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WANTED-Good 3-inch wagon. Call
A. White, phone $50. =
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st. PauPs Episcopal

Rev. Ernest r. Altman
Services for the Third Sunday after
Epiphany, Jan. %, as follows: Holy
Communion 8 a. m. Morning prayer
and sermon III o'clock. Church school
10 o'clock.
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WANTED-Work, day or week. M.
Rice, K. ], box 10. 41-3p
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GOVERNMENT positions open, men,
women; experience unnecessary.
Honesty required. Good pay to start.
Write I. McCafferty. st Louis, Mo.
3o-43p
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LOST OR STOLEN-My Airedale
dog; marks black and tan. Has COL
lar with carbin lock and name plate
bearing name of "Glad;" also my own.
E. r. Altman. Reward for return. =
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WANTED-Will pay cash for No. /
first cutting alfalfa, f. o. b. Estes,
Wash, on O-W. r & N. on approval.
Send price. r. L. Gardner, Kahlotus,
Wash. !
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FOR SALE-High grade piano. Cheap
for cash. Phone Richland 222. 43I
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CENT-A-WORD ADVS.

FOR SALE-Horse or cow manure
Delivered. Phone 435.
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REWARD-Save it by buying your
lubricating oils at the Twin City Au-
to Exchange. 42-3
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WANTED-Week-old calf. C. s. Boies
Phone 42x12.
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FOR SALE-Pure bred Red Duroe
pigs. Call w. T. Elliott, 394. 41t1
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Baking Powders

K-C, regular 10-cent cans, for ............ 25
K-C, regular 15-cent cans 2 for ......s...... .25
K-C, regular 5O-cent cans, for .75'
Calumet, 211aa-lb. cans Observation-Disclosures. ~
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-04
MERCHANT DENIES
ACCUSATION He IS
FATHER Of CHILD
South Bend Professor Brings
Charges Against Wife and
Harry Poulin.
BLAcKMAIL PLOT CLAIMED
Finish Fight Promised of Case
Involving Prominent
Families.
BIZ Times SpeciaI

By Times Special
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Sept. A.
Harry Poulin, 80. a prominent mer-
chant, has been released under $4,000
bond following sensational charges by
Prof. John T. Herman. 81, of the
Notre Dame University law school,
that he is the father of a baby son.
born to Mrs. Herman in November,
1921.
Poulin in a statement after his re-
lease, denied Tiernan's charges and
stated it was a case Of blackmal- He
said that on two occasions Herman
had demanded money Of him.
Herman said PoUlin had reresented
to Mrs. Tiernan that he would soon
be free TO marry as he expected Mrs.
%Aoulin to die of tuberculosis.
y The two families are prominent
here and had always been friendly.
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HOOSIER BRIEFS

FRANKFORT-A baby boy Of Mr..
and Mrs. Jasper Perkins near Colfax
had four perfectly formed teeth when
born. a few days ago.
FIT. WAYNE-When a liquor toter
James O'Conner, told the court moon
shine found on him was for his own
use, fine was suspended.
EVANSVILLE - Two strangers
carrying valises that fold up, silently
left a local hotel without paying for
lodging.
BLUFFT0N-Whil lille movements OF
the organization are secret those on
the inside" stated the Ku-Klux Khan
has formed a chapter at Mont
pelier.
ATTSHAWAKA A wild duck
crashed against a street car window
attracted by the night lights and was
decapitated.
SOUTH BEND-Ietters stating
that Esther OKeefe favors cancella-
tion Of England's war debt are con-
sidered an attempt to injure her
candidacy for Congress.
LEEASON-Pete Allen. 50. had a
bad habit of lodging up in unex-
pected places and scolding his
. ivorced wife and was placed in jail.
- TERRE HAUTE-At last the ex-
press company is going TO do away
with horse drawn vehicles and win
mOtorize.
BLUFFTON-B. X. Settergren has
returned from his first visit 10 his
boyhood home in Sweden in thirty
three years.
VTNCENNES-Wh blowing, Herb
Thompson turned up a United States
trade dollar bearing date Of 1872.
GREENSBU RG-One month after
Daisy Daniels charged Pete" Fleet
wood. poor farm superintendent.
with keeping part Of her salary, the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-04
Fashionable Coats, $49.50

