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, 1922-03-09

Board adjourned to meet at 10 O'Clock A. Mxt Ess5s'f ny. ' KhR asss:
journment Of session Of February sth, 1922: Roll can showing present
SaII%as N. KaH S%} clerk sfk:''' Jaw" "S'' "N " -" .''N''' 0'"'"' ~'
rnsn Tns re R%s , OF J II; o Gss q die Justice Of the Peace and {: Park
Ts Pension Of Mrs. Lsnnie Watson was wa. D,sssnts to the Board of
The Pension Of Liza Richardson a presented and m upon in
The appncattion for Mothers pension of Elizabeth Johnson was turned
presented It the next meeting If the Board in March 1922.
Caribou 9TH; es Ss 81 VI "a A sg as q i By the the Old Sos TSo sss s s;'sss vs a: s s%s q s r <:
Board adjourned 0 meet at 2 o'clock P. NJ Feb; 9Th; 1922 .
p"rs% S%'' to ne" sdjo out n SssS Of tn the MI Nothing '%i s's season Of 1Sio cai Showing %h T' al
Proceedings we're had as follows:
Union Pacific Coal Co. of Hanna, erroneous assessment, allowed
i Eas n: b nex3s": ,9 ros so,s HAL: s,rsnsS'ss ,a zisxss :ss Allowed.
r. Ira Y 6 sjFsy; ss asSS;s s sssnPiS3. A Allowed s *1ss,.
Geo. O: Baker, age Of 50 Years, Allowed $500.
%'o: 5s q ssR Rssss;;. :'s ss"SSs s: s;ss;:@ss', A A!5sss' $751; 49,
r. 5SF%i5 So soia SsSs s,:sn!@Hs5 A! sS~ 80. go;
it, $;::? s.: :*;: :;i e.; *s$:: ::::: :;;:;;:; $G: ;:;. f: ;i;:!. : 's'S:'
i hs st. = :: Psss.' s ssSS5s ss sssnS,Psa: A AHssss $500.
f. t f. 3S Eft s: ,: 51 : s:% :::;;%:s s 4i S$:$.; ;; ;;; Allowed '''''
s So A: Z HsPS: sf'G ssSsis easement assessment: ' AHe*:a: Allowed.
: Rit e R 9sns : 1 E!Ss s,s sssss e: s$rs Sfs1 ASSESSMENT, Allowed.
Ht s But" sss cs'p 6ia esi Py cattle G E: S Etn'ss double saren ss;s;'% nsss:.A AsSxe d.
wv s BsIer, Diamond Cattle Company; erroneous assessment AL
T r5sysa 1 sns ,% ns tSs,h ;s,, 9s ss5mnss ,G to s9~ sns before mss, the The Board, Board: . it va,
Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners.
! Maltnaa y: Karst: County CLERK and Eontio Register Of Deeds in
sSSy so and f. ssss;2 ! : fs3iS true s5 ss III sss r. { i I Ssssss q: e e
mss'n e., . February IN; ssa md 9Th and = sDIsl. Of record il in sooi
. A. Il, + : I. q SSsis !; Vi i, 4 + !; !; so ! =; s r.: S:'ss s:;s s Il n; ;::s + 1 s ''H e. ~: :;s: :ss
affixed the Official seal of Carbon County at ny S ale Is Il =. K R.s Il; Raw
, 1922-03-09

lars. They are all due to be paid in
May of next year. Money available
in the sinking fund appropriations
are being devoted to their purchase
now. and the balance will have to be
taken up by funds raised through the
sale of temporary Treasury certifi-
Gates OF Indebtedness. Unless some
emergency arises necessitating the
issuance of more bonds or the imposi-
ton of unlocked for taxation. the
future management of the national
debt can be forecast now.
, 1922-03-09
WORD FROM
WASHINGTON
crude Food Exports

WASHINGTON. March 8.-fSpe-
cial Correspondence)-The Depart
meDt of Commerce calls attention to
the fact that crude foodstuffs ex-
ported in 1921 exceeded the export
Of Manufactured ;oodstuffs and that
''Cnlv five times has this occurred in
the history OF our trade. namely. in
1915. lsa2. 1879. 1880 and 1881"
The 1927 value Of these exports was
slightly over sGa2.0OO, 900 while
partly or wholly manufactured food
stuffs totaled nearly s67O.00O.0 900.
, 1922-03-09

aid in locating my husband l would
thank you. Yours respectfully. Mrs.
VI. r. Moore. General Delivery"
, 1922-03-09

