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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-30
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help mo ptOmaoh
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-30

The movement for ieRef
w"mrn's shoes 10 nAklAe ~.
anyone who walks stout 81
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-30
WICK RITES TODAY.

Funeral services for Charles Wick.
vino d.rd at Nwth Mhcrltng hospital
&r.rurda, arternonu. will h. h"ld At tho
hotne or Li, sister Mrs Frank MiiIcr.
Il elm Grove this aIteruu"n at 80
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-30

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for ten months ~
IT, lenders IL tho iegislAtio4 y
to he enacted. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-30
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09
PANTHER CITY"
B00STERSPLAN
VISIT TO CITY

Information has rNchod Amarillo
Of the stop planned In this city by the
booster party of one hundred and fifty
persons out 81 Fort Worth. The Plains
Country will H. entered via the Santa
Fc through the Swectwatcr gateway.
and the party will leave. Il IL under.
stood over the Fort Worth & Denver
City. from Amarillo for Fort Worth.
recent article published In Fort
Worth. touching this enterprise. con.
tains the following facts
Fort Worth business men will In.
wade West Texas 10 strong In an ex.
tensivc trade excursion expected 10 be
the largest IN a number of years, nc.
oording % an announcement Thursday
afternoon M o'clock. following action
by the senior hoard 81 directors Of the
Fort Worth Chamber Of Commerce.
The Chamber Of Commerce trade
trip viii cover nearly every important
part Of West Teas and will bc routed
N rs n include tho convention Of tho
West Texas Chamber OF Commerce NJ
Piainvicw. May 81 and 20. A special
train will carry tho trade cxcursionIs,,
who VIII he accompanied by hand.
Tho route Of the excursion will he on,
via swcctwatcr and in via Amarillo.
between is5 and $50 men will rar,lcl.
pate. II Is planned. 4 committee will
hc named In the near future 10 arrange
the exact itinerary and other details +"
While no formal action has been TAX.
en- by the Board Of City Development,
Is Is known that Amarillo will tender
hearty welcome TO the visitors dur.
Ing their stay In this city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09
THREAT VOICED
BY AN OFFICER
VISITING HERE

Declaring that he found n number
Of evidences OF short weights and meas.
urcs In Potter. Oldham and other coun.
ties In the upper plains country, q. II.
Scott. state Inspector 81 weights and
measures. made an open threat Satur.
day. that II these things are evidenced
on his return. he viii 'ilc formal com.
plants and urge prosecutions TO the
fullest extent OF the law.
II find" declared Mr.. Scott, quite
n few faulty scales. and many evidences
Of short weights In products. In the
places visited, informed the men on.
gngcd In the business OF supplying
commodities 60 the people. that they
are expected 90 give full weights on all
such articles ~ merchandise, and TO
fail a. do 30. Is To invite prosecution.
I have also determined that nothing
will prevent me from publishing the
names Of the offenders In these mat.
tiers. The law provides for the filing
II complaints In public manner, and
this viii he done"
Mr.. Scott called attention 20 the fact
that II II not the intention of the men
In his department To occasion needless
trouble. hut he does insist that the
customers OF any man or concern are
entitled 10 that for which they pay
The first warning has been voiced by
the department. through Mr.. Scott. and
he declares that II second visit re-.
voals a continuation 81 the indiffcr.
encc 10 the law. prosecutions will be
In order.
In addition 10 the intention ~ the de.
partment not to nccdlcssly cause trou.
bile, II II stated that a happy choice
was made In selecting an inspector for
this portion Of the state. In the person
of Mr.. Scott. Mr.. Scott Is described as
efficient and affnble. with kindly
courtesy for all with whom he comes
In contact The visitor left Saturday
evening for Lubbock 10 spend sunday
with his family. lie will resume his
work In this territory this week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09
AMARILLO and VISITORS WILL
CLASH AGAIN THIS AFTERNOON

