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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-01

JASON LEE MEMORIAL NJ. f.
Corner North Winter and Jeffer-
son streets Thomas Acheson, pas
tor. Earl Officer in charge of jun
ior church. Regular services will
be held at this church on Sunday.
We are pleased to welcome the
public to Join us In the religious
activities of the day. Every one
who comes will receive a hearty
welcome and will be made to feel
at home. Dr. Gilbert, district su-
perintendent, will be with us and
Will preach at IL a. m. The pastor
VIII speak to the junior church at
the same hour. AT 1890 p. m. evan
gelistic meeting and song service.
Subject, why Revival Fires Burn
Low This will be the second in a
series preparatory to our Easter
week evangelistic meetings. Come
and bring friend with you. sun
day school will convene at 9:45 a.
m. Our school is well organized
and well manned by capable teach
ers BE on time. Epworth League
devotional meeting 6:30 D. m,
These meetings the always help
full. Young people are invited
Church night meeting $3.50 d. m.
Junior devotional
meeting Thursday 4:15 p. m.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-01

EVANGELICAL - Chemeketa
street, F. W. Launer, pastor. Sun
day school at 10 a. m. Sermon at
II a. m. Subject, Gods Annoint-
ing" Y. P. A. at o'clock, Linden
Launer will be the leader. Sermon
7:45. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening Bible study. the pastor
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-01

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE - First
Church. 44O Chemeketa street. At
IL a. m. Bible lesson. subject,
"Unreality." 9:45 a. m. Sunday
school Wednesday evening, testi-
monial meeting at s o'clock.
Reading room 200 Masonic Tenn
pie, open every day except holidays
and Sundays, from 1915 to $3.50
p. m. All are cordially invited to
our services and to our reading
room.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-01

SCANDINAVIAN M. e. - Cor,
c. Hassel pastor. Sunday, April 2,
ner OF 18th and Mill streets. David
morning service at IL a. m. Sun
day school at IL. Gust Anderson,
superintendent. Bible study and
prayer meeting on Wednesday eve
ming s O'Clock. On Friday evening
seven thirty o'clock the Sunday
school will give an entertainment
and Easter program in The church.
Meetings every night during the
Passion week. Further announce
ment later. You are welcome.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-01

UNITARIAN--Cottage and Che
meketa streets. Rev. M Fereshe-
tian, minister. Church school at 10
a. M. Graded instruction. Glass for
adults In the study Of the New
Testament, conducted by the min
ister Devotional services at IL a.
M. Subject of the sermon, 1.-THE
Dying God" Mrs, Fereshetian,
contralto soloist, will render Allet-
sons Like as a Heart Desireth"
Mrs. +. Breckenridge at the or
gan.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-01

( FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
Liberty and Center streets, w. c.
Kantner, minister. 10 a. m. Sunday
school with classes for all ages,
and with a welcome for all. w. /.
Staley, superintendent. IL a. m. In
recognition of the governors proc
lamation for the observance of
this day in memory Of the heroic
dead returned to this country,
there will be an address at this
time on Our Debt to the Immort-
ais" $3.50 p. m. Christian Endeav-
or. A cordial invitation to young
people. 1880 p. m. What Kind Of
a Book Is Your Bible to You?" At
this service the lesson will be read
out Of copy of the New Testa-
ment one hundred and twenty
years old. And during the service
there will be on the communion
table a copy OF the Bible 1876 years
old. both the property of the pas
tor. Amy one else having an ancient
copy OF the Bible and desiring to
have IL on the table with the one
to be placed there will gladly be
granted the privilege. They may
be inspected at the close of the
service. The chorus choir will
sing Great Is the Lord by Bisch-
off at the morning service, and
"Oh for a Closer Walk with God"
by Geibel, at the evening service. |
A hearty welcome to all.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-01

INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STU
DENTS ASSOCIATION--Meet ev-
cry Sunday at Derby hall, corner
Court and High streets, upstairs,
for Bible study. Hours from 10 to
IL a. m. Public always welcome at
these services. Sunday April 2, at
2:30 p. m. In this hall, C. w. Field,
representing the l. B. S. A., will
deliver free public lecture, sub
1ect Christ Jesus Ransom for
ALL" Giving scriptural proof. that
this ransom will soon bring ever
lasting. perfect life to human be-
ings on this earth. Seats free. No
collections.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08

member OF the Mississippi house
Of representatives ard vas ,pcak
or IN 1874. lie va. presidential
clcctor a number cd times
NaTdanau was twicr defeated
for governor, once M iSDs and
again in IS.BL lie came hack q
few wears later and wa, clccic Z
Tor the term from rool- IpcS
Then. he was a candidate fof
United States senator IN 1907
when he was governor lie cainr
out again in 1909 a. q candidate
for United State, senator aul
was elected for the term from
igiI TO 1919. III, War record aud
opposition TO the Wilson admin,
tration cost him reelection
Political defeat is not new to
Naidaman. he ha. lost many
time, IN the past and ihl, week.
defeat is just another epoch 100 hi,
lie.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08
PANHANDLE PRESS
It's f,nlp PREACHING.

A few hogs. dairy cattle. good floch
Of loying hens part ~ the acreage IN
srain. broom oorn and cotton will give
employment the year round and will
also give cash 10 the Roosevelt county
farmer the year around Diversified
farming means success every year. Tn
returns may not be 30 great a. tho
ono crop farm which happens a. make
big crop when the price IL the highest,
lut then the returns from poker
poker game are sometimes large fer the
winner. There T. nothing wrong with
eastern New Mexico and the people
OF this section alone will i- responsible
for It's developments portsles Valley
News.
Diversified farming j. finding more
advocates every year Panhandle far
mers are learning that diycrsifion means
more profits year 10 and year Ca, Far
msrs DO not IKE " work without finnn'
eial remuneration. II IL better TO take
steps that viii assure the mos, nde'
anal. returns throughout period oi
years. The on crop farmer Iec,ardixes
MS interests ion much. Good dtvtfslfi'
eaton means that farmer will h.
buster throughout the year rather than
during the hate spring summer ana
fall Months of idlcness ~ just doing
chorcs. should d" discouraged ON N.
farm or IN any occupation. The preach
Ina for liberalization should H. k,pi
w. Tn COW the SOW the hen. we arr
laid Nlll bring independence Ia the
farmer. These things along With lu.
dioious faTnlnE Nill certainly 80 long
way toward puiiing the farmer and
runcher on q sound financial lasi~ A
farmer likes a. meet hls hills eyerv
year lis doesn't lke 10 wall fof tho
nss,d years 10 ooins hi 10 pui him oul
- duit. Thus the more ih,i nrwspa
fnfs. bankers and uihefs can do 70 ufEe
flfersifis alton, the greater thu servico
ihif afU rtndrfInE their csmmuniila
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08
ANTI.KlAN PARTY MOVE IS
NOT NEEDED.

The movement To form al
Anti-klan party in Texas is not
needed and Democrats having the
interest Of their party at heart
no, be inveighlcd into the scheme.
Besides including disgrun.icd
Democrats. the proposed party
will be backed by the Republicans
and il is planned to undermine the
Democratic party in Texas.
Loyal Texans are wanting the
kIan issue 10 die in politics. Il
will die as a political issue. Il poll
iticians Will permit it. The recrnt
,ieetion has shown tha, the i>u
LUX klan is MT the cont o'lir1
Jower in Texas ,olitics. Even y
snti-ku klux Xlan newspap r.
IND magazine OF the east aG'..ri
that Earle l.. Mdyiicld's nomua.
stn over mI'erguson was NO,
Jue Ia support OF that organik.
ton. but rather Reputation 81;
u vet candidate and an impeached
ex-governor a Texas and in
shTscrcnt a n man who stood
Tor the basic things.
DIR. L. Z. WiImot. Austin bank.
a.. has withdrawn from the race
and will not be a candidate on t''..s
Republican ticket. Naturally. lie
next step would be to get a can.
sIidase who will be supported ~
the Republicans and Democrat.
Who hold the Kan issue is the IN
ortant ore IN Texas politics. The
Democratic party In Texas should
not lose its sway, and !, surely
Will do so IL ], permits any OF the
Republicans 20 get leading Demo
Gratis to support fusion camdidate.
The chief PLAZA Is 10 nominate
4 candidate for United States
senator and oppose Earle y May
iield. II such fight Is Of 80 vital
importance. why should not there
ls a vhas state tickle, nora-
.sleds VIZ should No, the is,u,
he carried down Ia county ans
rrecen, office, " the iigh, Is T.
10 made mi senator, surely 4
should be carried down g. ~.
nln,a offices.
u a DrmocFailc candidate lol
tnitsd States senator can be IL
lsassd by aach q plan. then III,
selmillleaHs can claim that the,
have broken The 'solid souiii
With . iymsnd,sl, y s.lop Tbs,
hlsks Texas ,wo van ago an.
wan . tongTeAsll4ii The dcit.I
~ Aaylleld " oull sfa knork 30
hlnw Doe ihe prr eFs,ic party j,
llF nation.
lhp anti Khan party mu~ b
mofs ksImlalfan lhan Demur
rstir IN naiuEf, Il l. lulri lhH
lsailng isAas nsm,rrai, Nil
slffg clear "a lhr T. - A. ifap.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08

