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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-21
TWO WRAP ACROSS MODELS
Coats and Dresses
Now Make Most
of Becoming Mode
By ANNETTE BRADSHAW

THE wrap-across mode in
either dress or coat is gen
orally very becoming. The
garment which follows rs'her
closely the lines Of the figure,
drawing IN about the hips and
tying at the left side, is strongly
favored by the woman who values
smart costumes.
The adaptabiliJy Of the wrap
ACROSS mode is proved by the fact
that 1t is used in coats, separate
skirts and frocks. A coat and a
frcck carrying out this fashion
trend are shown above.
Dark brown broadeloth forms
the coat, which is long and plain
except for an enamel clasp at the
left hip. Darker brown mink
outlines the coat down the open
ing side and also bands the cuffs.
The dress Is smart for wear in
the morning or afternoon and is
made Of lovely, soft wool crepe
in navy blue. Woven-in threads
Of silver make horizontal stripes
in the skirt and also appear n
the Vestee and in the inverted
pleatS, which allow room at the
sleeve.
The skirt wrape seross the fig-
ure from right 70 left, tapping
over At the left hip and tying TIA
ends N a silver-striped bow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-21
Tomorrow'S
HOROSCOPE
By GeneVieve Kemble

WEDNESDAY, NOV. %.

An important and eventful day Is
read from this days sidereal move
ments There Is an augury OF a
change. possibly radical in its nature.
bringing the prospect OF new work
amidst new surroundings There may
be some danger from hasty or
thoughtless speech or impulsive con-
duct. and also there may be a mem
ace from an unfavOrable physical
condition, neglect OF which may in
terfere with the excellent prospects
forecast. Possibility OF accidents Is
also read from this adverse rule.
Those whose birthday It II have
the forecast Of an eventful year
bringing splendid opportunities
which they should not jeopardize by
imperuoe-ty OF speech or conduct,
nor should they permit ill-health or
accident 20 interfere With the good
fortune prosased. A child born on
this day viii be active. energetic, IN
ventive and original but may be
disposed 10 be rash and impetpous
unless It IS taught self-control. de-
liberation and caution In It's dealings
with others.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-21

SO. Ike a curious child. she tired
To pass her bedtime oDen-eyed.
To set the happy rarr-y3nEs-on
With winter here and summer Eone
Eu- NlotAe- Winter came along
And sang "a little drowev song.
And long before tho sonx z-eu
deep
The youthful POS. had dropDos
asleep.
Copy Cn- 1890
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-21
Revelations ga Vile 6qoAa5Rs5sso5x

Lillian assented, and she ought TO
be. But oh, Madge, to think"
She broke off abruptly, drew me
quickly around a jutting angle OF
the corridor as we heard Allen
brakes voice in staccatO, low-vOiced
command from just outside my faith
er's door
Take him down 10 the library"
ne said, and the next minute from
our temporary hiding place we saw
the secret service operatives escort
ing the bound and shutting 1gurc
Of Smith down the stairs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-21
ADVICE TO GIRLS
By Annie Laurie
DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:

DEAR ANNIE laurie:
l am a girl II years old, and have
been going with a young man two
years my senior. I love this young
man very much at times. and at
times I don't. He Is very nice, and
has treated me kindly.
lie has broken several dates with
me. lie always had a fair excuse
for each date he broke, but I didn't
know whether he was lying TO me or
not.
Now, at times no seems to care
for me, and at times he doesn't
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-21

ASS. Neatness and utility are ex-
pressed in this model. The closing
IS at the center front, the lines are
good and comfortable and the style
has pleasing features. One could
have this In checked Bingham, with
vest, collar, belt and cuffs OF white
repp or pique. Other wash fabrics
are equally desirable. For warmth,
fianne1lette and gabardine are rec
commended.
The pattern is cut In seven sizes:
"a. IS, IS. 40. -. - and 40 inches
bust measure. A SO inch size re-
quires FIVE yards Of 36-inch material.
The width OF the skirt az the foot is
about two yards.
a pattern OF this illustration mail
ed to an address on receipt OF u
cents IN silver or stamps.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-21

