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Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20
sPELLAcY's NAME WILL BE
 PRESENTED TO CONVENTION

Hartford, Sept 1s.@Thornas J. speiia -cy of Hartford announced tonight that his name wiillbe presented to the demo cratic state convention here tomorrow as candidate for United States senator. His announcement- cleared up doubts that he would be . candidate.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20
OBITUARY. John Boylan

Middletown, Conn, Sept. 1e.-John Boyian, Ts, delegate to the democratic state convention, died during last night. He had been employed by the Standard Oil company here for more than thirty years. and and had a wide acquaintance ship especially among Knights of Colum- bus members as he had been a delegate several times to the state conventions of the order Ills wife. two sons and two sisters survive.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20
SENATE KILLS PURCHASE
 OF THE CAPE GOD CANAL

Washington, Sept 1s-Final Iegis- lative action on the s50,o00oo0 rivers and hrabors development bill was taken late today by the senate which agreed with the house to strike out privision for the purchase of the Cape God and Dis |mal Swamp canals The bill now goes to the president.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20

about to kill the others when they threw up their hands.
 .The doctor and the sailor then pro- ceeded on their mission.
 4Another gallant American was Charles Clatlin Davis. of Boston, who for ten days and nights did not close his eyes, giving succor to the survivors and plead ing with the KemaIists to adopt a merci- ful attitude. He organized relief com nlittees and was such splendid, tender and lovabie character that even the Turks revered him.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20
SOLDIERS BONUS VETOED
 BY PRESIDENT HARDING

Has Returned the Bill to Congress Without His Approval Is in Sympathy With the Avowed Purpose of the Bill Could Not Sanction Bestowd of Such "a Vast Sum of Money Without Provision for Revenue to Meet Pay ments-Treasury Had Figured the Total at $75o,OOo, 900 for the First Four Years With Final Cost in Excess of 900 ooo-House Probably Will Vote to Oyer. ride Veto Today and Send the Bill to the Senate.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20
COMPARES AGREE ON FACT
 FINDING COAL COMMISSION

Washington, Sept 1e Senate and house conferees reached an agreement late today on the administration fact finding coal commission bill.
 Under the agreement the house would, recede from it's provision prohibitin gSthe mine workers or workers from sitting on the commission whose membership was raised from five to seven. Senate provisions relating to ,ssand ErtS.zat tion of mines were kkept in the bill
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20

While Are swept through a six-story loft building next door, injurinE and overcoming seven firemen with smoke, 'rncrs than 1e0 telephone girls working lin the Spring street exchange, New York stayed at the ywitchboarda.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20

Sea m6nsters reported to be from forty to. sixty feet long. have attacked fishing boats out of British Harbor, Trinity Bay, N F..
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20
IEF TELEGRANS

Armenian Metropolitan uf
 who was reported to have been by the Turkish nationalists, is 5 d Athens.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20

Richard B. Angus, past president ol the Bank of Montreal and one of its di. rectors, died at his country home al Senneville, in his s2nd year.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20

se right of 2 married woman to re- V and register her maiden name has er recognized by the Waldorf Astoria
 otel, New York
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20

Lasa Is flowing from the crater of the volcano Santiago, situated at Masaya
 Arroja, Nicaragua. The eruption threat ems to destroy the crops in the vicinity.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20

Hungary was elected member of the league of nations by the assembly at the session in Geneva by unanimous vote
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20

Herman Cohn and William sein, aIIeg- ed pckpockets, arrested in Stamford, were held for the superior court in $3,O0O bail each.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20

Former Premier Clemenceau has en- gagged accommodations of the Trench line steamer Paris which will sail Nov ember II for New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20

The wedding in London of Mary Laa- don Baker and Allison McCormick of Chicago, which it had been stated was definitely fixed to take place this week again has been postponed.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20

Louis Darlington, a negro, slayer. of Wilbur Hughes, well known Waterbury athlete in a saloon brawl in February was sentenced to not more than five and not less than three vars in the state prison at Wetaersheld by Judge John ". Banks in the criminal side of superior court
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20

