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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-09

Because sophomores were found guilty of hazing at Mercer university, the president gave them the choice of being thrashed by the seniofs expelled. They decided to take whipping, and the punishment was inflicted under super vision of university authorities. This is a queer example of academic reasoning. If it was wrong for sophomores to lick freshmen, 1t was equally wrong for seniors to lick sophomores.
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 murderer in San Quentin prison, sen- fenced to hang, asked that jazz orchestra be provided to play for the ceremony. Jazz music might conceivably reconcile a man to death.
 
 And 1t seems only yesterday that Constan- tine was welcomed back to Greece with tears of joy.
 
 Ski would do well to leave his white wife in Paris when he visits the United States
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-09

Ski would do well to leave his white wife in Paris when he visits the United States.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-16
DAUCHERTYS IMPEACH.
MENT.

Plans Of Samuel Gompers. pres
ident OF the American Federatios
OF Labor, TO impeach Attorney
General Daugherty will be a
iizzle. lie had jus, as well devote
his time 90 more constructive
work in behalf OF union labor. lie
will have no opportunity 10 i'm
peach Mir Daugherty for his ac-
tons In the raid strike.
A motion was made IN the house
that impeachment proceedings be
bfough, against Mr.. Daugheriy.
The resolution was killed 10 quick
that Congressman keler. the an.
thor. did not realize what was
happening. Whether one agrees
with Nj. Daughcriy's action IN
the strike Is another matter 4
movement 10 impeach him be-.
cause 81 he acts will not avail
anything,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-16


by the cities in which there may
not be the proper amount OF cour-
age ia these unsettled business
times. The business men evident
~ are behind the Wichita Falls
fair and that i, what II takes 10
make an enterprise succeed.
Wichita Falls is going after the
exhibits for the fair. North
Texas and Southern Okla.
homa will be well represented in
the displays as well as other Sec
tons and states. The Panhandle
exchanges are filled with stories
OF representatives going TO va
rious counties and asking Tor rep
resentations II takes work To
put over a fai' The personal
touch by n direc, solicitation for
an exhibit instead OF a formal and
stereotyped letter must be get
ting results.
The Wichita Falls Fair will
grow in importance year after
year II the present determined
spirit Is carried on. More and
more exhibits will be sent from
the Panhandle "a Wichita Falls
ii that city continues It's court.
eous and effective manner in go-
ing after displays.
Wichita Falls has grown large
Is because Of wealth that was
thrus, upon il three or four years
ago. IL will grow still more in
the future because II has a group
Of leaders who are continually
alive TO the development 81 the
trade territory Wichita Falls is
receiving national recognition to-
day iron It's irrigation project,
while a few months ago one could
hear only OF that city as an OF!
center. Agriculture is the basis
OF civilization. we are told. and
when a great city like Wichita
Falls realizes It's importance.
then it will create good will and
enjoy still more wholesome
growth.
Amarillo al one time was the
center OF a great regional iaif.
When the war came on. the fair
was permitted to die and there
has not been enough pulling to-
gether OF business men to assure
its success again. The counties
over the Panhandle are firm be.
levers in a panhandle-Pla fail
TO be held a, Amarillo. That wai
shown last year when the propo
sition was seriously discussed
Amarillo will have another great
regional fair when the business
and professional men realize il:
Importance from a civic stand
point and also are willing TO back
up their beliefs with some
finances.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-16
HEE nav RIDES WITH THE
TWINS

