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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-08-08
Skycrapers Are Not
Yet Wanted In London

LONDON, July II - ASSOCIATED
Press Mail)-The London County
Council has made some concessions
TO the demand of West End business
firms that they be allowed to erect
loftier and more commodious stores,
but these concessions fall far short OF
permitting the construction in Lon
don of buildings modelled after Ameri-
can sky-scrapers.
"The concession as to height asked
for was 100 feet maximum on favor
able SITES, explained the secretary
of the Retail Distributors Association
which had been the prime movers in
the matter. I'VE have been authoriz-
ed to put up buildings that are so
feet high to the ceilings of the top
most floor, and on favorable sites the
municipality may permit buildings to
be erected that are 100 or even l4O
feet high.
"The London County Council has
conceded greater space for depart
ments. The old regulations restricted
cubic capacity to 200, 900 feet. This
was imposed because the old-fashion-
ed methods of displaying new mater
ials in buildings of a contested nature
increased the risk of fire.
"The concession of a cubic capaci-
ty of 500, 900 feet which has now been
made, or a limit of 10000 square feet
floor space for any one department,
will enable us to cur floor space
equal to that of any of the magnifi-
cent stores in America, with one or
two exceptions.
How far London is from having at
tanned the sky-scraper stage will be
realized when it is understood that
the highest building in London is
Whitehall Court, the home of the Ma
tional Liberal Club, which is 10 feet
high. The highest building in the
country is in Liverpool, and is 420
feet high to the top of the tower but
the actual main building is only 210
feet high, The next highest is a steam
ship company, also in Liverpool, and
is 40 feet high.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-08-08
American Lafayette Flyers Will
Lie Beneath Mausoleum AT Verdun

VERDUN, July 6 ASSOCIATED
Press MaiD-Verdun will be the final
resting place of the American heroes
who fell while fighting with the Lafay-
cite Escadrille.
Scattered along the line of death
from the sand dunes of Newport to
the swamps of Salonika, their bodies
with the approval of their relatives
will be gathered and beneath a
mausoleum worthy of their valor on a
shell-torn hill of this shrine of hero
ISM, they will await the final call, a
symbol of the purest sacrifice ever
made by man.
~Sixty-four names will adorn the
monument but only 62 bodies will be
there that future generations may re-
we're their memory, indelibly engraved
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-08-08
genealogical Bigotry

How dyer like yer new boss,
Nance" asked n stenographer of
another on the elevated.
ooh, he amt so bad, only he's kind
of bigOted."
what yer mean, bigoted?'
"He seem ter think that words can
only be spelled in his way."-Boston
Transcript.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-08-08
Marryinu Wealth

The parents of two Chicago girls
were nearly distracted when the girls
disappeared, but they have been
found in Omaha married to two auto
mobile thieves. Which just proves
again that it is foolish to worry
The American Lumberman (Chicago)
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-04

Miss Matte Bowen spent Sstur
| day nisht and sundsy with tbs
family o. John Raius.
billiard Duke OF Jones Greek il
visiting relatives here this week.
Ne. and Mrs. \. K Moore spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.. Dan
Donssan.
Mrs. Irsus Donsssn, ~bo has
been 90 The sick lis,. 10 reported no
better.
Floyd MAnlsy spent sunday vith
J, D. Rains.
Scott Moore spent Sunday With
relatives on Pinsy.
Melvin Moore and family spent
sunday with Mr.. aad Mrs. W. 4.
Donegsn.
Herald Lucas returned 10 Mash.
vile Sunday. vhess be 10 employed
NJ. and Mrs, Epp. Wills spent
saturday end sunday With the lat
ier's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. N l..
Marley.
Mr.. sud Mn. Hugh Ladt spen,
Sunday on Gamers Greek
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-04

