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County Churches

Whitewater M. e. Church-Sunday
school, $3.50 a. m. Special Easter pro-
gram. Easter sermon by the pastor,
L. F. Ulmer. Prayer meeting and
Bible study Wednesday, 7:45 p. m.
MiddIeboro M. e. church-Sunday
school, $50 a. m. Special Easter pro-
gram. Easter sermon, 1880 p. m, by
the pastor, L. F. Ulmer. Prayer meet
ing Thursday, 1880 p. m.
williamsburg Friends chureh-Sun-
day school at $50 a. m. Easter pro
gram will be given at 1880 a. m.
Come and enjoy the program. J. M.
Swander, pastor.
Dublin Churches - Preaching serv
| ices at the Friends church SUNDAY
| morning and evening. At the M. T.
| church at 1890 a. m. At the Y. b
| church at 7:30 p. m. Christian En-
deavor at 900 p. m.
| Green's Fork Friends church-Sun
! day school at $50. Preaching a.
1O:3 80 by pastor, Rev. G. c. Hinshaw.
! Green's Fork Methodist Church
! Sunday school at $50.
Green's Fork Christian Church =
Sunday school at $50. Baccalaureatt
sermon Sunday evening by Rev. D. L
Milligan.
SUGAR Grove r. U. B.. Sunda.
school at $50, Walter Stricken, su
| perintendent. Christian Erdeavor a
700, Ethel Stricken, leader. Preach
ing, 1920. Rev. N. L. Sokwitne
pastor.
| Chester M. {. church-victor p
! Stoner, pastor Sunday school, ga;
a. m, James Webster superintendent
Easter morning worship service. ser
mon by the pastor, 10:45.
| Webster M. e. church-V1ctor Il
Stoner. pastor. Sunday school, S:3'
a. m, William Culbertson, superinten
dent. Easter program and sermon b,
the pastor, 1870 p. m.
Arba Friends-Sunday school, S:S
a. m. Preaching service. 1O:45 a. DC
There will be no service Sunday eve
ming on account of the pastor haVin'
to deliver the Baccalaureate sermol
, at the Spartansburg M. e. church
PRAYER meeting Wednesday evening
, 1880 o'clock. John Pedin, superinten
dent: E. E. Hale, pastor.
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OPENING THIRD NJ. E,
SERVICES EASTER DAY

Opening services will be held in the
. Third M. E. church Easter Sunday
morning, for the first time since the
fire some months ago. Services SUM-
day are not dedicatory, the Rev. E. L.
Gates, pastor of the church, said Fri
day. Re-opening of the church with
special dedicatory services will not
be until about June, he said.
Workmen are busy trying to get the
first floor interior in condition for
Sunday morning services. The Rev.
Dr. Somerville Light, district superin-
Z tendent, will deliver the Easter mes
sage at 1880 o'clock Sunday morn
(. ing Other services for the day will
Z be omitted SO that the congregation
can take part in the Billy Sunday
Z tabernacle services.
Fish has always been one of the
chief articles of diet in China
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Centerpille Methodist
Pnqeant Is Postponed

cENTERvILLE. Ind, April II
Owing to the critical illness of the
Rev + T. Clark, pastor of the Meth
odist church here, the final NUMBER OF
the pageant, "In the iran OF .ne
Christ" will not be given ounuay
evening -, ,..,
The Rev. Clark became Ill Win
typhoid pneumonia while attending tne
North Indiana Methodist conference
at Elkhart last week. He IS pelng
cared for at that place. His wire anu
daughter are at his bedside.
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Masonic Calendar

Friday, April II King Solomon's
Chapter No. R. "A. M. Stated convo-
cation.
Saturday. April 15-Loyal Chapter,
No. 40, o. E. s., stated meeting and
initiation Of candidates.
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Bentonuille Man Escapes
Death By Abandoning Car

BENTONyILLE, Ind. April IA
Harold Donieker narrowly escaped
death when the engine of the auto
mobile in which he was riding "died"
on the railroad tracks here before an
approaching train. Mr.. Doniker had
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put on the car breaks to avoid going
onto the tracks, but his car skidded
into the path of the train. An attempt
to crank the auto failed and Mr.. Don
ECKER got away from his car just as
the engine struck and demolished his
machine.
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EYEsIcHr RESTORED

ANDERSON, Ind, April II. -
Through the skill of the surgeons
knife, Glen Edward Lemond, baby.
born blind, residing on Pendleton pike
here, will have its sight restored. A
local eye specialist has succeeded in
removing cataracts from the child's
eyes and states that the vision will be
restored. The baby is a year old.
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CONTINUE LABOR SESSIONS
(By Associated Press.)