Nancy and Mex rode waay from
the Dingie Dell on Hee iIaw.
iiec iaw was the dokey the old wiz.
ard had given them "a ride. ho they
could hunt Tor the last wand " the
Fairy Queen.
bat really Hee Haw wasn't n donkey
at all. lie WIS Flap.Doodlc. the very
fairy m. Twins were searching for and
who had caused all the mischief,
Hut Nancy and Nick didn't know that
Of course.
"Gid APP" said Nick. giving the don.
key u poke.
lice Haw swiiced his tail and trottod
away.
Inside OF him he way laughing and
laughing. Flee Haw was lie thought
what n good Joke II was Tor the Twins
10 be searching for him everywhere.
and here they were riding right on his
hack.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-16
(g[iisaheAnoWlf
9Z! ). :! g. Is E s :;':: ....'
BY Louis
1oSeh Vance
epp International A4eIlas cspsny

less. After eight miles OF II Du.
chsniin was guilty Of two mistakes OF
desperation.
In the hrst instance he paused Ia
Ia Roque-Sainte. Marguerite and. tor.
mented by thirst. refreshed himself
at the aubcrge where tho barouche
and guide had been hired 20 convey
the party from Montalals on TO
Montpelier. The landlord remem.
bercd Duchemin and made believe
he didn't. serving the wayfarer with
a sIrly grace.
Duchcmin drank sitting on a
bench outside the door OF the
aubsrge He could hear the voice OF
the landlord inside. srumbllng ana
growing. 10 what purport he
couldn't determine. Before puehs-
mia was finished he found himself
the cynosufe % more than few
pair OF eyes set IN the illfavorsd
faces OF natives o. la Rogue.
One gathered that the dead guide
had enjoysd n fair amount OF local
popularity.
whiie puchemin drank. q tout OF
q lad shambled on, OF the aubsrge,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-16
County Records
Warranty Deeds.

NWfautt tNFu-.
NJ G. Mobiles II III. 80 J. NJ. Johnson,
$3.50. io, 10. block ~. Gleuwood.
NJ y. Twaddell q lux. 20 Robert An.
drcws. sSOg.35 part lot !. block i26. Old
Town.
II. l.. Belamy io frankie II. Bellamy.
Heights
j. W. BoEard ct ux. TO Mrs. d. ".
Hudson. $3.50. part lot I. block 49, Old
Town.
A. II. Willbofn ct uN. 20 Mrs. Ehza
Silvey. Sil.ooo. part lot 2 block l9''
Plcmons.
Lula Dockin TO A. II. Jones' sooo' lot
?. block sO1, San Jacinto ciiights.
Deeds Of Trust.
Mrs. j. Il. Hudson to ii. 7. Nicely.
$685.. part lot 4. block liI. Old Town.
II. 4. Rickes ct ux 10 Blanche Thomp'
con 81 goo, lots io'ii'is. block ZOE. San
Jacinio eHigh,s.
j. 7. Brady 81 ux. To National Bank
4 Commerce. $4,000. Secs. s2'll2,
alock y. u. :. n b. '
Transfers.
J. q. Fisher to J. n. Beasliey. $1,000,
lots i5.ls. block a., q. 4 =.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-16
BENTLEY ACCEPTS DEvYAr
AND WILL SUPPORT MARRs

tsflhf un AtNs.
The decision Of our party has been
rcndsred The nomination faf state
Aulsfinlendeni Of schools vas given
anuihsr
.hall ohsetiuily aooeIa the mzsdsis
~ ~" fesas nsm,srass and support
'hs nomlnee ~ she Nessnlsr sleetlon,
VIZ "nlY n'ol1ss lfoan,ins ~ d
n'aAihg ne rate sas tho hala u vvs.
dggli,s = lafssr ssiAirr " tss usnss az
ranea'ion 10 my native state Az q
private olussn ln the raAks, 4 shall Do
ho hes lhsn alse laq hfsl ! have 10 the
selFlef ~ The state ana hsT sohoals.
~ The iaofs laan = anagies ullllas
l''''las, ehe lalea Ca n,s IN ll,s s.n.si
',u,af'ss aeslFs 10 ssgasss ms ssa,s
~ hliiHr i4ii0n
.. ~ u hEkrlEf,
A'A'''i' feAaa neri "a, lsli,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-16

