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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-23
EAST ST. LOUIS LIVE xTocK

CATTLE-Receipts $500 Market
best grades steady. others lower.
Native beef steers 1886 "a 500; year
ling steers and heifers $s.70Q9.0o:
cows 1925 a 6.25; stockers and
feeders sS.7566.75: calves 800 a
1000; Gamers and cutters $500 q
$50
HOGS - Receipts 1880. Market
15125c lower. Mix ed and butchers
s1o.4oG 1855, good heavies 5000 "a
1885: roughs $3.50 a s15; lights
$1,000 a 1888; pigs s9.75Q1o.35. Bulk
s10.45@1055.
SHEEP - Receipts $500. Market
steady to strong Mutton ewes 81
also; lambs $90o611.0o; Gamers
and choppers S150G3.oo.
EAST BUFFALO.
CATTLE-Receipts so head. Mar
ket active. Shipping Steers. 2s5 a
SIS; Butcher Grades, 1850 $50;
Heifers. 55o6725; Cows. 20oG 900,
Bulls, 1000 $50; Feeders. s0o@ 700
Milk Cows and Stringers, 406130.
CALVES-Receipts, 800: Market
active. Gull to Choice, 1900 1850.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-23

Produces a thick. creamy lathe
Will stand upon your face througl
out the shave.
Standard Price This Sale
One az Two 2EI
Tube wv Tubes ~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-23
INDIANA
MURDER
TRIAL ON
INTERNATIONAL NEWS seRvlcEl

SHFLVYBILLE. IND. May 23-
A bitter legal battle over the adj
instability of evidence concerning
the alleged peculiar circumstances
surrounding the death of Robert
Gibson. first husband of Mrs. Clara
Carl. was in the offing at the open
ing of the second day of the trial
of Mrs. Carl on a charge of muir
dering her second husband, Frank
Carl, by poisoning his food.
The defense was prepared for last
ditch fight against permitting any
testimony not bearing directly on
Carps death TO be heard by. the jury.
Expert chemists were waiting to
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-23
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

HOGS = Receipts $4,000. Market
quiet and mostly 10 a 15c lower.
Bulk s1o.i5 a 1855. Top $1,000
Heavyw eight s1O.25 a 1915; medium
weight 5000 a 1885; light weight
$1,000 a 1855; pigs 1925 q 1925.
CATTLE-Receipts 5000. Market
active and steady to 1oc higher. Beef
steers. choice and prime $685. q 9.25.
medium and good $3.50 a $50. good
and cohice ss.S56e.15. common and
medium Sis a s.35; butcher cattle.
heifers $500 $50. cows $4.75G7.25,
bulls s4.35 a $50.
SHEEP-Receipt $4,000. Market.
heavy sheep steady. other classes
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-23

AS a measure of national defense.
the war department is making
plans to establish an air route to
the Panama Canal Zone. Landing
places will be surveyed. and select
ed army planes will be sent to the
zone under their own power
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-23
SOUTH OMAHA.

CATTLE - 1900; Market, Beef
Steers strong to Is higher; She
Stock, 1o@15 higher; Other Grades
mostly steady.
HOGS-12.5O0;M Market 1o925. low
err; Bulk. 9s0@1o25; Top 1880.
SHEEP - $500; Market steady.
Top Clipped Lambs. 1885; Native
Spring Lambs. 1850; Sheep and
Feeders, steady; Ewes. $50.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-23

500; Market active. Choice Lambs,
! 1850 1900; Gull to Fair. 10000 1860.
YearIings. 5ooQ 1850; Sheep, 5000
s75
HOGS-Receipts 1900; Market
slow. Porkers, 1115Q 1925; Pigs,
1925; Mixed, 1115@ 1125. Heavy,
1000 lilo; Roughs. 90o@925; Stays
500d 500.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-23
SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK

HOGS - Receipts $500. Market
l5c lower. Range $4,000 1890. Bulk
$1,000 G1o25.
CATTLE - Receipts $500. Fats
strong, stockers wear; yearlings 81
a 500; steers $1,000 s.25: fed butch
ers $1,000 7.75: stockers and year
linEs $4,000 $50; feeding cows and
heifers $3.00d5,75.
SHEEP = Receipts 700. Market
Csc higher.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-23

