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open his eyes.
Tim blind" hc told her.
"No matter I'm save you can You
eat"
IN, man nodded
She thrust q fragrant O.. sweet choco'
late into his mouth uuttinE u to
melt
You'd better get Co your feet az
soon as You can-and ty To get thu
blood flowing right again We're only
q few miles from tho ,lbin-if you'll
Just fight We can make IL in
u. shook his head Il can't can't
90 any farther ] can't see the way
but I'm lead YOU Try with every
muscle you've got. Bill-for me"'
She need maxi, No other appeal. She
took his hand and they started mush'
ing over the drifts
They won at last
And Harold stared e, them like \ life
less thing as RIll rrclcd through tha
cabin doorway. Virginia led him 20 her
own cot. then drew the blankets over
him And she was not 50 exhausted but
that She could continue the fight Tor his
recovery
Build up the fire. and do Il quickly,
she ordered Harold Her tone was tersc.
commanding. and oouriously he leaped
tu obey her She removed BINS snow
covered garments. and as Harold went
ont 90 procure more fuel she put the
water on The stove 10 heat. Then. pro
curing SNOW. she began to rub Bills
right hand the hand that had been
'O2"n in his effort TO grope Tor the
trail
Il Is one of the peculiar faculties N
the human body To recover quickly from
The effects ~ severe cold About mid
might Bin Weakened from q long sleep.
wholly clear headed and frcc from pain.
Wet baudagcs were owes his eyes
Tie CROPPED and m a moment found
Nirginia's hands
She was sull sitting beside his bed.
wrapped in e blanket.
Hr started Co get up 81 that she could
have hcr own cot Gently she pushed
him down
But I'm an right now. he told her.
. ga slr"py--aud sorc-but I'm strong
's ever Lee mr get to my bed. aud get
some sleep"
Ne, I'm mot sleepy vet"
Hut B.ll .Fugh"l the same gay laugh
That hld Dh" rcd her so many times.
It's my turn 'a p" uursr-now.' h
told her 'G't Boo quick
But J have somc blankets spread ON
th' floor she objected. n can go 10
sleep there. whom m-tlred And ]
can go Co sleep there right now"
With his strong arms he halfliftrd
her and laid her in his warm place. The
touch 81 his hand was In som" wsy
wonderful so strung. 80 comforting
Coed night Bll. she told him
sleepiV
ln the hours of refreshing slumber
inef lasted full into the next morning
there wns hut one curious circumsisnce.
These were four shots one swiftly
upon another -Four and the to.ns
four had q puzzling vet sinister agni-
iican,e to BINS mind
continued in cur Next Issuel
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With Our Exchanges
IN Immense Porlkrr

George l.. Fawvor Of Btkcr com.
munity. last week killed On, uf tHa hir.
gcgt hogs ever made up into meat.
when hc. with the help OF u,iehhors
killed and cut up 2a.mouth old Duroc
Jersey that tipped the scales 10 1895
pounds. The hog was a purchrcd Duroc
and WAS bought az the Floyd County
Fair two wears ago when a six-wcek-old
pig fom " u Cope ~ Fairyicw.
Plenty Of witnesses wore present "a
the weighing so that the figures Tor
The weight Of The hog are amply ycrl.
fiod.-FIoyd County Iicspouln
Homcrs story % rho biggest pix ever
killed iu Floyd County is an interest,
Ing one but % Illustrates th, uossibl
iuos Of hog growing Boo this section OF
The state 10 viii he seem from this
that th. pig that was utuc more tA4r
two yrHrs old YVES worth mon, than
two ordinary COWS and h1d rn-' lrs.
10 produce 30 Then. s NONE. Boo hogs
10 even a moderate prlor 10 they are
properly bred and handled.
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coRNERING FOOD STuFTs.

The Associated Press gent out a story
Wedpeslev 10 the effect that cgg spec.
ula,or. ia Chicago hld lost approxi.
.rately ono million dolars during the
p,s, week. through shatu decline in
prices. This Is another Illustration Of
the visitation Of Il righteous penalty on
those who would corner food rom.
moditloa TO IN, d,ifmout az the con.
surnor.
Doubtless the spectators found what
they believed 20 Co. an opportunity 20
pick up som, "oas, money" 10 tho ev.
lrnse of th, consumer and go rushed
In their millions of dozens ~ eggs from
sli over tH. country. goo hold thcm for
prizes o. . wore expected 10 follow
SHORTAGE .i pl, Then came tho
crash .f .r, '1'ors got what an
.lfI ... entitled deceive. stunning
90 ~ the kiua nat alWats mol,,s
o., f,'t against such persons
To long tho people. regardless ~
their ability 10 stand such treatment.
hpve been imposed upon by sphomrts
specializing in food stuffe Of course.
the custom is 80 old Tint people have
grown 10 expect IL. but that does nos
make IL any more nearly right 4 doz.
en- OF eggs possesses about 80 much
food value and that much food or
nutrient value is worth go much
money. either when the crop is cor.
nercd" or open. When the product
gains 90 great an asccudeucy. the price
becoming disproporuonatc with the
vnlue tor fool thcr it should not Do
purchased
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CONFESSIONS OF A MOVIE STAR
Chapter Ii Find Fortune Within My Grasp