CHICAGO. April 14.-Executive ses-
sions of the biennial convention of the
railway employees department of the
American Federation Of Labor were
continued here today and no announce
ment was forthcoming as to the pro-
gress Of the meeting
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The early Greeks used large stones
and sacks of sand as anchors.
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RURAL ROUTE EDITION

For the people living outside of Richmond, t
edition will be published after the evening meeting the
the rural routes will be given the evening the follow
that The Palladium will be first the rural routes
The Washington herald., 1922-02-10
FOR RENT-OFFICE SPACE.

18Th ST. Mr.. x ST.-DEStRAHIE 90.
nces In modem oTi~e building S65 10 SSa
per month. LOUIS r. SHOEMAKER. 1907
y. 7. ave. NV Maih IIos IsS
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PROPOSALS.

COMMISSIONERS. d. e.. WASHINGTON.
February Z. 1922. Sealed proposals for
heating system. Truck House No. ., Dent
received in Room 500. District BuiIdinE. un-
til . O'Clock p. m, February Is. 1872. For
detailed information apply TO Room 427. Dis
trict Building. Deposit Of IS required to
insure return OF plans and specifications.
CUNo ". RUDOLPH. JAMES y. OYSTER,
CHARLES KELLER, Commissioners, n. c.
fe1,s,9,i0.I,l3 l34
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MISCELLANEOUS-WANTED


FILING CABINETS FOR 5NS CARDS.
Federal. EMPLOYEES UNION. Room 2Ol.
1923 New York ave. NV. 2O0
WANTED = MILLER TRAIN CONTROL
stock; wire lowest price and amount.
A. l.. DEIBEL. Boatmen's Bank Bldg. st.
Louis Mo. 5S5
ALI. KINDS or FURNITURE WANTED:
enough to furnish large boarding house;
bedroom. dining room. parlor. misc. articles.
Please call North ll4. or Fr. So<7. cO2
WILL CALI. IN MY UNLETrEREp AUTO
mobile. city or suburban, and pay you
highest prices for ladies, gentiemen's. chill.
dren's discarded clothing will call. Q.
RICE. 1882 9TH st. nv. ". l7ss lS
FURNITURE
FCRNITURE-HAvE TOT ANY SECOND
hand furniture? W. pay the highest cash
price. Phone what yon have.
SHERMAN'S
I143 7th ST. nv. North 3tse.
aG
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

FIRST TRUST LOANS MADE on IN
proved u. e. real estate, or for building
prevailing rate of interest. and commission.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. l497 y, Y. ave.
Main 1895.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Central Northesat- Continued.

-~~->~--->-~-~----s-~>--~>-~-~
NEAR 2isT AND. MASS. AVE. NV, 10 rms
2 b.; immsd pos.. $4,000. MOORE q
HILL. Woodward Bldg.
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FINANCIAL.

~--~4>-S~S~--~S-~--~~~~--~
FIRST TRUST LOANS MADE OK IN
proved n. c. real estate. or for buildir-
prevailing rate Of interest and rommIsSi.a
LOFTS A. SHOEMAKER, 1901 y. Y. ave.
Main 1876.
MONEY FOR Cd TRUsT LOANS on D. e.
property. G. B. LIkENs. I344 C St NV
Main 505a 1laa
FIRST TRUST REAL ESTATE NOTES. ~.
secured on modern residences in the Dis
triCt of Columbia: denominH tiDns. 500 snd
upward. LOUIS r. SHOEMAKER. 1907 y
y. ave NV. established 1876. Main 1iss
FIRE, AUTOMOBILE. PLATE GLASS. RTfR.
Elary Insurance. LOUIS r. SHOEMAKEE
1907 y. 7. ave. NV. Main 1896. Inquire
for Mr.. Elliott.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

lSs ADAMS XIV MODERN SIX ROOM.
tile hath. home near Snldiars' Hpnr
Park: colonial porch. double hark parrh +:
house is y feet wide: su large light rnpms :.
price. $500 for quirk sale. Si.JOO cash
so per month. "r 81 600 cash. So r~r
month Apply 10 owner. W. DAVIS ZIG
Nd ave ne las
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Trinidad.

