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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21

Thank you Tor your adyioc Wen De-
extra careful. said Nirk Come la.
Nancy
The walking noW--alth lurh q was
down hill or down muuntiin--was
good. No more cTiss cross wires. no
more sparks. no more uglincss Every.
where there WAS lovely d,Wy green
grass with mountain floWcr- of an
kinds and oolors scattered round Yci.
low. rc'i. purple. blue. pink and white.
and smelling like their oRn dear old
orchard az home IN Mayilme
Il should love to take the Princess a
bouquet" sighed Nancy. looking NJ th.
blossoms lonsingly.
NO, no. COME en- Insisted Nici,
They're dangerous "ifunph. what's
that Reaching his hand IN his porkc'
b" pulled ont IN. rcd feather. "Oh. b.
laughed. Ia forgotten / had sou. M
Feather. until on prick,l mc. Do voi
wish to write another u'sslgrT'
The rcd feather wrote ou ~, mag
paper Keep your ewes cas.d 40. rust
OF the way down the mountain shall
guide YOU.
fIa NJ. f..ufit,uas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21
THEY'RE HERE TODAY,

Nnarillo has within her gate,
t0slay oiir of the most important
conventions scheduled ior the
present wear. the officer, and
ngnlhcrs ~ the Panhandle Pres,
Association IN annual meeting
There are larger conventions. M
mcrically speaking. but Tor i'm
luriancc. none are comlarabl,
when measured in term, oi pub
h,ry. IL l. low known that AZ.
piuNimaiclv every new ,paprr ~
III ,hiS portion cd The southwest
wlll have as representative, here
Nher these nen aud women re
turn To ,licir home Cnnnnunisics
u the, ilavc bccn well pleased
With TIE treatment received AZ
The ii;ads ni Amarilln. lhcy viii
So state. and sbti must bencii,
thus citN an. .almpsi irumcs -lrablr
degree.
itis siiy IS happy To- have ilg
wy rs. and while the program
al g.icrtainrlcr, u 10 the hands
~ uvHe ins,fc de- in,lbr printing
efslsini sliTefil,. llic.Wl.nlr cililrn
~. y .ssslicsl t. meet, greet and
wcSss.n'a these representative, VI
The fpiSN- aang, a. ,he, sr, at
iecisssai ig rslhl by their icl-
lows. slrt, ani.slseNheEc.
PC iiiiiar Veei,d ihrsc yisi-
ton ,lsriecogIu1cd b,caiisc IL i
kndakp hl7i ~ sheir several com
manliss, lhes are III .rxlonents
" siishings ior the General gool
They are abe AL, ncr Iusfd oi
tie INV, sScl;ipg - inrWard the
wcilar, - s..rir c,n,iiincncy. To-
dav ihcfe !. spi..anoth'r in>i!ius
i,"n comparable "a. ~ thing. iu
She CONSCIENTIOUS. alert. u,m
til0n,. .crsistCui and cun.tric-
tive ncu spalrr. iur u, home com
muri.,. or the tcrritor covered
by %. The prayers 81 tht news
paper are yiializc,i prafcr,. ia, e
institutions praN ior a iling.
while the newspaper like the oil.
er institutions. must look NJ the
question of lie in terms III cents
and dollars. II scblom allavs Il
sell a. Lee s,.cryei from the path ,
al righteonsneSs when consider.
ing a proposition related io the
general gool al the comnmnit,
To the paint 81 sci, ahurgai,un.
many tunes iu the complete sub
mergcrce al seliishncss. the
ncwspapsr man. ar woman cham
pions lllc public's cause.
Iht,c are the people wc lay,
with Us TO-DAY anil tomorrow
hon0rcd guest Nlsni wr ln4r
not Jaily or iacir personalities.
tiu fur %, rcamparahk hie
task. 10 which ,hcy ~, engaged.
ihe' are cur friends. and yvc IN
turn arc glad io l,c their friend,
and Ia have the privilege to greet
and welcome them ia our 'humr
Town"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21

