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New-York tribune., 1922-07-20
MIR. Oakley Kissam Brown, of
Greenwich. Marries in Chicago

GREENWICH, Conn, July 19.-Mr.
Oakley Kissam Brown, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Kissam Brown, of North
Street, Greenwich, married yesterday
in Chicago, Miss Esther Edwards, OF
that city. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown at
tended the wedding, which was quiet
one. They are expected home to-mor-
New-York tribune., 1922-07-20
MRS. ARDELIA PECKHAM

MIDDLETOWN, R. /, July f9.-Fu.
neral services for Mrs. Ardelia Peck
ham, Middletown's oldest citizen, were
held here this morning. She was in
her ninety-third year.
Mrs. Peckham, who was married in
1s48, is survived by eleven children,
thirtytwo grandchildren, forty-nine
grandchildren and four great
eat-grandchildren.
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JAMES G. KITCHEN

ATLANTIC CITY, July 19.-James G.
Kitchen. seventy-seven years old, pio
neer wool manufacturer, importer and
dealer Of Philadelphia, whose home was
at 449 Locust Avenue, Germantown, Pa.
died at beach-front hotel here early
to-day following an illness Of several
months.
He is survived by his wife aud Ave
children.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-20
I'M MEMoRIAM

oALIt s-John Sanford. suddenly, on Jura
y. 1922. in London, England.
The Board of Governors OF the Fencarx
Club desire to convey to the re,atsves
and friends OF Mr. John SANFORD Saifra
tnelr profound sympathy and to exprass
their personal bereavement over The loss
OF dear friend. a generous patron, g
man who made the world better because
he liveG IN It. BOARD OF GOVERN
css. George II. Breed. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-20
LADY GRANT

OTTAWA, July 19--Lady Grant,
widow OF Sir James Alexander Grant,
for fifty years leading physician in
this city, died to-day in her eighty-frst
wear.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-20
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CAPTAIN 7. N. PHILLIPS

SEDGEWICK, Kans., July 19.-Cap-
tain j. N. Phillips, ninety-four years
old, retired capitalist and former
member of the Chicago Board Of Trade.
died here last night.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-20

COUNTESS RENE DE COETLOGON
PARIS, July 19.-Countess Rene de
Coetlogon, formerly Miss Mary Blake,
of Boston, died at her home here to-
day
New-York tribune., 1922-07-20

Mnss Iase and the Misses Flora and 1..r
i;usssmavs. i;a,,s OF Victoria, B. O.. Mr. M wa WI,
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DEATHS

MAN---Kenneth v. of 40 West iistn
ST., on July II, st French Hospital OF
typhoid fever. Services Thursday, Somer-
vile Mas
New-York tribune., 1922-07-20

Miss Dorothy Schieffelin is at her
apartment, IA East Sixtieth Street, fol-
owing visit at Southampton, L. /.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton
Rice are in New York from Newport
and entertained friends at luncheon
yesterday at the Ambassador.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Cortlandt SCHUYLER
Van Rensselaer, are at Garden CITY.
l.. l., where they will remain for sew
eral weeks.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Severin Bourne
are in New York from Oakdale, L. l.,
and will be at the Ambassador Hotel
during their stay.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-20

Mrs. William E. Iselin entertained
party at luncheon yesterday in the
Japanese Garden at the Ritz-Carlton.
at which her guests included Mrs,
whitney Warren and Mrs. William
May Wright.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-20

Mrs: Alden S. Blodget gave a
luncheon at Sherry's yesterday in
honor OF Mrs. Margaret T. Carle. Miss
Marion G. Bourne also entertained
there at luncheon.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Xavier M. Audibert
have closed their home at SO East
Eignty second Street and will be at
the aote! Lorraine until their depart
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
PANHANDLE STATE

