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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-06-29
ALEX M'KENZIE
ESTATE WORTH
. OYER $:500,00|0
Late Political Leaders Will
Was Filed for Probate
in St. Paul Today
s25,coo FOR FLANNERY
The Judge Named as Execu.
tor of the Estate, Was Life
Long Friend of Deceased
(By the Associated Press)

H'.' (by Iuc IASSOCldIcu ICSSJ
St. Paul, Mimi, June "a per-
sonal estate of "over $5OO,OO0" and
real estate valued at $4,000 is dis
posed of in the will of Alexander Nc
Kcnzie, one time political leader Of
North Dakota, filed for probate here
today. Mr.. Mckenzie died in St.
Paul last week.
Petition for proof Of the instru-
ment was signed by two daughters,
Mrs. Anna Mckenzie Mcdonald of
Regaud Quebec and Mary B. McKen-
zie Foster, West Mount, Quebec.
These two daughters are left the
residue of the estate after bequests
,of $4,000 to his wife, Mrs. Elva Nc
Kenzie now deceased and like
amounts to Jeanette Alpha McKen-
zie, an unmarried daughter, Alexan-
der J. Mckenzie and Thomas o. Nc
Kenzie, sons, Of Yonkers, New York
are made. The bequest to the wife
will elapse and become part of the
rcsiduary estate, it was said.
The will also leaves $25,O0O to
Judge G. P. Flannery, St. Paul, a life
long friend who is named as execu-
tor of the estate.
Three half-sisters, Catherine,
Mary and Jeanette McRae and five
half-brothers, Duncan, Farquer, Will
liam, Donald and John McRae, all Of
whom live at Beaverton, Ontario,
Canada, are given $4,000 to be
shared like by the eight.
Specific Bequests
This makes the specific bequests
in money, in cluding the $4,000
given to the wife, $265,OOO, so that
the two daughters named as resi-
duary legatees will get at least half
the estate. None Of the other heirs
or legatees except the two daughters
join in the petition, so there is moth
ing to indicate whether the two sons
and the other daughter will acqui
esce in the provisions Of the will OF
will seek to overturn 1t.
The will drawn in the testator'a
own hand is dated at the outset and
in the attesting clause, February s.
1918, while in the body of the will,
the testator recites that it is made
"this 30th day Of January 191s," in
dicating that it was not executed on
the date originally intended by the
testator.
In devise Of the. farm land on
Lake Since to his half-brothers and
half-sisters, William McRay is men
toned twice while the name Of DON
aid is not eiven, which was taken by
court officers to have been an error
in drafting the will. "
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-06-29
OBENCHAIN
TRIAL IS FULL
OF SURPRISES

Los Angeles, June 29.-Stll more
surprise testimony was promised for
today by the state at the trial o,
Mrs. Madalynne Obenchain for the
murder of her sweetheart, J. Bolton
Kennedy.
Counsel declined to tell in advanc a:
the exact nature of the testimony it
was planning to. produce, but it was
declared it might be as Surprising
as that given recently by Paul Roman,
convict, regarding correspondence and
conversati ons he said he had with
Mrs. Obenchain.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-06-29
FRESH TERMS OFFERED.
fPv tho Associated Press)

(By the Associated Press)
London, June 29,-Fresh terms
were offered the insurgents in the
Four Courts in Dublin today, says a
Dublin dispatch to the Evening News,
but they refused to surrender ana
after two hours delay, firing was re-
sumed.
The early evacuation of the strong
hold is expected, however, as the
water and lights, have been cut off,
An unconfirmed report was receiV
ed here this afternoon that the rail-
road station at Foyne, twenty miles
from Limerick occupied by Irish pro-
visional government troops was a'
tackled and set afre.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-06-29
PEP" MAN
GIVES TALK
TO CITIZENS

