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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-27
At $3.50

Three $3.50 Wooltex Top Coats,
In gray homespun; sizes SO and 40. :
Ten $500 Top Goats in tan and
orchid tweed: raglan and full backs;
sizes 80 to 40.
One $40 Plaid Polo Sport Coat. in
tan and rose: full silk lined; sise 80.
Two $3.50 Black Canton Crepe
Dresses, with georgette sleeves and
ribbon trimmed; sizes "a and IS.
Ten $50 Canton Crepe L Dresses;
tailored and beaded Styles brown.
mohawk, cornhower and jade.
Two $35 Crepe Knit Sport Dresses;
white and red sizes 80 and 36.
Two 5000 Crepe Knit Street
Dresses; black and henna.
Fifteen SIS Tweed Suits: box.
straightiine and belted JACKETS; rose.
rust. orchid and copenhagen; sizes
"a to ~.
one 345 Black Suede Cloth Suit;
panel Jacket; size "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-27

/ Men who work in arsenic mines
themselves booming poisoned. They
work with bandages over their noses
and mouths to keep away thet ar
senic dust
The company operating the omni-
buses in London pays-Ia million dol
lars a year for licenses for their We
hiCleS. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-27
ASKS DRY COOPERATION.
Wheeler Urges Medicine Manu-
facturers to Aid Law,

Cooperation of medicine manufac-
turers in the enforcement of the ma
tiopal prohibition act was asked by
Wayne B. Wheeler. general counsel
for the Anti-Salcon League. in ad-
dressing the annual convention of the
United Medicine Manufacturers of
America at Pittsburgh Tuesday
Problems of prohibition enforcement
in regard to the medicine manufactur-
ing business can best be solved by
classification of the intoxicating
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-27
Basement Groups
For Misses

Basement Groups
For Misses
Misses Dresses
And just the kind you need right
away-just look at the prices.
SIS Dresses, $10.50
Ten fashionable crepe knit models, in
"a navy "a light g blue henna and tan; sizes
$3.50 Tricotine
Dresses, $lO.SO
Eight Of them, in navy blue; sizes "A.
$50 Sport Dresses, $1O.50
Three tweed dresses in rose and Law
ender; sizes 10, IS.
$3.50 Silk Dresses, SIS
Twenty models in canton crepe and
II. 16, 49,.
Misses Suits
You'll need one that looks very
nice when you start on your vaca-
ton
$3.50 Wooltex Jersey.
Suits, SO
sizes 16, is.
SIS Tweed Suits, $3.50
Twelve models in lovely soft shades
Of rose. copenhagen and lavender; sizes
II, 10, 10.
SIS Tricotine Suits, SIS
Ten suits in navy blue; sizes IA, 16,
Misses Coats
Only one group-but it's a good
one.
SIS Top Coats, $3.50
Fifteen Plaid Top Coats; very, very
smart; In tan and brown; sizes ia, 16,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-27

products for the aid. of the prohibition
enforcement officers Mr. Wheeler
said. The manufacturers indicated
that steps would be taken to make
patent medicine of large alcoholic
content as hard to buy as Intoxicating
liquors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-27

On the Gulf of Alden is a spot of
barren sand where city springs up
every winter and almost disappears
in the summer. This place Is called
Berbera A market Is held there
every winter and during the height
Of trading 1t becomes a city of rude
huts and tents with a population of
over 10000. During the summer the
Mace Is deserted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-27
Wonen's Bingham
Dresses for $50

We've made q big purchase at
q very special price from q manu-
factuter who 10 changing his
stock, or we never would be able
to sell them at such q price.
Both imported and domestic
ginghams in red, navy, copen-
hagen, green, brown. lavender and
pink checks. with the. crispest
organdy collars, vests <khd belts.
and the daintiest pleatings and
embroidery trimming. You can't
imagine bow wonderful they are
unless you see them! We've got
them In the basement-don't miss
them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-27
49,. $1.95
Formerly Sold for $40

