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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-26

As a special feature for the farewell
week of the Stuart Walker company, the
management of the popular Massachus-
etts avenue repertoire company, in con-
junction with The Indiana Daily Times,
offers a prize of a box to '59 East"
Thursday night of next week for the
best answer to the following question:
What play presented by the Stuart
Walker company this season have you
most enjoyed?
First, state the play, then go on and
elucidate. Tell why.
Was it the play that intrigued you?
Or was it the cast? Be explicit
When you have renned a hundred
words place your effort in an envelope
and address it to THE Stuart Walker
Best Play Contest" care Of dramatic
editor, The Indiana Daily Times
Drop il in the nearest letter box and
await developments.
Two judges have been selected to
officiate in the contest: Stuart Walker,
himself. and Felix F. Bruner, city edi-
tor of The Indiana Daily Times.
In order to refresh your memories, be
low is a list of the thirteen plays al
ready given by the Stuart Walker COM
pany this year.
Look them over carefully before you
begin to write:
Two Kisses 1.-The Miracle Man.
Polly With 4 Past" 1.-THE Storm Bird
1.-THE Show Shop THE Gypsy Trail"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-26
FEED NERVES PLENTY OF
PHOSPHATE IN SUMMER
Keen Minded Men. Energetic and Successful
Rely on u, Asserts Prominent ". Y. Physician.

Frederick S. Kolle, Editor In Chief Of
Physicians who's Who and a nation
ally known author of medical text books,
in most emphatic statement said:
IF l had my way, Bitro- Phosphate
should be prescribed by every doctor
and used in every hospital.
Later. DIR. Kolle said: when the
nerve tissue begins to lose its vitality,
woman begins to lose her youth and
vivaciousness. Her lively, pleasant dis
position fades away-she becomes irrit-
able, uncompanionable. moody and de-
spoudent. 1t would indeed be a god
send If more men and women were aware
Of the efficacy of Bitro- Phosphate"
Hot weather is dreaded by men and
women who are weak, thin. nervous,
tmid and lacking In vigorous develop
ment because IL saps their vitality al
most to the breaking point.
To all such people Bitro Phosphate Is
recommended because 1t is the one or
ganic phosphate which, when absorbed
by the system, will supply the element
necessary for a vigorous, healthy body
free from any suggestion Of weakness or
disordered nerves.
Your druggist has Bltro- Phosphate in
the original package with complete in
structions for best results.-Advertise
ment
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-26

her toes, and when she saw Puss Junior
sue cried
why have you come to Banbury Cross,
Mister Puss Juniir, on your white
horse?"
Because he needs a SHOE" said Puss
Have you a smithy In your town."
"Theres a smithy down the street
Who will shoe your horses feet;
With a ticker, tacker, two,
He will forge for him shoe.
Blow the bellows with blast
Till the sparks fly thick and fast
Ticker, tacker, ticker, two.
Soon your horse has found shoe"
THANK you kindly" said little Puss
Junior, as he urged his steed forward,
and pretty soon he came to the black
smith shop. And after his horses shoe
was on Puss rode through the village un-
til he came to a sign on which was writ
ten, 'BO Peep Land!' And when Puss
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-26

Men and women, nervous and fret
full. easily upset and often fatlgued, need
plenty Of organic phosphate. and the
sooner they heed this advice the better
their health will be.
In every one Of the millions of cells
that make up your body, phosphorus Is
a most important part.
Your nervous system, your brain, your
blood and even your bones must have
a sufficient supply Of phosphorus or
WEAKNESS, nervousness and a general run
down condition, as well rs lack Of nor
NAL mental power is sure to result.
Big men of Rffairs-mighty men who
control industries because OF sheer will
power and nervous force, know this, or,
If they don't, are clever enough to have
a physician who does.
Physicians more and more are realiz-
ing that Bitro- Phosphate, as dispensed
by Haags seven drug stores, also Hooks
chain Of drug stores and all leading drug
stores, is a necessity TO over 40 per cent
Of men and women, because present day
foods do not contain enough phosphate
to give the body and especially the nerv-
Gus system the supply It needs.
Speaking on this very subject, DR..
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-26

