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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-02-08
NOTICES.

the state Of New York. appointed to be
ned in and for said county. being
courts OF Record having a common
seal, DO HEREBY CERTIFY. that
ANNA X. QUICK, whose name is sub
scrlbed to the certificate Of the proof
or Acknowledgment Of the annexed in
q ruinent, and thereon written, was. at
the time of taking the same n No
lANf PUBLIC, in and for the said
county. residing therein. duly sworn
ana authorized to take the same and
Iurtner' that am well acquainted with
the handwriting OF said N6TARY pIrR
Lie, and verify believe that the sigma
ture TO the said certificate is genuine.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand and affixed the
seal OF the said county and courts, al
Of January, 1922.
+. p. oCKERMAN. Clerk.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-02-08
STATE OF DELAWARE.

UHlce OF Secretary OF State.
I, A. X. BENSON, Secretary OF State
Of the State Of Delaware, do hereby GER
tfy that the above and foregoing is
true and correct copy Of Certificate OF
Reduction OF Capital Stock issued by
STEWART CLOTHING CORPORA .
TON" as received and filed in this
office. the sixth day Of February. A. j..
1922, at / clock r. NJ
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, Al.
/ have hereuntO set my hand
and Official seal, at Dover this
(SEAL) sixth day Of February. In the
year Of our Lord. one thousand,
nine hundred and twenty-five
A. Z. BENSON,
Secretary Of State.
Received for Record February Z. 1922
DARLINGTON FILM.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-02-08
Broome County. n. Y.

STATE OF NEW YORK. BROoME
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE. IS:
I. FREDERICK =. OCkERMAN,
Clerk of the said county. and OF the
County Court and Supreme Court Of
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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-02-08
STATE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY OF

STATE OF NEW YORK, COUNTY OF
NEW YORK. SIS:
BE 1T REMEMBERED. That on the
26th day Of January. 1922, personally
appeared before me, the subscriber a
Notary Public, in and for said county
Of New York, in said State Of New
York, e. b. Stewart, President OF said
Stewart Clothing Corporation. and a
party to the foregoing statement, per-
sonaly known to me to be such. and !
having first made known to him the
contents of said statement, he did ac-
knowledge that he signed, sealed and
delivered the same as his free and vol
untary act and deposed that the facts
therein stated We're truly set forth.
Given under my hand and notarial
seal the day and year aforesaid.
ELSIE c.. DUFF.
Notary Public 40, New York County.
My Commission Expires March 30, 1922.
ELSIE c. DUFF,
Notary Public.
New York County.
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NOTICES.