"why-why. grandfather: he was
going TO meet me. Father knew
that. some way"
"Tomfoolcry. Look here, your
father was Killed. and after he was
dcad--so you think--he tried 10 talk
10 this l.ouirollc. SO let's just take
your own information; your fathers
spirit. the first thing after he was
dead. goes about looking fer fellow
named Barney Loutrclle. Now
spirl,s-a,l I've heard of--usually 30
FIRST for those closest 10 'em. don't
they9"
why. usually. grandfather"
well. wha, makes you think this
IL an exception"
Ethel shrank back, compromising
lee, hIs words than the ggilness OF
hts infection.
What do you mean" she de-
manded.
"Wcn. who moro natural for q
father 10 seek than his SOM"
My father" Ethel sa.d. You're
talklng shout my father"
Before he WIS your father. J
knew him, lie was about 81. Flor
cniln cutie a little In the old days
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08

quite a little! You may remember !
would rot have him marry my
daughter. so they ron IN. knew
there was n glil 10 go to Rcsurrcc.
ton Rock"
E'hel rurg herself q, him ara
with her liille hsts c.enchcl ught
she pdmn.e'ed h.m on the chest.
"You lle--you lle--you LEI ay
father. You llc-you lie"
lie caught her hs's and held her
brutnl.y before hm. lie saw that he
had MOI ~ al convinced her. but he
hid not expected 10 simply BY this
statement Of the false before com.
blnlng 70 with what was true. lie
WIS too Old and slIrcwi in expert.
enc. 90 fsl 10 know how truth
told may csrry with itai e.
who VAS his father then?" he
demanded Of hls granddaughter, hall
shaking hrr DO yuu know Then
tell me- don't know. % course;
patsrnity's not Ike materially. bat
his mother 10 sou know Who shs
MHH| AsN|N W"NN "AAA"fNlN ~
dropysl L,hfl sni Ec,iufsd horribly
with 10th hsnds. "Your father and
your fathers fl1cld--sgnss
"oh, on Cod Ethel cried
ilsr grandfather said uoi sno'h~'
word. 80 sfnoi f0r uuir q mnmcn'
more. iooaIra ~ boz. rhen 'iisdrd
be- puiisa On h.s h,t ana .iaihci q,
IN. dGur
H. ~. vi.ri - - enip'i1ns. sh'
w,s .rdsasouns i1 hricr thought
ufon l'rrI,l uflF ts COUSIN Alucsr
son. h8' a.ansi h'r W.i.. ana revolt
ins her. ihcszhis Of hes ishsi woai,
con- IN
ON. last nirht he lal takon her ~
n lover. Asness s"u and-hei
faihersY EH' W. hrie .n Agnes
house, AEies vino might. hps. bcof
might hs,s iscu--
she heard some ono errIns ard
starting ~. shs s1w cousin Agnes
hogsskosper. aira Vain. usually .
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08
WHAT THIS COUNTRY
NEEDS.