The case likely will go to the
jury late Saturday If the present
pace is maintained
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-23

mostly 15d Csc higher. Lambs, "a
lbs down. $11.00d13.35; lambs. So
lbs. up. 1o.50@13.25; lambs. culls
and common, $7.5oa105o.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-23

This is sample bed bug that may be found
In this section Of the state. Should you find,
them during house cleaning time don't worr5
asst is ecsy to rid them with the use Of the New
Chemical P. D. c. (Pesky Devils Qrietus.)
No matter how large they may be, color or
eek or where they came from. P. D. Q. will kin
them and their eggs as if liquid fire had hit
them.
Not an insect powder. no dust or muss; win
not injure clothing. and will actually Kill
Moths. Reaches. Coolies. Bed Bugs. FIeas and
Ants and puts everlasting to the Pesky
Devils. az il destroys future generations. I'M
imossible for them to exist with its proper use.
Get from your Druggists q 35c package: this
viii make q quart: each package contains q
patent spout to get them IN the hard-to-get-
at places. Special Hospital and Hotel eize
makes five gallons. p. D. @. can also be pur-
chased in liqrid form in handy bottle with
patent spout In each package. Your Druggist
has it or can get it for you.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-23
PHYSICIANS MEET
AT ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS, Mo. May 23.-Physi-
clans from the entire United States
are gathered here for the annual
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30
CHARITY ADVERTISING.

The Amarillo Advertising club
has shown that 1t 3, going to
function for the best interest, Of
local merchants by taking stand
ON Charity Advertising. The
club has decided e. carry uu AN
educational campaigr Coo stop a.,
much OF this type oi advertising
For instance. II firm donate,
money for church, school and >pc-
cial programs or calendars. then
the Ad Club wants merchants 10
consider this charity and not ad.
ver,ising. When such an appro-
priation is charged TO advertising.
then it is held that the amount
needed for legitimate advertising
suffers.
May the Advertising Club con-
t'nue its work in behalf of better
advertising rcgardless Of what
popular opinion Is.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30

IAN England Miss Carcw--was
Fun o, people trying 10 get In touch
with fellows who'd been reported
killed. trying 90 reach their dead
You see Raymond had recently
been killed
You mean"
sir Oliver Lodges son yes. Mlrs
Carew. Ills father and mother and
friends were receiving messages
which they published and which
they were sure must lao from him;
and thousands ~ other people were
getting communications which thry
believed must go from their men
who'd been Killed
"Oh" Ethel wurmured again She
did not hear what he said during
the next moments
They we're still following, mcchani.
cally and without effort Tho wide
course ~ the old 81 F.orcu'In 70 Il
talked lo, about 10. Lou.
trelle WINS saying when mex, s1o was
conscious ~ hearing
Somebody In that room so,med 10
know Just about everything con
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30
HIGHWAY TRAVEL.

Tourists arc passing through
Amarillo by the hundreds every
week now They have been taxi
ing trips 60 the mountains and the
Pacific coast and are now ON the
home ward journey so that the
children may become enrolled M
school this fall.
Although there /, steady
stream OF tourists during the
summer months 10 the west, the
number going east IN the fall is
always the more noticeable. One
can scarcely 60 down Polk street
without seeing several automo-
biles Of tourists, dressed in tho
customary khaki clothing
The Panhandle OF Texas is by
far the largest city IN this section
OF the country. ID is al the more
important that provision should
he made to make tourist, stop in
Amarillo, Tourist, look forward
10 their arrival at the larger CIT.
les and Amarillo should de every
thing to make them enjoy tho
lew hours here.
Amarillo's highways should be
advertised in every way possible.
The Postal. Colorado-to-Guli.
Southwest Tran, Abo Pass. Ozark
Trail and other highways put
Amarillo in n commanding posi-
tlon in regard TO automobile trai.
tic. Many OF these highway, arc
becoming of National 'pur'aucc
'ud the city should dctlvc every
benefit poS,' lc from them
When YOU are called upon Co do
little highway work. attend q
convention or do something else.
Just give your cooperation The
work will be OF bencil, 20 the ci,,
and YOU will have the satisfaction
OF having accomplished a good
deed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30

