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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-19
HARDING AGAINST
POP BOTTLE THROWING


Hy Associated rf~~s
WASHINGTON. Sep; S-rrcsi.
dent Harding knows more about
BASEBALL Col. Ten" l.. Huston. part
owner 81 the New York Americans.
declared today after a conference a.
thu white House than | do abou,
explaining
Although Colonel Huston called
a. Commander in.Chicf Of the veier
ans of iorcign wars 70 discuss III
soldiers bonus iesislstion hc said
the fact Il We talked ts'sebCli prin'
cipally"
The president. he added. ''ls against
pop bottle throwing snd nor ~ he
st tho world series"
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Th. nfs,c,al. declared an. ,u,. .y,
d.ncc ~ the mems sfrurries shoxed
,b.v x.re A; ~ IN. u.,rt cool headed
men imaginable.
s.xtseu NJ IN. entrappevi ,nlner. re,
moved ,h,,r cIotb.. 90 proyid. material
FOR stufflnr the cracks In the wooden
,.,,.i,r hastily cons,r,,ctssi. which was
found early this evening.
Tb,, .an,sber barrier was built ii
lock earth and debris. However. the
gas fumes from the fire apparently
se.ped through the first bulkhesd and
the men fled from the site where they
wcr. building the second one to start .
third. farther on.
This third attempt 10 wall Of the
d.a,h h dealing ras was made si the eud
Of the i55ofoot cross cut IN the Argo-
raui. but the fact that only bare start
was mad. NJ n proved. the mine Off.
clals said. that the deadly carbon mon'
,side and the suffocsting carbon dior'
Ia, hsd reached n and performed their
fatal work before the ~ unfortunstes
could raise even an excuse for q bar
rier.
Mine officials said that Death had
come "a the cntombed men painiossly
The gases. they said. would produce
first n Iethargy, then q coma and finally
death.
jackson m n whole took the tragic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-19
ToDAY's CONVENTION PROGRAM.

Decorated Automobile Parade
Mission Theatre 1000 q. m.


Mission Theatre 1000 m.
Invocation.
Address OF Welcome. Mayor Lon ID. Mars AMARILLO
Response ADDRESS oi Welcome Hon ~ J. Willis Canadian.
business Session Panhandle Plains Chamber OF Commerce.
a-Prcsdcnts Report
b-Nppoinmcnt OF Nominating Committees.
Unfinished Business.
d-tiood Of the Organization.
District Court Room 80 p.
Address Our Marketing Problems. by Carl Williams Editor
Oklahoma Farmer S,ockman. Oklahoma City.
Board Of City Development, Zoo p m.
Annual meeting Panhandle Commercial Executive Association.
Potter County Library Assembly Hail. ESQ p.
Address Panhandle Specially" Mrs Phoebe H. Warner Claude
IL the Of the Panhandle
Al $500 o'clock D. m
Address Vocation OF Home Making Mrs Maggie Barry
Bryan
District Court Room, $500 p. m.
Address Good Roads - Losh Federal Highway Engineer
". T. Wheeler secretary and treasurer. Texas Highway
association.
$50 o'clock ?. m.
Football t;amc--Amarilo Clarendon College
Polk Street Methodist Church, 7.3o p. m.
Address Right Human Relationship Arthur Nash Cincinnati
Ohio. Americas Greatest Business and Phlanthropic
Philosopher ~ 90
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-19
Diplomatic Ccrvs Head Dirs.
Hy Associated pr~~s

rARis, sept. is.-The death n Henry
vienaud. honorary counselor ~ the
American embassy and head ~ the a..
ricmstic corps IL announced by the
Herald this morning.
Henry vignaud was born In New
Orleans In 1880 IIc served as a cap.
tain IN the sixth Louisiana regiment cf
the Confederate army In the civil war
He was secretary ~ the Confcderat. d.
picmatic commission sent 20 Par.s In
1883. lie became first secretary u the
American legation In Paris In iss?. a
post he retained until 1909. when he
became honorary counselor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-19
Conferences sought.
By Associated Prus

