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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-22
Rail NH and Car Plant On Full Turn With Large
 Supply Of Orders Ahead
Repaired Freight Cars Being Rushed From Shops. Stove and Furnace Operators Report Unusually
 Brisk F all Trade-Pig Iron Prices Tend Lower

is worked up. Chicago has awarded 7$O tons of to 12 inch pipe to the United States Pipe company.
 Stove foundries were never buiser. Two report greater production and larger demand than they have ever had, recent warehouse stocks gone and delivery being made from shops Texas has taken several car loads.
 The plant of the United Stove and Furnace company is on full turn of six days week and has gone from nine to ten hours a day. Its hot air furnaces are going all over the coun- try and are reported to be taking well in the district as they become better known.
 The Birmingham Stove and Range ing overtime in some departments
 Large Lime Plant
 Announcement was formally made this week by the O'Neal Lime Works, Inc, that construction on a 5000 barrel lime plant near Calera Is to start at an early date. Chemical and gricultural lime will also be specialties. This company says Ala bama makes only 650,00o barrels of lime year for trade territory which 1t could serve that consumes 6,5OU,O barrels a year.
 Structural steel is active. The Vir ginia Bridge and Iron company is furnishing the 11,100 tons of steel for viaduct in Atlanta and steel for the new plant of the Florida Sugar and Food Products company. at Lake Worth, Fla.
 Chattanooga plans a sheet mill. Southern Sheet Steel company is the name of the organization proposing to build this mill. The capital is S1.100,000 and W. M. Blocker is pres ident and w. J. Lynch general man ager.
 Coal Prices Fixed
 Price of domestic coal for the win ter is fixed so far as the maximum is concerned. Alabama operators have agreed with the fuel administra- ton on maximum base of s345 to S6 at mines for domestic coais, whether shipped inside or outside of the state. The prices are lower than those agreed on last year. Coke is firm at sS.50 to s10 for standard foundry
 City Building
 Architect H. S. Breeding has been awarded the city auditorium contract at s400,000. The auditorium Is to have maximum seating capacity of $500. The city market house Is to be built by. the Inglenook Construc- ton company at $199,000. Altamont Investment company, H. NJ. Maloney president, will build a s1,300,000 apartment hotel on Highland avenue and lroquois street.
 Bank clearings marked another new days high level last week, go- ing one day to s5,S50,000.
 Export Metals
 Exports out of Mobile this week included 191 tons of gas pipe and sev- eral tons of pig iron for Havana, ITO tons of steel rails for Caribbean, Cuba, and 16.000 pounds of sugar house machinery for the same place. The cargoes came from Birmingham mills.
 Dixie Chemical Products company, makers of disinfectants. liquid soap and furniture polish, with view of entering Latin American trade, has dispatched travelling men to Mexico, Panama and Brazil.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-22

Twenty thousand oxen would be required to produce one pound of ad- renalin, the astringent principle which the dentist now often uses to constrict the blood vessels and so work in a bloodless field.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-22

Every fall the golden blower of the Pacific makes a 2,000 mile non stop flight from Alaska to Hawaii over a stretch of ocean which affords no haven for rest In case of storm.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-22

It Is reported that Great Britain's passenger carrying aircraft will shortly be required to provide aerial life preservers, in tho form of para chutes, for each passenger.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-22

Natives of the Punjab still spear their fish in small streams with a trident. not unlike that depicted on English coins.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-29
THOMAS STANDS FOR
CLEAN POLITICS

