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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-04

NEW YORK. Jan. An Early ah
nncc in the cotton market was checked
~ realizing and the market broke very
evercly during the afternoon March
ontraots sold OF from 1899, the carl,'
high level To 1875 or more than a cent
o pound from the best and closo-l a.
1871 with the general market closing
barely steady at net decline - 65 60
70 points
january brok, 10 1850 and MAY Z,
.'ii. with active months showing DO
elncs 90 about 9i tH 100 points fr0n
he cltlt hich towels and nDt lo,scs -
ID Co., 90 points. Tho 0l.sc WIS three g.
ioul points from tho 'uves, covering.
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wANTED-Family washing Called for
and delivered Phone 23&0.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED job 81 any kind Adde'S
charlie White. care general delivery
Amarillo. Texas
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

FoR SALE-A dandy good Jersey COW.
Phun, 1885, H.
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Market News
.FlURRIED CONDITION
DEVELOPERS IN WHEAT

iy Associated Press
I CHICAGO. Jan. 3.--Flurricd condi.
lions In the wheat market developed
today as result u unusual margin
calling and liquidation following TIM
absorption u the Fort Dearborn Ma.
uonnl Bank here Prices closed very
merry nervous CSC 20 3.Sc net lower.
with May N.O7 81 e. si.sS and July
20 &C. 20 CSC
Corn lost l.g03sc o. l ~. and oats
44Hl 3sc. in provisions the outcome
varied from unchanged figures to i2c
.uwer
AZ first u appeared a. Il ,hc diff.
rulties ~ the Fort Dearborn Rank
would cause no special disturbance, NJ
he wheat market but before the ses
ion was half over a change had tax en-
place. and near the end Of the day the
'ii had become gcmidemoralized.
The fact was then evident that th.
rode had failed Ca recvoer entirely
rom the shock ~ the Wagner failure
nst week and that the jolt from tho
Fort Dearborn Bank affair war more
"v"r' than had leen pointed 10 by
arli'r indications. The storm which
nsued began with heavy liuudating
alcs ON tho part ~ the Eastern inter.
sis. and was greatly increased in vic.
oncc by excited margin calling among
nmmlssion houses The margin calling
ras based largely on disturbing rumors
iftocting various Board q Trade con.
orns that later Ia ever case cleared
hcir entire obligations as usual Final
lriccs were az q slight rally from the
'Dttnm level ~ al. day. on the breaks
July delivery went under ti00 and
made e new low record Tor the season.
Corn and atS received better support
han was the case with wheat. Tho
weakness ~ the bread grain. however.
vas reflected "a moderate extent by
'oodstuffs. Provisions averaged q NJ.
lc lower with cereals and hogs.
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J. F. BROMERT, D. c.

Amarillo's Original Chirop,actuf. -.
nhlIshcd four years Complete X Ray
Service. Phone lO2S.e0sO. New locn.
ton Western Building. on Taylor Street
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Rice

NEW ORLEANS "a. Ban a.
Rough ric, uD uics receipts tei3 ssclss:
miller receipts same clean rice s1ifs
reported eco pockets screenings ~ ! 81 .
trc''ipis 1900 packets nran and poi 81
UNCHANGED
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
Musical Instruments

Hartman piano. nice condition. $50.
\ real good practice piano
VIII trade Niciroh for piano and pay
cash difference Phone il6s.
High grade phyerp.anu. 20 rolls. aue
bench ai bargain This iustrumcn;
just Ike new.
The best list We have ever had.
Have new player piano ,u trade tor
lot VIII pay cash difference Phone
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DICKSON has rOR TODAY.