BAN ANTONIO. Texas. Sept. is-
overturos asking for conference have
been made 10 officials 10 the \. A. and
A. r.. the \. y. and the \. a. n. and
q. by the local federation Of shopcrafts.
according 20 J. N. Morgan. local chair.
man Of the slx federated shopcrafis
The shopmen have opened the way for
a settlement of the labor difficulties hut
any settlement must conform 10 the
Jewell plan under which the men re-.
turn 10 work with the same classified.
tion that they had when they quit work
June D. and they viii not compromise
their seniority rights. the men affirm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-19

CAMP PERRY. Ohio. Sept Is
Shooting In the IIerrick trophy match of
IN. national rife and pistol matches
here to-day. thr United States infantry
rifle team hung up a perfec, score on
the 500 yard range. establishing n
worlds record. Each Of the eight In.
fantry men composing the team had a
string of IS bulls ey~ 10 his crs,ii,.
besidcs each man registering bulls eyes
with their two shots for record
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-19
DIED WITHIN five
HOURS after fire
STARTED, BELIEF
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS

JACKSON, Calf. Sept is-A fosty-seven Of the miners
tombed in the Argonaut since August dad
nounced officially shortly before o'clock tonight.
note found Of The bodies indicated that Ill the men had
died within five hours Of the beginning Of the fire August a. Off
eials said
All the miners found behind the second Of bukhsa
Byron Pea chief o The federal bureau Of mines for this District
the first 90 behind the buhsad and discovered Tie
bodies.
Pckard earlier exploration behind this bukhead had count
Cd forytwo bodies and szprsd the belief then that there were
others there.
The note found read ~ follows. .eft
- gas bad"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-19
VETERANS GATHER
IN ATLANTIC CITY
FOR CONVENTION
D Associated Press

D Associated Press
ATLANTIC CITY. y. =. sept. is
Hundreds OF men In uniform. commits
stoned veterans Of land. water and air
forces. arrived here today for the second
biennial convention ~ the military or.
Ger ~ the World War.
Distinguished military and civil su.
thorities ~ the United states A. we'll M
other allies during the world War are
scheduled for addresses.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-19
STORM WARNING FOR
ATLANTIC IS ISSUED


by Associated fress
wAsiifNCTo sept. is.-Ths
Weather Bureau tonight issued the fol.
lowing advisory storm warning:
Tropical storm central Monday night
east OF Bahamas and apparently NOV
Ing northwest.
Vessels off the South Atlantic coast
advised TO exercise caution"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-19

Wy AtsceisNo ffes
DAYTON. Ohio. Sept. is.--Lieu'ensnt
oakley Kelly and John 4. MscRcsdy.
holder ~ the worlds airphnc altitude
record, plan 10 leave tomorrow morning
for Ross field. Arcadia. California. from
which point they will attempt a non.
stop oceanio.occan airplanc fight.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-28
BREAK ACOLD
AS YOU SLEEP
Don't Drug Yourself - Just
Breathe A Cold Away

Relief from colds and grip misery
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Then as you sleep. the healing.
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Sterling's Vanor-Eze is al solutely
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Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-28
HUNTER WOUNDED
IN LEFT FOREARM

When his shotgun was discharged
accidentally yesterday. Gordon Ford,
10. years old. of Stony Creek. Anne
Arundel county, was shot in the left
forearm. He was given first-aid treat
ment by Dr. Scott and then taken to
the South Baltimore Hospital. where
the wound was dressed. He later
went home.
Ford was hunting, according to the
police. and had started to row across
Stony creek to Coxs creek after plac-
ing the gun in the bottom of the
boat. When he reached shore he took
hold of the barrel of the gun and
pulled it toward him. The hammer
caught under the seat and discharged
the she'll.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-28
BY WOMAN'S WIT
BLOUSE HELEN COODHUE