In these times when there is SC
much money spent by pOlitica
candidates. it is only fitting that
n man running Tor United States
Senator from Texas should tel
tho voters how he stands ON
clean politics" Cullen +. Thomas
has taken stand that few per
sons can disagree with as not be
ing right.
Clifford Pinchot. who claims 10
be progressive and who recent
ly won the Republican nomina-
ton Tor governor OF PENNSYLVANIA
spent many times as much money
m the primary campaign as he
VIII receive from the office OF
governor. ANY tendency in Am
erica that makes it impossible Tor
a poor man 20 make an efficient
race for a public office should be
condemned.
But read from Thomas plat
form about his stand on this Is
sue.
Il am for clean politics and
against Doodle campaigns. | be
hcvc that the candidate who will
buy other mems votes 10 secure
ms election Is not far from bar
iering his own vote after election
Nlush funds. scattered bv recent
candidates for the presidency.
soandallzcd the Nation.
"Moncy-bag methods 81 Tru-
man n Ncwbcrry to reach the
senate aiiront political deccncv.
Tic escaped a two-ycar sentence
lail to hold a Six-ycar term IN
ne Senate. ! take my stand with
Inc twelve Republican Jurors in
Michigan and against the forty
slN Republican Senator, IN Wash
ngton. y second trial WAS ncccs-
ary to Dust lorimcr. ! favor a
cond trial Go get md ul New
U.rry.
Let there be mo- Ncwbcrry tao
ucS IN Texas. | approve the mon
cF limit oi the Texas primary
'ew and Will faithfully observe il.
would further invoke all the
lower OF the Nation. by coustitu-
fonal amendment ii necessary. 20
protect the election Of Congress
men. Senators and Presidents
from corruption"
ID we want a clean senator from
Texas. we should line up behind
cullen +. Thomas in the primary
election. July p.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-29
BURK BURNETT

Passing OF Burk Burnett in
Fort Worth has caused many an
old time Panhandle COW man TO
pause IN sadness. Captain Burnett
was typical OF the spirit ct the
great southwest and his vision OF
the possibilities Of the COW indus
try and farming was almost un-
Canny.
Pushing westward from North
Central Texas, he went 10 the
Wichita Falls region and obtained
vast interests and eventually ex-
tended his interests 10 Carson
COUNTY IN the Panhandle. lie was
"a builder OF the top rank.
Captain Burnett realized the
Importance Of pure bred stock and
was among the first % Introduce
Il into ] eXas. lie was honOred bv
hating the town OF Burkburnett
amcd after him. Oil was struck
va his ranch. and Burkburnett
grew INTO an important city on
Wichita county.
Although hrs ranch holding.
nszdc him one vi the richest men
Tcxss. oil on his proOerts
rcaflv added 10 has wealth. Guli
10. . and wells IN Carson coun
~ are on his ranch. and he had
expressed hope that he woud live
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-29

! chimney tops calling tu uur another
! And there That sounded like han
W laugh one OF me Happy Dream
Fairies ~ which Wink was ono.
Wink slid down his moon beam "a
the roof ~ Tommy Browns house AND
climbed up 10 the top of ih' ,h.muc'
He expected 70 find black Cap There
Black cap said he'd hc sure 10 s,p thf'
none OF Eena Moena s had fairies with
dreadful dreams could como down fire,
But Black Can was MOT there ~ was
the first time the little chimney fnB
had failed him
"Oh WE'LL said Wins, I'm go dow.
10 Tommy's room ANYWAY I De- wan
Tommy to have this nice dream about %
pony on his birthday And want to
pu' an idea INTO his daddy bead I've
a dream Tor him. too
oh no. You have. have you'" said
voice. u was Comet Legs ~, had
jas, come from Eena Mecna and hn
had dream along Wink could sor
100 an ugly toad skin lug
TO Re Continued
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-29
Court of Civil
Appeals Report

Proceedings ~ the Court OF ri.r AZ
rc,is Or m, seventh District 700 Anna
rIllu. June IS.
Nations Ovcrrulcr.
Bertha Rhodes IT al w. T. a y = ~
Co. Iabrriuc
Tinted states Fidelity q Guaranty Co
VS. J. o. Ctsspls, 90 I'd rchoaring
VIM schmidt Ell al U.s. J. W Ne.
CoW1. r-h,luug
Mrs Euy \ Taylor ct al IS Hustled
a Tus.,l l.hoaring
VI Richards 81 90 vs. Thos Van
Every. Irh'Iring
Affirned.
BE- T Foster W Fred BurgIu. from
Carson
E T. Taylor syndicate 90 al ~. y "
james from pallam
as r. ny 60. rs ,. g. Cowau from
SVish.r
81 o. Bailey ". \ D Jackson. ct al
from Castro
CLOS O. Green " e. .. Shamurgcr
from NLllIg,r
Reversed and Romlndcd
70 ~ a % g. ~ Co Sc Jot Mont
gumDIE from Han
y D Davis vs J H Gouldy from
Potter with instrucuonsi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-29
PANHANDLE PRESS
CUTTING BOWS not ~.