Al hsf DO" Twins md Zap Doodle
u tho TukN Wnhl. star.
Wa,u lhcy kn,.A q, IN. front door
voice said Come On and there sat
b. lurplc fairy who hal stolen tho
tahN Queen wand
He'll there" De said iu friendly
Tough tui'e.
HELM answered sick
VIVA, Go yuJ WANT asked Flap
Doodle
Nanpy had suicd thu stick iu FLAP.
Loodles hand
we want that she said. pointing
toward o. Its 90. FAIRY Queens
wand
"Wcll src about that. gtinncd Flap.
iuodl, vsgriug his head Aud before
anyone could step him he waved his
and and said these magic words.
lex, rick little stick"
do my viii and do It quick
Instant, Nancy was changed into a
baby-d"ol and Sick into q wooden sol
der
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30
r. p. c. c. COOPERATION.

Towns throughout the Pan
handle are rallying to the support
81 the Panhandle plain, Chamber
of Commerce. Every week more
Panhandle towns are plcdging
their cooperation 10 the organ
iSa,ion because they know that
the chamber can serve TIN, sec
ton with greatest efficiency.
he annual convention will be
held in Amarillo. September 10th
and Goth. Thousands OF person.
hOuld attend these sessions. No,
only should there be large dele
cations from other cities. but
amarillo people should attend
There has been cen .dcrable crit
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30
PANHANDLE PRESS



WIZ mot an Eastern Sew Mexico
'rcss A..o,miiou' There tr, man,
fatt'rs which aro of vital Importance
10 the press 81 Eastern N,, Mexico
which could bu pruutabt discussed at
urh Hn geSv.1tiou The N,Ns would
b' io hear from tho press uf Eastern
New NeNiuu on the proposition semi
nnMl ur quarterly meetings could be-
'll nc mo- great expense to the mem.
'r.. md grcni guud for M, devotion.
'irut oi This eid, ~ M, state accom-.
Hleh'd rrrtalps ~ NJ Valley News.
Eastern NcV NpItu could have a
Ir''s association aud make it sue.
N.r Although n... would nor b.. the
Enthusiasm ~ o.. numbers ike that
# The launauil, Pres. Convention. still
there would h' red fellowship IN the
Hmrllncss OF %, Hr
iv limiting 90, territory. the trip to
the convention GO. could bc made With.
ui great expense Probably most OF
The sr.sors would hr limited On one
DAY Thus mot uaau- Oh necessary for
Pc editors tu hr away from th,f work
uorr than e day
Many of the Farmland, OBJ. Texas cd.
i'or' would welcome tho opportunity 10
visit Tho Eastern NDN Mexico axso.i.
alton '' ON" OF i'1 periodical mowmgs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30

They we're 90 surprised they couldn't
uov, bur then that was the trouble:
they couldn't move anyway now that
laey wrr. TOYS. even with their little
riccn Shoes. which stuck bravely on
90 SPITE - Nancvs bisquc legs and
Seeks elegant regimontals.
Ma ha. hn"' rcared FlapDocdle AZ
fis cwn icse That's nne' Aud much
,sI than having o. change myself
m'o dozen different things o,eiy five
minutes
That's goOl idea n iut NJ all
over the Tnky.Winklc star and change
IN he Tmky.W inklers into things that
can't MOVE
So out he flew. saying his charm and
ttiuE his wand.
ON, Tuky Winklcr mas changed into
, wooden Indian ono into aearecrvw
mother into pictur" ~ himself, and
r-nther into q soap.babv.
BEFORE long there wasn't Tinky'
Ninklcr left
TO BE- Continued
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30
EXPERIENCE.

Civilization viii come through
experience Experience D., dcvcl
opcd thought. mans most power
iul weapon Early religion con
dcmncd. originality. called mod
ern machinery inventions of hell.
But the trend of time show, man
kind the truth about tins machiu-
cry Real though, is not dc,trur-
tive or hcll-givcn. but cod given
The time viii come when an of
mans work shall be- accomplished
by the turning OF an electro but
ton that will move an the ncrc,
Nary machinery that help, sustain
his life. Yes, there shall ,tll be-
much for man te do and accom-
pliSh. Mans mental ability will
predominant he viii stud, The
aesthetic, such a.. the drama
music, poetry and good book,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30
C. o. P. PREJUDICE.

