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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-10-18
COTTON EXCHANGES
OBJECT OF STUDY
Southern Senators Propose to Inyesti-
gate. Overlooked Chance.

Southern Senators Propose to InyeSti-
gate. Overlooked Chance.
Washington, Oct. l4.-Senators Of
day will at the beginning of April ses-
sion undertake an intensive study of
the effect Of cotton exchanges in the
regulation OF the price OF cotton. Sem
published the fact that he and Sena-
tor r.. D. Smith of South Carolina
could take the lead in the undertaking.
Senator Helm has on more than one
occasion advocated the cutting off OF
the heads" OF the exchanges.
Procedure against the cotton ex-
changes has consisted in the main in
public criticism and following the new
to flourish at the expense Of the cot
ton producers. 1t is confidently be-
lieved Southern senator's have suffered
the practical defeat of every drastic
move against the cotton exchanges at
tempted during the past several years.
At the present time, there pends in
the senate measure introduced by
Senator N B. Dial, Of South Carolina,
which, 1t Is contended, would give
purchasers an equal break with op-
orators and confer Infinite boons on
the men who grow cotton. TIE meas
ure was adversely rcpo led by the
or fo mil, ~.. 10
which Senator Of South Carolina. Tef-
lin of Alal ANA, Harris of Misslasippi,
Ransdell Of Louisiana and CaraWay
OF Arkansas are members. These
Southern senators permitted the only
one OF their number who, in this par
ticllar case. defendB The cotton ex-
changes to write the adverse report.
Senator Ransdell is o:ep in his de-
tense of the exchanges which operate
In his home city, New Orleans, and
his adverse report Is identical with
the report which exchanges would
have made had they had the opportun-
ity. No one OF the senators who con
stantly speculated on the defenseless
farmer and the Outrageous gamblers
of Wall street" attempted to defend
the Dial measure. No one of them Of
fered to improve 1t by amendment, de-
spite the fact that 1t was common
knowledge that the lobbyists of the
exchanges were expending their ev-
cry energyEto encompass It's defeat
The Dial proposition from similar
proposition offered9by a former sena-
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-10-18


Illinois branch of the party. Prapara-
tions will be made for representation
OF Illinois, as we'll as all other states,
at a national conference to be held at
Washington November II and 10 to
frame legislative program.
Illinois was selected as the objec-
tive of the first mission by national
headquarters, because 1T was believ-
ed that Illinois was III a position to
affect the entire west and midwest"
according to Miss Pollitzer
Constitutional amendments which
the organization is seeking to have
passed by all states to guarantee
equal political, civil and legal rights
for women in each case will contain
this clause, according to Miss Pollit-
ger: This act will not affect laws
regulating the affairs of women in in
dustry.' This clause was pointed out
because the effect Of the legislation
proposed by the party upon legisla-
ton designed to safeguard women in
industry has been questioned.
Miss Pollitzer said that the supreme
court Of the United States has repeat
edly sustained special welfare legis-
lation for women even when it was
argued that such legislation was in
direct violation Of the fourteenth
stitution.
The legal Discrimination" which
the party is assailins; has its roots in
the old common law under which a
"Femme couverte,' or covered wo
man." whose rights were vested in her
husband, while he lived. Miss Pullit-
zer stated Though the effect of this
been modified in some states by more
modern legisla it survives to a
verying degree" she added.
."'In some states man can dispose
Miss Pollitzcr Laws often give a
woman's earnings to her husband, al
low him to collect damages for her
injuries, and give him the earnings,
control and custody Of their child.
The woman's party is organizing to
fight this condition by changing spe-
cific laws and by changing tradition"
The party has organized % profes
sional councils, including home
makers council Mrs. Minnie Mad
dern Fiskc and Miss Mary Shaw head
the theatrical council; Miss Zona
Gale, Of Portage Wis, the novelist,
heads the writer's council; Dr.. Mary
O'Malley, clinical director Of ST.
Elzabeth's hospital, Washington, the
physicians council, and Miss Emma
Gillett, dean Of the Washington Col
lege Of Law, Washington, the law
ycrs council. Fourteen women law
yers are compiling all state laws in
the interest Of the woman's party.
Miss PollitZer said, to ascertain the
legal status Of women in all the
states.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-10-18

tor, Conner of Alabama. The Conner
bill was put through the senate with
scarcely dissenting vote, but did not
weather opposition in the house. SEN
ator Conner admits that his measure,
although successful in the senate, did
not have the enthusiastic support of
certain Southerners, who are ever
ready with speech to defend the form
er and assail the exchange.
1t is not known just what form the
investigation Of the exchanges to be
undertaken in another session will as
sumo. If the result develops into leg
islation having for its object the free
ing of the producer from the influence
of the gambler, Senator Dial will sup
port it. He has made 1t plain that he
has no pride Of authorship and will
not display jealousy over the achieve
ment of any other senator. at that.
the exchanges are understood to be
little distressed at the new threat.
The State.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-10-18
CHARLESTON GIRI.
FIRES "BIG" GUN