Annie Laurie VIII welcome letters
OF inquiry on subjects OF feminiDa
interest from young women rcIder
OF this paper and viii reply 20 them
in these columns Letters 90 Miss
Laurie should be addrt ssed 90 her.
in care or this office.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-21

Send 12c IN silver or stamps for
our UP-TO-DATE FALL AND
WINTER 1922 - 1923 BOOK OF
FASHIONS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-21

infections OF the nose and throat
are the cause OF 40 per cent Of the
absenteeism among store workers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-21

When I go 20 dances, II he is there,
he acts rs il ne didn't care for me.
but ne always asks me 20 dance He
acts as # he still wants 20 continue
he friendship. shah 1 sill continue
his friendship or shal 7 give IL up
MELODIES.
MELODIES. W hy should YOU give
Up Tho young mans friendship. my
dear2 You are rot engaged to him.
and cannot expect him 70 act like
your fiance You ara TOO young for
such serious thoughts. anyway. Don't
YOU think you are. YOURSELF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-21

Hiss HlIdred Nortimore. daughter
or ar. and Mrs w =. HTortmore.
100 Douglass ST. ard Howard o..
Cover. son o. Rev George Geyer.
I143 s Main e.. We're united in mar
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-22
New addition Accepted.

Special o. Tho News.
LlTTLEFlELp Noy 81 -Tb. e.hool
nolil here Hls just accepted from the
contractor. " =. Cooper. The addition.
al unit added to the school building
The school building D. now cqulppea
win ,.e..ri. lights steam heat and
every wudsrr convenience. The an.
eiioriuw d. hrr, and ON. OF th. most
l,Iu'iful and Uumf0riBhl. ta De- found
nywher, Boz The State. The school has
eleven grades including th, high school
u has modern laboratory equipment.
uDmestl. erlDrU, equipment. and In fsr-
everything that can b. found ,n sn up.
tocat'. alive school There 40, shogf
--5 ohild.u vith nine teachers er,.
ployed Transportation is furnished tbo
children au over thr district. four o..
cf IN trucks and two automoi.li,s h..
ug used 90 hf.Hg them in daily IT..
size and growth 81 the school h,r. a..
scribes thc growth Of this csgntD.
which iust few years ago was "a h,lt
prairie.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-22
JACK OLlNTERN'S GRIEF.

Nick picked up poor Jack o'Lantorns
head. where II lay beside the barn. ana
put II on his lroomstick body.
"oh thank youI remarked Jack
oIantcrn. gratefully Il was just say.
iug 90 my friend the turkey gobblcr.
that couldn't understand the world
It's q queer place" And he sighed
loudly
What's the natter" asked Nancy
kindly won look 50 happy with that
nice smile on your face"
Wen I'm not answered Jack
oIWtorn Last week was the most
popular person in the country round
about Every night had an adventure
with the children. We Ind dress.up
parties and pa.adcs and taffypulls ana
ail sorts OF morrl-making and / was
right boo M, middle Of it an. Every.
body wanted 10 carry me and the only
way they could settle D. was 10 take
turns Why, enc night | was oven the
guest ot honor at dinner ! was right
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-22

