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The Washington times., 1922-04-23
Recognition at Last.

MRS. SMITHS greatest ambition
was to win recognition from
her socially prominent but discour
sgingly exclusive neighbor, Mrs.
Browne-Jones.
You can imagine Mrs. Smiths
satisfaction. therefore. when enc
evening her small son announced
Importantly. Mrs. Browns-Jones
spoke to me this afternoon"
why, Tommy, how uicsi"
besmed his mother. What did she
say to your"
"shs said. Take your hands of
my hedsei'"
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
Some People Believe That

RI YUCKLEBERRY FINN" is a kind o French pastry
IT wife hangs a the line IT.
Joan Noahs .| .'r' -
Disarmament will take
Park Tiford . ganddsnce team
Every motion picture star a multi millionaire
Bank teller who handles of
Stage newspaper reporter"
leads double life because he duplex house
The famous Schubert Serenade
colored motion picture aim OF Uncle Toms
detective must always wear his hat in the house
A cafe that retains s old.fsshioned
Women
That 1t is more blessed to give aimony
Fords much faster than other automobile
No taxicab driver heard Of the Ten
You make waiter forget his knocking he
Any thirty Of s o ngsde
"Gotterdammerung" naughty profane opera
Every orchestra watches the
As a an affinity
All efficiency experts successful
There isn't bathing beauty in hmdom who
Knocking Hsque show hurts business.
Harry Lauder has quite lot OF Scotch n
Every foreign nobleman his laundry
Every business hrts with his ssnographsr
Nobody ever made by writing poetry.
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
willing.

THE snsrsstic young man visited
the wealthy magnste with what
seemed TO him to be an entirely
novel proposition.
~1t 10 my sarnest wish" he e1.
planned. Ito become your son.in.
Law. As proof OF my bona fidss,
which you will rightly expect. | am
prepared TO marry any one Of your
seven equally charming dsugh-
tsrs."
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
X NoNAY-Bloused to . nose
M baggery with . Flatwheeler
y = rohn ronlAut. nua auuAhI,a

HONDR Rt-bioussO 10 u nose
NI baggery with = Flatwheeler
" who couldn't see anything
on the dope-sheet but spaghetti.
Heard a lot OF Ciotheslines shoot
ing neighborhood secrets. Yea bo,
what an evening.
Tuesdsy--lnVited to q grub.stsks
in the mushroom OF a hotel. i,
turned out 70 be a pettinx party
and the Stat | had turned out to be
a snugglepup. Can you imagine
my lucky
Wednesdsy-Put on the besl
Urban-set for q swell party and the
OF Can went with bloused mt
to an EsE Hsrbor where the Work
are free. Met several House o.
GinsberH Neckers and Strange
holders. My dog kennels hurt m
feet something fierce. Some eve
ing, l would say.
Thursdsy-Hsd a perfectly pric,
less time on top . Fifth avenu
bus with q Cuddle-cootie. Tha
bird was handcufred or somethinp
every time ! got hungry. stuffed
him and bought . diys-ducat and
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
Took Brains for That

THE golfer. Who was q distin
suished scholar. was playing a
wrstched game. In his humiliation
he turned 10 bis esddie and e1
claimed:
How ID II that l.. a man scquaint
cd with all the arts and sciences
and the dead and living languages
cannot play this confounded game
Of solff"
"wsel. sir" said the csddis, "its
iust this. We may ken a. shoot the
ma affairs, but ys maun unnsr
rsn' thstit takes a man vi head
20 play sosf.-
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
Probably She Would Have.

1T was q lesson on punctuation,
and Jimmy was lolling asleep At
his desk.
Now" said the teacher, If
say, 4 must leave as have an en-
gaxement--by the way, what Ia the
timer l place a dash after engage.
ment because the sentence is brok.
on of abruptly"
At that moment she caught sight
OF the doElng boy.
Nov then. Jimmy, you are not
listening. What was l sayingT"
she asked him.
Please, Miss Smith" said
Jimmy. with-s start, "you were tell.
ing us ron said dash because your
engagement vas broken eff
sbruptly.' \
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
A True Fish Story.

