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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19
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'led' receipts ASS eases. flr.tr stc
Poultry alive. higher. fowls .Ac.
springs p lie ROSTERS i7c.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19
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NEW ORLEANS Dam IS Rough
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sacks. wiii"rs rcoebss ,amy.
CLEAN iaD' steady. ales reported
pockets ti.udufas 900 .4tisc. Az
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19

Tell the wheels Of commerce It's their
turn
No matter how good our foreign re.
htions al Of them are poor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19
To Trade

Corner lot on new pavement and D.
DOM modern bungalow In west part
town 10 trade for good Groom house
close In
broom modern practically new bunga'
low In west part town to trade for
auto and little cash
VIII trade rs first payment ON mod
en- fiveroom house. well located. SO
foot east front lot on Polk St Price OF
4. etrnn
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19
Statesmen WANTED
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Brock & Kidd
Blackburn Bldg.
Phone 2l2

FOR SALE lots in san Jacinto.
facing Country club. within one block
% new pavement Would consider good
nsrd ohr. Phone 1903.
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED-To buy secondhand furni.
urc and gas stoves Of all kinds. Best
ash prices paid Phone 20o5.
WANTED TO BUN-Lot for cash: must
be bargain. on pavement, southwest
ant town Phone 21i9.J
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19

the owners thereof respectively. ana
thar said hearing and further proved.
.nvs shall be bad and conducted in ae.
Guidance with said rn.edurc Ord.nanc
Ne gse and s'nsndmsnt- Thereto Ana
N. truo ovueIs agents &C attorneys %,
al sid prorrrf, are hefeAt tefWrrd q"
TAX MOTTO, of said proceedings vnrth
81 boz uo' they Do ,uife. t'N named .n
fhis uU.ltt.
signed af Apariii. Potter ,uulit-
Texas. tl.s th, leth dsy "i laumg .
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19

pleX In : desirable part ol town Phon,
$50 ~ sre 5. }. Sladc.
IN thc Distflc, court OF the United
states for the Northcry District OF
Texas, NJ Amarillo.
I'm the matter uf Melvin Augustus
Gideon. bankrupt ~. 2Se in Bankrupt
Cy
Notice of Salc.
To creditors ~ the above named bank
rupt
Notice Is hereby given that the per.
sonal property belonging to th. estate
ut the above named bankrupt consist.
ing of stO,k If merchandise. etc. viii
be- sold ~ public auction by the trustee
at the place 1T business NJ said bank
rup, In the town Of Rails. Crosby Coun
ty Texas. on the ssth day OF January
1929 az - o'clock noon. Said property
may be Inspected any day prior to sale
aud will be sold to the highest sccur,
bidder for cash.
Dated az Amarillo. Texas January
18th. 1922.
Stock Of rcady.to.wcar goods about
s5O0OoO
BEN II. STONE.
Referee Ia Bankruptcy
-
In the District Court %. the United
States for the Northern District oi
Texas. az Amarillo
IN the matter AZ Melvin Augustus
Gideon, bankrupt. No. gSg IN Bankrupt
ry
First Meeting
Amarillo. Texas. Jan. L.. 1922
To Creditors of the above named
bankrupt:
Motto" - hereby given that ON m,
9Th day Of January. 1922. Melvin ~
gustus Gideon uf Rails. ~ an, Count,
of Crosby and state Of Texas in sai,
district was duly adiudicated hankrupt
aud that the first meeting ct his credi
tons will be- held ut my office in IN,
city of Amarillo Texas. ON the e1th a.,
of January. 1929. "a nine O'Clock IN IN,
forenoon. 20 which time The said crcdi
tors may attend. prove their claims. ap
point q trustee. examine th, bankrupt
and transact such business a. may
properly come before said meeting.
BEN ~ STONE
Referee iu Bankruptcy
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\ hearing wiil b, given g. owners of
property ,hutiur on the proposed iin
prov,mcnts and to their agents aud az
toreSys % an OF whom this notice T.
addressed and that such hearing vii
be- held GA ihc e5th dav ~ January
asa iu tine Commission Chaphst in tn
city Hau 90 she CHt uf Amarillo Texas
"a o'cio,k % m.. or vhich dst. HON
and place SID OWNERS ~ admitting utvp
rfty and their agents and attorneys. EEL.
uihcr p,rsous utHt,ftrd 'n sl.d msiiefs
stc hereby nuuii'd o. o. and appfS
ard "a show ususs % any th"y have
Why special assessment sa1N not o.
made and dcclltcd IS storc said against
any ol sll 81 said ahuiting property and
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New Britain herald., 1922-02-24
LYCEUNI THEATER

