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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-05
COTTON UNION
TO AID INDUSTRY
BYlAW,PLANNED
MANY REPRESENTATIVES,
ATTENDING CONFERENCE
AT MEMPHIS


MEMPHIS Tenn. Dec Plans fUr
the uratn 1IfiUu uf permanent lo,-
erumout COTTON commit ss,or with repre-.
sentative, rm every cotton pr1duc.
Ink state iur the purpose OBJ. ior.u.
moud.ug legislation hH the states
which viii aid iu SOLVING problems now
confruutu- 90, industry were proposed
here TODAY Jt %, second annual u.c'.
iug the cotton commission ..u.o.rd
of do.cgaies uamed ht th, s.. a
ot twelve southern states
Under th, plan suggested .N A W
Mclean. uf Nor'h Carolina. N.uu VH
hr acted urm tE tn, ,tuf.r,r.. Hr
fore Adjournment "Wednesday ID ln.
form a,t may hy formulated n u,
sentstion 90 th, legislatures ut cotton
producing stat,s and which $500 pros
vide ioI permanent comm ss..r fnc
m,mb.s 0f which viii Do. u3m,i o.. th,
governor Coz legislature uf o1Uu s..r
The necessity uf uniform stat. ..c.-
UiIun which would enable Ih, cotton
producing SECTIONS 90 th. country t0
WH.k tog,thg. W cuutJ.Uue and
,-idmtu- insect p.sfs Brl tH. adou
tuu 90 h,tt,r methods ot marketing
and Wurohuus.HL fU. staple was
strongly urged nw onN W governs
mont and state experts h8t u %
rumhor of other suuk,r- connected
with taIuu- mau.h, uf thy industry
Tomorrow H,uH e. wallace s.er,
aH ~ agriculture w.u deliver ihe
principal address ,1tHHrr th. work
whth tH. department has dome aud B..
prepared ta 90 fur thr .ntfen growers
E O. Mcdonald state rutImo.ogisi
of Texas outlined legislation alrudi
enacted Iu thar state for fH. ,u'ro
81 the hol wre,u and for lWantr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-05

In' demurrer contends generally Thar
lhr charge. ."t forth .u the declaration
ar" insufficient 300 law o.. constitute a.
cause tuI action Misc nrNh,1d among
either things bad charged tHp governor
with breach ot promise
The comparatively ru federal court
r""u. with % seating capacity for n,i
more than g.. spectator. was crowded
Pep the du" Throughout 'h, dsy with
every available ,uo. ui standing splc,
occupied ard rn overflow crowd filling
Ih' corridors oxford b.. un, hom, of
Governor EI.s,I Miss HrNh1d .iso
was f,s.dcu' of This ctv several Years
ago
Goteuu. Eus.an sat with h.a council
during 'oI'y- proceedings Miss RrR
head who arrived here last night on ,hs
Sam. tun which brought tho governor
60 oxford dj u.f attend .Hdny's court
sessions
Pending d-r.-- .n .f Judge Holmes
ur th, contentious made today by u'o
Irtrna. ro dIf. nIs h.er fixed t.f .r,
IDu3l uul
Th, demurrer declares that Nils. Rmk
head .s we'll educated. with punadsrthl.
worldly ,N.nr ,u.. twenty Sis wear. q
Hs, tmi G.yen. Russell lsa married
wiu whI Miss mrlhuI Is uumlri 3d.
h"th facts h".ug we'll known to the plan
u,f H' tu' Time imi hor declaration
was mId, and inlf promises fn marry
esther IplI U ipieupd under such cir
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-05
UNCLE SANS
BILL HOLDS
OWN; INCOME
SHOWS LOSS