THE pronteer was talking at din.
ner about his California visit
and about Santa Catalina, with its
wonderful Elsss-bottomed boats,
wherein you hoat over rose-colored
coral reefs and watch gorgeous flsh
swimming in the crystal water
thirty or forty feet below.
Yes" he concluded, I'VE could
see the Ash quite plain, laying at
the bottom Of the ocean"
Lying. dear" corrected his
wife.
No, I'm not" said the narrator;
"it's the truth"
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
His Mistake.

THE two intense young thing,
were in q Fifth avenue bus.
And as the. conductor came along
for their fares one said, oh, 30 in.
tsnsely. to the other:
Il Just adore Garment
The conductor biushed to the
roots Of his hair.
Sorry, miss" he stsmmsred
Try the driver Has single I'm
married" -----------'----------.
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
A Flapper's Diary-By A, Flapp.r

took the subway for home with my
mad-money. Never again for thai
Cake-eater.
Fridsy-A" Fire-alarm who has
been divorced and has Dropped the
Pilot twice advised me never 10
marry a Police Doc who watches
you all the time. No danger. ]
have never YET seen a Meal-ticket
that looks Rita TO me. | shall live
and die q shifter.
Saturdsy--Went to . noodles Juice
sht In tea room with a couple
u boob-ticklers who had their
Cousins with them from out Of
own. Had a couple OF DANCES with
corn-shredder who walked on nv
ogs something awful, As heaven
S my judge, though, he n, no Mech
r. He held me of like ] was a fu
stient. Aftorward We vent TO
Ouple Of shows, whore We cant
ct in, which is all very fancy, and
ZEN | blouse to the home-houss,
here | dinsiedangl. with a couple
4 Finale-hoppers until t'",n 10 mat
ress. Ye gods. whs =. rhsf
4 week! This town is asadsx hsr
hoopskirtA. .~~~
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
Heard Along Broadway
Wanted 20 Know.

THE class listened with breath.
less interest to the teachers
account OF her encounter with a
tramp.
With dramatic gestures she
reached the climax OF her story, and
concluded by saying, And then |
tainted"
Bobby gszed with awe and sd.
miration at his teacher sndswas the
first to break the silence.
with your left or with your
right, teacher1" he asked.
The Washington times., 1922-04-23

Drags at, the Old Pipe
s.',a.,.s @ @ = ~ -
older than " =,
The President of France is M Miller and who,
Girls having q lot Of fellows on tn. .tn.
ant complain of business being
lon But while the diplomats people just
ussing af s'EI
Brokers curbsd"-Hssdnn. Y.At Especially Cur.
Hoksra
noi American young depends the
they kespthsy hours ali depends whs,
$500 80 - IN N NO am moious 10 % successful
burglar and apparently most Of sm ars) he woudnt
retired night at 9fa.5
Young girl Honey b.o.uss her name va.
8sa and night ung" young I'm Brooklyn
aed his girl Sweet Potato" because she made
warmed her nghtunl away
rom him ,'>
. man has been shot by m tas. for dear
Many stsnosraphsr toucb:Sy system . ..'
IN the banques at
may very ascen sort when a
engaged in his usual occupation.
sA Theatre q. Fowler Indan,
Headline says: Deaf Man Has Hearing a Night Court"
bs
OF the hopes to KNOW
Just gaze at that dress suit bought
Soma twenty yssrs age
When spill soup shin
be 3 strange
discretion ia part Of poker
One of the penalties of wealth
the Winter. .-.... l....
IN sHAoEIAho ... t.. -s
ras
10 h~seHa bum
When he what pirate
Makes from the Of
Marriage be failure. admit SrfA
Bronx lady criticized Of a
but he
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
Needed No sympathy.
A ND how is your husband!"

ND how is your husbandr
"A "oh, he's so busy at the office
that I only see him for about one
hour a day"
Poor old thing! You have my
sympathy"
"Oh. no, dear; the hour soon
goes!"
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
True Uncertainty.

uIGGs-You say your wife ha,
"a received an anonymous letter
informing her Of something you did
before your marriagef Well, the
best thing you can do is to confess.
Bigs#-I know but she won't Iet
me read the letter and don't
know what to confess.
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
One Way Economy.

