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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-09

pany, organized Feb. 6 at Augusta.
Capital stock, $4,000; all common;
nothing paid in: par value, $50;
shares subscribed, 8. President D.
A. Leland, Augusta; treasurer, w. T.
Gardiner, Augusta; clerk. c. L. An
drews. Augusta: directors, the above.
Purposes. a general business in oil
and refining. Approved Feb. 6.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-09

Tanlac Makes Each Bite
a New Delight.

WHEN your digestive system is
W working efficiently and smoothly
extracting from your food abundant
stores of vital energy and piling up
a reserve force of vigor to meet any
emergency, every bite is eaten with
keen Zest and appreciation.
If your meals are not real event
if you do not approach the table with
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-09
SOUTH CHINA.

A box social will be held at the G.
A. r. hall Friday evening, Feb. 10.
given by the S. of Wand Auxiliary
Everyone is invited and all ladies are
to bring their boxes carefully wrapped
in newspaper.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-09

Order next Sundays Boston
Globe in advance from your news
dealer or newsboy. Advise your
neighbors to read the Sunday
Globe Magazine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-09

the most lively anticipation of
its delights, then you are only
half living, because you are
only half getting the value of
your food.
Lack of appetite, or distress
from indulging the appetite,
are both due to the same cause
failure of the digestive sys-
tenn to properly do it's import ~
ant work. The undigestcd food
remaining in the alimentary -
canal may merely cause a dis y
taste for more food when it q
cannot take care of what it "''''''
has, or it may undergo chem
ical and qualification changes
that cause acute disease.
Besides, these chemical changes
produce poisonous substances tina,
are carried to every cell and organ
of the body and that cause all sorts
of distressing symptoms.
TanIac. the famous digestive tonic
and body builder, has achieved its
wide success because it is able to in
visorate the entire digestive tract.
1t acts to cause vigorous stomach
preparation of the food. both through
the muscular churning action of that
organ and through ample secretion oil
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-09

igestive fluids. II then promo..,
action of all the bowel mn,
les and glands and enables the foo,
, pass through the digestive canal :,
he normal time. Each OF the thop,
nds of little glands whose duty q !,
, pick up nourishment from the foos
nd send this to all parts OF the hoss
,xzn are stimulated to their utno,.
The whole result is that food |.
Z taken care OF without dIs,r,,,
of any sort in such manner :,
\ to derive the utmost bcpes,
from II.
II your appetite is not k.,,
If your food seems TO dissur..
with you. IL you are under.
weight, nervous, irritable ana
lack energy, give Tanlae IA,
chance to show you that il ca,
work a miracle in your eondi.
ton. as il has in so many thou.
sands Of other cases.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-09

Seed Potato Inspection
L. L. Newdick. chief of the Divis-
ion OF Seed Improvement, has re-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-15
MEICHDORS ORDER
TOWN CLEANED UP
" An@slsa rn.s

MnAiuh Ia, svla "A LISTERS
threatening ~ saoep daNn ulsn Meg
i'eugs urf lllpasaad slrons ln On ~
fuFl 10 Femme laalseEese lr@n The
,anllnss VI Nor ilouss larrlsh, %,
sslysa \, Nayer u 4, nAis II hsr
lloas, Nefs mad publlg hy lhe Chlei
saeculNs VI that loen leslaY nne "
it,sr kilrfs dated "a ilsisllk asp
TENDER sna aligsssol 40 lhs ussug
Va A,r l,0us, ant ah fad glllstns
ehafsnd il.,i 'ipl4 nalbaNi ipF "a 4 frst
luel "a fsfapilon sni hah tlngFs Nss
lffe'pf m,sf,e ie lhs ls,lglsh Ani
loiniauRllY
a WlofA tiiul pnlf aalg 4 aaR
lanihff N spl ssni ifHA heagoe
Nht h AS sisnsa NJ lQa w. esal
AngfKap lAd ihh ~ tiNg tffn
niNfufi ihll iheli \ ln Htlnisal,eH
N AeNf toen Nhlh 4 lali,l lh. aall
~ kuN khu anl ahNh n ilpnfl
~ lp. ~. n hun 1as Nv NAl sAg
pN lWri i'HQ ~ rlf4H w lhe lsilgl
'Hnlilu'4 'aol q iol pA ~ ie 1o ~
rll lllnf pN lhaNatli HlH il Az
l,pNs, Ani a. ill ~ l,stlN
MliM iAl MM \ d.i VA pellsga
"a kilsfs ntif piilln ~ laHhl lNi
W. we ssis e Hl'l "a 1hf Flliaa'as
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-15
masked SOCIETIES DENOUNCED
BY EPISCOPAL RESOLUTIONS NOW
BEFORE PORTLAND CONVENTION