| Rack aCain--new shows and new | faces
 Orth X Coleman's Tip Top Merry makers are returning to the Lyceuni next Monday, hs wing included this theater in their seventh annua tour.
 Tom Carroll and his "GieEle Get ters' continue to amuse Lyceum pa irons The attra ction the last halt of the week is College C'hunts,' Tn which is presented some very clever comedy.
 Stealing girls sWeethearts was pie to Jane Morgan So when she ran away from home to escape an unde- slrable marriage. she decided to cap ltalize her one talent and make 1t earn her bread See the esca pades she got into, in ''The Match Break er." starring Miss Viola Dana, now belng shown at this theater.
 Marjorie Rambeau comes again fo the Lyceum this Sunday night in a picture that IS full of suspense, 'On Her Honor" There are plenty Of thrills in "The Battling Kid the other feature picture for Sunday night. And there will be other good pictures, too.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-24
PALACE THEATER

There IS motion picture master piece at tho Palace theater. II [, one Arabian Night"
 Yop have uniil Saturday to see II and if you do not see II you arc missing something, for this First Ma, tional attraction is destined 10 be, come tho most sensational picture oi the year, The magnetic Pola Neert Is the star of the production and Ernst Lubitsch, he producer of Pas sion and "Gypsy Blood" has direct cd ii and plays in it,
 The Keith vaudeville features four excellent acts headed hy The Over seas Revue"
 The Four Horsemen Of the Apo. calypso" {" the i.ono.0 .000 Rex Ingram production made for Metro. which has been the screen sensation of New York Chicago, Boston, Pittsburgh Detroit and Los Angeles, comes to the Palace for an entire week. startlne Sunday night, The picture- adapted by June Mathis from the great novel of Vincente Blasco Ibane2. has inten- shed the dramatic force Of the ori- einal story.
 4 special musical score by a big augmented symphony orchestra will be one of the features with the pic ture. The seats for every evening starting with Sunday are reserved and on sale at the box office now
New Britain herald., 1922-02-24
The Unexpected Complication That Met Madge and Lillian in the Kitchen

"I knew it,' exclaimed, woman like, as Lillian and I, st Marion's frightened call, made a dash ts Inc kitchen from The Veranda wheiv wo bad arranged the code summons to my father and Allen Drake,
 "Whateyer is Mother doing in the kitchen I thought had every hit of the work done, and that she was lying down"
 "She was" Lillian reIoined breath lessly, as she ran. but she probably seized the chance Of our being gone to do some extra bit Of cleaping."
 The truth or her suppostion was brought forcibly home 10 us as we burst into the kitchen door An i'm mense dish cupboard in the kitchen stood open, and in the floor beside It in the midst Of 4 elatter of broken crockery. sat my mother-in-law, her head resting against Marion, her face deathly pale beneath the blood that was tricklng from cut in her fore head and her left arm hanging in limp fashion sickeningly suggestive Of a fracture.
 I slipped 10 my knees beside her. and put my arms around her re- leasing Marion, while Lillian, with a
New Britain herald., 1922-02-24
Don't Spoil Your Hair
 By Washing It

When you wash your hair, be care ful what you use Most soaps ana prepared shampoos contain too much ajkali, which IS very injurious, as II dries the scalp and makes the halr brittle
 The best thing to use IS MulslHeh cscnanut oil shampoo for this IS pure and entirely greaseless. It's very cheap and beats anything else all to pieces. Yon can get Mulsifed at any drug store, and few ounces Will last tho whole family for months
 Simply moistep the hair with wat CT and r'lh Ii ln. about a teaspoontnl of NIulsihed Is all that IS required, 1t makes an abundance of rlch' creamy lather. cleanses thoroughly and rirses out easily, The hair drles quickly and evenly, and IS soft, fresh looking, bright, fluffy, wavy and easy to handle Besides 1t loosenS and takes out every particle of dust, dirt and 1andruff Be sure your druggist ciNcs vou NulSiticd,
New Britain herald., 1922-02-24
FOX'S THEATER