\ buyer for a good oi O room house
Un paving prefer brick. also O. buyer
fur 100 acre farm, near Amarillo.
Have tailoring business ON Polk -.
a. trade ON house Iu cii,. cheap rent.
Good opportunity Ca step right ia % q
going business.
Have room house to trade lor small
tract Lind. prefer 81 near clayton y.
" hui submit what YOU have
Ou base northwest oi vbs .. i emf
Ou lcss" y T.. =, 81 y r.. q, Sec. 26.
biz y Hutchinson Co. 90 acres
gn 60 % acre Sec 81. blk IT, 4. Car.
SOM Goo. $500
Have buyer ton GUod east trunt lot.
30uthv 20 part town
Want tu buy sell lease o. trade
see us
\. =. DICKSON.
Phone 1rI' Rur FIRST Nsf EBuh
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FOR RENT-Very desirable single room
10 lady only one block east postoffice
everything furnished COS Fillmore
Phone 1890.
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l Wo modern unfurnished rooms with
kltehenctie. $40 Johnson st.
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FOR II ENT-Front bedroom. 5ol
Pierce Phone 223s.
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foh RENT-l.arge. south bedroom,
furnished or unfurnishcd. Phone 2l5.
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IoH l'ENT-one sleeping room. $40
Pierce Phone 1899
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Real Estate

GLENWOOD- i.room modrcn huuga-
low, $500. $500 cash. balance 5000 per
month Might take car Phone ea5.
rlll for johnson
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Panhandle Music Co.

plsyerPisno Specialists
l0i T. 9Th ~ Home - the Nic,rola
Phone flGs.
FOR SALE-Whte Spitz pups Phone
-si4J CAL EOS Locust
-----------
FOR SALE-Twu used Hrn,eis Phone
.o5
REED BABY buggy Tor sale Phone
1868
WHILE THEY LAST. Ford rcl. cas-.
iugs s. Aldeison's Garage Phone 20
---
FOR SALE-Gas range aud two gas
heaters Phone 2ess or call 20 go W.
'4th
FOR SAi.f-Two huufred and slt tar.
rel corrugated galvanized tank. q foot
tank tower 50. FIRST call first sale
1910 TAYLOR.
roR SALE Two rseI ioa,.rs isH,s
foi
F,r SNtI.- a. lumhs grsfonols. nla
o. naI ,.I.nef ~ o.. newer h~cu iu,i
Eco i-.s ,h.u .Y-t i'hcnr "a
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TlII u
~ Z q
DRESSMAKINl

pRESSNAKING--Also make childrcn's
clothes and infants layctte. Phone
2StgI i5ds jefferson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-04

RAIDS made from combings, Elite
lair Dressing Parlor. 10 Frqua Bldg
hone n.
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MISCELLANEOUS
DOWN THEY co

TUFTS Cleaned and Pressed. .......Sl.2b
Quits Pressed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. so
Phone w to get your clothes cleaned
nd pressed In uptown atylel Try us
nee.
SUPREME TAILORING co.
10 Taylor Street. Phone 1891
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-20
TExH0MA BAND WILL
GIVE CONCERT HERE

The TcXhoma Concert Band winner
Of first prize in the Panhandle district
band contest in 1921. will give a con.
cert IN Amarillo Tuesday evening. May
q. at tho City Park. The band viii
stop enroute from Piainview. where 1t
will participate In the contest for cash
prizes during the annual convention Of
the West Texas Chamber OF Commerce
and will play at the banquet 10 he
given the delegates attending the Colo.
radoto Gulf Highway Association meet
iEg at the Amarillo hGtel. and later
viii give a concert in the CITY Park.
The Texhoma band consists OF about
30 pieces, and II known throughout tho
Panhandle ~ Texas and Oklahoma for
it, splendid music. The hand will travel
from Texhoma to Plainvicw and return
IN a special Pullman.
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llndh@ehq
BY LOUIS JOSEPH VANCl