CERTIFICATE OF REDUCTION OF
CAPITAL STOCK ISSUED BY
STEWART CLOTHING CORPORA
TON.
We. the undersigned. for the purpose
of reducing the capital stock issued by
Stewart Clothing Corporation, a cor
poration organized under the laws of
the State Of Delaware. do hereby
make sign, acknowledge. file and
record this statement Of reduction and
do certify that the facts herein stated
are true.
%. That a meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Stewart Clothing Cor
poration was held on the 18th day Of
December. 1921, for the purpose OF act
Ing upon the question OF reducing the
capital stock issued by said corpora
/ ton from Fifty Thousand Dollars
! (f500 o0), consisting of Five Hundred
5000 shares Of the par value Of One
Hundred Dollars (Sl00) EACH to Thirty
Thousand Dollars (S30,000) consisting OF
( Three Hundred 5000 shares of the par
value OF One Hundred Dollars (SiO0)
each, and that all notice of said meet
| ing required by the statutes OF the
state Of Delaware, the bylaws of said
Stewart Clothing Corporation or other
wise, was duly waived by all Of the
stockholders OF said corporation.
(2). That by the unanimous vote Of
all Of the stockholders Of said corpora
! ton represented at said meeting and
| holding, owning and representing more
! than twO-thirds of its entire capital
capital stock OF said corporation issued
and outstanding from Fifty Thousand
Dollars $3.50 000) consisting Of Five
! Hundred (500) shares Of the par value
Of one Hundred Dollars ($1O0) each,
| to Thirty Thousand Dollars $3.50. 000),
consisting OF Three Hundred 5000
shares Of the par value OF One Hun
bred Dollars (slO0).
go. That by like vote Of the stock
holders represented at said meeting, it
was resolved that the issued capital
stock of said corporation should be so
reduced or decreased by the purchase
by said corporation, for retirement, of
Two Hundred (2O0) shares OF said capt.
tai stock. at price equal to the par
value thereof, to wit: One Hundred
Dollars (Sl00) per share. and by the
retirement and cancellation Of said
shares so purchased by said corpora
ton.
"a. That all OF the debts Of the said
corporation not otherwise secured
have been paid and discharged.
81 That the name of the President
Of said corporation Is 10. B. Stewart
That the names OF all Of the directors
Of said corporation are as follows:
h. b. STEWART,
EUGENE b. COOLING.
CHARLES 7. TOMBSTONE,
JOHN c. CLARK,
HELEN c. STEWART.
And hereunto so do accordingly set
our respective hands and seals, this Goth
day OF January, 1922, A. d.
e. b. STEWART,
E. B. STEWART.
EUGENE b. COOLING,
JOHN G. CLARK,
CHARLES T. TOMBSTONE,
HELEN c. STEWART,
Directors.
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. Man .p6 Tbons order. F1n.a
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A. J. TAYLOR.
Enclneef
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STATE OF DELAWARE. OFFICE OF
SECRETARY OF STATE ,
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION
To All to Whom These Presents Nav
Evening star., 1922-12-06
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-21
GIRLS WE'D ONLY
CLEAN HUSBANDS
ADVISES DOCTOR

sHIsl disfasss afs CauslaE 81 par
n'ni ni ihs aiaoglnai ai,sfailnfs en-
Nnurn Hu ihf ullsd stairs o. A a..
i4nh. iesift aaY todd 40 aud.sn,~
nhHh heard h.m lrriure ~ ths assen.
~ IssHn ~ ihs ipilof CuaniF i.iasfy
on What tie rulalc nfssnt kiuow /"
Tho dnei" dselaf.d that ssnsial dc.
shsrs Nse rampant in ihs country
10 caring fnr o1r animal ana yea,
liable possessions. Nc ssgisaais them
and guard them EiylnH attention 10
The weak ana deficient. while In our
-'hoois We dump our hitls ones all IN
ioss'her and lei narsin's theory q;
the survival Of the fllissl take lie
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-21
GREAT DEMAND
FOR TANLAC DUE
TOMERIT ALONE
It's VIVA, The People Say
About II That Causes
Orders For Nearly A Nil.
lion Bottles In One Month
Big Fort Worth Drug.
gist Elated.

TOO YHttfi usf an, modielne an
.udsfE I. ihr rfHai rairs a rnloys
IHnia pbrurHfHsi Dol Hrd has l-.rn
iItss tir because ~ che nd ihli mea
and aumra Who huf uns hfil. HAafla.
hiy fsilfn fuI ihr sstnnd and r.cHn
m'nd , in uihsfs h. auss II has hslfci
ihsu
e. ,it thai Tanh, nov has the Lars.
49, ,.ilt - ans 'nrdlfine of ~ kind ds%s
noi hsgn ta tell the story. No other
tfrtafailun has ever approached tho
marvellous suoeets - Tanhc. aud Ia tie
oishi years a. has been on ih. market
80 pUo 0Oo boiilss bias" been sold D..
tween june ~ and July a. II this year
orders were received for nearly one snll.
huu bottles ana u IL evident that deal.
80 az. silil enthusiastic over the ever.
Increasing demand by The tone OF let.
teas With ofd.rs
Maxwell clark Drug Co. ~ worth.
Texas wrote In On August ilth ~ fol
lows We have Eld 10000 bottles ~
Tanlac the frat seven months ~ this
a.. aud tho demand holds az strong
as ever Tanlac IN our greatest proptie
tory seller"
w 4 Hover 4 90. larg. wholesale
druggists OF Denver. Colo. writing un-
der date of July ~. state; I'VE are sub.
mittinE to-day oar order for ih. fourth
carload u your goods since April 7
Taking into consideration local condl
tions this demand In not only excop
iional but alone In the record ~ sales
fnr proprietary articles In this section. q"
The tremendous popularity Of Tanlnc
~ the unqucstlOned ana outstanding
proof Of IT, merit No medicine ~ less
sup.rLive quality and effectiveness
could possibly attain Hurh huge sales
record nor gain. aH Tanlac has the un.
qualified endorsements ~ thousands ~
wellknown men and women In all PARTS
OF IN" continent who stand for the best
, IN their communities
Like all great successes Tanlnc has H.
lmiiators. and although there are over
"a hundred preparations on IN. market
Icialming similar thenpeutical value.
many copying the original Taniac al
vrriislng. thu popularity NJ this pfeta.
ration continues Ia grow. and II IN IN.
qu"stionably the most talked ~ medl.
cine IN the world today
Tanlac ls sold by all good druggists.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-21
MANY COWBOYS WILL
GO TO new YORK SOON
Special TO The New,


