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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
County Records
Warranty Deeds

Louise Cook 60 X T.. Gaut. lots lUll.
r. block 3. Denver Heights $500
Frank Wolflin a. J y Green lots
TO- block lii plomons. So 900
&. Foster ~ uN to oscar s. Web
stcr. lot q. block ~ old Town $500
T. \. Turner q AK "a D. b. Williams.
iot %. block %. san Jncintu Heights.
5000
B. g. Sparks ct "a. Go u. =. Cauoda
lot \. block lg3, Plomons. 1000
Mrs J u Parker 10 y q williams.
lot 6 block 90. Glrnwood. $500
Potter County 90 GUY A. Carander.
part lot }. block 2O7. part iot ii block
2Oi. san Jaciuto Heights. sl3Cl5.
Ben Goldlng 20 -. Y Baker ct al.
Pot TO, block 222, san Iuciuto Heights
tlOO.
\ q Jones 10 y. Y Baker ct al. lot
u, block 800. san Jacinlo Heights. $3.50.
Frank Rcddcr 10 Edna Nav Reddcr
part lot ! block %. plemous, 50. $500.
J +. England 90 Maggie Walker. 10,
., block IA san Jaciuto Heights. 81 90.
H. q. Aton 10 }. y Boasley. bot 10.
block ii2. plemons. 81 $50
G. II Roeder ct uN To e. VI Hoggs.
See %. block =. \. n. a NJ. $1,000
Deeds Of Trust
e. q Spencer 20 Standard s. 4 y.
Association part lots %. block ~
Hughes $4,000
y + Fnkloa ct uX. 10 Biggs Invest
mcui COMPANY par, block 225, rlem.
1us. $1,000
Ethel l.. lasctcr o. Standard : y l..
Association lot 4 block g, Acsdcm,
Court. fl.l00
Louis Burson 81 ux Co Federal Land
Rank part SEE. l26 block 9 4 -. a NJ.
81 200.
Mechanic Liens.
G T.. Patterson Il uN a. T. s Bur
r'ss part lut o. block 2os. Holland
sl46.6S
a. NJ Horton % uV. 60 y. $ Burgess.
part Dot 10. block 500 Mirror. $3.50.
Transfers.
Frank Wolnin a. Standard $ 4 =.
Association. part lots %. block %,
Hughes. $500.
y 7 Ware Co BiEgs Investment Com.
pany. part block 225. Plemons $1,000.
y H. Williams 10 e. " HUMPHREY
Sub. 4. lot s.. block l6g. old Town
50 .30l.75.
Q. y scott Co g. " HUMPHREYS lot ;
bloc. 3Sl, Mirror {25e
Ratification.
r. = Gaut ~ AK. 90 Amarillo Lumber
Comuauy. Dot l.. Gaut Sub. Block 1863.
old Town.
Less Whitaker lots loIll2. block ;.
Denver Heights
Agreements.
NJ a l.. Transfer Company 20 Annie
4 Boycv 90 al, bots ! 10 o. block 33s.
Holland.
Texas NJ q NJ c. 10 Annie 4. Boyce.
lots lgl5lt. block 58. g. as
Releases.
Farrs Moor, Lumber Company % =.
a. Rakcr part lots "a. block III, san
Iacluto Heights
Ed Gulck, to Mrs v. A Holden,
Sec. g.. block .. \. b. An
Fred Bone GO u G. Atcn 81 uK.. boz
10. block Ia. Plemons.
a. 4 Mls'rtsuu j. tu g. VI Small
lot block "a, san Jacinto Heights
Amarillo Bank a Trust Company %
Jennie Palmer. lot =. block ne. rlcm
ons
len Mcclellan u a.. 20 " l. Thomp
sson lot 10. block g.. G. a y.
l.. u Scott 90 Mary u. smith. lot ;.
block 3Sl. Mirror
\ l. Earle 10 l. n Christian. lot s.
block 1873. rl,mons
l. q Atsn a uN 20 National Loan &
Inv. Company. lot 20. block iie. Plem.
Cns
First National Bank to r. G. Aten.
lot 10. block isg. Plemons
Ehers,adj 4 Vaughn 90 Anna Miller
Dot ., block a. san Iaciuto Height.
T.. 7. Miller % J.. y Mitchell. lots I
20 -. hlock 3, Denver HEIGHTS
J. n y Woodward to " " Stan-
ish. lot % block goo. Holland
T NJ Brln,r 81 40 20 " % stand.
ish. bot 30. block .06. Holland
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03