BY AstociAtcd freas
WASHINGTON, Dec. i-lppronrii.
iion> aggregailng SS.O;s.9iO.33l Tor the
fiscal year beginning next july were
propused.tO Congre~, by President Hard
ing in thc' second annual federal budget.
This i exclusive of the postal service
aud compap'd with actual appropria
TONS ior this fiscal year. toialling 81
25l e3S $50.
Government expenditures Tor the com.
Ing fiscal year also exclusive uf the pus-
ial service. were estimated at $1.lNU..
S'3.23l az compared with au estimate
of S3.iO3 Sul .r7l ton this fiscal year 'ud
an actual outlay ct 81 ,g5.3O2 ,l9s for tho
fscal year ending last June.
Total Federal Revenue
Tho total federal revenue Or 1924 was
r,Dkoncd at S3.36l. .Sl2.3,1. ur lu excess
oi SlSU.aGe.i25 over projected CNpcodi
tures The estimated revenue for 'his
ll-,al year was So 34.g. g.Sb..gis. or $2'3.'
g3S.1 .1i2 less than the expected outlay
Mr. Harding said however hat 10 was
hoped g. eliminate this deficit before the
end 60 the yctr. adding that q that hope
were not realized 90, expected surplus
for la24 would give margin Co taxi"
care of a deficit
IN his message ACCOMMODATING The dee
iiil,d budgr' he President frankly told
Congress that whether the country
could hook forward to any further ma.
tcrnl reduction .r federal expenditures
aud taxes in Wur, years depended
llrgsN upon whether where was cur
ailment ut expansion ui federal AID in
lines Of research, Improvement and de-
velopment
Two Thirds FIXED Charges
Attention was called hy thv executive
that approximately Two thirds oi tno
,st.mated outlay was ou account I
p,aoticary fixed Charge such as pen'
sinus and world Wnr allowances. irilillc
d.Lt. principal and interest federal al
and national defense ao that tnor, WIS
only about 50 600 Uon subject to admin.
i.uatiyr control
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-05
HELP SANTA CLAUS GET TOYS

santa Claus needs toys ana Amarillo r-or
ON hs mg pack this Christmas Hundreds ~
rts ouy wheel touch Cd
Tho Daily Nes ha asked training =
mrh sh" ." On f tar work f claus The ls have ao'i
d. tFf1ff r
ueruf" boz manual training ready fa
v'fh ns afternoon Tho Nvs t.,pe
Uff.. ard 20 ths hlsh . Htsi
reur trrE tHa sariy Co.
Dol 1'n io th' high s'hff sp SANTA aI
tf "a
.f.s. tlH
o. Distributed fh.tIrh 1HftrrTHd ofgars4il0ns h.I..
rf Wee Principal lias'rs and clad
Thar th 'H have shown aah
tids rhs De- addition ID.
.h'ol rs1Hf rust ua8nr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-05

GEEENNlLLE Tenn Dec. a.
What may deVlop nto mystery as
great as the lIalI Mills murder case is
puzlliug police here in the death of
pr Frank Fox .6.ycar-old son n
wealthy IN e. T. Fox. owner Of the
Grrcnvillc Hospital and Suniurium.
Dr FoN's ludy was found in an
automobile along a roadside near here.
\ bullet had pierced his heart and a
pistol las beside MIN. 4 wumau's high.
hcclrd print n the road is the only
clue
Miss EvelyQ lSIurhell "a Maua1xcs.
Va Was g. hako wa 20. FoN on
Christmas ply. Sine has come "a
orcrnvillo 90 aid Joe solving tb, mys
terry
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-05
SURVEY OF STATE
SCHOOLS IS URGED

At ~IIN n, E-THe D.. ..t. ...
I., .u q suft,. rf H.H.r .|.
... tU.'i f-hN O.. .ecoH .# r. ...
'rr stature an act calling t.I fH
..Hff' h.neltr. scientific s..... .. 'r.
Hf.. Hlab't educational -,..." a. .
Eel" '. HaHuIur strong ff. .r. Of.
IfHL weakness Sus
.. .rrs.nf sf.ftr anil ...H
" education W.r
nsi llaDrHrsf
f.. a.H meet h,n. eaflt d.. '.....E Oh.
o.. r. Hnut NIfh .H.
VS.. rHunraf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-05
Attempt to Nrcck bridge
~ Associated Pres

SPRINGFIELD NU pec i-Au ~.
trmpt 90 dynamite So Louis san Fran.
cisco Railroad bridge on the western out
skirts 90 This city ctIl, tonight Jailed 20
d" 1n, material damage ueplN United
States wIrfhals railroad special agents
ANA ih' Ibor o. fnrrps visited th.
u dgc lud the marshlls bogln to s,our
Tine district
This wuf thr sixth dvu3m.tinr case
h'rr ur nearby since fHp shupmef,s :
sIrlke began last Iulk.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-05
Two Brothers
Die When Live
Wire is Caugh'