Touched 'he garment. but the drug
cur.I creature beneath Il suddenly
rolled over lrd buried his teeth IN
'He horses Jog above tho fa,lock. II
wa 'He gu.cs. savage mnge OF an
...Iri,.i dog. The horse bol,cd
lni 90 Keep him from going head
..r- mo ,ho crowd. the rider turned
hu into side street
Bur ro could not master the mad
t.-l N..-. Tho beast was wild
'a. iron 0t dumped into its Jaws a.
x -au.1'.. ls,o n stone As though
Infected ay Virus. the horse was
now as CrTl as the drug drunken
t.rs.sa. lrthel,ss. the horse dld
u9; r.t away
II fHu-h down the narrow street
and 0li through the native quarter
~ 'i e'y at the rider controlled
H.w aHd. la, fcr an accident, would
base -H, h.u IN hard. 4 water
skin lad broken IN the street, and
when mo n.unglng horse struck the
W.t Garth a. zen.
The thing all happened In q
t1sr. arI Poe man was thrown out
", '.a s.Il. As h. arose a native
servant. Co., very. handed him bis
..- Va..l had rolled Into a
H..sl.Hr.a- doorway. 4 moiorc1r
Dad stopped aud a woman was out
90 o.. , les.dc han.
'uH sa. led. "are you huriT
lr. f. t.I the soft liquid tones
. ot s.u. s'. srn country.
We waF rH. IN the least hurt and
ao rle... 30 say Z.
The .1- vas new and smart-ihe
som 1t wor4.fful th.ng one sees az
..... % tf. Rue O. Ia PAX. TIE
woman wac extremely yognr
mes r-r. tholsh; 'or the lines
~ hr @ figaro were ~. 90.
g5a.I.I ..l
u was arr,.neiy good In a SUR ~
NH.e 'H silk heavy a. ast"
1.I cal q hlt -n1I.us s,>ie.
A..h a plated cal. l.it and patch
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-22
NriumphS ora.
MJonquelle1H
by MELVILLE DAWSON Posi- T
e.loQQ . NEA Service. Inc
EE THE LAUGHTER or ALLAH

lunumcrablo sounds: n long, w5i'ing
desert cry, weird. ocry the words
s'urrfl over and blurred.
90 Slrlar' ! W. give u 20 you
I Will give u 20 YOU. And may %
cruelty your sou.
Tho voice tra.',l on i1 a thin. IN
ustiurlishable whine, and the eua-
ut,i creature sank down under hs
lufuU1sc
Tho man looked up and about him
llke one who hears a whispering IN
the sky. Then be turned his hors.
and rode on slowly go the wake Of
the PROGRESSION Ho followed Il east
into the Rue Musk
Tho horse picked IS way along.
careful O. avoid the exhausted mad.
men who lay everywhere. The rider
gave The horse no attention. lie rode
with the reius slack 10 his fingers.
A. the hue NJ 20 entered tho
Ncuve. the horse. o. avoid a camel.
s,cprzd o. the cat,lu ot no exhaust.
cl d6ry.sH, wing 100 q heap Ike a
relaxed dead man. Tho hook barely
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-22
WHAT
Does
Need

lI'.. IHu NtW.
ST." lsA .Nmf Does Nm.r. Seed
IHI' H uu..t return f. .H. '.i
Golden Rule e decent regard iW Jess
ana tNe right. Cd. others.
Au s s.Uslr,s. r.V 200. 90 -nr
lot lowe fhs uo,ehhor WHICH $3.50. ih.
y,F backbone 90 American Hf. m th.
hardy m.r.. dit. h.. H...I.I
Two AUTOMOBILE. I, TN. uO.u.
pants off fH, HIs ...H .a,fh.. r. l.Ip
Iary insured ue...u' \. ped. H try o.
.l,,id damErs hs PORTING tH, H.me on
/ thr Other fellow IH muv ..-,- This
sclfshr'ss hIs reached inr uDnf where
It-t fights are lnIu.ead utu d..i.. who
. hl- fho rEnt 90 way
IS pedestrian CROSSES tH. -fr,.t An
IuuH aurru.h,s Tb. autosf ,.ue0ts
lthe pedestrian fa hop oUt o' t.- way.
I Ths pedestrian wants 900. uutusl tp
stop iDr hW TH. uit boz lr exchange
loi h'l'rl hrgulg'. Do happen. millions
90 times lHf .n America
The same 70 uuc even Df oIr laws.
s crowd ,t r.op., O.. benefited rlisc a
lobby fund send representatives a.
/ WashiugtoB or Austin and work FOR
i.,-s,-. 20. nUs teH,lti.ug this rroup
J Another eIuwd who ar. hif by so,ae
lpropoeel llw start lobbying w agitation
against u-uUt hocuse the hw BE- un.
fust huf hocaus. BE- win cost them
H.mfttiur
What does America need \ revival
ih. o'd American spirit America
ri'f hs grown wonderfully. Amer
a.uL however Was dwarfed lea the
WALTER MCDANIEL.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-22

