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

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but while the goat was sort ~ set.
ling himself you might say. the Green
shoes lay for an instant on the ground
Quick as wink the Twins grabbed
hem and slipped them on.
~ las, they had all their magic back
With which they had started. The goat
iampcd around with rage. rhakinr his
iead drcadfully.
whats wrong" asked Nancy. does
something hurt you?"
Yes" answered the goat. my com.
non.seusc has dent In Il. used TO
'hink knew what side my bread was
buitored on. but I've decided that !
ion't know anything any more. !
-houldn't lave come back"
Did YOU say bread or head?'' asked
Nancy.
This is no place for a joke. an
swcred the goat severely. But talking 81
bread made him think Of the cake
There was sacfet about II"
To he Continuedl
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County Records
Warranty lkeis.

W y Powell. To u. T.. Johns. lot I
block %. Eakls.
T N. Bruner. ., nj 20 ". " s,snJish
lot 10. block 2os. Holland. iss0.
\ Rroaddus. 1t uN 10 J J. s,srkey.
10, 10. block sii. San Jacin,o Heights.
tio.5o.
" l. Knapp. ct ny. To- J e. Wallace.
lot ?. hlock 30. san Iacinto Heights.
81 .ooO
u. y Johns. ., nv to ~ y Pccry. =.
30 fc'i. a., !. block %. Eskle. $3.50.
sadie l. curtis. to J. l.. Hardy, lot
2, block !. curtis $1,000.
c. {. Cunningham Il AK o. Mrs W.
u. Silvey. part lot 8. block eco and
part lot - block a. Eakle. teIo0.
a. l.. Harrington. - m o. Albert
Hakman. Dot :. block 4 Bonito Heights.
F3i0
{. e. Adams. q uN. To sarah =.
Brady. i"' ?. hl,-k Igs. Plcmons. $1,000.
sarah y. Brady ~ Mrs. l.. VI White.
North GO q. lot ?. bluck ils. Plemons.
$500.
Deeds 81 Trust.
Mary " Holman. - VIZ o. United
Savings Bank. : 30 feet bot 2. block isI
flem"ns addition
Transfers.
Amarillo Lumber Co. ~ g. " Hub.
hill. o. 2. hi"rk iss. Plomons. $4,000.
" y. cp.I,f g. Amarillo Lumber e..
Bot p. l'p'k iss. rlcuons 5000
R-lea~e-.
Wii'n'rlng a Mullen. : b. fcot lot /.
llf-k 81. Eakle
Declaration Trust.
W. ~ TrNff Petroleum Co Deriara
ton % Trust
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coming to that. But they're all abso.
lut,ly rightly based Mona. That's the
iaffling and the maddci ing part OF
them. That's what interests mo In
hem"
Look at this stuff there's been In
the papers lately about what they call
the problem of the unmarried mother.
Now there's brute u case for you:
A girl gets into trouble and while she
sticks e. her baby she's made an out
.as,: every door IL shut to her: her
own people will have nothing TO do
with her: ~ one viii take her in-so
,ong as she's 90, the baby with her.
That's convention and you can imagine
aMs where it's cruel beyond words.
I But 'it's no COOL cursing society about
a. You cant help seeing that the con-
.ention is fundamentally right and es.
.sntill. Where ON earth would you DO
II girls with babies could find homes
as easily as girls without habies?" lie
smiled. cYou'd have babies pouring out
all over the place. See it,
She invaded. Il d. think that's In
tercsting. Mako. Yes. cruel and hate
tul and prcposterous. many OF them.
aut all fundamentally right"
Presently She said. Yes. you do stili
think things. .iarko. You haven't
hanged n bit. you know"
lie SMILED "Oh. well. It's only two
years. you Knowles than two years
since you went away"
u wasn't thinking of two years" r
How many years were you think.
Ing OFF,
Ten"
They just sat there.
VI
The insistcnt shricking Of a motor
siren In the street below began TO pene.
trate their silence. What the devils
that
An extravagantly long motor car was
drawn against the curb. Lord Tybar.
In a dust coat and a sleek bowler hat
u silver gray. sat In the drivers seat.
He was industriously and without ces-
ration winding the handle II the siren.
An uncommonly pretty woman said be.
side him. She was massed In furs. In
her ears she held the index finger Of
zach hand her elbows sticking out ON
each side ~ her head.
AZ Nona's call Lord Tyhar ceaSed
the handle aud looked M with HE en-.
saying SMILE the uncommonly pretty
woman removed her fingers from her
,ars and also turned upwards her un.
commonly pretty face.
As they went down Sabre asked.
who's that with him IN the carr
one of his friends. Staying with u.s."
Something In her voice made it--art.
crwards-occur To- him as odd that she
spokc Of one of his" not one IL our
friends, and lid not mention her name.
VII
Through the day sabrc's thoughts.
IN n man sorting through many docu.
mcnis and coming upon and retaining
one. fined down towards "a picture Of
himself alone with--Nona-alone with
her. watching her beautiful face-and
saying 60 her: Look here. there were
three things you said. three expires.
sions you used. Explain them. Mona"
Continued In Our Next IssueJ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
HALE CENTER ROAD
IS BEING IMPROVED
Special 10 The News