The Amarillo GpNt Won from IN,
Clovis entry IN the West Texas le.gu,
saturday 40 the Amusement Park. o.
Go ~ "a. an exhibition game The game
was ropleir with poor fielding and
gocd hitting Both teams rhalked M
sin crrors tn" Grays found four clovis
twirlcr> for i6 sait ucs. Including a
hom,r. triple and four doubles clovis
romp.d On four Il Rankin's Fingers
tor ~ saioiios. including two iriplcs
and four doubles
Fitzgerald had an of" diy. He was
AZ lat five times. walked once. hit a
homer. triple and two singles and
scored four times. Comsiuck. new first
hascinan. hit safely thrc, times out Of
four al hat Bupn was the heading hit
ter Tor the Clovis team getting fou'
singles in five times az ~" plate.
The locals laitcd around IN the third
and seventh and sent eleven men to
bat iu the cighth Clovis hi, around IN
the sixth
The same teams win meet AGAIN at
''clock this afternoon IN another cxhi.
bifinn s-.fu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09
25,0OO,0O0 Children
in Need of Glasses

Dr. Thomas n. Wood 81 Columbia
University II authority for tho state.
ment that. OF tho 100000 school
children In this country. 5000 600 ars
now-,oday-in need Of glasses.
What does this mean
n means that 5000. 600 little ones IN
their firs, difficult years % school are,
~ quote u. g. Augustine. the former
president Of the American Optomctrlo
Association. fighting with broken
swords" n means that 100000 de.
pendent children are standing up 10
their real tasks. dragged down with q
dead weight 81 eyes that can't sec
clearly. II means that. as these little
ones struggle 20 climb the ladder OF
life they are carrying burden that
must increase with tho years. II means
that ont ~ every loo children In this
country 20 are not able 20 hiring their
fun energies TO their work or their
play. that 20 cut ~ every 100 children
right here nj home. unless their eyes
are properly equipped with glasses
now. will not he able 10 produce eff.
GENTLY or live TO the fullest In the
years To come.
II may mean your own child-thers
II ono chance In five that u does.
Can YOU consider the cost? Put on.
for n minute. n iair ~ glasses not your
own. Your own child may he seeing
things distortc'i-just like that. Can
you consider the trifling cost?
Can you consider anything hat the
comfort and happiness and progress Of
your own little ones?
Make Sire-now. Have your chill.
drcn's eyes examined.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09
AMARILLO HIGH
TAKES CANYON
MEET rs TO SO
Special 10 The Nevs

Special 10 The Newp
CANYON. April s.-Amarillo's track
team copped the meet here tOdas. Is
To- 50. hut M that Canyon won nearly
talf of the first places on individual
events. Canyon far excelled In distance
events. but Amarillo showed superior
coaching In field events. Canyons milo
and half.mile records have not been
beaten yet In this district. These two
teams will compete In the district meet
here April 81 and 90.
Events with winners In order named:
Broad Jump-t;erald. Canyon. Is feet
10 inches: Mcqueen, Amarillo. Key.
Canyon; o'keafe. Capy"n.
Ss0.Yard Dash-Martin. Canyon. 2
minutes 20 seconds. Lively. Amarillo;
zetesk. Canyon: Campbell. Amarillo.
ioo.Ysrd Dash--key. Canyon. 10 is
seconds. Saddoris. Amarillo; BENEFIT.
Canyon; Grecnhili. Amarillo.
Milc-Turncr. Canyon. s minutes ~
seconds: Britt. Amarillo: Campbell,
Amarillo, Williams. Canyon.
High Jump-Tadlock. Amarillo. feet
(. inches: Harrington. Amarillo: Oathis.
Canyon. Campbell, Canyon.
Pole Nault-Tadlock. Amarillo. . feet
inches: Faust. Canyon: o'kccfe. Can.
son: Brown. Canyon.
i20.Yard Low Hurdlcs-Tadlock. Am.
arillo. II 2-s seconds; Todd. Canyon; Nc.
Queen. Amarillo: Grecnhill. Amarillo.
50.Yard Dash-Bennett. Amarillo.
) 3.5 seconds; Key. Canyon: Gregory.
Canyon. Brown. Canyon.
isO.yard Dash-Martin. Canyon. I
minute seconds; Burgan. Canyon.
Thompson. Amarillo: Smith. Amarillo.
ShotPut-wall. Amarillo. ~ feet 6h
riches; Harrington. Amarillo: Wootcn.
Canyon. \. Key, Canyon.
Discuss-wall. Amarillo. 81 feet: Sad.
coris. Amarillo: Mcqueen. Amarillo:
Key. Canyon.
Mile Rclay-Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09
new MEXICO and
BUFFALOES WILL
PLAY FOOTBALL
Special 10 The News