Any erroneous reflection uion tbs
character. standing. or reputation o.
any individual firm, concern or cor
po'aiion. that my apiear N the col
uhsiss - The Means, VIII he gladly CT
fes'lsd. vhcn ca.lei 10 the attention n.
the cdi,oe. y T. 1T the intention ~
Iris newspaper to urunsfuliy use. of
IninTe any individual. firm. concern OF
csfrorstion. and corrections viii be-
ulade where warranted NJ prominently
- vas the wrcnsfully published refer
enge or article.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21
own Observation-Disclosures

out o. 10 anyway III" cas-. finished.
the coroner had go az the jury. They
Reni on. ! sup''ass they were zone ten
minutes Shuffl'd IN again. Gave their
Verdict. I WAS watching Sabre he took
down his hnndt from his tiro and
stared with all the worlds agony Ia
his lnre. slminlng hiinrrlf forward lu
noir Ncr,lirt. They found suici,ie whih,
t"un raiily insane. and added their
'losf SEVERE chSuir ~ the conduct VI
N. witness sabre. Ne jumped up aud
flung ont his hands. I."ok here I.nok
hrr. Ccnsugc' Ccnuir.' Cen
'ptnpisd lu'k on his seat like h.,
WIS shot. Twisted himself up Sat r".l,.
ing
court cleared IN less than no time
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21


Ne l.u iu ~, CORNER. Thin l.aay Tyhar.
sabre. twisted up Iiol,lN - tNa ! H..
san a. come forward Sahrc hoks up.
i.'auk~ round. G-is his hat. collects his
old siiok. Starts a. hul,llc out.
"fhis i.Hdy TNilr gets IN front 81
him. me alongside af her vs. then.
'Mariu. Marku' ,rhai was what shr
,allcd hinh 10" suit of pushes AT her
ami a, nae. 'l.ct me alone. let me alone
'vt riah, AVA, lrun he. li,bllrs away
ioWn the rnun.
WE followed him.
"F"lluN,d him. the pair of m. up tn
u, main futd 81" tried again. I tried.
tie swtiug rpund ana nr.d us lie.
.tr alone Won't anyour bet w. alone.
Gct glgh' away frum me. Look .h-r,.--
t.os,l. h,rr. ~ ,uu want 10 ,in anything
90 m,. gct right away n,ln me- ana
leave nir ai"n-. IN y,'I hear Leave
itr alone
"liHhbl''l away oui towards Penny
Green. isOi,hiug tl'rg un his rii'i, last
b" cuuld go.
She said q" w, oh OH nnd b..
un tu riA. 'leur y" MI" anly driV.
.Lg MIN uid by following HIM nov.
There WAS = ,I,h o.in, providing by.
sas" ll' -hap ir,uud note aud told
tin 10 follow Sau"--'tiet up Just
lnng iic aud kce, thew. l said. Hen
kelly gct ,n. Get him In aud take him
bp To crnwshaws. Jenny Green. aud
wn' locN t. me at the Royal Hotel
,nd there's another luid for you
"uil man. wsnt along a. The RaH'al
,,'h ,his Lady TSlar. Told her Win
vas aud what ! knew. ordered sofne
,ca thcf- (which W. diint i"ucsI and
shr began tn taih io m.. Talk To-
me 81
Shc talked niiout herself and Sabre.
Mat did she sly NJ. you'll have 10
q that go. I'D maa. II was more what
read into what she said III keep it
Il hi. anyway.
''rh'r,,s viss, tn tell than that. That
'-hm1n ~ Eot hold oi sent IN awhile
tiicr @" $50 me-. Sahl he'd picked ~
~ahgc O. milc al"ns aud taken him
h"ino. stopped hit To- patch M souc
mrn's. 81 something and An of a
t1p us hr rNp..s.-i 10. Sabre had
pn" iliinr ruf ~ Tho house again iuio
the ,th and ipld hin o. drive lik, hell
nj ull f. the ufii,s' tn Fortune. i.ist
nj Sl'r"'s said .s,ip, behaved an thu
.ay ~ 90 % ~ Was msd shouiing To-
i'n Co huif, and carrying IN IN Ode
De- c.tn 80 ~, uli man was terrified
"a sad. TO thu office What IA.
,vii now I IAN IN io Lady Tyiut aud
ne huriird round. We were sssir,Si for
hlg. I tel y"u. Nud we'd rason To- he
Nmcn ~ Toi th,r, and lound hn."
CHAPTER vi
Mh.n ih.t 'ih whith liirg"od hnd
g-ntioh,d ,iit S,ir. from tho cJi,,.
'cts ,OI.t uvrr turh It's ur.st. til
ifiVur le7;an. Ia q ~ ari 49, .,;oiias:a
"i'p. a i''Euii'ug ui'iiulorrr "i "k-.i.
kuh! kcbf N-l'. s!ry
Stldv "a lrsL EaN' un ,,it-nli,a.
At"yg uilc alOag his disabled knee.
rd ali hif rn0h uri wr,.sht hoa.
uauf,tl hunger g. be- The n"gr,,l shave
r. hrs uinuliuous mind.
H. gst In.
Silhr siunl,led iuio his HOUSE sni
purified the d'st, h.hind hiia With "a
resolution expressive al his dcsirc ~
hui rvI1 from him al creatures Of
thr woild .iud l,.' alane l- lcll entire.
- aluu" ~ hlhii ~ climbed the stairs
d" his isuu. H. collapsed into a chaii.
ltoniinu-d iu Our Neu lsssirJ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21
OVER 1000 CARS IN
APPLE BLOSSOM LINE