H WAS the way the commissioners
.hH. 90 D.. uh', 10 sell the bonds on q
erf Joss market
Price Seems High.
"'u the purchase 1T the site for
'hr titN auditorium We find tllat
the location chosen was the old
Sanhorn home block. When tho
Sanburn estate WIS appraised for
probate purposes, this block was
valued at Sij.ON. This appraiSe.
mrni was made hy three prominent
citizens 1T imarillo The state In.
h,riiince tax was paid on valu-
atoia ui SIS .oO0 and III. federal In.
lrriilncc tlN was paid on $50. 900
Aai,r. soon afterwards one of the
appraisers n agent. sold 10 another
one ~ tho appraisers this same
blocl, Ut land for SjO.00O. This seem,
io be- very high price The city
paid $50 .OO0 for the block of land.
We viii say. however. that the lOca-
ton h. good 0nr and the building
ROW br'pp erected on this block Of
land viii be- such that the people of
Auiarilin mas we'll be- proud 0f Il.
II viii be- massive in structure aud
commanding in appearance and u
win meet he approval of scrutin-
ring public.
~, AIF, Inspected the city Farm.
tha sewer disposal plant and the new
lrH.u,rHtUr. and ,n so far as We urr
ali, a. ud.. everything IL being taken
rar. OBJ. urUrwlv The incincrator espe.
,lllv is wonderful piece Of mcchan.
.m %. consume rubbish ana refuse
from city.
f"IH eous over the audit report ot
m. 600. made ty ~ v Robertson &
Co. and th. annual report made 10y tho
|F manager W. found everything
made up Boo detalkci there are soma
Discrepancies hyhicfeought 20 be- looked
Irt. .nrr t,uIly hy the city Com.
n.s.ID.'rs An audit report and n
um.bl. r,uurt ana an annual report
tu. 3I worth nothing except o. call az.
f,lUun to things ls they exist so these
r,u..te Ought Goo hc studded very care,
f.'t .UI 30 mistakes corrected immc.
Ia'p.N 'rh, audit report especially
bows Wherein the mistake has been
madya ud these mistakes can be- easily
corrected W, most heartily commend
b. Pr, .UI,y oi tho Ct. Commission "
having au annual audit made Of all II
lt louks
F, "N. desire ~ thank the court Tor thu
tlbout. instructions given Ms 10 guide
u ,rr deliberations and We are very
rhd o. 4y that thes. detailed instruc.
on W.v material benefit 60 us In
srlhlira us goo know our duty and to
trfWm % 0ouscientiously
<'Al.H on. wjlns who waited on us
pave been N,r, dilccnt and efficient in
tarrg.ng ont our every wish.
wv, dcs.r, 10 make special mention
~ Nr thrshir as @ very efficient Grim.
r1l rn.r.. ana 1s we understand that
b. will NOT hp connected with the shel-
u. uIr.H after the first ~ the yeai.
we would GLADLY recommend 10 the gov
Hunr oil. th. stat, of Texas that MIR.
Chcshr D, appointed on the Ranger
fore. of tho State of Texas. and cspo.
alls that Do. he placed at Amarillo. =
"N. J,sIr o.. make special mention
u uu now District Attorney. MIR.
lcf,hor for bis untIring energies m
.h..H1r us arrive az the truth from ~
H.rs tHr.,J Witnesses and We commend
m 'o. Dol. efficiency and willingness
H boil. faat tn, Ian is ob,yod In Potter
County.
fmiv wo wish 90 saw that every
3D.. of fh- grand jury has been IMAM
..uu."
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Nrinlnn IeaIs Nlines

EL PASO. lee. university 81
Auzona. "a. Texas Collsg, of Mines. %.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03