Hon Marvin Jones congressman
from this dis'r,, ha. announced that
he viii Introduce % measure an the
liouso neat winter that v.ll reduce the
membership of the ilul.. Co., goo. ~ the
present time tho membership of the
House ~ tUo barge and uuv.cldlt. en-
the most important measures before
CongTs-s uuli thfr. uI u.T men uu
each side arr permitted tp B.k ud.r
the present conditions Of tb, House
the committee On rui,s Mug, n q rule
that states how long % measure can Ice
debated tn" time De- divided between
90" two political p3It.,. and th, lead.
'fs - the PARTIES then assign certain
members 80 make arguments for and
against The great tariff biu containing
nearly a Thousand uaecs vas b.fur, the
House less than thr., dave \ reform
~ SOME kind 81 needed Ch.ldr,ss In.
Ger.
Congressman Jones viii Introduce =
bill ths' win meet with the approval
~ most people q ih, PanhIndi- but
h. will find that opposition vii be
stringent ir other parts col Texas other
states and In the HoIs t.s't TIN,
Hous. must yot. o. redu,. ifs member.
snip ana % looks Nkr that t win never
lie done. unless TIL u,.pi, take ih. mat.
ter into Their hands Leader. BOO tho vi.
rious cOngressionai districts ,lp Obtain
pledges non Congf-ssm,r That they
viii vote 70 rcduo, The number r Tho
House o. ease e congressman violate.
nis wurd-and few viu d0 1.-THE will
ho hound Tor defeat Ir 90. r,Af election
% be- says thai hc viH vote q. reduce
The number 81 congI,-emen 10 200 and
then does not d. b. ln o. gI.sf region
ike West Tcxs- a'f the Tarhardl.
A'r Jones realize thst h.s territory Will
NOT De- materially Increased win the
passage ~ th" measure ~, 500 have
little chance g. De- eliminated f.n tho
Heus.. Will. usn, Other .HngIe-snen
would T.. through tn las-,g, - III.
.asurt. \ snailIr Congres- would
skr fnf srcaf.r ef'ifAnrt ana Pan.
IDLE peonis should b, .uuaislv be.
I'D Mr Jones proposal Nhich may
rai pass Tor many sessions bat which
b iogicaiy right and will eventually be
s- -@Am
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-29
JOIN HANSON POST.

Next Saturday. July l. Hanson
Post OF the American Legion will
stage tar day lor members.
Scores OF veterans OF the Great
War should be enlisted in the pos,
that day.
Young IN years. few organiza-
tons have accomplished ,u much
Tor MS members rs has Che Amer
lcan Legion II has led IN the bat
tie for aid 10 disabled soldiers IL
obtained thousands OF Jobs ior
former soldiers, and ha, done
many other things IN behalf Of cN-
service men.
Amarillo should have one Of the
largest American Legion posts IN
the state. Let H. bring in the
members, and make IT the largest
IN the state, compared Ia popula-
ton Of the city.
II amarillo is To- stage the sec.
ond annual reunion OF the World
War Veterans this iall. Hanson
Post should have the support ui
every cX-scryicc man IN Poser
county.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-29
~ -~IC
~NHNf1l" ~
" oy RaEaol Sabattnt
G BY RaEaol Sabatinl