The Crescent What thu, coun.
try needs i, Nc, a new birth 81
freedom. but the old fashioned $
lower berth
What this country needs I,n't
more liberty. but les, people who
take liberties with ont liberty
What this country needs Is not
a job for every man. but real
man for every job.
What this country needs ism,
TO get more taxes from the pco-
pie, but for the people to get more
from the taxes.
What this country needs j. not
more miles of TERRITORY. but mors
miles TO the gallon.
What this country need, l.
more tractors and less dctrac,ors
What this country needs ISM
more young ncu making speed
but more Young men planting
spuds.
| What this country need, !
more paint ON the old place an,
less paint OF the young face.
What this country needs ism
a lower rate OF interest on none!
; but higher inicrcstin Wurk. !
What this country needs j, I
follow the footsteps OF the father
instead OF the footsteps ~ N
dancing masters.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08
REPUBLICANS TO
FIGHT FOR SEATS
Special TO The Newv

special 10 The NeW
ROSWELL. " ". Scrf . -Chuvcs
county Eoiiubli Ms WI h,sily contest
very oircr IN thaVcs county this ycii
with thu Democrats and to this end q
'ull county trl.rt Wa nlm.,l hv The
Republicans IN convention horc IN nst
ears the I, pui.li' ana - ChnVrs com
[ ~ hav. M ned a ticket only fur tn
purn~r ~ hol'llng the organization iu-
gcthet hut during bate wears have corr
Sitnin fii.kinr distance uf thu Dmo
rats agd fhis wear there If mere op.
iimnn IN thu ranks ~ ~" Republican
/ 90. p his county Than ever before.
Follrv ng II the llcs~l named ~ thu
'ornty nV"nii.n here. Sriic r,Irvsrn
tnti,cs. a. l.. Miller. ~ ilngorinan; w
u johnson aud e. 4. \cls m Roswell.
irr,rmtr. iamcs CchInipnush uf l,oS'
well. county clerk. MtS ". !. Beatty &c
| i,ww,ll; f,r sheriff. coI Tum Mrk!n.
str, :, il,gcrinaa. lu" 1la Hor. l;oicri
kcllah.n Rosw.ll. ter sucrintcnlc ni
Z Z u.hnoi . T. M,FUlioush ~ Lake
arthur. sur,,, DO. Robert Plat ~ lag
..u,sr n-,im - ~ T. Gcycr. ~
Roswell. for county commissioners. dis.
irict No I Fred Mlli"r. ds riot ~" .
G. A. Baker. district ~" !, u. Y. Mn.
irgl
tn, fd'oNiui. delegates were scl,"i
To- ~ nd tiu- snii" convention To- lee H. IL
AZ Alhuaucruur on Thursday, Scplc ~
hcr :. ChiN~ UNITY having ~ Nul y
% IN late convention; win Juhr N,
i,r N,il Mason. l'rngcr Miller -. e.
Vos. ~ - .. !. Nil. \. u Grille, \. v
trwr's. I. -. ii'"'ev. Harry W. me
a. FuIlrn. isaac Wu mln. carl Me
tally vs.. e. Mathew \ Y sir.ck
ard =. \. Cihupn, AMI u &. ii'.d. The
Glowing ul;rfuHi"r To- IN convention
wcrr S,i,ci,d. Nrs q. ! Ncis. W. u
inur I Met hllnuph t'ctr 'nssi
"i,'. ~ Dng a.. liarNcy. Mrs. " W
Trough Mr.. q. g. Ec'i M rraRc'
Nnlc'. NJ WIN johnson. William 7
Marx. Mcldrum Gray. inn Burrows
Gland, simpy' o. Nj " :. BETTY, nnd
Robert kcilahln.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08

The Fairy Queen was 81 worrlrl
about the long absence " the Twins
she had called meeting " her cOun.
c!ltrs There was Mr.. I,ubadud. anal
ur, TinEallnna. and Mr. scribble'
scn,tcl. and Mr. sprInklc.Blow. and all
the other good friends ~ Nnncy's and
Nick's
"l'ulrles. said the Queen Y nn
sur. sonH thing has happened 10 tlr
TWAS. Dear oniy knows what mischief
f'lappoodlc has done with that wand.
Wen have 10 Il, something"
Scarcely Ind she spoken when some
thing fvilat the Fairy Quecn's feet
why. lis the Mag urecn Shoes
the Twins wure," she cr.ed wow In,
sure something has happened Quick
al uf you. he uff aud leave no stone
unlurncd on the earth o. In FnlIylaiiJ
uniil you find thuse dear children
Ito he Contiwueh
copyright 1892. NlsA Service,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08
filRN 0t EtN CALLS WAX
tOt Nth.

