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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-21

Close to new bridge. Fine bust
ness site.. Will consider good auto
mobile as part payment. Address
Box 49, eFairmont. 1856 q
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/. GEO. H. BRORST

W ROOM HOUSE, Chamberlain
|, avenue, corner lot. Price Sl,zoo.
$fCau 81 g2-W. C. T. BURNER, Edge
3mont.
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JCOCHRAN STREET, rooms, bath
and pantry. New. er!ns'
Phone Isl. 4ofok1
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Houses And Lots

TO SELL, BUY OR RENT, Sci
GEO. ri. BROBST, REALTOR
PROFESSIONAL BLDG. 45oS2
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soNE CORNER LOT Edgemont
good location. Price $4,000. 4651A
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Help w anted

WE PAY. $50. 90 weekly full time,
75c an hour spare time selling
hosiery guaranteed wear fouc.
months or replaced free. 3G styles.
Free samples to workers. Salary or
80 percent commission. Good hos
ieryN is absolute necessity, you
can sell it easily. Experience I'M
necessary. Eagle Knitting Mills
Darby, Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21
DEATHS.

DEsMOND-In this city. on April 10
1922. Patrick Desmond.
Relatives. friends and Immaculate Con-
oepton Beneficial Society are invited to
stSend the funeral from his late residence
1870 0flpin avenue. on Saturday morning
April ~. at o'clock. Requiem mass al
St Ann's Church. Interment at St
Joscph's Cemetery.
DAwsON--In this city. on April 10
1879. Adslaide Victoria Corkran' wife
Of Reverend George White Dawson
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
Church. Third and Walnut streets on
Saturday afternoon At 80 o'clock. In
Vermont 1T Riverview cemetery.
HUCK-In this city. on April 20. 1922
Rsasive. ausx and se eud. do sfs seaT. invited to
tend the funeral at the residence, 800
South Jackson street. on Monday mornins
.st 3 O'Clock Requiem mass at ST. Paul,
Church. 1nterment Head OF Christians
LESTER--At St Georges. Del. on AprI
= II, 1922, Martha Ann Swan. wife o.
William b, Lester. in her 60th year
Relatives, friends and members OF Ruth
lautsd TO attend the funeral services a
hsr late residence near Wrangle Hill, Del
On Sunday afternoon. April 23. at 2 o'clock
Internent at ST. Georges cemetery
easeh A. wife OF William Nj. Mask
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tsod the funeral services at her late resi-
4ence. 500 West Fourth street. on Satur
Day afternoon, April 22, at O'Clock
lnterment 1T Riverview cemetery.
ePICER-In this city. on April 10. 1922
Eide. wife Of Lloyd Sptcer. aged "a years
Relatives and friends aud W. b A. O
the MeccAbccs are invited to attend tn
funeral services 1T Union NJ 4. Church
fifth and Warrington streets on Satur
4Ay af.srnoon at 2 O'Clock. Interment a
VSwYd ~ Nichols funeral parlors Frtda,
evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21


the great social and economic prob
lens that confront them.
Mrs. Park then turned tho meeting
over to Miss Grace Abbott. chief OF
tho Childrens Bureau. ". 4. Depart
mcnt OF Labor. Who presided. assisted
by Mrs. La Rue Brown. Chairman
OF Child Welfare. National League Of
Women Voters.
Reports From South America.
The American delegates wcrc
invited to tho platform and gave brief
reports OF child welfare work in their
countries Mrs. Park later asked the
audience II over before they had heard
% women speak In an hour and forty
minutes. The delegates from Latin
America were all charming, cultured
women, dressed In Partisan gowns. and
most delightful to hcar. Most OF them
spoke in excellent English, although
few required an Interpreter.
The gist OF their reports was TIM,
practically none OF tho South Ameri.
can governments had passed any chile
welfare measures. except a few chil,
labor laws, but that tho society ,v,,,.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21
SISTER MARY AMY
DIES SUDDENLY
Franciscan Nun Of New Bed
ford. Formerly Miss Anna
O'Toole Of Wilmington.