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-22

in the middle Of the table with a row
Of red apples around me and fine light
inside.
Then suddenly next morning | was
thrown away. so TO speak. Mistress
carried me out here and nobody has
looked at me since. Turkey Gobler gets
al the attention now"
Never mind said Nick kindly. Per.
haps Turkey Gobler has his troubles.
too. Other folks besides YOU are In dan.
ger OF losing their heads. Don't YOU
know why YOU are forgotten Because
Halloween is over and won't come for
another year"
suddenly Nancy remembered her or.
rand we are searching for Mother
Gooso's broom she said. Did YOU see
10. Jack oIautcrn2"
II don't think began Jack o'Lan-
tern. when suddenly he turned pale
DO YOU s.pose I'm wearing it?' no
gaspcd. "Do you s'ppose my BROOM
stick body can be- it,
Go BE Continued)
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-22
go on With the Story
CHATTER II


JEANWHuLE. the doctor after =
wi word Of direction, left the wo-
man at the second floor, snd
shc entered hor apartment with the
maid She took Of, her hat went
over to the window und "a; down.
s.o leaned on hor elbows. looking
alt. her face in her hands, hor
r1yy hair falling over her thin
N,ge.yclned Anglers.
Tho maid came with excited re
maustrance. Madame mus, 60 a.
once to bed. The doctor had or.
drred Il. Madame was taking .
chance with her life. Her lungs
would longest. She would die I'm
mcdatelyl In spite Of ths dry at
mosphcrc. there was certain damp
ness from the Nile at evening.
Tut the woman gave no attention.
She sat quite motionless. looking
down at the man on the gray Arab.
az the edge Of the Place Esboklya.
She could see only the white helmet.
tbs nrm shoulders, tho nervous
hors,. and the sun IN the street be-
pea,h a. She could not SEQ the
mans face. but she knew the Yea
tarcs OF q.
For some days he had been u dis
tineu.shed figure Ia the City. Under
the visor OF the helmet she could r..
construct the face. with those don't.
natlns eyes OF sword.blade, and the
features that In rcpose seemed mod.
e'el over iron.
And there arose In her az sppo.
rrr sense Of loss-a ghastly sens"
of having been trapped and cheated
Here was the destiny Tor which she
v,s born into the world. and she bad
been turned another way into 'ha
pt All. God! II she had only bad
mi. bronze wall behind hcr. how f'r
mud how wonderfully she would have
gone
Meanwhile the riot OF sound and
color poured aions the street hass.
P,sha. drlned across the Place EsJc.
kiva. and entered the Rue Musd ou
the way to the Tombs % ,hc calphs
Now and then. one, exhausted
dropped out OF tho mad current ANA
Zen In the street. swathcd 30 d..
burnoose like corpse.
The whole square o. the phc.
Esheklya was sown with these no.
tionless figures.
suddenly. FAR OF IN the border az
the garden OF the Esboliya a rauuO
ngure arose from among these eHt..
iv groups. as in garden 0f tl5
drad-a creature infinitely GA. mr'
"a with hair ard naked unie- a.s
ilrnoose. ~ extended bis srm. ar'
ms yoica dri;icd with tHl Vague w.r.
rorihwafd as from the desert ],
.ime % iho man Sitting Zoe cIlr
tub ts from a remote distance. IL
..le car.el 1u The waive crest o.,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-22
Dates Changed Tor Poultry SHOW.
Special % The News

HEREFORD Nuy -I-Th, Hereford
Poultry Association he's moved gp the
date Of their show from Dec. : and
3. 20 'hr 90 g. ana 20 The dates
were changHd primarily 20 cooperate
with ih, Amarillo Poultry uisrrs. who
wished tn exhibit $40 the show. Tn
chang. boz dates vH iiau allow Here.
ford uno.or o. have birds 90 th, ANA.
RHO show. d.. q. s. and g.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-22
Doctor Becomes High Official.
Special to The New,