OWNER MIST SELL: HAS GREATLY RE-
dured this house Of rooms; brick: bath
hwh.: in excellent condition. Price. &c.
80: may be purchased terms. WM. s.
PHILLIPS. 1909 y Y. ave. N. os.
Mr. 18TH & BENSING RD., y. E.-S-storv
brick: col: S3.75o; $50 cash. n. E.
Ryon Co. Inc. 1922 r st.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

BRICK house Of II p: n: gEs: rent~s So
mo-: located Mass. ave. Nc. Money
REALTY CO.. go l4th .y. NV. Main ssaa.
EXCHANGE HOME IN VIRGINIA FoR A
home In the city. WALTER sPACt.1 q
TIRE CO.. s2i3 18th at Nv. 40
Exchange equity Of $40 900 in new suburbs .
house for large apartment hos. prop.
Mah"rner & Sullivan. 1927 Eye at NV.
Home, BALTIC. Pike, near ReItsyine. Nd: 5
acres: n" debt; S3S.O0O. Want bus prop .
apt. etc MahOrney Sullivan. lSs7 Eye 81
Mod 9 rm- dwelE-. nr. Ist 4 W nw.-Frice
$500 for house with space for auto
Trucks MGhorney>k sun'-sn. 1897 Eve st
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MRS J. v. MALTRY.
slT 10th ST. ne.-Daily readings. 81. hsH
hour: meeting Thursday. 9 .. m. A messars
20 each. Phone Iincolr ao42. 2pi
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WANTED-TO BUY.

SIX TO TEN-ROON MODERN on SEMI
modern home On good north Or Sauti~a..
neiEhborhOOd. Address W. Y. DAVIS. IfeO
New York ave a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-26
new AGREEMENT
SHOWS BIG THREE
ARE NOT TIED DOWN


NEW YORK. OF os.-Thc IMPRESSION
which appears 10 prevail In certain
quarters that Harvard Yale aud Prince.
ton are haired from further partic.pa.
ion IN irtrl'scct onal football games
hy The new Triangular agreement Is no,
apparently horne out by careful read.
INK ~ %" clauses in the agreement
which go's into effect on January 1.
u is stipulated that M post season
contests or ront'sls Tor the purpose of
settling sectional Or othef champion
snip or Involving iong or cxpenslv.
uirs OF extended absence from IA,
university shall o. permitted.
With The exception q the visit az the
h~rvard team % California during the
1919 Christmas holidays TO meet Oregon
ana 10" present weekend Journey %
Princeton 10 Chicago. non. of the big
three has violated the incoming reg
uiaton within The past derade. College
elevens from other sections OF fhe couu.
Try have IN turn invaded the eridirons
At Princeton. New Haven and Cam.
bridge during that period and there az.
pears 10 b. nothing in the new agree.
meut 90 prevent THEIR coming in the
future under similar conditions.
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TEXANS Who ARE
ON FIRST SQUAD
or CENTRE: Team

Nabr lln. audie people Gro Interested
% t TAa boys ou OBJ. centre college
..uu ulr Ih Slows a stus o.
r..t t,.H ~ Goo T,vs boss aud 81
ac captain E.i Roberts
HOWARD LYNN Amniuo. age 90
s.E.t $50. tDgnt fec. 900 uoh,e. ro
D.. tackle experience aubsi'tute
'l'-. ID. uvu sn,H. Amarillo lngh.
fDrnomU, nickname. Bull
HOIE WpOINs Amarillo aro q.
" l.U. hrfh. q feet inches 90.
Hf.r mQuls. rsuer.uce Ocuira sui
d. 1Uelur, Military Academy one
e.r. D.lfars Military Academy three
ymr8 ci1ss. sophomore nickname
Hope
JAMES ROBERTS Somerset Ky.
-r 4a. u..snt .es hdgtt feet ne
U.l experience. three re5rr Centre
.y f1lr yoare Somerset high. Wal.
r ttur'i fft, lu American %. 900.
I.l 'n1 ..v senior. ulcinamos.
i,.d "lal" and Golden Rod"
FRANK UUWETu Dallas ara. 10.
..saf iocl ..ut .aI one nall Inches.
.Hsr. -D3 .or nuri. experience
.uu l.r nsh utu1.. three
'ai Glass; t..r0uu.. nickname.
a4,.
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PADUCAH HOLDS
PLAlNvIEW HIGH
TO A 1913 TIE
spesIal to The New

