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NOTICE OF rORECLosURn.

BANKING COMPANY
By Graham H. Wood. it's President
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-11
DEATH OR LIFE:-To
be carnally minded is
death; but to be spiritually
minded is life and peace
Romans Sc.

han communities generally going out
doing "upuf" work But this could
have but Indifferent effects f1r good.
IT, start with. the people who were sub
I,cis OF the "upuft' program were not
go line with o., work and Boz many in
stances there was resentment. fro
qucutly but indfferontly concealed
This yIintcd the efforts ~ the kindly
lutant,oned upilftcrs and so the thing
tnagRed.
There .s no warrant for saying that
much Of good might not have been &C.
complishod n the intended bcncficiarios
O. the program had c0ufurmcd 10 the
IDEAS ~ the uplIf'crs. but thcy lid not.
and much Of the time. effort and money
expended was about the same az los,
and IN some instances even worse thar
that But, tho day OF better things .
hwning for the reason that the pcp
pie ou the farms arc turning 10 their
ncghbors and friends FOR mutual help
fulncss
II there are those who insist that
the Farm Bureau VIII not work. that
its programs will not deliver" Il &.
safe 20 assume that II viii lead Ia
something else that viii do ~ moro
perfectly and that very shortly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-11
RAN COMPS N TINE.

Amarillo WAS soaked down with six.
Ionths OF an inch OF rain MouIa,.. and
better sti;l an o. tho Panhandle and
Palms. according a. reports. had 70
touch of the aamc. some more and
some less. II is estimated that dis
moisture wiz be OF great benefit 10
the wheat that was already up. and NllI
have greatly 10 do with bringing np
that which has lain boz the ground for
q number OF months uugcrmiuatod.
While the precipitation was Soma
what less than could ha,o been Il,
sired, 30 was hailed with delight lll
over tho country AZ this season Of
the year. whom tho evaporation Is
greatly reduced the half inch OF min
win prove more beneficial than au inch
curing the term whom the conditions
irr different
Tho effects Of the rain Uu tho feel.
ings Of the people throughout the t,rr.
tory viii be- most helpful. fr there
were some who fylt decidedly depressed
ig reason 81 the lack OF moisture.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-11
REGIONAL FAIR ENDORSED

Again. the Panhandle Plains Com
mcrclal Executive Association has
voiced unanimous endorsement of the
proposed tus'it,. or regional f.r for
Amarillo II ie nov certainly Anna
r.llo's move. This city VIII not De al
lowed longer to wonder as 60 tho att.
tude ol tho people on the outside They
have definite assurance that tho people
in the Amarillo trade t,utory and
even outside Of that area are anxious
for the proper k.uI o0 1r in this city
Amarillo wants 'h' good viii aud tho
patronage OF tH. surrounding com.
muniiics but urt' ts su, going 90 do
with rd,r1c' 60 tu.a ,Npostoual en-.
trprisc Co., would mean $50 much 20
every interest within her houudlrica'
This .s not q little thing. uut in fact
enc o. Doc greatest THINGS imaginable
ior tho hsiu'ss interests 20 this oity
and lla Agricultural interests OF all
this sec,lon ~ fho .oI'hwes,
7 rr kind of nr boz Amarillo
wll s. pf tN.s Htr su cvposltional
center for tho r, territory. ana in.
cidnpllr hiring .u }n.Ilo many good
thing NOT included b.. tHs cVpcotancies
Of the people To uu this enterprise
.s u should H. oyr Is going To re-.
quiro ought. ti.. #d money II will
D. on rnf f.I.. .. tHu gpod of all the
people .Hi whom 'lr proposition is
D. HoruI down Ri. .H, Inst ANALYSIS. an
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hip dragging the be-, behind him.
By OLIVE ROBERTS BlRTON

