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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

" INL TNUINUI TOT TWtN dNIIVNU TTIdI-
velous results in Milady's rejuveuat-
Ing needs such ms shampoos, mar
cells, scalp treatments, facials and
body messages
quite ala mode are printed silks
showing Arab or Moorish designs In
bright Colurs running up To eight
shades In one design.
Before the children have become
intent In their school studies moth
ers, have their photographs made al
the Rivkin studio.
Knitted dresses are coming into
their own at last. They are seen In
any color. Also knitted suits, ON
"'"'lor-made" lines are most attrac-
tive
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

A straight line coat model with
kimono sleeves and kolipsky boil
ster shirrcd collar Is an attractive
garment
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

II folks Just re-
turning 10 town
are not prepared
TO meet the busy
social se a 4 % u
ahead with q
charming ana well
groomed appear
anCo, | cannot be
.husiaSic in recon-
* TO them the
a continent and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

II you enjoy keeping
abreast OF the latest IN
materials as well as styles
visit the Pl1nts-Abrams
SILK shop, 400 south Main.
They VIII be delighted te
introduce 20 you their new
crepe. fabrics = Renee,
Mateia sse, Isolde. Bonn
buN, Satalka, Granada--
embroidered chiffons, and
metal cloths. None OF them
In prlca. althArl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

MeHOU fruitful.
ness
OF tree and field;
When I hear
The cricket
In its ardent
ChirpinG pleading
win Summer to
LiHger just
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

wouldn't YOU enjoy
the feeling that your
hair always looked
dressed as you went
from ono task TO an.
other? Then have n
permanent wave the
Frederick way at the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

Ponce de Leon went far In
search of youth, but you
may limit your wander
ings 20 Miss Foote's Mari
nello Beauty Parlors 13
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

In their search
For eUeR the
Tiniest drop
OF nectar;
The goldenrod
Scattered in rich
PrOfusiOH
Along the dusty
HighWdys; the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

NeW york Hair Shop and RoauT
Farlor this week while the spec d
prices are on!
Chiffon dance frocks dcvciop,I
with matching ribbons boast "A slmrlr
twisted girdlc To mark the wui-r
line.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

bIoCNdeu MethI cloths, None or them
exorbitant In price, eitheri
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

When I see
The rose giCiHD
Up its street
Loneliness
In fdded
Garden beds; the
coated
Bees idbOring
WIN increased
Diligence
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

A little longer;
lind UieR, at ere.
Cool ShddOUs fall.
And the broad
HmUeSt moon
Comes forth
In its gorgeous
Beauty 'tis
Then ! kROIo
September
Is really here.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-26
MGRAW EAGER TO
BUY N. l.. PENNAM 7

Cincinnati May % Manager John
J.McGraw of the New York Giants,
To-Day announced that his club would
pay Sl50,oo0 for the contracts of Ed.
die Roush, outticlder, and Pete Dono.
hue, pitcher, of the Cincinnati Reds
President August Hermann Of the
Cincinnati club said Donohue was
raEidIy developing into one of the
great stars of the slab under the tn
telage Of Pat Moran and he would
not be sold or traded under any cir
CumstanCcs
He added that the Cincinnati club
could not deal with or for Roush while
tho latter was a hoIdout fer increase
of salary.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-26
ST. FRANCIS HOLY
NAME TEAM TO PLAY
St. BEDE'S SUNDAY
"HANk" TO PITCH FOR LOCAL
NINE. WElSNER FOR PERU
TEAM.