VIII Sweep Away All Forms OF Dis
elimination Against Women.
Chicago, Oct. 14.-To fire the first
gun in the midwestern sector in a
campaign "to sweep away all forms of
discrimination against women" Miss
Anita Pollitzer, Of Charleston, S. c.,
secretary Of the reorganized national
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-10-18

Art Mirrored i'm Fashion
his announcement tells Of the newest and highest
achievement in style garments for women in excep-
hon or the art Of dress ezemp6ed in our ready-to-
department.
Collections presenting the modes for autumn and
winter IN all the seasons richness and beauty.
The New Printzess Coats
different can be-
he rich materials Of Glorianna Fashona, Mariana
and Normandy trimmed with the richest furs and
lined with the best grade IF silks
The New Frocks
Including Creations from COED and Betty Wales
An enticing array Of frocks exploiting new style,
themes and luxurious fabrics. Smart and serviceabe
tailored rocSs Of Tncotine and Poet Twill art;st;cax,
trimmed with novelty braics.
Our apparel is Of the highest standard combining
premier workmanship with materials Of the utmost excel
lence
splendid collection Of dresses in extra sizes for the
stout
Charming models in Tuxedo Pure dved hl fsb;nd Il
and Slpover Sweaters The Silk Hosiery black ,,o1.r anl
coors cuffs and collars 5000
~'o Outside Hosiery in silk and
58in, alwool Botany French isle
Serge, black and navy, Leather Bed Room Slippers
5000 Der Yd Special value
sn;h Auo..x1 $2.75
black and Champagne Collar and Cuff Sets in va
50 SO rous fabrics and styles.
~ ~ Ciossard Corses
''a1o % 90 - ,s's GO -1.' no 5000 TO $3.50
Ciossard Brassees
Malnson's Thisdvv.y .yd $500 Buueick Patterns
HATS OF RARE CHARM
Never have offered such appealing Mllnervnaye, ,sL
complete seecion~each hat rejecting Partisan modes
The who price limit her new millinery vi, u
than pleased when she the assortment and
fonal values in howng hat for every type woman and
style tor In Black and all the newest shades
OF brown sand toast Copenhagen, royal grey and purple
Miss Maiee Griffin in charge Of the department and will
. welcome both old friends sandn new. '
ADAlR- S SUJME,REL.. Inc.
The Ladies' Store
CLINTON -@ St c
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-10-18

True.
1t takes a mighty smart man to be
Rs smart as he thinks himself to be
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-17
r0G DELAYS TWINS RACE BACH
10 FAIRlI AND

Tho Green Wizard kuo,kcd three
times ca tho blk chimney where The
Sweep lived. auI the Sweep stuck out
hlt head AZ ono,
How. now h. cried What can
81, fur yuu good sir;'
40 have bucket or ashes and q can
nf ,uo' if ycg ulcsy.' said the Green
Wizard Nancy and Sick are stuck boz
4 ditch bcsid, the roId-urd cams get
rut.
"At you shall h'y, i' and soon said
.Ar Sweep. and disappeared instantly.
be returned boz uo Time az lll aud
Hud,d the Green Wizard the ashes
and Dee spot.
BACK went the Wizard over IA" tree.
tops io the place vh,rc the Twins were
waiting and De- sprIuklcd tua ashes and
SCOT right iu front of 'he wheels uf The
magic ear
Now then said hc. "turn fhr knob
o thr whhngig aud say Your charm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-17
THE NEWS AND
Mr.. PEDDY