How to sell Bismarck to the pub
lie" was the main theme of a short
address given by Howard J. Wise
haupt before representative group
OF local. business men today at a
noon day luncheon in the Grand Pa.
cific dining room.
Mr. Wisehaupt emphasized the i'm
portance of using some publicity
about Bismarck when the new vehi-
cular bridge was opened. He said
that it would give the business men
chance to make lot of noise abou,
the wonders of the city, and place it
on the map once for all as trade
center for people 30, 40 and so miles
away. ~
When this subject was brought up
George N. Keniston stated that plans
were already under way for the stag
ing of the biggest Gageant that North
Dakota had ever seen when the bridge
is dedicated. This affair was to be
put on by Mandan and Bismarck
jointly, and will be a history of de-
velopments of North Dakota from
pioneer days.
In discussing the arrangements
with the business men, Mr.. Wise
haupt emphasized the Importance OF
giving something away. He said that
when something was given away it
must be better if possible than what
was ordinarily sold, in order to win
the complete confidence of the people
Mr.. Wisehaupt also touched upon
the pulling power Of advertising.
women never read page adver-
tisements, blocked advertising, OF
announcement advertisements" said
the speaker. "They do not as a rule
spend more than Is minutes in read
ing an entire paper. They glance
through it, searching for that which
thew wish to find. seeking advertise
ments pertaining to the clothes, COOK
ing utensils, or furnishings that they
NAV have use for but nothing more.
The business men were enthusi
astic about the plans to put BIS
marck on the map.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-06-29
NEST0S CARRIES BISMARCK
BY 1927 VOTES; PROBABLY
WILL HAVE COUNTY BY 500
Both Nestos and McCumber
Are Leading in Burleigh
County in Partial Returns
SHERIFF'S RACE CLOSE
Bulk of Country Vote Must
Be in Before Close Race of
IL Is Decided r..

When the counting of the city OF
Bismarck vote was completed late
this afternoon Governor Nestos had
rolled up lead of 1927 votes over
B. F. Baker and Senator McCumber
led Frazier by 1850. Election Off
cials in the west precinct Of the
Second ward were tallying up their
all night and during the day.
Scattered precincts outside of Bis
lnarck gave returns such as to make
an estimate of majority of 500 for
Governor Nestos in Burleigh county
appear to be conservative.
In seven of the 10 precincts in
bismarck, including the Fourth and
Fifth wards complete, the leaders in
the sheriff race in the city had the
following number of votes: Barnes
23O; Kafer 225; Kelly SGT; Thomp-
son 317; William 23S; Hedstrom Ill;
McGarvey 174. The same number of
precincts for states attorney show
ed: Allen, 513; Elliott 466; McCarter
81; McCurdy 600.
1t was apparent that great por-
tion of the rural vote would have to
be reported before definitely settling
either the sheriff or states attorney
contest. gMl
There was slump in the league
vote in some precincts.
Thirty-four out of So precincts
= in Burleigh county gave:
McCumber 2,4S6; Frazier 1866;
Nestos 2,6O5; Baker 1,544. =
An example follows in these COM
parisons: Cromwell tp., Nestos 16;
Baker %. Recall, Nestos IL; Fra
zier 35. Burnt Greek, Nestos G.;
Baker AZ. Recall Nestos S; Frazier
Sc: Lincoln, Nestos IA; Baker Al.
Recall, Nestos 5; Frazier 46. In
some there was gain shown.
2tt4 For the supreme court Judge
Nuessle led in this county with
Birdzell second and Johnson third,
the latter well up. Judge Robinson
was well up with Richardson and Eng
lert in some precincts.
Poindexter and Olsness ran ahead
of the. Nonpartisan ticket in many
precincts while obert Olson was
ahead of the rest of the Nonpartisan
ticket in some Bismarck precincts.
E. J. Gobel had long lead for
coroner and Clough and Johnson
were high men for auditor in the
city of Bismarck.
Twenty-three of the SO precincts
in Burleigh county gave the follow
ing vote: Frazier 1918; McCumber
1884; Nestos 1899; Baker 1917.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-06-29
''P0ET.C0NVICT''
Is SRECAPTURED
Moonshine Liquor Cause Of
His Arrest, Glynn Says