Sistsr Mary Amy, Franciscan nun
- New Bedford. Mass, fosxner1y Miss
Anna O'rools Of 1919 lincoln street
this city. died suddenly Wednesday
Afternoon in st. Mary's Home. New
Bedford. where she w1s Q teacher
enc was . daughter OF Mr.. and Ncs
Pasrick OToole and was about "a
ysarv Of age. fhs cause OF her death
has not been learned by relatives In
this city. who were informed Of heI
death by telegram late Wednesday
Misc OToole- had lived ak her life
IN this city prior 20 entering the Con-
vent Of ST. Francis, 1T Glen Riddle
Pa. about eight years ago. She wal
we'll known among the younger people
Of the city. She attended ST. Patrick Z
high school, from which she wa,
graduated about ten years ago. She
had, apparently, always been in the
bsSt OF health
In addition TO her parents. deceased
50 survived by three sisters. Mary
Catherine and Helen OToole, all ot
whom live at 1919 Lincoln stree;
she also has three aunts. Misses Mary
and Anna Sweeney and Margare
OTooie. and an uncle. Thomas OToole
living IN this city.
The funeral Will be held tomorrow
morning at the Franciscan novitiat.
IN Gen RIDDLE. Pa, with solemn
requiem mass 1t 10 o'clock Friend.
from this city viii be permitted TO al
tend
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21

child welfare OF any country on the
western hcmhphcfe
Dona Bertha Lutx OF Brazil an
nounced the coming Pnn-Amcrican
Child Welfare Conference to be held
this summer at Rio do Janeiro. Mrs.
Vernon kellcr gave brief report Of
tho international Conference for the
promotion OF Child Welfare held In
Brussels In 1921, at which representa-
lives Of 70 nations planned for the
good Of children.
The afternoon session was devoted
10 n round table conference on educn >
ton led by Miss Julia Abbott. OF the
Bureau Of Education. y. S. Depart
mcnt Of the Interior, assisted by Mrs
Walter Du Bois BrookinEs, chairman
OF tho committee on American citizen
ship. National League OF Women vot-
ers. Tho Pan-Amcrlcnn delegates gave
three minute reports, dealing with
such subjects AN the responsibility OF
higher education for public service ir
overcoming illitoracy, In training
tcarherT, In Parent-Tcachers' Organ.
llzations. and tho mutual understand
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21

en-. nuns and . few municipal govern
mentA provided orphAnaSss. dAy nur-
series. froo milk, and free lunches for
poor children. ~ well ~ maternity
hospitals for poor mothers. In Brasil
especially. tho school and medical au-
thorities cooperate to keep the chill
drcn healthy. Chill has just passed
tho f'ut compulsory education mw
In Cuba tho board Of hygiene offers
prizes for tho heaIthiest babies and
each district sends Its best babies to
Havana Ia the contest. Colombia and
Ecuador emphasized the large fami-
He's which are tho pride OF tho nation
Several delegates praised the work OF
tho Rockefeller Foundation I'm their
land. In Mexico 70 per cent OF ths
children suffering from skin disca scs
caused by malnutrition havc becr
cured through FREQ breakfasts and
medical inspection. In tho Philippine,
infant mortality has been reduced
from 90 per cent to 226 per cent
Canada has cxcellent provincial chile
wclfal laws and tho State OF Tau
! mauS aa In Mexico has the largest np
prol. nation OF government funds 10,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21

Ing through education by exchange
OF students and professors and under
standing through language.
In the evening the National Board
received in honor OF the Pan-Ameri-
can delegates at the Hotel Belvedcre
In that building IL placed the exhibit
Of work done by the local Leagues
along tho lines Of recruiting members
preparing campaign material. work
Ing for reduction OF armament and
other phases OF activity.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21
FIRE BELLS SOLD.
City Gets Check From 0amewell Com
pany for Last Of Tower Strikers.

