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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-07

:nfr. and Mrs. Frank Fecino of 105 South avenue, announce the marriage of their daughter. Miss Mabel Fecino and Edward G. Kost, son of MT. and Stretford, which took place yesterday noon in the rectory of Sacred Heart church Rev. R. F. Moore of1ctated. The attendants were Mrs. Bertha Fe- Charles Kost of Providence. R. T.. the Groom's brother. After a trip to Niagara Falls and Canada the couple will reside on Canaan road.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter H. Bullard who have had a. cottage at Twin lakes Curing the greater part of the sum ner have returned to their home at 530 State. street after a ten days vis- i at the cottage of Mrs. Harry Bon- nell Palmer at Huntington, Mass. Mrs. Palmer was formerly Miss Jessie Bull lard of this city.
 Announcement has been made that the first fall meeting of the Bridge port Branch of the Connecticut Lea que of Women Voters will be held Thursday. September 14th.
 Miss Catherine McLachlan of PTS Cottage street left yesterday for Chi cago, H., while she will enter the school of Dramatic Art. Miss Mo Lachla.n. who was member of the school, accomplished splendid work in the Players club during her course in the local school.
 Rev. and Mrs. Henry B. Kelly of Clinton avenue will return tomorrow from Haven. Maine. where they have been spending a month. On Sunday Rev. MT. Kelly will occupy th,e pulpit at St. Georges Episcopal church of which he is rector.
 The members Of the State Arneri- can Jewish Relief Association are planning to hold a mem oria1 service soon in honor of Attorney Charles H Shapiro, who met his death recently when he fell from @, window in the Hotel Commodore. It is expected that at the meeting it will be sug- gested that the memory of the de- ceased be honored by the endowment of a. scholarship at Yale University.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE
 GETS NEW UMPIRE

Rocky Mount. N. O.. Sept. 7-On re- quest of Presid ent Heydler of the Ma tional League, President Move of the Virginia League granted permission to Umpire Westervelt to report to the National League officials. The Vir- ginia League season ended yesterday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-07
PERSONALS

Attorney George Mara has return ed to this city after a delightful va cation spent at Saratoga, N. Y.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-07

Announcement has been made that the first fall meeting of the Bridge port Branch of the Connecticut Lea que of Women Voters will be held Thursday, September 14th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
HELD
FOR PISTOL TOIING

Roy EschcnhnuEh. alleged proprietor
With Omar Miller. OF III" 'iI"l" In the
wait" which place wn" rald"h 10y pr"h'-
hilton officers about ten days hEn. vas
urrcHtod saturday 10y Deputy Sh"TUI
Edward Miunrh on II warrant charging
him with pistol totlnR.
Tho arrest followed raid mndn on
tho "Iiolo In TIA" Wnll' In which DEPUTY
Federal Prohibition Officer Tom AIRING
ton. Doputy state Prohibition OfhC"r
Fred Clayton aud Esch"nhauRh "l"ah'd.
Il il alleged that Esch"nbnuEh secured
"A yum from drawer and after s"Noral
words pas"ed between Arlington ana
E:srhenhnugh. Clayton spranK at Es'h-
rnhnugh to secure tho gum whlln dur
Ing the night Arlington struck f'Srh'h-
hnuHh with blACkIuck. ending the
sCufTIc Two bottles placed on the
counter by clayton hro alleged I" have
boon hrnAon by I.s,hruhnIEh and u" oNl
drn,a was sC,uich - C.ttino " variant
r"r ,i"IuIi"n 81 Tho llIu"r lawn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
CREEK MILL. TO START
EARLY NEXT MONTH