Chicago, June 29.-John Francis
Glynn, the paroled convict from the
Saltwater Minnesota penitentiary
whom the local police identified yes
terday following revolver battle
with two policemen, today blamed
his arrest on !. moonshine liquor.
Glynn, who was known as the "poet
convict" because Of his verses and
other writings while in prison, was
captured after he was alleged to
have entered west side residence.
When captured the prisoner had
in his possession several booklets
and other of his poems and stories
by which the police were able to
identify him.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-06-29
CHINESE REBEL
ASSASSINATED
(By the Associated Press)

Mamma, P. l., June 29.-Chen
Chiung-Ming, whose recent coup
d. etat drove from Canton Sun Yat
Sen, president Of the South China
republic, has been assassinated, ac-
cording to cable dispatch received
here today from Shanghai by Kong
1opo, a Chinese daily identified with
the adherents of Sun Yet Sen. Reu-
ters News Agency fails to confirm
the report.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-06-29
RUST FOUND
IN so. DAKOTA

Brookings, S. D., June 29.-Black
stem rust has ben found on wheat in
Moody county, it is announced by DR..
Lynn D. Hutton, state leader in bar
berry eradication at South Dakota
State College. s"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-06-29
AMERICAN IN.
BANDIT HANDS
MAKES ESCAPE
A. Bruce Bielaski Reaches
Mexico City After Hard
Four Days Journey
OTHERS ARE SAID SAFE
(By the Associated Press)

(by IHe ASSOC(dLeu TCeSSJ 4lh
Mexico City, June 29.-Escaping
from his bandit kidnapers after four
days of captivity, A. Bruce Bielaski,
former head Of the American depart
ment of justices investigation bu-
reau has reached Mexico City.
Covered with dust, unshaven and
showing plainly the marks Of his i'm
prisonment in the mountains, Biel-
ask was taken to his apartment
where his wife and a half dozen
friends greeted him.
His friends declared the former
American official had escaped from
his captors at Tetechal, walking the
thirty miles to Cuernavaca near
which place he was captured last
Sunday.
Jules La Caud, head of the Mex.
leo City banking firm which is un-
derstood to have furnished the $1O,-
900 for the ransom on the order of
Mr.. Bielaski's New York company,
said he had been authorized to state
that Bielaski eluded his captors be-
fore the money was paid. Bielaski
suffered no more i'll effects than
might be expected from four days of
roughing it in the mountains.
Press dispatches from Talnpico
quote w. P. Taylor manager of the
Tampico branch of the Cortez Oil
Company as confining the capture Of
forty employees at the company's
Aguada camp by the badnit Gorozave
but do not state whether the ransom
has been paid.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-06-29

Chicago, June 29.-Harold F. Nc
Cormick announced intention of
suing for libel every newspaper
which published the report that he
purchased a gland from another man
to be grated on his own body.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-06-29
1pu the Associated Press)

Chicago, June 2s.-The United
States railroad labor board today
cited the national officers OF the SIX
shop craft untions; the railway eS-
ecutives now meeting here and the
officers of four other railroad unions
CONTINUED IN page -
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-06-29

The giant bamboo OF lnd1a'
known as the "slowest" crop in the
world. blossoms only when it
reaches it's thirtieth year and then
dies. --
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-06-29

With 1862 votes tabulated Senator McCumber has
majority of only 548 Frazier Out of 81 468 tabuaed
governorshp Nestos is maintaining lead Of 230OO His
majority has not begun to shrink much although he lost
1000 in the last $4,000 votes reported table Of the vote
by counties is reprinted in an adjoining column
FEARS DEFEAT
In Washington dispatch, Senator McCumber admitted
that in face of returns he appeared to have been defeated He
gave this statement to the Associated Press .
The Fargo Forum which has been bitter opponent of Sem
McCumber predicts the senior senator's defeat at the
hands of Lynn j. Frazier recalled governor of the state
whose nomination the Fargo organ predicts in this evenings
ISSUE
LOSES THIRD DISTRICT
AS for Nestos the Forum content to point only to his
lead declaring that is fast reaching the point of safety
Compilations of that newspaper give Nestos lead Ba
in the First Congressional district 00O in the second
between 5000 and 5000 and comedies the third district to
Baker, l... ....
Returns from 843 precincts gives Frazier 37,44O Nc
Cumber 44611 849 precincts gives Baker 35228 Nestos
1924.
Fargo, N. D., June 29-Compete returns from Ransom
county: Frazier 1885; McCumber 1870 Baker, 1797 Nes
tos 1716. 1V A. will have member in the house, c. O.
ChristianSOn
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-06-29
UNION HEADS
ARE SUMMONED
BY RAIL BOARD
Officers of Six Shopcraft
Unions Are Cited to Ap-
pear for an Inquiry
JEWELL SERVES NOTICE
Says that Strike Call Has
Been Issued for the
Sh0pcraft Unions
JEWELL SERVES NOTICE
ORy the Associated Press