$1.95
Formerly Sold for $40
Al pairs Of women's Black Kid French
Heel Pumps and Oxfords; hand-turn soles;
all are of high grade standard make.
sizes: AAA 5:FAA. Az. 5. 81. Z. IN:
A, 4, 5h, ~; Il, 2La. 8. 81, 4. AZ, 5.
81, g, rs; c. 3ia. 4, 6; D, 4, Az
Sc to $40 Pumps, $2.95
% pairs of women's Nut Brown Calf 2
strap Pumps, welt soles and Cuban heels;
very good looking. Sizes: IA. AZ, 5, 51a,
6h. ~: A, 4, Az; B, 6; c, 4, AZ, 6,
1is. Z, ~ 8; d, 31s, 4. ).
Al pairs of Women's Black Kid 3-strap
Pumps, welt soles. Cuban heels; soft. com
Portable and practical. Sizes: G. 81. :.
~. 5, 51a. 8, 81. Z; D, 81, 4. Az, ..
I'D ioa T. pairs Of women's Black Suede s.
strap Pumps, welt soles. leather baby
French heels Sizes: C width, all sizes
to ~: ID width. all sizes 3 to Z.
40 pairs Of women's Pumps; pearl gray
kid with straps and baby French heels;
tan calf vamps with sand suede backs
French heels and 2-strap; tan calf yamp,
sand suede lack: tongue pump with baby
French heels. Sizes: "A. 6h,. Z; A, :,
Az, 5, ~, 9, 61a, Z: B, 81, AZ, 8.
81. s. 61s; C. 8. 4, Al, 5, on. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-27

The sound of cigarette ash falling
on a. carpet is like rocks falling,
while grass seeds burst from their
pods with a noise like a report OF a
gun. when heard through wonder
full new apparatus called the radio
phone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-27
At $3.50

One $50 Tan and Rose Tweed
Check Top Coat. full silk lined; size
80.
Five Sorrento Blue Velour Top
Coats: full silk lined: plated panel
backs; sizes SO and 50.
: Three $3.50 Wool Knit Sport
Dresses, with attractive looped
panels: green and white and brown
and tan check; sizes 86 and 10.
One $50 Black Canton Crepe Dress,
with fitted bodice; size So.
One $50 Navy and White Foulard
Dress; size 40.
Four $3.50 Tweed Suits; straight
. line and box Jackets; green and tan;
sizes 80 to 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-27
Women's Dresses, Suits
and Wraps
In the Basement-Ate Three Rock-Bottom Prices
At $3.50

Fifteen Sport Skirts in Rodin
checks. tweeds and plaids, wrap
around. plated and panel styles;
rose, green. tan and tan and white,
and black and white.
Two $3.50 Heather jersey Suits
and Tuxedo Jackets; green and rose;
sizes 40 and 1914.
One $3.50 orchid Chenille Sport
Dress; size 80.
Two $50 Black Canton Crepe
Dresses, with oriental embroidery;
size 80. =
One $50 Cornnower Blue Canton
Crepe Dress, with ribbon. trimmings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-27
Shoe Remnants Step Lively!

StOckS-SO mere tney 60.
81 Oxfords, 4.45
60 pairs Of Women's Black Calf Oxfords,
welt soles, low military heels. Sizes: A,
4. AZ, 5, 51a, 8. 6h; B, 4, AZ, 5, 5s,
6. 6h, Z, III. 8; c. 31a, 4, Az, 5, 81,
., 61a, 7. s; D, 4. 5. 51s. 8. Z.
$40 and $12 Pumps, $4.45
40 pairs Of Women's Dress Pumps. all
gray suede. all brown suede, gray suede
and patent leather combination. and brown
kid; all high-grade makes. Sizes: AAA,
AZ, 8, 51s, 6, Z; "A, 4. Az, 5, 81. 6. z;
"A, 4, Az, 5, 51a. 6, 61a, Z, IN, 8; B, Az,
5; G, AZ. 8, 4; D, 8, 81.
$40 Oxfords, $4.45
50 pairs of women's Black Kid Lace
OxfOrds, welt soles and Cuban heels; all
high-grade shoes. Sizes: AAA, 5h, 8,
II; "A, ~, e. Z, y; 4. , s; ~; az =
4, Az, 5, 8; D, 5.
Al pairs Of women's Brown Calf OK
fords, welt soles. Cuban and low, fiat
heels; very serviceable; all are Of high
grade make. Sizes: AAA, 5. 6; IA. Az,
5. sly. 6. S, 81, 5. 8; A, Az, 8, 81, 9;
b. 81, 4. AZ, s, s1s; C, 3la, 4, liz, 8.
81; b, 4, AZ, Z, 7h. 8. s1a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-27
Umbrella Remnants
A Special Group ut 1885