City Council - in receipt Of a check
for 1915 from the GameweIl Fire
Alarm Company in payment for three
ri tho old fire bells formerly ured by
tho volunteer fire companies In this
city and which the city owned and
hns sold TO the company. The bells are
10 be removed from their towers TO-
gcthcr with the electrical striking ap-
paratus attached to each. The check
was received at the meeting Of Council
last night and ordered turned over 10
the city treasurer.
The ordinance defining the duties
OF tho Sinking Fund Commissioners
the city treasurer and the city auditor
was returned TO Council last night
with the approval Of the mayor and
1t was declared law by President
Ward.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21
IN nEnoR1AL

HIBBERT-In sad but loving memory OF
our beloved mother. Susanna Hilbert.
who departed this life April Fl, 1921.
Just q thought OF remembrance.
just q memory fond and true.
just . thought Of Affection
And . heartache still for you.
Some may think you are forgotten.
Though on earth you are no more.
But In memory you are with US.
As you always were before.
sadly missed by her children.
In sad but loving memory OF Col. c
n. Leitch. who died April 2l, 1918.
Daughter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21
M. r. Stewards 10 Meet.

Tho Board 10 Stewards Of tho Will
mington Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church will meet at Dover
April 27 for the purpose OF apportion-
ing the amounts the various charges
In the conference are to raise this
year for the conference claimant fund
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21

Girls h a n d S o m e
little Organdy Dresses,
in blue, rose, pink, white
and orchid; sizes 2 to q
years. Saturday spe-
cial, $2.44.
Children's beautiful
Organdy and Lace
Trimmed Hats; Satur-
day special, 44c.
Babies r u b b e
Pants, Saturday spe-
cial, 44c.,
Boys Play Overalls
in Khaki and navy; sizes
3 to 10 years; Saturday
special, 44c.
First +
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21
Baby Shop Specials

Babies Blue Cham
bray Rompers, fine
quality; Saturday spe-
cial, 44c.
Infants Goats and
Capes, in silk poplin
and cashmere; Satur-
day special. $2.44.
Fine quality Short
Babies Dresses; Sat-
urday special, 44c.
Beautiful little Baby
Blankets. Satur d a y
special, 44c.
Chlldren's fine Aprons
in sizes 2 to q years;
Saturday special, 44c.
y Daor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21

Picture frames made TO order-Yer-
gers. 41s Ship1ey street.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21

Every bit of dullness disappears
With a Golden Clint Shampoo.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21
44c Specials Offered Here and There
Throughout the Store

Women S Gauze Union Suits with tight and loose
knee: Saturday special. 44c.
Womens Gauze Vests with ribbon straps and
tailored tops. all sizes; Saturday special. 44c.
Wonens Fine Pink Bloomers in small sizes;
Saturday special. pairs for 44c.
Wonens beautiful Gowns. in all sizes full cut
garments Saturday special 44c.
Royal Worcester Corsets, No. 400, 564, s2o. 5SS;
not all sizes; values to $3.50 If your size is here it's
bargain. Saturday special, s2.44
Regular 25c Stcker, all coIors and white;
Saturday special pieces for 44c.
Regular 28c No. Opera Shields, Saturday
special. pairs for 44c.
Regular SOC Sanitary Aprons. Saturday spe-
cial, 44c.
One Marcel Curling Iron, one pair Shoe Trees
and one Coat Hanger regular vaIuersSc. Saturday
special. 44c.
Regular SOC Naiad Lawn Waist Linings Sat
urday special. 44c.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21

Ad41tional death notices received too In te
~ this column viii be found on Financial
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21
Peggy O'Meal and
Bromley Dresses at
$6.98

H~s. Extra special priced are these Peggy ONeA
and Bromley dresses in fine jerseys and Velosns. in
plain colors and combinations; some with leather
collars and cuffs, others self-trmned- The regular
prices Of these garments are $3.50 and Soo8. Our
special selling price for tomorrow is $6.98. These
dresses are fine for school or sport wear.
Dress Dept, First Floor, Front.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21

Want a driver7 Telephone = clasm-
fed ad.--Call 2200.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21
Extraordinary Values Offered at44c
In the Downstairs Store

Beautiful Huck Towels. Saturday special.
for 44c.
Handsome large Turkish Towels, Saturday spe-
cal, 2 for 44c.
Wonderful Linen Crash, Saturday special,
yards for 44c.
Fine Half Linen Crash, Saturday special
q yards for 44c.
Mercerzed Table Damasts, Saturday special
for S144.
Fine quality Percales, Saturday special, 2
yards for 44c.
Pretty Dress Ginghanls, Saturday special. 3
yards for 44c.
Best French Crepe in plain coors Saturday
special, yards for 44c
Best Lancaster Apron Ginghans, Saturday spe-
cial yards for 44c.
Scotch Zephyr Gingham, extra wide; Saturday
special, yards for Sl.44.
Rpplette in fancy woven stripes, Saturday spe-
cial. yards for S1.44.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-21

Crosby Co-"Ep FnenbS tShea
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-12
WARNING To PARENTS.