(Ry the Associated Press)
Detroit, June 20. - Decision
whether to call strike of the
approximately 100000 railroad
maintenance of way men in the
country probably will be made
late today, E. F. Cradle, interna-
tional president of thee United
Brotherhood of Maintenance of
Way Employees and Railway Shop
LabOrers announced.
b. NJ. Jewell declared he per-
sonally would attend the meet
ing called by the labor board
"Only under protest" and that he
could not speak for the six shop
craft presidents until he had con-
suited with them. Several. of
q them are said to be on their way
to their headquarters to direct
strike operations.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-06-29

The Dunsans, curious tribe OF
people inhabiting a section OF Brit
ish North Borneo, are dominated
by women priests.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-06-29

Washington, June % Mexican
rebels who seized the Aguada camp
OF the Cortez Oil company, in Tam
pico region Sunday, hoding the prop
erty and forty American employees
for $4,000 pesos ransom, withdrew
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-06-29

on Monday without damage or injury
to the employees, bu twith threats to
return, Consul Shaw at Tampico to-
day advised the state department.
The department received a later
message, however, which said the
same rebels yesterday seized a camp
of the La Corona Oil company, a
Dutch British concern lin the same
vicinity and were holding 85 en-
ployes including about six Amcri-
cans. II Erst:;s
ORDER WEED INSPECTORS,
St. Coud, Mimi, June 29.-Judge
Roeser, ,sof district court today allow
ed a writ of mandamus to be served
on the board of commissioners o.
Mile Lacs county, ordering the board
to comply with. requests made by
C. P. Bull, state weed inspector, for
the appointment Of two county weed
inspectors or appear in district court
in this city July II to explain why
they have failed to do so. The appli'
cation with Mr.. Bull as relator was
drawn up by Attorney General Hin
ton. #
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-06-29
INSURGENTS
ARE HOLDING
OUT IN ERIN
Efforts to Dislodge Rory
O'COnnOr's Little Band
Thus Far Fails
M ANY CASU UALTIE S
Ambushing Is Report, Insur.
gents Adopting Guerilla
Warfare
(By the Associated Press

\Dy lHe ASSOClaLeO freSS)
London, June 29.-Fighting in
the streets Of Dublin is .increas.
ing in intensity says a Central
News dispatch from the Irish
capital at this hour. Irregulars
on the outskirts of the besieged
Four Courts district are receiv-
ing reinforcements, the mess
age says. ...E.
Three civilians were killed in
today's fighting, bringing the
total number of dead to nine-
teen. Business houses, as we'll
as banks are closing the dispatch
says, and the newspapers have
suspended publication.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-06-29
(By the Associated Press

(By the Associated Press)
Dublin, June 29.-The irregu-
lar Irish forces have captured
seventeen troops of the provi.
sional government in the Dom
mick street ear, according to a
report late this afternoon, which
could not be officially confirmed.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-06-29
NESTOS LEADS BY 23 600; McCUN1BER BY $500
LEAGUE STRENGTH BOOSTED BY
IVA OPPOSITION TO RETURN
OF SEN. PORTER ]. M'CUMBER

Nestos Machine Fails to Deliver Strength to Support of Sena
torial Candidate.-Giyes Governor 900 More Votes in
Fargo than McCumber Pols.-Baker Fails to Get Benefit
of Frazier Support-Total Republican Vote May Reach
1sooco-Morc than 800 Precincts Heard From
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-06-29
THE WEATHER