Las VEGAS. sept, ?O--Many COW.
boys and cow men from this city and
surrounding country ate proudly dls
playing personal invitations from J. V
TEX Austin. the we'll known Wild
west nprc-ario. Ia attend TcN'a Cham
pion Cowhoy contest ~ the World NJ
New Kork city.
Austin received his start In directing
Wild west round UPS with the las Vegas
cowboys Reunion here In isi5.i6.iT. He
now has announced what promises to
be the daddy Of all cowboy contests. II
IL tn be- staged IN the famous Madison
Square Garden. and sun.nnned, bow
legged huckaroo champions from Chey'
enne. wyoming Pcndelton. oregon.
las Vegas. y " Prescott. Arl2 Monte
Vista. colo ~ la-o Texas and other
western points will journey Ia the lllg
Town tn compel" for the t2i 900 which
Tex has hung up" a. prize money.
One n the unique and attractive fcn.
turer ~ Austins latest venture IL his
4 announcement that the entire gate re-.
c.ipis ~ the las, DAY OF the show VIII
be distributed equally among the cDni-
p-ting cowboys. This IL AN unprecedent.
III departure In Mid west roundup man.
ageinent and means. IN this ease. that
every punch.r who attends the New
York show viii be- reasonably sure Of
,receiying piece ~ money The con.
test l. billed a. start November ilh
and run Tor ten days. several dclcgi
,'ions ~ cowboys and ,owmen from this
district are planning Ia attend.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-21
Palo Duro Baptist
Church Ordains New
Deacons on Sunday

Deaoons were ordained NJ a fine series
a services NJ the Paio Dnro Baptist
Clutch. south 81 wildorsdo. last sun
dsy. according 10 Rev W. e. Garrett.
missionary of the Paio Duro Baptist
Association. The Sunday school was
held under the leadership Of J. e Al.
rsd with large attendance A, the
morning hour Rev. ". y jenkins ~
Amarillo preached an inspiration and
Instructive sermon on Opportunities
and Oppositons."
T A presbytery. composed % Rev. Jen.
rins. REV. N. y. os,hriFht. ]. NJ Jones.
Rev. Garrett and DR.. J. y. Mum. all
q Amarillo. and Rev. u. y. Fronabar.
O. u Canyon. l.. 4. Blair ~ Piainview.
end the dszoons n paio Duro and Vega
Churches. went into session and or.
6nined three new deacons for the Pslo
uuso Church. The new dsacons are
". b. Philiips. VIII Fciain and Mr.
uowea-
ASser ths ordination service. Rev. J
=. yeuss. who has been pastor Of The
nh Dnre Church for some time. offer
- ~ resignation 10 accep, the pastor
~ q sbs Olenwood church IN Amarillo.
~. Z. 4. Blair was then called 10 sue
80 n<v. Jones 1t, Psio Duro. lie shl
~ q veos suA serve yega and Psio
ouse couschss ~ pastor for half time
- go plsss.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-21