There IN n growing disregard among
BOYS and SOME men Tor the city ordi'
ance as we'll az the state law ON ds.
harging guns pistols ~ fire arms ~
any description within the city Limits.
Recently young boy was shot by
stray bullets fired within the city lin.
iis. Mnyb. the next accident Of this
tlnd will be inorr serious
Therefore. am hereby giving warn.
ng 10 all that viii arrest and rruse'
cute 10 the full extent ~ the law all
'ffcnscs coming within my Jurisdiction.
Parents will de- we'll 10 zee that their
boys are not permitted 10 use within the
city limits any gun. pistol. target gun
,ir gun. or fire arms ~ any dcsrr.p
ion. for any complaint made will be
Investigated and prosecuted u possible.
Your boy may be- saved from appearing
n police courts II your cooperation In
enforcement ~ this ordnance In given
thu rollc. Department. and some child's
l.fe may BE- saved.
J. W KEEroN.
Chief NJ Police
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-12
INSTALLATION
OF ADVERTISING
IS DISCUSSED

"V.sualiznr th. Advert sing Ne.
sage was th" uiii' Of the lesson con
Quoted IS ! Lindsay Nuun ~ the M
Club Luncheon ,r-i'rl'y it noon ~ the
Amarillo Hotel
Ar sum pointed oui huW words AMI
plrtuftss nV' he rssrriiiis ~ visual
lz.ng advertising ~. Iigfes-ed from
ne lesson lur re- brlf space 90 advocate
rhW,h advertising. pointing W that u
IL not commorc.ililIng religion IA al
sciti-.. but since 10 b. the minister's
business g. see tp 70 that mons souls
o. saved. D." should tD. to gri mOi
mur aitrniinpr ut bis church
Tho speaker declared the arrow and
pointing hlud wrr. OtrfNorkcd. lie
used illustration showing gppd and bad
paints in advertising makeup
a. : NanDn va. received ~ a new
member
The IT,, ~ - shepherd. plsi 81 tho
rhur. ~ CHRIST. made e brief talk en-.
pltn.ng ihr work done hj United Char.
ii'o. and urging support Of Il drive Tor
funds thai organization nlll put on this
scar.
Efufst - Thompson and & VI Nc
Culiourh were appointed 10 gri up the
wprum Tor nest MONDAY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-12
MONEY BEING
SECURED FOR
BAND PRIZES

Committees NJ the BOARD ~ CITY De-
yelopmcnt yesterday b~gun collection ~
the $500 FUND n 10 raised fOr the Pan
handle f'llins chamber ~ Commerce
convention hand prizes. The commit.
te~a cSprct 90 complete their WORK to
Gay.
Several hands have already signed
up ~ take part In the contests and stil
others from the Texas Panhandle. east.
.rn New Mexico and southwestern OK.
lshoma are caprted. The bands may
sign W ~ late as September ~ which
bu, ore day before the two-day con.
S,ntlon opens.
rave Derirrs hand and q new band
cirg organized ~ Board Uf Guy De.
selopneni viii also play. but viii not
y allowed IL enter the contests Daily
'oncm;s VII be given IN the lobby of
he Amarillo Hotel. which will bc con.
vcnilun headquarters. The bands viii
,lso given individual concerts on the
streets Tn" hands will play ~ thu
ciarcndon.Amarlllr football game this
afternoon ~ September ~.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-12
| 8 BONDS ARE
FORFEITED IN
COUNTY CASES

Boss Jackson was yesterday fined
800 IN county court on charge OF
carrying a pistol.
Max Mcrayne. negro. was fined t2t
on charge ~ aggravated assault. lie
was specifically charged with bcsiins
his wife.
Pred Hester was fined on a speeding
charge In judge u u. Airhearts Justice
court
Eighteen bonds were forfeited Mon.
day when Is men charged with mlsds
meanors failed 20 APPEAR for trial. Act
inF County Attorney o. ~ Thompson In
working nthe cases.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-12
KIWANlANS WILL GIVE
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM

Tn. kipanis club Will give an educa.
fIonsi committee ~ which Roy q bsr'
NUN IL chairman viii h. IN charge AZ
the SUBJECTS VII DEAF with Kiaanis and
havs bcen assigned ~ follows
Relation Of Klsanis 10 M. COmnu'
Hity" Allen ~ wI'ihofn Report Of
District Meeting AZ Galveston" J. -.
Gulese. district trustee. what Kiwanis
Can 10 Tor Amarillo. f.os q liarnum,
The Spirit u kivunis l.'y g. iohn
aon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-12
4 TENAs WONDER.

For Kidney .nd hlsffsr troubles Ers,
sl weak ans lame back. Thsgmstlyn snc
lrfsgglsrtits o; ~ Kidneys snd bladder
= both men end women. N not sol5 By
your dfiggsi. vii 10 sent BY mail on
fsceip, n fii 50. Small bottle often evss
s>na fof sU.fn testimonials Df. n. w,
lisu. ssss Olive A. ~ Leuis. No. SUE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-12

The Rrca,.H, enemy Of ch III life II
he tape worm. I, DESTROYS health and
Siiall,y The creates, enemy ~ tho
ape worm IN Whites Cream v.rmitugc.
me or two doses does the work. Price
isc Sold by city DRUG Co
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-12

a Axy noaecouni f.siins Nth ,agn'
~ sni sloepinsss 10 The day time y
aagsod b. a torpid lyef and 4. sordcrec
bgs1s ll.fblne " a splendid remedy
81 sgsh ailmeDis u fsaDs~s the s1s
tepi ana fes'gsss ,lm snj activity.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-12
FRANKLIN CARS
new MOTOR IS
GREAT FEATURE

The frs, showing u the latest six
VI nd"r Franklin. designated as sere,
N. which u being made IN all PARTS Of
N" country. dlscloscs The new ino.o,
about which ~ many rumors hiN. been
curr'n, in automobile relies for SON,
tine
FROM performance standpoint. pow
r. n the feature whlch shows the most
noteworthy DEVELOPMENT in IN. Frank
IN with the new motor IN Hill climb
ng this greater power represents 4 .oT
lnrr"ns" in ability. and In spcc,i n ioc,
Increase. tests made by the FRANKLIN
Company shows. without. however. In
"tlNing any change IN the size ~ N,
rotor. but registering In fact, n worth
while reduction IN fuel consumption.
Under WAY Sipce 1915.
From design standpoint Series it
Franklin introduces som. entirely nov
IDEAS In alr-cooling which are the en-
bo'iiment ~ work started by Frank n
engineers ~ f,r hack NJ 1915 Tho cool
ing apparatus funrioninE on the new
motor. and called the pressure system
- known ~ hat" undergone tests ~
aver scnrc - rars. and aeR-egai nc
90 ono miles before ~ sdnptl'n T. A.
"inrs , current ~ cooling air VII Oh /,
'uliv tee and ono half times 'hs, Il IN
'prmsr Franklin s,Nem
Tho nsw cooling system takes N. al
n AZ tho frnr, II tho motor and forces
over the cylinders. Tbs IN the direct
ppohie from the me'hrl formerly I'm
ln,ni IN whirh tho mir was drawn IN
~ q fan s.t IN The flyvhe.l NJ the rear
Z tho motor 4 blower ~ I'm - IN,
rorco iil,s u mounted ~ the forward
nd NJ tho crankshlfi and rncssed In ar
,luri upm housing. The air forced IN "
10 blower passes through q continue
ton ~ this aluminium hOuSing IL rpr
fed u,.r Tho upper ends - IN. cylinder
jackets and dogn across tho cool no
Tins Wh.eh are ~ 10 tho walls II th'
flindsrs
Cooling Pin. th,nred.
4 change has hoHr mad. In the cool
* fms 'he ends loing hon, ~, appros.
mate rsht angles ~ that they forn
NJ pr'riiasily unuunt- 20 closrd
itrk'i about the c,i,ndsrs through
,hirh Tho air l. roid'Iril-i. This doei
way - n tho u,.e ~ Tho separate outer
a"kei ~ uaI % i'rmef models. If
rrds rrc1'rr c"olng ere, and rorn 70
r,dga'ioh On ~ length ~ the iin'
fsnse.vr-
WIN the nee pressure Tvri"n - cool
ne 'he air forced N hv thu blower u
'i's iHi'lv c.n'golled by taiflc plates
nlared - enc aluminium p'ssge"uy al
o ,ady f.lerrrl g. ami this makes =
p syi''" 90 DIRE the ne'es~,ry amount
- ar a. those points where the graz
,sf aniuiut ~ hest B. Developed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-12