The tendency for many years Ia
been for an increasing amount Of our
food exports to go out manufactured.
The Department suggests that the
fact that Russia has not contributed
70 International trade in food Is un-
doub:edly an important factor in this
situation"
, 1922-03-09
PIANO AT A SACRIFICE

II taken At nee We will make ire
mendous sacrifice in price. This Is q
high grade standard made piano. now
in storage near Rawlins. II interested
write Quick for full information ito
The Denver Music Co., Denver Colo.
80 e
, 1922-03-09
NOTICE TO AUTO OWNERS

There are still many automobile
owners in Carbon county who have
not as yet secured their 1922 auto
licenses. 1t is necessary that these
licenses be on your car Immediately.
Ali automobile owners who have
not as yet secured their 1922 licenses
are notified to do so Immediately.
A. A. SANDERS,
Sheriff.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
PANHANDLE PRESS
SUPPORT &. or G.

Committees from the chafaber 81
Commerce viii b. out next week max
Ing collection Of pledges 10 keep the
organization going. The Clovis Cham
bcr OF commerce IL being run more
economically now than any organiza'
ton ~ its kind In this entire section
and IL doing some good work. too.
Times are a little hard and money not
as plentiful as II might be-. but this or
ganlzaiion should have your financial
support.--clovls News.
Cloyis will go after support this week
for It's chamber of commerce. and u Is
expected that Clovis and Curry County
people viii rally to the support OF that
organization. which has done - much
constructive work In the past, II a
firm or an individual cannot pav tn,
fun amount OF the pledge. then the next
hest thing should H. done-that H.. pay
as much as In possible. The Panhandle
of Texas and Eastern New Mexico BOX
with interest at the activities Of clov.s
and ara anxious for that city TO sue
coed In In enterprises. Amarillo and
Clovis have had much In common this
year--;he clubs In the West Texas
League. Although they have caused
considerable rivalry during the past
feg weeks. stiii We believe the people
q the two cities are as friendly AZ
they have been IN the past. Roth cities
naturally wish t. win the play-off In
the West Texas League. but We believe
the series can b. played without endan.
and Clovis. Both cities should root for
their team. but they should not allow
partisanship to overcome good sports
manshlp. Although We do not know
much about the financing Of the Clovis
club fthe West Texas League. va
have on idea that the loyal chamber Of
commerce did iis pariin giving the city
= great club
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
FAIRNESS I'm NEWS.

Since the run-oif primary.
many newspapers have had TO ex-
plain their attitude in the recent
campaign. This has not been done
because their stand had been in d.
consistent, but because many
readers do not discriminate be-
tween news and editorials.
The Daily News was romped on
by some individuals because il
printed a story to the effect tina;
Earle Mayfield charged Jim Fer.
guson with being the instigatoi
Of the furore at the lattcrs ad
dress in Houston. That story wa
earned by the Associated Pres
and was printed only as a matte
Of news, not as an editorial ex
preston from the Daily News.
News stories in the Daily New
whether local or telegraph. do no
express the beliefs Of the News
These stories merely chronicle
the days news.
In these columns YOU VIII lin
the attitude OF the News on poll
aieal and civic issues. Reader
are asked TO remember that new
stories are not editorial expres
sions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
bAPTISTS End
Good REVIVAL
AT GOODNIGHT

Row Robert pryde, 81 Goodnight, was
In Amarillo y"sterday and said that
Rev. ". e. Garrett, missionary Tor tho
Palo Duro Baptist Association, closed
n successful revival nj the Goodnight
Baptist Church sunday night with Is
additions by baptism and 10 By letter
and statement.
Rev. Pryde declared that Rev. Gar.
rett IL strong preacher and that he
has greatly strengthened the church
NJ Goodnight.
Many Amarillo friends yesterday
learned with rcgrct that Rev. Pryds
VIII clos. his ministry NJ Goodnight
Sunday. September a. lie viii lcav,
nhout the first OF october overland foi
California and may decide to locate Ia
/ that state.
Rev. Pryde was ordnined a minister
IN Amarillo IN 1910 and has been pastor
OF the Second Baptist and Tabernacl,
Baptist Churches He was also pasto
at Higgins and husband.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
PANHANDLE FAIRS.

