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Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-06-15
BAR MASKED GATHERINGS,

Los Angeles, June 1.-THE Los
Angeles city council today adopted
an ordinance forbidding public
gatherings of masked persons. The
ordinance was introduced follow.
ing disclosures Of alleged activities
of the Ku klux klan.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-06-15
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5 CHILDREN ARE BORN.

Monroe, La., Jun, 14.--Eive
children were born to Mrs.
willard Prestage, wife of a
farmer of the old Floyd neigh
borhood, sixty miles northeast
OF Monroe. according TO word
received here today. Five
years ago she became the
mother Of triplcts.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-06-15

LOCAL REPORT.
Conditions for the twenty four
hours ended at p. m. yesterday.
recorded by the university:
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-08

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-08
MAGIC COUGH DROPS.

The Green Wizard was 30 kind and
dld poo many nice things Tor everybody
that hc was very popular
This made Twelve Toes. the Sorccrer.
more angry and Jealous than ever. So
he called Light Fingers. the had little
fairs who worked Tor him. and gave
hImc % good talking tO.
You're not DOING your work half''
Er0wiDd Twelve Toes Whenever YOU
so, fhp Green Wizard DOING anyone "A
good turn you must stop .t WHAT'S
ne doing noW''
Please. ar' said iLght Fingers,
.hes masking some magic cough drops
'1r rhl Frog phil Frog wrote him q
letter and said be- ,ouldn sing any
pretty Tunes Is his voice was so hoarsc.
40 Do, cam say Is krrohug hunk aud
hes tired of DO, ho SAYS So the Green
W-ud .s making him some magic
cough drops s0 ne can sing like sky.
Irk or 1 nightingale. Nancy and Nlcg
ace waiting When the cough drops
atn finished off thoyU go 20 Ripple
tInDk with them.
HIM aId Twelve Toes THAT
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-08

won't do"
SO he went into his cave and returned
with q box.
Take this" he said 90 Light Fingers.
"and when the twins SIRE not locking.
exchange 10 Tor the boS u magic cough
drops
Everything came 90 pass just ~
Twelve Toes wished ana when Nancy
and Nick left the package az Phil Frog =
house. they never dreamed that IL was
not the one the Green Wizard had given
Them
Phil ate q Dot n the magic cough
drops and then opened his mouth 10
sing al the family gathered around
90 udmirc bis new accomplishment
lice haw hee haw. hcehaw went
PM. Tor The drops Twelve Toes sent
made him bray like mule.
Goodness. cried Phil In disgust.
I'm have 20 send word 20 the Green
Wizard 90 give mc hack my own voice.
It's quite sweet and musical beside this.
I've learned "a good lesson It's best 10
keep the gifts We have and b. satisfied.
rru BE- Continued
copyright 1929. NEA Servicel
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-08

Ia Collins wood 900 %, gets lost
in The dense forest near State Line
Wis. After q week. hunters lind
bim. both hand, and icct frozen.
Slight chance Tor recovery say
ihc doctors. One match stood be-
tween I'D Collins and death He
didn't have o.
In Chicago. Herman ku,ch
thought he was safe from death.
he drank hotil OF hard cider
fcll of the second floor back
porch and broke Docs neck They
bury him N bottle oi cider stood
between Herman and death ne
had H.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-08

this manner % escape. monsieur"
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fleets then br tllr, q another
question 90 the Envoy.
Monsieur" be- sall. "thore are
blood drops drippod from the point
looked down az the marble extend.
ue 90 the closed door 70 he library
beyond them. Il should BE- glad 20
snow how sou think thcy came
h,re'
"rhc explanation "a entirely
.'uI replied the Turkish Envoy
THE assassin went out ,n haste with
,he knife lu his hand. aud these
hIoulaops dr.ppod from the po.n,
. % o."
"Thlt would be pos .ble. mon.
a.eur replied Jonqucle. THAT
m.ght happen"
Tho Oriental stopped over a little
ana glanced along tho floor.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-08
STAMP OUT RADICALISM