ROSWELL. Awil -n -Oyrf two hun.
dr'd 'ars containing nulrif thousand
irrrir. fo0, part Boz i;nsueiis Appic
Iilosson I1rld. y,uotdfv. Everyone
eeSirous q taking ridr through tho
most beautiful seftinn ~ l;osw.lis or.
ohauis was given 'hc opportunity b.
doyena Of people vhn reported in ,nrS
With 'upiy seats. 20. uoy Scouts a..
sisted in iossinr 90 s1eurefs ard in rer.
ulaiiIg uafilc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21
DREAMS COMING TRUE.

\ icW YEAR ago. WlgH Tho
more p'wtraiilc among 0rr ptu-
pie dre.mcd al q CREATE tma
rillo' Ws had those Wio would
Dot conform These latter dcclar
81 "lhi, b. mcrclN q cattle mu
ping In'ni. q distinction whrc
fading gsarics are already iurm-
nlg the initial pages ~ his,or,
cf uncertain value "
Today these early stagcr croak
ers have been siieuced The cattle
business y incrcas:Hg in glory. a
che catilcmen have keen able Ia
Seduoe their importayt undcr
takings 20 more ncarA sci-niii
" bass Here pcrhars. il would
BE- wei 90 isaiise Just between
lrcalhs .ai give a practical deli
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21
ROSWELL WILL OFFER
S45.000 WORTH BONDS

BOSWELL. April ge-Tnc city 81
Roswell will Offer fDr sair on May y.
So eoo worth OF bonds. 90, issue 90
whirh vas authorized ai 90" election
April 3 Thes- iurds ar, ttidsi as col.
luws Srt,r iouds. $4,000. Fir FRO.
isriion iords SO oou s'rc,i Improve.
iu"ni hpuds sslouo. The. af. opiiunal
eoao year hanis booming interest "a
p uDr cent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21
OUR COMMUNITY TASK.

Ruiapaps,. moved by their
sense ~ re- rousimiity. have tn-
Z gagged 90 o., TASKS incident 10 re-
rrmIng certain oi tie boys ul
.AnafiuU wac nave iallcu lniu
iurhadcn Wdy, these cIiizens
,trctcaSa .urth their hands when
hey realized lh, menace constr
.ni,a a., ti,v HIVES ul neglected.
,'rilic huy = lid girls. Ia tnc COIN.
.hvbi.t az "iiitn .n,N nNts hOoI
'essiss. % nSt lT1st,,, uis~s. Is4NI
oesn siloun snrutlgn ihis un,ell-
"a, s,si,, cin up,ii ,sr part oi tnvsS
MARKERS nlVnuiicd with the Nina
',aiD kolafl ,iun " lille tin, il
tsae. Tie hought must have &C
.a.lcu Io uIanN. that q limited
yvlcric 81 men cannot. aud should
uot be expected TO solve this en-.
ure problem. ~ remedy I'M, en-
tirs nialady Vi dcl'nqucuc, among
sue Cgralg Juvcniles.
lin, N"fk j. the task at ouT
eRiire community. 1t will never
bc performed 20 1t, iullc,, meas
ure until. nor viii the best results
sc recorded. until The citizens oi
Ninarillu tax, this matter SER
uuSil AMI invest not ,nly their
money. bu, their time. thought
aud lal'ur IN lhi, most importan,
"a all matter, Iu wish thu work
in II fullest measure oii on M,
Rotary Club the churches. the
-chu-i>, d to snow decree oi
uncoucern which mus, imall, b.
dcrpinima,,d coWar,licc.
Il i fact that the various
clubs. churches. schools. irairrni-
tles may aud should cooperate
and strive 10 assist with c,tab-
fishing and maintaining condi.
u"us conducive Of good morals.
Dui even these acting jointly and
Q, q given end. must ind their
rIl"ns Handicapped in the alb
'cn'c "i The participation ui al
.ic people from lhcir respective
auglc,, M such programs. 10
,.'t, GUARD the youth oi the com
IMMUNITY d, not the task at any one
iannll, society. OF church. but
must hc recognized rs an affair
"l ihc ulr'c.
Every dollar invested IN the
program. nov being considered
iur the hclirimrri oi juvenile lie
condition. must carry with II the
elements ct blessing o. y, be- right
ly expended in ttr interest II the
object, Ser which q 2, gathered
uio ne hudect OF which u +, q
part lyrr, dollar B., giirlilrd
praNcr. ac,u- 'p. t ii- aIniica
'i"r thrw"i tr..rrcipc work
m behalf ui the ,ouHccr people ui
th, community
Amarillo Nerr g,, au' ,nui
girls rrrl tuur concern rom
every ciiiycu. jhcv holl ruur ,lce-
tinv AMI reputation "a their
hands.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21