Weather Forecasts
For Bismarck and vicinity: Unset
tied weather tonight and Friday
probably showers; not much change
in temperature.
For North Dakota; Unsettled Wea'
ther tonight and Friday, probably
showers; not much change in tenn
perature.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-06-29
General Weather Conditions

An area of low pressure is advan-
cling from the Northwest and show
ers are reported from Montana, Wes-
tern North Dakota/and northern wy.
oming. Showers have also occurred
in Kansas, Missouri and the Lower
Lakes region. Moderate temperatures
prevail.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-05
Merchants Biscuit
Company Banquets
Men Of Territory

Tho Merchant. Biscuit Company of
Denver held r. v.. aui sales meeting
Amarillo I.aeHrtItes of Mobiles
Bros Grocer Company distributors in
fHN territory. w.r. .f fhe meeting 4
room u1s used .H' Amarillo Hotel
and large disr' Merchants Bic
uf goods Nas rtfs fI make the sales
meeting moro vivid
Following tho a.,s meeting. an IA.
formal dinner wa bold I tho Amarillo
Hotel q w. Diao.V.1 sales manager
NJ doc Merchant Biscuit Company. pre-.
sided roo thc sales meeting and n \
Nohlos president " NoH'os Bros Gro.
D.r Company. ~ tf. banquet Informal
talks wpr, made f tH' banquet. one ~
which was given q. 8 Bob Meyers
0f PhInylrv. Plans '1r ihe 1928 sales
IuHupu wore considered
E.Hua, uf me increase of business IN
Doe Amarillo territory D. 81 BENTLEY ~
fha city has been employed 20 assist
Jesse Sanders. who 1ls been here sev.
.ul years
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-05
CHARITIES WILL
BEGIN drive IN
CITY WEDNESDAY

The Associated Charities Drive WIN
start in Amarillo "Wednesday Tho com.
m.ttoe IN charge 90 the campaign com.
posed 20 q N mccullough. q. J. Black.
bum and Evangelist y shepherd rs
arranging foI the actual work and IA,
publicity
NJ Mccullough will appoint two men
90 canvass every business block ia the
city. Evangelist shepherd has arranged
for slides % be- shown ia the picture the.
at'rs and four minute speakers VII!
make address 20 the shows The labor
unions VIII ho expected io canvass their
membership Publicity wIll De- carried en-
through the neWsuauess civic organiza-
lions and iratorna organizations
The railway offices and shops WIN
also De- zones % be Cinyassed
No certain budget Be- SCI Tor the cam.
uaign Let your conscience De- your
guide b. the slogan adopted
one 81 the blk appeals used hy the
Associated Charities is that 100 per
cent Of the money raised will De- used IN
actual charity w1rs There is Co be no
overhead expense f.r the distribution 81
t' funds raised
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-05
AID CLUB HEARS
SPEECHES UPON
differentiation

E..,.I.. .. .u.... phases 90 the
am.r..lulue ur.t. fH.usH thr me.
..u u. education n.f. heard hs the
Amarillo Ad Club 600 HH luncheon 40
fh, Amarillo Hotel Monday 600 noon
Deco Williams presided 81. fne meeting
rrd Al.s Laura 81 Hammer was lr
.H1rr. uf the program.
TIH o. tI.E'r- fH. frf speaker do
.t.d MOST . h. ulk tn the int,rnh-
uon3l aspects of tho Aw,r.1uz.ug pro.
.,. Ii' "a. Hr.I fut way Zoo make
American. OF Foreigners uas 200 make
'u. .u UlHt 200 fIHfaNI. mot
bound ,r fh, Atautl. Hn1 I1,n. 20
Cor ss ideals were concerned that ah.
t.gomms would Io swept away
Mrs s. o. Flsh. n'EIrg on Patriot.
500. p.ut,d Duf IHtf E..'uF r.IlaInt.
900. rnuiug into more intimate contact
with 200, .0rIiIrI inr. srDr would enc
Hhlo tho American tu uuurrDaf. the
iiu. and bore. H tu. newcomer fu
tbss, shores. ana thereby hasten Amer.
ignutor.
Teachers lrc nation builders said
49, Mcintosh &c., Mcintosh eIso
statistic uu H0ol H,rk anI D.t.d the
problems which confront teacher Iie
emphasized Goo necessity OF getting 5u
f...f|. nowadays.
ur o. IS NrEu pointed out that
"f.H... UfH "u...uuUI.iI $50. SUE
.ulI f. nation which expects Co rc.
... . U.....I.. IHu wu.. Hr uhlitef
.I fl ..... american. off 300 Uu Theses
.E.... d.. ...T fI. economical loss.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-05
CITYBRIEFS