she can find another husband. Ma
ny do"
Marry again" 4 violent movement
Of Lucindas hands abolished the
thought. Never that I'm through with
love for good and all
NO doubt" agreed the student OF
law and life But are you sure that
lov, Is through with you?'
Kill
Willis left for New YORK on n late AZ
toruoon train. and when Lucinda had
said goodby 10 him II fhe station. she
felt as II she had Parted with her one
real friend IN al the world.
She applied Tor transportation and =
drawing room through to Reno but
learned that the winter stampede Of
California tourists was In full westward
swing. The host the agent could do was
to book Lucinda through Ia san Fran
cisco with section to herself on tho
California Limited leaving the next
night arranging toi" her 10 return from
San Francisco a. Reno. A trip OF some
eleven hours
AAf''Nf NllIlk ~ INV lRifA hAFfhh AhfNi
she was approaching the elevators
whom. midway In the foyer shc stop
ped stock still. transfixed by the sight
~ B.llamy standing AZ the registry
desk. in earnest consultation with one
90 the clerks
Apparently BcIlamy had Just learn
cd what ho wanted 10 know. Lucinda
recognized the backward Jerk Of the
head that was an unfahng sign Of graf
ification In him. and saw him turn
away from Jhc desk. Galvanizcd' she
hurled herself toward one of the elva
tor shafts. the gate to which WAS even
then being closed.
when she entered her room tho tel
cphoue was calling. She locked the doo'
and Tor as long as Il continued to rims
which it did FOR upwards cf five min
utcs. At length she gave II up "a had
job, and she sank Imply into a chair
near the door TN I knock brought her
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THE MUSICAL DOCTOR

kadiu Tan, VIII DE pleased lp
learn that music ha, medicinal
powers, according 10 Dr. Alex
ander Lambert ot Bellevue Hos
pital. New York CITY
Discussing the tit,apcutical
value OF music. he makes out
such good case that the audi
ence cheers and votes enough
money 10 install a supcr-radio-
phone IN Bellevue. say, DR. Lam
bert:
"Music can ease the strain OF
life for a great number al pa
tients, but not Tor all IL call, up
cheerful thoughts aud lessons
monotony. and u Is Of enormous
benefit 10 the neryously broken
down. TO children. and "a most
surgical cases. for music appeals
more 20 the emotions than 90 rca-
son.
.Peoplc differ. not in opiuion
bu, IN stages of Intellectual and
spiritual development. ~ some
want iazz and some want figures.
md neither Is soothed BY the mu-
40 thai plcascs the other Mualc
might heal or iniure. NnefeFer q
eI,~<rs. though, % heals
Jar saiehs cure one dying per-
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90 on WITH THE STORY

n see you are beginning 10 formu.
late q philosophy OF life You will need
u. my dear, II sou mean to fight this
out alone Philosophy Is good medicine
only Tor lonely hearts The others Il
merely haricns'
Lucinda eyed wills sharply Bel has
been 10 see YOU
lie looked inc up." Willis admitted
with mild surprise. two DAYS after
your disappearance thinking you
might have communicated with me. OF
course. ! could tell him nothing But
how did you know"
That suggestion. the underlying
thought that ! might not he intending
10 fight out my tight alonc--that origi.
mated with BEL didn't t2"
Well willis stammercd. trying to
smile disarmngly-"I confess"
Il, wasn't enough, of course. that |
should have found Rel out for the dog.
cnth time. there had 20 h. a lover IN
The background Co account FOR my leav.
ing him Did he mention any Nance"
Willis made negative sign. Bel.
amy didn't imply-he merely said he
was afraid"
u, doesn't matter. What else did no
have 90 say"
~" seemed most rcmors.ful-"
~ know how rcmorseful Bel can
SEEM
nc spoke Of employing detectives to
trace YOU"
IL wouldn't do Rel any good to see
me. % would only irriistc him 10 find
1 could hold out against a plea ho made
in ucr-ou
Willis sighed, and rcnouncod- ~
you must. YOU must. / presume: and
| VIII do ms best to serve your wishes.
mF dear only tell me how
Why naturally. I want 10 get the
diNurr, over with as quickly and uuict
| ~ Bs possible. with the minimum
amount ~ public scandal"
tn" laws ~ the state OF Nevada are
most liberal. Rut u would D. necessary
Tor son 10 establish legal rcsidcnc.
/ uN living there siN months"
] suppose that's unavoidable"
viii look up the most rcputahl,
tirm 81 lawyers there and recommend
YOU 10 them. n YOU ar, bon need II 9th
er adticc YOU need only write or t,lN
graph. and if tho emergency require,
~ ] VIII come out 90 confer with YOU
= hone ! won't have io impose OF
your kindness 90 that extent"
Willis hlinked removed the rnl,
flfnmed pinc"nez ~ he fading day. an,
polished the LENSES with silk hand
ksrchief
And now b. uursu.d-.f "a,
don mind satisfying an inquistiw
Old man-l would very much ike q
know shat you prai.ose - da vifh YOU
ff'e1oI whom sou Frf ~"
Lurlnda Jumped ard turned ava
with rulfer ~ desolsiion.
40, ] wish You hadn't asked me-
fhatt Nhat I'm trying au The I'm
40 forFfi-"
ne emptiness a. oonis Nha
can r. woman a. o. round ouf her M
when shss losi her husband ana ~ 10
nothing bui ~ b. WIFE"
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ACCIDENTAL.