All silk. in the popular 25-inch size.
Nice handles. with large ferrules and tips
to match. Blue, red. green, purple and
/ black.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-27
Another Wonderful Basement Day!
9:15 to 1870


thing Lots of late
this will give opportunity And crowded and
able, let the prices be excuse!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-27

Friday-Skirts
This is certainly the day to buy skirts-just look
at this group
$40 and $3.50 Chokers, $3.50
so tailored skirts of prunella, in stripes and
paids: in the desirable tan and brown navy and gray
and combinations; they box and side
peated Sport Skirts in lovely checked and plaid
tweeds; gray, tan and light shades
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-27

NeckWear Remnants
Neat vests and colars-the sort that will freshen
up any cloth or silk dress.
Crisp Vests Of Linen, Val lace and Organdie
Soc to 75c
Collars of Eyelet Embroidery, Linen and
Organdie, 35c to 75c
Beaded Bags
Priced especially for remnant day because there are
only fourteen left
$3.50 Bags, $3.50
Imported and all handmade. with carved and shell frames
lined with pocket and small Beaded handles. ORR
entail and dresden coorngs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-27

O3xS&Ok "0043
We're getting ready for May Sales.
SO this weeks remnants are perfectly
come in tomorrow.
$ Silk Chemise, $1.95
Envelope Chemise Of crepe de chine.
trimmed with val laces and lace medal
$50 Silk Chemise, $3.95
Envelope Chemise Of good quality
radium and satin, trimmed with val laces
and lace medallions; tailored styles with
hemstitching; flesh, white and light blue.
S. Silk Underwear, $2.9S
Envelope Chemise of crepe de chine and
satin, in tailored styles. and radium silk
vests, with hemstitched and tucked Jokes;
flesh, light blue and orchid.
$3.50 Silk Breakfast Coats
1856
10 satin Breakfast Coats. trimmed with
ruchipg and finished with pockets and
sash; nesh and light blue: slightly soiled.
$l2 Albatross Kimonos
$3.50
broidered; loose model with sash: pink,
light blue and orchid: soiled.
S. Silk Petticoats, $2.95
All-jersey Petticoats. with fancy pleated
dounce; Jersey top models. with tafsta
nounces; also q few satin Petticoats in
straightline models.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-27

Hats at $500
For Remnant Days
$3.50 matron.s Hat of black hair and
naline: trimmed with grapes.
$3.50 ofY-the-face brown satin Hats,
trimmed with brilliant pins.
$3.50 brown faille Hats, with henna
lisere facing: embroidered with chenille
and French dots.
Two SIS biscuit shade. oatmeal hemp
Snort Hats. one with rose MORE ribbon
and one with blue, forming narrow brim
faced with hemp.
One SIS black erin, with orange pansies,
forming upturned brim.
$25 black satin Hat. with hand-tucked
pointed front, trimmed with lacquered
wings.
IS and S. Banded Sailors
$3.50
Cushion brim; assorted and plain colors.
$S.75 Collapsible Sport Hats
$500
OF combination wool and satin braid
and quilted row. on row silk, periwinkle.
cherry. rose, orchid, jade, gray, tan and
rust.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-27

$685. and S. Wool Jersey
Slip-Ons, $l.95
All-wool Jersey, with neat white linene
collars and cuffs.
S. Cotton Blouses, $3.45
Very fine batiste and dimity: both ma.
chine and handmade models. with interest
ing new collars. frills. and long or short
sleeves.
S. to $6.95 Handmade
Blouses, $685.
Sample lot of fine French wolfe; all
handmade; Peter Pan. tuxedo and roll
collars: some are trimmed with flet and
Irish laces.,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29
THOUSANDS IN AUSTIN
FOR FOOTBALL CLASSIC