Figures given out In Belfast on the fatalities in the Belfast disturbances since July 2l, 1920, show total of 4SG persons killed, of whom 1t Is stated Is were Protestants and PAT Catholics.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20

Calcutta was placarded with notices announcing that moslems throughout India would celebrate the Turkish viz tory. All were en1oined to assemble in the mosques and pray for the success of the Turkish arms.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20

Twenty-six steamers arrived in New York last week with ls0. .ss5 tons of British coal against 13267S the week previous and the average weekly arri- vals of 6s,ss5 tons in August.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20

The body of T. T. Robertson, soap manufacturer, of Manchester. Conn, who died at sea last Satudray of acute ane- mia, was brought to New York on the Olympic last evening. He,was 67 years old
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20

The trial of Mrs. Clara Phillips. in dicted for murder in connection with tho killing of Mrs. Alberta Meadows, in Los Angeles, Cal, went over until October 20
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20

Edmund E. Grove, for zthe past eight years managing editor of The South Nor walk Evening Sentinel who recently re- signed his position. has assumed the office of postmaster at South Norwalk.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20

The high cost of studio apartments in New York city is partly explained, at least, in the declaration of the rent coni- mittee of the League of American Ar tists. that such quarters are much sought for by bootleggers,
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20

The general level of wholesale prices showed practically no change in August from that of July, according to reports ; gathered by the bureau of labor statis- ties of the department of labor.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20

The ensagsraent of A1lrtsn. Marsh oi Waterloo to Bennett Champ Clark only son of the late Champ Clark and Mrs. Clark was announced at Waterloo, Ia. They will be married October 5.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20

demand being made by the Newark police for Nicholas Lombardo, arrested in Stamford for shooting at Benny Arena, the police surrendered him. The New Jersey charge is that Lombardo shot at his mother-in-law, Mrs. Amato, in 1916.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20

Victor von schIerell and Ely Hope Anderson. two of the principal figures fin the Elwe4i murder case, were married secretly in Greenwich, Conn, on June 15, two years to a month after the fa- nous bridge expert and turfman was shot in his home in New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20

Trunk fins coal carriers announced that they were rapidly arranging stil their facilities to speed. up an abnorrnai- .ly large coal movement to all sections of the country before the coming of win ter
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-20
PAIO Dl R0 PAIN

Nin'fft m entire iue. vas given rs
TIE Lillas News lu ~ SUNDAY is.u.
70 ~ iuFts and story on Palo Duro
-Arsen' a. result - the asl,a,lo,
i'ohins o. iis designation a. a STATE
lark. The siory ACCOMPANYING the eu,s
touches on tn erEanizaiion ~ "a. Pa,o
i'aro Park Association and the dream
81 the People 81 this psr,ion - m.
STATE. = at - the descriptive n.rttrr
printed ln thc issue - tn Iisi,,s New.
- which l-fertnce j. herr ns8e. !. A.,
O. lovrS.
Psio p-ro Canyon j. declared hv
ii'fsciers a. D. one ~ tn mos, p~ru.
Oar works - nature tho have ..en
One may - nd within q nfiie OF the De.
lie an round almost a. l.v.l ~ =
fiovr ard 80 NJ Indication Of the dsep
sharrr. ~ Tact in soui- pilee- the isvsl
terrain f.iends 70 within Few fee, Of
fhe sheer precipices
-Af ths lotion winds Psio Duro
Greek. q perennial stream II cold clear
vaisr, IN some places are pretty falls
~ MI ihrcaEh The canyon sre gigantic
rockr anu 1oulderr. often - arranged
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-20
HORSESHOE MAGNET

'Oh.oh'' cried Nancy. "Pull hard.
Nick. Pull as hard as you can"
Il did. answered Nick. giving ano.
,her tug, but its no use tn. harder
pull away the more the feather seems
to hold me wish ia listened to PIN
PIN he told me not 10 touch anything
on the Electric Mountain"
II was true. The bis magnet. shaped
like a horse shoe. held the red feather
(which was steel. a. you know. being
gull out VI the furious falcon a.
though u were glued TO II. and In turn.
Nick's fingers were sticking as hard to
the red feather.
You'll have e. take the record. Nan.
CO. and go on alone 10 the land Of the
Diddyeyvers. III have tusftay here"
Il won't 40 without you. declared
-.ithful Nancy. and ~ for a while 1t
looked as though the adventures Of the
Twins had come To a sudden end and
they would spend the rest ~ their lives
on the top Of the Electric Mountain
With the criss-cross wires splitting cut
electric sparks all about them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-20
County Records
Warranty Deeds.