The newly organized Eastern
New Mexico Press Association
at Portales Immediately broke in
70 limelight with the proposal by
a speaker that n new state be
formed ont OF the Eastern half of
New Mexico and the Panhandle
OF Texas. As the suggestion
came from a former governor Of
New Mexico, il naturally has
more weight than ii the state
ment came from some person less
prominent IN public affairs.
Of course the formation ~ a
new state with Amarillo as the
capital certainly would be pleas
ing TO Amarillo people and we
also believe 10 most of the Pan
handle. However, locating a state
capital could not be done So ca
ily. There probably would be q
great fight Capital cities are
moved occasionally. The Federal
government has had three capital
cities. The capital city Of Okla
homa was moved from Guthrie
TO Oklahoma City. Agitation Is
increasing in Wyoming to move
the capital from the southwest
corner OF the state At Cheynuc
10 the center.
This talk Of a new state Ger.
tainly should interest a few of the
Panhandle editors, who believe
firmly that the only way the Pan
handle can receive Justice Is
through a division 1t has been
suggested that the name of
Northwest Texas should be appi.
ed to this part, should the state
be divided into Jour or five states
a long name like Northwest
Texas certainly would not be- Don
ular with a headline writer On q
newspaper.
Little agitation so Ear has been
made Tor division of the state
But there can be no doub, abou,
increase OF sentiment along those
lines m the future The speed with
which the agitation increases de-.
ponds on the efficiency or incffi
cheney with which the state is
governed. II the Panhandle can
get justice at Austin. there can
be little Roadway made Tor a
long time by advocates OF state
division.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
FAILURES

More than 1900 business
firms failed between the first OF
the year and oct. l.. It's a big Zig
ure. but 40 least $4,000 com
pauics went through the nine
months without failing.
The liabilities of the failures
cEoccdcd their asset, by about
S20oOooooo. Spread evenly over
the whole population, this is less
than S. for each American.
Most OF us looked at hard
times through a high-powcrcd
maguiiying glass. The lone ship
that pcrishcs at sea gets the at
tcntiOn. No one notices the vast
fleet that rides the gale safely.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
PANHANDLE PRESS
ketum Jones DO the Senate.

Vow M'Nico should return Senator
[ Jones' Co tho United States Senate. Sen
I tior Jones represents the people Of the
.''io and fhe nation. Why should New
NOVICE send two green senators TO
washington We should return Sen.
i'or Jones 10 Washington. lie is
tuned with the trend OF the tlme.-Tu.
rumclH N,Ws
The senatorial race iu New Mexico
Is creating much interest outside tho
state. Most people from the Panhandle
~ Texas are hopeful that senator A. A.
Jones' wiIl De- reelected 10 the senate
Tor H second term. He has served the
state OF New Mexico well during his
if7t term. u takes man several
years Co Eet used 20 political procedure
100 w Washington New Mexico should
retain man who has obtained splendid
Np'r.erco In Washington and is now
az the threshold where he can 10 %
sun greater service. Indications ar.
Lhai there VIII b. a great return Of Dem.
''rhts 20 congress this fan and two
Years hence. II viii D. cas-, for sena.
W. 'Att' hAf OF tnF leading
t.iaiors in the capital city. II the PEG.
pc OF Ntw Mexico viii only honor him
- reelection 20 that office. Seniority
IS the greatest factor In determining tho
power Of "a man In the senate. Tones X
ie'iinE his seniority. The state would
lot D. better OF with another Rspubli.
an in the senate. Should the nation
go Democratic again. IN which direc.
ion u Us evidently headed II will 10
wen Tor New Mexico 70 have a strong
Democratic leader Politics Il a give
ana take game Ono senator has "a
heip another with local or state projects
IN turn, that senator VIII lend his helm
senator Jones b. In line with the hest
interests of New Mexico. Ills oppo.
nenis are attacking him on tho theory
thht o. BE- against the hest interests
OF ihe state on the tariff issue. But the
Oh b-r'hco OF the tariff does not an.
iefei tho rank and nle near ~ much
any NOR We know that II protection
= necessary against foreign manufac.
.saed suods that IL would H. lust "a
''H 10 practice absolute prevention 81
%. gn imports,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
y ROBERT W CHAMBERS
Q 1910 dTopGI II poRAN coLfnAsrfl

Smith silt open a ten-ineh trout
stripped II. nung the entrails ou'
into the pond. soused the fish Ia
water. and threw Il into a milk pan
Whose jewels were they In the
beginning?" he inquired carelessly
How do know
III you ever found out"
Il don't want to- l got them in
the wnr, anyway. And I, don't make
no difference how go; EN-: Ewes
going 10 bO n lady IL ! go to the
chair for Il. SO that's that"
Smith slit another trout. Quilted II,
hung away the vlscerA but laid back
the roe.
Shame 10 take them In October. "
he remarked. hut people mus. eat"
"Same's me nodded Clinch. Il
don't want to KIN no one. bu, Eve
she's gotta be lady and ride in her
own automobile with the prouder; "
Does Eve know about the
jewels?"
Cllnch's pale eyes. which had been
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
COX,S CANDIDACY