1872. cutting the salary ron almost In
half
Recounting some Of the accomplish.
mcnts 81 the air army of the Navy
during the year. Mr DENLY said
"rhe development Of aviation ne 1n
integral part Of the fleet. with types
OF aircraft suited 10 every need Of The
naval fotvcs. has been the outstanding
feature ~ The past year Boo naval tor
enautIrs Tho rapid strides that ltt,
been mad, loo organization and drseI
opment work have fully justified the
establishment ~ tho Bureau ~ Acrou
autirs. and the work OF this bureau
b. also reflected boz the general con
trihution that has been made 10 the ad
vancomcnt ~ Industrial and commercial
aviation in this country"
ln concluding his report. the Score.
tarv spoke 70 word Tor q fully develop.
"a merchant marine. declaring % 90.
aeniInl to tho proper functuuhI OIL. the
Navy"
There Is perhaps uu subject ~ more
interest 20 th' Navy Department" h.
said, nor one o. which more carnoa,
attention is given than the rccstab
lishmcnt ~ the American merchau,
marine The ability o. tho Navy sue
ccssfully 90 defend the Nation demands
merchant auxllanes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
Mcnro DOCTRINE outgrown"

IL reiterated that the Monro. Doc.
trinc had he,n ouigrown hy America.
ldding "yuu hlyc grown faster. allow
me o. say. thln your ideals You are a
very compliment people
America %, continued. owed 30 'o Eu.
rou, help enforce o., terms 20 tho
Versailles treaty hocauae N. had -
larg, a hand in thc making OF is terms.
and because ts terms particularly
those referring 20 the reparations and
disarmament we're being flouted by Ger
many
Coming finally O. the League - Ma
uns h. said
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FRANCE WILLING TO
PAY u. S. SAYS TIGER

tCoNTfNUEr FROM PAGE ONEl
They say W, will make our home com.
Portable wc viii build wallis. We will not
admit strangers. and We will live there
ana D, happy You did rot say that in
IS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
CORPUS CHRISTI
BEATS BEAUMONT
BY 1877 SCORE
Special 10 The Nsvp

Special 10 The News
BEAUMONT. Texas. Dec Corpus
Christi eliminated Beaumont from the
state race here today 49, In the most
spectacular game ever staged ON q local
field. trlumphlng in the final quarter
when Thomas. Corpus Christi center.
intercepted pass on his own i9ynrd
line and raced for a touchdown Beau
mont received the count early In the
fourth period after a bewildcrlng aerial
attack which saw five Of seven passes
completed in succession.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03

fuoh donation vaa mcel and .t De-
.',ry dung,ru. precedent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-19
1 PACKARD
PROFIT BY EXPERIENCE

Experience teaches that a used car sold at a fair
price by reputable house is better buy than the
,o-caled bargains 50 commonly advertised You
want to deal with house that will back up every
statement they make.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-08

MUEBLEs DE vENTA.- Para infor-
mes dirfjase a la residencia de Mr..
George r. Stanton. 2-14
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-08

Mesorana, La Caquena, H. ". GrOsh y
Co., Bazaar Broadway, Asmar Bros, R.
Julia y cia., La Gloria, Porto Rico Drug
Co.
"El Tempo tres mil tickets.
DoNATIvos DE sERvILLETAs.-
carbia Bros.
DoNATIvos DE BoMBoNEs:-
cesores de A. suarez Y Co., Ell Catalan,
Guilles and Woodward, Standard Gro
Gerry, Plaza Provision Co., Luifa HnOs.
Font Hnos,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-08
Ell vERDADERo REY DE FRANc1A

Eefriendose al insigne actor que
desempeaa ell papel de Cardenal Richie
lieu en- la maravillosa pelicuia "Tres
lnosqueteros' Sc expresa de este nlodo
lie Courier phiQue":
''Al notabilis:mo actor NJ "a de Max
-nuestro mejor tragico-Ie fuS reser-
vada la creaci6n de Cardenal Richelieu
IQuien, mejor que este artista. puede
reviVirnos con tai exactitud y perfec-
ci6n la fgura del eximio Cardenal?
IQue principe, que gran senior ha
mostrado nunca tai magnifcencia y ele
gancia? LQui6n puede revelarnos mejor
los sent1mientos mu1tiples del que fue-
ra, durante muchos aios, Ell verdadero
rey de Francia?
viva ell einemat6grafo, oues gra-
cias 6l resultan hoy los Genios CON-
pletamente inmortales!"
Esta magnifca obra, como saben los
loctores. sera estrenada ell dia en- los
cines 'tRialto'' y "Tres Bandoras', 10
cual promote ser un acontecimiento ex-
traordinario en- Puerto Rico. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-08