"I'll soon lose them" he said, "I'll
take them first 10 the thorny patch ana
pretend to h. frightened and drop them
off. Then III run away. They'll never
get out of that. and that viii be tho
end Of them"
After while. not SO very long. Hee
Ilaw turned into side path.
Where are YOU going" called Nick.
Just here" answered Hee Haw.
Suddenly he stood up on his hind legs
and Nancy and Nick rooled off his back
like two ripe plums dropping Off
tree.
The fiat thing they knew. Hee iiaw
was jumping fence and tearing OF
down the road.
The Twins got up and looked around.
oh" cried Nancy, look at tho
thornA"
yes" answered Nick, and thistles
too This IN "a fine place 20 bring us
TO BE Continued
Copyright. 1929, NEA Seryicet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-16
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dwellings clustered nucheniln %"
,lced n few shadowy shapes loli"i
ing about. but was too Tar Hon" W
fatigue and thirst TO pay them any
heed. lie had no thought but 10
stop at the first house and beg
cup Of water. As he lifted hana
to knuckle the door be was attacked
With no more warning than
cry, the signal FOR the onslaught,
and the sudden SQUIRTING noise OF
several pair OF feet. he wheeled.
found himself already closely pressed
by a number OF men. and struck
out at random. Ills stick landed
on somebody's head with u rcsound.
Ing ,hump followed by ydi OF
pain. Then three men were crap
ping with him. two more seeking
TO aid them. ana another lay ln the
roadway clutchin. a fractured skull
and splitting oa,hs and sroans.
His stick was seized and wrenched
AWAY. he WIS overwhelmed by mum
bcrs. The knot 4 struggling figures
,opplcd and went to the dust.
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down that he could not Tor the mo
mcnt move hand toward his pis.
toll.
iinlfs,ifled BY the rcek OF un'
washed flesh. he heard broken
phrases growlc1 M voices house
with .ifor, and excitement;
"The knife" Hold him"
"s,nnd clear and vet me-
"The knife"
Struggling mndly. he worked
lex free and kicked with MI al.
might. one Of bis sssa,llanis ho~ied
aloud and fell back to nurse a broken
shin. Two others scrambled out OF
the way. leaving one 20 pin h!m
down with knees upon his chest
another 10 wieid the knife.
Staring eyes caught a warning
cissm en descending steel p1eho
min squifmed franilcally TO one side,
and felt cold metal kiss the skin
over his ribs as the blade penstrated
his clothing. close under the armplt
Before the man with the knife
could strike again. Duchcmin.
reused 10 a mishtier effort, threw OF
the ruiilan on bis chest. Got IN his
knees and. raining blows rlxhi aud
left ~ thu sthers CEASED In again.
somehow managed 10 scramble TO
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NOTICE 10 THE PUBlxC

Any erroneous reflection upon the
ehaArter. standing. or reputation OF
any Individual. firin. concern or cor
pofnsion. That may appear In the col
ru,ns Of The News. vin b gladly cor.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-16
THAT WATER SUPPLY.

Never a day passes that an
Amarillo man does not have the
water supply problem thrown up
20 him. a pioneer resident this
week said that he had known
Amarillo for 20 years and that Il
seemed the city had always had
a water problem. lie IS just as
anxious as any Amarillo man 20
see the city grow and have an
adequate water supply.
For several years the water sit
uation has become OF vital i'm
portancc. The subject Is contin-
ually coming TO the front. espee-
iaIly in the summer time. People
have frequently been asked TO
conserve water. sprinkle lawns as
little as possible. turn oil water
from lawns when there is n fire
alarm and do many other annoy
ing little things.
Il is only natural that the peo-
pie should gradually become
aroused To the necessity OF water.
II is perfectly right that they
should look to the city commits
sion TO solve the water problem,
for that body is logically the head
Of the city government.
A few months ago the city COM
mission permitted the City Light
K Water Co. 20 raise the rates
from 90 cents to Is cents a thou
sand gallons for water. That was
done with the sanction OF the
Board OF City Development. an
organization which no one doubts
is Tor the better interests OF ANA.
RHO. An audit Mas made of the
conipzny's books and the figures
showed that no extension 81 ths
water service could be made with
the income al a few months ago
so the rate increase was givei
70 ensble the company 10 pu
down q lev mfe wells With thl
sS<essilon that che eIople woul,
receive mote water Probably al
The citizens have received allou
AL the water they desire, bat the,
are doing u ~ a rate that wi
nsvsS permit q city 10 grow
Amarillo lawns cannot hr grow
on thls rs Cenl water, A tTlp owe
the city alll shaw that many sul,
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lawns dis Their only reason
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BEGIN HERE TO-DAY