It's one thing get handsome coat but difficult thing
ordinarily get easily within ones
as S49.5O
Coats fabrics saghtlne and belted in
luxurious effects with loose bousy backs very large
with collars collars
cuffs wolf caracul-coats in
brownthese the coats that marked
S49.5O.
Coats, in a word, that individuality.
4--Ayres-Coat section, third floor.
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New ailleur Suits, $3.50

perfectly tailored perfectly lavish this
the suits that not foegninfuenced fur
below at 1890
The materials woven qualities trcotine and
soft Canton for Innings The
severely with narrowly belted
handsomely tailored trimmed only with bands Of self material
The shade blue
shade by which every tailleur may be known
md yet only $3.50 in the
-Ayres-Sut section, third floor
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diana Condensed Milk Company has
been increased from $4,000 to $3.50,
600 a new plant is to be built at
Sheridan.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-04
So SIS
Pantalets and
PetticOats at .

pantaets Manese silk with double
Assorted lengths remarkable
possible only through the value giving effort
Anniversary week
petticoats made fit correctly
heavy silk taTeta. Changeabe coors.
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Little Boys Fall
Suits, S1.25

Ages 3 to I. Velvet corduroy
trousers attached TO waists Of
dark wash fabrics. Practical, novel
and dainty.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-04

TERRE HAUTE-A new Moon has
arrived at the home Of Joseph Moon
and it's a son, as it were, that now
eclipses six other Moons in the eyes
Of their parents.
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GREENSBURG-A copy Of the
Greensburg Repository. dated Oct Q,
1s47. and copy Of the Ohio Coon
Catcher Of Sept. q, 1914. have been
presented the Evening Times by
Smith Mcconnell.
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BLUFFTON - After thirty-thret
years active service as telegraph op
orator here, Don Vollmer, 81, has
been retired by the Western Union or
pension.
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CONNERSVILLE-The Ku-Klux
Khan is going to have opposition at
Laurel, it being reported that an Anti
Khan organization has been formed
there
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Evening Times wants to know why
county officials have done nothing.
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KGKOMO-One fox squirrel cost
Walter Hostetler. 70. fine Of S22.5o
when caught by game wardens. He
was without hunting license.
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FIT. WAYNE-Alleged payment of
q nickel for three weeks hire Of
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EVANSVILLE-A letter has been
received by the mayor here from the
American vice consul at Berlin ask
ing him to locate Casper Baker, a
butcher.
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CONNERSVILLE-Mice robbed a
cash register in the Silver Smoke
House Of four one-dollar bills with
which TO build a nest.
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TERRE HAUTE-Nifty badges, two
thousand of them. carrying the State
and legion emblems. have been ordered
for the State legion convention.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-04

boy caused arrest of John Strasser
by the boys mother
LEBANON-Capital stock of the In
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KOKOMO-A Lilliputian wedding
took place at Greencastle, and the
couple. W. [. Freeman, I feet 3 inches
and Miss Myrtle Ravens, 4 feet
inches, Will live here.
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GREENSBURG-One month after
Daisy Daniels charged Pete Fleet
wood. poor farm superintendent.
with keeping part Of her salary, the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-04

BLUFFTON-B X. Settergren has
returned from his first visit 10 his
boyhood home in Sweden in thirty
three years.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-04

VINCENNEs-WhIIe blowing. Herb
Thompson turned up United States
trade dollar bearing date Of 1872.
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SOUTH BEND-Letters stating
that Esther OKeefe favors cancella-
tion of England's war debt are con-
sidered an attempt to injure her
candidacy for Congress.
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LEEANON-Pete Allen. 80. had a
bad habit of dodging up in unex-
-pected places and scolding his
Aivorced wife and was placed in Jail.
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- TERRE HAUTE-At last the ex-
press company is going TO do away
with horse drawn vehicles and VIII
mOtOrize.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-04
1900 Pairs Mercerized
Socks, Csc Pair
1000 Boys Shirts and
Blouses, 39c Each

500 Of these are perfect; 400 are
buyers samples and seconds.
White madras, light striped per
Gales. plain blue chambray. striped
chambrays. khaki. etc, are includ-
ed. Buy by the half dozen-it viii
nav
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-04

afTSHAWAKA - 4 wild duck
crashed against a street car window
attracted by the night lights and was
decapitated.
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BLUFFTON-Whue movements OF
the orga nfzati0n are secret those on
the inside" stated the Ku-Klux Khan
has formed a chapter at Mont
pelier.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-04

EVANSVILLE - Two strangers
carrying valises that fold up, silently
left a local hotel without paying for
lodging.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-20
HOW TRAVELLERS STAND