arrived there it was shutdown. and the
Sandman was just getting out his bag of
sand, for he is the man, you know, who
puts little children to sleep.
Don't throw any sand in my eyes
until find place for my horse to sleep
and a bed for myself" said Puss with a
grin. So the Sandman passed them by
and Puss went on until he came to a
tavern called "Cuddle Inn"
Here is just the place." said Puss, and
he gave the reins to a stable boy and
told him to give the snow-white horse a
good supper, and after that Puss went
into the inn and sat down at the supper
table And would you believe, he was
so tired that he fell sound asleep. Per
haps the Sandman had thrown some sand
in his eyes without Puss knowing it.
Copyright, 1917.
ITO be continued)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-26

THE Cheater." well acted movie, is
the feature at the Colonial.
It'd Bits of 1920' will close its en-
gagement Saturday night at the Park.
Robert Warwick in 1.-THE Fourteenth
Man." today opened an engagement at
the Isis.
Sherry remains at the Ohio and
Katherine Macdonald in 1.-THE Notorious
Miss Lisle," is still still on view at the
Circle.
Mister Smiths is offering 1.-THE Dead
lier Sex" for the next few days.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-26
PUss IN BOOTS JR.
BY David Cory.

GO away" said Puss, you thieving
knave" And this made the Knave of
Hearts so angry that he threw one of
the tarts at the snow-white horse, and
it made a great big red spot on his
side, for 1t was a cranberry tart, you
see.
And after that he rode away, and by
and by he came to the town of Ban
bury Cross And just as he was en-
tering the village he heard the sounA
of bells. And then all of a sudden an
old woman rode by on horse, and she
had rings on her fingers and bells on
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-26
Stage and Screen

Tom Mix In "Three Gold Coins" opened
three-day engagement at Alhambra to-
day.
Vaudeville continues at the Lyric, the
Broadway and the Rialto.
ABE Martin" is developing into
merry hit at Englishs, where it has still
another week to run.
"Peg o. My Heart" is the current Of
fering of the Stuart Walker Players at
the Murat.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-26
Dog Actor at MUTdt
Is Seeking O. Home

The dog which is participating in
the performance this week at the Murat
theater is a dog pound" product, fur
nished the company through the humane
society.
Unless someone in Indianapolis gives
this dog a home it viii so the way OF
ali other dogs that are unable to show
interested friends.
Lucinda" is homeless and in danger
of destruction.
Tbs city dog license is the only requi-
site to possession of this animal.
A phone call to Circle 1905 may place
Lucinda" in the care of any citizen
who wishes a dog.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-26

This is the road to Banbury Cross,
horse
Tor there is no trolley that goes that
way,
SO lend me your snowwhite horse, say.
But Puss wouldn't, and I don't blame
him, do you, for who do you suppose
asked him to? 1t was the Knave of
Hearts, who stole the tarts, and Puss
wasn't going to lend his horse to any
body like that, for a thief can never be
trusted, you know.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-26
WY DO YOU LIKE
YOUR FAVORITE?
Prize Offered by Stuart Walker
Germany and Times.
Conditions of
the Contest

1. Each contribution must have
the name and address OF the sender
telephone number if possible-writ-
ten plainly in the upper left hand
corner of the manuscript.
only.
5. No contribution is to exceed one
hundred words.
4. All contributions must be sent
to The Stuart Walker Best Play Con-
test, care of the Dramatic Editor,
The Indiana Daily Times, not later
than midnight of Monday, Aug. 80.
.. Notification Of the winner by
the judges will be made sometime on
Wednesday, Sept. 1.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-26