Ecods thee endow" said by the bride.
groom.
There was q debate over the elimina.
tion ~ the word 'obey" hut no discus.
sion an the bride.srcom's pledge a. 10
proprieiy,
The chsnge In tho divorce laws was
approved BY ihe bishops but with little
diseunslon. There waA M opposition.
u shop William lawrence NJ Mama'
ehuretts, ASKED whe,her the chang
should no, be carried further and pro-
vide discipline for violation ~ the canon.
nishen Ilrsn, suggested that discipline
mishi he fixed IN an amendment IN the
pTaSrr bod hui thai fw the presen, h,
did not care io press anything further
In proposing the rcsoluilem hs sald there
VAS nothing new IN the resition h.
prupo~od and that 4 had NO bearing 90
disciplinary matters Ne said that "
PASS 4 "A sauld sA,e flom soraN manI
a peison entering ln,o a marriage coa'
irars IA lhe laa Il lhe church unknown
insls
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-15
Aesos Iples In Enslsnd

LONDON, sept. ii--I,o~lana nuck
stone. actor, dlod AZ nursing home
iesiay Iie csme h. london from 'ha
United states abou, ,sa weeks ago on
q holiday and almost Immediately fell
~ Ne will b" buried Al chsslck Nat,
urday,
nuckalonr Mas han AZ aydsRhan
Kent hnEland, IN isse aud first ap
pearsd on the siaEe sheh " years oli
ln tdlnlaFgh playing laek hlang IN
hhe hiaops H. '~nqueF' huckslone's
father alAo was naeiW, We made hlh
fret appearances IN New Work M 1874
snd toufed ~ Charlie q. llohman's
company AilsFsaTd be- lHeame a,ao
elsisd With y u hoihern With whom
b. remained o. q numlsf II iears
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-15
SINGLE BALLOT
FREES DEvERS Of
MURDER CHARGE
A foRhER AMARILLO MAN
FOUND NOT GUILTY Nv
CANYON JuRy

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pi.tisl N mlIiii VA ilsillli aaln hvt
ls.N ihs no nias lhe lasp Rmi A.
fha lnl An llN NllfA n piugstif
ulshi fh ll dl nei lls aff lhf
ptfia "A ihr Ntsf s nishi bHi iot 4
lHHH n ih HIulnus lsi'Hf h0skisA
fnl pHHNh 4IAHlilfl lhp illfniAni
n.ffa $50 rtslsA nllh kallns Nti
fHnl tHmf ll0|nnss ptHnu si 3
sasg, ihtl lsep b nAfli Rst
pa fill H ihflfl " WNlll N lhf
AiHHifHHs lNN UtHl iNIf lIf
04fa Htf ialsA "a ~ AasuN lHm 4
ielIfi .aNli H AlHHiiNHf NaapN A
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nNliI llItf NHi Nibf N
1fii lNN0t lIa Nfl linl ~ lH
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-15
PLANS LAID
BY LABOR
TO IMPEACh
DAUC HERTY

ATLANTIC CRY. n. l. ge,, IL
The executive council of m, Amerlcan
redera,ion M labor today ,orma,,v in.
uugura,ed mans for Imn.achmsn, ~
Attorney f,en.rai Daugh.r,v ana r.d.
,rai Judge Wilk.rxon an .onn.c,,on
Win chicago In,unc,,on p,oceedIng.
and for brIngI,g .,h,. ur,ons,,,v,iorsi
.ona,,c, az ,h.' .,,ornov ..na,.i .nd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-15
GOLD SU N
FOR BELGIUM
IS REFUSED
BY GERMANS
Dy Associated i'rsss