Fhp.Dnudl. had changed Nancy and
Sack. The Twins int two white rabbits,
~ I'D IL with ~. Fairy Queens wand
hr hnd stolen.
Then be- flew uut of IN" mulberry
tree straight up 90 the vsN where ha
Nl,d tu live. | don't know whether hi
vent io ~. INK, .Winklr star ~ The
l.ouuy Gleum star - the Spiky Sparkle
star. but wherever t vas you nuy los
sure h. Intended Ia do something mean.
Nancy siu \ lcuh.ng surr"wfully az
Nlck aud " Ealing her puor Hath pin.
rose and Mich booked luriurnly AZ Nan,
8. hs vh'skcr- trembling indlenina-
.t
ON went Marcy
nv" gasprd Nlck.
And that WIS al they could ay.
iiui something else was happening.
fir. FAR ava,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08

Warranty birds.

Warranty iD~rds.
\. q. Eis;y q ux. To- u. l.. Shiffirit.
ie0 lc' H. bi,ck i36: lot .. block i37,
sun Jacin,o Heights.
H. q. kilgorr To Jessie kr0nb~tk,
$50 let q. hlock Is. san Jasfn,o
;icights.
u. t. Mohh.y IT ux. To- Joseph Z.
Muehcil Il a.. ssooe part &c.. 1865.
,'ock .. \. T.. a NJ.
Dvd, ~ Trust.
u. u. Barnes e ux. In standard n. &
T., Association. stt0o. north 30 feet lot
T. block "a rlcmons
g. G., Lowe ct ny. To standard y. A. l..
.'sro,intion. slsoo. lot I. block 20. San
Iacinto Heights
W. =. Savage a. uS. a. standard n. &
T. \S'oriation. siss0. lot :. block is7.
san in.inlo Heights
Mechanic LirW.
=. g. Lowe 81 uN. 10 ". =. IIancock.
'gs"o. let !. block 20. Nm JacinlV
Heights
Transfers.
" = burgess ~ STANDARD 4. a T..
's-c"iation. $4,000. part block go.
lv.nuns.
Ngrermsnt.
Y Little To standard 4. q l.. Assos
citation. sl.oO. pnr, ", X 80. l'Icmons.
Releases.
Mrs. :. y Dudgcon ct NJ. to II. l..
'oblcy. part Scc. lGs. block .. A. u.
4 NJ.
". W. Ea-um ~ J. y. Burgess, part
rsk sss. Plcmons.
j. l.. Num- a al. to J. 7. Little. purt
l,lo' X .5s. Picnpns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08

slnfi b, \ sidsman Al Nisslf
amH has tahsn lhs inlsk am
lann aaain lsrian.an lnhrfe,
h funnlng 90 lalhlh uii.lr ani Del
i lsmlllaf M drissi ilr Ra.
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lsfe fH l'nllgd hlalfs aensi "a
Il A. hlslilfHi man Hiil
l1sin n plli ll.if NJ ihf iisir Naf
dsmsn 49, N ! fDniffi in go ihl
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lflflsA sgHnlif nh1 inHi 81
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lllgs Isll|f si'Hlllfd ~ lif ''ai
sIllfnaan HHal lis4aihf . ia ~
l.Iln laan aNi l|ll 800 sflfan
il|''|''ll -. asn NJ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08

+ ~ erroneous reflection upon the
ehnfnctr. Standing. Or reputation Of
Gag tndividual firm. concern or cor.
peeDelon. that may appear IN the col.
bnao % The News. win Be gladly cor.
peceg1. vhsn called 70 the attention a
We o1iter. II 10 not the intention OF
~ nTwspper 10 wronsfuliy use or
jojns any Individual. firm. eonceru or
epUnRso6h. and corrections VIII be
tu11s whGs warsants1 - prsminsntly
- - IL wrongfuiiy vublishsd rsfsF>
I'm q article
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08
THE WEATHER