Th" Dallas TIm'' Herald recently
published tho i"IIov.rr statement. roll
a;l'c 90 Oh" attitude OF travelling sales
mon and prohibition
THAT business " h''i" slime" Oh"
or'n saloon was closed 'ud prohibition
D. success WIS ih' answer TO letter
t"'e'f"d saturday ?" Post T. Travellers
PROTECTIVE" Association. from 'h" liusi
ness Mans Efi''i'neV L'arn" o.. Now
south Wales Nu..r1"'. Members of
no post "t 'n'' ''t'i'' W'''.Ht h'id
SATURDAY, '"''' "' .h' answer. FOB 'h"
inquire
iH" I''' questions '"f'' '".
'''' We're '' '"''"Ns l' i'" 1''r'g'
h"''l inh 'h. '''ir' Nh'' pI'A'.H.i'H|
YES NI" in' 'hiE'f higher TIT"
answer was tlnt 300 some cases charges
were hiHh'r dn' Co general economic
'"n''''''' 'hd NOT 'o ri"'""'ii"iH 'iii'
ih' removal of i7r r''m' been help
or hh1fhn'' 20 'h' average com.
m'I'a' mani The answer was That
rfoh.mion had h,rn decided holo 20
commercial traveller. Would YOU
in'o" me return OFF Oh" open s'loon''
And ibis "'s answered ilnf th" n1''
would noi favor return Of the old
'fier OF Things
pom ih" appeal from \ e Eide,
cWifna1 of DO" Nc.iu" Council drive.
m'h."I' %. ih' post d'ni'"d so NOR"
q" 'h" marty iund
The commercial travellers on" men
VINO nos" 'h"ir fingers con- ihN pnl'" ~
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SPECIAL MUSIC \ NRRNNGFn
FOR BiRNCN a. ~ nI\<FR

Tho music for th. na. U.umct o.
b" hrld Thursday evening" ..ulry ~
az tho Hotel Amarillo $500 ... nIrrisbei
~ members Of the OI.H..-rI CIuh. un
Ger the direction oi Boss. A. G.-,rs
Will the singing VIII h ..s ne IA.
Raraca Choral Club Huf.. fh. I,r.e.
ton ~ riuf T. 81 ClUI. ..r.r,linr
10 announcement mad. b.. th, class
program commitir, song .i..f. ,r. d.
De- furnished and nurHf uI lively
SONGS viii feature th, mue.m. Will,
thc or,hcstta viii rutI,r classical ss,ec
tions u is said also tha, stunt com
inificp is working m several rf,yrf
iak,."fts ON The class ,.urnIs a. "a
business meeting 81 th, sD-4 W.dr...
day evening. 30 was reported chat th,
hotel management bad planned an ,,.
traor'llnauly guol menu l,r Tho h,n
uu.t. which would lHr ,H.ei unl.r o..
personal suuerti.t.u U Ma W.I....
ct the Hotel Amarillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-20
TIM TWO WINDS.

Nancy and Nick told Whiz7y Tornado
lu his cave At the End ~ the Earth all
the.r trouhlcs-how tho sorccrcr had
twisted the passage that led to Brownie
ard 4o that they were taken hundreds
10 miles ON uf their course and al
.H.lt it
Wen answered Whizzy, Perhaps
0In help sou. I have been 81 ashamed
" myself ever since I played hob with
900 The creatures last spring. that I've
..eH anxious Ton "a chance 90 make up
..I o.
This seems 90 Dc my opportunity. |
600 yuu what III do As ! ANA not al
lowed or top of the earth ~ this time
f YEAR myself shalt ssIk TO my
lr~t cousin Norih Wind. and to my
-..0ud ,uu~n. West Wind and see
what We can do for vuu."
Nhszy Whisticd nap MS chimney. and
H HutlN there Wgs 70 loUd answering
whistle frun ahoVr Nurth Winds grutt
fUoo rtliru down What can ! do for
EUu ruusIn'"
Pleas, Muw tho toy.makcr up TO
&1n1 Ciau. house ~ tn North Pole
without delay Santa needs his helr
lads and he's hren DELAYED
ref0r, The toy.nak,r could make q
sound. h. found himself drawn up the
great chimney by an irresistible force.
"iousihyc came his Voice fcchly.
"Goo-' but the rest VAS drowned 10y
Co great rwring. lie was gone!
And now went On Whixyy. Just
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-20
AMERICAN RED CROSS.