ss.aia a. I4i.ansf ssid MA 90
sfeuof a. ihs niafiiaff y f"pnH $50.
- ~ sialfa seat iaahf fuhi2 laais
uHh astsa 81 laetfrtits fnais.
el.ffhfs 3D. sHis sHeafh Hlails1 a.
hern hil IH 60 IfiF bnd iium NoitiAf
ant so cas- a. haf q 80 ana isep hef
aaIur innsaa 81 sesame 10 sneH e
be w. has lffH Cissn and ls zoe slf
ffrHf unasflua 10 ksrr hsf eui q
iha h,siliai and fIum nnaff thf sun
ssans tnIff
me aarif declared that niesi a.
sasst rauli - ifrfsnisd ~ iakinn ths
,auiaf rafegustdn aFainsl them Ne
ratr as aur "a iha isfi fnsans - pee.
ssuiinr thssf asriai diseases sdu0aiion.
iis lsmlasisf shat b. termed ihs ofiin'
l,.al prarilOs nf al-latien aud d., lared
nrhfsis Nsff usfisd o. teach fuiufs
faihsfs and moihsis nsoessarg facts
converting child iarih
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-21

nsckrsng that the Constitution OF the
Cnitrd states was hascd on the old
1osaic hw and that man had not been
sbls to Improve upon the Ten Com.
nnnemnts. Judge II. Walker Hall. as
soessts justice OF the Court Of ci,ii
app<str. delivered an address upon
The. Constitution. and the I'M u
tastsg' before q large crowd at the
xwspis Club luncheon yesterday noon
- The Amarillo Hotel.
S6svsrai dozen distinguished visitors
q sbs Psuhandi~.P Plains Chamber OF
Commerce convention were guests ~
the luncheon. brief talks were also
nsade BY d, u. Clement 81 Waco. prcsi.
Gent Of tho National Grain Dealers
Association Of America. and Dr. ]. A.
nj u Canyon. president Of West Texas
state Normal College. Canyon.
Walters at the luncheon we're intro.
1uced W 10y q. Barnum. President
Hced nsan1enburE called ON Mr.. Clcm.
81 ssd Ny. Hui for brief talks at the
cese Of Judge Halls address. Judge
Hall wss introduced TO the audience by
Z. o. GuIeke. na~fnber Of the public
Affairs committee.
= Aselcles EXPLAINED.
's-.IuAse Han deplored any tendency 70
eDsfscf from law enforcement and ole.
1Iepce 20 the constitution. lie declared
that the constitution was ruined unless
the great principles are upheld" After
acting for persons present 10 raise
s1sls hands Il they had read the cons,i'
tstea Judge Hall began AN explana'
sioa Of its srtici~s. The preamble. leg
iohtivs. executive and judicial provi'
anas were briefly discussed.
Judge Hall explained that the nh 81
Flights. or the first ten amendments "a
In rons,itusion. were ratified IN 1891,
npd prohibited the encroachment oi
government upon personal liberty. III
soid that they were partly the outcoms
6 iyrsnnlcsl government IN Europs
lie showed how individual liberty was
guaranteed through religious frcedom
freedom Of speech. quariering Of sol
aiets in hcmss. taking OF private prop
srty for pahllc purposes without com
penssiion. arrest and s.arch 81 home
trial without indictment by grand jury
lie tseing twice IN jeopardy and oihe
essential provisions.
The speaker declared that there ha
nSxfr-be<n such AN era 81 lawleSsnes
within 1000 years Ne there II To-Day I
the whole world. he declared thu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-21
MILO

Trustees of Tho Amarillo lndeprndsnl
School District VII receive bids or tho
ireasurershlp ~ - fund.- commencing
september ]. 1922 asd ending Angus
81. 1928. Please make h,d showing per
cent Of Inierrs, you viii iay on diily
halnnce credited m"nihly and also rate
Il Interest you will charge the district
on borrowed funds Have al bids Va
he hands of the SECRETARY. : , Now
bold. not later than O't0ber I. 1899
So. NEwBOLD. S-,y.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-21

a lazy noaccount feeling with yawn.
.ng and sleepiness In the DAY time is
caused by q torpid liver and disordefed
bowls. iIcrhine " splendid remedy
for such ailments IL cl.anses the sys'
TEN and restroces vim and activity
Price soc. Sold by City Drug Co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-21

