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and Mrs. Leaiar satteriiled Ii
CASTOR asentie. Mrs. Council i
Mrs. satterfield,s sister

onQ A1t5. Henlaf SHtferfiled In
CASTOR AVENUE Alfs. Council IS
Mrs. satterfieid,s sister
Banks Busy Banks Of the city
have been especially tSsy during
the past week. It was esttmatsd
today by the National Bank Of
FaIrmont that fully; s, 250. 900 was
paid out in payrolls to the coal
companies, railroads and local
plants. \
Returns Home ~ Mrs. William
.B. RIggleman Of 313 CASTOR ave,
nue. returned home early this
week from a visit to her daughter.
Mrs. Wade Wilson Of Connells.
vile, Pa. g
Masonic Meeting =. Falrmont
Lodge No. 8, "A. FL && a. M. will
confer the third degree upon Il
class OF candidates at its next
regular meeting on st. Johns.
Day, newt Wednesday, in Masonic
Temple.
To Come Here-Mr. and Mrs 4
Noel Weaver and children, Mac
and Margaret, OF Morgantown will
spend the Christmas holidays with
her father, o.2Ns. Mckinney Of
this city.
Normal pate-The fafrmont
State Normal School will resume
its winter course on January 8,
according to Joseph Roster, prin.
cipal. .s
Have euest-Miss Hattie Haas.
Of Aurora, W. Va, is the AgutSt
OF her brother. Lee H. Haas of
725 Walnut ayenue.; - 81;
Going Home-Miss Minnie Belle
Polling, CONNECTED with S,the office
of the Clark @. & c. Co. Fair.
mont, will leav today for her
home In Belington, where she VIII
spend Christmas Day with her pa.
rents. Her brother, Dr.. Ga w.
Polling Of Fairyiew, left for homie
yesterday.
n,,.-.e. ,,,., pa, /
ma'h'n W! MISE nas liz, r.
the office Of the Clark G. & G. Co..
will spend Christmas Day In Man.
80. 80.
N MSrsantV ssir INT ' ana Mss NE
Il. a. Ne!n 2, tals city WI speha
S S,as mas, WIN liner taeir aaugntef, Mrs:
ifiFeu a90a Oh Moteantown.
81. uo..: T,r,Sa.... = NJ,
eaek ri9me- =, 9, y, =. ho o, y
Y ~ pFe snn ~ tae S.ark y. q =
49, y. ~ H., nas Lst sIan trom puss
ness tfip 70 tn1ianapoils'
!, = song n y, 70 sToMsy!!le = NIX ana
WIS Ill, s Ne.ley VIII spend nnfist.
MAS WIN n r,,,,.t Ne ~ motnsr,
I nts. a. "a. p: .; EiLto.s " 5rownsvlIe.
t d. p1n,t M Sns 10 70 presiaent OF tpe
S,,.,., u.---I,i-...
!, .ss p., nsss.T sct "asnouIn
S ~ s,e p Levers, sen9ol, SEWN,
nTssr Soan ,S.,.e. "a 10 me ne, saes.
Tait aWfe aos, a aanra son o. Nonett
Students i IL sfsss ssa ssSs
;. In clsrksburq-Mr; and mrs n
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Going to Brownsville - MI. and
Mrsa 3. n. Kelley will spend Christ.
mas with Mrs. Kelley's mother,
Mrs. A. B. Elliott Of Brownsville.
Pa. Mr.. Kelley is president Of the
Pine Bluff Coal Co.
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aATE NylA.NT AIDS.

wa .srEI, i'm for general house:
work. Apsty 5ss CASTOR avenue.
624sk
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Dwight .Teter Here-Dwight To.
ter, special writer on the Wheeling
lnteliigencer, passed through here
this morning on his way to hfs
home at Philipp5 where he will
spent Christmas.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-23