SfEAl.MAN. Nov. 2l.-Dr. Joseph
e. Jones % this place. VINO has been
santa Fe Physician for some tlmn
pa. been elected president II the North
Texas aud santa Fc Railway. which
I ihg Spcarmau branch 81 the SAINTS
b.. The appointment came as com.
t.''' surprise 70 Dr. Jones and his
friends.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-22
Panhandle News

go hero Thanksgiving day az p. m.
hy The E,tHu Merchants Association.
v. T. Rogers Lynn Pace. Lonnie Sew
90 and lm Anderson viii act rs cap.
t.ns Pens ana wines viii be built
hy the farmers from materials furn.
i-hrd D., the merchants. No guns ot
amy Kind VIII hc allowed After tho
rabbits u, ponu,i bows viii be select.
"d under lb wears Old 90 XIII and ack
them
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-22
NOTICE Nd nm pInIIC

ANY erroneous reflection upon th,
character. standing, or reputation Of
any individual firm concern or corpor.
alton that may appear .n the columns
~ The News win bee gladly corrected.
when called to.thc attention ~ the odi.
tor II is not the intention ~ this news.
paper 10 wrongfulIy use or iniuro any
individual firm. concern or corporation.
and corrections VIII he made where war
untod as prominently as was the
wrongfully published reference or ar.
t.cle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-22
TROOP 6, BOY SCOUTS
WILL HIKE TO CAMP

Troop e BOY scouts. win hike 10
Camp Amakorkor Friday night AZ > o..
'i'.k follow Ing the regular troop meet.
4'E. Toe return VII be- made saturday
at O'Clock. Scouimaster Benton has
instructed the boys 10 carry their own
srah. Tents will b. provided Tho>.
Who are willing 10 furnsh cars tn
bring the boys back saturday ars asked
20 let u be known over ,elephonse'2.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-22
MANY Dogs Poisoned.
Suerial fo The Neua

rLAINNlEW nov 2l-A wholesale
poisoning uf dogs occurred here last
vn's when more than 30 pet CANNES
1r' reported to have died Many ~
,n"m were h.rbIy valued bird dogs ana
pets. The poison was evidently scat.
tered all over town from the large mum.
Ter Of fatal results.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-22
District Court Conyenes.
Special 10 The News

WELLINGTON, Roy. 2l.-Thc Ms.
ir.'f Court term is now in progress
here with judge Ntburs on tho bench.
4 brsc number Of cases have been set
ion tr.1l during the three weeks term.
Ih" o,a eases were disposed OF last
week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-22
NEWBERRY'S RESIGNATION


The resignation oi Senator Tru
man n. Ncwbcrry from the Sen
ate may remove the fostering
sore, which be- was on the Rcpuh
lican party, bot the virus - sun u
the VEINS of that party Tie prof..
ably resigned for two reasons, DE-
spite the excuse, ne gave.
First he resigned 90 keep from
being possibly oustcd by the new
honest, uon-partisan senator,
elected November f.
Second me- resigned ,u a death
bed attempt 20 palhatc the cuor-
NOUS oit,usc hc committed
against the voters at Michigan
and a. remove himself rs the les
tcrlng sore on the Republican par
~
He viii be- of course successful
IN his ilrst attempt he has aycd
himself from the possible and
even probable humiliation of be
ing uuscatcd bat be- can't fool the
American people into forgetting
ihc disgracciul action of Senate
Republicans On ever seating him
This virus he injected into the
veins ot the party 0u which hc
rode into power will manifest d.
self yet again, as 10 did on $50.
ycmbcr =, when the people have
opportunity again 90 rebuka the
party that played such rotten poll
Itics as did the Republican party
an the Michigan senatorial cleo
ton.
Il cannot be n the least doubt
cI that much OF the Democratic
rcgalning of power in the general
election was due t1 the action of
the Republicans 100 seating New
berry II DID uut require saga
c'uu political prophet them to
iorcs.y that thc Republican party
would suffer from %. failure 90 re-
uudiatc a senator elected IN thu
fashion Ncuh.rv WAS proph-
cCic, ID @ rchuk. from tine people
were generally mad. Ih. general
election results were t0r first ul-
r..Wcut 90 tha. forecast
The honest sovereign voter, Of
jH,, Republic cam o.. safely count
cd Un again o. rrhu.. sr.h prac-
'Iccs when the opportunity pre-
Gnts itself
lt isa i0rcgonc conclusion that
that seating of the Michigan sem
ator means a gain OF hundred, of
thousands OF vote, Tor the Demo
cratic party and the loss az these
hundred, al thousand, 0i votes
from the Republican party.
The resignation 0i Ncwbcrry
VIII likely relieve the situation
Tor the Republican, somewhat.
'Hr he will not be present as a
constant reminder OF the betrayal
Of The people, hut The virus IS still
there Ali of the people will not
forge. fhc evil done merely be-
cause tine pcrpctrator OF the evil
'- not present
Toe resignation is fortunate ior
the senate and SO for the people.
viewed from a non-partisan stand
point, because il appeared IN,
tight over Newberry was 20 be rc
newed which meant III feeling the
cngeudering oil strong partisan
ship and q great loss OF time and
energy that should 90 TO legis.
alton rather than mere politics
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-22
New Mexico

