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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-20
'11-Drury

Miles Of Road Oiled.
The fees and salaries committee
the following report,
which was adopted:
Mr.. Chairman and Members OF
the Board Of Supervisors:
Pursuant to the rules Of this
board, your committee on fees and
salaries makes the following rec
ommendation:
That the salary for the term 1922
1896 for county judge to be elected
At the coming November election
be and the same is hereby fixed as
follows:
County Judge, three thousand
dollars ($3.000 per annum.
Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE F. M'NABNEY,
H. M. HENDREN,
MI. YOLTON.
DAVID S. SIMPSON,
ZACH EINFELDT.
Committee on Fees and Salaries.
The fees and salaries committee
presented the following report:
Mr.. Chairman and Members OF
the Board of Supervisors:
Pursuant to the rules Of this
board, your committee on fees and
salaries makes the following rec
concentrations:
That the salary for the term 1922
1926 for county clerk to be elected
at the coming November election
be and the same is hereby fixed as
follows:
County clerk, three thousand dol
lars $4,000 per annum.
Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE F. M'NABNEY,
II. M. HENDREN,
MI. YOLTON.
DAVID S. SIMPSON,
ZACH EINFELDT,
Committee on Fees and Salaries.
Supervisor Bailey moved to
amend by striking the words three
thousand dollars and substituting
, therefor the words thirty-five hun
dred dollars.
i Roll call vote on the amendment
showed:
Yes-Bailey, Burgess. Efflanut
| First, Hendren. Richards, Schaible
and Stroehle-S.
Nays-Ackerlind, Beck. Benson
Beranek. Blaser, Bradley, Butter
Child, EinfeIdt, Gerhardt. Groh
Hansgen, Hofer, Hogberg, Johnson
Kennedy, Upton, McNabney. Noah
Opdycke, Palmer. Pate, Schave
Simpson. Vinton, Watson, Whitney
Yolton and Youngren-29.
Amendment lost.
(! The report as presented wa!
then adopted.
/, The fees and salaries commit
tee presented the following report
Mr.. Chairman and Members o
the Board of supervisors: Pur
suant to the rules of this boar
your committee on fees and sal
Iaries makes the following recon
mendations:
That the salary for the tern
1922-1926 for probate Judge to b
elected at the coming Novembe
election be and the same is here5
fixed as follows:
/ Probate Judge, three thousan
dollars $4,000 per annum.
Respectfully submitted.
i GEO. F. M'NABNEY,
H. M. HENDREN,
M. ]. YOLTON,
| nAVTn G SIMPSON
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-20

H. M. HENDREN,
M. ]. YOLTON,
DAVID S. SIMPSON,
ZACH EINFELDT.
Committee on Fees and Salaries.
Supervisor Kennedy moved to
amend by striking the words three
thousand dollars and substituting
therefor the words twenty-five
hundred dollars.
Ayes-Ackerlind, Bailey, Beck.
Benson, Beranek, Blaser, Bradley,
Butter, Child, First, Gerhardt.
Groh. Hofer, Hogberg, Johnson.
Kennedy, Upton, Noah, Opdycke,
Palmer, Pate. Richards, Schave,
Stroehle, Vinton, Watson, Whitney
and Youngren-29.
Nays-Burgess. Efflandt, Elm
Hendren, McNabney, Schaibic,
Simpson and Yolton-8.
.. Amendment adopted.
The report as amended was then
adopted.
The fees and salaries committee
presented the following report,
WHICH was ADOPTED.
Mr.. Chairman and Members of
Supervisors: Pursuant to the rules
OF this board your committee on
fees and salaries makes the fol-
/ lowing recommendations:
That the salary for the term
1922-1926 for probate clerk to be
! elected at the coming November
election be and the same is hereby
fixed as follows:
Probate clerk, twenty-one hun
dred dollars (2,100) per annum.
Respectfully submitted,
GEO. F. M'NABNBY,
H. NJ. HENDREN,
M. ]. YOLTON,
DAVID S. SIMPSON,
| ZACH EINFELDT,
! Committee on Fees and Salaries.
The fees and salaries commit
tee presented the following report
which was adopted:
, MIR. Chairman and Members OF
the Board Of Supervisors: Pur-
suant to the rules Of this board
your committee on fees and sal
aries makes the following recon.
mendations:
That the salary for the tern
1922-1926 for sheriff to be elected
at the coming November electicl
be and the same Is hereby fixed as
follows:
Sheriff, three Thousand dollars
| ($3. 0O0l per annum.
Respectfully submitted.
GEO. F. M'NABNEY,
H. M. HENDREN,
| NJ. ]. YOLTON.
DAVID s. SIMPSON.
ZACH EINFELDT,
Committee on Fees and Salaries
The fees and salaries COMMITTEES
presented the following report:
Mr.. Chairman and Members o
the Board Of Supervisors: Pur
suant to the rules of this boart
lyour' comittee on fees and salarie!
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-20