THE Ledger" 'eTemperamental Henry"
"a Very Good Young Man." q Little
Journey" Peg o. My Heart" Baby
Nine" ''Too Many Husbands"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-22
Canadn.
NORWEGIAN GOVERNMENT
PROHIBITS CALCULATION
on RUSSIAN IirERNTtR nv
ny Nssoria,rd rrcss

by Afsoca,rd Press
CHRIsTIANA. Dec. ei.--To stop the
circulation uf Eulshc,id prolmgahdi'
the Norwegian Government has pro
hlhiied the importation of literature
from Russia No matter In what lansuag"
Il h. printed. The only exception "
strictly scientific literature
u haa been charged here that ior
some time the Norwegian SocinliSilr
headquarters hal. been the center for
the distribution to other countries oi
Rus'ian soviet propaganda Literature"
which IL imported FROM Northern Rus
sla by way ~ Northern Norwegian
towns
This literature IL printed In Moscow
In different Eur psan languages and
prc1rhrr ciNii wat md revolution.
u N rc.ezpurird hy Norwegian as"n
cics and through different channels Z
o. smugglcd into other countries. This
action has caused unfriendly feelings
towards Norway and In same instances
Norwegian vessels and Norwegian
crews have encountered trnililo n
, foreign parts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-22
ALUMNI TEAM IS HARD AT WORK
PREPARING FOR CHRISTMAS GAME
JOHN CRUDGINGTOk LEADS SQUAD

Tint superior knowledge ~ The gam,
coupled with an advantage IN Weight
win triumph. seems Ia be tho ccnsui
az opinion with the members Ut tn
Alumni team that h now In traininl
for the game with the High School team
to be- played here Christmas day.
III older boys realize that they 40
euilg tn be- n little short Of wind and
are therefore arranging 10 have suffi
cient men On the field ,o make changes
when necessary To speed up the play OF
the team.
Capt. crudglngton. lilll Burger an,
Rhodes lngcrton viii probably form 'h'
lattcrlng ram for tn Alumni. viii
such men IN Duck Little and lIoot Reed
ar to fill out. ana n can readily h.
seen that II these players are up &
their nld standard. ur even near u. ,hn'
the High school team VIII have q hart
nut 20 crack
The Alumni team IN working oU. dali,
and are making rapid progress IN tn,
pcrfcciing 81 team work. which Is moi
n difficult lob for them considering that
the majority IL the players on the team
have played together before and tina
Il necessary the Old signals Il the team
could be- revived and easily mastered
By M IN m exceedingly short time. Tn,
aerial attack ~ the Alumni viii be- oN
ocedingly strong with lnrcrtun an,
Blair ON the receiving end and John
crudgngton doing the throwing a.
both the receivers are fas, men unl
sure on catching the hail and CrudginR
ton II noted Ter accuracy IN his insscs
ns well ~ the ability To- get distance.
The team as q whole ~ confident of
victory hut are not DvcrronfidOnt us
the realization that trained team oven
though younger and lighter win De-
hard tc overcome. ~ always present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-22
Brown to Meet
Harvard Twice
During Season
ny In,ernnlIonnl New, srr,lccl

PROVIDENCE. Il. /. Doe. u Tn,
schedule uf the Brown University hask
,tbill team Tor the season i9ea.ai has
been completed Brown win meet iiiI.
ward twice this year enc game being
played IN Cambridge and one In pruvi.
denCe. Among other games nn the
homo floor nrc one with New York rui
vcrsiiv--thc present holders ul the in
tcrcollrgiatc championship, Centre Col
legr VII be- seen IN thu Brown court
this year for the firs, tiinc in the his
tory ~ the colleges. and should furnish
good attraction Tor the followers oi
athletics. ~ ;hc basketball team 81
Centre IN rOmpos'd largely at well
known football players such az b
MRcsilllln Tha Brown team H. to taxi
hut one long "trip. playing West Point
en- February - and WESLEYAN ~ Mid
dletown On February -
The schedule IL NJ follows.
January -. Trinity. az Providence
January -. Wesleyan. NJ providoNc
January IL. VI | r, at BOSTON Jan
rnry "a y. n state. Mt PROVIDING
February ~. y. Y. uMv.rFity. ri
prnyidonre. February ~. q. .. y. Y
~ Providence. February n. Harvard
NJ Providence. February %. Yves
Point. NJ West Point February %
Wesleyan. az Mddlctown March ., NJ
]. r. ~ Providence March 1 Harvard
"a, Cambridge. March =. Centre College
nj Providence.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-22
Southern Assn
Directors Hold
Annual Meeting