Warranty Deeds.
sam - Vaughn. 1t ux o. A. \. Lump.
sin. luls 90, block go. :. J. Heights.
SEQ
). II. Taylor. ct ux e. J. & Dyer part
bot ), block iss. Plemons addition. $4,000
Mechanics Lien.
e G. Adams. ei uX 10 Amarillo Lum.
bet Co. lol y block go. : } Heights.
li.00
y T.. Jones. II - t. Fauis. Moore
Lumber 60. lot 8. block ". = J.
Heights. s.0o
" u Moofe. It ux e. Henry Bowling
,'. ~ u bot .. block IL. Eaklc. 5000.
D--ds of Trust.
Mis-. l. g. DOran g. STANDARD Saw.
.ngs Co, lui 8, biock iIs. Pi,m.ns add.
lton. 5000.
TranTfers.
/ .. Giles, o. Stsndard savings Co.
lut 8. block Ia. Plcmcns addition. 5000.
Rrlea.~s.
Ben Golding g. Guy Bennett. Ut Q
ri'@s isv. q a ;. addition.
hai sar,t J Brooks tu Ben uoldlng.
~ .. hlOck lse. q. a = ashlilion.
Henrietta Z-lhirp. 10 ". {. Deycr.
.oi :, block q. Amarillo Heights.
&. 7 Bishop T. " l. Evans. y. 60
o. lpl l. blo,k sis0 'l.mons
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-20
Court of Civil
Appeals Report


Proceedings II the Court ~ ClviI
Appeals TOP he seventh district at
Amarillo Apr!l 10.
Motion Granted.
T. =. a 4. a. Payton vs.. X. X. Tu.
dor ct al. to dismiss.
Motions O,erruled.
{. :, MCCurdy " J. X. Gray ct ad
rch.ar!ng.
!. u. Gcod W J. u. stsnsberry. re.
hearing.
J. W. Hendrick vs.. Il. W. Ferrell.
u,hrsfiug
P.Ss 4 I,y Co. vs.. W. l.. McCrum.
men. reheariug.
4. n. York vs. W. A. Robbins ct al:
rehcaring.
". -. nanciger ". ". a. Wood ct
at. from Wichita.
Reformed aud Nfirmed.
II. Z. Poe Ct al vs.. J. Z. Hall Of a.:
from l1alc
Reversed aud Rernanded.
@. u. Rissby ". Boone County State
isink fr,m Wichita.
). NJ. Griswold vs.. W, s. Tarbell:
from Wichita.
Reversed and Rendered.
J. H. Wall ~ Tcylouana Producing
ard Refining Co.: from Wichita.
Submitted.
= T.. McEiroy q a. -. VI. -. Danci.
81: fr'm Wichita.
q D. Ia Rtumr Il al vs.. Smith,
Ali'in q Pcsi from Wichita.
Tiilmsn County Bank ". Dcll Bch.
.!ng, from Wfhita
u. l.. Richards 81, al ". Thos. Van
Every. from Wi,hlia.
81 tm Submission on MAY 10.
~ ". a ID. e. Ry. 60. " L. ".
Nrnmu from Wichita.
!. y Bun Il al. ~. ". l.. Morrison
q a.. from Wichita.
John Hardin W. 4. ". Majors ei
al ir"m Wichita.
United States Fidelity and Guaranty
e. ". l.. y Css~.li Il al. from wich.
IT,
l. -. Hieber " ". u. Cardwell;
lrom Wichita
". 5. curlec " Albert Phelps. from
Wichita.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-20
rANn,NpIE Is THREATENED.