Amarillo and ,inlcniiy: Friday g.n.
,'nll, fair
Wrs TCxar; Friday generally fair.
Eastern New Mexico: Partly cloudy
and occasional unsettled Friday, not
much change IN temperature.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08

,.,atn,r > cooler over the region " tn.
Western Plateau where the tcmpcip'
wrr II hut 'tilc al"vc frcrzlug over
c-tcru Nevada. The weather con
unu,s warm east Of the Mississippi
river
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08
E1dkIHE1y%S6X,

Torbcaring one another, and for'
irving one another. u any man aass
q quarrel against any,--toloss'a,'s
Ja3.
We may. n We chO0se. make mo
worst u one another Everyone has
his weak points; cyeryone has his
faults: We may make thu worst "
these. No may FIX our attention
constantly upon these. Bui We may
alao mako III brst u one mother
We may forgive. even a. We hoDe %
be forgiven "a. T.. stanley
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08
VAROEMAN TRAILING
STEPHENS S,643 VOTES
ny As..sin,ol rr .

JACKSON Ml'N.. s.i'. News
y 80 ir'u'n' "a. late tu'lav OF the ,oi'
cfiH De- vaicrdlr's D,gioTn'ir equatorial
.rimf1's punt'ng Tor i,i.n"5 votes
/ .4We liH'i w. sio''h, 100 al.asJ ari
'rn, & Nvilnmun ~ CSC o lead f
ssi3 ~ Si.rhery This ,,hulation
wid. hy IN, Jackson Tally News In
b risd.d cnnnleis returns from .. of the
/ ~ counties IN NJ fini. and incomplete
rimus won - ~ ,hc ~ counties In
I ~, state and inevn's'.tc returns from
I il,c remaining ~ liv.rr'en.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08
I~V<'" w Wtutu
Conditions.

Nn atmospheric NfS.
tufhanrc ~ slight ~.
tonSlty extends from
the northwes 1.
through the sloie Of
III, Rocky NIomtalns
in the southwest has
c1vrcd llsht l,Snl
shower over South
Dakota. western Ne.
brnsl,n aud tile inn.
handle cf Texas. Tho
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08

We hsin't >ech saie ihatley N
cheer, in Years as im WI. t'say. ~.
says his farm n ,irld enough & pay
his taNrs u we dan't have an earl,
trust. WIN remembers when e,anec.
lists instead o doctors used & save our
,Irunkardss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08

1 Swift mcteors iccomc visible ~ mn
average heigh, Of n miles and disappear
al % miles.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08

About 400 cubic feet II air weighing
more than 10 pounds. pass through the
human lungs every "a hours.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08

Copyrlahi, 1872. MEN ServIec'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-12

X o. Leonard, lis. has recovered trpm n
darlsgsl eye and 10 anxious 20 rnsct Maxls
Williamson again. Frankie Kramer. Leon
ards staDlemate ana a l3S-pounder. Ia IN
shape 20 20 20 the post.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-12

Tony (orrado announces 3 doub!s eight.
round wind-up arranged BY his match
maker Charley Cross, at tho National Club
neIt Monday night. Ray Mitchell will meet
FawIlns viii take on Mike Russell,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-12
SHANAHAN ENTRIES
Local Amateurs Lining Up for Tour.
ney May 24.26

Sixteen entries in Ave different
classes already have been received by
the open air amateur tournament 10 be
held by the Shanahan Catholic Club At
it's ball park the third week in May.
Preliminaries will be decided May "a
and the finals will be put on May 20.
Marty Summers, Alex Greenberg,
Joe Rice, Joe Guinan, Manuel Trach.
tenberg. Sammy Hewett. George Hell
mar and Harry Gimbel are among the
first stars to send in their entrance
blanks. Entries are being made with
John Goughan, 4624 Lancaster avenue,
and will close May 90.
Entries filed to date are:
ll2-pound olass-Marty Summers Curtis
G.. C. A!sx Grsenbers' =. p II. A.; GeoBe
ilsyound .elsss-G,sorss Heln.r. Enter
prise {. C.; Harry GimbV, shsnshan c. G.
Meywood. West Philsdslphia; Joe Rice,
;sssSss S..s :'9 =. e Ass ass
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