EsEIoW do you like my frock1"
IA asked Edic's sister, when
dressed for a dance
"It's-er-quits simple STAN
mered the young man,
-simplel" she laughed. ~Do you
know what It eostl Do you know
that twenty gold pieces wouldn't
cover itf-
Perhaps not said Edioi but
thirty might, we'll spread out"
The Washington times., 1922-04-23

area. Rritsi. Rlssts Reserves
The Washington times., 1922-04-23

espsrixAL Issa ~ star o..
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-04
MORVlCH DOES THREE
QUARTER MILE IN 1.l2

New York. May 4,-The un5eateA
Norwich. a fayorite for the KenucHy
Dcrby at Churchill Downs, was WORK,
Cd under colors before a capacity
throng at the Jamaica track yeste.I-
day. running three-quarteIa Of me
in l.12 in an exhibition trial
Jockey McAtee broke him at the SIX
auG one.half furlong pole, and at no
stage was Norwich fully urged n2sa,
ing under the wire after beng pu!l2a
up for the last half iurIong
As he paraded past the stands ana
ON his way to the barrier ACCOMPANYING
by a lead pony Norwich was cheereG
The fractions were: Eighth, Il ~
nuarter. % Is; three-eighths, :53 -
half. As 40; tvc-eighths' ;9o -,
three-quarters, liz
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-04

orv OttaWan Is NlCllH Va .f.,,,s
hau hug" and seems very a "H'I
40 soe the first regularly s'HeUu .,n
cane and rs far as can De w.,
h';nod a very large host OF loea! lanS
m,in accompany the Ottawa warrior p
70 the coal mining town.
a. mic Africa" will also be repre-
,o,ted at the game and oiE pu"lm
- Snring Valley rooters VIII De W.
pa,d Several Of the more au'el.
, ," fans of Ottawa have az
."ady made bets that the local out.
a, ,.o,,,d win the curtain raiser.
last wear the Giants beat puI.a >
Gang nv A Z ia count. Inc iva,
vans played a snappy brand oil pa, ,.
III tina way through and the eOohl
hmed lads we're at their pest NU1
~ mat hut some OF GilHersoh ;
Iarters went back to Spring Nailel
LII \ few additional "shekkeis ~
their pockets. They took me l't az
brttors in easy style, but II VIM pl
= horse of a different color "he" 'l'
same two teams meet again.
Az vet Dunn isn't quite sure " y,
the lineup, but he stated mat heo WI ~
bavo some players who VIII hoIG
dnwn their positions in hhlS heo
style Besides he will have team
that will hit hard and often ana IN,
colored outfeiders will have tC Daen
M to the woods
Arrangements will be maze Io' q
sneciol car to carry the local ians tl
the eeene OF the clash.
Cancel Ranger-sox Game
The proposed game between IN.
ottawa White SoX and the Wal'ac
Rangers which was supposed to nav
been staged next Sunday at wa
lace mark, has been called of, accor'
ing TO announcement this morning p
MANAGER Joe Vallat OF the Otta"
nine. The game was sidetracked a
the result of the showing made D
the Rangers against the farre
Brothers outfit last Sunday Whe
the latter team slaughtered the larh
or club q to .. Manager Valiat III
ther added that his team would NJ
NAV at all next Sunday, as he e
meets that his entire team VIII go
see Dunn's warriors open the seaSu
with the Union Giants.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-04
Finch a Musician.

The purple finch Il bird Of glis'en'
ing. deep carmine pumag" is IN ex'
coIlcpt musician, singing a rich, roll
inr wall.spstainpd song, says the
American Forestry Magazine ms
snecies has decided fondn"ss Tor
,mds of various kinds, and may often
he seen eating the catkins Of the Pop
In,9
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-04
ullse,a privilene to Purchase Food.

That it IS the wite's privilege IN al
classes Of society, to lay Out we
money for food. was the ai"tum lud
down by a London tEngloAO maIls-
troto in deciding a matrimonial dis
mute. which arose because the nus
band, dissatisfied With his meals ne
,ida1 70 purchase the food himself
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-04
Rest the Eyes.