Approximately 80. 12miles
l would further report that the
state aid bridge west of Coal Va
ley is completed, and fill will be
completed by Sept. Is, 1922. Two
carloads Of stone have been or
dered to be placed on this fill. The
bridge east of Coal Valley on state
aid road will probably be complet-
ed by Sept. 20, 1922, and arrange.
ments will be made to put in the
fill as soon as possible Afterwards
Respectfully,
w. TREICHLER.
Springfield Iii GAP Sep Il 1872.
W. o, Treichler,
County Supt Of Highways Rock
Island, Ill.
Plans for Sections G and H Fiji
teen d were approved September
Thirteenth conditional upon gravel
being spread at least ten inches
thick loose and upon certain re-
visions Of general specifications
concerning size of gravel and clay
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-20

-
Fourth nay, septsnher sseesoe.
4 D. 1914. Beard Of supssvisors.
espt. Is, 1931.-Board met psrsue
ant 10 adjournment. Supervisor
Tfrst. chairman, pfesidfng.
Roll call showed ali members
preseut except Andefsbns Kelly,
Meyer. Schillinser and Tittsrtns-
ton. -.
Minutes Of yesterdays meetings
we're read and approved.
Supervisor Opdycke moved TO
reconsider the report Of the appfo-
priation committee passed yeste:-
day, sppropriating $1,000 to the
County Home Bureau and $1,0ee ~
working fund for the County Home
Carried.
Supervisor Bailey moved that
action ON the appropriation com
mittee's report just reconsidered'
be postponed until action has been
aiken on the budget. Carried.
Supervisor Schave presented the
following resolution, which wad
adopted:
Grsad Jury.
Be it Resolved, That in pursu.
ance Of the law and the order Of
the Circuit Court. entered at the
September A. d. 1916 term there
Of, the bosrd Of supervisors o.
Rock Island county and state o.
Illinois, In annual session assem-
BLEED on the 18th day Of September
A. d. 1892. being at least 20 day!
before the sitting Of such court
hereby select the following named
q persons OF the required quail
f,cations to serve as grand juror
at the January A. d. 1928 term D
the Circuit court in and for tn
county and state aforesaid, and tn
clerk OF said court is hereby III
rected within five days hereafte
20 certify to the clerk Of said cour
the names OF said persons hereo
soloct od tO-wit.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-20

dollars.
Respectfully submitted.
JOHN Upton,
J. A. SCHAIBLE.
w. H. EFFLANDT,
ALBERT HOFER,
NJ. J. YOLTON,
w. H. GROH,
State and County Aid, Road
Committee.
County Superintendent Of High
ways W. Treichler presented the
following report, together with
telegram from state highway de-
partment, which were placed on
file.
The ways and means committee
presented the following report:
Mr.. John Upton, Chairman.
State Aid Road Committee, Rock
Island Board Of Supervisors: /
would respectfully report that pre-
liminary surveys have been made
on county bond issue road as fol-
lows:
Port Byron .......... 1900 feet
Hillsdale to Port Byron 1880 feet
Taylor Ridge to Mus
catine 106100 feet
Moline to Coal Valley 25100 feet
Moline to Carbon Cliff 29400 feet
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-20

Committee on Fees and Salaries.
The fees and salaries committee
presented the following report:
Mr.. Chairman and Members Of
the Board Of Supervisors: Pur-
suant to the rules OF this board
your. comittee on fees and salaries
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-20