6peslal to The News
PI.AINvIEW. Oct % Thirteen WINS
rot lucky nor unlucky for anybody
here this afternoon when PnduDh aal
Piainview hgn schools fought l3 o.
"a ne IN a highly exciting football
gnms. The tie enabled pialuyicw to s.
ulain IN the intorst h0lastle lCnbue race
ny the skin Of hor teeth
A large crowd Jaw ,he paducah ads
throw a decided sCnrt into the Plain.
Nisw team. which had not been r.0fol
on this year. whom Biddy. the fleet vis.
itins right half raced sixty wards for e
touchdown In the first three minutes
psducah failed 90 sick roal und I,.Ir.
view took the lead yoon when lin, bucks
carried the bail over and Leslie kIcbsI
goal
In the early part Of The second hnIt
Y. Anderson ripped OF "a sixty yard
spTiut and tho goal was kicked With
three minutes 20 play and the BAH IN
mia field, Pialnviow worried a triple
pass Tor ioriv-fivc yards -Four buckle
carried the hail over Tor the O. inr SCORES
Hal failed 20 Kick goul ana the game
snded shortly eftorward with tha Uau .u
mid field.
bedy y. Anderson, DAVIS. siycls anI
Ebeling were stars among the eleven
hard fighting and fast running itdu.
cab boys. y s Slston. Brown. Leslie
and Tudor Old stellar wor, ior PLAN.
view.
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DEMOCRATS OF N. MEX.
WILL VOTE S0LlDLY
tCoNTlNHED IRON pAGH ONE

did1cics are vital importance 60 the
east side
With the registering of .Dper im-
weston. the Democratic ticket leaders
likely will bo abb o. bring ont great.
o. vote oven than now eNpecto" Espoc.
aliv is this ,rur lu thy case of the can.
iidaio for land commissioner The land
fi"c BE- low under severe tire charged
with iuVoritiru that ls not tu fi. best
interests 81 the state as WAoi, SIR
haca can, by giving The voters douu-
itc program 81 advancement stir sur
nc.'nt Interest among the east side
citizens 90 vet them in register their
unanimous dlsapuruy7l of the methods
ruw oXposed Boo The conduct of the land
D.IDn Mr. liinki. in his prugiHl of Tax
reduction holds another reason Tor the
'tHi 10" being especially inter st-l boo
his candidacy tn. gubrruatorl.. noml.
u'rr nus pl'ir'd himself to cut taxes
When cimapian party tries o. con
Vince Sew MoSi0o voters that ar state
l8 being run as .neNpusyc1 la DC can
IT, 10 face, % problem that win brink
disaster 40 the sponsors uf such
theory For This reason. the cu.t side il
Tp'otrti Co. evidence considerable act.v.
o. Boo h"hllf ui "a" Democratic caudi.
tate Tor governor with lower taxes and
ftir administration oi the hni oflrr.
the whole state would hc the biz henr
r..t. tu the .ast side would have
Do" most % gain because Of thr com.
la.ntit'ly small population there.
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l3Children,
All Under 5,
IN [ Family

LAPORT. Ind. oct. 25.-Mr. and
Mrs Frank scott today laid claim
20 the record family oC the Middle.
west IN teh years of married life.
announcing that ia that time three
sets oftriplots and two sets ~
twins. all boys. had been born 10
them. The SCOTS with their thlr.
teen livinE children boarded a train
To-Day bound Tor the west IN soarch
" land y provide sustcnnnce ana
employment Tor the family
when the mother proffercd ono
fare FOR herself as the children as
the children are al under five
years at age. The conductor ro.
marked:
"" can't carry q SUNDAY school
class, madam
But they are my children. she
replied.
Then the family Bible was pro.
duced from the luggage and II
showed there were Ashhel
Archer aud Austin. each a.. years
old Arthur and Arnold. each 81
Allen Almon and Albion. each 90.
Aldred. Albert and Adolnh, each n
months. and Ahl and Ahner. each
& months
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-26
-FOUR DAY SLUMP
SAVED CUBS BONUS
~ Associated Pres