Whatever may h. the fate % I. &. G
Docket 1873 In lts preliminary stages
u VIII eventually bring to definite
issue contention which il menac.
~ d.sasier 20 the Panhandle aud Plains
region. II il an action containing the
same sinister element which ac,uai-,i
the Shreveport case. involving com
Paint which has no foundation excer,
In theory and promising only damas.
and ruin. II successful. With no com
rensaiing benefit 20 anyone. Accord
Ink TO information given out by the pan
handle.plains Chamber II Commerce
The eompiainants ask for an eaualixa
zion OF rates on grain and grain prod
nets from the Panhandle TO Kan-.. civ
and Galveston. They claim no cholr,
a. 70 whether the rates are lncrea sci
u Galveston and other TEXTS paints
"F The raics 70 Kansas cry lowered-
which mrans strenuous fleht bv IN.
carriers for an increase % IN. Calves
ton rates. which they claim are TOO
low. II h only Recently that rate. a,
ihese commodities were lowered on &C.
count q general condition Of the asrt.
cultural Interests. Mcn OF pronlnenc.
and Influence In the affairs ~ the
country urged this as m economic nee.
'ssily. recognizing the fact that IN,
iTofits OF agricultural Industry had
fraehed tho vanishing point IN IN. per.
speciivc q business. and thu .n,.rr.n.
- machinery ~ m. Interstate Com.
incrce Commission was pu. In ope,atior
To reduce the rates In question. II 4,
unfortunate that the matter should
again come " ~ soon Tor further ssi.
'ation. hut. on the other hand. n ia
Fortunate that the Panhandle. Plain.
'hsinis-r q Commerce Is already in CT.
Silence and In position. TO take up IN.
defense 81 Panhandle interests in this
nneNrctod emergency. II Ia estimated
'tai u the raies 10 Galveston on uhsa,
should h. RAISED 10 the Kansas cin
iasis' u would mean IN Increase of s.y
"a and onc-haif cents Ter hush.l a, "a,
majority Of Panlandle shipping ,o.n,,
winch on an average crop 81 Il. Goo ee,,
bushels. would equal -hinkax. IN IN,
value 81 one years production of,i ~;
zoo. u - prohable tn iucr-a-- w rs,-s
On The fed crops ana on mill products
sA'pi'ea 20 Texas POINTS and to Calves.
Ton for export would make a .lmila,
amount
one either reflection IN thl- conn.c
Ton D. TINT 'hc Panhandle Plains res,o,
mas - or DEVELOPED as To- make a very
ai'i1eii'e neii for exploitation Ia 9th.
er loc-iiiies In one way hi. f. an 81.
oeiieni thing. but In others n mean.
'i'rt protection 81 our own Institutions
Is essential and that none hot ours-lv.,
can -aie.y - trusted in this i,npar,an,
tartis a..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-20

Three ears OF halU hcc,,s finished
by \ u Lowry OF Hereford. have Just
topped the Font Worth narkc, at -
PER hugirrd The second ln price la
his rlass. was ih, shipment ~ Eugene
r'immons OF Claiming ~ sN.-s per hun.
ircd \ ycar ago. or during the year
n 1921 Nj Lowry tomcd N. Panhan
die Cats markets with hi- lsby bccf at
issi r,r hundred.
Why ~ this fuss about iaiy bc,t
trd topping the markets. II n this
The Panhandle tud l'lsins Cuunus has
long been famed. together with thus
.ntirc section ~ IN, Souihv est a. the
produce o. excellent siockcr. feeder
attic. lat when 10 came to finishing
ven the most enthusiastic have b.cu
nder Tho impression that this should
10 don. al SON, ISilrt 10 which both tn
animals and feed from this portion OF
me countr, nigh, b, shipped.
Both OF these men one NJ Hereford
nd the other at Claiming have demon.
'iFaicd the fact that with feeds grown
tais country catii, may be- finished
ere as satisfactorily and NOR, rh.aply
aan in any oshrs part u the United
'isics Nj only may thc~. animals
90 finished h.r,. bat th-y are toppers
l. shown through the r.corls at Fort
Worth. ~ then as matter OF fact
.'anhsndlc bahy h-cv,s may d. made
opi'"rs VI markets a. far away as Fort
Worth, Kansas city. oklahoma City.
soes u net stand TO reason that these
nin-als would H. much surcr to make
NJ best showing ~ Amarillo, where
hey might h. handled without the
seanng Journey to center more re.
note
Amarillo, Il has l,ren said In times
as,. Is not YET ready to enter her ca.
eer a. a packing center. set such
-nturc rightly sustained and backed
oiid prove most profitable To all con.
'.'ned' The anln.a.s grow In this por
ON II thu osnniis they may l.. IA,
med and finished here the demand
90 meat Is steadily growing. and there
q no reason why ample and legitimate
.Goiits should not h. resped from such
a venture BienslinE 81 caitl, and feed.
IN the Panhandle and then puitins the
'nin'nls into form for consumption.
must prove interesting aud valuable 10
Ill eoncerae'i--frum the grower to the
consumer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-20
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character. standing. or reputation OF
any Individual. firm. concern or cor.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-20