Annie Carlson. I'LL % ave
r. E. Denison. 1921 4 st =.
Minnie Brown, 1929 4 ave
Lydia Seidler, 425 16 ave :.
John Goswick, 519 % ST..
Matilda Carlson, 80 20 ave
John Seaburg, 1877 Z ave =.
Frank Chadwick, 424 Z st d.
Eliza Cole. 1922 3 ave -.
Susie Davidson, 121 3 ave
Mary johnson, 8201a Is ave
Henry Suman, 1878 2 ave i.
Mary Larson, 2617 5 ave :.
Frank Sheppard, 211 5 ave
Sofia Richards, $50 5 ave.
John Baker. 1717 2 st 80.
Martin Peterman, 1112 4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23
County Records
Msrranty Deeds

Warranty Deeds
NJ. { Miller 10 e. 4. Miller 5000;
pa.t iu T. 3.2iO. Plem.
William Ford. ct uX 20 i. V Ford
ilN part lGg. . \ a. & NJ
Kari T. Brohln, ctuN a. AIRS ; v.
Cfudglngton. 81 and part I. iiO O. T
Henry Schalsr. ctuX. Geo y. uousle-
DAY. ie5.iiO. part ., block .iU. plcm
Lot block II Ecakle.
Deeds Of Trust.
j 4 Gmt. ct ux. 10 q. " Willing
ham. S5S7.50 lot C. block TO. .. e
q T. Berry. ctuN to Dallas j. s.
Bank. 10000. part see. 81 block > A..
a. & NJ
a. Reeves ctuv. TO :. : & l. Assn
g. 600. part lot .. block 2lO Plcm
Gcrtrud, Campbell. to Fan Ibr Co.
. 200; lot block ., Acdy Courts.
Z. 9. Stout. 81 uX. to s. s & l. ASSN,
$1,000. lui block 80. Eaklc
Mechanics Lien
r e. Stout. 60 uN. to !. T. Parks.
$1,000. lot block 30. Elklc.
Transfers.
G. !. Nunn to : ) a T. Assn $4,000.
pat lu, B. block 20 plcu
c. " WilHnghIm to e. NJ Hum.
phrc,s. SiN1 ID, bot &. hlock TO. q. 7
: u Howard 20 Jessie u Whimire,
Sluuu lo' o block %. = j. Hts.
H'my Schat,r to Kate e. Double
day iloouu. part = block i.io. Plcm
. block a. Eaklc.
j. /. Parks to s. s 4 l.. Assn. $1,000,
lot % block %. Eaklc
Releases.
Plains Paving Co. 10 g. c Cunning.
g AMI part :. block t2iO. plem.
Wilmcring a Mullen to Lee Green
berger
Extension Of Lease.
Il u. Mastcrson to y. H. Read. paEi
Sec ~. block Bill, y. l.. & r. r.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23

.gTT AsYTHI... SAID A..
rosy Al LAS
h1i come. alter 're police hai
..u"
Wen fHa'r r..f N. M from.
1870 tfs SOD ...hH cold b.o'ded
Dl.'.. ma. .. o. o.. bur !
bate f' t.HE o'
Eu. dash H. YOUR other way
cold b.o1drI .H According 10
5000. Boo goes MOO PHI" e office ard Dc
.a.u.c.t sho1'a I'd nan with whom
N' frs geo ugl-. auom DC hasn't
seen fur f'fr.r f...~
Sos r.' Co .... MS own neck.
THAT mta,s dr.r rr. And thius
that MARKS d.H. cody L. 10 me
passage now trI nus been tn"re
$1,000. saw hat two Yesterday
afternoon. Arf night Csyiey i
SUNS t1 b.de H Ha pond.
AL. nailed a. rs mos. on the
Ground beside .. threw away
t,rdfsI or co.. s.t aid slowly.
.ta, uYy DO .f hun - all
.s.s. vark. sol. ...v"
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..o.s lD.t .. .,,rss Il ia DO
at AND we shaH know
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pu h....... .. sudden.
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NOTICE 10 TIE PrRIAC

ANY erroneous reflection upon the
character. standing, or reputation o.
any Individual. firm. oonocn or CIR.
poration. that msy appear % tie col.
umns OF The News. VII be shady cor.
r,cted. when called 20 the attention q
the editor. II n not the Intention a.
this newspaper 60 wrongfully use or
iniure any individual, firm. concern or
corporation. and corrections VII De
made where warranted ~ prominently
es was the wrongfully published refer.
ence or article
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23
CAMPAIGN ISSUES.