CANYON. April s-Thc Normal
buflalc-s viii meet the University Of
New Mexico eleven IN a football game
on the university gridiron November
.. according 10 reports made by =. ID.
Burton. head coach ~ the Normal.
The Normal is getting into fast com.
pany a. u shown by IN. fact that many
of the strong elcvcns Of Texas were
net last sesson, and a brilliant, show.
INK was made against these teams As
q result Coach Burton IL not satisfied
without trying fast teams for other
states as well A. anne good ones Ia
TEXAS
Grid games have already been schcd.
'led with following teams University
q New Mexico. New Mexico Military
Institute. Northwestern Teachers Col.
l.ge. Alya. Okla: Simmons College,
Abilene Christian Coliege and wayland
college. rlainvicw,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09
SANDSTONE MOVES UP FROM
Rear BY BEATING cHILDREss

The wind blew. the sand flew. and
the Golden Sandstorm roinpcd ON the
Childrcss team. % e. Is. AZ Amusement
Park saturday morning. Every kind 81
baseball IN the catalogue was displayed.
Jcffcrics whitfield II ~ Douglass prod
gics. and allowed ~ walks and ~ hits.
Real alright innings. three up and
three down. were played. and then
would follow race track. with the
scorekccIyrs wishing for Chief Curry
or Chief kecton To come and put the
lire OF somebody else out. Everybody
hit the hall. everybody fumblcd Il. and
the small crowd In the grandstapd
grumbied and ohccrcd as the spirit
moved H.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09
COLISEUM PLANS
BASIS FOR BIDS
WITHOUT DELAY

Tho City Commission IL advertising
for bids on the erection 10 the cicgant
$4,000 coliseum. library and munici.
pal building This building with
seating capacity % around 1000. will
also house the Hanson Post American
Legion, city library. and other aciiv.
titles % the municipality.
The city officials express the hope
that the structure may b. completed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09
OPENING and
CLOSING FOR
THE LEAGUE

Will, the opening - the baseball sea.
aon b. generally dated from the time
he nla"ir leagues 70 into action. s,ill
many ~ the minor leagues a. not get
under WAY until later date.
The American and National will open
frfil ~ this year Two minor leagues
will take tn word on the same date.
th' American Association and the
Snuih.rn
Here sre tho opening and closing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09
=. o. \. NATIONAL PRESIDENT
WILL VISIT AMARILLO

Mrs. Lindsay. district manager for
the Security Benefit Association. re.
ports class ~ about 100 now memhc,s
10 greet the national president. Jamos
~. kirkfatrict. upon his appcarancc
mere Mondcy night. These are All aduI,
members secured and examined since
January !. This IL one IL the l,rpcs,
classes Initiated here during the mast
Tour years. during which time the NOV.
Ing picture Initiation has been In use
This Is the seventh time the national
officers have visited Amarillo 10 ma, ON
The moving picture degree work. No
other. of the same 5000 councils az ,he
order In the United States, has made
such record. The members 81 ANA.
rillo Council consider II special favor
Mt this time that the national president
" making the trip to the panhandl.
district In person. instead ~ delcg,tinr
the work 10 some other national officer.
In addition to these adults. NJ juveniles
have been examined here sine. lam.
AIRY !. This makes total of about 2ta.
Mr.. Kirkpatrick Will eo from here 20
childress where hc viii put on the
sam" work for class of more than
leo an Tuesday night. An unusually
large ATTENDANCE u expected here and
are being made.io accom-.
mediate about 400 To 400 people. The
exercises begin AZ 7.ao.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09
Lexington VIM Title.