up over II. and about the twentieth
time pulled him up hard.
Poor chap throw out HE arms like
he was throwing the word away and
then hammered ON the ledge. I won't
say deceased. I won't call her the de.
ceased. Vile word. Horrible word. OBJ
scene. beastly. hateful. word. won't
call her IL. Why should ! call her the
leceascd?'
Contrd yourself. says Buddha.
'ccatrol yourself
'ie only waved and thumped again.
| won't. I won't | knew the girl.
l was fond ~ the girl She was my
friend She was fond of me did NOR
for her than anyone Ia this court--her
father or anyone. When she was IN
trouble she came to mc and ! succored
Ter. She coukcd my meals for me. We
went through u together I've known
her foT years. I've liked her for years.
And now she's dead and you turn
around aud tell m. L. oall her de.
leased. Fife Effic. do you heart
Efiic.'
They couldn't stop him. lie was like
a sick wolf then. corncrcd. and Bud.
iha like a big, wary boarhOund going
IN al him aud jumping up ON the wall
cut Of the way when he made his
dashcs and then coming down and 20.
INK In AT him again.
what date did the deceased leave
your wife's employment
"'In March. Look here
Did she leave IL her own wish or
was She dismissedy'
Look here
Was she dismissed because YOUR
wife suspected you Of relations with
herr
"'Look here
Answer the question, sir
Look here
"'Very well. sit. Answer me this
question then. IL II fact that yorr
wife has instituted divorce proceedings
,gainst you?'
"'Look here
Court surging with sensation at this
dramatic disclosure. Humpo hopping
his face. keeping the great forefln.
set going.
lis II the fact that in these pro.
cecdings fhc deceased woman is named
rs correspondent
Look here
You Keep asking me TO look here.
'ir. but you tell me nothing. I ask you
plain questions. Have you nothing bet.
ter than, Look here" L. Il the fact
that these papers were served on you
at Brighton ON the occasion of your
flish,T
'Fhght-flight- Look here
" Is II the fact?'
Yes. Brighton. yes. But. look here
flight: flight Holiday. tell you. Hol.
day
Holiday" cries iiumpo. thank you
"r that word. We viii examine IL In
- moment. Let mc ask YOU to carry
lack Your mind 20 the summer Of 1915
and he takes the unhappy man
through all the stuff he had got out
u odd Bright-Sabres apparently un.
talledfor interest In the girl. first get.
ting her from her fathers house 10
the neighhorhood of his own, then nm.
let his own roof. and all the rest OF
Tie unholy chain Of IL. Then he has a
chat with Twyning. then mops him.
self dry. and then hurls In again.
Nov. sit. this holiday. Did YOU
make any preparations for Il. any little
purchaser
No purchases? No. Look here
Never mind about Look bers"
sir No purchases What about the
oNalic acid? For what purpossy'
Woniinned N Our Next Issue.l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-20