AysnFs hslrh - = full Elssn hu'
man hslnE regardless ~ faee. 10 e.
inches
Queen Mays calors are seganluln
red anh a nau0w blue stripe.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-21

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-21

A cross. sickly Many suffering from
digestive troubles and looseness 81 the
bowels needs McCes's Baby Elixir. II
checks the bowls. eases the stomach
and restores healthy conditions. Price
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-21

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-21
HALL. CLEMENT AND HILL talk
lTkIWANIs Meeting: VISITORS
/. 10 CONVENTION IN ATTENDANCE

classes were being arralrned against
each other.
Raps Some Amendments.
Mr.. Clement expressed his dlap.
prevail of all amendments to the con.
stitution from The sixteenth Ga the nine.
tenth. inclusive. lie vehemenily de.
nounc,d poliikians who sell the inter.
ests ~ the nation In efforts 10 win Of
flee. He declared that the salvation ~
America rests In American business
men and not In the agricultural VI
laboring classes.
Reference was made 10 the poll ~
tn. Literary Digest on prohibition. lie
raid that the poll showed that the wo.
men were taking stand for modifica.
ton q the Nolstead act md declared
tina, they possibly We, viii be the ones
that viii "rInasculale the constitu.
ton"
Mr hin almost made n direct reply
In u friendly manner TO the address VI
Mr.. Clement. The former declared that
he was Tor MI the amendments without
eaui,ocaiion and received q roar OF ap.
lilause for his assertion. lie declared
that the persons that generally favored
the repeal u the amendments did not
speak our language" Belief WAS ex.
pressed that the amendments are
American 10 the core"
THE greatest danger In America 10.
day IN from those Who do not speak
our language" declared Mr. Hi II
may add that am not 'kn klux.
either The speaker told ~ a recent
trip through the East and the con
,.nuai rubbing up against large mum.
hers - foreigners Even at plymouth
i.ook. the speaker declared. an Italian
speaking broken English attempted ~
explain the tradition behind Il.
Man, Guest. Present.
Guests NJ the luncheon Included Sam
Fowklcs Dallas: H. 81 Fielder. Tulia
v n amison city. " T. Wheeler Fort
Worth. George Aycock. Texhoma q. Y.
vernon. cny. Zen T. Clement Waco.
\. y. callaghan. Panhandle. u. Walker
Hall. city Paul Sowell. TeXhoms W. ~.
smith. weatherford. 81. J.. Caldwell
Font Worth. T.. T Nickers. city: SILT.
man Evans Font worth. Arthur Rein.
hart. Dallas: J. A. Hnl. Canyon: "
Mulkey. Clarendon: g 4. Test, city
W. A. Palmer. Canadian ~. 81. Arm
strong. Norman. Okla: ]. VI. Pro tor
els y. c. ochsnor. city -. W. Cha
ham. Fnrwoll. sAn ~ Bmswcll Char
sndon: 7. y Red, rampa. g. W Mayo
Sort Worth. . 4. seward Ir.. city
Mayor Ion D. Mars. city w. L. Broad
well. Hereford. l.. ]. sicily. city. lloi
Buticfhaugh ToXhonn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-21

Dirksyr nia flsilatts I've water ns.
llssss noas fSss Doesn't Hurt.
Evening star., 1922-07-26
DEFEAT OF CULBERS0N
CONCEDED BY MANAGER
Barry Miller Offers Services to Fer
+ guson, Who Won Senate Pri-
mary in Texas.