lisp 40, mis- hicyous Brownie. was
sonny that hc had stolen Mr Tm pms
ke, and told Nancy and Niok sl
'1uIi &c.
IT just -ccms" olI h. "th1t {
bay, tu do things first ,nd thuk after
ward which isa very bad habit 0 bad
.uu or Co.. Guunc villas, and handed
th. tel Co. Crpukahour hyius, yul ..ll4
say '-ni The first ,Aug the .4sca
ii1 was Co.. hIir f and Dion eucW
ia ma and don, u' Even DO vas "a
little Jealous OF PPM piu Htng my
place . didut intend b.. t. $50 mean
I.l see nov that %, b. e better leldcl
Hln 3 san. Cor De- th.nas ur.. and acts
.f'.IVard
% was o. l,np sc.,h fur so little a
Brownie. After thst 100, .nIcg oi them
tHlgcd Boz sil,uD la,k through the
dag kpss~.se toward BroWniclaud Zip
d.ageeI th kes hDa.nd him fOr the
Twins bid Wished themselves as little
.e .H.r tl ku himself wasn't any
..-E.. .ItI .1 U.etu
h.a f5.n m.thug happened ~ q
$500. au,s Iust whom ful6s arc begin
urs GO i., tL, safest Nauey ,ruped.
and Me-. grshb.ng her. SID ga. you
hurlt' and Nancy answered. No"
You know what happened Of course.
She had uttered one - the Forbidden
words that PIN Rim had warned them
about. and IN a twinklsns all three q
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-11
FARMERS MOVING roRw ARD.

'n 'i' sections Of the United states,
himcfa arc cyion.ng the fact that
'f'F ha'' learned @ lesson. That they
"'' t''' 'o h-.p themselves II they
orc ever '.raI They have adopted
The Farm iH-.. av medium through
'1i'n "s a.rl' this beitermen,
." Ia .i''H
"uHI was launched in
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-11

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-11
OF A MOVIE STAR
Chapter XLlX-Cissy Decides to Quit the Screen.

'' .''' way """ u'''h "'cu hei
'N' " IN''' times. 'issS h,sah'
Ten Niu'e corrected nm.
" li''-,u 'u KNOW ih'i you We
counted 600. l'"f"''d Y" l'hd tn't you
''' 'hAi Hi''' hil 'is~N wac serious
100 spite " h.. Iln. wen Nll' scott
DOB h'I' '' ''l'' '"l-'H q" y "ul uiush
''I I"I 'h' '''''l''n l'"''. u'h &c
serve h'' uul i've never seen 'h'
'tin mat dld.
N'llh'' nave J. M''"''H''' ''u6h
.' '.'Ii.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-11

40 eco once the smoke from the fire
hogan Co pour boz upon him. choking his
lungs and filling bits eyes with tears.
XVII
For 90 moment 1911 gave little attcn-
iiou tu The deepening clouds of pungeni.
biting wood smoke That the wind. sud
denly shiung. whipped in through the
hole he had cut boo the door
This was the most bitter moment OF
mis- Me- and ho was lost and remote In
his dark hroodings The smoke didn't
matter.
The fight Tor life no longer seemed
worth while
The smoke decpouod .n the cabin. u
seemed Co bc affecting h- power TO
stand erect lie tried to think OF some
way 90 save himself. his mind was slow
ana dull
he knew that hc couldn't get out Of
the cabin
There was only "a little hole In tho
door Co. crawl through DO. inch hy inch
as h. had entered would subject him 10
The FUN fury ot the flames
Meanwhile th, Zine burned higher. the
wind blew ih, clouds uf smoke from the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-11
With Our Exchanges
MURDERouS EASTERN GuNME,

There were nine thousand murders
committed in this country during the
past year. and most OF them wor, com.
U.ttcd hy gunmDu of tho East Time
was when the wild and Wooh West"
dIi nearly 600 of tho killing luf times
nlvr changed To. West Is now the
lhodc of lawabidiuE peace and 90 is
the East that is wild and woody In
the old days when quick and direct ac.
ton settled most GO thu disputes OF the
West there was lu modsm, some
excuse for 3D. as the western frontier
was made up of many HvI,ss elements
from an over the world llt TODAY the
West is much more civilized and NV.
abiding than th' oh Inl cultured East.
ANY man or woman s much moor. safe
TODAY in Dcadwoud Dodge city Tn.
cumcari or Tombstone ,h1u thc. lre in
the heart ~ Central Park. Sew York.
OF on State Street o. Michigan Roule.
ward .n Chicago -plmp3 News
To think az Co. Ems, has become
Wes'. and those who hunger and thirst
for the wild and woody stuff viii DO
under the necessity OF travelling 90 tho
eastern setho1rd or 90 the northern
portions ~ the United States Tor such
diversions. excerpt Tor 90, movie variety
on which the major portion ~ the coun.
try Is fcd up al this time The western
portion of the country has big task
on its hands Incident to c.yiliz.ng the
eastern portion OF The country.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-11