"l-tm not ussl GO the idea 81 being
my uurl,s heir I've been thinking
most OF what my luck nigh, mean to
May Ana ! thought maybe May and
YOU"
Might reconcile you tu IT," sug
rostcd Mu,hordea. Then she spoke e.
ri0uslF "Dlasy IT'S mot ful' mo Go in
ilucnc' 'ho little Eirl l'l help hcr pick
Hut h'I ruDhs and beer ears. IN run
h,r apartment Goa bru lll attend O.
h,I correspondence. but when D. comes
tu % husband she must suit herself
MUth"rdear Rose, Cls.y opened the
dool for her
! hope sou won thInA me au aw
fGl ogoiist % keep offering myself 20
tscr b. said Co Muthsrdoir Il
'wpuldn't IL ! didn't honestly believe ]
Tan make good as "a husband and ]
hope as sanin law boz added mis-.
rhioyicvously YoJ won't Say word
ior mr Mrs Seou9"
May win have tO decide. Cissy. !
must be- neutral my dean hoy''
Cissy closed The door h,hiud her.
stood with his back to 90 and regarded
Wc t"udcrly iur "a moment then came
rapidly toward m,. saying
MAY let's make it close up"
so 80 Pleas, stay away ! held
40 ropcllng palm
Darling you and ] can make the
matrimonial grade What's tho good ~
That money unless yuu show me how
tu use a."
Perhaps ! don't know my own m.ud.
'issy Al ! rau think ~ at the present
moment is Love Passes Sowhy should
WarF Euu-uy anybody cls'''
'llstru tu mr' lf yuu hoIicl, that
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GREATEST LINING NuERIClN.

Woodrow Wilson broken physically
attained Dis sixty mn brthf,v
wednesday n, was th, rarr.er' Of
many messages eff good vU aaI .rn.
fort from an corners OFF the world. and
one message adlr-s-.l amr- fu THE
Man unto whom humanity .s rost .r.
dcbtcd for cod. of practical rrssi-
fish worid.wid, rules of action which
win ultimately head Co. peace or a1rfb
and good viii among tHa nations thor,
Of. was delivered without ragI'1rrs
by the telegraph company o., the -r.v.
haired man who now lives on s street.
We 81 this generation cauuU. Ils.g
gage the worth ~ Woodrow Wilson.
our opinion b. Duiorrd citf,U ly I.ri,
o. love. and We ARE prom, 'o u4rnif,
OF minimize his arbiet,.,rf- s..orf.
lng us We love or h1t, thU man pa.
ture generations Will assesses I.m h.
proper place in the annals ~ OBJ, great
and m our humble opinion DO win lo a
place high up am0ng thr Immortal.
Just now D. is an Old man s.x'~ five
years Old with the weight 81 y.1r.
heavy uPou hirn and d would o. an an.
Kind critic Indeed uho would denr hr
his Few ueuaininE years of ps8cs --
Alder Bcfortci
There are few who wolII quevqr
ihe fsci thar Woodrow Wilson Be- .h
greatest living American and af tlsi
his grsatness b. hut Boz be- infancy IN,
Reporter IL 70 D. congratulated on IA
editorial uiieances concerning this 10
comparable han.
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love b. going tl perish suu,. ,r later.
% you're $50 sur, -wht can't sou make
up you mind to marry boo, aud l,t me
be- q protector Ven hc DHuus pals
companions lf lowe wss,s VaIt lif
ference does it make lu you whom lou
marry Cissv uomcl Believe mo 10
makes somr difference tU me.
There's something in th. d,l !
admitted. CIV, mr time Goo iuluA d
over please"
And So be- agreed NeVt morning
Cissy departed fen distant a.v t.
attend Go business connected with his
inheritance a Ncai must yiap,r before
the fortune would b, transferred 20
MIN. Meanwhile h. was g1ing o. study
various branches ~ finance But he
would come back tu the company e.
play opposite m, iu Love Lon.'
Cissy's inheritance WAS The sole topic
discussed by the studio crowd Tor
weeks. The girls cDvi,d m. hccaus.
vas actIug with him Unfortunately
4 didn't have s.uso enough Tor my
own guod . in their opinion.
D..h Barnes came and went as a..
ull without wasting ,uy words ou me.
~" was the only one in ihc crowd who
didn't play up o. the reNly made mil.
houairc
I think that . was tempted los Cissys
latest appeal 10 wasn't the fortune
which influenced 1908, nor was % my
chance to at, my place among the
most cnyied brides cd, the decade | was
moved Dos Cissts s.ggt stion.
'it yuu don't believe iu ideal love. if
You're 81" sHr, t01J uu love hsts-then
why not NANNY me anyway"
TO be- Continued
Copyright 1927. g. r.. = S,IVceJ
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DELIVERANCE AT
HAND:-I will be with
him in trouble; ! will de-
liver him.-Psalm 9l:l5.