~ Associated Prea
CHICAGO. Oct 25.--iJilure OF Ar.
mold STATE. ouiflclder OF the Chicago
Nationals to Keep up h.s hitting IN tho
lu,t -four games ~ the 1922 season saved
his club $4,000. u was revealed today.
The Chicago club bal agreed to pay the
Los Angeles club - the Pacific Coas,
League this amount IN addition 90 the
cash and players already given for
STATE u the star should nuish the sea.
son with battling average ~ 900 Or
better STATE. however. anew nothing
90 this agreement.
statz finished the season with an
average o. go. according 70 unofficial
flumcs compiled here. -Four days be-.
fore the season closed the little oYt
field star was travelling along with a
mark Of 30l In his last four iEimsc
h. made Only three hits IN sixteen times
%.
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SPORTING NEWS WHILE
IT'S GOOD TO READ
SAKDIES TO seek VENGEANCE
ON CANYON NORMAL YEARL INGS
SATURDAYS PLAYERS INJURED

Unable % get "a famo With ana undo
fated high school boo this district tnc
Golden Sandslorm is going to fy r
avenge the defeat hnnded them earlier
"a the season by the Canyon Normal
ssYearllnef Mclean was supposed to
play the Sandies this saturday lui
Coach Baxter cnlled the game ~ b..
ause OF injuries Sustained IN The game
last Saturday between Mclean anu
Canyon high schools The Amarillo
authorities immediately took the mat
var up with tho state lnicrsehoas'ic
League 10 force Mclean a. play buI
noihlng WIS Forthcoming except thai
Mclean must pay an indicated team
nv Nov ~ OF forfeit their claim io The
district tito. Pampa aud Canadian arc
10 pny in Canadian and Amarillo 1911
play the winner 0l that game Goa tht
fourth Of November
The Canyon Normal Y'arine have
lost but one game this Can and th7t o.
Lubbock Ilich. who ut The present tlml
loola Hike "a strong contender f0r fh'
district title Ips true thai tho sand''s
fell before the Yoarl.ngs but Do was d1,
20 Wild pass b. one Of the Amarillo
players ana cannot be rhsaed o. an
earned victory yet the fact remains
that Amarillo losf and 70 is for that
reason the Sandles are aching for ven
goance.
Amarillo came out ~ the game with
the Baylor Freshmen in fine shape
his appearance On the field and took
four Of the regulars with him and has
another on the verge II going Bssoti
and Wine are sick In bed. Captain
Windy N.eklaus 10 on clutches due C.
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an Infected blae and IKE Curtis suf.
inug from strained muscle Do his
rrht shoulder Pat Whttngion's
Knee s tathuIng him quite q ia und
u H JulDrv that be- vail be able %
tHri saturday with these five men
Quo 81. the game fhc Sandstorm will
hH.e BOO fight even q harder game than
.hof dad lasl saturday Ia order 10
ampedr the Yuriugs.
Coach Dolglas I- ANYTHING bot
smiles over tho outlook Tor q victory
saturday bIt boo hls sume wonderful
reserve material and d. WA d. up 20
those lads to save the aay for thu Gold
Inl Huc.. Tho ,EpHta ay that club
u.F as nrmg as the reserves So II
hr -ltds. come out un top they
uHet b.. ,aHsd as real mgani ~
r1n.
Tho hrh school management 'ays
'hlf IIt. HrU going goo give the local
.u. u,aI bargain matinee Tho price
fla i.nl relGrol Co.. uiy cents and
Hrsu urE.fs $500 HlrD Ice good By
i.IuE tni. I .s believed Chat every one
u Amarillo who ls uDi kept a. work
900 b rHc O.. attend Tho town ~
Temple TeNs turned out iast Satur
lIy f.. hgh school game $4,000
strong Wi it wasn't q championship
nme nlh.' They merely believed 10
.h,I boss 90, sunlios win he badly
need ot mu.ll support ia the coming
came aud DO would be wonderful
nance for the Amarillo people 10 show
bat h,F ore behind them 90 the lart
Ierax Whv not make arrangements
law tu attend the game and help the
boys o. w'uo olt the dcfentf
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NEGRO JUROR IS
CHOSEN IN TRIAL.
OF AUSTIN NAH