Although hut three years old, Traps" the clever little youngster appearlrg with his mother and father in il musical review ai FoN's theater, ranks as one of tho hest drummerg ln the country, The way the young ster pounds the tran drgma IS a reve- laiion, carron and Bray offer good singns and dancing sketch, Miss Rose Ward sings the latest song hits and the Artistic Trio hayo a novelty act well worth seeing,
 The l.aSt Trail by Zane Gray, ia photoplay ot exceptional worth and is certainly appealing 10 the patrons at the theater.
 Sunday nights double feature pro gram has on 1t William Russell in "Desert Blossoms" and Barbara Bed- ford Tn Winning by Wits bright little drama.
 The same cast that is starring in "The Four Ilorsemen" is appearing
New Britain herald., 1922-02-24

Of course Johnnie Green was very Muley Cow. For a few minutes his father stood beside him and told him a few things that he needed 10 know. And then Farmer Green went away and left Johnnie to do his best all alone.
 "Now's your chance'" the little red COW sad 10 the Muley Cow, Up set the boy before Farmer Green comes back"
 But the Muley Cow didn't even stop chewing her cud long enough to answer. She looked SO mild and con tented that no one would have guessed she Twas wishing more than ever that she had jumped the fence and lost herself in the back pasture. II seemed to her that John nie never would finish milking her.
 T hope he'll be done with me by dark" she said 10 herself. T shouldn't like to lose any of my nights rest
 Yet she never let anybody kno" that she was impatient. She stood aS still as she could, only lifting foot and stamp,ng now and then when some fy was too hothersome And she never switched her tail except when fly gave her an unusually hard bite To be sure, once she brought the end of her tail smack across Johnnie Greens cheek. But that wos q mistake. Though 1t s,tung sharply, a'l Johnnie Green sald was 50 boss, So boss
 She was glad when Farmer Green came back at last, peeped into the n.il that Johnnie was clutching be tween his knees, and said, Well you haven't done badly But you q he''er let me finish for you. -
 So Johnnie slipped off the three leqred stool and watched while ms father sat down and got the rest ot .be Nulev Cows milk in no time.
 Farmer Green milked elehi COWS while that lazy hoy was putWrlnS with you," the little red COW sad 10 the Muley Cow
 "Weu we'll suprose Farmer Green had 10 learn 10 mllh Whe', ilh was a boy." the Muley Cow repre'' ,s ehe G,cked h,g hy off her hact. "And this boy of his she added "be,s roinr 10 be q good m'lker o,co he rots the knach Of if.
 lust then Johnnie Green cdin' f, o.ti,,e down the long pass3 se"aN l., sront of tho cows. He stopped VI fro,t of the Muley Cow and oiieten e,r piece of an early apple one =, u,a rrst rire ones of the summer
 she accepted the gift "i'n i"",n ,,caulrc. wh,le her neighhors ." .,ther sil stred rct'essly as she the apple. They said noth-
New Britain herald., 1922-02-24
STOP RHEUMATISM
 WITH RED PEPPER

When tor are suffering with rhou- matisin so you can hardly get around just try Red Pepper Rub and you VIII have the qmeEes' relief known.
 Nothing has mch concentrated, penetrating heat as rcd peppers In Nant felief Just as soon as you ap- Dly Nel pepnor I'Hb you feel the tinG- ling heat h three minutes it warns the sore sport through and through, l5rees the blood clrcuIatlou, breaks ID thc coneestior and the old rheuna- tism torture is gone.
 Gowies Red Pepper Rub. made nom rel peppers. costs little at any drug store, Get ! far at once lise it for lumbaFo, neurifis, bachacho, stiff neck. sore muscles, colds in chest AL most instant roliel awaits you. Be sure to gel the genuine, with the name RoNles on each pdCksg.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-24

teaspoons sugar, F teaspoon salt, P cup vinegar.
 Remove coarse outside leaves o' cabbage and cut in half. Cut very fine. Let stand in cold water for ar hour. Dvain and dry between towels Put in a large mixing bowl, sprinkle with salt and sugar and bruise with a woodenpotato masher.
 Beat cream. sugar, salt and vinegar until very stiff, keeping very cold Mix well with cabbage and serve at once If the dressing stands long on the cabbage it will separate.
 Cabbage Salad.
 Two cups shredded cabbage, F cup shredded celery ? tablespoons minced onion, 1 teaspoon salt. l dessertspoon sugar, 4 tablespoons vinegar. 1 canned pimento
 Put cabbage in large mixing bowl and sprinkle with sugar. Bruise slightly. Add onion and celery and nlx we'll Sprinkle with salt Pour over vinegar and lift and mix with oil and mix in the same fashion. Arrange on salad plates ana gdrnlsn with strips of pimento
 Cabbage and Apple Salad
 One cup shredded cabbage. 1 cup diced tart apples, 1 teaspoon minced onion, teaspoons minced parsley, 2 tablespoons lemon juice, 1 dessert spoon powdered sugar. ? tablespoons oil. F teaspoon salt, IA teaspoon paprka.
 Rruise cabhage slightly with sugar. Add apples, onion and parsley. Sprinkle with salt and paprika. Mix in lemon juice and then oil. Serve on salad plates with cheese waters.
 Copyright, 1922. NEA Service)
New Britain herald., 1922-02-24