A coed rain isli 10 this sscsisE
Sunday altsxneoa. which vas &c
|comEanied BY q dsmasins wind
ard electrical storm. A report hal
reached here that Mr.. win Cant. d
near this slaes. wss killsd 10 biz
home by lishtsains
Misess Amanda and Loaiss Bat
son and Thos. Yoklsy. dSashvilis
spent Sunday with the tormss',
relatives near hsse.
Quite . crowd from this vieiais,
attended the Junios picnic q, Can.
bsslaad Furnace Saturday.
Misses Vera Phillips and lnaossss
Hnria and Bod Phillips s,.sndss,
the Tiddless. Coolest u tha Kas
mace Saturday night
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ y psitssson and
N. J EieAoison spen. Saturday and
Sunday si.k the lai.sss daughter
Mrs. s,slsy Hall. near Charlotte
MrsL J. W. Gillock aud hrs. W
r. Hsgswood spsn. Sunday With
their daughter and sister, respect
iuIly. Mrs ]. T. Sutton, nsar Betsy.
town
Mr.. aud Mrs W. d. Proctor and
iamily spent the Weekend with
Mrs. proctos's sister. Mn. Stokes,
near beeisaase.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-04

| desire 10 sell my rsstaufa ut.
col, drink stsnd sad roonins house
furnishings. centrally locstsd In
Dickson. This property 10 ,wo
aooss ho@ lhe posioMcs. between
the two National Banks and leio-e
10 the depot, There ere twelve
rooms on the second floor. which
are renting at = reasonable rate.
THIS 10 . good opportunity ior q
man aud bis uiis TO bull, ~ an
ssc~ll.a, and profitable business
Ny reason Tor desiring TO sell is
tha, | am offered . good position
in the timber business. . vorA
which ! think cults me better than
the restaurant business Will sell
al 8 hsssaAn 40 eAsg, tssns.
w B. WILLIAMS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-04
Beeirange News.

Ciops are looking 6n.-had j,
nirs rain Asnday. which y. need
I'd ssiy much.
Mrs. Eliza freeman .pent tbs past
week 9Th reia.,v-s usys Lone OAK
Quite . l.,s. crowd pom this VI
ciulty .p-ni the day win tho Jun
iofs 81 Cumberland Furnace lac,
Saturday.
y. W. Nipp.r aud family spen,
Sunday ~ith HE s,stsf. Mfs. Joht
Freeman near this place
Mis-. Hattie freeman spent Sat
urdsy night with her cousin, Mis,
Delms Nipper. Gear Cumberland
Furnace.
Mr.. and Ms P. X Freeman sud
childsea sp~nt sunday With ,hs
iormsIe par-nts
Weldon Cooper. Of southside,
spent sunday snd sunday nigh
With bic friend John Harvey. aud
family.
Mr. sod Mr.. W y Freeman. oI
Hsmble. spen, Saturday aud eun.
day eth the iorner's father. W n
Freeman. near here.
M and Mp q T freeman and
Elsie Fse.msn vent to D,cksou
sunday to spend = lev dave wi,h
relatives
Nike McCarty Of Nashville spen,
Sunday ands Mnndsy +sith r~tsssses
here
W n FREEMAN spent ls., ~eeL
iu Dickson Waiting his brother and
other relatives at end near t,efs.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-04
osiTuAas

siH SisEs raAsthsli ~ssevs. .,
n undrthiil n Dict.on aud dsush.
ter u M snd Mn q " Msy.
berry. n H,ehmsn county, disd
Wednesday,. July 3 ie2S =, NJ,
rhoma. Hosp,,sl. ksshvlils. alter
undergoing a ssrtous operation . nv
days previous She ~As born 10
Hickman county July II, 1893,
Al ,h. age 81 II che united With
the Christian Church 10 which faith
che was devoted.
On October n. 1908 oh. go
united In marriage 10 II h Under.
hill, end 10 thla uainn eight child.
REQ ssss born. two al which haze
preceded Der n ths sssve.
Mr.. rndsfhiil Leaves behind 10
mourn her goisa away. father,
mother. tire. hseth~ss. two .,s sr,.
husband aud sis children, the baby
being nineteen nonlhs old
During hss liis In Dickson phs
made host u friends, sbs ~ .
devoted 1seaAsh 4 good nslshbos
aud loysf vile M her |, can bs
truly ssid, "Hss sun has gone do~s
~hils T. 10 ye, dsy.'
Funeral service wss b@ld =, Dhe
Christian Cbasch July 7, snd iptsr
nent took place 10 UoI0s Ccms,Ay
W. weep ins brit, M ,vad-s.r siie.
&c. made msHs Arvsid. bright.
No more devoted mv'he' Low.
VIE hep, hume s1tts 1ras slight.
And Oh. 10 ~i,h the ANGEL Hcst
With sinlsss heart and stainless
hsn6s.
Waiting 10 meet The friends 10 eons.
TO tina, brieh, and hsrpy tasd.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-04

