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Toddy's Games


Nationzl League.
chicago at Boston,
St Louis at Brooklyn
Pittsburgh at New York
Cincinnati ut Philadelphia
American League.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Washington at St Louis
Boston at Cleveland.
New York at Detroit
, 1922-06-15

Many Chinese women have distiu
guished themselves as poets
Evening star., 1922-10-29
All Roads Lead to Kann's
Housewares sSt0reMOnday

Meat PIatters, we'll and tree style
sheffield" reproduc- 60 nc
ton. regularly $10.9s. sDO.SC
Special ...............
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1922-06-21

T H.,
Mis- o hs %sster side Of Mile
na%ssSsa t.
sidy and contains two thousand ninety seven
BA afie' !s %3lS SAID island is reputed be
By Charles A snidiker and contains sevsnty-hvs
t. es
9Sasa s. sa ssa sssrssa &c
8 IS ss Srs is 'sSStis
dred fifty acres, more or less.
6 Sed Filler an s
RI; s?s !:
EAGLE ISLAND: part Of being farm san lot in the the
Nerthey BY the ao waters Of Eastern
BY y e IL for
house station southerly BY the waters Of said
?sis 7Ss ,fs
ana or
EAGLE ISLAND. part Of being a cottage lot in
sg,aai ss,S Il ssers
l2SSS} rods thence south 2is east. nine tsJ rods
Hsa s sGsss g s s9e
p n E M t to sna aon % Mas
seventy five .l75) rods, more less, to the
SIX 5 ar reds thence 81 to the point
Beginning saS lot with Dudngs the rs is
contains Ave acres more or less.
ps4 ct s sea ssasss s as
aT % shs at
oS.s II
Hi and Contains two, acres, more or less.
pa4 p ST s a! 0 ii
s SasrS % sy sas stern
saa
SAID lot with buildings is to be
acres. more less.
EGhE part Of lot
Sfsss; r d III @ Re S s hay
la ssd .S
!. e suljS aInss
and contains seventy-hse acres. more or less.
EAGLE ISLAND part Of oeing farm 1T n the
Sfs J; .ss sas e
ssS sSa
% n IS fes to se wnea
nsSt 81 gaS ssnd as
,ss Of S.. s ssv
lot xt oqdngs thereon TsRated to Be
81 e. liz
Ssstafsy y
d s to s epeon BY g to
eaasd ID BY NY Owe" gum and Contains
ssut5erS part # saa island: soaads1 as follows;
ensed to be d by and
EAGLE lsLAMP part Of being cottage lot int in the
ssass Il is'sf Ss''s
s's e.
and contains two acres. more or less
FLING ISLAND. Said island is reputed to be
owned by Erland Quinn, ct ais and contains
HOG ISLAND Said island is reputed to be owned
by Amelia Carver and contains seventy-hve
zsS 's's"s
Ian. Sat: and sss
Esf Hfsss srs
by Erand ouin3n ct ais and contains twenty
OUTER PoRcUP1NE ISLAND, Said island is re:
e ten ny
e e. IS 3 aa Contains
hundred acres, more or less,
POND ISLAND NEAR LITTLE DEER ISLE Sal,
island is reputed to be owned by Anna A. John
and contains thirty-two acres more o.
less,
Be owned by Preston Player and contains thirty
acres, or less.
SCOTT ISLANDS. Said islands are reputed to b.
owned By, Edwin siastsr and contain three acres
less.
SPECTACLE ISLAND. Said island IL reputed Il
be owned by John w. Blake and contains thre
more or less.
SPRTJCE HEAD Said island Ia reunited to b.
owned by Mrs Katherine L. Buel and contain
two hundred forty acres more or less
WESTERN ISLAND. Said island 10 reputed to b.
owned by Amelia Carver and contains twenty
seven acres, more or less,
TIMER AND Grass ON REsERvEl
No. 8, North Division. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26
PANHANDLE PRESS
lzud- l'roiia,itk sn.