Anrli,u,Ionr nrr now h",mE received
Ly tl,o WAllukcr- t.lcHHn"r company ~
,h.I, nTnrCn IN tho Wheeling ",""I '''
marathon building from former "inr''S'n
Of m, Crrck min Of III" company VIM :"
Ina bccu idln for som" tih". Tor 'h'''
FORMER pnritiuur when III" mill I""hh'"
carly next month.
There hnvC been CNtCn"N" improve
m,u,u mndc about tn" mill. SIN ne"
mIlln three sheet and the" TIN h"N"
hccn Installed inst"rd "r mN old ones.
The rlnn xiii employ about III" SAM"
number of men.
Schedule OF opCrnti"nH for 'ln Wr'h
commencing Munday. January l", l'+-.
Wheeling Steel " Iron Co
Eruwond steel plant. Idle.
Uruwuud HkcIp mills. idle.
Hcuvnnd TUT" works., operating ave-.
H,IuuuuI hkclp millH. iil"
ron furnace operating lOn%.
Martina Ferry furnace, lhI'.
YnIkvilIo pn mill. lhlc.
WhIInkrT-t!lrS 60
Wheeling mills. Idle.
Martins Ferry plant ldl"
Iirr,h nuIinIu plant. lli".
, can dcpnIl nIrut. "I'I"llhE ""'
I.nIIruutiIh Il"ni. operating 40"
la IiriI Iron NnIhn
iucuhrnViIIo plant, operating Wv"
WhGriinI riuni. operating w"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
COl.ORF.D CENTER TO
OPEN THIS EVENING,

WhooiinE'S fourth '"i""'""I'y '""'"'
opens ihla ovuuInE ~h"" many '"l"' 81
tosIdouiu ~ tho 'liY Tniloi Ia tho. TN
colin high school AUDITORIUM ~ whI'h
lIrno M piirncti"o program VIII 10"
EIvon with largo number '" draw
FROM. tho 'ol"r"h '"m'"r p'"m'""" '"
hnvN 4 largo cnt"llm"nl. h"h hu'h Ia
trrrut NJ holng taken In IN" affair
Tonight'a program viii C"nTlHl OF
musical numbers opening With COM
munIty aingIng. with tho high school
urnrtct SINGING Hovcrnl songs M tho
g,cond number A violin solo will fol-
low and thcn there viii b" scv"n mnndp-
lin and ukulclc selections. \ vocal sol"
and II vocal trio will hc given. followed
hy community singing and tho allowing
Of moving pictures
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
PYIIITAN FOILIES
WILL. BE- GREATEST

with plnnu we'll under wny. ana ~
rector orpcricd this w""h from III" "hF'
IudIrnlIunH nrr tn" fythfHh F"'t'"H 81
IDa2. to hn presented ~ III" Court 'h"H-
trc ON February ~ ard ~. VIII u" tho
rrcnicrI IN tho hiato"y OF I'ythlhnlHm
In tho wheeling dlHtrlct.
The pInnp Rlrcndy made ar" mort
elaborate. and tho vari"uH committees
uro now hnrd nj work In arranging IN"
nrrnIr There will be seventy INV" men,
women aud children In tho program ana
cvcrything from tho smallest l" Inc
bIprcst problem nrc being taken chrr or
Members Of Dahnn temple, No. lbi'
u O. *. X. tThe D0kirs) Will ID" N
,.hurvc. Tho executive committee rs
cumroacd Of G.. o. FrcdrIrkn. James Is
Nrrd md George U.s. swift with head
u,nricrs In the Pythlnn club. George
II Imtir In general chairman ma sam
Innhrrrry In rrCrntnry Charles IT,
Nvnvurr ia trrnrurrr. Chairman nuts
,r now receiving applications for places
In tho cant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
MAN WHO SHOT HABIG
GETS TEN YEAR TERM

Frank Erwin was sentenced 10 terNs
IN ycnrs in the prnitcntinry by Jud
Alan n. Robinson In criminal court
Saturday. Assistant Prosecuting Az
torney Austin V. Wood insisted on me
cxtrom, penalty being passed on Erwin,
Erwin wa. charged with shoounS
Ambrose T.. IIabfE. prominent ffocer.
following an attempt TO rob tho haDi4
store The extreme penalty was aAked
because or Erwin'r drmeanor'
offered to plead guilty several woens
npo md then changed HIS nina. ~
wen, 10 trial on Friday and In hve
ninutor' limo II jury returned guhty
verdict gh1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
RIVER POLLUTION
ECONOMIC QUESTION