~ Associated rrsss
OKLAHOMA CITY. 0ld1, nr,.
two hruihrrs were elrctrocutrd
here tonight one dying IN an effort
to save the other.
While George CaStleherry, paint
- ~ wears old. was remo, ing IA
clcttr'c light bulb irUm socket. h.
came in contact with live wirn
aud Wa almosi Instantly killed. His
Younger brother. William. " wear,
old ~ccing his plight attempted To
rull him IRON the wire aud also wa>
rlectro,uted. Both wer, unmarried
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-05

".n County f.ues vu stage "a
...r HHHHr D." tmufno saturda,
... .H.HauIra .. H. M Wall
county nIs of r. county. who Wa
r t.. ,f Wuril. Their. vm o.. i.
....r fH 1fI .H I..H ir Ur. whi.h
800 I.a rs.. .rf her,
COTTON /. H frr rfuaI. ir Moore
D.urH. .f pI.tH II uns Is fhr county
.Hf TH.Ua rtI. .. ahui lH0 acres
planted hai rr t haa iran escep
I..rli oonsdrfIng iHe faei ulat There
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-05
FIVE KILLED,
four INJURED,
IN AUTO CUASpi
TRAM CAR HITS VEHICLE
KILLING Q MEN, WOMAN
AND TWO CHILDREN

BY Associated Pres
OkLlIIONh CITN. Dcc. i.-tivc
persons were killcd and four others
iniurrd here late tonight when an
ino'und Guthrie Intcrurban car
cicashcd into an automohilc. Two
men, q woman, THREE yarduld girl
and = boN are dead.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-05
NO EMERGENCY
AID FOR SCHOOLS
POSSIBLE, REPORT

ny Associated Press
SIN. Drc. NO funds viii b.
available for an r,i-rgrns, apropria
ton Tor IcNas pubic >chools b, the
ncN lrgistiurc, lee Saitenshhe.
chairman Z" thu hou~e finance cuiu
mhirc ni ihr last lrgislaiurr and
meinhrr oi the neat. annaunrrd to,ia,
>ufNc> ~ thu states finanrial con
dition \ si.oooo0o appropriation fo,
the ~'h'"ls Ia, be.n auihorigcd bat
unl'ss u'w sources ~ re,snue can b.
discovered no funds viii h. available
tm an eutcfgenrf. ~atieru hite said.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-05
SCHUMAN-HElNk IS
Ill WITH PNEUMONIA

GARDEN CITY. y y Dec a. Mime
], n.s. v. SDhumu ilr.nk noted Dou'n'
o.. who is critically o with pneumonia
O., t.r home here tonight was reported
ly h'r physicians to Do, resting ,'s.N
with little change in her condition.
Among the scores of tel,rnms tho
singer received was one from Alvin uvs
l".. national commander d Am,r 300
leg Uu who said
American Legion members are pray.
ing fnr your srv, as recovery We I"
gard v0u with great affection
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-05
NEW SESSION
OF CONGRESSES
NOW AT WORK
ONLY 10 MINUTES REQUIRED
TO CHANGE FROM OLD
TERM TO NEW

By Associated Press
" lSHINGTON. Dec. Com.
gre>s put "off the old and on the
new" today with the ending of the
special session which had been
called primarily to consider the
shipping hill aud the conVcning Of
the regular statutory December
session The change in Congres-
Sional fashions was made within
ten minutes. the extra session, hs~
gun two weeks ago. adiourning at
1850 o'clotk and the new being
called 10 orisr at high noon.
The routine st-.ions sddiur up M
special soss.o on ard opfnine Oh. new i'
Erlupti littlH business Receipts Of th
annual hudE,t was tho rIn feature
Formal surrender 90 The Senate t.r1h
N.lrs 90 the Democrat. NUhl-te
against %, Dyer AntLyurhre hI
ended the t.,.up ana allowed rornrml
ton ot about 1900 delayed nomination.
b,tur, the final gaV,l OF a., special ss.
s..n hut the nomination U p.rr.. ru'
lrr So Paul. attorney. 60 o., l~soriar
Justice a' fh, supreme Court 2urj lr
went over until the now session tHrUul
opposition of senators LaFol.r, D.
publican Wisconsin. Norris. s.u.#
.I. N..rl-ka and others
o. H. believed President UlrIr
vo.IH address corrrcss Zoo 50inf s.-..
N,I. -iay with mossag, -tr,.ar
fH. .fwu.striiion desire for er,.,...
o.. ... shipping h.ll. farm credits ...
...aHHu and the annual supply bills
DO. hope 90 cleaning up al busu,s. r
March 3. and avoiding lu extra s,s.H
Ht thr new Congress next spring
Tho Shrulrr hI Ias-,d hs' u..
hy the House. 81 81. h-dul,d to b, trUua.
before th, S'ust, bate this week ltV
D. taken uH "Wednesday by tfy .er
mitio" with q view to prompt r.rIv
tHo S'ua'g. Their, were Indications I.
iiN however oi some d,av in this r.
gram Republican m,ul,rs are l..na
ED 'o fsht th. Madden amendment r
HHrnE arnW. arpropr oaf ai U
Merchant Marine fund fo. d.r.t B.
'a Ship owners The ilt, .i tt, Hf .vH
sud to De- -ti.l u doub, with fhs soma.
aIiLnWsui extremely clos, tri tH..
D. obstructive tactics stU ursr
over t.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-05
Insufficient
IS
CLAIM MADE
.BYATTORNEY