thc Eastern New Mexico Poultry Show.
to hc held here Dec II. "a. II and rs.
s unique feature 81 the show is an
additional premium for the bird com.
ing from the longest distance within
tho county. and taking a regular prem.
ium n IT'S class VIM. C. Tallant Of
Edmond Okla, has been secured to act
1s judge.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-22
BUYS Mules at Spcarman.
sPeeiAl % The Now

SPEAl'MAN. Nov 2l.-Parkcr Jaml.
son f.Hr.sentIug Ross Brothers. we'll
i"9"u mul, buyers 90 Fort Worth WI,
here last week and bought y head ot
mules IT, bought the mules from Il.
y. ArchcI and Jim Sayin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-22
Special to The New

SANTA ne, Nov 2l-Tho prclim.
many application of Daniel l.. Evans
of Puttstowu. Pa, FOR water rights has
been approved 10y state Engineer Chas.
4. MAY and Mr. Evans and his asso.
Gates may now go ahead with their
project 10 build q Sl.5o0 GOO hydro.
electric power plant al the mouth OF
White Rock canyon ON the Rio Grandc.
Tho plant is expected To dcvc'op $4,000
horsepower which will be- used to pro.
duoc electricity ior commercial use.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-22
Want Free Mail Delivery.
Sperial 90 Tho News

CLOVIS. Nov Eth, city Com
mission hrr, aas passed 1000 ordinance
ordering sidewalks in "a number u
parts OF town and also providing Tor
tho uUmb.rug of houses and making ~
streets. With thc Wow Zoo mind of sccur.
inns fry, ul delivery for the city
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-22
Killed by Train.
Special 10 The News

TJCJMCAliI Nov. 2l.-Ambrosia
Nonunio 5o. was killed here last week
when run over hy the west bound pas.
atur,r train near tho stock yards. Tho
body wIs mluglcd almost beyond rec.
ogu.tiUu Nontanio had a suit case
with him at the time In which there
was found two onc-Eallon bottles OF
whiskcy.
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Co-opernlI,c TnrI,r, SnIe PLANNED.

u i'i'''N nov 2l-Thc farmers ~
Lubbock county viii concentrate all ~
ihrT ruNDys BOO Lubbock saturday.
December 2ud There viii probably 10
two thousand trukcys or more and win
1' sold Go tie highest bidder
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10 Have Library Benefit.
Special 20 The News

CLAYTON. Nov 2l-Tho Clayton
llleh school win bring a lyccum course
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OBJ. purchase of about 500 volumes viii
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NcgrcSs Shot Following Quarrel.
SPECIAL tu Toe News

CLOVIS. Not. 90 -lrru, Noble. uvg.
ross. Wss wounded iu the hip hy a pis.
tnl shot suppressed to have been fired
Uy negh luhirth. "a negro hst week.
Tho quarrel loading up Co the shoot.
lrr e -Dd q. nave been caused over
money which tAr nosrcss owed Hub.
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