may b. rightly placed a HHrs.ciln
considers his work oeu in band ana
the road 70 succcesfll treatment open.
Cd when ne understand id. cause ~
the malady against which Do De- 20
flPht. II is equally true 800 combating
uufavoraho economic conditions To
effect revival 81 business. of uormal
economic conditions. there must h. a
radiustmcnt based ou tho sriri' Of
righteousness with the welfare o. 40
phases Of sociaty considered
Who viii come forward with % moro
complete diagnosis than he Governor
Harding IL has qualified ae n1n
who Is capable Of thought Goo tho inter.
est Of tho whole people--the general
good. aaE
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FOUR INCHES SNOW
FALLS IN OLDHAM

VEGA, Texas. Jan. li-Aocording a.
oiiicai weather REPORTS here Vega and
surrounding vicinity received about one
inch moisture Monday night n started
with slow rain. afterwards turning
o. snow Ahuut four inches ~ snow
Was stan on the ground early Tuesd- y
muning. and Indications ar that the
ground and ,rups viii get the fuil BEN.
ga ~ this moisture This moisture.
coming in this section after long
drouih means much o. the crops here.
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TWO new HIGHWAYS
TO Open IN OLDHAM

VEGA. Texas. Jan. lia-Tl. commits
sioncr's court 81 Oldham county. in sec
sen Monday. adopted m, jury view and
rte I'D oponcd two publ, highways 90
The FIRST class in oldham One is from
Vega. running south 90 the Deaf Smith
county line and the either extends
iroin u point two miles south ut Yer.
"a "a westerly direction. the raoi l'cing
l. miles long
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EEsp
MFGeeu OF THE ASSOCIATED
.-.aL..In
NOTI,E no TUF PUDLIC.

Any erroneous reflection upon the
character. standing, or reputation of
sny Individual. firm. concern or cor
pors that may appSir ir the col
urns q. Tho New v'll be gladly cor
tvcicd. when called 10 he attention OF
tho editor 10 IL not the intention OF
this newspar,r 90 w'ongfully use, or
lnbrs any md vidual. firm concern or
eorp7raiion. and corrections will be-
mad yler" warranted as prominently
a. was 'ho wrongfury published refer.
ence or artlole.
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Canadlan Ceuri Cnn,rnr,.

CANADIAN Texas Jan. N -Disirirt
court convened in Canadian Yesterday
morning with n.stiiri ludg ". a.
living presiding there being an nm.
usually large dUcket iar THIS term The
tts'~ ui the Stale ~ Texas rs r h..
Summons and Jake Martin. under
charge "f murder Transferred from
Mhc'lcr County. are st Tor trial Mon.
day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-12

The increased air
pressure OF tn 9
West and North
west has resulted Ia
colder hut clearer
weather over the
Plateau region. the
X uc Ky Mountain
slope. the southwest.
the Missouri Nal.
ley. the Great Lakes
and the Middle At.
lantic States Snow
was falling az Anna
a.. ..... AH..
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hcad in 90, corner at the same time.
what had We better dnt' asked
Niok Boo diamy we can't help Mr..
pm Pam now
ITS an my taul. sobbed Nancy.
ooh. ] wish I hadn't forgotten Wen
never get back a. Br0wnicl1ud And
who'll help MA PIN PIN dix th, gilt.
terry stuff Tor the Christmas toys7"
And think ~ the chimney sweep and
the tuy.makerf said NoiCe boz the
dark They'll have Geo b, saved. too"
no b. Continued
Copyright. 1921. y. r. a S.ryl,el
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-12
THE WEATHER

Amarillo aud Ni,niiy Thursday fair.
West Thursday fair
SYNOPSIS Of Weather Conditions.
The Washington times., 1922-05-12
BEND
ENERGY To BACK
PARTYPROCRAM
Harding's Views on Three I'm
portant Measures Sure
To Prevail.
BY International News Service.