by Associated ffcss
Los ANGELES Calf Dec i-Indict.
meuts against Arthur e. Rurch and Mad
.alNnne ubrn,hIin. charged with the
murder ot Bolton Kennedy. Young
los Angeles broker were dismissed To.
day hy Judge 49, Shenh ou motion uf
District Attorney Thomas lee Wolwine
Mr ND.Wur moved dismissal on
ground oi insufficient evidence. Paul "
S,hntCk. attorney fur Burch. then
sworc oHt ln Insanity complaint against
his client and Judge vs. shenk directed
thai boz he committed tu th. psychop.
athi, ward oi the county hospital Tor
observance
To Leave Jail
Tho courts action lsf Mrs Obenchain
free tu ',Iyr the county h which she
announced sho would do so soon az sire
could pack her belongings She said
that sh. planned 90 leave Los Angeles
but d.d r., intend 90 ga very far away
She declared that she could not return
to Chlns. her home 90 the time of the
Kennedy Staying
Mrs O1guchaiu was arrested here In
August 1922 after the had reported al
,h, police station at Beverly Hills that
Kennedy bad been slain On the steps 90
Dis Ur'. summer homo IN Beverly
Glenn where she had accompanied him
to I.. for lucky pcnny after they
h81 .ueut un evening at the beaches
.uaIbv
Kennedy VS. knlcd by the charge
'rOn shot ran
nurph was taken off an east bound
tru 1t Ias VEGAS Nevada few d1ys
later and wle returned here 20 stand
trial
Tn, states theory that Kennedy who
hli been much u Mrs uheuchain's c',n,
pny had decreased hs attentions aud
th1t Bur,h had sair hini with Mis.
..H,Ians opDuNlncs
Former Husband ki,lrd Her
Ralph R. uh,n.H'H .f Cht1ao tho
.It...I husband Nr. utru.hi.r
s#. 81. Ur. ..-...H and aided N"r
..n Doe ...,rs, 90 U.. ,r.f rhi nWchs
..r- ,H. H., 1ri NIe W a Ruuh
Evanston lus .... .m. f 'h. Hs.
-auc, .. .N. som
E.H u....H..f. refused o. admit
d.. H#..f connection with che s3v,us.
N.rH $3.50. ....H thUr' times u .nsln
.. I...r-. uu. 'H. .h.,f element q
....... tU I.r.- disagreed Nrs uh.n.
... $50. u,I .u., both lr.'s dis.
.neeT f.. H.r H.- H.-. The rrHsoru.
... n. Wrr,.H H. p ID KENNEDY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-05

Girl Knev She
Couldn't Marry
Governor, Claim
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

OXFORD Miss Dee itae OF the suit for damages instituted fed
Frances
VI Russell d Mississippi rested tonight with Judge D. H. iionF after a
di devoted largely iOnaies
Counsel Mr. Russell
ou that Miss irklad made sensational basis
m her which
adjourned ion the da, mneate, which
lhr the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-05

is lAtn nHr .,n'nrr TrF.s
I.m Haa found guilty - rebellion ana
ordered executed according ts a4tI...
frm Iumrz
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-05
Warm M-ciing


LONDON nee Premier ilIrH.s
f Australia sac sfail.eI uth Dat
HH af a fufiulerf ei.rfIan me Ine or
MaieafHr. aecordlne 90 rHI.s fuf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-05
CLEMENCEAU.
TAKES FIGHT.
FOR FRANCE
TO CAPITAL

By Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Dec 4-Georges
Clemenccau today brought his campaign
for France TO the capitol
Arrivlug at dusk be- was escorted i'm
medntely "a the home Of Henry White.
former Ambassador 20 France and mem
ber OF the American commission AT the
Versailles peace ronforenco. 10 rest In
preparation for bls fourday visit which
viii bcglu ofnc.als tomorrow with calls
on President Harding and Former Pres.
idcnt Wilson
Probably 2O00 persons had clustered
IN the station for "A glimpse OF the "a.
nous war figure VINO was among the
few such who had not visited Wash.
ington eithC. during the world war or
afterwards
Applause Greeis Him.
4 furry OF applause greeted him rs
he walked slowly through the con.
course
The Tiger plans 20 pay his respects
az the White House tomorrow at 10
o'clock. He viii h. presented to the
President by Ambassador lusserand.
From the White House be- expects To
drive 10 the $. Street home of Woodrow
Wilson Then he will return 90 tho
White House Tor luncheon where he
viii meet Secretaries Hughes ana
Mellon
These are tho ouiy definitely schei.
uled events n is possible. however.
that ne will go 90 Mount Vernon In the
afternoon. ie has spoken frequently
~ his eagcruoss to visit Washington y
tomb and Will seize the first opportunits
10 do 30.
To Speak 10 Officers.
Thursday morning he viii deliver a
brief address at the war college to Off.
GERS who commanded the American d..
visions OVERSEAS That evening hc viii
appear before thc Southern Society 20
give a message to the South which he
was Obliged 90 strike from his itoui1rv.
Ilc viii he introduced hy IIugh C. Wal.
lace, who was American ambassador 90
France during the greater part Of the
peace negotiations 900 Versailles. His
only engagement f0r Thursday -
luncheon enlargement with President
Harding.
Whatever Clpmcnccau plans GO de-.
liver here in tho way Of a broadsidc !n
his campaign Tor American sympathy
and participation 600 the affairs Of
France viii bc reserved for Fridly-h.s
last day boz Washington
Stops at baltimore.
on his way to Washington today from
81 Louis where ho delivered his fourth
formal address iu this country. Clcmpu.
ccau stopped off lt Baltimore Tor SIX
hours and delivered q short talk before
,hc Maryland Historical Society.
In Do hc voiced 5 plea for a h,tfrr
understanding between th. u,ou., ot
the United States and thos, of Fran q
and declared Dee was go.ug t0 ttk, home
the message.
Don't fear. America ls is the same
place The feeling We thought she had
toward us and which we have toward
h'r ls pat on such a solid foundation
tmt DO can not ba moved forever"
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-04-19
RAILROAD EXPLOITS
NEVADA LANDS

Nevada is given as mu-f space as
any other state this side OF the Mis-
sissippi river in railroad folder
"See What the West Produces ex-
plotting agricultural resources and op-
portunities for settlers. Nevada
offers real opportunities to those who
will get in on the ground floor is
the claim made by the Union Pacific
advertising matter. The section de-
voted to Nedada follows:
Nevada is divided into Is coun-
ties, containing lC9,S21 square
miles. or 70,,285,44O acres.
The state has a population OF
10s,cc0; i'll per capita wealth ranking
first in the Union
"Nevada's 374 mines yield values
amounting to $25,000,co0 annually.
"The school system is modern So
cial life is not different from that OF
other states.
agriculture is in its infancy and
presents remarkable opportunities for
enterprising homeseekers.
Livestock farming predominates
On the farm and ranges are 100000
cattle and l,500,00l sheep 9th oppor-
tunity for more.
I'm the high valleys OF eastern Ne
vada experiments with dry-farmed
forage crops and grain give promise
Of demonstrating the feasibility of re-
claiming 2,50c.000 acres of rich public
lands open to homestead settlement.
About 100000 acres are under irri-
CATION, chiefly i'll forage crops, pro-
ducing large yields OF alfalfa and
grasses.
About 10000 tons OF potatoes are
annually produced, the yield per acre
and quality of which are unsurpassed.
"A thriving sugar beet industry is
49,. ~>,o><oee-eo<~>ecro
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-04-19
FARM BUREAU NOTES