Ma in, Maiu"Im Illl"Ii. bead 81 To"
In,uI nfnuss 81 III" u u ""gl"""'" "'
,Iui,u that tho IIv"I p"ilu'l"" "l'""'""
nu hulna dlsouSroh I" W""hl"ui"" '"
u,,, nT sn ouulnoNIlnH ""h "'rn"i"l
uuonIlnu then ruI" puhll" h""''h
urcuIi"n aud "h""lh u" '"E"h"" 80
hu'h
NnIn, IIlluii IL not "pp"""h \" W."
uu,I unIIuIiuu campaign. but "p.Rhn
TIuIn both nld~r ITO d"'lni"h ihut III"
conducting df M "rt"urIvo Turv"y !" "
hIy engineering pr"hI"m. nnh " ~"
mInon worr Unmp"llcd !" IN" puIIii"h-
ton ryut"m Tor III" "nE'" ""'"' from
tho mIucH thcro would probably ho nj
Incrcnrcd cont 10 C"nnunnI" "I coal
rho river hou,~ arc not uuffcrluE cr.
ionrtvcty from tho p"iiut"f water 81
,hlu vicinity. moro n"ih" boiling In til"
river In tho TIt,rhurEh diutrlct than
hero.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
THINK DEAD GIRL ri.
WAS INJURED here

rnrnuo, u u. IIobhn will likely
,,.,d ty tho IiiIrburPh nu,hoTitiAs -
I,,.rtIrnin tho 'hna of Margaret NAR
we'll uInir Margaret M'nnnTiy, Hsla -
hn,n Uvrd IN ihIr ely ana VINO an
brIIrvnd rurInInoh injuTi"s 10 fwNee
I,nur, Ia ohio ""uniY that fasulte9 ~
he, IonIh at MuEnnrp"'t last PTinAy,S
rLr wan II yonrr ~ nGo and disa Iy0s
, f,o,Iu,rd yoiirhrn IN hoT nauh, Whsh
I,Lru t. u hospital nhh Hnih shs W.
attached hy u uirnngo mrn In bAlI-
,y,v In M.Kronuuri IuvoniiRnU)n COW
.u.rcd by pnlico Ionhn ,h"m 10 beHsve
,hnI n r,"ry. alleged I" hnvo he"n sofa
hy tho dond gIrI," another I" the eHssi
tint rho rupininrh III" Injury "h'e ~
, ,,,Jhouso near WhnrlIng. In true AZ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16

To not know hiH rnCo IL Ia argue ono u
self unarauaiut"d In th" retail diEHl't
Earl Inm, lie IIrnunll"h. Hnn or Charles
f. HrnunlIrh with whom he hnN boon
nAHoClntcd for tho past twenty y"nrH In
tho feed and supply business and Tor
tho past twclvo yCars In tn" hnrdw"r"
and farm supply huSincss. In early nc
Earl had u desire Tor travel common
To many Of the young ana spent tw"'N"
ycnrs OF his life between New YORK ana
Chicago, following tn" restaurant ana
hotel business, so that lie qualified Tor
any kind OF Il job from the Kitchen L"
the office. but twenty yoaTS AK" settled
back In Wheeling To apply himself To
the above business Having m"chah-
lCal turn OF mind-the machinery emu
Of busineSH haas always Appealed To Nun.
lie found ample opportunity I" engage
his lively lnirTcst thea Ia ia" l'cl'o
system and tho Development OF IN
proved methods on the Ihlm su'h m
lighting pumping. doing all lh" nous"
hold chores washing. rhuInlhE. butter
mukins otc.. hnd In Iighi Ia hih element
vhan 10 Ia working with any n'"' hl""iy
la c"nHa'ilnn Win ia" n""vo ""ih
A davotsu 81 tho m"I"r'J,lo may ho
t,,unu ou rama hoIvo,n Wheeling aud
distant u"inIa fiou""niIY ""h 10 ala"
rTrnIIy Inteiosiod la ~" hi'1'i" ""h ia"
automobile aud tho do, ol"u"onl !"
Ihau.
Mot Afraid =" ~",h ho,"uno IL" h"n
I.ro q lot ct u Ia hlu Ilnho D." IL "v"'
unsInua T." hCIr the "iho' f"Il"" CO.
anino lrni,lo,n s"l,"h ""h """"t"" va
Laep hlmaulI o",I'i"Yoh r'"l'' 'h"'""r"
~ when IL town A l"'"r 81 ""'d""'
mo whom ..ptnrianiiY I'In,l'" "VSll"
hImooIT az . bunting 80 Nuhina i'lr
.,h,rs lao ,uInuuuurr With nature
Earl lnoLs harvard ~ tho nest gath
.,Irv nT tho hardware mon !" ho h"lh
hero tho last ur tho month rnd hlr i"'"
l., u familiar ono NJ MI such gatherings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
MR.. AND MRS. CARNEY
ARE. HIGHLY HONORED

Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ. G"rNey OF Lin
Grove were again hOn"red 10y the mem
b.rs OF tho Baltimore and OHIO ran
load Veteran Employees association ana
the ladies auxiliary "r the "rAa"i4"i''"
nj thaIr tkird annual meeting held Ia
lAItImnr, ma un January and D M
tIAlyay uas &c elected grand Sl'C peal
asut Of tho UinanIEaII"n. ond MIs h"t
Nsy ~aa 90 elected vi'o I'sHido" eft iha
au.iIIaII .Isa"Isatl""5
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
MILK PRICES BACK
TO THOSE OF 1917

With the reduction Of milk from -
cents per quart to - cents. aud pints
from eight To seven. "gcCtiNo this morn
tag the price OF milk Will return 10
prc-war days. or the same an In 1917.
II IL now expected by the distributors
that the reduction viii mean IA larger
consumption al iniik and Ia that Wa
they viii be able T." make T. tho i"roos
Iu be suffered by the reduction
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
DR.. STR|DER ON
IDOL WORSHIP
rAnTOR or MT MhTTHHWH TAIN"
or MAN VINO OnnhTnn HohH
THING TO m hDOHHD.
Urges All 10 nt1ys l." AHs'"
Man SHOULD Tale Inventory
OF himself.

A. ~ Mnilh"w - 'hni'h N'n'"'"''
u f'"I noon Ih, II'v ~ r. !. III lh"T
,,I,nka hIIofly ~ tho v"rr~r r"'Vl'o
which Inv L,,,,uu II pmrI Of III" w""hIY
,,nprnu of 1T MnIihow HunhnY H"rV
Icon lilo nulIc,t wan "Nhni lInv" on
I'm Your Right IInuh'" M NlIlh"i -
examination OF hin HuhI"'t taken iI"'n
IL" iiih 'hnpt"r OF I"nlnh. wa" r"n'hIh-
I'd IN II nft""u. mluui" Illuminating ~
uiI,I"Il"u In which lao h""rrih"h III" hl"I
vsnrphirpcT. IL" man VIII" created "ih"-
thing With hi" hands nuh th"n not u nD
"a an Image (" hc udor"h. Elnh"rhiinR
"u this theme II" asked lhr"" Tu""ii"h":
Tlru. What kind Of mn Ideal ar" you
putting into your work? Second. what
hn>c You Accomplishment nnd third'
what ia your attItud" toward your
-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
YoLnY'H MAS NEVER PAILED

January Ia "a bud month f"r innurnr'. u
grippe and bronchial Nr"uhl"s ~ ~ ~
yyiso TO neglect az" plPht'Ht ""ngh -
cold. Folry'E Honey and Tar gives
prompt relief gctH rlEh, st tho trouble.
covers raw inrnm"d surface with "
healing coating. clears the mir pnEsAg"s.
eaAss stury breathing and permit
round. refreshing. health building sleep.
Mrs. u. A. Gibson. 1877 College Ave.
I,acins, winc.. writes: "roiey's has new
,r failed In giving Immediate relief and
i am navsr without IT," Sold everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16