Nv NHanftnftd lfeess
MEMPHIS. Tenn. pcc ei.--Difec.
tors uf the southern Association at the
final session tulay ~ their annual
meeting here. decided ON a IA game
PLAYING roaHun Tor 1921 90 open April
~. deferred action "a proposed royis.
ion II the salary and player limit until
the sHtnR meeting to h. held In Little
Itock. Arkansas. January ~. voted Ia
attend the meeting II the National
Aauintion uf minor league clubs IN
Chicago. January 10 IN body, aud
pcrfectrd plans for "a post season series
next YEAR between thu p"nnant win
ming teams of the Southern and Texas
league
Agreement fm post season series
" seven gsmvs next year to determine
the Southern class 4 championship
was reached nt a conference between
Dak Roberts. president of the Texas
league and John u Martin, southern
/ Association executive.
Rules to govern thu series will follow
generally those adopted Tor the playinE
81 the worlds series with the players
~ thu pennant winning teams par,i'i
Mating In the receipts Tor the first
four games played. M date was sisc
Tor the opening game hut announce
ment was made that the series vii
start Immediately following the clos'
" the playing seasons In the two lea
gu's,
The stand Ia lc taken by the South
ern Association In regard to the ncv
national agcr iGcnt between tlie mnJo
ana minor ica.,cs win bc dctecninc'
at a caucus II the league directors II
| Chicago.
Proposed revision ~ the waiver prlc
also was passed until the spring meet
ing
January was fixed Ter the mcetinI
81 the schedule committee TO be hcI
at Nashville to draft a tentative sched
ulc Tor submission to the meeting I
b. held In Little Rock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-22
Equal SuffrageNo
Reason Why Women,
Should Be Ignored
~ Associated Press.

~ Associated Press.
CINCINNATI. Ohio Dec. 22.-'Hata
ON In elevators. even though there
may be- women passengers, IL the slo-
gnn ~ the Cincinnati building Own,
ors aud Managers association. which
Inns started crusade a. that ends
whether they viii win their oonton'
tnn that the removal 81 haiB In
crowded elevators In menace TO pas
acngrrs In the immediate vicinity 20
those who take of their headgclr re-
mains Ia be- seen for many prominent
Cincinnati women are opposed TO the
abolition of this old fashioned courtea,'-
Tho habit" aald Captain w. NJ. Me-.
lntyrr. president 81 tho association.
WIS introduced by Southern people
travelling In the North. Originally, A
understand. negroes were required TO
remove their hats ON entering eleva'
tors aud In time white men followed
the example when women were ON tho
no. ON the same principle why do not
men take of their hats when travel
INK In q street ear which contains
women passengers
And Captain Mcintyre got the fol
lowing answers from women:
II do not see any reason 10 discard
this courtesy. Courtesy Ii not n aft.
u II merely an complication Of what
man h. Women never Will ondeavor
10 decide this problem for the mem
Mrs Kcnnon Durham. president OF tbs
Cincinnati Womon's Club.
just because women have been en-.
fpnchised In not a sufficient reason TO
effect the Innate courtesy 81 men which
true gentleman viii show toward a
woman. Mrs. Fcnton Lawson. prs.
idcnt of Womon'H CITY Club.
II do not see why now that women
have been given equal voting right
with men TINT any established custom
should he effected "-Aliaa Agnes Hi.
ton. representative ~ First Diatrict az
Ohio, League NJ Women Voters.
Il do not believe men are going 10
loso their chlvalry and experience dun.
INK thu recent campaign convinced me
that the men are not going % lose IL.
Tho question depends upon the women
20 Nrcat extent. II she In the sort
~ woman men respect she win hold
this respect no matter what field OF
business or political activity she mas
enter Mrs. Florence 0off schwarz.
mcmirr Of Hamilton County Republt
can Executive COMMITTEES.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-22