Disorders u the bovess are en-.
ustssly dsassfcaa. particularly
duriaa ths hot weather Of .the sam.
nsr months, and 10 order 10 pro.
.sci yourself aud family against =
sudden attack. get . bottle oil
Chambeslain's Collie snd Dianhoss
Remedy. II can be depended 40.
90 Many have testified 10 is
exceil~nee.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-04
Tssnessse City


Crowded ont last week
xiss Vida Allan. Of Detroit
Mich, ns susss .. tbs r. A. Wrish,
homo.
Birthday parties come rsihsi
thick as the beginning Of the week
Helen Cosbin bad oss sunday and
Thslms Esins Monday,
School began Mosday With Miss
Clara Thompson. oi Aekwsn In
the primary work and Francis
Ritehison head u the school.
Mr.. sed Mrs Does Rushing Wait.
cd relatives here sunday.
Peaches are beins shipped En-
isnsivsly this ~sek Butler Evans
10 marketing his 10 EsohvilIs. Miss
Phillip. isv,'liot nany locally ssd
shipping a. far ~ Chicago. The
price 10 the loves. 10 years.
Charley Ku,chmsn has Joined
.hs ranks VI The SICK.
Edward Reed |. laying ID this
week or account u sickness.
Mrs., snons 10 not improving
bat is steadily growing weskss,
Mn Crockett, sister d Tom Bail
sy visited II his home last week
Bob Moody and soa. Rex. have
LETT ior their nome In Nashville
after spending tAsn vacation here
Mr. and Mrs Chss. Few Oh
Gamers Cfssk went 10 Wayerly
Saturday,
Au. l., :. HolIsy vas q welcome
esllss hers last week.
Mrs. Pearl Harris and children Of
The Masonic Home. NashviiIs are
quests ., the Hollis Harris home.
M Psrs,, Mrs. Long and the
Misses Long OF White Dab we're
guests At the Dan McCosd home
Sunday
Bro. Copeland Ia at Baskerville
this week holding meetings.
Mr., and Mrs. II D Copeland
M and Mrs G. X. McCord MIS-
/. n>MsEwa >.s4 Ass4. r. A. Wright
all motofsd 10 Cumberland Furnace
10 call on T. A Wright ons nigh,
lass week.
I'll Mckinney went TO Nashville
Moadsy to undergo an operation
% bic throat.
nr. and Mrs. Pentscoh OF Dick.
son visited Mrs ksble Psn,soos,
Reed los. Sunday
Prot, II. G, Marmon will 70 TO
Barney. Ga. neit year where he
will teach.
The Missss Pearl and Sally
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-04
Notice.

To the lsd,ss and serts n Dick
500 | will have 90 display IN m,
room a, tbs Halhsoos Hossl SINAI
supply Of the Frsooo Hys.oie
Compan7 a Chic aso--ssm. eonsiss
iss Of treatments is all kinds ol
etins.-oily. dry or normal.
Also line ios the kitchen All
kinds oi cake 6svosiBs and noei
any thing you sas' IN that line
II | have not GOT II 10 stock esn
get II ~, you ON shct' notice and
d.liv-s
Pl.sse come in 10 ere Ne - you
~ill Always sAnt 10 loot ycur best
Minnie Caoley. Agent.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-04
Land Bargains.

Fasms from 10 scres up. You
buy direct from owners. Grows
ally crops grown IN = Fean7ss--.
Fine tobacco and strawberries.
Good water. Also timber and cut
over lands. Write Tor particulars
aud tssms. q. Y BENNETT,
Msnchestsr, Tenn,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-04

Sauce 10 used 90 create an sp
petite % relish ior the iood Tbs
night way 10 TO look TO your d..
ses,iou. When you have . good
digestion you are certain 10 rslish
Jour food. Cham berlains Tablets
improve the digestion, create .
healthy appetite and cause . ssutls
movement, OF the bowels.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-04
Notkc.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Tbs 10 to oo,,iy all parties tbs,
| uill not be responsible iot any
debs. made By mg son, 4 9. Pske.
OF responsible Tor bic arts 10 the
future ID u, PACK,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-04