The transportation question
including the Interstate Com
mcrcc Commission. and the eng.
tceu,h amendment are the uu|
ISSUES OF the present senatorial
campaign, Earle b. AIayiicI tu.I
an audience IN Beaumont NuuIN
night. \ campaign Wagcd on
such high ideals as those rauu.
keep from winning the support I'd.
the public.
Take a glance at h'- opponent,
who IS attempting to bc,mIrcE
the character OF Mayiicld and
who would bring back liquor.
Mayiicld has spoken correctly
when he said that Ferguson was
Tor downing the house of May
field and up with the house oil
Nnheuscr Busch
Possibly the most pertinent
statement in that address was
one by Mr.. Mayiicld on enforce.
ment OF the eighteenth amend
ment. The statement was: 81 am
Tor changing the law 10 make it
a felony Tor anyone t. break the
eighteenth amendment. / declare
here and now that prohibition Is
here and here 20 stay
That emphatic Statement should
make thousands al votes ia.
Mayiield. The wcts la,, gone
about the nation declaring THAI
prohibition cannot be enforced
Nayicld has declared himself ,.r
more stringent laws ou prambr-
tiuu. Whenever bootIcggcrs mI
booze hounds realize that lue
viii he facing pcnitcutlary a.
lenses for possession oi liquor
under any ciroumstauDc-. tl,H 49,.
VIII have real prohibltlDu
Earle Mayiicld i, just lh, t.n
.. man 10 help lead 'hr proNrn.
uun fight in the United States
cnate. There will never he ans
'ct-up IN prohibition cn..ucmr.
ni we had just a, veil Fl. -,tt..
'Ic issue now as 90 O. f,u more
Ears. Strict cutprccuOu. now
i.l help 90 convert tie doubtful
uoople to the value oi prohibition
30 the sooner.
Ferguson forsool thy Den.
stic party two year, ago. u,
urged Texans not g. vote l,r tH,
Democratic candidate. Today
Hc has changed his tune and ..
n1g PLEADING for Democrat,
votes.
The entire nation is looking
upon this election Saturday. lh.
atiCn wants 10 know ii the poo
Ic al Texas will degrade them
Ives 20 the extent OF nominal
an impeachcd ex-governor '1'
ire United States senate. Icfgu
5n was compelled 10 get ont 90
the governors chair because %
crookedness in office. Don't thinl
ior one moment that the people
from other states are not watch
~ lexas.
Only four or live states M th,
mion have ever had "a impcach
GOVERNOR Tor crookcdness IN OF
Use. Fire years agothis Septcm
Der Texas had 10 become a.,
grsccd IN tic eyes Of the Hatioi
temporarily because Il Was ioaIni
stss.ffy - impessh FcrTnsor
H,ptttf. thc nsficn iCplla3t
I.xas bs,luie u do net hesita.
'srnnesth the liolder tt the hieh
81 office in the state when b
was found unworthy.
1a;ufday. August IS. Is the ds'
Ia Eesnssc- shcalt be,s:-, "a.
; al fsas; !. tiSs& ssl,.i
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23
bfPLoRES CAMP NGN BEING
NtDt ny JAMES y. FERGUSON
difCr Thc News.

VIII ] nc NfNN.
Prom the first james T. Ferguson
hl- uodc serious charges asainS, tho
character ~ Earle " Mayfieid n IS
hn 20 see that n NJ Ferguson wouh
''ic indisuuiahic proof 81 half tho-s
caarges his cppouci would be- knocked
'o'rn and ont IT, says TINT ~ they
si'olld b. denied h. would then make
ttof - ~. same
THIS causes ~. ruhlic - bcN.ve tia,
'ss'i rhsrs,r esnro' - rrs,,-r Nat ,asj
~ are orl" ~ 'bo usturo - = SilH
ti.'s5n'sn 80 -s1~r ~ 40. ss.sv ~
i,scr''rr - hH'i-g -f,c wt,r rsr
ara 60 rit'' rrirc.rl,t T1.,hs, .so
s5.:Tsst {. 81 ssl,cs -,.-ont. ne aots
,,, dsteerd iato thc eu:i,dly business
= cndesvorisr 10 stsulreh the mar.
ger-cf his crp0nen' scch esnipaseu.
~ Is psinfuriy s,kenins.
Yours very truly.
roHN FRHnsilr.vy
- r-i'-- rtks, az !. fsfe II
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23