CONC Long Mapg5 persons
have sS lss9t where the Christmas IS
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Mrs. snlder Improvlns-Chie OF
Police L. D. Snider received word
from Grafton today that his moth.
er; Mrs. Elizabeth Spider, who has
been critically Ill suffering of In
fluenza and pneumonia, was con.
siderably better. The attending
physician told Chief snider that the
danger from the. pneumonia had
passed and that his mother; would
recover.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-23

Fined for Dru,keness-Walter
Wadley was fined $4yand cost by
Justice N. R, Musgrove late yes
terday afternoon. charged with
being intoxicated. Wadley was ar
rested a few days ago by county
officers when a raid was made at
Grant Town.
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Offices closed-The various OF.
ficeS at the b. & O.. station, In.
GLIDING those of the trainmastet
and supervisor, will be closed On
Christmas Day. The passenger
ticket office will be open as psf
ual. ,'e ~
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Have euest-Miss HattieS Haas,
Of Aurora, w. Va, is the gutSt
of her brother, Lee H. Haas OF
725 Walnut Avenue. ~ }y
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-23

(. Coaches on-Beginning yester.;
day and continuing today and toi
morrow the b. & o. has an extra
coach on every passenger train be.
tween Grafton and Wheeling anS
Wheeling and Grafton. 4 Y.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-23

Some Berths - Announcement
was made today by j. D. Hecker.
B. & o. ticket agent, that he had
tome reservations not yet taken
on train No. AZ, out Of here at
$3.50 p. m. tonight for the EttsS.
An extra sleeper Is on this tSNin
tonight. Some OF the Wheeling
space has not been taken as yet
from last, reports. There! were
probably six or eight ;barths I not
reserved on this special coach.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-23

Will Entertain-Mr. and Mrs:
Hugh Snoderly OF New York City
will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Billingslea of S27 Fourth
street over Christmas,
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To Visit Here Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Council and daughter Max,
Inc o. Park fsbhrg, W. va, &i1l
spend Christrnas Day with Mr.
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Many Gold colns-Many people
about the city are giving gold coins
Of various denominations as Christ.
mas gifts. The local banks obtain.
ed a good supply for the Christmas
rush. Several of the banks gave
out neat little folders in which to
place the coins.
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sneslaI Work Administered
Special work IN the first degree
was administered TO four candi.
dates ia Acacia Lodge No. 157, An.
cient. Free and Accepted Masons,
at the Masonic Temple last eve:
ming. Fairmont Lodge No. 8, An.
cienf, Free and Accepted Masons,
VIII nit on special work in the third
dsgree next Wednesday evening.
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Joke on seeretary-The penned
initials, at. D.. c." at the bottom
Of Christmas cards being sent out
by the Dixieco 5Co. tare causing
T. D. Cornell. secretary Of the
Chamber Of Commerce much mer-
riment. The penmanship OF the
signer OF the cards Is similar to
that OF Mr.. Cornell and many are
asking him IL he ia using Dixieco
cards for his Christmas gifts.
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Last Chance Tonlght-The shop.
pers In Fairnont will have their
last chance to make Christmas pur.
chases this afternoon and this eve.
ming. The storesswill be open, I'm.
til 8 O'Clock tonight.
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Visiting Here-victor washburrl
of the Devereux School, Rerwyn,
Chester County, Pa, is the guest
of Lawrence Talbot, son Of Robert
Talbot, coal operator, in Fairmont
avenue. The young men are both
students at the Deyereux Schools
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Condition Satisfactory The
condition of Mrs. B. B. Reed, who
was Knocked down by. an automo-
bile Thursday and; severely In
jured, is satisfactory although she
Is suffering terribly from the
shock and from numerous cuts
and bruises about her body.
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Train an Hour Late-The train
fron1 the East arriving here at
9:42 was almost an hour late this
morning and did not arrive until
1880 o'clock. It,was reported on
time and scores Of people and au.
tomoblles were waiting its coming
when II was marked up to arrive
at 1927. Many left the station
and came backfup town. A large
number OF people came in on the
train, while several took the train
to other points.
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At State Hospital-Fred Coble
OF Clarksburg an employe Of the
Columbia Glass Co., In this city,
was admitted to Fairmont Hosp!-
tai today for medical treatment.
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Booze Plentiful This should
be q regular Merry Christmas"
said Q local citizen today. Hs
based his conclusion on the fact
that there seems to be more good,
bad and Indifferent liquor AVIAN.
able in Fairmont today than at
any time since prohibition becamd
nationwide in its scope. Tho
pricsst Is said to be better than the
liquor
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Col. Watson Delayed-col. G. w.
Watson, president of the Consoli:
dalton Coal Co., did not arrive here
this morning from New York as ex.
pected, but 1t was stated that, he
would likely arrive here tomorrow
and go to Fairmont Farms over
Christmas.
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Have Guests-Mr. and Mrs. IT. ].
Holderness of Sharon, Pa, will be
guests Of their son.in.lawy and
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Wat:
son Of 727 Mt. Vernon avenue: {,
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A. Fins Tree-The sBenton,s
Ferry Sehoolhouse was graeed
Swithsa fine Christmas tree yester
day according toll a. Barnes,
former county superintendent Of
schools. Suitable exercises were
held.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-23