AUSTIN. Texas. oct e5. -Four
Jurors We're selected our N ycnIr, of
TOO mon - try Reward IL. johnson.
charged with murder ~ ha former
wife. . second 100 men from which
ia.Rncc % tbs iury vI De- picked viii
10 brought into court Thursday mo.n.
iEg. Tie n-st Juror selected pas a
Beero. Rober, Cunningham 81 Narar
Proapoctve iurvmy4 warp asked m
directly as O. meailuh.p 1 lhs Eu
klux Kan. Defense counsel Indicated
In questions that Johnson .s q Roman
nthelic and iurymcn were asked q,
tel their church affiliations ana u,
sav whether they were mefahers ~ a.
10 sympathy with an organization
whose primo Iles can for opposition 10
certain forms q worship ana conso
person Tor bcing barn lu % certain
place"
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TaNi Driver Tarrcd

AUSTIN. oct. q Bud Johnson. o..
white h'n'y duvtt. married. WAS given
a c1' 81 tar AMI feathers near has
home IN Taylor Tuesday night % was
reported toulht ir was graspcd IN a
down town restaurant ~ Taylor BY
-four unmassci m.u, M strangers b.
later declared. and taken To tho GENE.
terry where iar was applied 90 his
arms. lir de- lined Co shy what charges
were mad" hy hts oaptms o. 20 say
whether hc Was informed they were
members ui any secret organization.
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Librarians in session

AUSTIN. oct. 25-SlXty one lihrar.
iaus and library representatives from
Texas and surrounding states attended
the opening sessions Of the Texas
library association convention here TO.
day. A representative Of the Mexican
government also was present. Tho
convention tonight was addressed b.
Prof John n McGInnis ~ Dallas and
Professor " NJ NJ. Splawn. % the
state University Organization uf the
southwest library association is sched.
Hl,d iur tomorrow.
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CLEVELAND CLUB
TO RELEASE MAILS

CLEVELAND. o.. oct Co. Walter
Male the zouthpaW. who helped the
Indians win The American League. pen.
nant ana the worlds championship boz
1920 viii not appear with tho tribe next
season, according 90 an announcement
today by l.. $. liaruard president of
the Cleveland American League team
who haA told Malls g. have ans Pacific
Coast League team interested IN s-cut.
INK him Tor neat .,afln WfiUr Barnard
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-26

Tine Normal college ls oi value TO
Amarillo cnum,r, nlly h' said. lie de-
clurcd thnt estimates We're that one
hnlf 81 the students purchased their
clothing In Amarillo he said that Anna
rillo profess ona au0 business men
pruntsd from zoe student body and thnt
~. would 900 more $50 we're there l,Ooh
or 1900 students in the winter session
and ..1uo boz tnc summer
Clu5 Helps Needy Children
Following ilr reading of letter from
Irs o. a. Warren. cooperative agent
fu tac Amarilln Independent school
District on th. Impotence ol helping
needy children Stay u school frce'
win offcfqns OF $50 10 was taken foe
this work
e. L. Mcqueen gas. two vocal solos
with Mrs. g. u Nug aa piano accom-
panlst
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-26

"rhe Panhandle has ihe best schools
IN T,Hs' inserted the speaker "lt
at. ,ishi molths 90 least u nearly ~.
o1 mH school end has che highest
untard OF leichct Without appear
INK Go pelst 60 Doe eg0istch the West
Texas STATE Nurmal Cnilesc hrs done
te lvr Boz TRIMMING these teacher.
About ono fourth of the Amarillo telch-
SOS have taken work here boz fho s1m-
mc in some counties. 60 fo No pee
ent ci ihr teas her. are enrolled In ths
rUmlis summer school
4 First Class school
'Am gentlemen should know that
sou hove a fr-t ,iaa senior college lu
ne Panhandle. nnD lhlt leads do Is
bachelors degree Many people of the
Panhandle are sending their children
90 schools mr inferior tp that at cam.
son which ia only 20 miles mom ANN.
g'ilo More thso two thirds OF tho
schools are not so good ass the Normal
College at Canyon Millions of dollars
grc being spent iUr education away
nau 'hr Panhandle iu much D. orcr
oll'- There mus, %" some iusrin8-
lion about Nee distance 90 many 90 those
1fhD hOlif
President nll SAID thli Amarillo hnl
supported tho Institution fnri wen
durH fs history IT, -lid Amarillo
sent lu Students Boo 19l3.lHl4 aud fnat
% boss "a boo the regular session ih..
a.l aud bad 90 last summer Since 1878.
hn said Amarillo. Ind enrolled H-U ia ala.
college. &c. -i.i th' pres nt enrolment
0as e2s Boo addition '1 aD, n fh, d.m-
uustfstion school