X b. Crcagcr, chairman al the
Republican state executive com
mittec, is attempting To- arouse
class prejudice in TcNa, following
the nomination OF Earle q Man
field for the Democratic nomina-
ton for United States senator
Sane thinking people are anx
iouS 90 forget about the prciud
ices OF the recent election. Now.
the Republican chairman o, at
tempting 10 continue thi, prciud
ice through the November clcc.
ton.
Crcagcr ha, uu wholesome ne
sire IN attempting TO force dead
issues before the public His sole
wish Is 90 create more Republican
vote, in the November election.
Democrats should not be mi,lcd
by tina class appeal Of Crcagcr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30
DATES SET FOR
SOUTH PLAINS FAIR
Specialize Tho News

'recial 10 Tho News
LUBBOCK August ea-Thc South
Plains Fair Association which consists
~ tho following counties Lubbock
crosby. Floyd. Hale, Lamb. Bailey.
cochran, Hockey. Cara. Lynn. Terry.
Noakum Dawson and Gaines will hold
their annual Fam September 2S. 90 and
30 C'arks Great Shows will be- here
with their Carnival Company There
viii be- fireworks nj night Areoplane
10 give acrohatic ,hibits consisting OF
loops, spins, councilman turns, barrel
rolls and the usual acrobatic stunts. to-
gether with parachute jump each day.
The agricultural exhibit will H. taken
IN a special cSprcss ear TO the Dallas
Fair and the Cotton Palace.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30
To Extend Highway
special toTh. News

wv tHl Nv w. tNfNNs
CLOVIS 80. NJ. Aug cat a meet.
INK ct Oh, Officers and directors Of tn.
Y 7. = highway WIS held in clovis
last week u was decided that there
would Doe me- extension e IN, highway
20 includ' east and west proposed addi-
tons
". NJ fry mayor Of I1aydada. "
Iiopkiu7 of Floydada + owens ~
Fort sumner r. NJ Dcolvirrc. Of Santa
l;osa; : nm Boswell. II rhinvicv. and
Rert tIrl'sS. a., This city we're prcs.
cnt az the meeting
\ coni on aud bylaws ~ tho
highway Wa rd pted al the meeting
and an order w. On Ia secure mans
aud logs uf the ru.tr 4" used in an
extensive advertising
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30
IiINf BALE In nnnleN

Special To In. New
CLARENDON. Aug 2a-The first
bale 81 cotton raised IN Donloy county
was sold here TODAY o. e. W Bennett.
Of the Clarendon Grain Co This was
the second hale In the past week to b.
sold In Donlcy County, the first hale
being raised in Hall County. Roth
bales we're sold Tor twenty one cents.
This bale OF cotton was sold by " T
Wilkerson. who lives on the Lumpkin
farm. Tho h,lc Melted him slitii in.
Guiding premium.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30
"REAL DEMOCRATS"
ASKED TO SUPPORT
BANNER or G. 0. P,
~ Associated Pre-.

~ Associated Press
OKLAHOMA CITY. Aug % Appeal
ng tu the "rcd Democrats ~ the state
rho stand for orderly constitutional
government az opposed % those who
supported The state Democratic plat.
'orm designed L. hold the radical so.
''rl 81 vote tho Republicans Of Okla.
IONA todgy declared IN the platform
'"op'cd ~ their convention that we
1aul.lN solicit your votes 90 the end
hat ON state may hc saved from dis.
grace aud disaster which win inevitably
'ollow IN "larmg 20 radical leaders in
lcwci Tor the burmese of projecting the
resent governor and his associates
IRON the consequences u THEN mis-.
cccds
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30

icism at times OF Amarillo people
that they did not attend Jouvcn-
tons. Not only should we enter
tain these visitors, but lyc should
take the time to be at the convcn-
ton sessions.
The Panhandle Plain, Chamber
Of Commerce Is gong forward 10
IFS work for the Panhandle Anna
rlllo should get squarcly behind
the organization financially and
in work for IT, Financial support
without work IS not sufficient
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30
THE WEATHER Il