SEMILLAS de toda clase de vegetables
v do flores. La mejor marcs que viene
a Puerto Rico. De venta por Los Mu-
chachos, Sues de A. Mayol y Co, San
Juan, P. R. 2-19
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-08
BUENA opoRTUNIDAD

Para una persona que desee explotar
con exito I'm negocio de hotel board
ing house. Sc arrienda, per slgnn item
po, una casa de alto con n.obiliario
complete, situada EN- la calle principal
a la salida para Coamo, en- uno de los
sitios mas frescos de la poblaclon. con
siete cuerdas de terreno sembradas de
malojillo y con garage con capacidad
para siete automoviles, Para rIas infor-
mes Fernando Pont Zayas, Aibonito,
4 de Febrero de 1922. 2-19
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-08
Vendo

RoIIos de stabaco hiIado cosecha-
dos en- los mejores terrenos de
Isabella, P. r. Los interesados.
0ueden dirigirse a Agustin Cha
YES del Vale, cn Isabella, P. r.,
o al P. 0. Box 1902. Arecibo, P.
r., donde estan las existencias.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-08

Die 81 cheoue caba Bros (corde) - -24o
Grocery,
Die % Cheque standard Grocery, Cbombones)
Cheque A somoza (teas),
Cheque E Gallo de te las),
Die % Cheque Muchachos (Ju- guete,
Die % Cheque Plaza Provision (bombones)
Die % Cheque La opera (telas)
Die % cheque A. M suarez y Co. teIas),
Dc Cheuue de Rodriguez (ju guete),
Die Cheoue (juguete
Cheoue Co (juguetes)
Die % Cheaue 1s p Giusti CO. Guguete
% Cheuue i J nlanly CO GeIas),
Die % Cheque Is Hnaro Co. (sacos papeD
Cheuue Playa bones),
Carbia Bros (cor deD,
Luna Hnos, mbones)
Die 81 Chedue 90 sucs A. suarez Co. (bombone) 900
Cheque (gauas papeD,
Enero5 Los (juguetes
Enero5 % Santurc Provision (bombones)
Plaza Provision (bombones)
Enero1 Los DIuchachos uguetes
Cheaue Gonzale adj (ervinas)
Enero1 / O 2 Hiaros Santos (galletas
e
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-08

PERDIDO. FL lunes al medic dia en- las
Gales de la Cruz Allen San Justo.
un alfiler de ORC, de sonora, con dos
perlas un zafro. Ilame al telefono
227. Sera gratifcado. 2-s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-08
Club C1vico de Damas de San
turce, Pto. Rico y la junta di-
rectiva del Club Clviico de Damas

La Comisi6n Especial nombrada por Ell
Club Civico de Damas para recaudar fon
dcs destinados la compra de jugue-
tes, para ser repartidos los nifios po-
bres ell Dia de Reyes, tiene ell honor de
presentar ell siguiente informe.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-08

MUERMo en- los gallos gallinas CIT
ra infalisls en- nueve dias. Iands su
direction so centavos la Farlnacia
de M. Sanchez, P. o. Bcx 27s. Baya.
mon. 81
HABITACIoNES Sc alouilan Tres ha-
bitaciones en- casa de famil;a reeDeta-
bic, sefiorita sola matrimonio sin
nifos, Informaran: San Sebastian sS.
San Juan. PA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-08

Sc VENDE la casa residential 6e fami
liza en- Ia calle sagrado Coraz6n NO. 8,
Parada 2eh, Martin Peha, Naeve ha-
b1taciones, bano, garage, y MIL metros
de terreno. FL interior de Ia casa essa
lujosamente arreglado. Condolences la
mitad del precio al contado ell ba-
lance puede Quedar EN- h'potcca per
dos amos. 2-13
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-08