New York, Feb 24.-Hats have One sees, on q tour of the smart shops and smart avenues. scarcely a chapeau which doesn't wear a pom . pom, a huge fiat bow or q tasse at the side. Vastly swaeGer are these side effects
 This Idaire hat of black crepe edged with fine milan braid, ddres an exceeding sweep a the side and ac centuates if with feather ornament
New Britain herald., 1922-02-24

tender walt@ inside leaves are de licious with any vegetable salad and anS tart fruit salad with piain French dressing. And the cabbage itself makes more than one delicious salad
 Shredded cabbage.
 Two cups shredded cabbage, l tea spoon sugar, ]. teaspoon salt 1 S teaspoon pepper 2 tablespoons olive oil, tablespoons vinegar, paprika I'ut shredded cabbage in large mixing bowl Sprinkle with so,t and sugar and brulse slightly. Pour over vinegar and oil and lit with silver fork till the whole IS wpl mixed. Serve on salad plates with q liberal sprinkllng oi paprlka
 Col Saw Cno- hall medium sized head of cabbage, l teaspoon salt, 2 teaspoons Waal
 Dr,sains One cup sour cream,
New Britain herald., 1922-02-24

sniff. No doubt the apple was sour, anyhow" she muttered.
 The Muley Cow couldn't help hear ing what her two neighbors were say ing. And although she was d we'll hammered person and had a kindly disposition, she couldn't resist telling them that the apple was sweet and juicy.
 If you had had taste of it you would agree with me- said the Muley Cow.
 Copyright 1922 by The Metropolitan
 Newspaper Service).
 Fresh eggs, 45c doz. Russell Bros. -advt.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-24
H. C. BLYE DEAD

New York, Feb. 24.-Word was re ceived yesterday of the death at Mon ticello. N. Y, of Harry Clay Blye, for 45 years general agent of the trunk line association. He was widely known in railroad circles for more than half q century.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-24
National Enamelling
 Passes Dividend

New York. Feb. 24.--Directors of the National Enamelling and Stamp ing Co., yesterday passed the usual an nusl dividend of per cent. on the common stock.
 The regular quarterly dividends of i s4 per cent on the preferred stock was declared.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-24

ing just then. But anybody could see that they wished Johnnie Green would let them have a taste, too.
 she earned if" the big white COW told the little red COW, later. "She had 10 stand still al least three quar- ierS Of an hour while that boy was trying to milk her
 The little red COW gave a slight
New Britain herald., 1922-02-24
Appropriations to
 Be Completed Soon

Washington. Feb. 24,--Chairman Madden of the house appropriations committee after talking over the gen. eral situation as 10 the regular ap- propriaton bills with President Hard ing has said the house would finish the appropriations program by March 25.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-24

which quite touches the wears shoul- der. Tassels of silk and feathers which reach to the shoulder or ven- ture below, are quite the thing this season
 The black crepe de chine. which takes on some Of the characteristics of the tricorne, slants bunch Of cellophone grapes over one eye,
 The Reboux model. the inevitable tam, pulls it's entire crown over the right eve and then 10 rather balance the thing and escape too rakish air it firts an ostrich tip at the side.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-24
CASTORIA
 For Infants and Children
 In Use For Over 30 Years .,...':,. s,r.s: 's: .'.'' .' I2Zzzs<
MINARu's JazzAtoers, ELKs' FAIR

Al Mnard's Jazzatcers of Bridge port, conceded 10 be the most popu- lar concert and dance music aGgrc- gahon throughout the state, will be the attraction at the Elks' fair in Bardeck's hall this evening, This or chestra was booked for tonight at big premium, but tho committee in charge of the fair expects that the entertainment will he of such hlGh class that it will be worth the outlay
 The fair VIII continue tomorrow and Monday night, closing on the lat ter night with thn drawing of thu S4.0no in cash prizes
New Britain herald., 1922-02-24
CABBAGE LEAVES
Sister Mary Tells How to
 Use in Place of Lettuce

| ST this time oi year lettuce be comes more ci less of 2 problem to provide, Hea ( is high and hard to get, and lea lettuce is eVer higher and much scarcer If if is to be had without much waste.
 Try using cab ba Ge leaves. The
New Britain herald., 1922-02-24
written

at FoNs Monday m "The conquerinf Tower"
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16
Come Miles and Miles and Bring Your
Smiles and You'll Get Your Money
Back in Real Joy at Ell Zaribah Circus.