Special 10 The News
FLOYDADA. April 3-Commissiuner
J. l.. King 81 Floyd county II making
considerable improvement, on the grade
through the basin west of Floydada an
The Mickey and Hale Center road.
when completed this grade will he one
of the hest that can be constructed and
will make the road west 10 Hale Center
one II the best In the County. Consid.
cradle trouble has been experienced by
this grade hit II IL thought when this
present work II completed no amount
yund use.
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4 WOMEN SEEK OFFICE
OF FLOYD TREASURER
special IN The New

FLDYDADA. April Pour women
are running for the office - county
treasurer In Floyd county. They are
Mrs Lille Brit,on. present incumbent.
Mrs Addie Thagard and Mrs. Elder
Morris ~ Fioydada. and Mrs. Elder
Morris 10 Lockney. There are three as.
pirants already In the race for Coun.
~ Judge. ". a. Robbins. y. G. Nelson
Jr.. and =. y. Henry. 4. \. McKinnon
press county attorney IL a candidate
20 succeed himself and is opposed by
". y IIuffhines
!. L. King. present commissioner for
the Fluydada precinct Is opposed by W.
Gates and ". 4. Hanna
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OiQ1i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ever get off nowadays and when ! dol
Why don't You stop mef'
She made little gesture deprecatory
Of his suggestion. 'Bccause ! like 10
hear you. I like Ia watch your funny
old face when you're ON one Of your
ideas. II gets red underneath. Mako.
and the red slowly comes up. Funny
old face! Go on. I want a. hear this
because I'm going 10 disagree with you.
! think. I think conventions. most OF
them. are odlous. hateful. Marko. i
Late them
He had been strangely affected by
the words Of her interruptions: n con-
traction In the throat-a twitching
about the eyes But he was
able, and Glad that he was able to
catch eagerly at her opinion. Yes.
yes, ! know. odious. hateful. and much
I,orc than that. cruei-conventicns can
he as cruel. ms cruel M hell. ] was just
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NOrlCE TO THE PUBLIC.

ny erroneous reflection upon the
scter. standing. or reputation Of
Individual. firm. concern or cor.
ton. that may appear In the cob
. Of The News. win BE- gladly cor.
a. when called TO the attention az
editor. n is nj the intention Of
Newspaper TO wrcnsfuily use. Or
. any individual. firm. concern or
oraticn. and corrections win BE-
> where warranted 40 prominently
n the wronsfully published refer.
OF article.
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MONOGRAM OR sIiINE-