prudent Mothcrdcar
Its NOT that Nts Sgotu'
You're u0t-uot d.s-ustyd because
DICK Barnct ,s gung Goo bee starred"
Not little mt li just t little iu.
h,rtmoc From my Juoly lies Jhy Cy
rus sheldon ut Sew England, you
know
40 I didn't suoN sou belonged O.
that family Cissy'
u was q great name o. represented
vast wealth. Everyday hucW that III,
heir TO the sheldon millions had been
nillcd in France. Everybody knew that
the f1thor newer had recovered from
bee shock ul h.s sons death Every body
supposed that the properly ut the mil
uonl1c hId been villcu Go certain
university.
And bchuld- C,sy sheldon movie
hoto-in fur tine bulk ui o.
And m,-May Scott mu,i, star
urged Co share it
You see what % mdu. M,s. Scott
uat vail not need Co. l,, another
film"
.SE. has h,r contract Cis-y'' Con.
syIcnor dominates my Mu'hrrdplt
I'm huy DO aom McNlsJcrs. So
that's settled I'v, got Co., luy my own.
But of course I haven't taken thu;
uu fef IE, talked only with nay law,
}trs H.lua letter from my uylps
attorneys %. newer vrut. mc. himself
after D went into thy movies %, sWorc
he'd mower lpnXt Dab, ID u.ury Huf lD
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-11
County Records
MnrrnniN deeds.

W G. Boycc. otuN 70 John X B0ycc
81 al. $40, part lot .. block So, Plcmoni
Addition.
J. W Bogard. ct ux to T., T. Latta
i3t3.50. part block. llS. o. I.
J. W Bogard, ct uN to V. l.. Kim
ban 81, part block l4S. O. T.
\. $ Dickson. q uN 20 W. NaT
Iaudiugham. 5000. lots I and O. block
SO, san JacInto Heights
r. ", Bruucr q al 20 \ Z. Harring
ton. $3.50, lot 90. block poo. HOLLAND
Addition.
James Sorcnsou ~ uN 20 Il. W. Ed
wards $3.50 lot 4, block 1856. Glcnwood
Addition.
W. ~ Brymcr ct NIX TO G. G. Adams
$3.50, lot -, block 22G san Jaclntc
Hp.ght.
A. = Williams 81 uV 10 $ = Nc
Kinney $500 Dot l3. block 400. Mirror
John Does 90 j. G. Lester g. 900
part lots - and is. block Is G. and s
Addition
Deed of Trust.
". $. Cr.ggs. Il uX 20 STANDARD s
and J.. 5000, part lot Z. block 90
rlcmous Addition.
Porter Mckinney 10 Standard s and
L., S-5Uo, south onc.half lot & block
POO plemons Addition.
y. J. Himball. - uN 10 T. ?. David
son, Sr.. Sl.1OO. part block las. O. 4.
Assignment oil and Gas.
j. q. Reese to Soaboard Petroleum
Company. part section 50, block 49,.
Scahoard Petroleum Company To n
J.. Lowry, part section G3. block Is.
Mechanics Liens.
W. H. Boynton. - uN TO T.. Nc
AualIY S5so0 part lot Z. block %
Euklc Addition.
Transfers.
sam l.. Seay TO Standard s. and l..
$4,000. south onc.half lot I. block 200
Plemons Addition.
j. y Coo 10 Great Western I. an6
q. Association. sac. part block las
TO- r.
j. W. Bogard 10 Great Western I
and u. Association. s977. part block las
.O r.
o. VI Lcdford 20 Standard $ and L
Association. $1,000 part lot I. bloch
-i- plemons
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-11
NOTICE 10 THE PUBLIC.

ANY erroneous reflection upon the
character, standing, or reputation OF
any indiNliu1l firm, concern or cor.
porAtion. ftat may appear r. tho col.
umns q The Ncws. VIII 10 gladly cor.
recied when ca'led tu he attention OF
the ed.t, u l- rot the intention 81
us hevfIH' 600 w~onRfu'ly use. or
niure rr Individual firm. concern or
corporation, and rrectionS will be-
uat where warn 4 "a prominently
a. rt- the wrongfuly published refer
enc N article.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-11
InnkING EnRM Am