CHICAGO. Apra s.--l.exington Ken.
lucky won the national lntersc holas,ic
BASKET ball championship tonigh, by de.
i.aiing Mount Vernon ohio a. 10 Is.
h"ckiord Illinois finished third and
hume-Fogg. Nashville. Tennessee
fourth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09
LEGION BALL TEAM IS
ORGANIZED IN M'lEAN
Special 10 The News

MCLEAN. April s.--A number ~ c,,i.
sens met last nigh, In the Legion Hall
and organized a baseball team. Dr. Lear
\. Jones was maze manager and Erwin
hice captain. a committee was appoint.
ed TO fis up the grounds and another
70 work up some kind of entertainment,
10 raise funds for the financing q the
organization.
II was decided that the team should
ce under the direction Of the local
American Legion post. and should he
called the Legion Team ~ Mclean"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09
81 MEN MUSTERED INTO
BATTERY At PLAlNvlEW

PLAINVIEw. April s.-Battcry a..
l3is, Field ARTILLERY. T. ~ g.. was In.
spert.d and fcdcrallKei here las; night
by Major ". l.. culherson. OF the Unit.
"a States army. Sixiy-oEe men were
mustered Into the battery. The major
stated that uniforms and other equip
mcnt viii 10 issued TO the battery mem.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09

Au fh" rv'iiif hs.m.n in Am.rIii.
lshi tH ..r that Coach I,4yi,.. b.
.elh h'r hS coming through wl'h some
.i'"'' money. lbouglass r. perhaps tho
90 "'arh ana certainly tho hes' h,
'c."1' yrar-. Amarillo ~ has had.
C9fhsio,k new Afnsuiin frr ias..
1''. 'ts hk' nell hrld down the IN.
iHl sarE as lr1F as he uarfr DO Ana
be- ng s.olrh no tho hai. either.
The Srais Fave spari thousands ~
d"liafF in setting ready &c this ssa
son. - ati'ndsnce ~ the pres. ason ~
exhibition game wlli h.ip n. manage.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09
Ie,as Keats Rice.
By Associated Pru.s

HOUSTON. April s-TaEing seven
ilrs' places on muddy field Texas
ni'ersi'y Won the annual track NEE,
here from Rice Institute today making
" 20 points 10 q 10 for Rice
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09
1NfHlS
Amarillo

summary Home run, Iawron, three.
tase hit. Curtis. W. Nilklaus. Jeffcries.
q. Dychcl two.hasc hit. Gibson. W.
Nichlaus. Wilmington. u. Kinsey: stol.
en- base. Naughi. Coffey. a. kinscy ?.
.. Dychc. Jeffcrics. J. Anderson ?. ".
Nlcklaus. Gibson. Dawson, Kaufman ..
Curtis, struck out. by Anderson J. by 7.
Nicklaus 2. hy Turner ., ~ Jeffcrics
u. hits of q. Anderson ?. OF r Nick.
laus ;, OF Turner ,. 90 Jcffcrics IL.
10 Merritt .. base on balls. of u. An
dcrsnn ?. off T. Nicklaus 8. of Turner
:. off lcifcri.s 10; innings pitched. by
y. Anderson , %. hy T. Nlckl1us . 20.
~ Turner -. by Jcfforics = %. Caro-.
line ~. Merritt q; islk Jcff.ri.s !.
Merritt I Wild pitch. I"fferic- !; passed
. al johnson ?. double play. Dawson
80 " Nicklaus. Umpircs Scott and
l;id.ngs. time. . hours 20 minutes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09
GREAT INTEREST
BEING SHOWN IN
MEET At CANYON