y Denver soda clerk accident
aIIy spilled some liquid chocolate
uto a can Of ice cream Tie mo-
t'ccd the chocolate turned hard
without melting the cream
thousand, ot other soda clerks
had had the same accident. no
ticcd the same thing To them II
meant nothing. To the Denver
soda clerk II means something
10 think about. Result was the IN
ycution of the Eskimo pic.
The story of rs discovery en-
uha,ilcs The value OF Keeping con-
stantlf Du the alert. with brain
active. watching % seize and ap-
DIV d profitable idea disclosed b,
.hance.
Nearly an inventions are dis.
covered by accident. Bot % take,
move than chance 90 comprehend
Hc discovery
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son-and XIII another thick with
the dust Of culture What's one
man, meat 8, another, poison
Maybe YOU have visions of a
new medical fad, impending. psy-
ehoanalyNs and cndocrinc gland
doctorinp showed aside 10 make
way for a new school OF doctors
armed with saxaphoueS and nd
Dies.
Fear not. the medicinal value
II music IS nothing new
Il was discussed cuthu,Ia,tlcal-
rs los leading European phy,lc-
ian,. in the Philosophical Maya
zine Tor May. 100 Among great
practitioner, who prescribed mu-
sic were Du,auX, Burcttc, De
Marian and Blanchini
Some OF them went rs lar a, ~
believe that music could cure SCI
attic rheumatism But. ~ the man,
they believed that muslc's great
lest medical power were IN d.
ycrtlnp the attention soothing
the nerves, making people forget
Imaginary ailments. and curing
the insane
You recall. further back. how
David was employed ~ his Youth
to cure Saul, mental deraugc-
Imcnt by harp playing.
Narru thought music good iOr
govt. The auclcuts believed fever
could be cured by singing. plague
Iby 4 Tyre and deafness by proper
blasting with a trumpet
The COmmOncst cause OF SICK
mess m the body, organ, getting
out OF harmony with each other
Back OF this /, nharmonious
nervous condition or unbalanced
| iunctonng OF cudocrluc glands
And. back of that, is lnhdrmon-
| ious thought.
Music puts the soul ia tune
eases the aching BRAIN soothe'
the nerves. II Is not lar iron
those 10 bodily harmony health
This. OF course. drifts into hyp
Inoti,m. like the charmed cobr;
|swaying to the Hindu iugglcr'
reed flute.
The radio craze may do thu
national health more good than
freight -traiuiul OF qu'uluc, calo
mel and sassairas tea. provided i
doesn't circulate too much lazz-
the medical opium.
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10 hcr feet in q flu,,er.