General John ] Pcrishing IN his
recent addresses /, striking tho
cords of true Amcricanism when
he demands that steps be taken
10 stamp ont radicalism Enter
prises that tend 10 make our gov
eminent AN table were denounced
by him and they should be fought
by every one interested IN keeping
America the leading nation in the
world.
General pcrishiug was correct
when the called the hand OF Chic
ago people IN their cordial rcccp-
ton OF Eugene Y. Dcbs Socialist
leader, who made radical please
before several thousand people
there about two weeks ago Dcbs
had served a term On the Federal
pentitenIiary at Atlanta because
Of scdi,ious uttcranccs during the
war. He was pardoncd by Prcsi-
dent Harding and then continue,
TO show no appreciation for the
protection Of the American gov
eminent.
Emma Goldman and Alexander
Berkman went 60 RUSSIA. But we
have found out later that they
have learned 20 appreciate what
a wonderful nation America D..
William Haywood, another radi-
cal, has found out that Soviet
Russia is no America. Debs and
his followers should ice deportcd
20 Russia and never permitted 90
return 10 America. They should
become in reality men without a
country
In watcver nation 4 man lives,
he should show his respect TO the
government. Ii ne has decided 90
make his home here, he should
take out citizenship papcrs-it he
was born IN a foreign land-and
become naturalized. immigration
should stop 100 America until we
get foreigners here Nmericanizcd
A still more stringent immigra-
ton law viii give America time
90 Amcricanizc these foreigners
who are here enjoying our huspl-
tality. Then there VIII not be So
much radicailsm.
During the war we watched Tor
any statements OF pro-Gcrman-
ism. II is the duty OF people IN the
Panhandle country, where the
number OF American citizens
probably is greater than in any
other section OF the United State,
to watch for statements that don't
SAVIOR OF Amcricanism and 10 tell
Federal authorities.
No resident Of the Panhandle
should be condemned because he
was bonn IN a foreign land But
steps should be taken 10 put the
issue squarely TO them 20 becom,
American citizens. II they are not
in sympathy with the ideals OF
the people from whom they get
their sustenancc. then there
should be some way by which
ioyal Americans will know thi.
fact.
Get rid Of our native born radi.
Gals like Dcbs. stop immlgrauou
Tor short TINS. continue Oh,
campaign Of Amerioanization and
America will stamp out radicali'
SIN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-08

Dear Friend santa Claus.
Christmas Us almost here and there is
uh two of us. Buster end my little
brother and myself. and wc have several
to,a 80 We won't ask Tor very many
things. ] know there are many little
children that need things that We don't
We are very ROOD You can ask any.
one about us Buster o. sven years old.
he wants n wool suit made al together.
% cap with ear muffs an IL. and pair
e gloves .re ron train ard eHnn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-08

thing else nice u you cap spare them.
would like ueck.chain and locket. a
real farm wagon with seat and shafts
so we can work cur dog We won't hurt
her ] want ring Much love 90 YOU.
Please DOM forget fruit. candy and nuts
W win meet yUu Christmas. goodbye.
Your Friends.
Elois. Moreno Plemons
William Earl Piemons
$40 North Harrison street.
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KIedie. ~. rraeileal Gin,

Dear santa Cilu-.
VIII write yuu little letter % tell
you What ] want Cor CHRISTMAS want
10 nice ittic wool,n dress and a pair ot
shoes, fruits. nuts and osndy and NJ.
IT, brother wants sat- aud cap 10
match. and % pair OF sh,--s. fruit. nuts
and candy We will b. good little child.
rcn n you vii bring us these things. -
VIII close with i0fs - love % Sania
Claus
Naitln and Melvin Morrow.
7ni 4 Johnson Street
Amarillo Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-08
MEMBER or THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS
MEMBER or AUDIT BUREAU
or CALCULATIONS
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Any erroneous reflection upon tho
character. standing. or reputation II
any individual. firm concern or corpor.
alton. that may appear In the columns
~ The News. will be- gladly correoicd,
when called 10 the attention Of the "dl'
tor. II In not the intention ~ this news
PAPER 20 wtongfplly No" or iniurs any
individual. firm. concern or corporation
and corrections will be- made where wa
tanted as prominently as was th'
wrongfully published reference or ar.
tlcle.
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birthday Coming. Too

Dear santa claus.
VIII Do" six years Oh the day after
Christmas. ! avn q nice uttie boy. ! 81
tu sunday school Win you pleas, hr.ug
uo Iu a.t gun and toys ana games ui
.e,rfy kind 20 asc bring them ID its no.
asking tno mulch az you
Your Little boy.
". Losing.
i0j 4. South buchanan Street
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N'il1rrphS Of q
MJonquelleA
y MELVILLE DAVI6SON POST
O 1000 NEA Service Inc
NM TRIlNGILtR HILOTRESIS

down before the door until the mat
Or h0u'I uo settled
Monsieur is aAtl aaad?" bc said
Tie bros seen everything"
. have not quit seen every
thing replied Mon eur JonIleilo
t.s glance 'uv,linr 90 th slight
bulge Boo tho man u...Uuu-
v1.f'ro1t pocket. "but ! am oat.r,ly
satisfied"
'Tha evidences arc complete u0g
aI.ur" said TIE i.yo. smiling
.p.uhurp pisll liv a... iu uu
house. Late h.t NIGHT "a French
man called ON him. They v,,e u
'ho room yuudCr to. 't0r Tho
windows were open, u..H.H a'
shutters were clio VDs.1s
ing on the street bean '.r ta.r..
distinctly voice of French
man. monsieur ana ..e voice OF
D1uburs la.Ul is F r1' '.IH
"JnfortnmtIy. 900 .r. ve ,Ha
not deny H. II u.s. precisely tu
truth
"Ard 2, enuu' bc denied tl.'
DerHlIrg rHsl1 a daI lie W..
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Don't forget had and Mama