CANYON. April 5.-I'rugram &c the
lnterscholas;ic League. district meet at
Canyon. April 81. % has been arranged.
Judging from reports made by Nor.
NAL Instructors who have been helping
IN the County meets over the panhan.
de and judging from the rccords made
In many ~ the County meets the MS
trict meet IN Canyon. April q. g. t.
expected 10 h. the best that has ever
been staged In the Panhandle before.
Many schools have already entered
for the various events. and large mum.
h-r 81 others are expected "a enter In
the neat few days according to the II.
rector General Of the meet.
Tho program follows.
FRIDAY
A. n. Registration and payment II
fees
Athletic Program.
200 .. m.-volley Rail Preliminaries
200 .. m.-Tennis Preiiminaries
400 y. m.-rreiiminaries. 100 yards.
200 yards. sso yard dashes. half II
necessary. Jumps. II necessary on &C
count of number entering.
Literary Program
zoo .. m rrcliminaries for Senior
Girls Debate dicom soSl
2seo y. m.-freliminarics for Junior
Girls Defamation tAudituriumD
$40 y. m.-Preiiminarics fnf Junior
boys Defamation. tAudiioriuml
zoe y. ~ -Prelim'asrics for Rural
Jsnsr Girls Defamation. u,oon. los,
asv y. m.-I'rclimin iries fer Eura;
Junior Boys Exclamation Rasm i0s,
sW y m--rinals tor Junior Cir,s'
end BOYS Declsmaiion and Senior
Girls Debate. L,udi'orluml
SATURDAY
Athletic Program.
1910 a. m-Finals IN Tennis
1880 a. m.-finals In Ncileybau.
lao .. m.--finals In Tax and Field
Events
Literary Program.
500 a. m-Registraiion and payment
Of fees.
sac a. m.-Preliminaries for Senior
Boys Debate. Room s0sl
t5o a. m.-Preliminarics for Senior
Girls Defamation. ,Audltorluml
10 n m.-Preliminaries for Senior
Boys Defamation Auditorium
sse a. IN. Prcliminsries fr Rural
senior Girls Defamation dRoofn iOs,
10 a. m. .Pr,liminaries for Rural Sen.
sor Boys Defamation. GRcum i05,
'ee .. m.-Finals for Senior Girls
and Boys Rural Girls and Boys. Dee.
amaiicn; and Senior Boys Debate
LAduitoriuml
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09
Hsy6u Recovering

Guy Hayden. Amarillo High hall
player. who was injured IN the first
eni'dr'ss game here Is resting well. A
broken bone In enc OF the youths legs
VAS set yesterday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09
usr 4 SAND MARK.
tn distance jumper made his marx
But p,-sse don't understand
u 6Idn't mean n thing because
Twns only in the sand.

DOME Bush has been suspended by
Clarke Griffin because his eyes are
not In SHAPE TO play hall II that sus
pension stands. a 10, Of hall player are
IN dire danger.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09
TIE surely was a glution;
Hut ihsn he never turned IN. triek
i'-tanss his Shes we're button.

Amarillo people are pacific. but
'h'' HE 10 So Rankin Johnson get
~ least one player ~ ruthless a. Babe
Ruth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09

Totals, .t.......t. ~ u - ~ ~ 8
NIeliey.d shaw In fifth.
NNRclieyed Boyle In NTH.
NNx-relicVed Ward In seventh.
NxNN-reliryed Wright In eighth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09

" the >snd' term can d-I.ai a
ha-''''s1 team :. o. ~ l-iors din.
ner. what could Il d. .el"r. br,ak.
last.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09

Connie Mack says this will D. his las,
year IN the American League. Phlladel.
rhia ians are a unit In believing that
Connie quii the league In 1914.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09

ono thing about Willie Hoppe. he
never was an abb champion. Rather
r.ireshing after his failure T. win TACK
his title from Schasf.r to hear hlm
Sy' Il have no eNcusss % offer. Jske
u great player. a real champion"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09