u. {. Powers of Canyon was In the
HIig Monday.
Mrs. Fred Church 1T CLAUDE was here
yesterday
M aud Mrs.. T. ~. Walters and
daughter urJ Mrs McFarllul were
tW"ns the visitors here yesterday FROM
rula.
nr " VI. Curl has gone 10 Waco 10
900, a.hnul of instruction lt the Grand
Lodge oi Texas Masons
Mrs = ~ Rnrgct and daughter Dor.
othy and Mrs Bob Faulkner of Flrwcl
were here Monday.
VI. \. IIill of the pOrtalcS Hotel and
sam A. GryaNp. OF the p0rtilcs valley
News Portable. y VI were visitors
here SUNDAY and MONDAY
Mrs. " a. tolr of sherman i visit
Iug hor son. ~ O.. cole. Soc West Tenth
Street Mrs col, may make her home
Boo This utN having recently sold her
property at sherman.
Judge l.. " Wall 1T Dumas returned
houo Monday after q visit OF several
Il1t- n amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-05
Christmas Seals
Are On Sale at
All Drug Stores

rhr.'Wls seals Hlto been placed on
'.ur af 900 drug stores Boo Amarillo by
Mrs Hem Could county chairman.
Tho seals r0r 1l.u .r Ilr 40 the Amari.
..H Hotel and Tho Amarillo Cift shop
AU ,.uNH o. th. aiy were Monday
NNrn tHrr quota u. tines. stamps which
90 ioI penny each and nu whose rc.
ripts thousands u' ives .i tuh'rru'ats
Irr saved annually
Miss Marjorie Oz..r 500 have charge
of tho Amarillo Bot. booth and Miss Oh
lliuU Doubleday OF tho collins Drug
Iurr ItO'h
tn" Williams Sign Company .s maxim
booths Boo which the girls w.ll sell seals
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-05
Does Kidney Action
Rob You of Sleep?

Is excessive sidney acton rophiug s. "a
uf the rest SOU are entitled Co thes3
nights aud causing you 90 feel an worm
uut during the day Get O. bottle Of Log
u.d Shu Make from the nearest drue
stUrr-iust one dose "a 5ly is the d.r.c.
uons on the label and %, result is simp
ly marvellous Advertisement
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-05
He Gives Twice Who
Gives Quickly

So says the old proverbs, meaning that ASST
lance at the RIGHT time is worth twice as muc
as it might be later
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-05
Amarillo B. CD.
Plan Studied by
Denver, Colorado

Denver colo. s studying thr 'm'
llo uuI CO.. CTS Development p.u
y.fh b view GO adopting 20 Hwinr sy'
tom of chamber of rummcrc. operation.
Secretary Cd n Vernon has letter
" inquiry from r - Stnrns oi 'ue
.tmrs Manufacturing Company 'nd
YruwU.uf boz chamber cot commerce
work Boo Denver os To the method of "p.
nt.r financing tn, number on th"
hmrI ..J u,h"r pertinent facts
Nr Stlns said while 600 rcc"nt
l.f h,Ir that b.. Vl- much impressed
with iUr Boirl of Citv Development
Hn and Indicated tha ,i'y wac rao"iv
ing wild, publicity through tho success
cot the plan here
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-05
PRESBYTERlANS LEAVE
FOR lAYMEN'S MEETING

DELEGATES q the Central Presbyterian
thWDH l''i Mordlt ff Kansas city.
when" They win attend tho Iaymln e
Convention which began there Monday
md viii hH' through frdlt Those who
'r. attending the convention are Dr.
Thomson Walter IS Jensen. John $
Abel and ~ pay,.