While the Ottawa Cubs viii hu
battling with the Princeton baseball
nine next SUNDAY aituru7'n. another
Ottawa team tho ST Francis liolN
Name society club viii settled llt
tie dispute with the fast ST Nodc#
college team al Peru "lllnkar' HoyI"
nrst string pitcher Tor The Ottawa
White SuN and one of the hest anna
teur hurlcrs around this neck of the
woods VIII face the ST Bodo's club
on the mound while it is expected
that Weisncr st 3cdo's star CIu Is
or, will pitch against the Otnwa0s
BOYLE hasn't pitched much hll.
this year bat as tar as he h1a g1n"
he has made q dandy record. He
pitched thn White SoN to their first
victory of the season, z 90 p, against
the fast Long Point team several
wecEss ago. only allowing three hit
during the game In practice game
he pitched wonders against Eryn
studs Luther college nine AZ the
present time he is in fairly good
form and much is expected of him
IN Sundays game
Wcisnor, 81 Bcdc's stellar noun
def, = Conner About two weeks
aE6 the st Bcdes team PLAYED the
Gip;orson Union Giants The Inc.
ter won the count of to I'm an
extra inning game. Wcisncr struck
out fourteen q the ebony hucd bats.
men during the game ana only al
loved a few Scattered hits He has
n nasty curve ball and also a pretty
dr9p.
T. Mates, manager of the Holy
Namc team stated this morning that
hctwas unabcl TO give out the exact
lineup of his team "JcrRy" Ficscl
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-26

Il loohcd as If the title lay between
The two california colleges. with the
Tigers aud lthlcans having outside
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-26

chances Thirty points seemed agreed
as being a total sufficient to win.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-04
Fl0Y0ADA HOTEL
WILL BE IMPROVED

Sreea. o.. Tho NcN
. TLOYuApA Iuly 3-Accold.us &c
W o. daily owner and proprietor o..
. fu. Commercial Hotel NO Floydadu. h,
twiI ml.. improvements 90 the hutc
! This -mW, costing over tive hundred
Thousand dollars \ now wing viii he
built consisting OF ,igh' rooms and the
icnUro building whirh is 70 new frame
/ building phs'.r,I con- fho inside viii be
N'ucDU.l %. foundation lul the new
Nlug vlI 'r completed this week and
,o"rn-,nf uuou the arrival of material
DO. I.Iul of The Wins wil b. rushed
%. compilations
+ l...- Vr.r Hu1 baths Nill h' in
llt'u tH, .ov wing and the eight
rnuus $3.50 hl.. every modcrn cou,cu
i.r.
. A.I. rm tUe building 'hrc, home,
,ar .,t .r1.r construction TN Flovd,'la
fhf of g. T Stevens a. o. Shurh.'
ud d, E Sci. Also There Is e fits
Thousand I"Inr building program IN
'h. O.-...-. section OF the c.'v under
vat "af uulh win possibly De- com.
rIH.I . tur middle OF July
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-04
JUDGE SAYS TOO
MANY GUNS CARRIED

So celia. -u Do News
T|tIuCNGl Iuly s-Iudgc sam y
I.H.r . conducting spec,Ii term
O. count HD. a number ~ nou.iury
eases base u..H disposed 81 during the
lIf 'hr.. dyas.
jHa-. Ernt'on Is making record Tor
himself r recent proceedings that ho
loses "u .ur Dr. evidenced hv records.
Az. .u u.l'y or not guilty the
1ui-. asked
Th. defendant Young man who was
charged with stealing an automobile
h'-I'H'.l moment then said.
Well hrsitat,d the man 10 they
hat, federal charge against me II
don krnv what to do"
Ir .uf conducting Federal Court. "
'crsOE announced the judge. Are YOU
guH'N Oh. uof guilty Of thisr'
"GH.ft answered the defendant
Take three years and half" said
luds' Ha'ton wen pat stop %
som, ,, THIS ear stealing"
lul-" rr''on declared that too many
Diriei sums in The past and that drss.
tir measures VIII hc iuforeed 10 erudi.
rlt. OBJ. practice Too many shooting.
haV, o.glrcd iu this district" the
Judge declares
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-04
Tour d'Azyr.