We hear people occasionally make
The rsInark that III. Eight-.nih Amend.
mciit Is failure. We can't agre. with
that statement. AMI We arc iasing our
belief that IL IN "A silccess, ON our own
innie.ilsi- neighboriiood During the
fair among aii the throags that visited
the fair park bath dag and night we
saw hut. 'itile evidence that there was
any 'iauor In Wellington ur surrounding
c"untIy II Mas tho most sober and az.
DERBY oss-tsion " Ike slz. that ". ever
pw Therefore. No sly the Eighteenth
Amendment - sucoess--W ellington
Leader
During Do, tart few months there has
lcs'n q cunc,.Tts-l effort io discrcSlt pr
hil'liinn u - guoi e. So a ncaFIapsf
that romnEniS fa,oflhly on "A cuudl
don that We know should be- true mof.
aliy u IL during these great crlslbrs.
lions that W. expect lei-Up In law en-.
turceinen' n n frequently said that the
cts = KEYS AZ, gwen 10 tbs visitors and
they can do a. they please But such
principle j. Fundamentally wrong H..
stead Il frrlug 90 discredit ~. Law W.
si.nsid D. siaunrh believers w IT, en-.
fofc.meni
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26
CARSON PLANS
ON Great FAR :
OPENING 18TH
spsial 10 Tl.c New

sprcial 10 This News
( PANHANDLE. sept .5-1'hs stage 10
all sr fur Carson County Free Yair.
Sept, 1880. The executive co,nnittcs
has formulated. and details haze been
completed for one of the largest County
Fairs IN West Texas. Never before has
the public In general taken hold Of
[ proposition IN. they have the coming
fair. aud assurances are received daily
I Co. the effect that extensive displays In
all departments will be- entered. Every
community IN the county and adtolr'
ing are walked M Ia the fact that Car.
SON county ir gorlg down In the list Of
believers Of county fairs. and that th.
fair To u. held at Panhandle win be
ani"ng the very best.
numerous live stock exhibits ha,s
already made reservations for their
exhibits 1t hogs cnt'lr horses and poul.
irs. whil'' the farmers over the county
Air pr'I9rlng their Talny. garden
truck aud fruits Ia make entries.
The Womcn'S Division will be- one "
the must attractive ON the grounds and
splendid array " textile and culinary j.
being arranged for exhibition. Tho az.
riculiural hall. while crops are sbori
aill nevertheless. surprise even our
local citizens
The amusement and entertainment
lc0i1n,iiices are nov rounding out AMI
c0inpl.iing a very interesting two day.
feat In races football. basket l,aii. track
and general school athletics. A circular
t.uNN
q string 81 g horses already looked.
'uiscs ranging from s:5 10 $50 viii
i,e offered The Panhandle band. rr.en.
forced hy the Tampa band. viii make
lnuslc fOr the oc,aSi,n. while tho con.
rcssiun man With the Ferris Wheel.
Merry goround. doll incks. etc. viii 10
there fa' the hitia folks. Some eood
live. worth while addresses win be given
along 10 line up The fairs notto.
The Cow. the SOW and the hen." svqll
~ all. the two days will be cros5ksd
with good. clean amus.mcnis and fun.
Exhibitors are urged 10 prsfarc thei-
exhibits aud have them ready to plao.
In the various departments isfors
bringing them Ia the fair grounds. Al
poultry should coOp.d at home ana be
J f.a'ly 10 be placed on exhibit snail
IErains fanfsd and pIao-d In white hae-
ready for display: bundles trimmed.
fruits is,lishcd. etc.
The management ~ the fair Ia ca.
li'sncly anxious that all product. .,
l'e cxhili'cd--exc.pi III. live ssock-
i'c brought In Thursday n possible. %.
his VIII git" time Tor III. supeffntrr.
dents of tie different dclaIilncnls %
MAKE cntrirs. shllr the afficlsu and
place them propfly
The i:sd Cruces chapter VIII have a
ladies rect r~an on III. grounds 20 tai.
care II ACCIDENTS. and provide a place
for rest &" the ladies and children.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26
GOAT