When Mr. l.crgu spoke m
amarillo several month, ago. thc
News was cuucllcd fer the way
i, reported Dol, speech lhc New
was simply reporting his speech
as j; wa gi,cu and was not CIV
mu assent 90 Nh Fcrguson's
views
Toda, the speech I'd Mr. rcddy
Is reported M detail lhr New
IS "a supporter ui Mr. Maylcld
and has not changed u political
faith. II Is very easy To- make
statements 900 q public gathering
which 60 uuchallcugcd and II IS
probable that Mr. Mayiicld has
as good argument, o. hs credit
a his opponent.
In the opinion OF the News the
name oi Mr. pcddv should So on
The ticket that he may know def
ini,clv that the state ~ IcNa, IS
still Democratic aud viii elect q
Democratic senator from the
Democratic party 90 the regular
Democratic way
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-17

ri, d,ars
So NiuD} said
"Marrr auto. hurry on
There's 900 moro mud, no please
b,pus
INSTANTLY the little car chuSrcd out
~ ht, gutter and ratified down the rosd
toward rmryhnd liko a young pony
with Boz, head turned toward the stable
when Do, knows RS meal time.
In about 80 minutes. without doubt
thov would hJy, arrived At the Fair
Queens Palace ana all would ha,o been
we'll llt something happened.
s d,usr fox began TO settle over
over, thine. u wax n othlck and smoky
tas, the Twins couldn't 49, through the
Windshield
Nirk turned the knob on The whirll'
rig again and Tive magic automobile
stopped
we NIGH, take the wrong road, no
.sg.d $50 we'd lct,cr stay here"
10 he Continued
Copyright. 1892 MA Service
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-17
pOBEpT W CIlAMDEpS


b -Nl.-, ilc beu - vs lH.o' 40
Ivi. pu'i.raf uN.. tioor
.fri ur'W .r E.ta'i
Oh. 1850 nr- ana '.e. le tr
f.D..,. 2tp n'. ue trousers
no 't
1885,, sofia 'u, Ur.e y"'
slv jake. he 5000 wiu %. u'
5000 e uong tuu'H nt,rt what a.ut
f~.. HH sr3rE.
lIoor. chewing Un bis rH1 turned
- aI,r..i - ha 1hcn De- sIHt,
- nI ra.
.lf 500 gHt 'Hv spfrf - q CHIP
--G.s ,ol ,nI unl .I.c o. pa.. 1,
'f''' jUrro pa'r,' J ''i fol i =
|shuusuultoI -mot,t il .t
lion million do,ars. hke.F,"
k'curs tr-rrI fi..rc, continued
y rtsr,ff .cktd H's-dry rp lts
ifIre ',v on his luec~ Almost up
op',alr DO flcro %. moved 30
arl.- fr1-e suH hNHu % .u. tn,r.
tn .udu., .ull o.l,.s. continued iH
,i-e Oh. iugsf.e '.aH,l N'oH1
1fl"
'Ny. shG, ,oar u.l" rr.r''-l
.k'Hna I.sa1.ufuW "I'l a.a' WIS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-17
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN
YEAR BOOK FOR 1922
READY

The Democratic National Come
mi,tcc has issued rs yea. book
FOR Iq22. This book Is filled with
I2S page, ui material about the
campaign 10 any voter ,au read
these ~ page, u mi,u'c hy the
Republicans auI nu' cun-cicu
ncuslV br ahl, tu support the
Dcmocrtic uckc, tu, CAN Dos
sense OF rca>oTne aa5 Justice
must be- dwaricd
Incompetence and failure size
up the accomplishment ol The
Republican cDngrre, during the
past -four yyar, tpugrc.> rcicv-
rd the iucomc tIN ON hlg 'aNpav-
CO, and abllni 200 900 mal. pro
ducing rpUpraiW, tuporat-
n,u, doing hu,rnc,, abroad were
rclNcd OF pnc third of q billion
dollar, r '..r AHo'n people
are relieved 81. ne laIi ID billion
dollar, 90 ,axr, and scarcely any
thing ua, done for the rank and
sic.
The Ioralhc, Mcl wmbcr tariff
hill l bccu considered the
greatest legislative 'rcak zoo IL
,alrs IL uili mcau thc urdoiug
ui ,hc Republican party this No
ycnhcr Large member oi Dem
,craiic cHu,.ilatcs VIII defeat Re
publican congressman ihi, lall,
and there D, ever, reason to be
hrvc ihc Democrats Will gam sew
cral seats in the senate That
bill added only one billion 10 our
annual clothing bill.
Much OF IN, beneficial i,gsla-
;ion was supported by the Demo
rrat, and iu iac' the fright was
lcd Dr. toe Democrat. For in
stance. senator Sheppard lrd the
Sight for ihc maternity blll The
budget fam Joan. good roads.
gram future, agricultural loan
and oihcr rcmcdicsl legislation
were hacked hy tire Dcnincrai-
Even SECRETARY 81 War Week,
sad q ica months ago that cur
legislative branch ui National
government was never "a a lower
coo than q I. to-day. Representa-
live Juliu. Kahn said the mental
rake up was never lower than j,
y today leading Republicans ir
many sections are conaplri s -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-17
Panhandle News