carson's visit TO my house. and the
success Of her clue Would she sue
coed in discovering the identity OF the
criminal? And what did she mean by
saying that much might depend upon
my valet? A thousand conjectures.
probable and improbable. haunted me
during the long hours OF the night
when sleep refused TO come: a thou
sand fears asasiled me of knew not
what. Bnt though l was constantly
in touch with the police. nothing OF
any Importance occurred until the
evening OF the third day after Leon
ard Whitmore's death. IL was upon
my return from the office. where ! had
gone on matters requiring my imme-
date attention. that ! learned news
OF the startling arrest of Jack Marion
The papers were full of il. making
the most OF this new development OF
tho Whitmore case. Poor Agnes, To
hear her brothers name shouted lus.
tily from every street corner as the
probable. murderer OF the man whom
she was TO marry,
! found Miss Carson and Detective
Richmond awaiting my return in the
study, the latter with a look OF self
satisfaction on, his face.
We'll, my clue worked, after all
Miss Carson said rather YEARLY.
thought, as | drew up chair. "Ha'
I but known 1t would lead to Jacl
Marion, OF all persons" she stopped
leaning her head back against tn,
cushions and closed her eyes. Onl.
a moment did she remain thus. tn
long black lashes curling gently OF
her soft cheek: the next she sat up
right.
IL have known Agnes Marion 70
ten years" she went on following he
own line of thought" and to thinl
that IL was / who. in my zeal 10 helI
found her brother was Whitmore'
late visitor. Yes continued Mis-
Carson, seeing my apparent surprise
lit has bcen roved evond shado'
OF doubt that Jach VAS nc man VIII
was in the library c'"-een twelve an
half-past on the night of the mur
der"
What proofs have your" | manae
ed TO ask. though my tongue SCENE
to cleave to the roof of my moutl
and my lips felt dry and parched. :
First a very slight clue. cigal
cite: second your Wallets story. an
lastly Mr. Marion's own confession
replied the detective. with a hint I
triumph in his voice.
lighted a cigar to hide my emf
ton. SO Barry had told the polio
the story he had recounted to re
the privacy Of my office. And wor
of all Jack. himself, had corrobo
J ated it.
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on the clock. that he had an engage
ment at headquarters and had to run
along. resily believe she was .glad
when she heard the front door shut
behind him, for she turned TO me with
sigh of relief:
II can talk better now that he has
gone. Why did you not tell the poll
ice yourself that Jack came that
night. when you kney it,"
so totally unexpected was that
question that could do nothing but
look al her in hewilderment.
Barry told you about it. and yet
you kent perfectly silent. Why did
you not. tell the police yourself?"
did Barry began angrily?''-
"No. Barry did not tell you knew !;
| merely guessed it from the express
sion on your face while you were
listening TO me So decided to put
you to the test
You were right. ! did know IT.
Barry told me on the day of the in
quest because ! forced him TO. and
1.-THE reason / did not give my knowl-
edge eto the police was because be
cause" / stopped short. How could
Il tell her that it was for his sisters
sake that | desired Jacks name kept
tout OF this affair? Il felt the brown
ewes upon me. and i had the rather
lahsurd impression that they were
Iboring through me, piercing my yer,
4 soul. There WAS something strange
lily psychic in those deep. limpini
i pools. and l should not have beer
surprised had she told me my in
most thoughts.
]. Il wanted to protect the brothe
because love. the sister" l ende'
quietly, amazed al my own answer
+ for had had no intention of ex
planning my real reason. No will 0
mime had brought out this confession
but rather the power which this youn
woman seemed to possess.
Il understand" she said softly, 8
: understand. and cannot blame you.
The room was in semi-darknes:
land rose TO fash on the lights. Sh
rose too, placing her gloved han
: lightly on my arm as j reached 70
the electric button.
Il understand" she repeated sol
: emily" and if ! had dreamed tha
a my little clue would have led {
e Agnes brother. / should have destroy
J, ed it rather than have it bring an
+ further sorrow to her. Does she kno
r you love herr"
n mo, though have loved her fc
d two years." answered. ruefull
/ shaking my head, but l felt that 81
i really did understand.
c Agnes needs friends in time iii
/. this so stand back of her, she wi
l e glad of your help. 1t will be I
d to you to prove Jacks Innocence
e you are lawyer. l only pray tn
e case will come out all right
+ Amen to that" l added ferventl.
II but to my mind the case was bla'
e enough, black enough to daunt al
lawyer, and | was without very mu,
y real hope.
i AS / assisted her with her coat,
n thought that for writer she was su
} ceeding wonderfully as detective.
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told her as much.
1T was merely luck on my part
that saw that stub; if hadn't some
body else would have seen it, that's
all"
1T seems. Miss Carson. as il you
will have a rather unusual ending
Ito your story, after ALL" | remarked
rather bitterly, as said goodbye to
her in the hallway. "Ail that 1t lacks
is the happy ending"
"The plot has not yet reached its
climax-there will probably he few
more startling events tefore the final
chapter was her rejolnder as she
left
Needless 10 say, slept very little
again that night. All through the
lonely hours the sad face OF Agnes
was constantly before me. and !
longed for a means of drying the
tears from her eyes and bringing back
the smile so loved. Probably !
was mad. hut I went even so far as
To dream of her as my wife. the mis-
tress of my home, the queen OF my
heart. My love would in time make
hor forget the childhood sweetheart
whose tragic death was being laid
/ at her brothers door. My love would
tear down all Obstacles: with her as
mine there was nothing l could MOI
do. Such were some of the dreams
1.-The thoughts. that haunted me as
tossed restlessly awaiting the frs
rosy tinge of dawn to mark new
day. Yes. was made even to dream
of it. but dreams are as life to SOM
people To the poor thoy meal
wealth; to the rich fame, and to !
lover his hearts desire. How
lstrange we mortals be- We desir
4 what we cannot have; we stretch on
our hands for it.; and what we hav
we cast carelessly. disdainfully aside
We are never satisfied,
ITO he continued.)
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-28
THE RIGHT THING
at The
RIGHT TIME
BINARY MARSHALL DUFFEE
DO YOUR BIT