The Turkish massacTcs and
military comeback probably
would not have occurred ii the
United States had not been afraid
10 take part IN European attain.
This Is the opinion Of DR.. Chris
tlan +. ReIsser. preaching in New
York after long tour in Europe
America - becoming the
worlds official goat. You have
noticed the tendency to blame rs
lor everything that goes wrong
~ Europe. Before long we'll
probably be charged with starting
The war.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26
WATER EXPERT
COLLECTSDATA
IN PAL0 DUR0

investigation 81 various places fronl
which Amarillo may get an adequate
water supply has lcd wyDkoIp kicr
sicd. engineer from Kansas city. and
hi- parry Ia l'alo Dmo Canyon.
Mt. kicrsicd collected data and made
Investigations in the canyon last week
ard vii continue has study th.r. this
we"k. ~" has already been over The
shallow water belt about Hereford and
has al-o Investigated thu region of Tu.
rumfarl.
" u Jones. city engineer u ANA.
rillo and u T. Mcdonald. drilier ~ tho
iest wells for the city. ais aiding
fhe chief cngincyr la making hls inyes
iig1ilons
Mr kierstsd said yesterday he had
b" llsa SCI whatever a. to the nature
q the Investigations he would make.
We arr siili studying the situation and
have reached no conclusions yet" he
aid
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26
"lIow did you ever &c, hcres" cried Nancy.

Just take a look al my feet. Miss
said Flippity.f'lop. 'and yous question
Will bc answered
Nick laughed. And do you still carry
M many things In your shoes AZ you
used to- he asked the fnirynian.
Nothing but feet. now answered
the fniryman soberly. Il emptlcd my
magic shoes before ! left home NO an 10
make room Tor something else. ! took
Out "A cooking stove and a washing ma
chine, and an apple.but,er kettle. and
talking machine. and--but there.
whatta you s'poSe | was making room
for?"
WHAT asked Nancy.
You two children declared Flip.
piiy.FiOp. II heard you say sou wanted
to go Ia the Boamy star without being
sen. Hon In and I'll take you up"
Fiippiiy-Flop opened o little plap.
patch In each side u his toes and the
Irvine hoped In.
| ITO iIe Continued
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26

BIT har LIP.
AS a matter OF fact. monsieur"
she said hastily. at II the hey WIN
drove Us through the Cevennes. Mon.
-icur Monk asked me 10 keep him
pending his return 10 France.
LANYARD had the grace 10 keep n
straight face. lie nodded Erayely.
you make It all perfectly clear,
little sister,"
Here II thu plan. A. the last
moment you will decide TO take Leon
with you.
Toward evening wa will iel the
NbarinE car catch up. WO viii ct.
change ears with Msrths and Icon.
leaving the latter 10 bring on the
limousine while jules drives for M.
Whatever happens then. we may feel
sure the touring car will set off
lightly"
II was four O'Clock when tho cr.
pedi,lon for Cherhourg left the door
% Lanes town.housc. Tho lmou.
Slne was leading with Jules ut It's
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26
GRAIN

la the British grain market. *
pcrts estimate that this wears
harvest ot the six cereal crops oi
Russia and Ukraine will total
about 3oooo.ooo tons. against az
oco.ooO last year and 60.ooooo
IN 1910. That should be enough TO
keep Russia alive. on a restricted
diet.
But there Is uo excess for eN-
port Which will please american
farmers who know what grain
pncr,. already low. would bc !.
Russia were selling heavily in the
international market
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26
A STRANGE RIDE

Flap Doodle went up 10 the Bcamy
star because be- liked to stay In the
SKY.
And Of course he took the Fairy
Qucvn's wand with him.
Nancy and Nick watched him until
hc disappeared then Nick said with n
sigh wen have to wish ourselves af.
tci him "
Yes" nodded Nancy, but Flap.
Doodlr VIII Sro ~ coming and wave hts
wand and wen drop into the sea again.
suddenly they heard new voice. or
rather voice tlvy hadn't heard for u
fung long time.
Hello. children nld the cheerful
vul,a ''Chccrlo - checriup' Why ~
glumF'
Who DO you suppose II was. my
dclrsg 80 other than Mr.. flippiiy'Flop.
la fairy who wore cn-or--inV,is shoes
why. I'lippity.flop. how ever did
you get hcrc9 cried Nancy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26