DING. rain or shine" Ia the word
ID along the line Monday with re-
60 the good fellowship trip" to
mc4rt. II will be remembered
this trip was deferred once on
mt Of unfavorable weather. hut
rilio In no wcakling. she has In
;heeks a color that is deeper than
skin. she's no painted beauty IS
n live. healthy. aspiring young
dual whose future Is In her own
20 Tucumcari. rain or shine" II
entiment that will actuzte more
a hundred live business men to-
whether they &c; away by train
ltomcbile. viii make no difference
u ms the going IL concerned.
may BE- rain. or there may be
weather.. but Amarillo has sald 10
friends In Tucumcari. metropolis
uay County and Northwestern
Mexico. that she will be there,
o. she viii.
. trip h for the purpose OF ce-
ne more closely the friendship
en- Amarillo and Tucumcari.
Hos business men are 20 he the
20 the business men Of Tucum.
n a dinner Tuesday evening.
ncari business men have accepted
ender Of hospitality. and are TO
ment u with a showing OF
tiness long recognized by the
In this city.
sriiio business men have learned
they are 10 b. successful. they
create and cultivate friendships
or the country. They have re-
cred the wisdom Of the state
that no one living 20 himself.
one dieth 10 himself" hut each
part d all Others. This
II led 10 the plans for the good
ship run" TO Tucumcari today.
u viii definitely make way for
her trips a. the days come and
that the entire trade territory
have been covered thoroughly.
a. also been lightly said: who
tco,eth not his own horn. the
shall not b. footed" Amarillo.
not desiring the status OF a horn.
nor Jet that o. the person who
himself without cause. realizes
" must put herself In the way OF
sncies making for more. and ever
BUSINESS. II she l. TO stay IN the
This being true. she has found
ne Of the ways to accomplish
"a IL 70 70 20 the various com.
= In which she has. or seeks
Ions. and make known TO them
ss upon which she would pref.
ne Introduction Of her GOOD.
and merchandise.
out efforts no real. and worth
ming n accomplished. the peo.
- found this 10 h. n fact. ana
re- nov making the effort. q,
I'd. the volume and the degree
ted TO net results. Amarilo
ned 20 he a great distributing
-grcsier than at present. even
alto basis. She l. laying GU,
= to that end. and the result,
'eai the soundnes. ~ this state.
She In hooking forward 20 the
hen every inquiry made with
. TO commodities. xill BE- me,
statement: AMARILLO HAS
people Of this city should re,
ifude Of mind which attributes
community the possession Of
desirable commodity. every
article Of merchandise and
-sure. every phase Of service.
In the one center ABOUND
thsr communities win willingly
ifr raiiate ~ this city win
sr~>lf aggressive % this 1T
We nust love. n we would
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04

The Panhandle Press Association.
greatest district press organization IN
the United States. Il r. sid. will have
maximum ATTENDANCE ~ tho annual
convention In Amarillo Anril 2i.s2. n
y wor'h while organization. and l.
destined 70 do n grca, work for al this
portion q the Southwest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04

Nothing l. promising ~ much now
~ ih' groa, building program In which
Amarillo e engaged This city L. max.
Ing marvellous progress. ana this l.
Just the beginning - program. each
and every item - which makes ANA.
rilio more desirable place In which 70
live.
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New store In fioydada.

FLOYDADA. April "A new dry
guods store for Fioydnda under the
name II the Berry Cash Store was open.
- today by sam Berry formerly 81
Coleman an the North side Of the
Square IN the Barrow building. This
makes the fourth firm % be added "a
f1oydada's busiless roster In the pas,
salty Gays and irtilcates a steady return
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
GOOD RAIN FALLS IN
FARWEll COMMUNITY


FARwELL. April 3.-The Farwell
county rot n nice shower ~ rain last
night which amounted to 81 &C an inch.
This Is the first rain Farwell has had
since September. and the ground WAS
getting very dry. with no prospects for
early grass.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
FOR HoDAY

And ye shah be- witnesses unto mo
both In icrusaiem. and in Judes. aud
In Samaria. and unto the uttermYs,
parts u the earih.-,cts Is.
Born about 3>s. - ratfick's training
was Christiln. Seized IN a raid about
io5. DE- was Tor slN years n slave In Ire
land ESCAPED to The continent. h. vas
Ter some years nn intimate uf the mon.
ustvry q l.crins. OF 90, southern cu1st
of France In iJ2 hc was uri1incd
frirsionary bishop. and began the work
IN ireland which ended with his death
In ibi. Few facts survive; hut II MS
zeal there can bc no question. and NJ
little ~ his abilities as an urraniz,r up.
dor whom the hitherto scattered chris
tianiiy of ireland WAS sysiemaiized and
made great advance Walkers Church
History.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST TO
HOLD MEETING SERIES

Lt'iiRC OK. April 3.--Thc Church 81
Christ IN this city began series 81
meetings tins evening ~ continue
irtolrh Friday 81 this week. and In
which tho ovangclists II the organlza.
ton viii participate.
Nmung the speakers will De- 2. u.
shAphord OF Amarillo. e ~ Glasgow OF
ErbNnfieid. Lift Sanders ~ i.ockncy.
o. 81 Reynolds of Plsinyl.~. Alya
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04

Amarillos Ercs, school system Is the
pride Of every citizen. whether a ia.
iron ~ not Let Us continue In our
undivided suppor; - ~ programs. and
see TO y that the changes are ever for.
ward. and never backward
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
HEREFORD ELECTION
TO BE HELD TODAY

HEREFORD. Arm Tn, cts cleo.
ton vii D. heid h,f, iupmrw Mayor
" II knight - p Ashbrook ana
Homer wiikinsun are %, re- candl.
dai.s for the 0ufuuisSlun There arr
Il IL - A. l--I---I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04