Gss yous safety rssm blades al
The Clsmots Pharmacy. All stsed.
ard mskss.
FOR SALE-Cofn 81 MOO "
hs'~l. Mrs. Csris B,,naisllois
in The fourteenth district
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-04

Good Wild pasture, seventy Ave
acres. with sprins water. LOO
per month. ". X. SENSING.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-04

Dinple Bfasssll ere sl the home Of
THAR unels W. n. E.hsTidga
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-04

FOR TRADE - Seven psstnss
studehske. Au,onoSils. Will trade
| ie Ford See John Coleman. n.
MAin 81.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-13

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE OF
tIIiNG EINhIt ACCOUNT N TUE
COUNTY COJHT OF TIiE STATE
or OREGON FOR KLAMATH
COUNTY
I'm the Matter Of the Estate u
Inoao G. NiInhgN. focoarnd.
Hpgan i8 hereby given that have
flied my F,"al Account and Report
ng Administrator of the Estate Of
lH'un g.. Mitchell, deceased, and the
ubDgn entitled Court has fixed upon
$50 O'Clock IN the afternoon of the
Iiih day of October, 1929, nB tho
time, ana 'Ur County Court room IN
the Court House NJ klamath County.
Oregon. iu the cry Of Klamath Falls,
ga Ihm place. whom and whur0 any
puryu may present any objection or
"sr0piigu 90 anything contained
therein. ur To- anything done by me
aE Administrator and that at such
lIwr and place, The above entitled
Court W.Il finally paa8 upon and set
tie aild account
CLARENCE a. MITCHELL,
Administrator ~ the Estate Of Isaac
o.. Mitchell. deceased.
70 lH,sm.2l o i1l
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-13
POSTNhSTEE'S PROBLEMS TO
BE DISCUSSED AT MEET

SAN 'FRhNCIsCO. Sept. IA
Problems confronting smaller post
offices throughout the country will
be discussed By the national league
Of pogtmastors Of the United States,
an organization composed OF TO-
600 third and fourth class post
mngicrJ, when II meets here In an
nual convention September 1920.
Standardization OF government post.
office equipment will be the prin-
cipal-tOpic OF discussion.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-13
NJ. nnll- IInnfrr

Nr. DUCK Hunter
uUNbul, Waterproof Hunting Coats,
Pants AND 'urs--IIoOd--and Blil
Brand Rubber Boots, Leather Nc,ts
--uIt style #---rWcatcrg, Gloves, Wool
SOR---uOw ready NJ X. u. X. Store,
Leading tluiLiUrs. 3O.lJ
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-13

Don't forget the Womans' Auxi-
liary cooked food sale. next Saturday
at the Mclhase Bldg, Corner 9Th and
Main SIS. 1915
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-13
NOTICE:

S. raulH Episcopal Guild will
meet ~ fho home Of Nra q. -.
EHrdr. g31 y Third. st.. Thursday,
.--L-- IL u : al p. m- -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-13

Tug H'IE $3.50 rifle and 70
n.r.. r....HH .Hnf~rr. '-..
H1.H HH"H nHrs plush cont. .itc ar.
.|.H Bloc. En. collar .uI .Hl#. sfa.
.E I.". IH. sl, after % o'clock.
Iga
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-13

TCW SALE Pack saddles; also 10
dol fruit iurg l3tg
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-13

urlTT ROOMS, Bath and phone.
$40 Walnut. corner gth. 1871
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-13

gACVIrICr lot Lnfnyluw hdd'.
ton. lot o. Tl0,E 81. $3.50 cash.
VIM lnrDH.. uwu.s. Hotel Tour.
HIur. Cnh.UI. ..l 13a
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-13

Tor ColuuDNd lu Auto CurDaIu1. roo
Connolly Brother. |l2 Main. 70
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-13

LOST h .rma lur bort mt, hn.
r..un uI.n. and INmH-fH sal
Reform tu LHk IJaIr ttt..v Str.
I... i#-ttH
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-13

Connolly Bros. nI2 Main gt. ru.
m.r AUTO Y HIuu. -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-13

FuH #NlE OR TRADE. f.ia moIrI
Cadillac touring running ir1.r.
...|..f' .Hr truck or service ..r -
q. ..n. 'ln. 1915
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-13