whether rate cutting is INDUCED
in and whether other agencies ace
getting lower rates Once they
are assured that those rates are
inilcNible, they will pay them
gladly.
Amarillo Al Club can continue
10 be OF service 10 business people
IL is estimated that the vigilance
work has saved merchants several
thousand dollars already. Back
the Nd Club.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26
wheel; the touring car trailing. with

wheel: the touring car trailing. with
the footman. Leon. ~ driver.
In Sc CermslnenI.ays Lanyard
first noticed the gray touring car.
u food anonymously round the
corner. NJ the door OF a wine shop.
tie fat!faoed man % Lyons was
longing IN the door. sucking nj a
clgarct and watching the trafic.
Lanyard said nothing nj the time.
bui later. when long stretch 81
straight road rave him the chance.
verified his fuspicbns by looking
back 90 Sc the gray car lurking no;
Jess thar a mile aBi half asiern.
the bclorme touring car driven ~
iron keeping a quarter % a milo In
the rear - the limousine.
ilcse relative positions rcmalnei
approximately unchanged during
most " tils lsht hours ~ that long
evening. despite the terrific pace
which jules set Ia tho open ooun.
try.
A. about seven they dinsi from
he hamper which. with Lanes
'sw,l ease In rs leather disguise OF
q simple travelling lag. constituted
100 the iimousines load ~ luggage.
Lanyard passed sandwichcs through
'he front window % JnleH. who
ulrrhai them while driving Ike =
spsfd maniac. and with tho pane
Z appalling r0nchai1nee washed them
down Mil - lumber ~ champagne.
\ luminous i'ac twilight WED wiiil
TIE street iamr,s - Cacn when the
limousine rolled through the city.
Lanyard conferred with Juics
through fhs wirdo~
'B@y0nl the town" be said. you
vii stop. think II would b. "a
yisalle 20 have a utiie engine tr0u
be-"
VERY good. sir." saii Jules with
oct hooking round Then he added
In a voice o. complete respect
quite -. Or. What's tie idri7''
= prcsums yos eel some value
or four sidnY'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26
AMARILLO REALTORS IN
El PAS0 FOR Meeting

TIL Amarillo realtors. John u; Gil.
,in. John u. Gaut. Royce Gaui. ~.
l'urham ~ Ark.w. Short. Durham a
Parton. together with Mrs. Giyln and
7. y. Sfnisren. real estate advertising
man 81 ih" Daily News. arrived In III
I'nso Yesterday for IN" big state con.
icniion there .nccor,iing 90 y message
iecei'sd Yesterday by " 4. Ask~w
irof'i John u. caut. Tn. Amarillo die.
cation viii invite the state convention
90 Amarillo IN 1924 The senior Mr..
'iaut VIII represent the Amarillo Reai
fssiaie Board In the threemintits
speaking contest,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Any erroneous reflection unon the
Character, standing. or reputation Of
any Individual. firm. concern or cor.
poEatlon. That may appear I'm the col.
INNS VI The News. viii he gladly cor.
reust. when ciilod 10 the attention Of
fhr ediier. II l. not the intention OF
ms newspaper 10 wrongfully use or
in,ure any individual. firm. concern or
corporation. and CORRECTIONS win be
nisde where warranted as prominently
az was tho wronsfully Published refer.
sffre or article.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26
SURVEYS FARMS 4
FOR BENEFIT OF =
NORMAL STUDENTS
Special 10 Tbs Ssrs