NOV Is the season for parties OF
IN company. for weekend guests.
and for excursions TO pay protracted
visits 10 country cousins. And you
will find that 1t is nor always the
cleverest and wittiest person. the girl
who talks best or the man who dances
most perfectly, the one who tells the
funniest story or plays the best rag
time. who is the most welcome guest
or who is urged again and again &c
come back.
II Is the guest who does his part
and a little more who Is always popu-
lar with the members of the house
hold upon whom devolyes the task OF
running the house. Aud eventually
il is the one who never shirks who
wins popularity for himself or herself.
In these days when one can never
count on steady servants as we could
once there is always the possibility
that guests viii have to turn to and
help wash the dishes.
Il am not going to turn in and dc
the work of kitchen maid" grumhles
the guest when the hotel help have
all just walked out. Il didn't come
here to work and I'm not going to-
/ But that isn't the question. Yot
wouldn't be doing the work of some
1 striking kitchen worker. You would
\ be helping in an all-around way Il
keep things going as usual.
/ So. If you are or with others. wheth
! er in a hotel or boarding house o.
whether you are merely with friends
@be sure that you don't shirk you
duties. Don't wait for others Away
TO do the careful, graceful thing.
10 by Mcclure Newspaper syndicstsb
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-28
SYNOPSIS