Normal pate-The fafrmont
State Normal School will resume
its winter course on January 8,
according to Joseph Roster, prin.
cipal.
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In ciarksbura-Mr. and Mrs. g.
H. Funk Of this city will spend
Christmas DAY with Mr.: Funfts
father, the Rev. J.. H. Funk, a Meth.
odlst Episcopal Clergyman In
qlarksburg.S They will also visit
Mrs. Funk's father. Or. w. a,
March Of Clarksburg. Mr.. Funk Is
purchasing agent Of the Hutchin-
son Coal Co. ~ "a
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-23

~ undsraoes u. Operation 81 Earl
knight, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. Knight, underwent
surgical operation at a hospital in
Denver, Colo, for appendicitis
recently. A message received
here by his parents stated that tina
operation had been successful and
that the patient was resting, well.
Earl knight was for many years
a resident of this city and with his
wife went west several year sage
to reside.
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Bad for BoIyard-Creed Bolyartl
will have to do some tall ;liustlfng
to make good his prediction Of snow
for Christmas, according to indica-
lions today. The temperature is
mild and clear. Bolyard insists,
however, :. that there, Will be a
change by tomorrow night and that
he will be indicated.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-23

To Come Here-Mr. and Mrs.
Noel Weaver and children, Mac
and Margaret, Of Morgantown will
spend the Christmas holidays with
her father, o. Mckinney Of
this city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-01
FURTHER NOTES
ON GERMAN Debt
WILL Be sent

BERLIN. Noy SO An early rrvmp.
ton between the Paris and Berlin gov.
"rnm'uts of pouruarlios on tho rou1rl.
.ous question BE- considered rcril,nts
Tor the r'ar future Boz political circles
here as am outcome of Informal steps
'akcr hy tho Cuuo government
While official quarters decline to ad.
NIT that such steps arc On progress
members o the legislation rcru1t.ons
committee 81 iho Ho.chs'ag have been
informally advised that the roycrrm,r,
s determined tn follow up the German
note Of November i3 hy seeking 10
rromoi, au mr'y resumption Il th. NO
gotiations on tho lssis of the terms
contained boo the note
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-01

THIS HORSE SETS
SWIMMING RECORD
81 Associated Pros

BOSTON. Nov 3O-A Boston
horse. whose usual task Is 10 draw
a newspaper delivery wagon, quail.
fled as e long distance swimmer
when d was rescued from tho
Charles River late today after spend.
INK 30 hours BOO tho water. The
horse was still swimming when
found but later went TO am animal
hospital 90 recover from "a had chill
The horse had run away early
"Wednesday morning and divod
through q draw bridge over tho
Charles River leaving wagon and
cargo iammod between rails For
hours the h1rnor police searched
for tho animal iu vain Late today
q watchm8u saw the horse swim out
from under pier aud make FOR tho
open sea- a chase boz % dory follow
ed and th" swimmer was ropci and
tuWed tu shore
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-01