Ia ,nit, lurl"u L." nI',l'" 81 III" i"nh'"
~ Among young m'u q" h"r" 'h"' '""P
,nu ,unnunvr, ih',un'Ivor Tat" - hlHhH
,,nrIIInn ihi"urh VII" rnllInu mi H''
...rrfuI manipulation 81 IL" nnh h'Fh''
,,r ~, .nntI"n'd nHninwi ihlr rI""LlV
aud urged lhnt ~ nInn 81" hln WOW ~
r,,.h a. way Ihni thn attention 81 'h"""
hIuhut ur nh"ulh bn f"'.hrr"h "l"" h'h
,uIL and ,ruIlIr IL ri""'"lI"" or "
IunI IEwnrd whl'h hIlnrr l"U"''''Y
u,,o r.n,n nnd ~ happier stat" "f "'"'
To .nnIInun WITH oven h"i'"' i"n"I'".
rhrntrL Inlur '."L hI"rr"h n"h l"rr'''"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
should strive for Ideal.

Mr. Siridcr said 'hnt every mhn
,hnuld strive f." the highest Ideal p"h-
rlblo 40 that no matter what kinh OF
WORK the mau ia doing. It should h"
done with tho view 10 Improvement al
ways keeping In mind itr pohHihlIItI"n
tor accomplishing more ana tho result
OF work done with nn"rl intention. rnth-
or tim" til" f""t Of simply working L"
earn pay.
A man rhould tnko nm inventory or
himself mud hin work. hn said, HtTlvo TO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16

nnL ,,uI q, hni hr Ia i""Ilp h"lur, " -" !"
u"thIuu I" ulv- nnin"Illua I" h"hh'"'
TINT In hoIpf"l nud nsi iioIl""", ana
wnI,hIuH IT," mn" ihlnHn whih u"
,I,uuId nrr Ia hIn pIuEIUnn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
Bolsters a: CSC

REGULAR 9Oc and 95c BIOL,
stcrs. Made Of heavy muslin
and PLAN hrmIncd in hIH"'
i2x7Gl., 45x7GI2, lOI@X
ykIf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
Heaps of Fine 7owels

Cation IIurk I"wrln.
Ucyulnr pRr lIIrk T"wolH.
GIusq or Dluh Tuw"Im,
NcvuInr ne mud %" IIurk Towels.
IIulr Linen IIuck Towels,
Turkish Towels.
Exlrns Heavy Turkish Towels,
Krvulnr !. so AII-hln"n Towels,
All Linen IIuck Towels,
Double thread Turkish Towels, extr
Special
A. splendid all linen GRASP
quality, red border, regularly 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16

SculIopcd and plain hcmmcd crochet Bed Spreads IN -
sizes SOxgO S2x92 and SGx96. @F
42xS3 Plain hcmmed crochet 70
79xSS Plain hcmmcd crochet, Aoo 49,
7SxSS Plain hemmed and scaopcd, crochet 5Oo -
$500 IIcmmcd and scalopcd, satin Narcotics
Spreads ""
S:lx9Ol IIcmmcd and scaopcd saln -
SGx9G( Bed Spreads 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
Bed Sets /: 4.95

Regular So Satccn Bed
Sprcads with sham to match.
Size SOX9O.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14
Seeing
Potter Exhibit at
Dallas State Fair