It's a funny thing, but people never
give their eyes thought unless they
have trouble With them y person
couldn't run or walk all day long with
out giving his legs a rest A woman
couldn't sew ali day long without stop
ming for few moments to rest her
hands. And still people will work thelr
ewes all day without closing them t0s
an instant
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-04
MANY OTTAWANS TO
SEE DUNN'S CUBS
PLAY UNION GIANTS
mIrTlE AFRlcAs" NATIVE SONS
TO BE ON HAND-sPEclAL CAR
TO CONVEY OTTAWA HACKERS
TO SPRING VALLEY.

ZEN interest is
being taken by
Ottawa baseball
fans in next sun
days battle be
tween Manager
Dinny punn's OF.
tawa Cubs and
Gnkerson's Union
Giants, crack col
ored club at
Hicks park at
Spring aIlel
Practically tN
~ N.fa. B.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-19
-
FORMER TEXANS
MADE: GOOD RACE
RETURNS SHOW

WASHINGTON Nov tS.-Former
TcNanp. candidates for Congress in the
recent elections. did we'll returns iudl
cate.
lu Wyoming Senator John q. Ken.
dricE. native TNW. defeated Frank "
Mundrll Republican House leader. m
IA" Senatorial race.
Congressman ulmuu H. Parks. grad
untc Of Texas University. was rp.clcci
"a 90 Congress from Arkansas
Congressman - G.. Low,ry. former
head ol Lowcry Phillips College al Anna
rillo. was reelected 20 Congress from
Mississippi Senator James Nardamlu
native Texan, TEN before Hubert Ste.
phcns in IN, Mississippi primaries.
Edward Everett Druison q graduate
ut Inylor University 40 Waco. and onc~
q cowboy near Amarillo. was reelected
to Congress from the Twenty
Illinois District p,uisun Is q Repub.
lican.
Senator James W. Wadsworth, ~
New York who once managed the J. \.
ranch near clarendon for his aunt
Mrs Corncla Adalr. was not candid
ate for reelection having been chosen
TWO years aro for % siV.yoar term Waos
worth iasJ now is being talked of as tho
Republican candidate tog President two
Years hence. u President Harding y
uot candidate. u such a contingency
.om,s about WadsVorth probably viii
have tlr solid support ~ the New YorN
delegation. IN, severe dcfat ~ senator
Miller having entirely removed him
from the picture.
Congressman Henry q Osborne. rep.
ros,utug the Los Angeles district In
Congress and once printer M Aus.
Tin came back with his usual large
majority. Osburne. who Is a Bcpubli
AN during the present sessions OF
Congress is the only Union Veterans
Ion the House. just as Major Stcdmmt
Of Norih Carolina, is the only Demo.
,at
However. There VIII Dee another Tn
hon veterans in the Sixty.Eighih Cons
r,ss General Issue Sherwood, the old
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-19
CONGRESSIONAL CLEANS HOUSE
PRAcTICiNG FOR HER STAY IN
WASHINGTON; WOULD end war

March, when my term EXPIRES she
said
Miracles cannot be- expected in so
short time from anyone But al
least ! can plant the seed 81 what |
stand Tor ana what my father stood
Ton
1t b. Tor him that ] am carrying on.
Ny platform is due Of open.minded.
ness
u ana a Republican only ~ far as my
PARTY represents Republicans. But
+ I ann a conscience candidate. and
Viii vote with my conscience.
! viii not represent any particular
group hat with the opportunity afford.
I'd. will De- especially Interested in
progressive legislation for women
Il ANA dry and don't care who knows
o. And above all else | am woman.
with the heart and feelings and sym
pathics 81 q mother.
And just as you see me cleaning my
house here to-day with that same kind
~ zeal and oarnesIncss win cndca
vur Go discharge my duties 10 the pco
pl,
"Th, job ahead OF me is a great one
| take 30 with fear and trembling and
with prayer ou ms lips But there
are Two great Incentives ana examples
io spur mp on and keep me guided right
! hope
These are wy father and his record
Hud th, voters who sent me Go repre-
sent them
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-19