J u am here said a statement BY
King Tor the purpose Of investigating
The dismissal ot liquor eases by Sea.
vcr and until have an opportunity 20
fully ~ into the matter. viii not
decide upon Hny course of action. How
ever Whatever action tho facts In the
cas-" warrant win bc taken.
County attorney Scaycr said today
that the attorney generals representa-.
tive would hc welcomed io his offico
and that be- would give and assistance
he could
Scaycr tonight uuWif,d his origi.
nal explanation 90 the dismissnls hy
declaring that tho st1to law aratns,
possession Il liquor was Inadequate.
Ninety gcr cent or oar eases are
hasod uu this law o., said "aud u is
almost impossible 60 obtain conviction.
! have hccn carrying These cases on
th" docket in order to Keep the moon.
sinner and huotlopg~s worried. but
convictions cannot io obtained aud I
ana trying 60 cleanup thr docket Tor
my successor
Not only is u ~ that tho people
dn not want prphihtiuu. but the pro
hih.tion law Is q joke"
II hope. added SAgy,r. "thc gov.
nruor can take enough umc ~ from
his lttlr affair ~ Ada 10 come over
and take hand too"
Governor J. u A Robertson. who
instructed the atironoy generals d..
partment Ia investigate Soaycf's no..
lions. goca 10 TRIAL at Adn on Dccsm.
her - on a charg, ~ accepting a
hrthe
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-01
DEDICATE SCOTTISH
RITE DORMITORy At
TEXAS UNIVERSITY

u NH0I7 THT0f ITTeH
AUSTIN. Noy go Formal l,l.I.. .n
" tho Scottish Rite Masonic d.uf...
for girls was au Impressive f.I'1r. ~
tho University Of ToN1s Thrk.s.t
observance TODAY sam T. Cochran
Inspector general ~ Masou. u r.ae
made the address Of dedication O'har
speakers were Governor Par VI N.T
Frank Johnson Grand Master OFF 1..Hs
Masonr, Dr r y NusoH ur.-II.r'
~ tho University and " W N0rI'nl.u
honorary Inspector general IN. 1''
girls living iu me dormitor are dlasp
tprs ~ Scottish Err Nasoug
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-01
TEN TELEPHONE
EMPLOYEES GIVEN
MEMORIAL MEDALS

NEW NuEh Nut io.--Six vou.,
nrH t.. ... EMPLOYEES ~ th. peu
TrIrnrar. .t.fm were today sward.,
900 Dfr tsH memorial medal. for
rofrwofih. UHH'. service and hat vas
in most ... r.rs-m resulting IN ~.
sstIn- H.Han lives during 1927
Win tr. ...iifs fhc oompany also r,ve
, f.f4I cd. $50 .n cash.
utr. It Thady. 90 wear al,
euit.Hia... ..n received a gold medal
ana 500 t. #rl-uni srvicc during ,ba
0a..f ,t f.... Colo IN June 2 tas,
er .fs.usi communicate a.
tn.. r.... ...r waters rourcd into 49,.
f.farr.rH hrE When N. urb,.
al...l 3. rrasIsed lamps ~ thar 49,.
.r.H.fr.. could remain M WORT ~.
.f... ....I rer0ris essential % fe.es,,l,.
UahInr affI0c.
4 silver medal With saso Wa aw,r,.
..If. u-. frll i.tN Tuuni.,. rhi.,
...... FrasHnf' TeNts. fos u,Y.,,,,
..rt.ss lsuus a Gull cast storm Jun.
-. lg-l. -.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-01
SENATE BLOCK
OF dyer BILL
STILL HOLDS
DEMOCRATS DETERMINED
THE PROPOSED MEASURE
SHALL BE LOST