Il advise YOU to do so. monsieur"
was the disconcerting reply.
lie Is outrageous" said madomoi-
selie Indignantly.
Outrageous rs the word | thank
Won tor II, my dear. You sit at my Ia.
be aud To my face YOU advise me to he.
come ihief--thc worst kind of theft
That il conceivable. q thief OF spiritual
things. thief OF ideas II Is insuffer.
a"ie. irtolorahler'
lie was very angry Ills voice boom.
ed through the little room, and the com.
Iauy sat hushcd and something scared.
their eyes upon Andre.Louis. who was
the only one entirely unmovcd by this
oI,burst OF ,irtuous indignation.
"You realize. monsieur" he said. very
quietly. that YOU arr insulting tho
memory Of the illustrlous dead"
Eh?' said Binct
You insult the memory OF Moliere.
the greatest ornament OF our stage. one
~ the greatest ornaments o. our ma.
ton when SOU suggest thai there -
,ilrno.s Ia doing that Which h. uevec
h,siatcu 10 d,. which no great author
Set has hr~itltod a. de-. Nou cannot
suppose tina, Aloli.rc ever troubled him
SIR 10 bc original IN the matter OF
id,ar
u VAS as consequence ~ this that
Tin,t retired soon liter taking Andre.
l.'.iis with him. The pair sat together
|, late that night. and ", again in close
communion throughout the Whole ut
sunday morning.
CHAPTER ".
- four O'clock on Monday afternoon
he curtain rose ON Figaro Scara.
quarters OF the markcthall NJ.
B.n,t atirihutcd this good attendance To
IN" influx % people to Guichcn for the
fair.
IN, company cXccllcd itself The au.
dicncc followed with relish the sly In.
trguings of Scaamouche. and delight
al iu the hrau,y and freshness OF eli.
meme
one Tuesday the success was repeat.
ed ari.stoally and augmented financial
o. Ten louis and seven livIcs was the
enormous sum that AndreI.ouis. tho
doorkccpcr. counted over to VI. Bincnt
after thu performance Never Yet hal
VI Bincnt made so much money in ono
evening
And then the tragedy occurred. II
announced Itself In . succession OF
bumps and thuds. eliminating in n
crash outside tho door that brought
Them an a. their feet in alarm.
fi"riot sprang tu open ana bchcll
The umblod booty Of man lying AZ the
foot - thu stains Il emitted groans
Therefore % was alive rcrrot wen,
forward 10 turn Il over. and disclosed
, fn" iaci that the body wore the wizcned
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WINS N STROi Hit ME z
IIIS STEALS MARCH.

Wink the dream fairy from Snoozc
um Town ON the Moon sluug three
little poppy ieaf bags over his shoulder
and slid down "a bright moon Beam O.
the earth
n was e. glorious night 20 night 81
clear and lovely you could see the col
ors of the flowers ia the garden
There were faint STRINGS and rust
ungs c,crvwhcr.--u.gh' sounds poo
pl, call them som, 81, its the sleepy
birds. some say rs the Tiny Insects
and som, SAY its the wind
But IT'S really the fairies that com,
from the moon
over the Goo r-f The trees ru~tind and
swiehcd softly That wa Oh, Tree.
Fairies who bop from branch lookine
ont for th, birds their babies and
uec's
t'p in the a.. was ihr tuutosi hum
tho wings of pho. cloud Fairies
Here aud there ono could hear faint
chirp--ihc Chimney Fairies uu the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-29

face OF Sciramoucho grimacinE.
grooming twitching Scaramouchc.
Giuc, rolled through the group oi
maycr~. scattering than t. right and
left Apprehension had boon quick tG
seize him. Fate had played him such
tricks before.
What ails you7' youth he. souTy.
My foots broken. I think Scara-
mouche complained.
The doctor came. Having seen tho
patient. he reported that nothing very
~ ious had happened He had sprained
his too, a little \ few days rest AMI
all would b. we'll
a few days." cried Blnct. God 10
God Do YOU mean that H. can't walk
1t would BE- unwise. indeed impos.
-ible for more than few steps"
a. Einot paid the doctors fee. and
sat down 10 think.
H. thrust his arm through Andre.
Louis. and led him out into the street.
where there was still CONSIDERABLE,
movement.
= am thinking II Won IN the part %
Scsramouche
Andre'l.0uis discngagcd his arm Il
icgin to find you tircsomc." said ne.
y moment. " Pafyissin,us N
an to lose that fifteen louis. youu not
TAKE q amiss that { compensate myself
in Other wavs?"
That Is your own concern. NJ Bi.
net"
Pardon. ". ParyisSimus II may
possibly b. also YOURS Blnc, took his
arm again DO ~. the kindness 70
sitp across the street With me. Just a.
Tar o. the postofficc there hav.
something OBJ show YOU"
Andre-louis went Before thew
reached That sheet OF paper nailed upon
ile door. h. knew exactly what Il would
aay And in effect Il was. as he had
supposed. That twenty louis would h..
i"id e. information i.sding 20 the ap-
hrrhvnsiou % one Andre.l.ouis Moreau.
/ lawyer ~ Gavrillsc. who was wanted
U.s. the Kings Lieutenant In Rcnnes
ulon q charge Of scditlon
NJ Bin.nt watched him whilst he
read Their arms were linked. AMI
Mnei's grip was firm and powerful.
CONTINUED In our next issuel
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-29
PURE BRED STOCK.