President Harding will have his
Legislative way with the House. The
Republican leaders today began
roundup OF Republican members to
insure support of the new Presi,
dental program of bills to pass at
the present session.
This program provides for pasSsge
by the House of the ship subsidy bill!
before starting out on it's three day
recesses that this legisle ton may
be ready for the Senate by the time
that body passes the soldier bonus
and the tariff revision bills. No date
for passage of the tariff bill las
been fixed by any Of its most ardent
advocates.
House members were prepared to
go away and let the ship subsidy bill
rest as one OF the difficult problems
for after.primary election consideru.
tion. But Republican candidates for
denomination can not Lntagonize the
President, and they will bend to
their new task. The leaders ars/
trying to get pledges ot support for
the measure TO insure ITS laHsage
through the House.
Their job is difficult but will be
made easier by the Presidents in.
sistence on the ship subsidy ms
party measure. The middle West
and central Northwest Republicans
are not won over to a ship subsidy,
even though presented from the Ad.
ministration as the only way to save
the merchant marine. Republicans
from Minnesota, the Dakotas, Iowa,
Nebraska, Kansas and other import.
ant Republican States are not pre-
pared to accept the subsidy legisla.
ton.
II has been the program OF the
House leaders to let these men get
back to their districts. talk subsidy
to win the voters. and return later
TO act on the bill when 1. has come
from committee in perfected shape.
While the only known change TO the
bill is elimination Of q provision per.
mitting naval reservists ID man the
merchant ships there may be other
changes making the legislation more
acceptable, and those members now
hesitating about supporting 1t want.
ed the benefit Of such changes.
The Washington times., 1922-05-12
BOYS OF TODAY TURN
FROM FICTION TO FACT

CHICAGO. May 1z.-Henri du
Chaillu. Oliver Optic and J. Feni.
more Cooper. favorite boys authors
of an older generation. are known
to young America no more, but
Mallory, Mark Twain. Robert
Stevenson and Sir Walter Scott
are as popular as ever, according
to Carl Rodon. public librarian
who just has published a selected
list Of boys books, $4,000 copies
of which will be distributed here
during Boys Week, May 10 to 25.
An analysis Of the list shows
that fiction does not predominant.
The biographs OF Lincoln Roose.
welt and Edison. the Boys Book
OF Mounted Police" the Book Of
sports" compiled by Christy
Mathewson and others" the Boys
Book of Home Science and Con-
struction' and books on camping
and woodcraft are in great de.
mand.
Among the perennials are TON
Sawyer" "A Connecticut Yankee
at the Court of King Arthur" The
Three Musketeers" Twenty
Thousand Leagues Under the Sea"
and THE Jungle Book"
The most up.to-date adventure
book is one on air fighting in
France.
The Washington times., 1922-05-12

odist Episcopal Church. South, viii
greet the American delegates today.
Delegates are expecting something
important in the way OF church lsgis-
lation. The questions of heresy and
unification. now hanging fire. must
be decided, they say, and a finish
fight on one Of these topics is ex-
pected. Is.
Majority and minority reports on
both questions have been prepared,
II is understood, but what the major
ity has decided to recommend is un-
known.
The conference yesterday voted
not to permit unordained ministers
to administer the sacrament. After
a hot debate, the measure was de-
feated by margin Of eight votes.
The Washington times., 1922-05-12
SOUTHERN MILLS LEAD
IN COTTON PRODUCTION

ATLANTA. Ca. May l2.-Dec'
larations that the southern States
are forging to the front In volume
of cotton manufacturing, because
Of labor advantages, accessibility
OF raw materials and absence OF
discomfort which handicaps "union-
ridden mills of New England" We're
made here yesterday by George IL.
cotton mills of Atlanta In an address
before the closing session of the
convention OF the American Society
OF Mechanical Engineers.
Cotton mills, the speaker said, In
the South are now using 55 per
cent OF the cotton consumed
The Washington times., 1922-05-12
FRENCH MAY OPPOSE
EDWARDS FOR SENATE

CAMDEN, n. J.. May 12.-Willia m
C. French, formerly a Judge. is con.
sidering becoming a candidate for
the Democratic nomination for
United States Senator in opposition
10 Governor Edwards, who, he de.
clares. does not represent the prin.
ciples OF the Democratic party"
81 am waiting" said French, ito
find out how Edwards stands on pub.
lie questions. All he has said he
stood for TO date has been personal
liberty and free beer"
Edward Kelleher. Democratic State
copmittteeman. was not inclined to
take the French candidacy seriously
The Washington times., 1922-05-12
LITTLE THEATER SPONSOR
TO SPEAK HERE TONIGHT