WASHINGTON NYg 5U-S,u1'o
,.........,.. ..,.,.,..tl... ,t,.. bol,5,,. r.st
announcer To-Day 'h'' "''' 'u''' '''
pared % rcsum" tomorrow their rii.
hus,er AGAINST the Over anti lyuchiug
an p..,,,.... ,..,s.,s i,5i,,,.1 ,h,t
u.a .....'..,,. ,.,. .,r,u, r,.,,r,d to
-. ,.. doh. 3D.. ,..,,lf - t,. mons
49,. .rt. ,,t. ....,I., ,..a-I.,rl,
,.h.,,.... ,l,.. r.i.i..,s,.., ,,..,,,t.l
b.. 49,. IL. u,. ,,l Of tr.. .,,,, s.s.
..,.,
,ytl,r.r ..,. al, ,diourpm,r, would
-. .....,. ~. .... ,..,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-01
EXECUTION OF FORMER GREEK
CABINET MEMBERS IS Cause FOR
BULGARIAN MINISTERS TO WORRY

without result Cor the rcl,ase 0f the
n.ruh,. of fh Cu,shoff Naiinoff s,d
Tulnrff cabinets which Included four
graduate. OFF fho American college -,
CartaurH,plr Th"-' mon ar, charged 2
with "hav.nr mad" Insufficient dir'o
matte preparations fnr tho war -
fsfe
Under the plehIsc.to ~ November -
asf tha kulgarian people voted % try
them Dr. special court consisting ~
va wounded and widows kinr Boris
inior0o.iei in their behalf hu, the gov
ernmsnf ignored hIs appeal
u I- believed Grs1f nIain aui other
countries wnl ssfrr 1lri1msfia Relations
with hl'garia u the former officials are
executed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-01
SALVATION ARMY
HEAD SERIOUSLY
ILL WITH COLD
MISS BOOTH is IN CRITICAL
CONDITION At
CHICAGO

~ Associated rrla
CHICAGO. Nov 800 Commander
Evangtlur Booth of thc salvation
Army. who has u,uI confined 'p her
bod tvo dass. todav bad rising tom.
D ,raturs and hcr physician diagnosed
len illness a. combination ot hrnn
,Lius and pleuray
Thu turn Cor thc VorHe ,iu' last
u,t.. 500 I.E
boon rp.urtr1 improved
Miss r.oth CONTRACTED o. ..'i Bst Si'
urday lt tbc Open ur dedication o' thc
now headquarters u' iU. Central Tre
rfart u. tn, salvation ARMY aui n' 'h.
.r..H.4 .' rI.F ..r.rE '. .U..
vI.r. tH. m '' ..."H ""
INUfE..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-01
~ Associated Pcs.

SOFIA. BulruIs No, 8o Tho sum
mary execution ~ tho FORMER w,mhors
o the Greek cabinet caused se1otion
here. where iwont, four former govern
.nent ministers srn awaiting sentence
~ 'rial under similar charges
Eleven ~ tho prisoners we're members
ot the l.adosaton cabinet. which
brought Bulgaria into the war On the
ode ~ Germany ard the other thirteen
l"iouged % previous ministries charged
flth respons.hiiiiy Tor BulEarias par.
icpaiicn in panan wars n u feare.
.hs radical Aeursns uiu demand tho
death fsnaits
The American and Allied ministers m
sofia have appealed 10 the government
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-01