tthi and gay" the Texas Highway as.
.atoU a go0d strong cndorsorhrnt.
.gt Signed up Tor ~ ~ral mcnb shlpss
C-'Wlii'rs were appointed to -ot UP
~ memberships Tor pamp. \. 81.
''r'tr. president protein. c u.
i''os',r S'-'r'isrf treasurer. prs,ldu,.
g. Oh" n''t.ug several other matters,
0. imi artIuoc v,rc discussed. such as
b." rIpion Mcdonnell vel which b,,.v
orr .'rh a strong nov ~ m,S, mud. wat.
1Hd shnlr I'm" hole showed 10 mil.
ban feet with $50 pounds ~ rock prs.
e-'c. which indicates gOoa wcll.
l'3r'e Jr" selling last both az f1mrs
ara Nh.'odc"r pamps viii b., cQual 20
't' tn'h a- thew are we'll equipped With
s,UI hulri. 'rd rnfnc houses
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-17

t""finl i1 Tire Ness
lLuNpNpN co.. o. r,r ,,rHr,s
@. EW,r W7o uctarr,d 'll ua iurl,q
u the distu.c, court her, h,. week
lt' hur, accepted Tho sentences. l.. T..
Gang. forgery. tvv Years. f7oyd War
a.. horse theft. two wears and nina
.'nihs ilpvd Stevens. mr.., two
r,ar, NmH Mn.r selling mtuNNi,ai.
r uuum y,I lad s,1 munths. vr
.ulru. llu,r Ellington juvenile
'h'f vHe si,,n a term BOZ thu Indus
r.a Nrhuul tor JuN,nIlcs az GJ'csyill,
.Wu Indictments were returned h thu
GRAND iurt fau Ice WIS indicted Tor
'sau aud s. y rHmhp,ou tor murder
'iH latter H1s rri'Isei under e. ou1
ID .rs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-17
Two Men severely Burned

CLAYTON o,i 10 tT D. Butler ana
~ = Hunter ar,,e suffering from sc.
r,rc burns supposed Eco h,N" been ra
viewed from DO, frr which partly d's.
Tovcd the home o' Tine furm,. lst
week The c,u-, OF th' ur. Be- % nrs.
''rg .e IN, muH1 .u which thr u,U
were burned ON account oi suspicious
otldru0". m investigator s lr.Hg con.
jsct,d hN ib, district ui'uru,. , tUic,.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-17
10 ON Win ibe S'cry
Episode Fire ~
Drowned valley E1
tUNrrEI, I

ra'ffr r5r. ....a ns,. shallow.
.., ,,..,Isr,f ,al n, barred
,.-.,,.. .t...nr u.-yprn
r.,, ,.--.3 c,,l a -ogv hus before
-.t. ,,..,r ,., rs..rb runner I'D
.,., -.. b..
'''''
I'soN H'' valley
To rtfr rr. D milo t.uau, from
... ... ,..,.-.- de. ,, la, ,,e,
$3.50. -.
H"s.'t roo n'ah'h ''lef 1ii..
sud. Or. pIng Li,mmsrrd here suI
.r... ...... ~ ar....r .-I.......t..
'.' ''.' '' '"..' MOO p
tnar through INC cs8st
.t-. ...... ..Ie.rr s'-- ,5 trg
........-..
Tow 'v7-f coward boo
~ ira ass nr..HHa
.. ... .... ,....., d..
r or SINK N''''
% movements end pl.hs were
''.' t'i ''' "' -'1"'" '''
''1 or ''' '.'"oi' '..'.e ass
No. O. possess q Al. ol j. r.
tle'i $40 tIr more cunning
ii' looked a. 80 l1rS - < Coon :
massive l~ld. 'ac sHn' Fo1f N'ow
fani ssaa .ai2 f,lkncah. De
th1utb'. ss'rfrirg
one sHo' rom heh.rd-aus 'v.a,y
frrl-.rl f1larf- = 3. proved =
bsiI,- f.ai uc ,orter'. q. tao
,.,... r.. .. p.i,t4-.., l-.tery
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-17