Dy Associated PUss
PARIS. Sept. 1.-THE newly devel.
oped crisis In the reparations question
became ~ acute tonight upon receipt
of berlin adyices that Germany had
cateEoricaliy refused 10 give NJ thu
c0.000.0 900 gold marks demanded by
Belgium as guarantee OF tho SIX
months note issue on account of repar'
a,ions. and the members Of the commits.
non decided the situation has gone be.
yond their control and requires the Inn
mediate attention of the allied premierr.
sir John Bradbury. British member
of the commission. In proceeding 10
London 10 lay the matter In detail be-
fore Premier Lloyd George. while NJ.
Polncare has assumed command OF the
French side u the negotiations. Tho
Italian and Belgian prcmiers also are
handling the situation for their coun.
tries.
B.igium's request for the deposit of
gold not later than tomorrow. instead
Of being merely diplomatic maneuvcr
10 permit further discussion as at first
Indicated. now appears 10 be stern
t'HhNu WIN tb' ttt t"'Hhk W tsS
French and Belgian governments.
The refusal 81 Germany 10 pay the
500. 900 pounds sterling due as part
payment II her private pre.war debts
10 Allied nations. has served 10 stiffen
| the altitude NJ tho cabinet. The recent
London conference reduced the pay'
ments due IN August and scptembes
from 4.e6b. 600 pounds sterling 20 1900.
600 pounds sterling. Germany has paid
SOC. 900 pounds sterling and was re
quircd "a pay tho balance tomorrow
Her refusal 10 do NO has caund decp
resentment In the French cabinet.
which feels that Germany could easily
meet the payments.
Despite the serious turn ~ events.
the German delegation In Paris remains
calm ana optimistic. when Informed
that the cabinet had decided upon a
stern policy. one German officinl said
"Thcy always decide on stern meas
ures. However. We have refused the
gold. aud shall continue 10 refuse Il.
but I think that Soine compromise Will
be- effected. NJ the Allies do not want "a
prccpitat. troubl. at this time"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-15
four BIG PACKING ROADS CoNSP|RED
PLANTS TO MERGE ITO BRING STRIKE
REPORTS DECLARE AVER ATTORNEYS
THE DEAL WOULD INVOLVE
GIANT CORPORATION or
HALF BILLION
D. Associated Pres

~ F@-H &t~@ ~
CHICAGO. Sept. ii.--A merger oi
meat parking companies. involving two
and ponslbly four of the big five" pack.
ers. II being considered. according 10 q
s,ory printed by the Chicago Herald
and Examiner. The companies men.
toned In this connection were Armour
A Co. Wilson a Co. Morris a Co, and
the cudahy Packing Corporation.
n all the four concerns were merged.
n was Said, the deal would involve the
creation of u new corporation. a tsse..
tooooo concern. hcadcd by Armour A
co, nouh, was expressed however. NJ
10 whether Morris and cudahy would
Join.
II was said .ast both J. ogden Ar
mour and Thomas ", Wilson were now
In the East In connection with the PRO
posed deal Two weeks ago n story
was printed regarding q merger ~ Ar
m"ur and Wilson into one, hut n was
strongly deni.d At that ,lmv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-15
o. Associated frp

W Associated FIRE.
PORTLAND. ore, sept. ii.--Resolu
lions dcnouncing certain sorieties
whose members arr secret. sGuised
and masked" and dcploring war be
twe"n nations ~ between groups within
a naiion WEIR presented today to the
HOUSE ~ Deputies NJ the rro,e.ian,
Episcopal church In general convention
here. Roth w@e pm uron The calendar
NJ tho house
I,sy a. lain o. WING ~ savannah
Ca, pressnled the resolution whlrh
harged "ceFlain secret organizations
al,h appeallng q" religious preiudlres
and Faelal anlilaihy aud the resolution
ssslnst xar Was altered ly Rev pr
Charles 4. 'ianrh n newark M
The ilnus af nrulles late le'iay con
enrnd IN tho aeiien ef the llause ~
Rishups IN el.Wlnaiing ifom tho msf
Asr refemans ~ the lplnooIallsn
chugrh lhn wori uliey' said ~ the
hTlar and lhe Nsaas "shh my sssliy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-15
WORLD POLICE
BODY IS FORMED
ny Associated Press