% her feet in iiuuer.
Your hill MAIN"
when she forced herself tn turn Key
and knob. she more than half cNpecteo
in see her husband But the beliboy was
alone Lucinda took the bill and count
~ oui the money
Take those bags. please she sail.
indicating the new dressing case and
tho hag which she had brought from
New York put them In a taxi a, the
door and hold Do un come down"
Running out into the hall. she found
the srr-~ ana poliei up two flights
one ~ che elevators was rising. II
stopped two floors below. then came on
uf In nesnonse 20 her ring.
DID you iei somebody out az my
nnar
Yes nam a gefnpman."
Take mo down. please. sith0'i; stop.
riUE
To cif dropped With slckening r..
r.difl una shs stepped OF TITO the Toy
~ IN CONSERVATION when BET placed
himsfi irforf her 40 king her way %
sho ffreai
Hr s-uyf ehsok,a and raosd me vns
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need not 10 over the Seven Valleys 10
the Kingdom of the Korsknotts. TT
save YOU the trouble right now by put
ting the record on a photograph IN the
music room I'm ~ much handsomer
than ugly old King Verde that there
isn't any dispute whatever ~ the
thousand years are up III marry
Princess Thcrma tomorrow
So saving. he took the record from
Nick. STROBE past the Twins and out OF
the door you may come along II you
wish he called over his shoulder. And
he also invited all his servants and at
tendanis and couriers 10 follow
II want you all 10 hear said he
chat yom master IN going To be mar
ried Tomorrow you shall have a
queen"
He pc, on the record and started his
photograph. And this Is what Il said
THE only needle hat viii make me
ialk Is the third peg in the heel OF
King Verta's left boot
ooh pshaw" said King lndig You
children will have to finish your iosr'
ney after all So hurry up
10 BE- Continued
Copyright. 1922. NEA Scrvicel
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JEFF

jefferson DAVIS. president Of
the Confederate States. was cap
turcd e. wears ago this Nav by
Michigan cavalry, near Twins
vile. Ga.
Thoma, Mile Hunter. one OF
the cavalrvmeu, rcmlniSccS at his
home IN Spencer. Ohio.
Hunter puts the lie To- the NAL
iciouS myth that Davis, when
captured. was irving To- escape m
women, clothes. Davis was too
digriicd and fearless, for that.
The story started because they
caught him early IN the morning
wearing a ba,hrobe.
Each member OF the Michigan
captor, was awarded a bonus OF
500 m 1903. But Hunter saws
they didn't get the money until
.g wears later |, will interest vet
cram, q the World War to know
that government slowneSS IS a
chronic disease. nothing new
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AFTER DEATH

Suppose YOU and a friend ran
away from civilization and built
log cabin IN the woods.
After finishing You'd say:
We'll, that's a pretty good job Tor
lust the two OF us.
Then. turning philosophical,
YOU d add "Oi cuusc. we have to
giw some credit To the many
men. now dead. who invented
axes, saws. hammers and nails
for us Wlthou, their efforts. the
Job would have taken Us much
longer In effect. the dead men
exercised the same influence as II
they were here and helped us"
Look about Won and youll OBJ
serve that nearly everything YOU
use in daily life is a giit from the
dead
The inventors nave passed on.
But through their creations. they
continue as active producers.
l. all traces ot former genera
tiohS were erased (includlng in
ventions, shortcut production
methods and fixed wealth. like
buildings and roads, It would re
qure light men To do the work
now done bv one.
This Is IN, estimate of the Cclc
bratcd engineering scientist. Al
ircd kOrZvbSki.
H. reasons that the world real
y IS populated today by tn e
different populations, all OF them
dNnamic and active
ONl-I ,bOO.OOo.OOO living m.a.
TWO - IoOOo.OOO.Ooo living
man powers oi the dead.
THREE 80 I,boO,OOoOoO sun
man-powerS.
The sun man power locked up
IN coal was on earth. ready 10 be-
used. thousands ot years ago
when man produced only by the
brute force OF his muscles.
Today, with this force har-
messed. one man can do the work
that formerly required many
With each generation, the stan
lard Of living advances. And each
generation ilatters itself that It
alone IS responsible Tor the adj
vance.
As a matter OF fact. most OF
the advance - glit from the
dead. the accumulation at their
efforts and discoveries.
Similarly, we of TIN, generation
are preparing the standard of
living Tor generations 90 follow
Man thus operates 100 an unIlm-
tied eXpan,c pt time
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Hello there"
King lndig stopped with one foot In
mid air ~ the Twins appeared IN the
doorway Of the room where he was
playing hopscotch on one u his billiard
tables
Hello" said Nick II mean how do
sou DO" he corrected himself when he
remembered that he was addressing =
king Nancy dropped a curtsy.
The king put down his foot ana
Jumped of the table.
who are YOU" He asked amiahly
And DO you play hot.scotch?"
Yes your highness. answered Nick
gravely.
Then come on and play"
I'm softly said Nick. but We can't
stay Were on a journey and It's only
ualf over
He was thinking that this was a
queer king who had nothing 10 do but
play while others were working 20 hard
20 make him happy
Where tor" asked the king
Nick told him about the record and
Longhead and all the rest % II
The king laughed That's fine" he
cried. But your journeys over. You
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NOISE