!; DALLAS Texas. July 2e-Barry
Miller Of Dallas, campaign manager
for Senator Charles A. Culberson in
the recent democratic primary cleo
dion. has conceded the defeat Of his
candidate and announced he had Of
xered his services to former Governor
James e. Ferguson, who will be in
the run-oR with Earle Mayfiefd, high
man, on August 26. Mr.. Ferguson
has accepted the offer.
!, Mr.. Miller was himself defeated in
saturdays primary in his race for re-
domination to the state legislature.
Evening star., 1922-07-26
JACK AND MARlLYNN
TO BE MARRIED JULY 80
Mrs. Pickford Persuades Couple
to Advance Wedding Date
After Family Talk.

Los ANGELES. Calf. July 2s.-
The date of the wedding Of Marilynn
Miller to Jack Pickford has been ad-
vanced from August to July 80.
The announcement was made by
Jacks mother, Mrs. Charlotte Pick
the wife of Douglas Fairbanks.
Z Miss Miller arrived here yesterday
and she and her hance wer discus
ing their plans for being married
August 1, when Mrs. Pickford inter-
rupted:
day-at Z o'clock Sunday night
so there will be no interruptions in
the picture work"
The wedding will be at Doug and
Mary's horne in Beverly Hills.
"All right" said Jack and Marilynn-
Evening star., 1922-07-26
KANSANS TO VOTE
ON LABOR COURT
Primary August I win De-
tefmine Fate Of Newly
Formed Industrial Tribunal.
CANDIDATES TAKE SIDES
Three Democratic and Two G. o. 2.
Men Urge Abolition of Allen
Expedient.
Br the Associated Press.

.
TOPEKA. Kan, July. 2S.-The fate
Of the Kansas industrial court, which.
during it's life has been opposed at
every turn by organized labor. Will
rest with the voters of the state at
the primary Of August l.
r Two of the seven republican candi-
dates for governor and all three
democratic candidates have advocated
the adjustment Of this court, father
ed and protected by Gov. Allen. who
is not a candidate to succeed himself
OF the republican candidates, for
mer Gov. W. r. Stubs Of Lawrence
VILE, w. Y. Morgan, Hutchinson ed
itor; w. P. Lambertson of Faairview.
Mrs. W. D. Mowry of Kansas City.
Miss Hell Helen Pst,igrew Of a.,,Rs Kansas snd
Thomas McNeal of Topeka. the latter
two have voiced the sentiment that
the court be done away with. The
democratic candidates. Henderson
Davis of Bronson and Leigh Hunt of
Kansas City. all have favored its abol-
ishment.
Former Gov Stubs served from
1909 to 1913 and is now a stockman
and banker; Mr.. Morgan is former
the Hutchinson News; Lambertson is
a farmer and was for many years a
member Of the state legislature;
Knapp is banker and former state
auditor, McNeal Is edltOr OF one Oh
Senator Capper's farm papers; Mrs
Mowry is a welfare worker and wife
of a wholesale druggist. and Miss
Pettigrew an elocutionist and plat
form entertainer.
Neither Of the woman candidates
las been making campaign. nor has
either the backing OF any OF the
states women's organizations. Both
have stated that they do not expect
to be nominated.
Gov Allen, in announcing that he
would not be a candidate in the re-
publican primary to succeed himself.
stated that he was retiring to private
life and was living the most humble
life of any citizen in the state OF
Kansas.
The voters will be confronted with
a list of l21 names OF persons seek
Ing state ONCE. These are aside from
probably as many more seeking noml-
nations for Congress. legislature. dis
trict court judgships and county Of
fees There are three complete state
tickets in the 'feld-republicah, demo-
cratic and socialist.
The republicans have a contest
slated for every nomination except
lieutenant governor, state treasurer
and state printer. The democrats
have two contests, there being three
seeking gubernatorial honors. while
four are ambitious to run for state
superintendent of public instruction.
The socialists filed a full ticket with
one candidate for each ONCE. headed
by NJ L. Phillips of Mcdonald for
governor.
Evening star., 1922-07-26
CANNING FIRM HEAD DIES.

NEWPORT. Tenn, July 2s.-James
Stokely. president Of one Of the lars-
est canning plants in the south is
dead here. He is a. brother-in-law
df Ben w. Hooper, chairman of the
Railway Labor Board.