Fageous rescusr OF
NINE. DE sEvENiE and her guests
from robbery by Paris Apaches
he'd preferred 20 be known a.
ANDRE pucIIEMIN
~ was under Tits name that he
had o ct, In battle with Elghwaymes.
the beautiful American widow.
EVE DE MoSTALAts. Then. IN the
chateau de Montalais. where Du-
chemin was n dinner guest. there
came that strange motoring party
seeking refuge from the storm;
the American,
WHITAKER MONK: his secretary.
PHiSUiT; the iattsr's brothe.
JULES. and the
COUNT and Ess DE
LoRGNE2
GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHATTER VII
The Apache Strikes hack
DucHEMiS took back with him
u to Nant. that nsrht. food In
plenty for thought together
with q notion tina, he had better 70.
sisn himself TO stop on indefinitely
q ths Grand Hotel d runivsrs ana
see what he should zee.
That fatality on which he had %
bitterly reflected. had him now fair
" by the hsslA impossihie-sna shs
more 90 the longer Ne pondsred IL
10 oredi, 10 mere eolne.denos The
innnendoss uttered 81 the ehatsaa
BY Mr, Monk and his party.
Mo- tAsfs had bsen malice IN nat,
puesssnin vss sssisasa. n ma sens
aArter purposs which psrpiszsd the
most patient scrutiny.
Noe nailos wisheui iassstivs d
uuihinsshls MT h.ehsn.in sssschsu
bic msmofy 10 vain fef aayinins
b. could have saia o. aens 10 maks
shyesdy dsslss 20 elsafsaa him "a
the aFh, % sAs ladies' q ne chs,s.u
d. Aeutalsla SAN The a,,snsI ~ u
a. had sssa unnlslsksllsl the Leas
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Copyright. 1929. NEA Service
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-21
By A. ]. Shannon

The Gold DiKgern.T the play that
opened at the Metropolitan Monday
night. n the type Of farce that has
always proved popular on Broad
way. Fast IN action. clever In
lines. risauo In intention. II af'
fordcd Ina Claire her most success.
full vehicle since Polly with Past. p"
Al the Metropolitan Monday
night II met with Instant re-
Spouse. the large audience en-.
joylng IT. broad comedy and liz
spicy situations.
Gertrude Vanderbilt. who replaced
Miss Claire few months after the
premiere OF the piece. makes a
charming Gold Digger. she charms.
shocks. maddcns and fascinatea the
elderly millionaire who comes TO
forbid the marriage OF his young
nephew TO one OF the corypheea
The play lnrgely revolves around
this situation. the irnts uncle who
defeats all chorus girls and who
quickly suecumbs 90 the fascina.
tiona OF tho jaxxlest Of them all.
iHt httu btkETH pufPfttN
10 represent the private life Of
the chorus cutie. but being sheer
farce, merely pictures what
most Of the public conceives 10
be the giIded life 81 the gay
heeIisiekers.
The most suoculent roi. Of tho
play goes 10 Lorraine faiiy as
Mabel. tho Htaiuesaue giri. who has
enacted the part OF the Goddess Of
Liberty 40 many times that she
awnkcs in tho middle OF the night
with her hand raised toward tho
heavens.
The play II uniformly we'll cast
md In staged with that mechanical
perfection that we always associate
with tho name Of Beihsco. Incident.
ally. there IN the well-known window.
with tho yellow sunlight pouring In.
that IN as characteristic of i3elasco as
tho tin radiator IN OF a fiivver.