Tour dAzyr.
That night there were hiyh words
between AndreIouis aud Climenc. the
hgh words proceeding from Climene.
when Andre Louis again cnjoincd pru.
dencc upon his bctrothcd she shocked
and stunned him by her virulcntlv
shrcwdlsh tone and her still more un.
expected force OF invcctivc
"I'u not tolerate your inscnsatc teal.
uuu. 4 girl in the thoatcr must make
, her business To accent homage from
an
Agreed aud there is nu harm. pro.
,idcd she gives nothing IN exchange"
WhItcfa,cd with flaming eyes. she
turuod on him ~ that.
How You dare
4 know NJ dc IL Tour dNzvr." ke
answered her "Ilo iq a man who takes
Isl ct he wants wherever he finds Il ami
whether willingly or not. q man who
rcckons nothing OF the misery he scat
,crs on s"lfindulgcnt way. Ponder Il.
Clmcnc. aud ask Yourself II | de- YOU
less than honor in warning YOU
llc went out on that feeling a dcgra-
iation iu continuing the subject
ON Tuesday of 'h, following week,
Andrcl.ouis IAN into e slightly buiit.
ow-complcx ioncsl gentleman very
neatly dressed IN black.
"Moraau' where m, devil have YOU
been hiding Yourself these months3"
o. was ~ Chapelicr. tho LAWYER, tho
'cadcr OF the Literary Chamber OF
Rcuncs without hating tor rcplv. ~
continued You are the man We have
been seeking everywhere. and behold!
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-04
TWENTY-FOUR YEARS.

senator Met lumber OF North
Dakota viii be retired az the end
.oi four terms or - year, 900 the
senate. This was the decision OF
the voter, who nominated form
Ter Governor Frazier m the pri.
mary election last week. Had SIC.
Cumbcr made am active campaign.
he possibly could have won over
Frazier.
Texas Is facing situation to-
day IN one way similar lu that
.oi North Dakota. Culbcrs0u J.,
now IN his fourth term ur lncu-
Ity-fourth year iu the Senate. Year
lm and year ont % possibly mN Doe
SAID that Culbcr,ou ha. made a
good senator Iulat hr hl, lost
lmuch OF the ire and ciicotycuc, F.,
which had made HIM ID power lu
former scnates
Culbcr,ou viii also gu The route
lot McCumbcr and wIll retire "a
The ranks after - wear, 90 service.
|bu, indications are that Texas viii
nominate and elect Cullen T.
I lhun5as "a, q successor Md uy
predict .hat lcNa, viii then have
e senator who viii once more add
Ircnovu 60 the state
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-04
JULY FOURTH

Today o. Amarillo. the panhdn-
lie and throughout the land we
are celebrating July Fourth. the
one hundred and forty-sixth an
nIvcrsarv OF the date on which
Americans decided that they
would stand M for their right,
and demand lair government.
nus, the Declaration oi ludcpcn-
dcncc was Solcmnly signed
lhl> acton was not taken be
cause the l.nglishmcn IN America
hated the Engllshmau On Great
britain. Many OF them had friend,
aud relatives IN the mother coun.
try. and they had grown up {,
own allegiance 90 king. Nor wa.
u. at first. because Of any over.
whelmlng desire to set up sep
aratc rule on this continent.
The revolt was. iu fact. not s,
much AGAINST tag'unl a, against
" political pac,y in England. IA,
odd Wings. who. under the leader.
ship OF Lord North and other,
largely controlled the actions ut
George Ill, and sought to cstab.
lsh a corrupt government lui
their own profit.
Our American iorciathcrs. 10
finally asserting their lndcpcn
dencc, proved 20 all the Worl
that civilization had outgrovI
despOti,m.
Men ui courage and vision. thcl
stood ont Tor Justice against cu.
trcuchcd privilege, and they won
They taught England herself ;
lesson that helped the friends q.
freedom in the mother country II
length TO win their fight.
That Is what we celebrate on
The Fourth OF Iulv-not a victoN
ut arms over brave brothers. ap.
the winning ut q war against Ing
land. but q triumph 90 the cans,
Of Justice and square draiiu.
hich Is thc rghtiul heritage o
d people 81 English blood tk,
world over
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-04
MILITARY TRAINING