Democrat war horse. won over the Re.
publican oppone nj In the Toledo as.
'rict Of Ohio and comes back 10 Cons
ress la his Eighty Seventh year
The wefeat OF Congressman Andrew
j. oNlstead. Of Minnesota. has It's M.
terost In Texas Nolstead has rcccN
ed the praise an dthe blame for some.
thing for which Senator sheppard o.
Texas IS responsible more than any
other man-national prohibition.
sheppard introduced and pressed 10
success the resolution presenting tho
Eighteenth amendment 10 the voters.
After II has been ratified an enforce.
ment act was necessary. II fell 10 the
lot OF the House judiciary Committee
10 frame the enforcement act. As l.
customary the Hill too kthe name ~
the Chairman, who happened 10 be Mr..
Nolstoad.
So Nolstcad became known the length
and breadth u the land as the author
of the repressive legislation This. u
came about that the vets" I'm Mimi.
sofa supported the Rev kvalo against
Nolstead Eyale is as dry. on dryer.
than Nolstead. but the vets wanted
Nolstead out Of the Craftsmanship or
the Judiciary Committee. The success
sor Of oNlstead Is Congressman era
ham of Pennsylvania a wet. The cap.
ture o; this powerful Craftsmanship IS
o big victory for the vets.
Many Texans. now living iuIIawau.
had a part in elccting William y. Jan
rctt as the WaWaiian delegate 20 Cons
rcss Jarrett ran so far ahead thar
they quit counting votes. lie succeeds
Prince cupid kalauamancic. e real
Prince, who WAS a Republican For
several years the Prince tried 90 rc
tire. but each time he was told that nl
other Republican could carry the l.
land The Prince died last year, ana
there was no other Republican of bis
uupular,t VITO succeed him.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-19
LONDON STYLES
ARE INTRODUCED
BY KINGS SONS

LONDON. Nov. i3.-Thg male mem.
bors OF the royal family have for gems.
rations set the STYLES tur masculine
wear In England. and therefore indlrec,
Is for the entire world. This has never
been more pronounced than 40 the pres.
out time. and the fashion makers watch
with uuwoary eye FOR the least chang.
or the appearance - new style. .n
the royal garments.
u was the Prince of Wales who In.
troduced the small checked bow ti,. tre
colorcd collars. and the fancy socks so
popular a few years ago Since the
Prince first appeared wearing a morn.
ing coat soft shirts, and turned over
stiff collar. this has been the standard
wear for the man about town. Tho
Prince Is in the habit 20. wearing h.s
hat. particularly the silk variety slight.
ly tilted, and today old m.u and young
men may be- seen with H.Iddrcss siml
larry arranged at any 'm, of the day
Ur night ON the fashionable thorough.
fares ~ the West End.
Tho latest contribution uf the Prince
20 the fashionable world however. D..
the dinner suit, or tuxedo. which has
generally been avoided ll the best dros,
cd men as being too informal for formal
occasions. and too formal for utmmt
necessities Few tuN,I.s hlt, been
worn in London Boo 90, past. aa D0mpm.
,d with their wide us, America and
they were rarely used Joe tl, thylt.
re-.
The Prince appeared iu one ut ain
ncr party before his tru tu tb, near
East and since that time the dinner
Jacket has made great .rrnlds ufu tho
POPULARITY OF FUN dress attire
His Royal ilighuoss appeared f.ss
weeks ago at q diuu,. dance n'iIr,l
ln dinner suit Ui Ilue with faint
white stripe. vest uf black s.lt trim.
med with q fine whit. edge. and a
black bow tie, also v.,r % white edge
Sow IN, latest dinner suits shown are
of this cloth The d1ulI,s of 90, West
End appear at their nNorIte muut-
dressed boo the Primo. u Wales Ht
.st.
The coat Tor winter street Wear f.r
DO, coming season w.u br of heavy
material. hug, COLLAR uI probably n.t
cd. for the Prince appeared Boo sg.h
% ruat ut recent IthsIug Boo S.p-
land
Coli attire Is not ignored hy tho ro,
40 family and the newest OUTFIT tlr ta.
UoIrs, is a kuickcrbuUe,r suit ~ homo.
spun wool vest OF hrght ,OInrs aui
che.k.red cap This s the attire worm
by On, Prince when Do. recently 'p'ly.
ca himself in at 81 Andrews.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-19
To Connect Roads