WANTED EHff'.ar,I woman 'u
work ar klamath Wpumr IgI
South Syil. a. 1889
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-28
CUFFS TO MAKE
FIGHT FOR WIN
over BULLDOGS

CANYON. Nov Eth, West Texas
state Normal College Buffaluos WI
play their annual Turkey Day game a.
Clarendon Thursday, November 30, with
their old rivals. the Clarendon College
Bulldogs Coach Burton and his men
realize that this viii probably Dc their
hardest game during th" entire season
and win over the Bulldogs would mean
"a great d,1l 1S the Clarendon eleven
has not lost % game this season. The
Blffnloes suffered 10 Co q defeat at
the hands 90 the Bulldogs two weeks
ago and according 90 dope the BULLDOGS
are scheduled To win. However Coach
Burton VIII have better hackfield ami
a much stronger line than the one that
faced tho Bulldogs two weeks ago. Roy
Reed the hard hitting halfhack from
Hale Center will d. iu good form for
the clash. lie VIII strengthen the back.
field considerable. Nhitacrc. big l10
10. guard and Lancaster who tips the
scales 10 $50 he will greatly strengthen
the Buffalo line.
Coach Burton is teaching his men -
break up passes and also working on a
new form OF stopping end runs which n
The major part of the Bulldogs offensive
work
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-28
M'LEAN TIGERS
BEAT WELLINGTON
Special to The New.

MCLEAN. Nos g., wet and heavy
field was the scene 90 desperately
fought game at Mclean Friday even.
ing Wellington high school lads suffered
the greatest ce'eai of the season. With
hopes and expectations dangling high
the Tigers plHggh,d through the visitors
like whlrivlrd Or cam not Boz saii
that the visitors did not play a classy
game but tho offens. aud defense offer.
"a by the locals was impr,rfable \
game nrht was offered but au Of 10
avail
The Wa'koyer WAS complete sur
prise sine. tha Wellington lads hattlcd
the famous Cuidress eleven 20 q score
and game Tint is no d.s.rodt to any
team. tn, Mclean eleven had several
first string men cut of the line up in.
Guiding the quarter back
To date Tho Mclean Tigers possess a
record that IL cnvlhlc 90 any high
school having scored ia 90 their oppon.
Cnts o. on their home gridiron during
this season The goal line has been "a
danger several times this year but 10
nigh school team has had the necessary
punch 20 carry the uiF.skln across New.
~ before has The team set such preoe-
dent and recorded such history. The
f.nal game 90 The season viii b. played
a, Caude against the Mustangs"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-28
HOLLIS NOT RULED
OUT, SAYS CHANDLER


ABILENE. Not. 27.-PresIdent 4. =.
chandler 20 She Texas intercollegiate
Athletic Association said today that
81 he impression had gone out that
Us ruling declaring Hub Hollis. full
lack a. Austin college. Ineligible 20
l.ay also threw Austin College out
- The championship race. was wrong.
According to 90. rules 81 the 7. /. A.
\ found Hub Hollis Ineligible Ia par
ir'pate ia athletics on the Austin
College team Tor the remainder OF the
stason, Chandler said so far as
Austin CD.lcgf being thrown out -
the 7 ] a A 0hlmpionship IL con.
'erned. have not made any state
ment nor VII . make statement ono
way or the other uutn the meeting
81 the 7 J. A. A. in Dallas December
lih.' II o. Understood here the con-
siituiion of the ASSOCIATION automati.
oaily throws Qut two games IN which
Hollis participated Hr.or o. Chambers
d"oision as % hls eligibility. rondersS
On Mo-. 3
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-28
HARvESTERS ARE
GUESTS At PARTY
BY PAMpALADIES