~ biHH X Anrii gu-An visiting
l.'bS Who attend ih" West Tr,i, Cham.
''t of Commerce Convention 10 o., held
fninV..a. So, o. au1 %. together
"iih Pi Eik clubs ~ W. T.xas a..
ir intii~l io l.uhhoot May a. 10
'iiend q barbecue and Intuition ~ "a
iifg. ,i1ss 90 El.r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21

w tttifHff iiti'fH W.
usilnr ~ slight o.
fsusitt over the
tm'ih,rn i'lat.lu e.
zion has CAUSED
~ q q ~ e. weather
thruuaioiit the diS
ttirt west It th' Mis-
eissippi valley ana
stationary toulrvra'
tore AMI light rlius
ever ilh- Gull states
ia" weather u cool
-. az be result oi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21
Humidity Data.

\ t.,lirc iaid on q fashionable raiah
ling huusr iu i.nnsi,n dis..lsf.d ~" tact
TINT y'nn- wonan Was regularly en-
rlugsd lr croupler.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21

amarillo Is growing steadily.
her people knrw that im, q, hu,
the beginning Vi q irlrycluu. pin
gram ii bull linz.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21
THE WEATHER

Amarillo ,nd Vicinity Friday. fair
West roXas Friday. ials
SYNOPSIS af Weather toniii ions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21

~. presence 81 AN area 81 high All
urcssur.. over a.. centred and ohio
valleys
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21

tiii"'n pfr cent ~ the business done
iii" 1sefaEe drug siofe nf to.lsv b.
ahs-',tcd al Tie sd fountain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21
su4
MrnngR oF Tng ASSOCIATED
IsisESS
NnTl,t In lmE rInI.IC.

sp..ial Associated Press Leased wn
Stftics.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21

Trmpora'uro lc houn a' Anarn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-06

Pennsylvania, exults that the women nomin-
ated him and helped him overthrow boss rule.
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS takes you with
~ him while he makes his new film Robin
Hood and prophesies the future of the motion
pictures. BOOTH TARKING-
TON presents his latest one act comedy.
written especially for the Journal, which your
Club may put on without charge.
DARTON w. CURRIE, Editor Of the
- Journal, writing from actual observation
here and abroad, contrasts conditions in
Wine Soaked Europe and Dry America
"a stirring Indictment Of rum
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-06
supply is exhausted.

TADY ASTOR, the American-born Peeress
IL strikes without fear at the Fashions OF O.
day and describes her own wardrobe.
Charles A. Selden begins series OF arucies
ING ILLITERATE AMERICA.
Josephine Daskam Bacon gives her impress
sions of the WOMENS CLUB Fedora
TON meeting and some of the notable hg
ures at the Biennial.
MFRS. o. H. P. BELMONT writes on
lV1 Women as Dictators and tells how she
was ostracHed BY society, first because of her
divorce and later her suffrage fight.
CLIFFORD PINGHOT, next Governor OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-06