Kind reader. waste no time or tears
on past years but turn over to YOUR
Ncw Years leaf whose page is white
and fair and do your dead level best
10 make 1922 the best you can. Try
10 D. real wor ard women. ard make
yogr ums count f0r rrogIc... mos.
pcrity and rood win De- everybody -
Claude News
That's an right Tom aud we are
hoping that your philosophy reaches
out aud takes hold uuon the peops
throughout The country. Il win Ia
found mos, heirfal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-11
Mother! "The Child
Can't Help Ii"

o.I\.u,. kidney disorders uf ,hu.
ol'n sre nitrn corrected tha fui % ght
Win Liquid Shu Mlk,-u .s guaag.
tc"i ask your druggist frr 55p ha'
uo H b. fails 90 corrcct tho trouble
with adult or child hy the third night.
mail balance of the medicine Co the Shu
Make Remedy Cnmiany Fort Worth.
Texas. fOr refund.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-11
ROADS MUST REDUCE
ESpENSES-WALLACE

by Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA lun iu.-To bring
uhout normal adjustment In agricul.
ture through g. industry. railroad, d.
fi,its "must D. met nv reductions in
oI Grating costs rather than by advances
Poo rates. Secretary Wallace 90 the De.
plrtmcnt 40 agriculture declared in at.
urp~e tonight before the trfuc club 81
PHILADELPHIA. Agriculture. hc said.
urgently needs the adjustment of
freight rates ON farm products 10 a
point AZ which they bear about the
slme ratio 90 the price the farmcr r..
ccivcd for those products as prevailed
before The war"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-11

'H0w h1d turned completely upside
down standing like circus people on
.He.r hands with their feet kicking
N,nlrss.v un ~ thu air. hip had
dropped th, t.y o. the Enchanted Cup.
'wrI and there 10 las cleaning faint
N u the dull reddish ellmmcr that
Hgatod fhc passage.
But tnc ghmmcr became e CLEAN aud
'hv sl'lm became glare The cat's.oyc
HS warning The guuW,s Then they
heard sounds 81 running
Go be Continucdl
Copyright. 1921 y. D. 4 SeryicoD
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-11

u is nav roportod that the daily pro
duction 81 oii from tho Movl rcId is
600 600 barrels. This mirh. o.. rather
slow boz replacing thp ocean. uut % is
la vast quantity Of oIl az that The
fold n close proximity Co Amarillo
win doubtless be- ar greater than the
ON, 40 MoNm. and the aggregate guam.
tity is a matter that must bc lett TO
tho Imagination.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-11

We congratulate the good people NJ
Claude IN their arsightcduoss Boo put.
une over their $4,000 bond issu, for
new high school building Nothing
s more important 90 the country than
good schools aud those ar, facilitated
through adequate buildings
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-11

Tho Information that rodIscount
rates have been cut hy the Federal re
serve bank iu Dallas from five and a
hJn tp five percent viii lo looked upon
os hopeful indication Boz matters Of
finance throughout the country Grad.
uallv evidences - hettcrmont Of coudi
lions are fltcrur through the crst
while dismal clouds OF unsatisfactory
business
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-11
WHY SlIf DOES ~

why does Maymr ro around with
not enough duds on 20 pad q crutch or
flag u hsnd,tr
"One time a man told her that moth.
ing could look handsomcr than IN,
gown she had On, 81 she tried nothing
,o see u realty wculd look hand
p ui.r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-11

Let there De- hcaycd % sigh Of relief
for Fatty Arbuckc is to rr tried
again. This will give those who like
such matter am opportunity Goo u,ld
over the details OF the scaud1l-if they
are developed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-11
TIN DIFFERENCE.

whats the difference, between scar
ingtou Han coffee and a mothe"
Give it up
cone suits your taste and the other
tastes yuur suit
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Tta
MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED
UnIrGG

The Associated Press In exclusively
snutlcd o. the use tor republication Of
all news DISPATCHES credited 20 In or not
otherwise credited In This paper and
also other local news published herein
All rights % publication of special
DISPATCHES herein are also reserved.
Special Associated Press Leased Wire
Service
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-11

Continued From Last Issuel
"You can claim hall % IT, hH'lH
was whispering oogDrly into Virginia 3
ear "You were with BIN when be
found 3d."
q oan-but I won she replied.
coidly
Cold. gold gold" he whispered TO
himself Heaps and heaps ol ii-wh't
i've always hunted And BIN had 70
find d. That dcyl had Go walk right
into &c."
", was siDkcucd by lhr thought ih"t
except for his own c0wardicc be- would
have accompanied thom into the den.
Then h. would have been in q position
to claim half the minc-and get BE-. too.
lie found a match. The white skel'-
ton lay lust al his feet
llo drew back startled, but instantly
rogaiucd his poiso De knclt with un.
cxpdlcablo irtentucss. lie too. saw tho
CHASTITY wound and iis grim connection
with the rustcd pick. And Dee bent
slowly like "a man who is trying tn CON.
troll an unwontod eag"fucss. lifting the
pick in hts arms
oh. 10 wus easy 90 handle and hit
How naturally g swung In his arms
what deadly blow the cruel point
could iuflicr
Evening star., 1922-07-02