FORT WORTIl-pllns for cu.ordiuat.
ug road construction 90 Texas. Okla.
huma. Arkansas and Louisiana. com
prisIug the Sixth District were gon,
into hy Washington officials uf the
Bureau a. Public Reads and officials %,
the district az conference here u
WAS decided that each state in the dis
tr.ct should construct lbs seven pei
cent highway system under the federal
aid plan So that the roads viii connect
with the seven per cent system q ad.
Joining states
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-19
WOMEN. END WAR.
By Mrs. Ninnifred Mason IIuck
Congrcsswoman.at.Largc from

Illinois
The next 90 years will see an end
u all war. Women and mothers
will accomplish that
They have sickened 20 death u
sending their sons and offspring TO
De- fed into the maws of cannon.
They represent new intelligence
which is just dawning and viii soon
make Itself felt upon the affairs OF
the world
War is only jusiifiahle in event Of
direct and unWarfuntri attack.
Aggess.vp warfare can never be
reconciled with Justice hy whatever
name Il is called
Year after year from now ON.
more mothers viii D., elected to aiJ
IN conducting thc affairs OF state.
II is they who viii usher Boo the
m llenium
Women you must insist upon
voicing your say as OBJ when life
ron hc taken, fur IL is sou who gave
ufc a. the world
War must 90. u BE- going.
IL should uuly hr mad. possible
after AN the pcupl, have voted for
ur against DO
hop, tu It lpJsf plant the seeds
for such thuuGnt Goo mails. such
referendum puss hIu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-19
Ranger School Force.

RANGER, Nov. U.s.. Tho total enroll
m"ut ct the Ranger public schools -
1877, according Co e report issued -.
superintendent OF schools McNcw ana
from the uarochial school here Th,
attendance for the same time last yea.
was 1880.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-19

CHICAGO. ..uy lN--Nr- NumificI
Mason Huck newly ,l,,ted congress.
woman at large from Illinois i- plr.
ucing tor hrr job Boo NtEhn.tuu
Cleaning house
When I entered tho huur az Mrs
lluck she met mo with dust rag SHE
had just pm, the FIN shiug touches to
the top of The family piano. a cloth
was tied about her hair and She WAS
dressed just as any other housewife
during the morning busting
Mother politician. wife and house.
Keeper all these roles have been crowd.
ed INTO her 40 busy years NOW t,rm..
mating IN an honor which newer before
had been bestowed on a woman cast
of the Mississippi. she Is going 20
Washington GO TN ~, uncxpircd term
l,f vacant hy the death q her father
william l. Mason, over a year ago
You've just come IN Time" she
greeted me with smile. I'm pacticiug
Tor my job ~ the capital
Cleaning DO You Ect what I mean"
hut there's one thing, above ovc"y.
thing else FOR VIII en- I'm going 90
Wash ngton. That is 90 make the coun.
try safe from wan. Ny father was
ugainst war. And il is 10 fuml his
ideas suddenly terminated by death,
that | am accepting the post.
War Up To People"
War IL needless and futile nun.
pose 20 have "A referendum taken on the
subject which viii make declaration
FOR wur impossible except in ease ~
attack upon this country, without first
submitting the question 90 a direct vote
OF the people.
Whatever else ] can accomplish that
has far sighted effect ! viii also strive
ior But 90 end war That is my main
mission and purpose
Politics is me- new game Tor Mrs
HuCk Ever since a girl OF 10 she has
been plunging into one campaign or
other.
Nth her father, she went about the
country listening % his stump speeches
and on occasions made addresses her
self IN his behalf
Her husband is a civil engineer. They
me- In Washington Will, attending high
school together during time when
her father was serving as senator
They have been married almost 20
years and have four children. three
bows and girl
Il will only De In Congress until next
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-19

Prince OF Wales. be was generally
known a- the best dressed man In Eur
1ue aud thousands a. men initiated the
least change of style which be Affect
r1 o. was King Edward who brought
The grey ascot hat into such wide use.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-19

?, Is iU Io noted also That the Tires
other SONS %. tho King follow The lead
i their elder brother and appear in
public dressed Co the most minute de-.
tHil after his example.
When the late King Edward was