LECTION, lots of it. Serials by JOSEPH
i c. LINCOLN of Cape Cod fame, and
George Weston and Olaf Baker. MIR. Bakers
Dusty Star is different from anything you
have ever read. Unusual short stories by such
favorites as EDITH BARNARD DELANO,
Roland Pertwee, Frances Noyes Hart, Sarah
Arlington.
WHY GROW OLD2- Ethel Lloyd
w Patterson in this instalment exposes the
secrets of the beauty parlors. FASHION
pages feature the fall bride and tell you how
to buy make your autumn wardrobe.
HOUSEHOLD pages overflow with recipes
and with time and money savers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-06

asked and earess answered by
such people Lady Astor Clifford Pnchot Mrs g. H. T.
Charles A. Selden Douglas Fairbanks,
No publication strikes vigorously and
undeandngy the the American womans problems
Journal-the mothers
children; ambition for and artistic beterment;
the efforts house politically the tired
and
afford September with its wealth OF stories,
helpful features Buy today-betore your ne"sdeaers
Washington Journal., 1922-08-25
gins ean0t.
Slid anf snm gaSnr!

lin 0en Stein iiir ben i'm Nopem.
Der ob5uboltenoen 9o5or gum 9eiten
0eS Concord. Clubs ms &ollen 5u
bringen, purOe in Der Iesten Diret-
toren.g g riammlung pes Clubs 6rnu
Iauline 8altber einitimmig als Dor.
I6ufiaer ltelloertretenoer Chairman
aeipabIt. OieleIbe lit ldon fleiBig
an ser @rbeit, bofft iie Ood gou6 iit.
er, Dab Serr @iegono bel Der nGd.
item @obl an ole Spite 0es 8oaors
treten miro. Gr bat periproden, al.
les al titn, mos IN ieinen 8r6ften
Itebt. 3orlim ale ibr SoumleIigen,
fommt berbei. fommt unO belft, OaB
mir sic l1itigen 56ulOen los friegcn,
rednet es @uh ole our @bre, mitge-
bolfen al boben all Dem 9uten 8erf.
Die uGdItc monatlide &eriomm-
Iung Der 0%omenieftin finoet am 2.
Sonntag i'm September ltott, neil
meaen oes Arbeiterto9es biele aus.
m6rts IinO; flint @cburtstuge lper6en
Oonn gefeiert. B.8.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-25

Gin WenIdeHber5 = es i6IGgt
nift mebr"l-
Gin Ielten eOIes @eni6enbers, bel
Dem Dos Bort: n@aes Oerteben,
beiBt oHes ber5eiben" - mie bel Tel.
nem Sipeiten ongebradt NOR, bat auf.
aebort au bcffen unO gu iorgen.
6rieorih WRiHel mar elm Musnab.
memenidL elmer iener penigen SCI.
ltesariitofrnten, oeren ooeIiae @eIin.
nina in unierem 10 reuliitiIden 3eit-
alter, oIs cine Sduspebr gegen 0os
Niidern DER SeIbitid6t, oeS Moteri.
nIismlts, Oes 9iinfcIS, Sn mirfen be.
ltimmt lit, uno oeiien abgong einen
faum on ~eriesen6en 8erlult fir ben
SortbeIton0 Der Gultur beoeutet.
ST mgr elm ionniger 0ptimiIt, uno
es mar feline tiefite lleberoei,gullg,
ooB Die Evolution Der menIhIihen
Eaiie, nIs @erpirfli1ung, ais 3ieI
Der Weltor0nlng, naein oltf Dem 8e-
&c elmer ourGous ethiid boben 9llI.
tur erreiht per0en tonne, uno in ibm
b~erforperte iih bic ioeaIe 8oaentfal-
tun9 oertiden @eiens, bon foSmi
ihen @aIten oa3u beritfen Der @eIt-
urO Wenihbonenoung 5u3ultreben.
Sein Iiebltes StuOium, ia, lein Sc
benS3ned, mar fir ibn oas 8I1ttern
i'm offenen @ulde Ser Meni6beit; uno
Elm jeoer, bod ODER nie0er, arm ooer
reid, Sloe, Gbriit ODER Seioe, mel.
dem oas Slid outeiI ipuroe, nit Die.
fem Iiebebolen, aporten Menihen,
uenn aud MIR fir cine Sponne Belt,
Oertebren ou Oiirfen, nnbm elm erbe.
ben0es, f~reuoiges SoffnungseefiibI
init iih binnis III ben Mlltog.
Seine notiirIibe, tattboIle 2iebens-
miirOigfeit be5mane ipontan aler
W2enihen 8er5en, uno er beinB oie
prupbetiihe @abe, Elm jeOes 2eio 5u
berIteben uno ons oaeinbeiIen0e Bal
Jam fir ieoen S6mer3 3u finoen.
Ser SAlag ieines S6eioens fam
gu pl0slih fir MIDI aud feblt bier
Der Hnum Die 8etpertung Ieines gei.
itigen NadIaiies 5u erortern Ter bat
tie Dor turaem einiee gliidli9e Gage
auf oeru 2anOe bel mir perlebt)-
ooA lit aud Die groe Der @roe 3uriid-
gegebeiL ieineBerfe lper0en i6n iiber-
leben, lno i'm Ser3en ieiner Sreunoe
miro Oas mGrmere 2idt ieiner lonni,
gen 8eriOnIidteit crit nit Dem So0c
erloi6en. =
Limb mGrelt gu nidt ser 0i6ter,
Du bIiebeIt eluig Der groBe Menl6l
Define Meni9enliebe, oiele college
Snat eoellter @emiitsart, meI6e Oh,
mein 6reuno, ser Meni1beit auf if.
rem 2ebensader 10 freigebig geItrelt,
muB uno miro Die 3utunft nit ser
8oaernte Oeiner reiden SoeaIe be,
gliiden."
Sdlofe
Nen9
GImar 8ente.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-25
Naamner-G 6ur &ienie.