Any erroneous Reflection uIon the
character, standing. of reputation ~
INV individual. nTm. cohcern or cor
poratlun. that may appear IN tho col
umus o. Tho News. VIII be- gladly cor
rected. whom called TO th- attention 81
tho editor. II Is not tho intention Of
this newspaper 10 wT0ngf1lly use OF
lnjure any individual. firm, concern of
corporation. and oirrccuons VII be
made where warranted az prominently
~ wus tho wrongtIlly published refer
once or article.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-17
Hereford Hog Wins Ribbon.

ilil;Etol;p Ort 90 son sliian
iraa' hro. I,rs'y boir holougiug o.
+. " Harrison Of Hereford. won So
'rc rizr 90 Tho Dallas Fair This do.
80 ., 90" liy' ihlt ihc animal htd bo,n
Il tho r'ns" fur many DAYS ana lu
''ansii NEST of fh' tu, from ,ariois
&" = where Oh, has uron exhibited Ore
srtiiy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-17
Roswell tin Burn,

BOSWELL o.I lt ITO. coffin su
here was practically d'lrDpcI Ly uur
as week.. N,V machinery V,s ordered
H0m'dat'b hN we um Dallas aud IL
s expected chat lhr SIN WH hr ready
Cor or1i'm again IboI, November To-
Another fire occurred tuc sumo ,uy.
destroyed barn ful' 90 r,yd h,'.ns n.
,u L. u Wilkins.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-17
Hold w Carnival Wan
! - IL l. IL -.

CLAYTON O.t lG Maptger ifolt.
kuup ,t 90, Uo,,kamp carnival whlch
showed here last week vas held UP BY
thr'c lou1, N'Vian you,hS while on his
woN from Ola" carnival grounds TO his
ear With The assistance - HE res,o
u.usir" uuup and others the Youth.
were captured and are NOW brhlnd the
'.lrg
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-17
Oiiun tin EurnS.

fl-NiNNli'W. o.. l5 Tho gin At
i.r"r,burg boz the southeast par, of
i'alc county WAS totally dostroysl by
IRE last week. There was no lnsnr-
anc". Do j, said This will work hard.
',.l ou the cotton farmers n TINT com.
nuin.N ~ the season ~ n, Ito height
.nu thc cotton wan have to be- hauled
60 uD'ghboriug towns for ginning.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-17
! uhbork lllr lr,r Mail nrII,,r,.

~ Eip'k ust ls Fr,s mail j,
ffrrv D. .o l1ys d, the slogan a,iopt
Cd. here lv th, Junior Chamber of
Commerce. The I'os' offic. department
- promised iho serslcs So, as @son
ts certain .devalks alloy ART street
crossing are rrr iu. D. o. pointed out
t'..i iuha.'. ha aol~ mn,- of s,,l,.
walks thfu ,ne at,rasc tUVn of o.,
rg fii-au hfi ou account 81 thf rather
ativred inshl'r.. section ios MOI
n.'e enough 70 ~'mrg with .orern.
r,"i REIMBURSEMENT.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-17
sweet Potato Season on
- g.. - A..

POKTALES. Orl I5 Tbo sweet 900.
.to harvest Is Veil under way aud m
@ few weeks 10 ie thought that every
available storage space VIII bc filled
l'le ut th" Ho,,l uf canning factory
ncr' b. common ne the season advances
Ind .t bcuWes lrparyu' That thUu-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-17
Honor frllou Townsman.
Spccial 10 The News

PLhNNlEW. Oct lG.-E,cry bus,
t~ HOUSE, m town closcd for ono half
.''f last Thursday here. for tha funM
q. trrv.r"- 81 frsl Williams. local bust.
-es4 uan who hsul died after hriot
Jn,s Th' bod, was shlpl-d 10 Frt
slHth. Ark. Tor burial.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-17
New l;uSlncSS building
.t.f g.. II. N.aga

UNDERGRADUATES OCT " work
has started ou new rlra proof business
building by Nh, Nrlssrrl. on North
Fruth street The structure vii ba. tNo
stories and provide spacr tor two
ground floor stores with oflicr snoS
bon On, s",uud floor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-17
Numcn Endorgc Consolidate
gfug,rtai g.. Ia. Nrv.