CONTRlBUXENTES
80. .OOs Roy Ryan, 800
50. co Ernesto Diaz, 500
5000 Brunei, Saenz Co., 500
90 E. Zorrilla, 500
IS. 90 o'Neil, Llompart Co., 500
rs. 90 Biascoechea Hnos. Co., 500
$500 Los Diablos, 500
Is. 90 La Opera, 500
$500 A. Rauschmplat, 500
Is. 90 Dr. Gutierrez Ortiz, 500
IS 90 Martin Travieso, 800
IS. 90 M. Rivera Ferrer 500
.6. 90 j. Gonzalez Ginotfo, oete1e 500
IS. 90 Rafael Diez dc Andino, 500
s5. 90 Joyeria Lopez, 500
300 M. Gambler y Co., 500
IS. 90 FL Rubi, 500
Is. 90 w. A. Horgan, 500
20 90 schluter Y Co., 500
20. 90 Frank Lopez, 500
20 90 Ramon Torres yeCo., 500
1000 Joss NJ. del vans, 500
q. 90 Waldrop Co, 500
1000 Un amigo, $50
500 Arturo Rodriguez Aguayo, 500
500 Pail Lavergne, 500
@ 90 William L. zwigard, 500
900 Fidel Mier, 500
10 90 Ell Gallo de Orc, 500
900 Las Novedades 500
900 J. villamil v Co, 500
10 90 Casa Bouret, 500
900 Jose NJ. Gonzalez, 500
900 National Cash Register Co, 500
% 90 Cu6tara Hermanos 500
10 90 Antonio Higuera Co., 500
70 90 Diego Agiiero, 500
10 90 J. Rivera Perez, 500
10 90 Luis Robles y Co., 500
10, 90 c. o. Lord, 800
10 90 Asmar Bros, 500
10 90 Flores Alvarez y Co., 800
1000 Natalie Bayonet, 500
n m George Elkins, 300
70 m swiggett Bros. 800
10 M Cafe Colonial, 800
- M j. Avlles, 800
n m R. Margarida, zoo
n M ANTONIO Higueras, zoe
,ooo T. de Juan, zoo
M j. C. Besosa. zoo
n m Mrs. Walter G. Dreier, 2.OC
: m Jose C. Torres, 2.OC
a. Escudero 2.OC
A. Aplan 20(
49, Bas Co., 20C
80 80 J. Prado y Co., 2.Ot
~ Harry Fine, 2.0(
o'Oo Eyasas vazquez Co., 2o'
o.oo Cesario P. Dahdli, 2Ot
9'oo r. Herrerias, 2Ot
ooo M. Rodriguez Co., 2.OC
ooo Dinet Pacheco, 90
o'oo A. Lena, 20t
''O0 Puig Y. Abraham, 20
o.oo L. Planas Soto 20(
o.oo sucrs. de Rogue Gonzalez Co., 20t
o.oo Santurce Provision Co., 20
o'oo La Luz El6ctrica, 20
o'Oo DR.. Gustavo Mufoz, 90
o.Uo Los Dependencies, 30
o.Oo Juan A. Nier 20
ooo Antonio Cintron. 10
300 jose Perez Hnos, 10
800 P. Gambia Co, 10
800 2. J. Geigel, 10
500 F. Kehranahm, 10
500 t. Brodigan, 10
500 La Estrella dc Italia, 1.C
500 Andres Echeavarria, 10
500 II. ). gruEs, II
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-08

ESPLENDIDA CAsA.--con muebles y
completamente nueva, Sc alquila uns
casa en- la Avenida Wilson, cOndadO
(Santurce), ntmero 21, igual distan-
cia de la via del trolley del Condado
y de la parada IN de la carretera
central Puede sOlicitarse Ia Have en-
Cruz 10 (San Juan), en- ell estableci-
niento de Succession de Rogue Con
zAlez''. @.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-08

NoSoTRoS garantizamcs los resulta-
dos en- ell saldo de las cuentas incobra-
bles y reclamaciones de cualquier cla-
Sc, tamafo edad, sin tener presente
q sitiO. Apartado 54S. San Jnaa. 2-13
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-08