Maurice Brown viii be the speaNer
at the third OF the series OF drama
talks being given by the Woman's
National Foundation, at the founda.
tion at $50 o'clock tonight. He will
talk on "The New Movement In the
American Theater."
Mr.. Brown is noted rs the origi-
nator OF the little theater movement
in thi.s country. Last year he direct
ed the productions Of Jeanne dare
and "IpheKenia in Aulis," In which
Margaret Anglin appeared. He re-
Gently closed a season at the Green
witch Village Theater, New York.
Single tickets for tonight's lecture
are on sale at the Foundation.
The Washington times., 1922-05-12
1925 Chairs
81 Chairs-1922

of
by
Chicago, Detroit other cities.
The Washington times., 1922-05-12
Doctors Recommend I
Bon-0 Optic for the Eyes

fhysiclans and eye specialists prescribe Bon
opto ss q safe home remedy In the treatment
of eye troubles and to strengthen eyesight.
Sold under money refund guarantee by all
drusgists. .....
The Washington times., 1922-05-12
LADIES' GARMENT WORKERS
URGE SOVIET RECOGNITION

CLEVELAND, May 12.-Resolu-
tions urging the United States to re.
sumo immediate diplomatic and trade
relations with Soviet Russia, de.
manding release of all political
prisoners" and requesting that
Nicola Sacco and Bartholomew Van
zetti. labor organizers, be given
new trial. were adopted by the In
ternational Ladies' Garment Work
ers' Union convention.
All locals were urged to lend moral
and financial support to Sacco and
Vanzetti, who are under sentence Of
death for murder In South Braintree,
Mass. The convention appropriated
$500 toward a defense fund.
The Washington times., 1922-05-12
TO TAKE UP
HERESY AND UNIFIcATioN

HOT SPRINGS. Ark, May IL
Delegates from Japan. China ind
Canada TO the nineteenth general
quadrennial conference Of the Meth
The Washington times., 1922-05-12
Music

Men bring their wives, young
fellows bring their flapper
sweethearts here-for a chine.
Some smile; others are tickled
to laughter. Our big victrola
plays opera. But when it
plays jazz we just can't keep
these boys from clicking their
shine cloths to the rhythm of
the music.
The Washington times., 1922-05-12
Private Dressing
Booths

It's often inconvenient to 60
all the way home to change
your suit, if it's wrinkled. We
have private dressing booths
where a patron can wait and
read while his suit is pressed
in ten minutes.
The Washington times., 1922-05-12
Hat Cleaning

Our hat cleaning depart
ment is so we'll known for
careful work that among our
thousands of patrons are the
most renowned officials of the
Government.
Straw hat tins is here.
Remember the Grand Palace.
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NORTH PILLS Will
PLAY SOUTH PILLS
Sectional Rivals Meet at Broad
and BigIer Streets in Third
Game of Season

This is visiting day for many Of the
big local independent teams. The
Fleishcr yarners are the attraction on
the Chester grounds, the Sphas travel
to Trenton to minglc with Frank
Spuir's Barber nine: J. & J. Dobson
goes to Lansdale, Stenton Field Club
shohocken, and Marshall f. Smith
journeys to Bridgeton.
Here in town the big fuss is carded
Mt the South Phillies' Park at Broad
and Bigler streets, where the North
Phillies cross bats with the South
Phillies. In their first meeting this
season the downtowners won over the
representatives from Fourth and Win.
gohocking.
A return game was scheduled on the
North Pills home loan, and the
Gleasonites ran up record and one
sided total on the boys of Bill Rudolph.
That makes the games played to date
even Stephen and they begin all over
again tonight. Sox Scibold has again
asked the privilege Of hurling for the
North Phils. His request will likely be
granted but his opponent has not been
named by Bill Rudolph.
The crack Logan team has been Hv.
ing up to its reputation. playing all
the leading semi professional teams.
hopes to add Strawbridge & Clothier
to it's long list of victories at the Straw.
bridge & Clothier Field, Sixty third
and Walnut streets.
Johnny Castles classy Shanahan
nine meets n newcomer in this locality
Mt Forty eighth and Brown streets.
The visitors are the Public Service
nine Of Camden and they are said to
have a classy outfit with a record that
even surpasses the leading teams in
this city.
Bartram Park plays at Nicetown.
Kensington journeys to st. Barnabas
and the Jewish World will begin its
twilight season Mt Thirty first and
Dickinson streets with the Ryan A. G.
as an opponent.