Tho unf"ruco was arranged by
Sul' Watson who bias ha.n max
ing m active survey OF h. question
.' agricultural relief d vHa preceded
'Ig a ar.. of conference h.fVon
sar,n. Wmbc, aud Department OF
Agriculture experts TI.E President
Inrdul kept DIS Tm.t.E ne du.
nrr vaiuus vhl, he h1ri tH. p..f.r,
,d rroFnm outlined urd re., h. sen
.,Dl approval
10 tim. Board
Tho plan propose. Iu utilize fh. f,d
laal farm hln hoard ass th. agency
through which rrlicf Is 90 o. ateu
Tho "details uf the financing hIEg h.,H
practically worked 600. Tho general
Imrpusc B.. larger snd wH.. ...w
credits and cheaper interest rf.s
Oru.an OF ihosr ruu.utu. boz th'
icnufr,ur, v. chat Uhl. fHr uHf q
luan.r hsI b,u . Hn' Nm. u
lbll,latnr th, distressed condition cd
ltlficu'fuu'. o.. IoI.. l.,H.H of cen
I'aln limitations. dd mot u.a.h d.wi
Il. th, average suHl farmer Nh. as
Il, A i,w etlo ~ has small qlan''a,
IL, rau a irri.i fHr tle fedora
Ifl I.Iu HuUi as au ag.r.F te uarg
iuu th. u'u n fHur.nr fh. r.. ad
uluIsirInou rlu proposes O. mab
.... government rIIH 1ta.Hl., fu th
tm.| irmtr. who need
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-01
TURN MACHINE GUNS ON
CITIZENS ENRAGED OVER
WATER SHORTAGE; Kill 1

o., tho p.lrr. tlic first u,rf thr heads
oI tho crowd aud the last into u
Tho demonstrators. numbering sever
81 thsu-lud nr~t siorme,i the municipal
budding. then attempted g. hrrsk m
ihe doar,. whsr~upon the police iired.
The firc department. ~ usual aidsd the
rsli,c NJ ihr stores In the neighhor
hsod nf ti,e "a, hall werr clc~ed this
aiiernoou IN anticipation Il the dcmcn'
stration. a. sAAa.7
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-01
EXTENSIVE FINANCIAL
RELIEF PLANS DECIDED
UPON BY Government

WASHINGTON Nov 30.-The new administration program
for immediate financial relief to farmers formulated prac
tcay perfected today conference between President
Secretary wallace and fifteen Republican by senator
Watson OF Indiana. will be put before Congress and
pressed with the full force OF the administration.
Broadly the plan brings together
the approved portion Of relief already pending
Congress ard contains also provisions make the intended relief
available the small farmer well the
and grain growers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-01
ADDITIONAL SUITS
ON WAR CLAIMS TO
Be ENTERED SOON
---ra 49, :

~ NreociAied Press
WASHINGTON. Nov so Niditiou1l
oivil suits Involving t20 600 600 90 $40.
600 600 which tho government hop's %
recover for alleged over charges and
waste In connection with the coustruc
tion ~ certain army Clntonmcnts dur.
ing the wal are h"ing prepared by the
Department ~ lusiic, and it WIS AN.
ders,ood TODAY probably would hc filed
within ton davs
The first n tho department. civi,
suits against war camp contractors
were tho forcrunnors ~ other actions
II also was indicated that criminal pro
ccedings were possible
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-01
tmp, Got in Way

a. 'ss1viafHi Irtf
..-HI TT T.rr Noy 7n-Har.
~.UL. "hatfsuoogs. umpire IN
.tI..s -lm. hfveon Vanderbilt and
-..an.... .f BOO the way ~ the Van.
tr#r eleven Hs they scored their
E..fh touchdown ard vns taken out
fb, raE sn roughly that he sus-
h.s job urfI ihc same vas over AZ.
Iie. which Dr. was removed % an mfr
lmv for treatment. Springer l. a Tor.
mcr Unlycrsi,y q FennsylvCnia star.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-01

TENAEKANA. Nol Wfb NH.
snns conducting the funeral and ' hun
dred men garbed boz ku kuN Kim rr
gila in a''oriarr, iho holN ~ Hush
Throckmorirr. murdered hs' wrrk near
Wilton. Ark and who's, lldl v.F
found yesterday. was buried 100 Wtli0n
this aftgru0on
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-01

NENI1o CITN. >n, Io-N l8~i
four p.r,su- wcrr Killed ard dafen
injured Tonight when ~, palice u>rd
machine guns against q hand II d'm"n.
siraiors VII, attempted io in'sde the
eii, han in protest againsi the ailrgsd
aerlirrnur of thu Nldsrrnrn in eoisiee'
ton With the wsier famine In thu city.
Iwo machine gun vcllsys we're ired