The Panhandle and Plains can grow
kzfir after the whoa, crop has regis.
tered its prssoects Wonderful, isnt
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I v

She sat briskly forward In the big
armchair In which she faced him. max.
Ing Of the motion movement as
though throwing aside turn the con-
,ersation had taken. We'll. 20 on.
Marko. I'm not going to let you stop
talking yet. I love that about how PEG.
pie get success nowadays. It's jolly
true. never thought u Il before.
Yes. you're still terribly thinky per.
son. Marko. Go on. Think some more.
Out loud"
Caressing-drawing him on-just As
q old.
lie said thoughtfully. II tell you n
thing I often think a lot about. Mona.
You being here like this puts II In my
mind. Conventions"
She smiled teasingly. "Ah. poor Mar.
no. I knew you'd simply hate II. my
coming like this. Does II seem terribly
unconventional. improper. Co you. shu,
up with me In your officer
lie shook his head. 1T seems very
nice. That's all u seems. Look here.
Mona. this really II rather interest
ing"
yes" she said yes"
Just NJ he used 90 bring ideas 20
Der: just 30. with "Yes-ycs." she used
TO receive them.
But he went on. why, convention.
you know. It's the most mysterious. ex.
traordinary thing. It's code society
has built up to protect itself and tn
govern itself. and when you go into
u Us the most marvellous code That
ever was invented. AL sorts of things
that the law doesn't give. and couldn't
give. our conventions shoe In on US
In the mos, amazing way. And all prob
ably originated by lot 10 Mother
Grundy ish old women. that's what 70
extraordinary. You know. II all the
greatest legal minds of all the ages
rad laid thcmselcs out In make 20.
cal code they could never have got
anywhere near the rules the peorsr
have built up for themselves. And
that's what ] like. Nona-that's what
think ~ interesting and the hest
thing In fifc. the things the people do
tor themselves without any state inter.
terence Ttnte whsisSd enxsssaage all
4 a -
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-28
HIGHWAY HINTS FOR
 EASTERN CONNECTICUT

The following are the road contracts in force in the eastern part of Connecti- cut:
 : Two and one-half miles of bitrminous macadam between Hebron Center and Columbia are under construction. No de- tour necessary.
 In. New London from the city line on Broad street to the end of the concrete put in last year aseoncrete' road is under eonstruction.s One-half road open to traffic M
 Three miles of bitumjnous macadam road between Mechanicsville and Gros- venordale are finished.
 Four miles of road between Daniel son and the Rhode Island line at Little Rest are under construction. The road is completed, except for shoulders.
 Three miles. of road between Bozrah- vile and Colchester are under construc- tion. The road is finished half way.
 In Norwich on Fox hill a concrete road is under construction. Detour via silk mill a-A
 Between Norwich and willimantlc a concrete road in Franklin, is under con struction. one-lalf; the road is open to traffic.
 The bridge between occum and Yer sailles is, closed. 4 temporary; bridge is in use.
 Between Grosvenordaie and North GrosYenordaIe a macadam road is being built on the east side of the river. Open to traffic
 Between the westchester railroad sta tion and the Hartford-New London concrete road ,nnacadan1 road is under Ecorstruction. Open to 'traffic,
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-28
KALEIDOSCOPE

The forms of the chisei were perfected. 2.5oe years as,.
 ca,-gut is made from the intestines of sheen and not of cats
 Some human brains are thrcr time. ,. heavy as that of gorilla. 7-
 France has the largest and bet niI- tary air service in the world.
 The World war cost New ZeaIsns siOo,OOe,Ooo. or about 1850 per capIsa.
 As result of the world war. 1s:,ss children in Belgium became orphans.
 Germany has 100000 men trained as soldiers who are capable of being nohsl- ized
 The American Legion in Paris has membership of more than 1000 former service men.
 There were 11.oO0 deaths from avto- mobile accidents in this country in the year 1920. or 90 deaths day. '.
 The Chicago stockyards. which are the largest ig the world. have 20 niles. Of streets and 55 miles of crainsEe.
 There is no man in the moon .s that satellite represents a dead world; the only form of life possible there Is very low form of vegetation.
 The paddle Of the turtle. the wing ,f the bird. the fiiSper of the whale the fore.eg of the horse and fhe arms of a man have the same essential bones and muscles. It requires arproximate.y s1. 500 to equip and to train a regular United States soldier for one year. The aver age for a national guardsman is estt- mated at only s27s.
 1, From the bottom of the .swire peeor in the ocean of Mindanao to the too of Mt Everest would be a vertical distznce of more than Il -l-s miles In England. more than 2ss.oo women have received pensions from the British government because of husbands killed in the World war. seYenty-four thousand have remarried. 2 Eight soldiers attached to the Frenct : army on the Rhine were recently con, yicted of being German spies. All con ! fessed 10 having 91erated within the French ranks since 1921.
 Four American Acollese boys Of good families worked their way across the Atlantic as ordinary sailors. At the end of the trip the captain gave to each an American cent as a rewsrd for their good work
 A citizen Of France, Is subject 10 an association of 30 years in the army. The 1 provision for service is: Active army ser vice, IS months; in Reserve. IS years and months; territorial service. 10 years.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-28