Two opportunities for special
u'ltary training in citizens
amp, await the young manhood
ui Amarillo this summer and
they should be eagerly sought
These opportunities come in the
form 90 the citizens military
training camps and the National
guard.
The former gives training in
sanitation, hygiene. ,cli-c0ntrol.
team work. physical fitness and
mas,cd games. The camp TIM,
summer viii last one month and
the government viii pay all cX-
pcnscs, including transportation
10 the camp.
Young men between T. and a
wears Of age are eligible 90 apply.
The camp will be held ~ Fort
sam Houston. ono az the most
beautiful military post, in the
United States. More than II.OoC
Young men received this training
last summer and It is planned %
accept 1900 this year. IL Is the
wish OF President Harding. II
possible. 20 train 10000 Young
men every summer.
Citizens military training camr
service carries no obligation o.
service in either the reserves. ma.
iional guard or regular army
Graduates can be drafted only il
time OF war. on the same iootiu.
a. non graduates.
Amarillo has a company OF IN
fantry and a battery OF artillery
both being units in the TeXa. N
iional Guard. These two orgauigt
lions will 90 10 camp within
lew weeks. and the training vi
be taluable 10 all the member
N Young men OF Amarillo and Oh
Panhandle can possibly take IN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-04
A. ,NIE
NAKhl"O u
" oB RaEdol Sabattnl
G BY Rafaol Sabattnl
CONTINUED From cur Last lssuvl
CHATTER ~.

CONTINUED From cur Last lssuc)
CHATTER "
DO you know said Climcuo. that
Q um waiting for the explanation which
! think you owe me? They were alone
together. lingering Nill az the table to
which AudrcLouis had come bclltodly.
Explanation" hr questioned But
CON what sour
.Ou the score Of the deception Won
have wactic,d on us--on me. You should
uu. have m,tondc, Co be- % simple roun
us Mvvcr. which ~ course. amy one
could -,c shat yuu are not
q s,r." he said and pulled Al his
pipe But YOU are wrong Ciimcnc. |
am neither mora uor less than I hay,
represented m} solf
"iln And that nu, hdv who car
r.,d ou oU in her nbrlo,ct? What Is
She io NUu'
"a sort of sister, said he.
a sort Of sister, She was indignant.
Harlequin 10 ctDld that YOU would SAY
&C.. lu' h. was amusing himself she
h1s name. suppose, this sort 81 sis.
f,I'"
Certainly DO. has name Sine is
MN, Min, De- kcradIou. the niece of
QuuUu de- E.,ldiuu, Lord Of Ga,il
iac"
Ohio ThJts 90 sufficiently Gin, nltar
for your sort Of sister What sort 81
sister my friend
For The FIRST time in their relation.
ship he observed and deulorcd the taini
of yulgarlty. OF shrewdishncss In her
manner.
"llcr uncl, VI DE- Kr,ad.ou .s my
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-04

YOU drop from the skies into my
path
They crossed the square and entered
the cafe.
y uppos' YOU haven't heard OF tho
royal order Tor the convocation of the
States General. or the terms ~ them
that ws are 10 have what We demanded,
what YOU demanded FOR ms here ia
Nantes You haven't heard ~ tho fresi,
uproir in Renncs, last month The OF.
der was that the three estates should
sit together 80 the States General but
Ia Reuncs the mobiles took up arms.
headed hv YOUR old friend ". dc Ia
Tour d.AU'r. and they were for sla shinr
us-thc members II the Third Estate
into ribbons 50 as to pat an end to our
insolcncc.' He laughed dclicatelv.
But. lg Cod. We showed them tina.
we too, could take up arms We fought
them pitched hattie In the streets. and
20 pcppcrcd them that they were glad
TO take shelter In the Cordslcr Con-
vent"
~ is odd. % said Andrc.Louis. that
]
hcIug politically active"
That night at the thcltcr he had a
| mischicyous impulse 10 test what lie
Chapolicr had told him OF tho state ~
puddle feeling la thu CITY They were
playing The Terrible Captain" in the
last act at which the empty conardico
Of tho lllivng hrasgatt Eholomont IL
revealed hy Scaumouche
After ;hc laughter which the expos.
mc 81 the puriug captain invariahiv
! produced. it remained for Scaramoucha
contcmptuoush' "a dismiss him In a
phrase that varied nightly This time
hr chose L. give his phrase political
complexion.
Thus. - coward. is YOUR emptiness
IoVposed Iiccaus" Of your long length
and YOUR great sword people have imag.
| in,d YOU ia be- ~ terrible and a. FOR.
midablo az YOU insolcntiv make YOUR
self appear. But az the first touch ~
] tue spirit Won crumple up. you trcmbls.
YOU whine pltifully, and the great sword
remains in your soabhord You remind
mc 81 the Privileged Orders when con.
froutcl hy the Third Estate"
u was audaoious OF him. and he was
prepared for anything laugh. ap-
plausc. indignation. on al together.
But ho was not prepared Tor VIVA, came
Ard % came 80 suddenly and spou,are-
ously from the groundings and the bodv
NJ those In the amphiihcltor that hs
WAS almost scared 10y it-as . hoy may
bS scared who has held match 10
SluscoIohcd hsyrick u was q HURT.
cane 90 furious applause. Men ieapt
a. their feet. sprang up on 10 The
l.rnches. waving their hats In the air.
dcafeuing him with the terrific up
umr ~ their aoclamations. And ~
rolled on and ON. nor ceased until the
curtain fen
Continued in uur next is4uel
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-04