N--relieyed keislrr In sixth.
INFLATED for Russell IN sixth.
xNN-rclicV"d Russell IN seventh.
NNN-rclleNed Russ u In seventh
scorc By Innings RHE
Clovis .......... 0l0 COS ig0-ig u s
Amarillo ........ 0i4 eoe sso-is is 6
summary Stolen bases. Fitzgerald.
hornsny. C"mstock. ChA,ham. Shaw.
Mickey. Wilbur. Tucker Sacrifice hits.
hailTwo base hits. keislcr. Cumsto~k.
Chatham. C,anor. Curry. Blask. Ward.
bupp Three base hits Fitzgerald. Hall
:. Home runs Fitzgerald Dnuhl. plays.
Wilbur 70 Bupp 10 Holloway. Chatham
70 Moanor 20 Com-tOek Innings pitch
ed By keisler. five and two-thlrds. by
Hus-el. cne'third. by HIT. three, BY
Boyle. four by Ward. two and one
third. by Wright two thirds. by Al.
berts. one. Hits of k.isler. :. HIM /.
Boyle. s. Ward Z. Wright }. Albsrts I
strike outs by keisicr. :. Russell /.
hl,t Boyle 5. Ward .. base on balls
OIL keisier ,, Hit 4. Boyle .. Ward J.
Wright :. Hit hatsmsn Hall by Keisler
Passed ball. Byers. l. Black /. I'm.
pres Scott and Douglas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09
Lubbock Ball Team
Will Be COWBOYS

The baseball team at Lubbock has
been changed from IN" "Lunghorns'
tn the Cowboys" The change In
name has been made 80 as not to
infringe on the University team.
which h known as the Longhorns.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09

shocksr Il an ideai name for a pitch:
~. particularly when he MSS the ability
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09
DAILY NEWS sP0RTGRAMS

Johnny kiIhane. who IL the only
nser Of the kick punch In IN. nTb,
same may find plenty Of opposition IN
rsris ~here that style u boxing was
once IN vogue.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09

BASEBALL RESULTS
Al waco-

a. Waco
Baylor University
Texas University.
-
Texas 4 and M-i2.
Southern cMthuslist Univcrslty-i.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09
A. wichna falls.

Wichita Falls. tTcNasl ........ 10 .
omaha Western Lcagucl ....2 6
BATTERIES: knadlcr. borough and
Schmil N"w9irk. Coffind,ffer and
wilder
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09

At Louisville
Cincinnati, tNationalsl ......,
Louisville Nmer. Asso.l ... 10 o
Batteries; Couch. Gillespie and liar.
grave: Long, Es,cllc and Meyers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09
FRIDAY

zoo p m.-vollcy Rail Prciiminaries
200 .. m.-Tennis Preliminaries.
800 y. m.-I'reiiminaries. 100 yards
goo yards. sso yard dashes. half II
necessary. Jumps. II necessary on &C
count IL number entering
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-09

Batteries: Marquard. McQulllan.
ocschgcr and O'Ncill: Mogridge. Zach.
cry and Charity.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-16
EXPANSION PERIOD
WILL BE OBSERVED HERE

Fairmont merchants will observe
another trade expansion period of
three days, running from May 25 to
May 81, inclusive. During this time.
an effort will be made to get a
large number of people into the
Tairmont stores from the territory
surrounding this city.
The trcde expansion committee
has sent cut invitations to the peo-
pie of the neighboring towns to
come to Fairmont and to spend as
much time as possible during the
three days in this city. with the
statement that special bargains will
be available in the local stores dur
ing that period.
Thursday, May 25. will be OBJ
served generally among the local
merchants as city-wide dollar
day Friday will be observed as
an old fashioned bargain day"
while Saturday will be automobile
prize day.
Some months ago a trade expan-
sion perioi was held in this city,
and a great amount of good in es-
taklishing this city as trading
center for wide range of territory
was accomplished.