Former Governor James ~
Cox OF Ohio is getting ready to
throw his hat into the ring FOR
the Democratic nomination Tor
the presidency two wears hence
At least, his actions during the
past Jew months indicate that he
wall offer 20 carry the Demo
cratic standard in 1924
Mr.. Cox has been in Europe for
some time gathering information
about political. economic and so.
cal conditions in those lands.
The Daily News has purchased
these writings OF Mr.. Cox. who i
considered one oi the leading
newspaper men in America The
articles are being presented in
the Daily News this week purely
as a matter OF information and
not as an endorsement Of anv
political ambitions OF Mr.. Gov
although this paper supported
him after his nomination two
years ago
Mr. Cox's first article TODAY
gives 2 birds eye view Of Europe
and OF It's many problems. VII
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10

So he put two fingers In his mouth
and whistlcd like fire whistle, and
pretty soon there was whizzing in
the air.
Comet Legs appear. his crooked
legs wrapped around the star he always
rode
lie tied his star 10 the top Of a tree
and climbed down.
whats wrong" he asked when ha
had shaken hands with Twelve Tees,
the sorcoror. and Light Fingers. the had
little fairy "Wha; can | do for you?"
Twelve Toes answered:
Light Fingers here stole the Fairy
Queens automobile for me. ana then the
Twins Nancy and Nick got IL back.
sent Light Fingers hack for II ny way
OF magic boln.sialk. but the apple'trea
fairy caught him and stopped him. Now
We don't know what 10 do. Can you
help us7'
Sure nodded Councillors. positive
By. I've go, an Idea already"
To BE Continued
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
CHECKS

The biggest check ever drawn
is exhibited in New York. 1t
transferred S2ooooo.ooo from the
national treasury during the war,
and the the beginning OF the big
debt owed TO America by the al
lies.
Nearby in the collection is the
check for $4,000 which paid
tor our purchase OF Alaska from
Russia.
There certainly is no limit 20
variety when is comes 20 Uncle
sam investments.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
Secretary We'll Pleased With Fair.
Special 20 The Eews

LUBBOCK. oct 9.-Scoreiary L. T.
Martin. Of the South Plains Fair. las
issued 2 statement declaring that he IL
wei pleased with the success OF the fan
held here last week and that IL was
truly a South Plains Fair. the largest
held In West Texas in points Of cx.
hihlis and attendance. lie commended
exhibitors for their loyalty and interest
and especially the men and women re-.
sponsiblc for the different departments
He says that the success of the 1929 fair
VIII 40 far toward making the next one
bigger and better, and that carly prep
aration On the part OF exhibitors ls the
key TO the lettering OF exhibits.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10

Paris is called the most beauti-
iul city OF Europe, Vienna IS
termed the saddest
The first article oi Mr.. Cox
is not exactly gloomy, though.
The article shows some OF the
comparisons Of the United States
with Europe and should inspire
q greater loyalty 90 this country.
The News hopes that Us read
crs viii follow these articles OF
Mr.. Cox. lie may mn Tor presi-
dent in 1874 and these articles
should give YOU an insight into
his beliefs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
COMETLHGs ASKED TO GIVE AID.

Twelve Toes. the Sorceror, was fu-
rlous when Light Fingers returned
without the Fairy Queens automobile.
Just furiousi
My. how he did storm up and down
with rage and stamp his foot and tear
his hair and bite his nails and gnash
his teeth,
Poor Light Fingers. the bad little
fairy who worked for him. didn't know
where 10 look lie had done the best ne
could.
II wasn't HIS faul, that. Just at the
very minute he was going 10 scatter the
tacks on he road IN front ~ the magic
automobile that Nancy and Nick were
taking 10 the Fairy Queen. someone
grabbed him 10y the collar and stopped
him.
TN try again" he said when Twelve
Toes got over his rage.
Very WELL" said the Sorcerer. "Ill
whistle for Come,.Legs 20 come and give
us some good advice"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
Go ON With the Story
Episode Three
On Star Peak
CHAPTER |