Dear santa
Christmas Is almost here again and
I am writing you q letter for my two ~.
To- brothers aud myself orville wants
two pair q Muusng union suits. sire
and a French harp. clyde wants a
French harp and please bring them
little coaster wagon together. I want
ra,r II brown Kid lace shoes. size 10.
q Iuir &c brown hose, sac . and bottle
of perfume. Please bring some fruit.
candy ana nuts and don; forget Daddy
and Mother and Cranddadly and Grand
mother.
With lots Of love.
'Iauita. Orville and
Clyds Eigdon
1906 rutIlH. street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-08

Dear santa Claus: I wish you would
bring me q pair ~ boots size .. and q
mir 90 muose skin pants I am lively
years uld aud / would le very much
nhiigcd II yuu would bring them My
father hasn't amy money ot work eitu-
.t. Goodbye
Yours truly
a. ". Morrow.
-Nf A Johnson street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-08
GAMBLE

What stands hciwrrr vor -~'
deathi Il may br mali "un
portant" thing instead I'd 90.
calamity. The proof.
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Letters To Dear
Santa Claus
Mhat Mainrle Mani,

Dear ~iNIhs
J want 1 DON buggy. a SGT q dishes
and DOH trunk
MliOrio Chsnoweth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-08

have been packed into Dol
clothing as though under o.
pressure. There was the vague note
q victory in his voice.
Monsieur" ho said. mo deal
Frourlman has over been valued 600
us 40 I,.s than n0y thousand francs
lie may have been 70 worthless v,u-
dor ot roast oH.rnlts before tae
Madeleine, hut i hc died iu STAN.
iull he was sunigntuwuy worth
nuy Thousand francs. You win oh.
serve. monsieur uat your govern.
mcut las already hSod the price for
murder"
Tho Project Of Police looked
across lf. lons empty room at the
closed door
"Bu was This dead man a citizen
OF The Turkish Eup0re7 We seem
70 have memory o, him."
The Oriental smiled
"Cltiz,us." he said. ARE OF two
cha s,s-your Foreign Onicc has laid
Il down--the citizen which Is born.
ana the citizen which Is acquired
Bach az. valued 10 us at lcnst nf,y
thousand francs. as your schedule iu
u.e indemu.tlos 90 the sublime Porte
SO clearly SGT q out Dcrnhurg
rasha was acquired, monsieur. But
h. is dead And ihe indemnity for
him. as you have SO admirably es'nb
llshed q. IL not subject 20 dls
count. . You came from ths
Fo-eign Office. monsieur"
The Project of Police bowed u,
pat his hand into the pocket of hts
coat as with casual gesture. bis
fingers CLOSING over uu article that
lay concealed there.
The Envoy went on.
a found TIE Minister pcliauv Of
an uu,aiuns courtesy. % 90 subject
90 our empire has been murdered iH
Paris an aJ.lua', indemnity would
b. paid
The Scene 40 The Foreign Oflcc
when hr had been called bon hcfor,
th, Minister came up for an instant
90 Monsieur Ionquclie. The tall
elegant old man had been profoundly
annoyed THIS murder came 40 a
vcxaious moment az precisely the
moment when The Foreign Office was
pressing Cor the indemnity an th,
French subjects slain nv STEAMBOAT
Tho very argument had been an
fortunate. STEAMBOAT must be mna'
safe. and here was Paris unaHfv
Here was Deruhurg pash1 dead Dol
the Faubourr ST. Gcrmuin.
Monsieur Jonpuclle had made ur
reply q the Minister lie had come
down % the house In the Faubuurt
81. German 90 Paris; be had gon'
over a.. hc l1i examined every
thing. hut he lad made no com
mcnt. Either De- had arrived af ul
conclusion. OF else Dee had Il hIs'
knowledge Of the affair. couple,
with some deluite plan.
II was an old house. rlinti.uu.
IN its essentials a departed cirrsn,
The floor ~ the duawing room 49,
Of alternate blocks ~ white l..
black marble. hid down hko e ci.s.
board. There wis s door az oHa 600.
leading into small walled -irl,n
on the other side ~ thC driWI.s
room. directly Opposite. thpfc vt
another door 90 precisely thc stra
character i,ad'us into e s1it OF
ihrary-the room n which nrrr
burg had hocn found iu thc mowm1
dead on the floor
To the lsHfn ci goo TufN % Co.'s
ernment H g He UI.s assl.,t.l .liiUf
had the 40, M e Diplomatic
flavor llc haI gone al once 90 "a.
Foreign OHee with l.s dDma al foI
en- indemnity. and then DE- hal corn,
here into mis- drawing room and al
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-08
The Amarillo To,Un Gossip