PANpA, Nov 25-Mosdamcs W. *.
Brown W u Silycr, Bucl Irwin. Ray
Wal s. Col,. W VI. Craven. \. H.
n.Icetto. J.. G.. McMmtry ". =. Dun
conn., G. q HWkaplllar were hogessos
Co. complimentary entertainment ten
ierud tho "ramm llaVost,rs' on
Thursday evening OF the past week AZ
1r American Legion Hall
The mll was 1rtIstioallv decorated
m DO, lluryestors cUlors OF green ana
gold. ribbons OF .rep, paper fcstooulug
the Window LIGHTS and mantcl while
..l0r.d balloons wcr, suspended by rib.
lous bon tine windows clustered about
thv lights. and over the large mirror
above the woutol giving the whole a
very "cIrnvuustiD' air.
Iu m alDoto mad. festive with th.
green and gold crepe paper Mrs Bucl
Irwin, wife of the coach. served punch
throughout the evening
After the arrival OF an the guests. an
exciting turkey hunt started an even
IaE ot merriuent which was filled with
games, contests, comical situations. mt
size. and much hughter-all entering
heartily into the spirit OF mirth. ana
each one doing his part 10 make thu
evening Il success.
Al q lat, hour delicious refreshments
of pressed turkey sandwiches. fruit
salad pumpkin uic with whipped cream
and hot chocolate were served cafeteria
style
Those enjoying the evening werc'
Misses Mabel Mundy. Annie Laurie
Sawyer Flora Williams. Frances Hop
kIns. Grace Hughes. Neville Morris,
Lisi, Lard Frcda Archer. Eula Meae-
ows. Earle Fletcher. Thelma Burleson,
Mary Mcers olive nunkel, Evelyn
Blackwell Daisy Shackolton. opal Nc
Ray. Nadia Tallcy. Etheyle Wilosn.
Fave Roberts. sophia Short. Mamie
Brady Margaret schmidt and Messrs.
Harry Wilson. Clarence Barrett. Tom
Henry, RAY Wilson. Weldon Wilson.
Franklin Poe. Ralph Sloan, jeff leuter.
LOWS Moors Ulos Cobb. Artie Cobb.
Charlie Duukei D. y. Jameson, Dolhcrt
stewart. John Williams. John Brown.
Arthur Brown Lester Olson. Leonard
Casey. Kermit Wears J. W. Mundy.
Harold Rlor Robert Montgomery and
/ leNd Carey.
Last Wednesday the pampa football
/ team was given line party TO The
| Little Minister by the local Crescent
I Theatre management. Monday night
they viii be the guests OF the local
/ u T. \. AZ the second number Of the
Home Talent I.yceum Course, that 10
i's'ng presented this winter under tho
vices % that organization.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-28
on the gridiron this fall.

An unofficial report from canyon
states that the Abilene club wI
arrive There today AND viii work out
on the Normal field. coming 'G ANA.
rillo "Wednesday noon and WORKING
out a. BIyinS Stadium that afternoon.
Coach ShotW"'l De- former W."
Texas state Normal rld AND 1im'. 20
livery one iu Canyon city knows Sh"l
from ~ old and w.Il H. wl''nn e h7
squad with interest Abilene .s listed
by the smart or.. as -''Ont'
club than FlDydajI ana OBJ. game
Thanksriyins be- aNI .c''d in ir
harder fought than was th. ono Hst
saturday For tho at tW.r Years
Ahl,n, al8 finished close q. The '1p
ruur az the luf.I GHasfI. L''r'
and their hackers II. confident that
this years club $3.50 %. further 900
the race than has ans previous
eleven
The sandics have gone beyond any
record ~ previous Amarillo llIgh
School teams They have Won the b..
district championship feat that
every other club boz the history OF
Amarillo has failed On accomplish n
they win Thanksr.t I1g Day they Will
only be- two game Um the state
championship-'hc coveted goal capt
Windy Nicklaus and bis fellow team.
mates realize the fact even moro than
the most ardent fans and the bows
have resolved 10 de- their utmost %
bring the State flag tO fhe Plains
country They win Doe in thor. fight
Ing Thursday az th, have r,.ar
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-28

the Associated Press reports that he
had told Mrs. Blanche BrimmerTier.
nan that be- would leave here Wed.
nesday morning To rejoin her
Mrs. Brimmer' no said. called
mo on Ions distance telephone today.
] did NOT can her. She told me that
there were uo legal impediments TO
the validity az her marriage with mo
last saturday al Crownpoint as far
a. her previous matrimonial status
was concerned. made no promises
whatever 60 her"
Mrs Augusta Herman IL very tired
,rm the strain 81 the past few days.
but oJc reconciliation is most happy
and Wc win 90 through with the
plans vc made sunday"