5NECEsITA I'D. UN BUEN RE-
CONSTITUYENTE?
GHa perdido I'd. ell apetito?
SEst&n sus nervios cansado3?
.SDesea aumentar de peso?
lPues pruebe las PILDoRAS FER
MANALES del DR.. Costa Sc venden
en- todas las Farmacias. 2-17
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-08

American r. r.,
Porto Rican Am. Tobacco Co.,
Villar v Co.,
P. Schira y Co.,
Los Muchachos,
Bull InSular Line,
American Colonial Bank,
Pietrantoni y SOLO,
Eduardo Giorgetti,
Banco Comercial,
Royal Bank of Canada,
Rotary Club,
Swift y Co.,
M. Carrie Co. Inc,
Conit6 Local Unionista,
Comit6 Local Republican,,
Russell T. Hall,
sobrinos de Ezquiaga,
Behen Bros,
Korber v Co.,
Sucrs. de Abarca,
Abcy Vidal y Co.,
jose j. Benitez,
Nitrate Agencies
Banco Popular,
Ike Goldsmith,
FL Ctelo,
Hernaiz Targa y Co.,
Ranco Territorial,
j. ochoa y TIno.,
Union Commercial Co,
F. Fernandez,
sobrinos de Izquierlo y CO.,
Miguel Morales,
Pedro Bolivar,
Waldemar E, Lee,
Miguel A. Mufoz,
Pedro Giusti,
Baquero Y Co.
sucrs. de L. villamil y Co.,
Freiria y &C.,
sobrinos de Portilla,
A. Vicente y Co,
sucrs. de Perez Hncs.,
william schall y Co,
Freiria Hnos.,
Real Hnos.,
sucrs. de ]. Clivilles y Co.,
B. A. Cheney,
A. del Pino y Co.,
Elanco Drug Store,
Sanchez y Co.,
Merino Rodriguez y Co.,
Francisco LENA,
La Marquesita.
La Hija de Borinquen,
Casa Ribot,
La Fama,
Manuel Martinez Casanova,
3. E, Stevenson,
Un native americana,
E. o. Clark,
A. M.rales,
v. I. MADEIRA,
CastriH6n Y Co,
Fisk Fire Store,
Cadiorno Hnos.,
Angel Rivcro,
Hotel Palace,
Lucas Blanso,
Banco Masonico,
Cividanes sobrinos y Co.,
A. Ramirez Y Co.,
Ramon siaca Pacheco,
Msndez y Co.,
Porto Rico Paper and Supply
Philip Ell Kcury,
p. E. Rway. Light and P. {
Luis Llorens Torres,
csc--s..as Agudo y Co,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-08
DoNAT1vos DE JuGUErEs

Gonzalez Padin Co., Paris Bazaar, w.
M. Carrie Co., Sucrs. de F. Ortega y Co.,
Ell Modelo, Rialto, German Dfaz, M. M.
Belaval, Mithou y Co., Coll y Co., v.
Arriyi Ell Globo, Bazaar COrtes, coll y
Rodriguez, Mics de Mrs. Lehmann, A.
The herald., 1922-06-15
HONEY PHILOSOPHY FOR 1922.

Nothin Just smile
o is
that Everybodyn find that by an by
the paint things much the knoker and
white winged wonder
If anyhow
havn because they're like
God made
be right,
SMILE particularly fish of silly gossip
people world
a
fellows em by showing what
the borderne
might
they
The herald., 1922-06-15

sed he has red wher they was a
awful lot of murders cOmitted in this
state but when he herd this Gink
play he was OF the Decision that
they has ben one to less. after all.
Tuesday Unkel Hen has went
away on a Visit and when he put
up at a Hotel in the City the LIST
mite the clerk asst him did he want
private bath and he answered in
Reply that was the only way he ever
TUX a bath out home.
ednesday-Stayed out of skoOl
on acct. of sickness today. The tru-
ant offiser has got the Grip. Went
fishing and just as We started home
the teecher past us and waved her
hand at us in a ford Trubbe is
Like a bed so easy to get into and
so hard to get out of it. | dred
tOmOrro.
Thursday-Them who attended the
World war hassent nothing on us
kids witch goes to skool. This has
been a rotten day for me. What are
teecher don't no about punishment
cud be ritten on a muskitos toenale.
Yours truly,
GILKY SWIPES.
The herald., 1922-06-15
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WHAT WILL THE WOMEN DO?
No. 6