"niN wa. y.m. rnH BACK Of his head
AN" "'' "."' "H haly.
SHOULD NOT
TAKE a
~ rms ,.'' ALL NICELY blocked
IN lliE mouse
BECAUSE riiEi :n AND minute.
IT WOULD .a's ne p'ra JUST putting
AND took the advice. Ur oN MS HEAD
not, laid AND TAKING it or
BUT III q Jack burgess look.
THEY'VE COT .',.s LIKE SOMETHING tho dog
JUST TWO y.ar. oa REFUSED to cat
WHO RUNS around AND ANYWAY
GRABBING HATS. lam worried.
AND PUTTING mcm the habit.
AND SAYING things WILL MAKE nj. BALD
ONLY ms mother up
CAN UNDERSTAND AND suppose.
AND uE aon'i ;ar: WHEN oRotEii Gaom
WHOSE HAT 49, AND FORD in.ninrurs
IrsT as Ions. AID JOHN on,n
AS 1T saint WE'RE LITTLE lad.
AND HE don, .r LIKE THE two year old
HOW tits THEY WENT around
AND SOMETIMES GETTING our q shape,
IT'LL he down. THEIR p,DDms hat.
OVER HIS eyes AND THEIR m:,n.r. too
or Cooked @.a AND suppose
on ONE ear THAT'S rHrr.s.
hack THEY ARE lad today
AND RESTING oN THANK you.
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HIDDEN

Daily YOU pas, hundreds Of
strange face, Behind those facial
masks. thinking OF some sort i-
going ON constantly What should
Won give 90 De able o. read their
thoughts, Would YOU want your
own read
Sometimes. IN q flash, you learn
what rs .tcWing inside one ndi-
yiduaI head s., ipr instance, this
classified IA m the agony col.
umn" oi oudou Iimr. \ moth
or of Daughter THANKS every
MOTHER who CAV. or Tent a
son 10 England, rgll 90 lylS'
With that "oii her chest shes
probably more peaceful mentally.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-08

Hitting ,hc ground much cas-
Ter than hitting pui. bali because
the ground d, $50 much larger.
Football back, are very forward
Young mcu, b you care Tor such
things.
pcrhap, FAT men make the best
statesmen because they have the
bulge ON the slender ,Jlcsmcn"
What, ,u q name, Maine Nat
ional Guard calvary has a MAJOR
Gallup
Russia D., making autos When
people begin Co get on then feet
they want 90 get OF their icct
Mcxlca IS making faces at us
because We haven't noticed her
4 baby born iu New York was
five ,cct tall Ii wa, O. giraffe.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-08

ioi A. johnson street.
Paragould soliphone., 1922-10-11
Harding Agreeable To Cabinet Speechmaking; Won't Stump" Himself
By GEORGE R. HOLMES, +;o,o1 Nou,, Coryicp Sta

By GEORGE R. HOLMES, International News Service Staff
 Correspondent
 Grimsby England, Oct. 10.- President Harding is no, taking much personal part in the cam paign, members of his cabinet are 'digging in" all over the country with speeches to aid the return of a Republican Congress in November.
 Much of the aid being given can didates by Cabinet officers is of personal rather than political na- ture; at least the political angle is secondary.
 Secretary of War John w. Weeks is much in demand for political The big, amiablc Secretary was in the Senate for six years before becoming mem Der of MT Harding's official family, and his old friends there are quick to call upon him when they need help.
Paragould soliphone., 1922-10-11
MAN AND CHILD KILLED AND 4 WOMAN DANGEROUSLY HURT
 INATRACEDY AT JONESB0RO
Adam ScsuItz and Son of Mrs. Geiger Killed Outright Geiger is Shot Four Times Husband of Woman Is Under Ar
 rest-Autornatic Pistol Used.
(Frdm Monday,s- pailyD