am 81. gltgult 5. s. bGlt ser Scr
mania MGnner-G iein critics Dies
jabriges Yicnic in 2offlers Earf, al
Ser 8loOenSbllrg &oao gelegen, ab.
Sir llnterbaltung oller Art bat oas
aom:te reidlid geior9t. Der Ger
moniu M1nner.Q uortett Stub" aus
Baltimore lit @oit ser Mannerdor+
Ter al oieiem Gage lilO miro nit ID
nen i'm 8ortragen BON 2ieoern pett.
eifern. 9lne 6reunoe linO 5u einem
gemiitliden gtadmittag eingelaoen.
= 0as Raoio-Gon5ert oes Wt1nner'
dors am letten 0ienstag erfreute lid
bel pieIen &o0iobeiisern. Ole Sieoer
mtroen gut porqetroeen inter Sci
tluug oes 9irigeuten @briitioni,
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@ingean
Bite nm SiIfe!

Grlatbe mir hermit b0fli9lt mel
men 9roBten 9anf nit meiner Sami.
lie fir Die Qu6ferbilfe in @merifa
0ar5ubringen. Oa i1 8ater bon 7
&inoern bin unO orei oapon Die Au1.
teripeiiung beiu9t baben, uno bon
Der &leioung AUDI etlpos erbalten bo.
ben, fam i@. nit meiner Jamilie
ni@t eerug oanfbar lein, fir oieIe
CUTE So9e aus Imerifa. ga i6 aud
&rieesbei6doigter bin uno auBeroem
nir @rubenarbeiter, 10 freue id mid
nit meiner Srau fonigli1, mein mir
etmas fir ole ainoer befommen uno
menn eS aud abgetrngene Saden
iino, oenn meme 6rnu mo6t ales
ouredt; lie madt allies l1nmogIide
mogli1 Inn nur Die &inoer einfleioen
gu tonnen. 90 fomfne i6 nit ser
groBten. Bite an Die CUTE Qu1ferbiI-
fe: ioIlten Sic einmal in ser Gage
iein uno etrpaS getragene Saden ba.
ben, 10 bite i6 Sic bon Screen nit
meiner Srau, on uns al oenfen. @S
lit ood cine groBe 8obltnt, weilli
man Die ainoer wieoer etipos einflei-
ben fam. Sd idlieBe mein Sdrei-
ben in Ger Soffnune. bob fid mobl ir-
geno iemnuO meiner Bite annebmen
pir0.-8ir beOanten uns nodmals
bon ean5en Screen, id uno meme
gauge 6amilie. Interchangeable,
Musuit S6remmer. @ottesberg. Can
oesbauptitraBe IT'D, 4reis 8aIoen.
burg.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-25
Silfe fir Oeltrstd.