Consider the FAMOUS FLYING LAVAIIS This is posi-
lively the greatest double Trapeze act in the country being
B. r. Keith Headner and the select act of the Circus
profession that internationally known having worked for
the best Moving Picture producers in the country
Miss LaBELL LEVASSUER the Girl who keeps YOU guess
ing Banum Bailey STAR and will perform her aerial sur
pses The only single apeze act of its kind in the profession
And CLOWNS and CLOWNS: Never has FL Zarbah seen
SO many HONEST TO GOD CLOWNS who will perform for the
hddies and grown ups at this circus.
Iomatoe, Cucumber Lettuce" and Onions all Stars
from the great Ringing Brothers Big Top will spread Gigge
and YAW YAWS from the time the circus opens until It is
finished
MR. NORVIKOFF will be in charge of the clowns. He has
had corps of Local fun makers in rehearsal for several day
and will spring real circus stuff that will appeal to
Phoenixtes.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16

There will be revolving ladder Slack wire walking acts
and many OF the Famous Circus Acts the billings of which have
not been received at this time that equally good
already announced
GIRLS, Who said GIRLS? Read this carefully We will
have NIGHT IN HAWAII also oriental team who will
entertain with High Class Oriental Dancing that will
you back to the ORIENT.
There will be FOURTEEN GIRL REVUE, which will
interpret the Latest Popular Sentimental Song the
Day. Vaudeville Acts the very best that had Just Come
Well let you be the Judge
MUSIC: The Greatest Jazz Band in the country, every
member musician, and every musician individual
ainer and this is the world famous MORRISONS 1OPIECE
JAZZ BANDITS They have stopped the show every per-
oance they have played This feature alone worth
the price Of admission They the greatest COLORED EN-
TERTAINERS that have passed through the of
This endorsement has been given them every
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16
BALL ROOM
DANCING FREE

This show is worthy of the support of every member of this
organization and the committee is not leaving ntuned
which might criticism therefore have decided to open
up the entire Temple to the public for these four days the
arrangements OF which we will explain to you now.
The basement will be converted into the famous WOLF
WILLIE DAYS and the old time gambling devices will be dis
played and the real old time gamblers will deal the faeu games
with fake money which will be for the amusement of Young
and Old.
The main floor will be used exclusively the Circus proper
the large stage with extension the affords ample room
for the many acts which will be used in this productions and the
lower balcony will be used for attractive concessions which will
be for the entertainment of the public.
At 1890 the MAMMOTH MAIN FLOOR will be turned
into fashionable Ball Room and the ELABORATE GIRL
tain the multitudes with High Class sngng and dancing
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16
A Fashion Revue

A galaxy of beautiful girls will model
the most exclusive fashions in sports
wear and new Summer Frocks to be
found in all of. New York. SWitzer's
Style Shops New York office selected
each model as show-prize for this
Fashion Show and to illustrate in a
substantial way the rare style and
beauty of the enormous collection of
feminine apparel being shown this sea-
son. There will be shown the new
''TWinkle-tone' sports dresses with
capes to match as worn by the Dolly
Sisters of New York theatrical fame.
Several exclusive dresses Castle.
Crepe" to be shown were made espe-
cially for Irene Castle.
Many Of the other new spring Gre
ations will be shown in this review of
spring fashions.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16
This is What
Happens

The FAMOUS NORVIKOFF TROUPE. the
Greatest flying act the Circus profession offers one
Of the most daring, thrilling, flying trapeeze acts in
the world will entertain the audience at each per-
fomance. There is only one other act of its kind in
the world The Flying Nelson's" which are Barnum
& Bailey and Ringng Bros Stars and only last wear
there was member of each troupe killed while per
forming these daredevil stunts. No one can afford
to miss this wonderful act
No doubt you have all heard of the famous
DARSARLASE SISTERS who will entertain the
audience, with their IRON JAW act, hanging slls-
pended by their teeth revolving at high rate of
speed. The most spectacular act in the profession.