The Daily News IS presenting a
series OF articles dealing with
pure bred Hereford herds IN the
panhandle. and already many
statement, 81 surprise about the
rNcclcncv OF the herd, have been
expressed
The development OF the Here
/ ford industry IN the Panhandle
during the past decade has been
astonishing When one realizes
Mat during a period ct only q lew
year, the grade ot stock In the
Panhandle has become among the
highest in the Nation. the accom-
pliShmcnt is all the more remark
able.
Actual demonstration oi re-
suits has been one factor IN max
'ng Panhandle stock men realize
the value OF Hereford stock
when a keen COW man can be
khown thatpurc bred means hcay Fl
Dr. animals and higher prices. he
rs the first 10 grasp the oppOrtun-
ty
Nav the development at the
pure bred stock industry continue
IN the Panhandle a, It has IN the
past
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-29

to see the Panhandle develop into
a great oil field.
As one OF the organizer, aud
leaders IN the Texas Cattle Rails
crs Association. he was known 10
practically every COW man IN the
state and the Southwest
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-29
CHATTER III

st 1--WE O'Clock th1t evening tho cur.
tain rose on The Hcarilcss Father
Tn" performance was IN every sense
uncxcitng ,hc audience mosgre and nm.
enthusiastic ~ the time NJ Blnet had
paid the expenses there was not likely
% h' very much lott toward the wages
Of hts rlay,rs.
And what do YOU think Of it, he
asked Andr Louis
Possibly u could have been worse.
probably 3; could not. said h..
In sa"'t amag9n.nt " Rinrt check.
"a his 'arid' end turned 10 look a, his
companion
Hun" said HI, D,eu a. D,eu, Rut
you ere ffaak
~ supper hllfhour later he re
yivci the topic
our htes' Recruit be- announced.
has 20" inp Udcnc. 20 tell M. that nos.
shl' orr com'Ur could has. been worse.
nut hat nroluhl, Do could not. And he
Blew ont hi great round cheeks to in.
vi" laugh ~ %. expense - that fool.
lsh critic
From %. pI ~ the table Andre.
Louis vts .hll.ngcl by Clim.n. who
go ih' ,Htw,er Coiumbinc and Ma
dame
Won would alter tn comedy. would
Not. N rurVsslmusg she cried. Civ.
ing Dim th' name which earlier ~ had
suggested ,s appropriate o. tho least %
the o3Hnsny
would suggest that % D. altered
hc corrected. inclining his head y
shsHll 20 lack io fhc original and h.lf
mfsrif freely from 20
IN. origlnal- questioned ~ g..
nct-ihe author
1T j. called, I believe. Monsieur 4.
Pourceaunsc. sud was fvriuen bv
Moliere"
you do not imply thar ! hsve teen
stealing from Moilsre?'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-29
Helm IIEKIe TOnAN.