godfather u ls popularity believed on
GavrIlpc that NJ de- kcrcadiou is my
father IT, has certainly cared FOR my
uarug from my teudcrcsj years I
owe Go him every thing that havc--or
rather everything that 7 had. TODAY
uosscss nothing save what I can earn
for myself .u the thoatcr or elsewhere.
She at stunned and palo under that
.ru-l blow to her swelling pride
You should hav, told me this before.
sh" said. boz % dun voice that she strovc
to render stcady
Perhaps I should But does IL really
NATTER
Matter she suppressed h,r fury
20 ask another question. You say thar
this NJ de- Kcrcadiou is popuarlv De-.
'icycd 20 bc you father what precise.
N do you mcau?'
Just that d Is q belief that do
not share n is matter OF instinct.
perhaps with me. Moreover. once I
asked VI dc Hcrcadiou point. blank and
received from him a dental.
And ,ou mother was she equally.
Ignorant" Sh, was snccrng. but H.,
did not remark IL. Her back was to th,
ight
lie would not disclose her asmp 'o
mo. IL confessed her 10 be q dear
friend ~ his
Sh" startled him hv laughing. and
he. hugh was not pleasant.
- very dear fr,ud YOU may d, sure.
YOU s.mplrton. what name DO YOU
lar'.
H. restrained his own rising nd.gul.
iior Fee answer her adcsilun calmly
MORGAN o. vas given mo. su am
told. from thr Brittany village loo which
I wa. BON On fact Z have mo- name.
unless r De- Sclr1mou,l,. tu which !
have canned titl, 80 that YOU see
d'ar Do" cg'lel with smile. II have
u1Cfc,d nu deception whatever"
ESQ poo see that now She
nuehrd without mirth then drew q
deem breath aud rose. g avn very tired A."
sh, said
She moved towards the door. drag.
gins her feet little 20, sumne 20
opcn i' aud sine passed on, without
looking no him,
ON the morrow Andre Louis found his
mind distracted iN thoughts Of both
tiiWcnD and Nlnc o. was AHnc who
prov b.d the deeper ncrturlaiion Cli.
menrs attitude Dc regarded as q passing
phase But the thought ~ Ahues con.
duct toward him kcpt rambling and
sim more deeply rankled the thought
of h'i possible hctrothai To VI. d. Ia
Tour d'Aytr.
This DO WIS that brought frrIiv 10
bis mind The solfimposed but by now
half forr often mission that b.. had made
hts own. BE- had luasted that he would
m'h" Do" voice which " de- L. Tour
dATyr bad sought fu slonc, ring
through tho lrngih and breadth 81 the
land. What Zine cont ast between the
promise and the funment
% happened that %, first person he
saw when he took the stage on that
Thursday evening was Aint. the second
wss tho Marquis ~ Ia Tour q. Nr,.-.
They occupied loX ON 90, rieht nf. md
immediately above th, stage
That was The evenings first shock.
The next came after the second act
Entering the green.room h. found NJ
the far end with Climrne. over whom
he was bending from his fine height
his eyes intent upon her face. NJ. Dc Ia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-04
PANHANDLE PRESS
Endorse, Thuna,