Aim Lockwood. n bachelor. Tho
orcyDics house In Washington
an leonard Whitmore. for sir
scoys his ldt0 partner. is dtCdk-
,5cd one snowy morning By
nor,u me UGlef. who is much err
ci,cd FoHoptng Barry dorm
goirs 10 me librarp. Lockwood
discorcrs Whnmore dead in a
tuoe armchair before the FIRE
dogger sticking IN his back. The
,,iadotr is open, bHt there are no
tooiprints IN the snoic beneath IL.
same screws are scattered about
me a00T near the friHd0ic. Or.
rroods md the coroner are sum
,,oned AT once, and the physicidn
declares that WhitHlore has been
dcqd for sir hours, since one
o'ciock That morning. killed by
me stroke Of the dagger. and that
d,atb could not haze been self
inaicied because the round iCGs
Il, me dead mans back. The cor.
amer agreeS trith the phgsicfdn's
ycrdicf and the library Is left nm
disturbed to drGu police inspec-
finn Lockwood phones the home
m Agpcs Marion. his murdered
FARMERS 6dncee. ioith ichOm he
roo is IN lore and tells her. father
~ Whifmore's death. Detectipe
Richmond. from headquarters. ar
,.,rcs and his questioning ELECTS
me fact that Barry. the pqlet, is
an cr.conUicf, Nth a prison rec
ord Of ten gears f0r forging. The
detectipeS queries make 10 dp-
Darcnt that he suspects Barry OF
me crime. Lockwood questions
Bqrry further and learns that
Jack Marion. agnes brother. ris-
ned WhitmOrc al midnight. short
IN before the crime tCds commit
fcd. He tells Barry NOT TO tel
ANYTHING Of this, as he fears jack
,ciH fan under suspicion. The IN
quest is hcH, but the cifcantS.oa-
tial cridence against Barry not
belng sufficient 10 cause an az.
tcsi. me usual verdict OF death
bg dagger in the hands Of per
son or pcrs0pS anknOiCn." is
brought in. AFTER the inquest
Lockwood is startled, by the dp-
pcarancc Of Jack Marion accom-
panied By beautiful lady, Miss
Carson. She desires 10 risit the
library wherc the murder occur
red. explaining that she is rriting
q book and wisheS 10 use the
WhiimOre murder as part 0f her
plct Lockwood grants the desired
permission.
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Jack Confessed" exclaimed.
Surely he did not confess to the muir
DER of his prospective brother-in-
law"
no, but he admitted coming into
this house after midnight. He said
he had an appointment with Mr..
Whitmore at that hour. which goes
10 prove he was the last man to see
him alive. Now. why did he choose
twelve o'clock as an hour for a
yisit?"
What, Didn't Jack fell you the
nature OF his talk with Mr. Whit
more?"
"He said nothing. In fact. he re-
fused TO answer any questions be-
yond admitting he was in this room
at the hour stated
"And the clue-?''
"A cigarette stub which Miss Car
son found in her examination OF the
T, library"
"A cigarette stubg repeated
doubtfully.
Just that Well. She"
1T was hardly a real clue" inter
posed Miss Carson herself. but fell
that il could he made use OF. 1t wa:
almost entirely burned. except fol
scarcely half an inch or so at thu
top. Around the edge was narrow
gold band on which had been an ini
ltial. II looked TO me like the let
ter N hut it might also be the frs
part Of M so l made a few inquir
| les among those who were known q
have been in this room on the day o
the inquest. Those whom | aske'
used other brands, while the stub
had picked up was. so a tobaccon
list informed me. special make o
cigarette. told Mr. Richmond ahou
Il. and he visited various cigar stores
One fairly well-known company ad
mitted having made some of that par
ticular brand for Mr. Marion"
She paused a moment. ! was lean
ing forward intently. for / was yer
much interested in her discovery @
Jacks visit. and my face probabl
betrayed my interest. She smile
curiously to herself before she re
sumed.
well. l saw Mr.. Marion that eve
, ming and in the course of converse
ton discovered that he did not use
iprivate make of cigarette, but that h
had used the last one some time ag'
! and was forced to content himse
with any sort until he could ordt
some more of his favorites. Whe
: did you use your last one?' ! aske
him. and / thought he hesitated a
: though l can't be certain. He mel
] toned date several days before Il
. crime. ! / dropped the subject the
having secured all the information
: desired from him. Then ! cornert
d Barry. Mr.. Richmond and | can
> here while you were at your offic
f and ty cross-questioning and threa
ening we got the truth out of vol
= man He had let Jack in somowhe
G between twelve and quarter-past"
n Again she paused and looked id
t down at her hands crossed in h
: lap. nor did she oven glance up VIII,
the detective announced, with an ey
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