Thousands of people are daily s.oiug
10" Potter County exhibit at the pa
as Fuir. said . T. Vernon. secretary
of ih" Board 81 city Development whom
hc returned 20 Amarillo Thursday night
= Sebastian assistant secretary ~
fhe board is nos Zoo Dalh- u charge o.
the cNhihit
Secretary Vernon has table .n tfr
Potter booth nnd hundreds of pieces OF
literature ts.ang of Amarillo and ff,
Panhandle are being given away Tho
hnDth t considered ono NJ the best 49,.
grated Hf 'he fau Nis. Anna Bower
home dnmDustratHr boo Potter County
aided Boz ,hr decorations Miss Rover
picture 1upe1red .r tbr Dallas Nevs 70
frN DAYS ago as one 0f The assistants IN
charge of county exhibits
&c., Vernon said The advertising that
au" 20 Amarillo through the winning
~ first prize tW Lubbock and third b,
Crosby counties and he further fact
that o. ~ 200. 20 county exhibits were
from Wes T'vts means advertising fof
This section which ls .nesflmablo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14
TO SPEAK
IN AMARILLO ON
SENATORIAL RACE

George rcdlv candidate Tor the O. s
senate will speak 100 Amarillo Monday
nf r % m.
o. Wll sunlf If rhinyirW TUESDAY
n'rn'on at 2 %. Boo and at Luhbort
Tuesday n.rhf 10 H. q. will be boz
llHrlh for 900 Address Saturday after
nom 600 % m and wiIl speak 1f ChI
dress saturday uEht ar = % boo
Tho uudldH,. OF AZ poldy has
aroused great interest from the huf
tHa through strong legal efforts bis
nance WIS NrJ uom fha ballot HnJ
I.Dui though i D,mntfit Or. Us
SUPPORTED nt tu' Republicans 10. san
aunEhH candidate md v.u oppose
EarI, uarlrId tfo Democratic nom.
inse at tb' r,n'ai election m SO
trmbrr
D % Gr.ek' personal friend of Nr
reldv making local arrangements
for IIr speaking
Th' senate candidate has many
friends h're among them being former
University 90 Texas rhssmsfcs. former
.omrld.. ~ 'he World Wa. and men
whom be- know Boo The state Legislature
Nf rodif ua. % captain Boo tho qnh
Division duH no, world War
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14
Jury in Suit For
Notes Possession
Case is Selected

Tho iury YVES selected Friday in the
case 81 Katherine ilutson vs. lrss" -.
Payne. and preliminary motions were
disposed ~
The plaintiff IS suing for possession
~ notes alleged to hc involved IN the
sale ~ ten acre orange grove In Call
ioruia Veal 4 Lumpkn and Adkins q
Marlborough represent the plaintiff; + =.
Slpn rem 's'uis the defendant Payne,
iud Madden. Truloyc. Hvhuru and Pip.
sin represent tho defendants. the Guar.
tntv Stat. Bank and ~ &. Cullough.
The jury in the ease oi T. r. Fnklca
Vs. Joe krizon found ON special issues
The jury found that q certain note civ.
~ had been altered after @ was signed
without the consent Of defendant kri.
ION The good faith az plaintiff Finklea
was boz mo- way involved Ia the jury Yer
dict. District Judge Bishop has not
given Judgment vet.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14
MAJ MURRAY DANCES
WAY THROl Gil PLAY

ThHi d'hebtrII i'tl' star Mae MURRAY
hos "u' n. those radiant IstsonL.tie.
'hdt s.'u tn I.iu from tho screen IN
Tine p'IHou. Little Down ut 90. Mis-
inn Th1'r. h1 n.ght she plays 5 part
fhlt offer h'r tho fullest Scope for her
dancing lhiHu and the way DO. former
fn.lI's stur gudcs ACROSS the, waved
FLOOR s show 900 It-rll
OF utrrrsi ALSO Is ih. appearance Of
Eodolph Valentino Iu the tol, Of q
Young mon about town who is madly n
lUto with Gloria Il, Moyne M. ,llarei
snur Nfh thc rultan reputation
1h. Delicious Little Down" tells IN
efforts of 'Iir Young colleen 10 live up
Poo Hu Jstum,u role cot Wickedncss Sh
h.t's Zoo lu % bot bread and huiter
Sith a f'u frimm.us oo drpeudrn'
thereon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14
Nationally Known
Furniture Going in
New Hotel Rooms