During iho ms, several years, no
oU' organization has he'n more strong
ly or'r'ueh,d Boa ~, hearts 81 the PEG
Dc OF th' world thln has 'he American
Re- Gross trerIr.b iu us program.
trei~ss In ltg efforts iour used for
pho Eood ~ suffering humanity regard
lne. az color. crc'd of n3tionali'v. tho
love FOR iuis great enterprise has cV-
'seled 81. expectation. ana taken hold
mon the hearts of humanity In most
practical way. zrxr
IN recent isrur oI tr. H.d C.oss
Journal apratrod ihs following from
james s Mills.
. am the RED Cross was horn -
She hsafts 81 mon . 1n sustained rv
m.i'ions Of souls sos mission IS OF
f1orcr. Kindness and charity 1m ~
lfnih'rs keeper ] know neither co'1r.
race. nor religion Ms .reed b. tn
creed ~ service My goal Is Tho goal
81 hlrhor humanity Ms record Be-
thr ratliuio u tho widow ana the
'ffhaa. ~ the strong and the sict. o.
fhe hape ard the hereaved.
g ro ipIh INTO The darkness ~ me
riEht. nio tho unrrr'airiies ~ the
fif drfv fhc rerl ~ shrn and
bullet : trhien ihe horrors 81 the
i.tir ,noomage and Inspire the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-20

Cissy ! acocpcd as very desirable
f,atur' 81 the camp life. In dozen
ways his genius smuothod my path.
There wus water Tor my tub when the
rpmissary failed 10 bring in half q mile
f.r the other girls.
TN. mon went OF 30 % swimming
hulr every morning before breakfast
% was $50 Ear away that tho girls were
rot invited 90 Join their swimming
party 40 least. the men said u was
toD tnr.
Having % dear hro,hcr-untl the war
took him 90 Fnur.--l suruis"d that
tho bows didn't want the nrls with
them had an idea that men often
Ik, to flock hy themselves. Ike tn get
away from hc women sometimes. I
said 80 a. the girlr, bat they ridiculed
The notion.
Cissv saw that other comforts aud
luNuri,s besides the water for my hath
were at my command. There was ia.
consc 20 keep away mosquitoes and the
pliron,lh which ! had forgotten. and
fresh Iruit from e distant farm daily
and a phunograph and records rented
ftom the nearest town
My most hcwild"ring discovery about
rissy was his patience tie was care.
tai not 10 remind m, ~ nay promise a.
giy. him an answer when We went
home And no matter what interests
were urgent or what sporting event
was aioot. Cissy stationed himself as
an extra guard whenever ! played with
/ tho lcupirds
There wei, two of them. beautiful
! creatures. both as tame as kittens.
Nile Elisa could pick nap tho little
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THAT'S TnE STUFF. RoyS,

III" editor do.s u.f nii.,. fp,r ga.
other town iu Tv0s uo nrs.r Chm,
f"'os can noast OF as ..,,nlailv
equipped printing uuni as Th. Eri.,.
rtis" Ir Fccos. $50 town can r,t. .,
better advertisement than . ...,gJ..l,.
equipped newspaper plant. Cor h.. ID. sell.
dom that the newspaper ,gl.ru.nt 3D..
ahead ut the progress oi th. town and
% ~ certain thar the progress Of .
town IA th.s day and tam, /. ar.,..,.
Judged hv It's newspaper ana Hs ,..u.,..
ment, \ newspaper is Just what ,b..
Inhabitants ~ ~" town and county.
make i'-houoo the sanity of II-.,,
the town hy les newspaper Tho I'm
iorpris" has the equipment and men
who know how Go use % 10 print ....,.,.
job that Is nerlcd 10. our r,-aul, 4-t
DOES not hav" 10 60 ta CARLSBAD III
Iaso or anywhere else 20 get tr, ,.u.
set or the printing dome Tho Wis,
liy"-wirc business man viii make ra,,
VT NNAts htiA lfANlit Alif|f't' - |HNN fsHH
trrprise.
That's the stuff. Keep o. nap ana rut
Ia over. n seems refreshing 90 Tina A,
newspaper man who has overcome hit
native mod,siy o. That extent which,
enables him IN blow his own horn.
Whn. We have no, had IA. plelsur, 80
visit the Enterprise plant, here's hci-
ting orc hundred 10 ono that tho editor
uas not told ~ M" truth about ~"
excellence ~ the equipment and tho
aclpucs for turning out just the sort
u work Thar b. wanted Uurrah Tor
thr man in the newspaper business who
SD Gar lorgois what someon" ~ the long
ago denotkuaied ethics. 10 tell the r..o-
~" aloni himself and his enterprise.
with ~ Accomplishments and iros
Abi,iti.-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-20
With Our Exchanges
CuILDRESS AT IT TOO.