C.,.,u Thomas ,' lH... - Cd"
br fNy lu... HHn Iu .H. ZION
ChuIs a .a'U..u. H i.. United
state S,nlf. TU.. ... .H. -uu.
m,n Boo tU, I4., hH f.. \.V- h1s
picked 600 D.I.u o. Thomas ls ihr ..r
who VIII v. .I. FUHu what Wr can
learn Cd ru..... uI Voters who wrI. ioE
other candidate H.. u.w .nNg up loi
Thomas Th. T,s1s Panhandle viii g.
strong fu tU 49,, need wtu like
Thomas bon fH. Senate al this tmv. iie
= oD, 90 iHr states mos, ablc men. H.
s brilliant and hDhlN and l'Uvc al.
a Christian gentleman. Ills past record
fs tfUl, lpp.DI.u Hr has ilvar- teeu
t,iIl,-- On nshUug fur the ueht and
fOI good government even when o. was
NOS uuuah. O.. du er NJ Thomas o.
we'll qualified fut the ufnU, uf senator
ami VIII reflect credit uu oui stat" f
elected $50 con-, could MAX, % mistake
| n supporting -u great O. statesman -
Lynn Dny'N N,Ns
A ,andsld, tor cullen D. Thomas iu
/ bis race for %, lnit,d states senate bel
van,c,,d m tb. Panhlrib Both tH
press and the u,op., ar mu- uN I'D.
cullen Thoml. ~.aru., 70 wee. u.i -r
by but ihat 'l, Panhandle press be-
COMES stIoul. lu r- endorsement o
Ma Thomas vHn - praised .s IHr up.
~ leadership that should r.pr,-cu
Tryl- u tl, ~-rIf. Th, llru COUNTY
Nsvs uuti-heI 90 Tah.k3 iH = q
Hrvr,. be- 1u.up Iu. tsH.u Ic.-Ht'
endorsing Nr Thomas The ulI, Sew
hss ne,n "r. uf .ht original IIuu,ter
r cullen Th..- U',sl-. t believe
III him aHd hi- platform s man iha
sU -uuud upUn the great ISSUES - th'
dny surely will find fsvur Boo the eve
tf he public ca primary election day
81! -.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-04
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NOTICE To THR PUBLIC.

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character. standing, or reputation OF
any individual. firm. concern or cor.
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this newspaper 20 wrongfully use. or
iniure any individual, firm, concern or
corporation. and corrections will be
made where warranted as prominently
~ was the wronTfully published refer.
enee or article.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-04

W Donald, publisher and own.
CT OF the ~lalon ~ll,puitr. hl- an-
nuunCcl thc installation eft % new
Model % Nnottpc During the
three wear, that hc ha, been mAu-
cr OF the paper the business ba,
Iodtgrowb the odd model $780, O.
which hc Installed immediately
after purchasing the Nlaluu'tc
The Slatoultc VIII soon hc housed
I'm lis acN home and with lt, pros
Ipcrcu, .ondiuuu Editor Donald
llls announced the removal ul all
'diplaN advertisement, from tho
front page. other Improvements
larc also contemplated 900 cfiort-
Ito make the ~la,pmlr mr OF th,
outstanding week., newspapers
i'm Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-04

time, they win find O., To their al-
vantage 10 take TIM, training The
physical benefits can hardly be
enumerated. especially lu the VA
tlonal Guard as there !, brief and
regular drill once q week through
out the year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-04

In oldcn DAYS when a captain IA the
British navy wished 10 discharge his
crew hc had 20 give them notice OF his
intention By taking away the table
cloth three meals IN succession.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-04

When a fire occurs In Chile the owns
o. a. occupant ~ the burned building
IS Immediately arrested and made IN
prove that he u not guilty % having
ST OF instigated the fire.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-04
TUCUMCARI REFINERY
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