but suddenly the feather dropped to
the ground
We'll. ! declare said IN astOnishe
voice. I've lost nay temper The voice
was No good naturcd that the Twins
we're puzzlycd At the words
Who are yous" called Nancy.
Where are you" cried Nick. happy
AT betting free
I'm me and I'm here" answered the
voice. I'm the famous Horseshoe OF
the Mountain. Twelve Toes. the Sor.
ccrer. put IA. here hundred years ago
TO prevent travellers from getting into
the Palace OF the Princess Therma.
You see, being a magnet | draw all
metal things 10 me. Mostly nalls out of
peoples shOes aud yins and buttons
When their shoes and clothes fall to
I,ciccs they can't go on aud have To re.
turn. Aud n anyone touches me he can
not let 20. You're lucky, You see. my
power ran out today That's what |
mean By losing my temper"
Go BE Continued
Copyright. 1899. NEA Service
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-20
ddRR EH6HSSaT

let not mrrr, aud truth forsaIse
thee: bind their about III, neck;
write them upon the iahle 81 ihire
hcari - shalt thou find fa,G and
good understanding in the dgisi of
ted and man.--I'roystbs 80 4.
if you would be hsird ~ al, my lad.
K,tp laugh IN vuur heart and
ihrmi.
For ihoe whu arr deaf 10 accents
SD
Agr alcrl 40 the cheerful note
ksrp bold on The cord If huEhicrs
bell
krcp slprf i,um The moaus that
usr.
thu ~unl 60 SIKH uou't carry
w,N.
ru' he Hlt of laugh rings fnr
Sir.cllhnd W Gillian
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-20

The problems Of Amarillo are our
'ro'le'ns We may relate ourselves TO
mem si-ci"nsiy. OF h. related 10 them
u another angie. We may not escape
! We would. FROM the responsibility In.
herins IN citizenship In any community
y" might prefer To h. dfones instead
= workers. bu; We cannot got away
from participation In the programs Of
sh- community In which We live. L.,
- KEEP these things In mind a. W de-.
'rfmin~ ~hich class We prefer TO lie
n.nilf.ci with.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-20

With interest conferred In the dey.l.
'i'nnen' % the OF field in this portion
Il the Panhandle. the belief j. express.
a tina, one o. more wells will be
rough, In within IN. next few weeks
Il most The id'a that this IL destined
% h" an oil field eumparahl. 90 the
Sno~n gas field il generally enter.
'"incd' amarillo and Other c.n,ers
within This portion of IN. state. viii
- the bcneficiaries of this d.y.lop.
nen'. even u somewhat removed from
ne locations of actual wells.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-20

- 10 max. ca,,rns The DEVILS Kitch.
ga. Chslky Hollow and Hue Springs
are perhaps M, pr"tticst spots The
whole az ihr marrow ynil.q. ranging
from 100 yards to mile In width. -
NOaied
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-20

They a. .ioins IL all over the country.
Ever community has II. The Aneri.
aan T-oplr are Wild over u The home
team Is the best IN the field It's the
baseball hug that's 80, the people in its
ss'h. The people are rady and will.
ING victims To b. a hasthail fan Is
he mode At this season o, tn. scar.
and to decline io enter this near all IN.
clusion. is TO h. decidedly on the out.
eide OF the circle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-20

Amarillo hss welded her preference
10 ihr slogan "Amsrllo-The Hub OF
an Emiir, in favor Of Lubbock. She
mas nov suggested Tor the approval
Anafillo-The Heart 20 an Empire"
me hop, - expressed that every busl.
''ss and professional man and concern
'lii adoiH this s.ossn. attaching 70 his
stationery and thus lend N. stmos.
'herr = general approval
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-20

cariot leaps ~ and leads him tottering
from the box. court secthes and .yoans
with emotion; Humpo wipes his stream.
lng face. Sabre stammers out. Look
here Look here Case goes on"
Someone bawls. Next witness. Mark
sabre
Court draws an enormous breath
gnd gets itself ready for butchcry "a
make Tidborough holiday"
CHAPTER VI
HE WIS disiraught lie was speech.
less. Tie was clean crazed.
AT the very beginning. with the
coroner b. wouldn't use the word the
deceased Insisted On keeping calling
her Effic. Coroner kept pulling him