AUSTIN. Nov % Everything WIS
So tonight Tor Do annual uJIror D'1s.
sic between the TDas University and
TcVos 4 and VI football Teams ca
Clark field here tomorrow f'nruoo1.
The a and 81 team arrived bore TODAY
and the opposing sul1. won thHouah
O. final light practice behind clos .
gatos This afternoon.
Tho Collog, station sound came %
Austin Boo a. special train accompanied
hv large number ~ supporters and
college officials Nine special trains IN
addition to regularly scheduled trains
v1l hriuE several thousand fans 10 wit.
moss thu annual fray Crowds OF sup.
por'ors of tho two teams already had
arrived Bon Austin tonight
Tho seasons record of the Two teams
gNsg the Lonrhorus "a slight preference
over their ancient rivals according 10
dur,gtcrs hon. u is generally beloved
however that he game Will bo of tho
usual THANKSGIVING dly type.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29
TURKS WANT
zones FREED
or ARMIES
BY Associated Press

by Associated Press
LAUSANNE Noy 90 Turk.y.g ann
hiion 10 ha,, doulhar1,d zpn,
marked along hcf frontiers v1s partial
ly realized today. as far ls 1t concern.
the STRING or Crock Islands stretching
along the cosp cot Asia Minor 20 tho
Aegean sea
The territorial commission ~ tho
Near East Conference adopted the re-.
port u Us subcommittee which recon.
mendcd that Important measures of de-
militariMt0n ho carried Dgt Boo these
islands .u ne interest ct general peace
IN the Near East
ismct pashl the chief Turkish dele.
cate was no; pu.t. satisfied with the
report &c. claimed ihai 200 90, mill
iary work ou th, islands should %, rc.
moved ar1 entered reservations boo the
minutes ~ tho meeting
The second outstanding decision 81
the day was that Too status of certain
other Greek Islands should Dee studied
as e part ~ 90, general problem ~ tho
straits. and that thr Russian delegates
should Do invited O.. urtc.Ylt, .u this
discussion
The answer u' 'h. ..frsrr, g. tn.
Russian petition iuf I.u..s,utiNuu ou
al the commissions .r" Iu HU obscure.
sions has NOT 500 ..,n forwarded. and
awaits word lauH rr Nu...Un .f
italy. IN, f,#U. U. not r,.i WIN
tho fun confrr.I. IH Nth GrD,
britain France aHi ltI. H rH, r
s'lng powers
Negotiation tuIrhul lH. ptr1n,ll.,
problem may ho started ur Friday.
Although present lf thr WH ommi-
.un meeting this morning FORMER Ir.
mIer Fonlzelos off Gu.... dH u.f attend
'hH iull commission ...H u 'H. otto.
noon and there was Apparently 1000 off
.aI reference during thv meeting t1 th,
executions In Athens ur the w.fsJuwl
uf th, British minister irum Greece
The Greek ISLAND wn.i tho comm n
Sion decided should Boz partly d,miunuz
"a include Samos Mi'ylou'. ChuH 1n,
NaAw. where the American mHsu.
aries urranzcd their relief won. ,.r 90.
Symma refugees. Lomuos originally wa
.n thls gralp az defined rs thg TWs.
but The com.sslon pat 90 iu The grDu.
ot islands nearer The straits the s'a'u
~ which VIII bc fixed later. This sa,
ond group ~ Stands now includes OF.
bros. Ienrlne SamothraCc and i.Dmuu.
which ar n0t mr. from Tho cntrar
- th" baur'l's IHnct plshl ,ou',r
ID that tines" Stands should Isss from
Greei g. Tlrf sh soverciguiy but 90
Gr~ek delegates on he ground that The.
ffr1i tons were oycrwhslmingl
Greek
Lord curzon sIuportod fsmets arg
should b" discussed as essentially
ment that d.sn0s lion 81 these island
part 20 The straits question. bat rcpu.
iaied the Turkish connection that I'm
bros and TcnslUs were reded 10 Turk
hy the treaty 81 iaa,s.n IN 1919. tn
conference tuuDIrYa wiz devote itse
Co. ihs study ~ rcnn.air matters.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29