Amarillo and Vicinity--iwednesday.
generally fair
IVES, TeHas-wednesday, generally
fair
Eastern New MeNico-Generally fair
Eastern New Metico-Wednesday.
generally fair, little change In tempers'
ture
Weather Outlook for the Period Aug.
ss, TO Sept .. Inclusive.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30

ccrning me. And found out that
my faiher WIS dead but my mother
was living. The medium know about
my ring and Azen Mabo and Noah
10. abou, my friends In Bovine high
school people Id never mentioned
20 any one"
How nd she know"
That what gave mo Jump az
course. she nigh, have learned
those things, " shed taken the
trouble. Or u Illus had sent s,aa
OF detectives over. here. Everything
could have been learned naturally"
Then why didn't you think Il
was?"
Il haven't said q wis learned un
naturally. bur u was such mixed
lot OF facts. Miss Carew I'm nor.
mai. Mss Carsw. don't prefer
weird explanations. But adml,
walked ne streets OF London that
night"
so YOU believed"
Nothing Yet. The next day hsd
W ~ hN'h W NANFFs NtN ~ Tue
front: bat Hus had STAYED In Lon.
don AMI kept trying 10 ind out
more Tor me. and on November
seventh wrote me The letter ] showed
YOU"
"Ahou; INV father
Yes Then got n special dis.
charge, wired Hus In London that
I was coming. But he wired hack
not 20 come 20 England but to get
passage tc America. said he was
writing N explanation. THIS letter
came two days later"
lie halted again and put his hand
into his Goa, pocket. drawing out an
enve.ors similar 20 the other and
with English stamp and postmark.
Ethel recognized the same vigorous
Handwriting.
Dear barney:
II you've never taken anything on
trust before. take this from me. old
top. Beat q Tor home-particularly
70 the town OF 81. Florentin in
Northern Michigan. DO yOs know
Now IN tell you why I'm ordering
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30
MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS
NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC

ANY erroneous reflection upon the
character. standing, or reputation ot
any individual. firm. concern or cor
porstion. that NAV appear IN the col
umns Of The News. will be gladly cor.
rpcted. when called 10 tho attention Of
the editor. II IL not the intention Of
THE newBsper To wrongfuliy uso or
iniure any individual, firm, concern or
corporation. and corrections will be
made where warranted ss prominently
- was the wrongfully published refer.
snce or article.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30
To STACY t.lcbwaie Rail.
ertat "a Tks Me-.

ROSWELL, y. NJ. Aug e9.-Much
interest Is being shown among local Il.
Aotecs e the dance uyar IN. com y
Hattc- Barnyaid Ball,io be- given he,
next Wcdneai,y nisht under the sBs
piccs - Ra'tsr, A - the Nsv McSi,o
national guard The affair will hc O.
combination bslnyard dance and ma.
Qucrndc. and IL IL lives up 10 tho ,N,rs,.
tsaat ,hinis made 10y IT, promoters.
vl b, ono II he most uu cue and
elabola ate halls ever gwen In Roswell
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30

West Gulf states
Generally fair and
temperature near or
slightly below nor +.
mai but conditions
uncertain middle Of
week There are in.
diCauons this morn
ing ~ a disturbance
over the Carrit~as
Sea south.southwest
of Jamaica; II will
probably move north
west
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30
Injured ~ Brick


IlfI IaT w INC NNWE,
CLOVIS. y NJ. Aug .. Ambrose
~. Jr.. son of thc n.murr,t d, nuuiu..
TVFy ,nsn'v fur ths plf ,e ut count,
t'N 't.r.s'T. was i.uiy ,li uu W, side
oi his fees when Boz V,s struck Dos q
lrIDh VII ga was thuuwu b., mcun.
IN smaush IN Wet Hagermsu B,eat.
last Tursity nirh' shout 1870 uciurl,
Tho hu, hsd started 90 his fathers
rauoh. .outh 90 town. and had started
through DARK pat - DO, street when
IA. accident occurred
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30
90 on WITH THE STORY