=. Lindsay Nunn. g'-srsl manager 81
he Amarillo Daily News lrfi Yesterday
~ weeks business trip IN Fort worth
nj Dallas IT, viii attend the Daily
;.vspapcr Association convention whilc
away.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-12

Mr.. &. o.. Marsh and .on. Juiiw. ~
srryei's Aik sfe sitting Miss carrie
Tfaling'f f0s N-si y ghih street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-12

Miss LahrI Webb reiurped homo Sat
rday rr,r visit With Mr. and Mrs
: ~ W,4h. -6g jefferson street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-12
MI. C~lnis weilenmsn. Who he. been

'ierd ~ the teacher. institute % Can
cor Vas the week end guest Of h"I
asi.r. Mrs J ~ webb 20! jeff rsor
street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-12
"A \. n.,,hl, n Dunc,n. OhIs.

shile IN ruutr hnn" from i10 moiih's
sip ~ california. IL visiting his father
10 law y. Tt'sr and Hoih'r IN law.
~ y cooper - Amar H..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-12
CITYBRIEFS

Lear = word c,ery dsy. - Tcdsy's
word is--BLATAST. It's pronounced
-bis TAM. with a-rrn, IN the first syl
able. and the FRS, "a" long. a. IN
play" but good authorities fay origii.
rs II probably was short. NJ In cat
m"ans-l'elloai Ike a calf. bsvl
nE. chmorous. extensively o5trus We,
demanding undue m involuntary alton
Ion. Tho words origin II uncertain
ts used like tha--" Nothing .a,s
isna,or Robinson ~ Arkansas. need he
asr.d by this country from those who
axe blatant attacks upon l,s insti,u.
nnA bu, beware 81 those who condone
'iolstiOns ~ It's laws and const tuition.
tr. W. u. stevenson Was In risinview
esitrday.
Mr. snd Mr.. WIN Wilson and dsugh.
81 Emma ~. were visitors In Amarillo
iondsy.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. .. King ~ TcyIr.. y.
g. were in Amarillo yesterday
Z. \. thesiism NJ Gam on. vas here
es'rrdb." on O business trip.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-12

Major Men,or. custodian ri the touri
ouse, IL home from "a tao u"cks Wis
:, Glen Eoss and kt.phcn,illc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-12

a. \. Ches,hsn NJ Can, o'. ras hcr'
es'nrtb." on q business trip.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-12

Mr. and Mrs. 4. .. k'rg NJ TcSir.. y
I were ln Amarillo yesterday
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-06-16
Veteran Editor G. Pat) Murphy
Died at San Angelo Last tuesday A. NJ
Was Founder Of San Angelo Standard

10 Houston Harte from Bonneville,
Mo, still retaining a small financial
interest. During this period he had
partners associated with him at DIFF
feront times. with one of whom he
became associated IN the Times
Herald Of Waco. but soon disposing
Of this interest
Coming 10 West Texas from Can
ada, while the West was wild and
woody. while u. s. Soldiers were still
stationed at Fort Concho and re-
strictions on personal liberty we're
apt 20 be met with a retort courteous
from six gun. pat" Murphy
founded the San Angelo Standard
in company with the late w A.
Guthrie. May 3. 1884. Probably few
men have had wider acquaintance
and certain II Is that no one man had
more TO do with the upbuilding OF
the great empire that Is West Texas
Ever q booster. never dismayed by
drouth or hardship, with ever a to'
vial Jest at his lips come what might
he was endeared TO his friends as II
Is vouchsafed to but few.