Spttisi 10 Ihe Nsss
CANYON. Sept. 2s--in srtier 10 NAL.
agricultural w0ik more practical. and
W order 10 make n ~ In With the t,oys
~ West Texas az WEI 40 osh<rs w'hp
attend shOd from other sections q
The state and are nd familiar With th-
ln'fhs-is ~ farming on the pisins. Prof.
Frank ihlilip-. head ~ the agftcuitu.
al Ieiaitmenf 81 the West Tsuss
state Normal college. has started worL
sS' survey Of 20 - the lendIue farm.
IN the Panhandle. the majo1iy 20 Ne
IN Randall county.
The things Ia be dsfsrmined accord.
ING TO Mr Phillips arr: The compstlson
81 Letter live stock and farfnins sna
srsin EfsmIng: diversified tanning and
grain farms; better grain includssr sor.
shuins aud wheat farms: b~ffer hoo.
and bsrf cattle for farms. better dairy
and Other Types ~ farms
Personally Mr.. Phillips has fel, that
too iiiils atisuflon has been given 10
Je'iiry raising IN this section ~ IN.
Fate. The survey viii ineiude the r..,,l.
sfy farms and this tyne will D. contsar.
90 With other types VI farms.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26
TYPED.

\ new typewriter + invented,
with - more key, than are on
maclnncs now used. These KEYS
print such wors a. the swas. .
ARE. and etc. The inventor
claims that these - words, on
the average, make up y ont oi
each 100 words used IN ,ypcwrit-
ten correspondence. Conversation
Is becoming a lost art. Letter
writing already is.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26

Tho air pressure 1,
highest over the val.
lcys Of the upper Mis-
sisslppi and Missouri
rivers. and lowest IN
the southwest. Tenn
pcraturcs are season,
al and the wealth falT
with an abundance VI
sunshine.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26
AMARILLO AID CLUB.

Amarillo Al Club is planning to
enlarge is sphere oi usefulness
IN Amarillo. Il is gong to double
its membership within the next
iew weeks. Legitimate BUYERS and
sellers OF advertising are eligible
for membership IN Amarillo Nj
Club.
Many progressive business men
are members. They are anxious
10 learn more about advertising
They want to learn how To- ar.
iangc and place their advertising
~ that the same amount of mon
cy, for instance. will bring IN 10
or IS per cent more business.
Every member Of Amarillo Ad
Club has realized the Importance
Of care IN the preparation OF copy.
The lessons learned from mem.
besship in the club have FAR more
than paid the small weekly lunch.
con charges.
Busy Amarillo business men
are compiling lists OF prospects.
II they call on YOU. be- sure 10
give the men 4 full hearing. These
men would no, ask YOU o. become
members OF the club ii they did
not think that IL would bench,
You and that your membership
and presence a, the weekly lunch.
cons would be an inspiration.
Advertising has changed a,
much IN the past Is years as any
profession in the world. The stan
dards are many times higher 10.
day than they were 4 lew year,
ago. Amarillo Advertising Club
- a link in the chain Of the Asso.
GATED Advertising Clubs Of the
World. the greatest organization
Tor better advertising that has
ever been formed.
True. there has been fake adj
vertising and lots of IL since the
Associated Advertising Clubs ol
the World were formed. Bui
there has been 4 great cleaning
up IN the profession. The Pan
Motor Company. which operated
III this section of the country and
particularly ~ Eastern New Mex.
ieo. Is no more. The Officers were
investigated AMI the fake motor
company put out OF cuisines.
through the efforts of the yip1l.
ance committee al the Associate
ADVERTISING Clubs oi the World
The national or rather interna.
iional organization i carving
forward the fight IN a yigorou;
manner for clean advertising
Inc effects arr being felt even II,
Amarillo ~ an indirect way.
Newspapers and magazine,
have done much 70 siandardizc
their rates during the past few
years. Newspaper men have iound
that both local and national adj.
vcrilscrs like Tor them 10 run thei,
publications with some degree OF
system. The better advertising
movement ha. helped them m ,his
tight. Advertising agencies ha,e
tried To brow beat newspapcrs.
bur the strides that have been
made ~ che national movement
base been factor IN giving cour.
age 20 thousands III publications.
u makes little difference whether
the agencies get reduced rates
from the newspapers or not. They
admire the newspapers that stand
firm and viii meet the rates.
Their chief reason for such ef-
lori = TO maize a test and see
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26