Let him 90 there and rm Doc,
meat market and h, muck-rak-
ing newspaper The voter of thg
Panhandle should turn uut b, thc
the tens of Thousands Saturday
and give a majority against Fer.
guSon that will show Dee cannon
stuff his profanity and ,llc issue,
down our throats Get the May
iicld ont Saturday without FAIL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23
What The People Say
OFIICERS NtKr STATEMENTS
NHOI I CIIIInIit.SS Sill AIlON

J. toi Tin. News.
enclose herewith statement % my.
Sc i aud IN" county attorney OF this
c,mtv. IN justice 20 myself and tho
tt2onshin Of Chldress. ! request YOU
o. publish IN the next issue OF tho
N.ws
ask tins for the purpose Of correct.
ing the mistaken impression that has
cpHt cat over the state and the intns.
tlcc that has been done 10 me and the
c.tl2"nship OF this county by the publ.
cation 81 the item in your paper ~
wednesday of last week purporting 10
hlve been statement OF Governor
Nofi. concerning mo ana the rangers
81 toned al Childrcss
Yours truly.
J l.. CRANE,
Sheriff Childrcss County,
Ca.ldrcss, Texas. Aug Il, ises
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23
TWO YEARS HENsE.

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23

,.,ul.. Who look like Flap Doodle. They
n. .f, tr,i- ears. Only instead Of being
,luui, they arr omngccolored Com"
.r. we'd better ~.
tra, thcy oll sailed through me my
,mtl Ma. earth looked IKE little rounu
I.irr below them. 80
4, hst they came 10 the Tinhy'winEie
star.
. u, , uu,,. place Much ducerer
r.,..t... moon, n was flat Ike a coffee
...,.. end turned uH 40 'hr edges
Ea, what vo. tin difference II any
.,Iu. ru.y. Wiu.lors i"ll of, Il WASH
no., .v,.sc than q sparrow allins OF
r,., A, could f.y with his ears and Get
la.L ln Garth again loo hurry.
N.u.y and SICK and the Masich
,,..m,lm landed right On ih' nnddN
az DO and looked around bu' no agn ots
priulc fairy could they see
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The WEATHER

Amarillo and NICuiN "Wednesday
partly CLOUDY
Wcst Texas wednesday partly
.l1udN
Eastern New Mexico "Wednesday.
not much change in temperature
S,nei,~is Of Weather Conditions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23
Election Comment


I#ru Count. E.. 900. .... n.
.r. mfH. ... .... I..f. fhIf
"toof,d fhl' f... Ferguson vuuiI
ie sf OBJ. H. ,.. .. H. r,.., .r..
tf vote. r... .."f.. Tu r.f'f
..N 5000. wU.a o. .s
r.r ia.Ld aa .. uH. .bmt Llr.,
O.. Iayueu vlH ul,. ruhc,,r I1
t1. ruH it.prury August - lr, also
t4Us fo hu hsdit fooled o. Nayt,d
f.t th, nomination n th, august nii.
r'Iv Does ,r,ua. u. -ong o. have tu
b,l hlr so. i1 th. way 81 ,h1n-im.
ant GA w., ..uf boz sfml fbu., who
SSH supI1i NHU.H @. ab. CROUCH
rttr,si o. Dnr, Co. tu. polls ana ,o,t
on election dos, N4nt rsopl, ha,, "a,
iroa that bcrsgs, fIp candidate. go
viom they i.tN a., ugt q. thu run
un.a. th1t 80, mr Yo .grH,r duty O..
Isuoyfn. 100 Arte apis fl fu VI, NO.
u,n aua ul's iof,g e Lspn ,ouuiy tp
rl,le = unIt,I 'ii'0 20 uriio'd ~, a.
rf' "a ~. .'lf ufs' nm Ia fns
H.H.s .at
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23

An atmospheric dis
turlancc Of slight ~
tcnsity over the wes..
EN- Plateau. the
southwest and IN"
Plains States has
caused light showers
over northern Utah
Arizona and Mis-
soiri temperature
are normal or little
above over the re
gIon of the low
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23

barometer Tl' tir pressure IS highest
or the coast Of the Middle Atlantic
and the Pacific northwest
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23