etrated to the very heart or center
of the pearl 1t is really dead
According to Senior Barssntfs the
ory. the pearl contains a mysterious
sap which. like human blood, fights
to the last ditch against any bacteria
finding their way into its circulation.
Il have been able" continued the
inventor Of the cure. ito classify all
the diseases to which the pearls are
subject according to degrees From
the first to the fifth degree. which in
cludes those infirmities which have
affected the pearl in more or less
superficial manner. the cure will be
complete. In the more advanced de-
grees. where the disease has pene-
trated to the heart improvement Mt
may be accomplished. except in those
advanced stages where the putrefac-
tion is complete.
THE first in the series of treat
ments consists in inducing the pearl
to open it's pores until all the layers
attacked by the disease are again i'm
pregnated by the sap that remains in
it's interior. This is done with ar
electrical apparatus OF my invention
This leaves the pearl somewhat vel.
vety to the touch. 1t is now placed
in a bowl containing a compound that
Evening star., 1922-07-02
Were You Born in the Month of July?

have a most enjoyable month before
them:
1s71-July Z to IA.
1s72-November Is to December 3.
1s7s-October IL to IS.
1sS0-Month Of September.
1ss6-Septsmber to "a. November
and December.
1ss7-January to April 10, August
IS to October s.
1S95-October l to Z.
1sss-January 10 to February 8,
August "a to September 8.
1s03-January IA to 25. July to z.
People born during the year 1898
also come under the Jupiterian ray.
but it is combined with Saturn. and
while this may eventually bring sue
cess to their efforts, 1t Is not speedy
combination, and new enterprises
brought to their attention during July
will need great perseverance and
effort to bring to favorable con-
clusion.
Evening star., 1922-07-02

TVER since the days Of Cleopatra
( scientists have studied. the
IL problem of how to restore the
original luster to pearls which
have lost 1t. But thus far all these
endeavors have been unsuccessful.
Now comes a we'll known Argen-
tinian writer and inventor to tell US
about the diseases of pearls and how
to, cure them. Senior Armada Bar
santi has recently arrived from
Buenos Aires, where he gave a series
OF demonstrations which amazed all
those who had had the opportunity
of seeing the pearls prior to and
after the electro chemical treatment
to which they had been subjected by
the inventor.
After many years of experimen nting
Senior Barsanti has arrived at the con-
clusion that oriental pearls are ami
mated beings and that those which
have lost their color and luster and
for this reason are called dead" are
nothing but diseased pearls.
Oriental pearls" said Senior Bar
santi, "are easily infected by con-
Evening star., 1922-07-02

nighters to see Mrs. Jordan in new
play. he gave up all idea Of ever 60
ing to sea, and become a landlubbeT
| thereafter, the duke occupied the
royal box. situated in the wings. so
that Dolly, as she passed out. must
| needs say. Good evening, duke" II
nothing else.
THE duke persevered. and the fam
L lily Ford began to rattle. Rich
ard had a streamline finish to his
figure, but he couldn't develop the
necessary horsepower or a Limousine
shape. 1t wasn't long before Dolly
started a one-sided dialogue at the
breakfast table.
Beat it, Tin Lizzie she said In
effect. II want regular high
powered speed wagon. You're all
right on rough ground, but I'm keen
to park on Easy street. and I crave a
vehicle I'm not ashamed to mono
gram You go chase rabbits"
When the duke left the navy he was
out of job, so old King George III
made him ranger of Bushby Park, and
thither Dolly moved her makeup box
and her four daughters.
The duke didn't amount to much in
politics. He was long way from be-
coming William w, so he had to cater
right heavily to the old king to get
spending money. The king heard
about Mrs. Jordan.
Whats this-what's this-you're
spending our money on Mrs. Jordan?"
he queried testify. How much do you
give herr"
"A thousand pound a year. sire"
TOO much, too much! Make it Ave
hundred"
The duke wrote a note to Dolly tell
ing her what the king had ordered.
For answer. she tore a strip from the
bottom of one Of her programs and
mailed it to his highness. the Duke
OF Clarence. 1t read:
NO money returned after the cur
tain goes up"
Dolly was still popular. playing to
crowded houses every night, when
some one printed an epigram in one