(Csntlnued From Our Last Issuel
CHAPTER WI
The Champagne Bonrbzrdment
nHE next morning Lanyard NY
iururiously bodied and with q
single problem to nurse.
What had her pillow advised Lame
Deiorme?
Lame was amply able TO surprise
him. and did.
n was without ceremony that sh,
waike'i IN on him st length
well, my desr friend" 'hs SAID
grayely. hating 10y the bedside. "dc
you feel able TO iraycl?'
''Trzyel?' Lanyard made face
OF dismay. Are you then in such
haste 10 be rid Of me. Liansg'
'Sot at all"
Lane found herself \ chair and &C.
certed q ciraret
'And where DO We 90. made
moiseile7"
TO cherbourE. there To take a
steamer for New York"
Fortunately !, was Lanysrd's QUO
10 register shock.
''Dui. my dear friend. why Ameri.
ea?"
you gave me credit for having
soms little influence In this world Of
Paris. have used 10. What hlvo
learned enables me 90 assure you
that the Montaials Jewels are Oh
their way 70 America"
'But II am 10 sail for America
today"
Tomorrow, from chsrbcurg. a,
eight IN the morning"
How am ! 10 set my passport
vised!"
81 have ssen 10 that. You are no
longer Paul Martin alias Andre
Duchemln. but Paul Delormc. my
invalid brother. siiil suffering from
Memorable wounds sustained Ia the
Great War"
Lane Dsiorme threw away her
clgarei and rofe. "Tou understand.
We leave az soon as you are
dressed"
Perfectly. Dy what ,isinG"
by no train. We motor 70 Cher.
bourg."
she was al the door when Ian.
yard stayed her with. "ons moment.
Lane, wha, shout Dupont"
Simple mention % tho man was
enough TO make the woman vince
and lose color.
well. and what OF him.
Have YOU reflected that. since
Dupont got in after sou came home.
his socofnrllce IN your household IL
most probably one % those who were
I'd a. tina, hour. who were they. %
"oniy Two. The fooiinan. Leon
and Marine. my maid"
LANYARD said. open that door
IN \ tone sharp with such authority
ihz. Lame Del0rfne insi.nci.yeiy
oheyed. The woman whom LANYARD
had seen that MOI ming coWing down
the stairs with the lighted candle
entered rather prccipiiaiely.
''f'srdon. madame she murrured
ard paused. Il was about 70 knock
Nsfths hinted a. rather than cIe
c1ied . courtesy and Withdrew
Lame shu; the door behind her, and
respproaehed the BED. trembling with
snrsr.
you mean - take her with ynIl'
Il ID. until this happened"
"And row VII roI tell me that
Dupont know, nothing Of your in
isn,lon ~ motor TO chsibourg to
day."
80. Dlscorsolate. Lian'
ons do~n into the chair. "Sow
dare not -" enc unused aloud. Ys
I must. D.. What an 70 d0i'
Courage. little sister. IL u
VITO have IN idea" Lane lifted :
gaze q mute inquiry.
"iyhat automobile are you usirE
for our trip this afternoon"
"Jy urfOus.ne for yol and me-
"Anl Marihe. how IL sas 90 Inak'
tie burner"
IN ihe touring car. which FOL
iyrs us u.th Orr luggage"
-Nbo GnVcs the Liaogsine'"
The woman hes.tatef. looked ssids
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26
THE WEATHER

Amarillo ana viclul,y-Tucsday. gener
ally fair.
West TcXas-Tucsday. generally fair
Eastern New McXico-Tucsdny fair. not
much change IN temperature.
synopsis ~ Weather Conditions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26

Move to double the Ad Club oi
Amarillo is a splendid one. More
Amarillo business men should be .
come affiliated with tina, organ.
ization.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-26

Having q two-dollar bill may
be bad luck. but no, having one
is often worse than that.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-18

How often has it been said: THAT
ought to be in the hands of business
men and not run by a lot of poll
ticians." Now here comes a cry for
help from the business men who want
the politicians to relieve them from
graft, from the palm that 'itches'
for money on the side. Bribery in
business transactions offers a great
problem" declares a speaker before
the National Association of Credit
Men and he adds that this has be-
come much more common than is
generally understood" 1t must be
pretty bad if they've got to call in
the politicians to fix it. Wonder if
they've tried frowning on the rewards
of graft and the possessors thereof?
Or aren't there enough frowners to
go around?