Done forget the poultry show. II Is
Eoing Q" he on" of the biggest events
That haas "'n held In Chiidr,ss sine.
Oh" state Fair. Childross has the rep.
u,ation OF doing things right and IN,
poultry show is going 90 be- "a real sbn,s
Tho show viii De held Tor tho Dur.
pose of promoting tho poultry Industry
IN Chlldr'ss County Tho farmers pse,I
NOR" and better poultry and u viii n,,,
them To false more than IN, family ~.
pnircs Don't forgct To- attend tho
poultry show -Ch.ldrcss Iudev
'hiidrcss ,s at b. too. and with wis.
dom. for tho poultry business isa.c,sn
business. with great deal of h,i,pae
and UNEMPLOYED possibilities. TN, tDd
IT a show that the Index describes 10
'h" very sort that r being held IN over
The ''untr3 Tho peoplc are learning
very rapidly 'hn worth pf flr hen ON
'hr ftrm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-20

soldier give him a thousand com.
forts minister 20 those he has IN
at home. / claim the wounded from
the battlefield I bind their wounds
and else their sufferings I mark the
graves OF the dead assist in restor.
Ing the veterans % war 90 hath and
the normal relations Of lie
= 20 into hospital and home srd
hoyel i scorn coniarou. ann tho
guardian of infant lfe the apostle Of
health and cleanliness and the con.
server of old ure visit the sick (
help the lame cheer the sorrowfll
] lead the blind into paths 81 light /
teach the crippled new wnye ~ NE
y am the Zoe Of plagucs and peHil.
.nccs 1 mitigate the horrors Of floods
and fires and wrecks am the arch.
enemy Of calami,icn triumph over
poverty. want and woe I house the
homeless, feed the hungry, and cloihe
the naked. protect the widow and
The orphan.
II am the friend and helnu ~ IN
nations NV hand and heart oncom.
u1ss The globe. Ny lcgionarlcs I send
to the utteruoft parts OF the EARTH
across the threatening ocean. through
"Hr'wcpt Territories over infested
lands. My sympathy and succor are
louudlcss. j instl IN children ideals "
service and an attitude ~ mutual
.nendllneas throughout the world Ny
purse is great enough Tor al. 4 dozen
nations return me homage. dozen
'otrniaics pay mo tribute. The race.
if the earth support me- with their
.urDfg
Ny emblem Is the cross. symbol OF
.Hrue charity and Of the Savior OF
mon. I challenge and triumph over
hath Ny strength and struggles are
or tho living. my prayers and rom.
assI1n Tor the dead
ann the saviour ~ life. the "A.
uog"r OF death { am my brothers.
.cspsr
q um The Rcd Gross"
SO better portrait OF ~. R,d Cros.
nan This could hc made. and its color.
ui outlines must stand strong In N,
minds OF those who have learned o.
Owe th" organization Tor us scrvic. 10
humanity.
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OF A MOVIE STAR
Chapter LIX-Getting Ready for the Leopard Stunt

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'"' ~" ,.......
-, Ga, i.,,,,5. c.,s p.rf.etly
d..,.b,,, T., g.t ..o,i,iri,d ,,,,p tban.
H., on, ,.n.,.rs,I ,. v.I .. ,,r tho
- M. ..,,,,,,,.,s .., al, , ma n
ga. ,..,d. .,,i..,,r ....,I ir.... Tho
49,. 49,, 49,, ..,,,... Dam, tl,.y ,.r,
too vniuahl, o. lose
NIHc El.a $50. famous trainer ~uo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-20
Synopsi, NJ Weather Conditions.

West of the Mississippi River valley
io the Pacific Coast the country IS
swept hy cold wave with temperature
varying from le below over the western
Plateau To above over tne Panhandle
and q, and below over Central TcNas
and oklahoma Temperature over The
west Gulf states. including southern
Texas and Louisiana range from % e.
66 degrees at Galveston and Corpus
Christi
Observations taken Thursday at S
o. W meridian time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-20
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