FORMAL DENIAL OF Turkish
AMBASSADORS ALLEGATIONS IS
Issued BY State DEPARTMENT

uund.n.. of u most friendly character
between the Washington and London
governments Boo connection with these
.nd b. was IId that the British authori.
.u bad shown no inclination to deny
.ner validity or 90 prevent prospecting
under Them
In mono uf these matters however.
was the Dutch Shell Company. referred
100 by ME Nor-.uthdu concerned, II
vls added. mon hls tho Standard OH or
Inv other American concerns been fur.
.raIod with state department letters in.
tended fpr ueo in negotiations with 9th.
.r Oh concerns boz Palestine or In Mes.
uuImIt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29

That y has The power n bring up
every bit OF mans courage 90 fire
him with the determination 10 dIo for
his school II necessary o. win the game.
to give his last drop Of blood Tor tho
victory. has becu proven again AMI
again. Just watch those fellows stand
AZ attention while thc student body
sings that old song. think ~ what u
means 90 them. and n you don't jump
20 your feet. take off your hat and sing
with them, then you 1rc no true Anna.
Hlloan. But you viii. Tor you want our
team 10 wIn--you viii have that feeling
in your own heart. and this Us tho only
outlet-iust to open up aud sing that
old school song with everything you
have
Great opportunities come % every
man. but In tho view point ~ cvcrv
truehearted red-bloodcd man. today
opportunity that IL presented 10 these
eleven boys Ia ono ~ the greatest that
can ever BE- placed before them For
It means al the world 10 those young
s,ers. and not only 20 them. but 10 their
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29

STATE NiirnneN Dispatched
DEIAIrNN CITY. okla Nov 90,
rH0rI " King assistant state
tff"... .IL lof here tonight Tor
TuUH with Instructions ,u Investigate
.ha dismissal Uguur cases by
County Nt'.U. W r. Scavcr. ~
T..n aud '. charge. n Tulsa
COUNTY 900 alleged vioators
.f th, fH'. H.uh'Iur law
kns vae ordered to Tulsa by
Attorney General George short after
Governor % A Robertson directed
The attorney s.uull to take such
st"l. as Uecns Hry 90 uphold tho law.
Th, governor branded the action Il
th' Tuis HuHfg official In dismiss.
iHg HIHr eases as am outrage and
anarchy.
Counts Nfrnv Satrr asserted
yesterday fHlt De-. bad lived q wears
HrI have mf concluded after two
t,ars iu fH. county attorneys office
chat tbo rp'. oau' liquor and there
o. uo use tfu- q. fuwc prohihtion
ION them o.. a.I 10 wasn't the boot
icggcrs sp mH.. but the good pco-
pie who vsr. uatuug every iuIpesii
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29

m.nt iu the way Of honest officials.
Attorney General Short declared
tonight that "such action as the law
warrants" viii De- taken and that tho
situation would be- cleared
To Rcfilc Charges
Whor. evidence can be- found 'o
Justify arrest aud trial charges viii
lo rcnbd n al cases dismissed hy
county Attorney scavcr. the attorney
general sid
Governor R"l.rtso uactcd tndny
upou receipt at complaint hv
Frank VI Boyer. rcproscutat,coloci
from Tulsa. that certain defeat and
dlsrruu'Ed officials are taking out
their suite on tho community hy
wholesale lber3tions ~ prisoners held
fnr trial ON felony and liquor
charges
n was understood that federal ~
ncials would cooperate with the
attorney general IN conducting an m.
vcstigatiou " IN Failure a. prosecute
liquor cases IN Tulsa county VI B.
Meadows. federal prohibition enforce.
mont officer from oklahoma would
NOT Indicate what action his depart.
mru' contemplated IT, merely said.
"Tho governor should be- commended
Tor his decisive NOW
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29

h.Ir i.t t..rd q, .ruh'au.. between
ihr lv'f .lmolruu thH nt'c eight
u.U l"us ur That lives iu kuncrn
.D' Africa wd that giant prehistoric
'opalr clu.d "lccntups. which was
invent. r.f '.ne and eight t..t high
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29
CLEMENCEhU WILL
VISIT LINCOLN TOMB
CONTINUED PROM PAGE oNE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNtJ
.mot," Of The day at the Armour plant
through which b" was conducted hr
Laurence Armour
standing in tho slaughter room Whoro
steers were being slain one after 1n"th
on aud put on rollers to convey them
tp the waiting line ~ dtrascra hc quot
"a
"Ito got a nttlc lisi, They will mover
be- m gcd
wen PUT thcm ON abe rollers and
send the mthrough tho ahttlo.r,' hc
added
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29
Tmn PnrInns Issued