NIKE CLlNCH regarded IN,
WI Jewels taken from Jose Quin
tana as legitimate loot &C
qulred in war.
lie was prepared to kill anybody
who attempted TO take the gems
from him.
At the very possibility HIS ruins
passion blazcd-hls mania 20 make
Of Eve strayer a grand lady.
But now. what no had feared for
years had happened. Qulniana had
found him-Quintana. after all these
years. had discovered tho identity
and dwelling place OF tho obscure
American soldier who had robbed
him IA the Mushroom OF a Paris
cafe. And ou.niana was now In
America. here In this very wilder.
mesa. tracking the man who had de-
spoiled him.
Cllnch. in his shirt.sleeves. carry.
ing a rife. came out on the log yer.
anda and sat down TO think II over.
lie began TO realize that he was
likely to have trouble with a man as
oold.blooded and a. dogged Us him.
self.
Nor did no doubt that those with
Quintana were desperate men.
On whom could he count? on no.
body unless he paid their hire. None
among the lawless men who haunted
his backwoods hotel" at Star Pond
would hfi a anger to help him. Al.
most any among them would have
robbed hlm-murdered him. probably
IL Il were known that Jewels were
hidden In the house.
lie could not trust Jake Kloon:
Levereit was as treaeherous as only
born coward can be: Sid Honey.
Harvey Chase. Bloomers. Byron
Hastings-he knew them all too well
TO trust them-a sullen. unscrupu.
ious pack. partly cowardly. always
ferce--os are any creatures that live
furtively. feed only by their wits,
and stink through life Jus, outside
the frontiers OF law.
And yet. one Of this gang had
stood BY him-Hal smith--tho man
he himself had been abou, to slay.
ciinch 90; Up from the bench
where he had been sitting and
walked down TO the pond where Hal
Smith sat cleaning trout.
Hal" h. said. Il been figuring
some. ouln,ana don't dare call In
the eonstab!es. can't arora 10.
ouiniana and I've 20, to settle this
GA our. own
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
Hooich Runners Captured.
peeiAl TO The News

HEREFORD. Oct. Special Police.
man Omer Baker arrested. single hand.
ed, three men here. conf.scating a
Buick Six and n Ford racer. last week
The Buick was literally honeycombed
with copper tanks, fun Of Rye whlskey.
The tanks were clevorly concealed un.
der On s','ts and upholstering - the ear
and to IN casual obs river. would not
be detected The officer had advance
notice 10 be- ON the lookout for
suspicion characters and the result
was the capture Of the clcycrest outfit
ever seen m this county.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
Man Donates Pig 20 School.
Special 10 The News

SlLNERTON. OCT. st. ]. Cross has
presented the Home Economies depart.
ment Of the high school here with
Poland China PIX The Home Economic
girls are raising funds 70 improve tho
equipment IA their department by ser-r.
INK lunch every Tuesday Tor the busl.
ness men and school children. They are
now Figuring how to realize the most
from their pig
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
New Mexico

week with a special dodicaiory program
In charge u the masonic lodge Judge
Albert Morgan was the principal speak
or OF the occasion the Portales hand
furnishing excellent music.
In the evening a special program was
given in the new auditorium TO an aud
fence % 1000. TX Governor W. T.. Lind.
sey and Dr. David S. Till. president
Of the State University were the prin.
cipal speakers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10

rowing over the wooded shores OF
Star Pond. reverted TO Smith.
ia CIT my throat before ia tell
her." he said softly.
"She wouldn't stand for ~"
"lial, when you said 10 me. Ewes
a lady. BY Godr you swallered the
hull pie. That's the answer. A lady
don't stand for what you and ] don't
bother about"
Suppose she learns that you
robbed he man who robbed some.
body elss OF these Jewels"
Cllnchs pale eyes wese fixed on
him: only you and me know" he
said IN his pleasant voice.
"Qu!ntana knows. His gang
knows"
Cllnch's smile was terrifying. II
guess she aint never likely to know
nothlus. Hal"
What do you purpose to DO.
Nike"
"Sul hunt"
"For ouintanal"
Il might mistake him FOR a deer.
Them accidents Is likely. too"
"li Qulniana catches you Il viii
30 hard with you. Nike"
sure. / know"
lieu torture you TO make you
talk"
You think I'D talk. Hal7"
Smith looked up into the light.
eolored eyes. The pupils we're pin
points. Then he went on cleaning
fish,
"Hal7" $3.50 :. =. ,at'
"what1"
IL they get mc-but no matter;
they Amt a-golng TO get me-"
We're you going 10 tell me where
those Jewels are hidden. Mixer" In
CURED the young man. stin busy
with his fish. lie did not look around
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
vernon Nan Seriously Injured.
Special to The Nevs

VERNON, Oct 81 T. !. Dunson IL
IN a critical condition here an a result OF
being hit on the head with a water tug
last week. ". " Sne.,l. Young ten.
'iant OF Mr.. Dunson's has been releas.zi
under 81 800 bond in connection with
TIE affair The injured man has been
unable to speak since being struck, hav.
irg been unconscious most Of m. time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10