ny Associated Press
SEw Yonk. sept ii,--An interna.
iionai cooperative body Cor promoting
pclios efficiency thro,,shou, all coun.
lries ana 60 be- known m tho World
polios oonference, eame into being to'
s;ay ai the National Police Conference.
A. none u the delegates fr@n foreign
countries came instructed IN join sufh
q world organization. u Was decided IN
anispt msn,lsrA 40 rsridly a. appilca'
lions ser. reoels.d. The present man
shin ef the organization comprises
,nly the heads ~ I,ellcs depaFtmsnts ef
cillss ~ this country,
4 eonln,iiier oi one WAS appoinisd to
dsslsa q secrsi confidential csde 10 hs
uned ~ tho vorld organization.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-15
PLANNED ACTION IN ErYoRT
TO WRECK UNIONS, Is
CHARGE


CHICAGO. Kept 1.-THE government
today rpccded W It's casc against tho
strIkln. rail crafts In an effort 10 com
plcte the evidence In support of Attor.
rcy General Dnughcr,y's injunction bin
by Saturday noon.
While two assistant attorney Rcncr.
ais and blackburn Estcrline. assistant
10 the solicitor general. worked IN re.
lays reading additional affidayits Of
violcnoc during tho progress of tho
strike. defense announced II would seek
10 show the railroad executive. were In
q conspiracy 10 force a strike In an
effort 10 wreck tho unions
THE government has sought To show
presumption of conspiracy among the
shoIanen to carry out arts a viol.nce."
attorneys Tor tho defcnse said, we
viii show . mronE presumption that
certain rail- executives were In conspir.
sey 10 destroy ihe unlons."
Evidence whlch the unions could no,
lTodnco h.rc,ofore because n might
hurt their paacc negotiations with Dan.
VEL willard and ether rail- presidents,
can nav be brought forward. u was
raid.
u The government ennlpleies itH case
~ saturday man, four DAYS VIII 10
lsfl for the drienr aud ior final arsu'
msnls Lefofe The esplFailoa ~ the pfea
40, restraining order neat Thursday
nlghi
iermlsmon Vas unolfiuially given thu
'nloas iosiay 70 stage ,ss dayH ln chi
cHeu and nihof rillss a. falss funds taT
IN frlAf II families ~ strikers, l1on
ah u lliohlerg and lIank Mulhulland
aiiWne,s fer u n irasl and luhn
fUm prosliini and socr,laiy trrasufsr
itflarllNrlY, ~ ihp rallwiN rmploges
litialimrni VI ihf Ameugan icdcfatlon
of laltf. rHlfei lhr aussilon ~ Nhslhu
such iaE daY rainpalsna Naah lelaif
l ihr resiialn "a uliH luage james ~
Milsfrsan sald he knua II noih.ng IN
b. Hif Nhah Would prf,fm iag lund
iampslsns Hnd ihr soNelnmsnis ailog
n'la assmoi CO., a. fanse alimneit thel
he'd lhr Fulffnmrni p1imlsslpn ie ~
hlpad
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-15
CHEMICAL INDUSTRY
DOOMED BY DYE ACT
MANUFACTURERS TOLD
Ny Associated Pns

w Hsso<iateu ffhs
WASHINGTON. Sept. ii.--Approval
by Congress Of the arics on dyes agreed
upon today by the Senate and House
conforecs will mean the final doom"
Of the newly created American chcml.
cal industry. Dr. Charles II. Hecrty.
president OF the synthetic Organic
Chemical Manufacturers Association
~ the United States declared tonight
II will be only the question OF q short
time he predicted before the industry
'is swamped by German importations
and the entire American organization
" chemists and plans dissipated,
mot content with cutting tariff
rates on coal tar products 10 the de.
stroying point" he said In a statement.
the confefees have wiped out the
ryn,hcilc oreanlc chemical and drugs
made from other than coal tar dyes
This means that many of the most
vital medicines now made In Ameriaa
are 10 b. given back 10 the Geran mo.
nopoFy, and America made dependent
ngsin On Foreigners fur ,heee drugs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-15
By ASSOCIATED PRESS