Isle Ser 0@em Yorfer Serol0" BE-
ridtet. bat Die Senrp S. Sdniser
State 8anf, 14t 8cIbineton Street,
Seem gorf, Oeren ErGiioeut Der nOeit-
reihiiden Seimotsbilfe" ieinerSeit Ell.
ne Spenoe BON $1,000 iiberiuies, in
ibrer fiir3lid inter Dem IorIib oes
Serrn Maurice Singer nbgebaItenen
0ireftoreniitung einen peiteren 8e-
trog BON aebn MiIionen &ronen fir
Silfeleilhlng in 0eItreih getuiomet.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-25
Charles 8. &orr BON bier, eli

-Gbarles 8. &orr bon bier, Elm
cbemaIiger SuiueIicr, miro beinl
@cri9t bon letner 6rou 8eIle 2.
aarr, I'M Gbetrenmlng unO glimo-
ME angegangen. Die 6rau lit an
Ser &egierung angelteqt, beroient
1926 Den Wonot, uno oo5n nimmt
lie 500 Oen Monot aus 3immer-
mieten Elm, 10 iagt Der @albington
nSeraIo" bonn 10. Auguit. Serr
&arr ielbIt iol, nad Ausio9en Der
6rou, 100000 inert Iein uno elm
@infommen bon $4,000 baben,
mas Ser &orr aber berneint. Serr
aarr beiduloigt Die 5rau Der I'm
treue un0 lie wirft ibm @rauiam-
felt Dor. Sir ben Gbemann eridei.
men SEQ g.. Sarlon uno NefpmDer
utlo Sling olS &e6tsonmGlte.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-25
Schem6armitGSter lGntcritiitnnss-
&erein.

Sn ser AM t6. aueuIt ltottgefum-
0enen @eriammlung pertrat Serr VI.
Mtoul Oie Stele oeS Sefretdrs Sobn
Meininger, welher front lit. Vile
8eamten waren anpeieno; aud mar
oie &eriammlune gut beludt.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-25
@iugeio t.
Griebria MidleI t.

5rieOrid MideI, oertid.omerifani-
iher 9idter uno SariftIteuer,
itorb am Jrettog, II. augult, in
Hetp Yorf gitp.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-25
SIN hieliaem u@reB.@Iub" mnr

SIN bieiigen ~9reB.alub" mur.
Sc am lebten Montag Elm &inemnto.
grapbenfilm ourd einen Sertreter
ser @ep OFFER Zines, 5re0erid
Samlin. porgefiibrt, Der oos 2eben
oes oeuti6en &oilers in 9oorn in
SoQono 3eigt. Ser Slim mrroe i'm
Mllftroge oes 8aronS Clemens bon
&a0obis 9tei, zines perlonli6en
SreunoeS 0es ebenlnligen &oilers,
aufaenommcn. g8ie er in 0ie SGn-
Sc Ser Stem Yorfer Zines" gelang-
te, lit nidt flar. 9as @iIo 5eigte
Sen &aiier, mie er in @egleitung
0es Moiors bon 0ommer ourh oie
altsueOebnten @Grten oes S6loIles
Ipo3iert, nit meiBem Sdmurrbort
unO fleinem peiBen Bart. @r gebt
enereiidl bolt liH iebr Itramm uno
miiroig uno erteilt einem @Grtner
ailftrGge. 9os ShloB un0 sic I'm.
gebung pur0c ge5eigt, ferner cine
StraBeni5ene aus Dem 0orf 0oorn.
ons 3immer, in meldem Die &aiie.
rim Nuoulta Gictorio, Itarb, oie Sea
pelle, in melder tie ollfgcbobrt lag,
oas Sdreib5immer oes &niiers, uno
cnoIid Ser Shuppen, in peIdem
Ser Safer 8ipiidenourd SoI3 i1gt.
Sdaoc, Dab Ser Slim nidt einem
groBeren gublifrm 5ugGnali6 lit.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-25

ben fIebentIid ollf sic omerifaniiden
Stammesgenoiien. Sebt gu. Dab lie
iid nidt boffnuuesIos bon ms mrn-
Den miilien. @.6.4.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-25

SefcfrdnSe, StrenieIfnden, 9Gic-
fnden, Gntlnp, niiu., mad Oentidcr
Nrt, Samstaas. Z ltbr mursens an.
Sulins HOienfelS,
StanS Sc, Mrea6c Marfet.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-25

Sefefrdnse, Gtrenielfmdem, Safe
fmGen, &itflnp, nitu., mad 6entider
Mrt, SamStags, Z 1tbr mOrsens an.
Smlins &oienfel6,
Stanb Sc, Mreabe Marfet.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-25

2nndrpl, &eaIIonf, luirfIide 9eIiFa.
teEen, iinO 81 baben BEL:
gRLIers, 36-45 Briggs @arst.