\ large assembly % women bcrr. al.
fsr harnF au address hy Mrs Nc.
MILAN 0l Trnnrs,ce, UNANIMOUSLY en-.
dars,d thu candidacy OF lohn MoyroN
Democratic candidate Tor congress Mr.
Mari" VI laldy pre- d,d az the meet
uE.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-17
To Build Cotton tin


fAlNELL. u, 20 ~ COTTON gin
promised here within thc noN. sixty
iaNs. u Is b'ng financed hy tUr syudi.
. g." which has barge holdmss hcfu
ar' Wit %" C. loon Co FARMERS .n ihc
t'a.e. lmWcu country Large acreage
h ,,po ted to b" planted most ear.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-17
Railruld Man Dir>


TuCT NCAEI y ~. Trmk simmons
, resident 90 Tu,umDu since 900, ud
wolf known Boo railroad clrC.cs diced v'
J.. lp>o O'i o. a. is survived hy 20
wife two daughters nnd sou Ills
h,,l, was returned h'fr fo burial
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-17
Cotton RcPd, Tor Harvest
Spccial to The News

rOHTALES. OrL " Many cotton
field, 300 'hr ncighbothood Of rcrtalcs
ne ready Ton picking Tho ncw gln
which VII hu completed IN . icw DAYS
Is expected Go stimulate activity ia ont.
ton
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-17
Editor Writes Ovn Serial.
Specis io Tie Ns-s

S'iNEEruN. CO..; iC.- STACY Sic.
B c,h,ur It the silyerion star hs's
'uiirn a western sfory entitled. Alax
Laral- e tbs n.sll' which h. all run
y h.s nape' "a q serial tn. blot ..
li' along The canis-.h AVID hsr - 0es
e.ft'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-17
Canary Bird rs Wears Old.

Ii'lnApA. cot Do a carag bind
- ''srs ,il hrluugiug lu Nls D -
"HrNH .s d'JC $500 J'n.on cam Do. -,ten
Iu. ts demise .ai,e> o. $500. o.. u.U ler
te death 3, dc"pt HowuI o.. Tho
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New Rural Route.
Sncrinl 10 Tn. New.

PApIChii Ocf ia now rural
f,t'' has hcon Established here. out
'hroush the CHALK community. Jonn
.'orris is ih' temporary oanicd aud
rN -'tn nin ih. ,NsmlnatICas srs
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m,tcd with thc Republican poll
down lir Democrat have won
dcriul opportunity thl, ia.I
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a f uf..eI .H'sklu' tran rob
D.. .I."FH. .r.uub. aint eol
.. ... f.r f' l np million dollar
IH 'iu..Ulu buy mt iil
.. -e '. r'rs '.i l'n painted. lI'
N0.. ite g. irV- son amt no, 90
bod --rlgh % l'lu aud yoI won't
mover ~ eror.i. rrltber-uct = SOU
VIZ God tinira you wogdnt"
-Ten Thousand dollars iainr
uo'Hr. 90 a tHon million. Jake"
h..1r ssgr0i stream % 20
tacoa or "a r.rcaerp .aut ard hUcd th'
esq diverted ga erut.ned rs th,
accuracy - hls ann. be took other
shots ~ intervals
i.rfcrc'' moved he mgzfle % 90,
rifle = hairs w'lb 20 the left. shiv
cred m9.si g; a-tiu. Under OIL.
scrrv. s1n fauu-l skin a pailoi
uUa' DIS 'islse rs gray.
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t-d, rat. Women> CLUBS.
Spcrinl "a The New.

SNYDER. Oct. Ia city Iaicra.
uon 81 women- Club has bscn or
;''at,d here. ccnsisf;ns - ~. vt the
continent cln's ~ the s',,. with .
i'.'l membership II ae.
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so answer Ia
say Jako?" N'ul
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jake. ! vaa'a take peck a.
'h'm BILLS"
Nre.r smother stream % tobacco
sc.rs tle c,insua p.;escr.
l.u-l'in ecspr- ] sofa take a
rfrs. sn-in got'a-"
Some'lfius in isverc,,'s unsteady
voice made iSioou tnFn hs head.
"lua &c. rummad fool" he said.
wat you cou' With your"
The loud de.o-a-ina ~ the RE
rlnc.ua,ed k'ooa inquiry with a
nnsl pcroA Ths hlg. so',.nos-d
hu'e, struck hn cal IN the face.
'p.i.ls De- h-1r- ami par; Of Ms
'sn' d'wn His fs. and knocking
A.m a.; - A be had been
r;utbsI
Levcrc;' sHln. ~ staring. mo.
,iorlsts. c'l.ahitg ac lie from INC
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New Mexico

lands OF dollars worth Of vegetables will
go tu vast, which might be saved
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