One divorce was granted but decision reserved on another divorce case by Judge Newell Jennings in the superior court at New London Friday morning.
 Earl s. Booth of Norwich was given a divorce from Ethel M Booth on the ground of assertion since June 10, 1911, The defendant, whose maiden name was Betterby. is now of parts unknown. They were married July 15. 1905. MT. Booth was given the custody of daughter, aged Is and son aged Ii. He testi- fled that he had seen nothing of his wife since she left him in 1911.
 Helen D. Kent of Norwich sued for divorce from Harry B. Kent of Mont vile, on the ground of cruelty She tes- tifed that they were married on Nov 21, 1916. and that her husband had been cruel to her from the first. She said that she had left him two or three times but had been pursuaded to go back to live with him in the hope that he might change his ways One of the times she returned to him had been since the suit for divorce had been brought and on account of this circumstance Judge Jen- nings took the papers and reserved de- cision.
 Short Calendar Matters
 At the short calendar session of the court. Judge Jennings accepted the re- port of Joseph N. Lapointe of New Lon don receiver of the Arnold Electric Tool Co.,, from June 20 to Oct 2l It
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-28
TAF1VILLE

The funeral of Elsie Beihumeur. wife of Albert Davis, was held Friday morning from Der late home on Nor wich avenue, with a requiem mass at sacred Heart church sung by Rev. ri. Q. Bellerose at o'clock. Many beau- ilful flowers surrounded the casket and the church was filled with sorrowing relatives and friends. Tho bearers were Arthur Jeanette. Albert Davis, Philip Denomme. William Davis, Earl r Webb and George Davis. Bur'al Tas in tho Sacred Heart cemetery. Un- dertsker George C. Grant had charge of the funeral arrangements,
 Miss Sarah McGll of Eas. Hartford Is tho guest ob Miss Laura streakar Bsrrer of Norwich avenue
 Mss Roso Murphy of Eastnampton. Conn, Is spending tho weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Dennis C. Murphy Of South A street. and attend rd tho teachers convention in New London Friday.
 U. Libo of Blissville road spent Frl- day In Hartford.
 Fred Frisweil of Noewich was vls. lior in town Friday.
 Albert Labarre of Hunter avenue spent Thurrday in wiilimantie.
 Miss Mathiido stapfer was in New
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-28

. f be large. Most of the people attending win use motor vehicles. This. will mean Chat there will be an enormous traffic over zthe highways of this state The de- partment of motor vehicles of Connec- ticut, in cooperation with the state po- lice department other police depart rnents in the state, the highway depart ment and the Automobile club of New Haven has devised "a system to handle this traffic, based on the following es- sentials:
 l. Safety and convenience to the mo- 'toring public.
 : 2 Providing a. sufficient number of through routes so that no highway will be called upon to carry more than it's proportionate amount of traffic F 5. Avoiding. insofar as it is possible the congested center of the city of New Haven.
 4. Providing ,as many traffic avenue, as possible to enter the city of New Haven .-
 $: Providing sufficient number oi parking spaces at the end of each route to take care of all motor vehicles. s. A perfect system of signs for ths guidance of the motor vehicle operator F. z. Restricting certain streets in New Haven to pedestrians, certain other streets for car street traffic and certair
 other Streets for motor vehicle traffic.
 8. Providing all through lanes il New Haven, one way towards the Bow
 before the game and one way from tn, Bowl after the game.
 g. Providing sufficient officers. both il
 and out of the city of New Haven to pa
 trol the highway and to keep the trafi moving.
 1 It is important to warn and cautiol
 all operators of motor vehicles to op
 crate carefully and to obey to the let
 ter the traffic rules and regulations, an, to allow plenty of time to get to an, from the game