LONDON Sept I4-Ihc coniagnon in Smyrna started
by scgcan, Of Turkish regulars according Miss Mills head
mistress OF the American College Smyrna says dispatch to tho
Times from Athens
The sergeant TO enter house carrying petrol
Up TO Wednesday evening the damage estimated at
100000 pounds.
The correspondents say is reported in Athens that up TO the
time OF the outbreak Of the fire about persons had been mas
sacred and that is feared the number much greater
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-15
ROADS ACCEPTING PROPOSALS
70 END STRIKE OF SHOP CRAFTS

a0nlhHp sl llmlls lau.Un Nsuoy,
liauWar aNi NuHhrsHfin lia alma
Ntllei lnke Eln aud Mfsilln iauls
ihl snd Niinar Nsun nNHn sul
hifsuHl NnHu Aal|n aui nal
Hra mfHfhf hmssHlpHH tHd klns
nWl iNrN iwh itrlfal ufifml AoN
fmk NhNagN fnd H ltNif N,a
WlaW eni hWiharinm hHnhW
AAlSQN rfIf Hni lmi lfnn
hdff Nuuf Npl cas- inl Amih
NnNin ih,HN nNnl snl Nl.hpa liaf
M FHNNH mHfM aaitHlI Az
iANI afHilN ihn Anslkf snl Nul
fln lfWNl iHfllIH fimpl anl uuH
tNHH iamlf AgFm4n lfWNk and
N4tH Aallf Wei hhsf Mlffllps
go rks lll' MlnSlpH salfm F.,plh
IN0II1 "A 4IaIIIna 4nI A4ulh4a4I4II
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-15
EXPECT TO REACH
MINERS DURING DAY


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iArkallN fal Hspi "A fhe diills
pill ~ lsandlnf lhfaush thT fssi n
AZ, rsk on ihe lsaa isoi lasa ~ the
ktnasal mlnp ~ iammfoN siiffnoon
4 Nss pIsaleigi hgf innlEhi ailsf me
sfusnpr u ihf iiEuFfs an poslsss
mad aunng lhs aal fhlllY "a fsel
rfnisinsa % b. glsansd ell on ihls tNsl
ant a. lrai "a tmk fruialnf1 pn ihe
iiaQ f.,ai fltl VITA fRr fffi aFlllei
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M, tsea ita lftfl t,iels Ffs ua Nefk
fs Naas lala ihf AlFunaui mine
Hhut NJ mlnffs tatr lffn utplfi
.lRl1 Asflh III
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-15

lhlNAin HfW lulmtiHf y ihe
lfi "a lallnli grnfsnf pniasiH a D.
hstr sN.nfl itr Hllkmgm plehHs.
Ahmna NHwA rHWhfln Hi ghaH
sni hHihur niNlmHir anl ulla
ntifm hinnH sni ull0 ap4lhafH
fll lHmh Na hlsiu aA lnlaluish
lH4HH sHl lNaH NNiHllNfM lni
laNlHtlu innlWafN anl iMl0 lA
eifH lalaHalHlf sHl lmlnH' NM
0ff hHH4uhf ana ei laN HfirHl
lNfs NNNaHtn an4 Nln ihNal
fflff llsuif snl nHlNrIlieiH caves
H lhA NlnHealHlt aHN nHfhs liI
lsfn sn4 \ Afihsitiun IlH4nnsu sni
z, ..s :, .,.,.. A.. y. . y. !. ~,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-15
liaass ~ aamllsa
~ A,sessisa ftsss

hlilNikGIuN, AZ E,m IA A
Flift ~ dinamllf Nas thrown on ihr
Treat pffrh a lhN rta'aonrr ~ William
~ hfsiaf'n srs.fiani fnremsn ~ che
plsnlns nlill 0i lhr leuls' lllf snd hash
lllls fhons AZ iifllrf d tuhulh. ionighi
fhs ',ploslun eniH,li vr'es'd lhr ironi
rnifan.r "a inr huurr hui thf m0mIr O.
ol ih, llnilt isisprd nlulfl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-15

AUSTIN lgksl Hfpi "A fte sppl
allen " a. kaugfG inf NfAifo spi
lHlsni NsAlaai ga lngliaFfi lslFt n
lsAas " ga hl ffpi ~ w paaua'
spl liH W. falNRi Nff pafiNall un
Nlpfii Ahfn pifffnlpi ie ihf flfle
lllfasl rommllllan laaif fnq aplN
lalleH 49, tsAln uplii aaAfluifni ~
llf eelHallgli0u lVl "A \ sfnr tul vi
Nlfl a Nla n glsel1f
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-15
DYE EMBARGO
ON TARIFF BILL
IS ELIMINATED
sEooEp AGREEMENT ON yHE
MEAsukf HAS hnEk
kkApHEp