a death VI rant charging him with
Iiiiuu. forces
NNpHEI.Oi rs MOEEAU TO flr
FROM hs native town OF Cavrillac and
dcay revenge On the great and power
ml
MARQUIS DE- Ia TOUR D'AZYR
Whom The Marquis had deliberately
.I..s,d th. .dealisiic divinity student
PHILIPPE DE NILMOHiN. into a
du,l and killed him because he feared
That Philippe had dangerous gilt Of
,louu,ucn' AndrcI.ouis sworc To carry
ou hls fiisud's work uf destroying the
power 1T the mobiles Ills second mo
u,, against he NJ .iquis was his love
Tor ihc beautiful
ALINE DE- kEECADlOU niece Of
the Lord 90 Gavrillac who was popu.
larly believed 10 be- he mther o. An.
Ice Louis Tho profigate marquis sues
t1r he GIRLS hand Warned by Aline
th4t Do rs about go Doe arrested, Andre.
louis flrcs and takes .cfugc with a
I Jaud ut s'rolline players presided over
. is MONSlEUH BINET.
tU w Win tUf NtUNts
The cunt..s ton becoming general,
andre. Louis soou learned what there
WAS To learn oi this siroll.ng hand They
We're ON their way Q, Ggichon. vhcr,
they hoped prosper at the falr tho
was TO open on Monday noXt AMI
th'n NJ. n,n"t fetched sigh.
But We shall uIs, Fchciri N
Rnct turned 20 Andre. Louis III v1s
GA, property mln. our Wau OF affairs.
and occasionally b., acted
Ia" three iaCre had t,b"n ihcir do.
parturc to th. chaisr IN, mon were
already climbing into 900, house on
wheels. vixen B.nct turned TO Andre.
= Louis
We part hrrr s" said he dra.
matiCalh, the richer o., your acqu1in.
tIn"r.' he put forth his podgy hama.
4 Slowly AnircLou.s took II IN his own.
II" had been thinking swiftly In the
la, few moments
4 part IRON Won reluctantly An.
Dire Louis continued The more re.
/ luoian'N since I 10 not perceive the
absolute ucc,ss'y FOR parting"
} Hos quoih Hicn'. frownnp aud
SLOWLY Withdrawing the hand which tho
Other had already retained rather long
90 than WAS necessary.
Thus AId,yIDuis explained HIM.
SELF You may spt m. down as surt
OF Nuighi oi ru,iu. ,ouut.nan,c IN quest
OF adventure ON youi side yuu tell mo
'ha' I,u are Jon need OF someone % 10.
place YOUR frlcru
VI BENT VS. musiug
What should you Say tu ten lNrcs
month";
should sow that q isn't exactly tho
riches 81 Peru
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THE WEATHER
By Stanley

Amarillo and Vicinity - Thursday
partly cloud, Co., cloudy,
West T"Nas-Thursuuv partly cloudy
200 cloudy
Eastern Now N.Nicu-pdrtiy cloudy
Fhursilr preceded 10y ,hundcrshowcrs
this afternoon GU tonight IN east por-
ton little change bon temperature.
synopsis of Weather Conditions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-29
FUNERAL SERVICES
FOR SMITH HELD

Glade. June - ia, funeral
ssrsio. or Watt smith who Vss shot
.rd LiIH in claude last FRIDAY. were
h'ii 2 .-iiar morning af the nome ~
NJ a| Mrs. Miles Oliver in Claude.
hc ha al had been delayed awaiting
thc sf.,a of the father uf ,h. DE-.
..ss"t who ARA, 4 Monday from
Idaho
Watt smith had .mauy friends in
CLAUDE vho regret the tragedy of his
death The funeral scrsice was in
,harge II Rev "a. = Hawkins u the
Methodist Church Intermont was made
IN the 81 u,ie cemetery. Tho aged father
was the only relative who was enabled
O. attend the funeral. .xAa,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-29
synopsis Of Weather conditions.

m htillbH pHcllt Nv
turbancc of slight
intensity over the re-.
zion at the Western
Plateau and the cen
tml valleys has ~.
suited iu light thun.
JorsliuNcrs over the
tIpcr Mississippi and
Mis- uuri valleys. the
eastern portion ~
th, West Gulf and
th, Atlantic Cms,
States Tenn pcra.
.t.h .R.fs thp fulf
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NOTICE TO THR PUBIIC.

any erroneous reflection upon the
ehsncter. standing. or reputation OF
any Individual. firm, concern or cor.
porstion. that may appear In this col.
unns OF The News. WI be gladly cor.
rected. when called TO the attention OF
the editor. II IL not the intention OF
TINS newspaper 70 wrongfully uss. or
infurs any individual. firm. concern or
corporation. and corrections will be
made where warranted 40 prominently
40 was the wronsfully published refer.
sncs or article.
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might go as FAR as fifteen" said
Einct reluctantly But times are
bad'
u make them better for YOU"
I've no doubt you believe h. Then
wc and, stand zach oihor?"
Perfectly said Andre Louis. dryly.
ami was thus committed 20 the service
~ Thcsp.s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-29

In the Congo the women farm the
crops and sell the produce and the men
do all the sewing and wash the clothes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-29

No July Fourth ., complete
without somebody calling our
flag "lhc colorS that never run. "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-29

Yale gave - honorary degrees
TIN, wear. The thermometer j, do
ing better than that