LEANENWOETU. Kans Nov. 90
Two THANKSGIVING uardons have been
.u.I Ir tn. War Department to mil
.ru. prisoners boz tine Federal pcnitcn-
u... Iuf. 90 WAS announced late today.
Dn H. Z. k1kniuD. serving three
tulr sentence and George Ferguson un.
I,r I un.r,Ir sentence are The men
r,,s.tUr gomp.r They will be- re.
leased tomorrow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29

IN. laIusH government estimates
IUBt Errnui has spent more than
nH 100000 uu Mcsoputamia since the
a.misticp.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29
Record CrolUd Expected
At Bjvens Field At 3 for
AmarjllO-Abjle11e Contest
BY BEN MEAD

The eyes of high school are upon you
All the live-long day
The eyes of high school arc upon you,
You cannot get away.
Do not think you can escape them,
From night 10 early in the morn
The eyes Of high school are upon you,
Till Gabriel blows his hornw
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29

This old stirring song, be poured forth by the entire
school toby will be the final the ousng of that
do die spirit the hearts Of the eleven boys comprising the Gold
Sandstone that Abilene High School this afternoon
at three o'clock in Bivins Stadium.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29

ourselves. although "" will never n' .
member Of that team But It's our team,
and v,ll always have that feeling for
them. whether or not they win.
It's % seasoned team that's represent.
ing Abilene. say those who have looked
them over They're few pounds under
the weight Of our team. bat they IRE q
hard looking bunoh-in the sense OF Dc
ing a hard.playing team. They have
their share of that spirit. too. But M
team in the state In the whole world,
can beat our team the way were fcs
ine now
That's all there IN 10 u. Just b" there
al three O'Clock this afternoon, and ycI
and sing with the rest of as You'll
see real championship team play a
championship game against q worthy
opponent. and you'll help that team -
ours 10 win,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29

Tho legislative proposals fnI consider
alton al The ooufeTencs of msnl- q
Congress and % civic I.aruciplhis have
not been made publ Tho Congo ss.On1i
conference on Fr.2ay b. EXPECTED T.
adept resolutions outAning rc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29

school their town. their whole rlnhau.
Oh, And ~, vU.t Panhandle is urg
INK them ON. 90 accept This opportunity.
They rcllIyr what IL means. The boys
relIlzo d. and nothing in the world can
prevent them from taking H. ris their
chance 10 prove their loyo for true
sportsnaushlp for fair play Tor skin
and courage. ana OBS their chance 20
prov, thnt their team ls tho greatest In
tho whole stnto Of Texas in regard On
these things And the whole thing ~
not done for personal glory but In the
name ~ their school which viii makc
the feat doubly glorious if they accom-
plish H.
They viii They're 1s sure. aud wc'rG
rs sure. that woll win the state cham.
pionshp as We over were sure OF any
thing Not ih1t fh., du not realize
what team they tro up against. or
what q tremendous fight they must
make. lts not This ms the feeling
that come. with iHo spirit ut determine.
ton. the s1m. odd spirit of de- az de.
You and ! have that same feeling in
program f.r th, progressive "blu. CO. Do,
presented 20 the general conference on
Saturday.
Basl VI NnuDr uf 20. Peoples leg
allfivc S,r.lrr slHnIom'ntod announce
m.uts from senator Ia FolicucH OF
fr, with 20 statement that the uroucs.
-.Fp conference would Dourlud" SltuI
|lly uOehi with dinner ~ the city club
Iu honor 90 new progressive senators.
|rrpr,e,nt1iis's aud governors FORMER
Representative Edward Heating cot Col
|orado .s tp ho tu/masicr and Mr.
. M'ul,y Ud s1mIl untormy"r Sew
/ York would bc the principal speaker
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BOOZE CHARGE JOKE
SAYS COUNTY ATTORNEY

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requests uH eastern newspapers tof
HIs r.'ur. fr. interview
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SHEPPARD, MANSFIELD
IN PROGRESSIVE GROUP
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addition 20 those announced today are
expected 70 attend the meetings. the
acceptance Including only tho. receiy.
"a tsu "a tbs Afternoon