Yes, You told ne so. Lou,relle
replied gently.
you don't mean fathers alive
and" Ethel began
No Loutrelle denied quickly
NO no: YOU mustn't think Of that"
DO YOU know Bo}ue across
thercf" he asked
You mean the little town
What thar 90 do with mv fathcr7'
~ know. "a tel Won rlrht ont"
he assured "Dut az lf u.s. Jhe only
way | see IL TO explain uow that
letter and what foiowCd--came 10
me. and that involves a good deal
81 talking about"
"Whnt9"
Myself" he said simply.
She glanced up az him quickly.
Il don't know where my own
people lived. or what they were,
Boutrelle continued. But Boyne 10
much like this. he glanced about at
the trees. second growth woods
only bit older. and Indians like
Asa Rcdblrd
You mean"
Il lived with them: yes, Miss
Carew Until was seven years Old
| thought was an Indian myself
Some Chippcwas-a good man,
Azen Mabo and his wife-had me. ."
lie said this quite without bitter
ness. simply a. statement ~ a
fact. but Ethel saw his lips press
tightly together. involuntRrily, his
eyes gazed vacantiy Ear away, and
something within Ethels breast
seemed % tug and draw taut.
"Aycn told the he got me from
another INDIAN man named Noah
10. who had had y boat and moved
around p good deal Loutrclle went
on He didn't nnd out much about
me. ior Noah 10 was sick when he
sent Tor Azen and died about the
time Azcn got there Azen took,
with me. Noah jos rife and boa;
and gear and some other things,
one o. them was ring which Noah
10 said went with me. Azen showed
u 10 me then. Miss Carew, and
wears later. he gave It to me. Would
you like 10 see IT."
Please" Ethel said. that strange
tug pulling NJ her harder. What
he was saying 10 her was no Oft.
repeated or cheaply told tale. she
was sure.
II was an o,G ring. not marked
with a date. but NJ a fashion which
suggested a century. or two cen.
turtles. gone.
What did that mean 10 YOU
she asked. holding q moment
longer before giving q back
tie considered u Tor moment.
holding /; In the palm ~ his bare
hand thew were proceeding slowly
side b. side "Being a woman
ring. he said. Il supposed u was
my mother s--whceVer she was and
however she happened TO give Il.
and me. % Snah 10 So Just kept
the rng and tried not 10 think too
much about her. Then the war
came along and ! went"
In iai1g"
Il goi in cur own army then. hut
I had the luck 10 go just after the
Msrne. with tho Canadians spent
the winter ~ l9l5.isis IN Lon
don. was Jus, kid. tempo
rarily on crutches, with . slight
wound.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30
Temperature by hours a, Amarillo
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Warranty Deeds.
Nninoy Ford q, uK too ". Harrison
''op acres out Sec. 1856. Block ..
An -
William Ford To Quincy Ford. 500.
ial' S,1 lot, block .. BAN
Il 7. SAWYER ct M 10 q urr.,.
a'p' zoe. lot I. block ~. San Jacinto
iicigts.
BEL" James Peakc to G. T. Knlsh,.
.'''. lots ss.sS =. block 3s3. Mirror.
DEEDS ~ Trust.
w NJ. Ricc 10 CITY National Rank.
100 south 100 feet 10, S, block -.
axle.
l'un} = PoindeI,cr To National L. q
T. 70 $4,000. lot ;. block rs. Piemons
- ". treamcr - uH. 70 Ka,hsr1n.
,'"'n. sSeeo, north = LOT II. block iis.
Ni",rt Randall - IN. to National L.
\ T. Co, tsSoo lot I. block 81. San ia.
onto Heights
=. scott q al. to Nasarene Church.
''u'h lot !. block iis. pisnons.
Mechanic Liens.
'"'''n 'ii'cr - uX. 20 J n Thomp-
.'n' 's'"". lot .. block e-.9s. Piemons.
Transfers.
lasum g. National I.6I Co.
''''. lot \. block - Piomons.
-. |" baa'om to National l..SI Co.
"i 3 block 81. san lactn,o
Heights. NV
Partial R.lrss-.
SECURITY Trus, 60 10 Oulnct Ford
~. part Sec S~. lss. bl.cs =. A
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30

nd Mccoy !, ready To- take hi,
ninth matrimonial adventure.
Evidently most ot hi, life ha,
been taken up IN divorce proceed
ings.