern or
corporation, and corrections will b.
made where warranted NJ prominently
as WIS the wrongfully published refer.
encs or article
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-07
IDEAL DINING ROOM TO
HAVE LUNCH COUNTER

tn, Idal Dining Room SIS rolk 81.
owned ly H. " Morton uU open q
tru.t.l lu,h counter within q fow
dt. Carpenters Hre NV ,ugtetd iu
building th. rOurt and doinr o'hc'
necessary r.Iulr.rg to make the rhlng'.
o. 1911 O.. necessary fo ohng. DO. 90.
uru,' SLIGHTLY tn mlk, r..m .af tHr
counter
s ri .iiir is hoinl Installed n q uin
d.v 81. that fha uuir. mH, sr just
hoW short eider. rfe rreIunri and NJ
Morton h.ilsvcs thnf this fraur. viii
attract mu.h attention fr,m iv. .r.. r.
th,y pass ht ga the streets
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-07
Seufert Produce
Company Ships Is
Cars of Chickens

since February o. iH2'. th. Souf,ft
Produce Company has shipped cars of
llN' 'hi'h'ns 9 cars ,l dressed turkeys
clis uf N,r mk.v- 3ud much ,thcr
pf"iI.' DO v1e stated Yesterday hy
N " SeW,ri ,f thr nm. which was
organized in Aulu.f $685. NI Sul,r
'1m' hcr' trrm So Louis. where Boz was
ih' owner u th, 81 49, S.uicrt Com.
mission company.
W. ~-uirIi ass that hc nians o. nay
ihr hIrh, i,ssil,l. piicss f.r rfolu,o
nn' tha' this policy has built up arcc
'Nrin'fs many customers coming as
iIr ls sn miles to market their poultry
h,fr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-07

Amarillo should br getting r,ri. ter
'h' il.l" Incident Co taking care - 4
roodly hare OF tho ou fields popufa
u'H ITO" oil people 600 over liz
United Stat's. and even outsil. nj ,his
country arc looking 60 ,b, fields uolr
A" u'lio They declare thar nu. de-
v''opmcnt Dor" viii hc Die and hvi for
LONG um" This VIII mean added
thousands to the popuhtiou Of 'ma-
RHO. y.ry qui,tIy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-07

In connection with the Fort Worth
q Denver. railroads poultry special
equipment. there is 10 ho hold Ir ANN
rillo a one days short course b.. m,
Interest Of extending the interest IN
poultry growing iu this portion 81 tho
state. This special will be- h,rr 1920 dlv
Jan %. and will De- Boo oharr. Oh. go
rt's from ~" Agricultural a N,,hlri.
rn' college in addition 10 " T. oates.
arrIculrd agent Tor the railroad.
Amarillo business men or, interested
BOO This enterprise and viii support II
heartily
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-07

Th. .ir pressure Be-
loves, over ~, -.
gion Of the Pacific
northwest. and high
,' over Missouri.
Illinois ana southern
Ohio Temperatures
are generally lower.
except over tho Co..
giUn of the Gulf
states TN. ur,c.p.a
tiDu b. light and
somewhat catered
Sunshine is abundant
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-07

Evcr' time W. think ~ prohibition We
recall M classic lines spoken b, Grorgc
Harris. IA fugitive slave. bach In tn
little. when be- drrw III, wife, Eliza, Z
hi bosom an said Re brave. darln'
ven >o1n he safe ~ IN Canadian side. 50
Mrs. Tiliord NoHt,'s nice, that wul 80.
gagged { = brakeman has switched T. q
marine.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-07
Boy Scout to Be
Brought to Trial

Tfnl % .ns ,l fh. members 81 Troon
8 by Scouts on "a ohlrrc Of disobcd.
i1.s "N De- h'd noi Friday night
fh' alleged offender Is changed with
h''iHs m'a'n liu, after the S,ouiniaS
t'r h'd whisticd iar attention. and hit
flri lut
NJ .al''is 81 ih' Hfy include. Edgar
Nrfaranr John Chmniey. Mark An.
'.t-H. Marion Mcclure. LYLE stlpp.
iI l'uiHe Clf.I tatath Tho
at raf ye' hecn
Ni'h' Donald Smrn pamon
HHh'. "FiiIr HH't Charles nirL.f,s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-07

Panhandle" and rhlr4 roun'r, poo
pl" ARE beginning 90 uk. fH, amt.
rodent campaign seriously DHz.rt
convinced that nth" thlnrt often
times express thomsoly,s 100 tumg ~
higness when neglected especially
WHEN waste Is being considered Many
communities are taking up active cam
rnigns against rats nud prairie dosg