and Tint mgac the Athletic teams rep
ics,ating that s,hool, get as much or
more education through travelling thnh
any other school ~ equal cnrullm'ni
In the entire country. The football
team madr the trip east during tn
pnst ncason tn play Harvard ana n'
now coming west To play r. e. 1. At
Fort Worth. Ncw Years Day. Tho
basket hall team have games arranged
with Harvard. Brown and other
eastern colleges fur the coming sea-
son.
Tho final arnngcmcn II The post
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-22
Irrigation Project
Will Be Launched
nY As,nclnied rrcss.

IVY ANhWHhn
SAN ANGELO Texas. Dec. sO.-N
huRr irrigation project. likely % hc the
most extensive of It's kind In Texas.
hts been launched by Tom Green,
Coke. Runncls and Cuncho counties In
the organization NJ Mics. Texas. "f the
Colorado Nallcy Irrigation association.
ID III planned g. erect huge dam.
s0OO feet long and 500 Zee, wade at tn"
base. with height W 20 f"ri, NJ -
poIn, between nrputc and Ioboit Ice.
both In coke county Such a barrier
would form lake about twentpihrc'
miles hong and would impouud wrtcr
smfflcient e. irrllmtc zoo 0u0 acres IN
the four couutra II Is estimated
In the recent session ~ Miles. Cul
\. GUN al l;alliug,r. NaE elected pres
ident of the association. W. II. knicrim
~ Bronte. first vice president: Thomas
y. Gwen uf san Angelo. second Vice.
president. and stuart l.. Williams Of
Rallingcr. secretary.
A Second meeting win hc held In san
Angelo during the second week In Jan.
nary to adopt ways aud means for
financing the project. Thrc" courses
~ action are open.
\ banded company under the state
Irrigation laws. private subscriptions or
federal aid.
The assistance ~ the United states
government will undoubtedly b. asked
ON = plan similnr % that under which
the Roosevelt dam IN Arizona an! tho
Elephant Butte dam In View M"N'cr
were constructed. according to ollirials
Of the organization.
Tiuahlc land along the Colorado rlvcI
can br purchased for $50 nm acre
Some IL the country that would bc
come subject to irrigation under ih'
project can l." bought for us low
prize ~ ss0 an acre
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-22

t. h.m. Sc on, else is trusted 'i,o'
I. s w,ft ..ud u1u bon whom tu pat
faith f.l amy 1uti. 90 tsuihsii
NU,,I tlk,u tu hl~ g'.iis Wl,h or
iuu, 81. ~.i..4-.N injured that De- wac
forced o. submit iu GA operation iW.
.,llt.ft after ih, h.uihal s,saun ~,
Is 90 >IgH, u..I sHd his auluuus du
U.s st ,.Ut,r lr,p tim lsai--i
tEu,sLIuHf 'h, .tupiar
Generally Or, d. -H hauiig'i 'hli be-
with uN.sfs Opposing uayDss
N Do. I.t.. .hH.-rE H#i
I1ungine I,aier.
Il bHs I,,H h.. it Co. tear hols
.Eruurt Obi, ,rem, limos o.. the Cent?.
ta... tr .-mn Q. tI, htti, f.ur,r
.r Or. Ug U.rI u.I. rrna,a,i.n ur..
cs.1r
WHt.f ..s -ItUI..l lmsrii to a."
..r r.#. u., u far o. hI.
....f e..s.r. arI plugging "a, par.
..Ir .ir.l..g tu.,.yI- u.grl uP Co..
I'D Ut e.. paints 81. fIHr opponents. fi
Boo nine gam,s Boa tn. .essrr Just closed.
Eut 10 ;t.y r.ti-. tUr eos, hook 'his
winter and strike ,u thr uol hirA
alto. Touchdown 800 w W1N,rs Co...
fa'Hf rH le fH'# f.s IH 'H-'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-22
Comiiskey Will
Not Dispose Of
His White Sox