Jonesboro was the scene of a double tragedy Sat urday midnight when Adam Schultz aged 28, and Everly Collins the four-year-old of Mrs Geiger instantly killed Mrs Geger shot four times and her recovery is doubtful. Schultz shot five times and two bullets penetrated the body of the Collins youth. John Geiger, husband of the wounded woman, was arrested and is being held without bond by the coroner's jury.
 The of the tragedy is unknown, though it Is believed that jealousy at the bottom of it. Mrs Geiger the wounded woman, had been separated from her husband, John Cseger for several months. Adam Schultz the killed had been roorlng at he womans home. He was employed mechanic at the Jonesboro basket factory
 The scene of the tragedy was in the Berger addi tion near the old fair grounds. Those who visited the scrbed it being of the boodiest they had ever witnessed.
 Ii is said thas at midnight Saturday night Mrs. Gei ger administering medical member of the family and that Schultz and the four year old ofsMts Geger were the ygish her at the time oEtbe deed It is said she entered the and, v:kIaout warning, opened fire with automatic pistol sd shot the three the foor evidently believing them 10 be dead. Mrs Geiger revived and gave the alarm.
 It is said the who did the shooting jumped through window and made his escape before the arrival of neghbors officers.
 The family involved in the tragedy is said to be very poor.
 John Geiger she man suspiconed of the deed, has been residing the home of his mother distance from the of the tragedy He enphatcally denies possessing any knowledge of who committed the crime.
 A long distance telephone message to The Daily Press four o'clock this afternoon said other arrests had been made as a result of the tragedy
Paragould soliphone., 1922-10-11
25 Gallons Booze
 Poured Into Sewer

Twenty-Five gallons of confiscated Whiskey was poured into the sewer in front of the police station by police Judge Wilson and Chief Of Police Craig this morning at 9:3O.
 A stranger from Hepanto, who drew a S5 fine in court this morn ing on drunkenness charge, having been arrested by Night policemen, helped the judge and chief pour out the booze He told the officers that he was swearing off and was glad to help destroy whiskey - Evening Sun, 77th.
Paragould soliphone., 1922-10-11

In his memoirs, ex-Emperor Will liam doesn't attempt to conceal whe he thinks is the greatest man of al. times.
Paragould soliphone., 1922-10-11
HAYES CHARGED WITH MURDER OF REV. EDWARD HALL,
 WEALTHY PASTOR, NEW JERSEY

be held as a witness.
 The arrest of Hayes and Schneider came after an all night grilling of the pair who are chums.
 Schneider and Pearl Banner, a girl over whom Hayes is al- legged to have been jealous, re- ported the finding of the bodies to the police.
 Schneider is said to have in- formed the prosecutors that Hayes fired at two dark fig ures under tree, in a jealous rage, believing they were his sweetheart and an illicit lover.
 Young Hayes vehemently de- nies having committed the mur- der.
Paragould soliphone., 1922-10-11
To Stop Q Cough Quick a

take HAYES HEALING HONEY, 2 cough medicine which stops the cough by heaiin, the inflamed and irritated tissues,
 A box of GROVES O-PEN-TRATE SALVE for Chest Colds. Head Colds and Group is enclosed with every bottle Of HAYES HEALING HONEY. The salve should be rubbed on the chest and throat of children suffering from Cold or Group.
 The healing effect of Hayes Healing Honey in- side the throat combined with the healing effect o Groves O-Pen-Tr lte Salve through the pores 0, the skin soon stops cough.
 Both remedies nre packed in one carton ane the cnsf of the combined treatment is 35c.
 Just ask your druggist for HAYES hEAiitNG tsl.TEY.
Paragould soliphone., 1922-10-11
Elmer Hicklin is
 In St. Louis Hospital

Mrs. Elmer Hicklin and brother. Harry Hooper, spent Sunday in Card well. Mrs. Hicklin and baby are visiting Mrs. Hicklin's parents, MT. and Mrs. A. B. Hooper in this city during the time MT. Hieklin is at a
 hospital in St Louis. Mr. FIicflin underwent an operation in that city several days ago for foot trouble. During the World war he was shot in the foot, the results of which had caused him trouble. It was dis covered that a broken piece of bone from the gunshot wounds was the cause of his trouble. He will be in the hospital two weeks. il is said
Paragould soliphone., 1922-10-11
harsh proceeding.

The National Woman's party, a thorn in the side of many a poli- tician, is nothing if not thorough.
 In obtaining title few days ago to it's new national home, the wo- mems party formally and legally agreed to have no men around the place in any official or salary-re- ceiving capacity and that everyone from the chairman to the furnace tender, must be of the sometimes gentle sex.