When you enter thcater IN
China its like going into a boiler
factory Music Is dlSCordaut.
House lights never 60 off. The
audience talks loudly, never stop
ping Ms chatter. regardless of
what Is happening ON screen or
stage I'm front OF each theatre
seat is shct for tea and nut,
That - the picture brought
back by Mcckiu,, movie export
expert
Pass the good word along.
Nayb, % will induce great exit
4 huavard by American movie
'ucr> vino annoy their ucighbors
by peanut muuchiug and loud
whispered reading of ,ubtl,lc,.
along with running conversation
about 81 saws" and "hc saws.
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BrGIN Here TO-DAY

Youth, beauty social position. and
sincere loye-.hcse wcru not sufficient
to hold the affection OF
BELLAMY DRUCE. cursed with an APP
petite for cheap flirutlons and Ell.
pensivc liquor The decision to leave
him came when his wife.
LUCINDA DRUCE. having tolerated a
series OF escapades and receives his
promise Of reform. discovered him In
toXicatcd and dancing with a woman
of 40 roputa In a broadway cabaret.
Ou the eve bf her departure Lucinda
rcncvs an old acquaintance with
FANNY LONTAlNE. and learns that
her husband Is thinking OF forming
motion picture company in CalIfor.
MIA With them. she visits the New
York studio OF Alma Daley and takes
a great interest ia screen life Then
comes her break with Bellamy and a
sudden departure To- Chicago whore
she is visited by her lawyer,
HARTFORD WILLIS. Lucinda refuses
to return in her husband
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NOTICE To THn PUBLIC.

Any erroneous reflection upon the
character, standing, or reputation OF
any individual. firm. concern or cor.
poration. that may appear In the col
umns OF The News. will 20 gladly cor.
rected. when called 10 the attention of
the editor. II In not the intention Of
this newspaper 70 wrongfully use. or
inture any individual, firm. concern or
corporation. and corrections will be
made where warranted as prominently
~ was the wrongfully published refer.
ence or article
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-20

Wants Convention.

= ID = 7 y ~"
P5AINVIEW. May is--ilising Star
h ths latest town 10 announce itself q
candidate for the 1924 Convention o,
The West Texas chamhrr of Commerce
A messaEe received from that place
siaiss that q god dslesa,ion wIli rep.
resent the clslms ~ Rlsias Star A
good hand sIil accompany the aeleF.-
fl0n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-20

The Lake atmos
pheric disturbance
noted In yesterdays
report - stationary
with slightly increaS
I'd intensity and has
caused rain through.
out the region of the
Lakes. the Ohio Val.
ley and the Middle
Atlantic States Tho
western depression
has moved 10 the re-
zion of Wyoming
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-20
THE WEATHER

Amarillo and Vicinity-Saturday gen.
orally fair
West TcHas-Saturday generally fair.
synopsis Of Weather Conditions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-20

and Nevada resulting IN light local
showers and slightly lower temperature
m Wyoming. South Dakota and Ne.
hraska.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-05-20

Fine thing about radio sermons
De- you can listen with your shoes
of