CHICAGO. Doe. Rumora re-
GENTLY circulated that president
Charles \. Comiskcy of the Chicago
American League baseball club
i,,ann-l To- sell his interest In TULSA,
okla. man. caused Mr.. Cnmiskey ~
lt-u. q statement tonigh, denying he
had any such plans.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-22
Drug Smugglers Active.
nv Associated prtAa.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 2i.-"Drug
ring" leader is said 10 be In the penI.
Tertiary IN this city and whose opera
lions are ALLEGED Ia include the SNUG.
Cling ~ narcotics into the United
States ON a large scale. has been IN.
carthcd. police raid tonight. ~ n result
~ raid on house here sunday In
which drugs valued at $4,000 werc
seized.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-22

season series l"tW,gn the winners Il
the Southern and Trya- leagues VII
add much o. the Interest In class \
lau iu the south during the rum.ng
SEASON. The players viii share ~ the
receipts 1T the first tour vam"s ~ The
series. thereby securing suiisbl" ic'
Enumeration Ter playing Icnnaht win
ming lall throughout "a" entire season.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-22
De SEATED

Room Matc-"whats bccomc Of AL
our furniture"
Dito-lts that little habit ~ yours
uf asking psniao t. iiko q 'hlir-svs
Hruse pisuru prsl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-22
NY DEAN sNYpEI;


The Investment which Ju,l, Charley
Moran has tied up u Red Wcay,r.s
goalkickmg tuc ma, hc lost next year
Weaver viii br back uiliu. smuir'
On the Centre eleven boot The gual kI'h
after touchdown ms, De- abolished On
the football fathers before the 1927
Whistles blow.
Several coaches have brought forth
lmpTessl,, reasons wins tho ronl kI..
works an injustice to teams iu deciding
close games. A. the result ui much ar
gumcnt ,c,r aso HH attempt w.
made 10 satsi, the pr'~ aud CONS Dos
permitting the goal Goo Dec kicked from
a point directly boz front ui tho rUI0
posts this TAN rui th" msiouN e.
schools dun't ufc iho wtudup kir0
after touchdown 90 .l and nrr ~v'kir"
to have il abolished ul,or' ih,.
II they de- Weaver. hiehit develop
al accurate kirhirr power w.I Do. t.s.
Ell IN the scrap heap
Ninri, o. a RoN
The ytar Centre PLAYER Registered b I'd
Goth consecutive go1l HACK on ThlrtH
giving Day new accumpl.ffrcrt g.
football
The nearest 'ppu1,h 2" CO.
was med. iN ,nlts hirh 'i lH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-22
SPORT TABS

Red" Weaver the Centre College
center. will probably Eet tn exercise
his educated toe before the home town
folks. New Years day. Rcd has not
failed To- kick goal Tor two seasons, a
record that has not been cqullvd iu
college athletics.
-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-22

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. fi.--For the
second time within four days the fire
department was called upon flght an
oil fire. when an explosion of gasoline
pump nj the National OH works de-.
stroyed $4,000 worth 81 kerosene and
endangered about 100000 gallons more.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-22
That's Different.

Many "a young Titl whu objects !"
loinr tho viz, al wealthy old man
wuuldnt object to being hts widow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-22

The boys that attend Centre Collcs,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-22

The picture shows RED Weaver
the doughty Centre ullog" center wh
established new record 100 fu'tht.
this year by htuting 90 CONSECUTIVE
goals after touchdown. There b. an
agitation headed by hig coaches 'H
abolish the goal Kick next wear. u
they do Viewers Accomplishment. Wi,
Ice consigned a. the scrap honn. "l'I.
McAInlin held IN" bali I.r an "l,'d 10
kicks. That's 90 iu tDc W,,l.
t,ucolingl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-22

Tie oldtlmc songs used TO know
wish they'd slug today.
About the baggage coach ahead
Or mother old and gray.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-17

FOR sALIi--Choice Lot close in
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