The Welli:s@.on Community Center
OF the Smith Valley Farm Bureau
will hold its regular meeting OH Fri
day, April 2lst. The committee IN
charge of construction OF the commu-
nifty cattle dipping plant will render
a report at this meeting. Other BUSH
ness to be taken up will be the adop-
ton Of community centerbudget
Baby chicks thrive well on skim
milk.
Business methods on the farm and
success go together
The South End Community Center
will hold meeting at the Perry school
house Thursday evening, April goth.
Besides the regular business Chair
man Lee Perry announces refresh
mcnts and music.
In buying seed for the home garden
buy from a reliable firm.
George Batcheldcr, of the South End
Center. plans to dip 20 tons of seed
potatoes with corrosive sublimate.
Mr.. Batchclder is the first Mason Val
ley farmer to attempt to control
rhizoctonia by dipping seed
The committee in charge of organ
ling National Farm Loan Associa-
ton expect to forward an application
for charter to the Federal Lard bank
this week
The potpe is the only economical
place for the loafing hen to roost.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-04-19

being DEVELOPED with demand for
experienced beet growers.
clarifying is rapidly dcveolping in
to an important industry.
Although Ncvada's mineral re-
sources are untold, i'll but few years
its agricultural production may far sur
pass its mineral value.
..For all farm production, Nevada
finds a market at home, a distinct
advantage, not enjoyed by all western
states.
Nevada offers real opportunities to
those who will get in on the ground
floor
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-04-19
Granada Theatre
Program
q
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Everything" 1t is one OF the most
magnificent, sparkling comedies ever
staged. A picture that thrills with
lively sensations and charms with its
fashion and beauty.
Adnissio s. and Is cents.
WEDESDAY- ....... i.
THE BIG NIGHT. Universal
feature. Gladys Walton i'll HIGH
HEELS the 9TH chapter of the grea
serial. 'WINNERS OF THE WEST
and PATHE NEWS. Some pro-
gram. SC and 10 cents.
Remember all shows start at o'clock
sharp.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-04-19
CITIZENS MILITARY
TRAINING CAMPS

Any male citizen Of the United
States, between the ages Of II and II
wears. who is of average intelligence
and physically sound, is eligible to at
tend these camps Applicants who
have had prior military training III the
army Of the United States, may be
accepted, if not over IS years old
Nevada applicants whose applica-
tons are approved, will be assigned to
Fort Douglas, Utah. This camp
opens July 9th, and closes August
25th.
The War Department will provide
transportation to camp and return,
board and lodging, medical attention,
uniform. equipment, arms. ammunition,
laundry, athletics and recreation.
Students will be required to BRING
their own underclothing and toilet ar
ticles.
Further information may be secured
from Maurice j. Sullivan Adjutant
General Carson City, Nevada, or the
Chief of Staff, lo4th Division, Fort
Douglas. Utah.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-04-19
Mrs. Crandall Uowa) Tells How She
Stopped Chicken Losses

Last spring rats killed all our baby chicks. Wish
I'd known about Rat-Snap before. With just one
large package we killed swarms of rats. They won't
yet this years matches. I'll bet" Rat-Snap Is guar
antccd and sells for 35c. Csc. $1.25. .
Sold and guaranteed by
Nest Hdwrc. Co. Ycrington Drug Co
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-04-19

Mrs. ]. b. Carroll and daughtcr,
Mrs Nelson Matthews. were Saturday
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-17
Ell DIRECTOR DE LA PROHIBI-
CION SR. PESQUERA RECIBE !
PROTECTION DE LAS AUTO i.
RIDADES DE WASHINGTON

En- un peri6dico de New York, he
mtls lefdo que el director de la Prohi+
ibici0n. Fdiaaala senior Mariana Pes
guerra. ha pOdido conseguir por me
dio de las sutoridades federales de
Washington, toda la protection pO-
s.ble para que Ia ley Ydlstead. sea
cumplida al pie de la lara en- Puer-
to Rico v las Islas Vfrgenes. Las
autoridades lie han hecho saber que
81 necesita mas auxiliares en- el fu-
turo pude conseguirlos. De ahora en-
Iadelante tendra 1.ete auxiliares en-
vez de tres que es de 10 que dispo-
ne q Ia fecha.
Despues de haber. expuesto todas
sus hificultades al Comisionado ge
neral de la Prohibition Mr.. Haynes
al senior Pesquera Sc lie prometi6 no
do ell auN'GiO y la ayuds que fueser
necesarios para hacer cumplir La ley
En- adici0n a todo. este, el Comitt
de Asuntos Insulares de la camars
baja, ha informado acknowledgements III
prdyecto. ell cual le da jurisdiction