leaders, who policy loud in their
believe
history and modern They have taken the
o It
life and has started
kick the little soldiers all kinds rucions
word the growing POLITICAL in
They all aunchly attached
their insist voting the
alter this general civil political
and
What logical? Certainly the ntuve
likely elections
1t will miady brought the
candidate rather than the better the
individuals the
a will
have them thoroughly platforms personalities
difficult
leaders do?
The Ages vitality interested
franchise
profits
Algernes
Let the that their STEP
The herald., 1922-06-15
Always Courteous, Willing and Eff
cient Are the Little Fellows When
Called Upon to Render Assistance.
THE TWO BIG THINGS

In addressing a gathering of scout
leaders at Lansing. Mich, recently,
Chief Scout Executive James f. West
pointed out that the success Of the
scout movement must fundamentally
depend upon two things-first, the de-
sire Of the boys themselves to be
scouts; second, the willingness of the
right kind Of men TO give leadership.
He maintained that only as the scout
movement rang true to its ideals
could it get either the right kind Of
men or the boys themselves and asked
every executive present to test out
his plans for scouting, to see IL they
contributed to one or the other or
both these fundamental necessities.
The herald., 1922-06-15
GIlkY'S DIARY.


Friday-Pa got a letter frum his
cuzzen witch is a girl out in New
Hamshire. She is Just recovering
frum a divorce Case in witch she
was the Leading lady and win out
by rice big AlimOney. Pa says she
marryed for love all rite but parted
for money.
Saturday. don't beleave in lam
ming kids for sum thing that they
haven't done. Like for instant when
there pa informs them they got TO
go out and hoe in the Garden and
they go and commence to dig up a
lot of fat Fish wirms and disside to
go a fishing. witch was what | done.
And got whaled for it.
Sunday CESS | must of cot a
cold vile out fishing yesterday for
| sure got a good 1 Today and |
don't no of emmy thing more discom-
Portable than a cold in warm and
Swetty wether. A specially when
you haven't got a Handkerchief on
you.
Monday-Jakes bruther brOt his
Fiddle and cum over to are house
to show us how he cud Play. Pa
The herald., 1922-06-15
FoRTY-TWO BADGES AWARDED

On December 16, the Newark, y. j.,
council held Its quarterly meeting in
the city hall. and % life and star and
seven Eagle badges were awarded.
Frank Dlorihy of Troop 80, and George
Wagner, were given troop aid insignia.
Service badges were presented to John
Paterson and Paul Kraneter of Troop
8, to William Perry Of Troop Il, to c.
Brewer Woodward, Troop Z, and NIL
ford Nieser. Troop 100. Deputy Com
missioner Hugo Cederhola and his son
Oscar, Troop 90. received Eagle
badges at the same time.
The herald., 1922-06-15
Iady-Buos in Convention.

A convention Of lady-bugS is as rare
as IL is interesting. Three weeks ago
a trapper stumbled upon a mass OF
these tiny creatures, tens of thousands
of them huddled together, dormant
with the cold. on sunny side OF
Glacier peak, in the Cascades. at an
altitude of 1901 feet. The collection
of these little beetles covered the
rocks over an area equal to a city
lot. Every little crevice was tightly
packed with the creatures.
The herald., 1922-06-15
Police in Singing School.

If it happened on Broadway or Fifth
avenue IT would be scandalous, but
In the theater Of the Seventy-first in.
fantry armory, at Park avenue and
Thirty-fourth street, it is all right. A
score or more traffic cops, plain
clothesmen, patrolmen and sergeants
may be heard there several times a
week Justify singing the ~Marseillaise"
and other choral songs. They are
members of the New York Police De-
partment Glee club, and among them
are many good voices, which, when not
directing traffic, ordering burglars to
halt. ETC., are cultivated under the
direction of a well-known instructor.
New York Evening Post.