Any erroneous reflection upon the
character standing. CT reputation Of
any individual. firm. concern or cor
porauon. that may appear In the col
umns Of The News viii BE- gladly cor
tecied when called 10 the attention Of
The editor Il Ia not the intention OF
this newspaper 70 wrongfully use o.
injure any individual, firm. concern o.
corporation. and corrections will b.
made where warranted az prominently
as was the wrongfully published refer
ence or article.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
Editor Has Radio Bug.
Special 20 The Nevz

HIGGINS, oct 81. u. Shaw. editor
and publisher OF the Higgins News. is a
radio bug of first rank. lie has been
entertaining Higlnsites with radio con.
certs, for the past week, from all over
the country Among the stations heard
ar Fort Dodge, IA. Davenport, Ia.
Denver. Chicago. Dallas, Fort Worth
ana many others.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
Clovis Buys Fire Equipment
Special 20 The News

CLOVIS, Oct. s-The City Commits
sion has purchased a IL France fire
truck which win be delivered within
80 days. This Is the highest class fire
fighting machine manufactured, com.
bining pumping and chemical equip
mcnt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
Schools Make Progress
gpeelal 70 The News

TUCUMCARl, oct. 9-Thc reports ot
the city public schools here for the
month OF september show an improve.
meut over the same month last year.
both in point OF attendance and eScel-
loncy OF work The average attendance
tor the -Four Points school il 97.5 pee
cent.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
BEGIN HERE TO-DAY

II was
QufNTANA and his band % intcr-
national thieves who FIRST stole
that priceless gem. the Flaming
Jewel from the
COUNTESS OF ESTItONfA. For
love OF tho now boggar,d couu-
tess.
JAMES DARHAGH sought the gem
and traced 70 90 the dlsreputable
hotel ia the Adiroudacks owned
by
MIKE CLINClL Under he name %
HAL SMITH. Darrarh works al the
Clinch hotel. where be meets
Clinch's step daughter. the beau
tiful
EVE STRAYER. tho one great In
ilucn,e for good In the career o.
Clinch. Then Quintana and his
gang appeared in tho Vicinity,
and both Clincn and Darragh
knew they would stop az nothing
10 regain the loot hlchod from
tho royal Caskgt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
Bridge Being Built.
20 The Newr

rADJcAH. Oct. 9-work has
started on a $50 foot bridge across Salt
Greek here, which Will give direct con.
rection between Paducah and the Hack.
berry community. This bridge has been
reecied for a long tine and IL bcing built
jointly hy Cottie County and the local
Chamber Of Commerce.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
Tahcka TO Have Paving Soon.
Special 10 The Ne-

TAHoKA, oct Work viii begin
within the next fcw weeks on tho paw
ING OF the principal streets here. sur.
Ncyors from the Elrod Engineering
Company OF Dallas have already com.
pleted the initial survey.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
rlainyiew 10 Clean Up Alleys
Special 10 The Nswu

PLAINvIEw. Oct. 9.-The Board Of
city Development here has appointed a
committee To- 80 before the city council
and see II there Is not some mems
whereby the alleys OF Plainvicw may 10
cleaned up and kept clean.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
Post City Having Building Boom.
Special 90 The News

POST CITY, Oct Sit looks like a
building loom here with one new resi-.
dencc just completed. a new thcater ~.
eeivins is finishing. touches, the Davis.
ason Furniture Company will begin
work IN few days on their big. new
home and the new court house and jail
are Ia bc under construction soon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
Clovis Couple We'd
Special 20 The News

CLOVIS, Oct. 9-Everett y. Grauth.
am and Miss Nelma lIouk were married
here Last week. Mr. Grantham Is court
reporter for Judge Sam G. Bratton.
Mrs. Grantham Is the daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs u. &. Houk.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
Fair to BE Permanent.
gpeeiaf "a The Nsxt

PAPA. Oct s.-rhe Pampa fair held
last week was 20 successful that n will
be made permanent. Attendance the SEC.
ord day was nearly a. large as that q
the first one. Permanent buildings viii
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10
Hail Damages Crops.
Social 10 The News

WELLINGTON. Oct. "A ,.v,-c.
ran Sio-m completely destroyed the
crops IN strip 2 miles wide and s
miles long a few miles east OF here.
last week
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-10

Every man knows he will ac-
cidcntly mail a letter in trash
can before he dies.