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asnemfni ~ lN "A iaHnUilsii0n lAllll
tU nas iel htH a|sm M ih ufpsl
uHn .nnNnes aNl II uts itp bHe "A
Hll4t. mIff W ih. hHiH sn4 ~
lt IA hifl lH. iIHf lii w lff
HHf H.rlnf tiHs la1 Hl III fHH
An HIh NlAl 1858
pr fNlHl hHf nWm8fi NIrtiHn Nj
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-15

nofNkllt y A ssia. lisr-sbaYss
raurii afflQ0ir ana ls,ll'fmfn u this
cli a. Narlns aaf nn the eheek ~
lllf Nh0 llN ln,fassl ~ elif iQ'sl
mprianis lHuHs A pau lQw Hsets
lllf sualtinoi allslr lelleI "a eegounl
M lh0 Hul,a1|an N fhffk artists ara
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NNn mslkui 'ne fupaI le1al msf
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-15

stAl flA Mssh ssp' "A 1 alisd
klsiff senai0r ~ naekieg Nas asKuffa
ihl Ntpulhgan nomlnalln lof wnsief
a. ihN state y ~ pflmall Ia adilllussl
lsiurNs lp.aN " IeeflAgd iskAs ,oies
fnnlar,d Nhih tllti lor s.fmEp "
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BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

WASHINGTON Sept ti.-Fouecn Americans arc missing in
the fire swept sections OF the city o smyrna the department
advised ongh, in eablegmm from Rear Admiral Bristol
ing American commissioner at Consiannoplc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-15

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IN SMY KN A
LOST TINBLAZE
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS

LONDON. Sept I4-Mutapha Kcma Iasha has resolved TO
march his army Consntnopc unless the powers hand
the city Of the Turks according statement he made the Daily
Mail correspondent Symna lie also reiterated that his peace
terms based on the national pact
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-24
WESTERN HIGHS NINE
TOPLAY 16C CONTESTS

Western High School will play six
teen base ball games this year, listing
dozen contests in addition to the
four In the scholastic title series.
Most of the leading prep schools in
Washington and vicinity will be met
by Coach Green's charges.
The list of games:
March -. at George Mason High; 81. at
Army and Navy Prep.
April 5. at Georgetown Prep: II. at Alex
andria High: -. st. Johns: is. Massanutton
Academy at Woodstock, Va: 10. Randolph
Macon. at Front Royal. Va: IS. Episcopal
High: IS, Tech.
May ;. at Sherwood High; s. Army and
Navy Prep: ., Central: II. Georgetown tresh-
ncn. place undecided; Is. Business; is. Emer-
son; 20. Eastern.
All high school series games will
be played at the Central stadium.
Others in which place is not specified
will be played on Westerns field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-24
Giants Become sprinters.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, March "a
Members of the Giants ran them
selves almost to death yesterday in
their game against the Indianapolis
American Association team. the
score being is to Z. Every man on
the team. with the exception of JON
nard made at least one hit, Young
leading with four. Jonnard and
Rawlings were the only athletes out
Of the thirteen Giants engaged to fail
in their efforts to score a run
Toney showed he was approaching
the regular season in shape for hard
work, but Jonnard's offerings were
givn warm greeting by the
Hoosiers.
Phil Douglas, the only member of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-24
c. u. NINE ON A AUNT
TOPLAY TWO GAMES

Georgetown's base ball team is at
Hampton Roads. Va. where it will
play games today and tomorrow with
will be the first in which local COL
legians have taken part this season.
mainly veteran team will be pre-
scented by the Hilltoppers at the start.
as follows:
Kenyon, catcher; Sheedy. first:
Welsh. center: Sheridan. right: Walsh.
third. Reynolds, Mccarthy and Jen-
kins will do the pitching. Smell and
Cunningham. catchers. and Florence
and Adams. 1ielders. were taken along
for utility. 8:
Georgetowns outfit will go into the
game pretty much unprepared, as the
unfavorable weather has retarded the
practice.