Rooms Boo the new Amarillo ll0tel
vii %" 0uftuod with nationally known
furnishing Scal"y boX springs and ma.
trrsscs on simmons beds are m, sheen
ing equipment. Bigclow carpets are On
me floors. Tho furniture IS from STICK
les Brothers OF Grand Rapids Mich.
only one room Is Set furnished the
others are 90 BE- completed in few
weeks. The office Will hc moved into
the new part 81 M. hotel next Friday
80 that remodeling OF the present build.
nE may 90 forward
The Interior work is being pushed
now inm,rrs. marble workers. and
tile layers are putting the FINISHING
touches 90 the interior \ new battery
~ boilers is furnishing steam for both
parts Of The building
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14
REALTY DEALERS
MAY START new
ABSTRACT FIRM

Tho Amarillo Real Estate Bo,rd o.
contemplating The organization Of o
guarantee no" abstflct company
This was determined 1t the Friday
luncheon OF thc boarI lf the Amarillo
Hotel W. a. Askev said ho believed
such nn organization auld Boz made aud
President John ca, appointed Mr
AskeW - g. Odom ud Mrs Myrtle
Powell on The comm .fae
~ Askew made Do report on th"
move to brlns John % WilaoS state
ny commissioner a. Amarillo to u.E
900 the equalization of lN value. Mr.
A-kew said the matter had been taken
cap With the various O.yl. clubs ~ the
citv
Mrs Powell made short illk 90.
planning pamphlcf OF the Houston
E9lty club whiyh sets forth what q
r'alior ~ and advo. lt,, trading with
realtors. ON motion of Airs Powell
ite advertising committee vas instruct.
ed % see about gettiug up similar ad
N'riisinE Tor the Amarillo club
Allen Early made % short talk felici.
fatiug The hoard on its weekly meetings
md prlising u for Boz work .n the com
munity
Mr. Askcw made talk advocating
more city parks. park Boo p1Io Duro
canyon. street sieu-. greater pcpuL.
ton. grape raising ard q union railway
station. lie with u - q Etumlcy and
HoFcc Caut were named ON commit.
tee o. work in Interest ~ securing street
signs and union railway station.
Mr. irumley mndo tulk urging ~.
enlargement 81 cotton raising in the
Panhandle he sud cotton raising
would rapidly incroaso land values
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14

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read an advertisement OF what Lydia +.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14
DR.. WALKER APPOINTED
STATE EPlOEMI 0l0GlST

Dr T. VI Walkcr city health officer
II Amarillo. was Friday appointed as.
distant collaborating cpidcmiologist OF
The stat" department Of health. H.
Aas appointed hy Dr " D. Cummings,
surgeon general for The United States
department 30 health
", win look after the field lnves'iga.
ION Of public health .n Texas and VIII
oot 1f'ot reports ou contagious d.s
asses
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14
CITYBRIEFS

Learn q word every day .-Totlay !,
word be- pNWuLE. rs pronounced
: with accent on the East syllable p
/ mcaus-to Idle, to loiter. to waste time.
/ 90 comes from old English. ~ toIdi,
+ like child Companion word-Dawd
/ ier lfs Used like this-"instesd nj,
/ WORKING. the workmcn dawdled about
AN day"
. building permit for a filling station
at sol rolk Street to cost $500
3 j. {. Sebastian. assistant secretar,
OF th, Board OF city Development. viii
spend q short vacation In Fort Worth
when he concludes his duties in charge
I OF the Potter County exhibit az tho
/ Dallas Fair
/ Robert ~. Gillian aud Miss Georgin
+ -. Springer were married Friday hy
Judge " u Auhcnrt at his office in
Tho ouurthous. Their home IS at Here.
ford
". u. Plemons Camp. L. {. V. will
hold iis regular meeting sunday after
3 noon boz Do" office Of judge II. H. Air
heart boo the county courthouse
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Bronze castings were made hy tho
tg' ptiaus POO y,ai, before christ
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The Dead So n 1909 feet lower than
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