Mckinney -oolri,r-Cai,',s u sea
glnt light Wius and heavy beer sold
lrs.n 10 Texas. Ihcn take. YOUR stand
o. August gsth. .l;z-vr.t3.sou dearly
loved Tcffrson - i,; ]: ,,ayell4
4tEa.. = -. i-.e. ~ 3rITti 10
:. -. -. --...xx.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23
Editor Th' News

Edroy The News
The reports 10 Governor Ncn a. IN.
djrs'cd IN the Austin ITEM In tho
Wednesday ISSUES OF The Danas Morn.
ing News and Amarillo Daily Ncws.
ND IN Fridays issue " tho Wichita
.tllg Record News. 10 the effect that I
hid threatened o. that wanted Ia ar.
tcst a state Ranger here. were. and
are. utterly and absolutely lalsc ana
w.:hout foundation In tact. and The per.
son ur persons making such reports "a
Co.," governor knew that they were false.
,vFelt and my force have worked in
harmony with thc rangers ever since
't'v were stationed here. and VI Will
,Untiuuc o. do So. refer all persons
% tho rangers thcmsclcs Tor verified
lion q 'hc truth ~ the things here
stated. concerning my conduct and at.
rtEd, TOW ard them.
y T. CRANE.
Sheriff OIL rhiidf,zs County Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23

here state that J. L. Crane. Sheriff
E Childrcss County. has never az any
imr made any statement 10 me nor
= which have ever heard. indicatinr
uv desire IN he par, IN make cunn.
D 'lin's ~ 90 arrest or 90 IN any wsv
iTitrforc with the work Of the ranrers
81 Childrcss ! further state that
his never taken any cUrrlaints nor
md any warrant issued. nor have I
considered any such thing.
u T. BRUMEAI.Ow.
County Attorney - Childress County,
T,Nas
cn'i'rcss Tcxas. Aug r.. 1879.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23

Sheriff O, chndrc~. county. Tcra,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23

~ t sfi ~ t-r 1crfs
rgt..s r3-1. trsn Ne.cS trs r.
.srs-te- A.. IS tssermsn a2d Gov
e1f-irs-r ~ ns1 hssered With
open mouth 20 Artonys theory, and
ave Tor en- occasional BY Jover'
had listened IN slsn.s "sa'sri mar.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23

49, 49, 80 -
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sunlle. ard thsy szlks3 90 70 tnsir
posfs.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23

L u. MasIcrson to y II, Read, part
Soc ~. block Bill y. l.. &R. r.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-06-03
HARLEQUIN PLAYERS PLEASE
Small Audience Saw Her Husbands
Wife" Last Night.

The Harlequin Players presented the
clever comedy, ''IIer Husbands Wife.
10 small audience last night The act
ing, for the most part. was good but
zoo frequent prompting marred the effec-
iiyeness of some of the lines. The plot
was amusing and the play carried itself
along smoothly.
Clarence Morris. taking the part OF
Randolph. interpreted his part we'll His
gestures and manner responded quickly
10 the rapidly changing situations. and
ine appeared TO be at ease on the stage.
Miss Dorothy Diffey handled the diff
cult role Of Irene Randolph. the hypo-
1condriac. in a crediiable manner. She
hid hot oSerdo the sentimental paris.
ancle John. who was on the stage most
al the time. showed the audience how
a wise cd bachelor could straighien out
the affairs OF a married woman. Erwin
McEwen VAS effective Gs Richard Bel
den. lover Of women and the race track.
Miss Bess Smith was Emily Ladew. Her
Husbands Wife" Miss MARY Worrell
took the role Of Nora the maid. The
play was directed by William ]. Pol
lard.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-06-03
POLICE GET WRONG N
Student Out on Date Is Confused
With Window Peeker.

A 'hury-up call received by the Co.
lumbia police force one night recently
resulted in the capture of a man, but
much to the surprise Of the force and
the members of the Gamma Phi Beta
sorority, il was the wrong one.
The cause of the urgent call was a
hard-looking character. according to the
description given by the girls, who was
caught ''peeking" through one Of the
windows. As the police swooped down
on the house. a student in the Uni
versiiy, was leaving.
Halt" a policeman's voice rang out.
you're wanted for window peeking' I"
A remonstrance from the student fol-
lowing this announcement attracted the
attention Of a member of the sorority
with whom he had had a date that eyen-
ing, and she explained the coinci-
dence to the satisfaction of the police
force.
In the meantime. the real offender put
distance between himself and the law.