The Panhandle fair season Is
getting under way this week. AZ
least three Panhandle counties
will hold fairs. according TO ex-
changes received by the Daily
News.
The Randall county fair a, our
neighboring city OF Canyon be-
gins today and will continue
through Friday.
The HaSdeman county lair al
Oranah begins today and will be
held through Saturday.
The Collingsworth county lair
at Wellington also begins today
and lasts through Saturday.
These three prosperous Pan
handle counties will have fair.
that will be worthy OF support
Amarillo residents should support
the fairs il possible by their at
tendance. II is especially conyen'
lent 20 visit the fair at Canyon
and il would show a sense OF rea
appreciation IL hundreds OF PEG.
pie would visit the Randall coun'
~ fair.
Some OF these years. Amarillc
will have a great Panhandle fat
and support will be asked iron
other counties. Now is the tim'
TO win the friendship OF the oiher
Panhandle counties by support
ing their fairs. This can be dom
easily now. as there is no loca
fair.to interest Amarillo residents
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
SUPPER.

Despite the enormous break
fast eaten by Peter the Great and
his II followers in an English inn
in 1908. they recovered their APP
petites by night,
For supper they ate y pousds
OF beef. 50 pounds OF mutton. 3
quarts OF lamb. a loin and should
er Of veal. 3 chickens, 3 rabbits
and ~ bottles OF wine.
II is difficult, for Us moderns &c
understand how they got away
with so much meat. The ~ bot
ties OF wine are more easily com
pretended.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
ROCKET rrsErs rHE TWINS N
MID AIR

OF course Nancy and Nick wished
themselves into heir true forms again
lust ~ soon az they got the Fairy
Queens wand
Flap Doodle The purple fairy who had
stolen IL. was ~ furious he followed
,hen as ins, ~ his ears would carry
him
"Tn get TINT wand back again M Tn
an indian" Ne ias"d. shaking his fist
~ the disappearing Twins. now rettlne
quite near to the earth.
"Iia. ha" laughed Nick NO your
not. MI flnpDVodlr
Nancy laughed. too.
Now my delrs I'm sorry to tell yo
when folks get cnrless something uH
ually happens And ihnts exactly what
happened 20 the Twins.
They didn't watch where they wer'
going aud they had an accident d
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06

the exposition. except On Satur-
day. Tic show will begin earlier
that day on account ct the baby
exhibit Babies from iom months
to four years Of age may enter
the show.
Amarillo people should attend
the exhibit aud see the demonstTa
tons that the various firms will
give. When the new auditorium
is completed. Amarillo should be
able 60 stage a much larger cN.
hibit.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
CLUTTON.

Peter the Great. OF Russia. and
his gang OF - stopped az Godal %
ming village. England, m lopS.
For breakfast they ordered half
4 sheep. a quarter OF lamb. 10 pull
lets. - chickens. 3 quarts 81
brandy. 10 quarts ui vine and ~
eggs The tavern record, show
that the "a glution, deyoured this
repast 10 the last crunb and the
last drop
Compare this with the dainty
breakfasts We eat today Man has
starved his way into civilization.
A gorged stomach and a stuffy
head 90 together.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06

Ing into TIE drawing. room; then.
seeing barney. he sauared about
challengingiy.
MIR. Loutreile. this 10 my cousin
Bennett Cullen"
"Loutrellc" Bennett repeated,
facing about TO Barney again. so
you are LoutrclleF'
The exclamation was 20 insulting
that Ethel rciolecd that Barney OF
fered no reply.
What Go you want heref' Den
ne, was demanding.
Miss Carew knows why ] an
here" barney replied quietly.
"I'il ask you TO tell me-" Bennett
attempted tn command
That's no use" llarney SAID
shaking his head sllghtr.
IL was no use: aud Bennett was
alertmiDded enough 10 recognize w.
Finally he became calm and the
new Developments were thorouRhl,
explained. lie examined the enys
lope and pos;mafk u E,hel's letter
from Huston Adlcy; ne again pro
nounced the entire affair u lanatIc'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
"a CONVERTED IN
REVIVAL AT M'LEAM
Special 10 The News

MCLEAN. Texas. Sept THE Meth
odistirv-lyt,r.an meeting ~ q two
week. duration came to close here last
night The Rev. Robert IInckabee. pas.
tor 81 e. Methodist church OF yelling.
ton. hal charge ~ the services. The
Rev. Ira ~ s'rfiee. assistant pastor of
N. FIRST M,,hoi 4 church II Amarillo.
wilh Miss Ethel A,t ..dv ~ the piano.
had charge II tn mpsi,.
During the mcei!ng - Scrc cony,r. al
and reclaimed ana 10 cliic forward "a
unite With the various churches ~ a.
city. n IT whom io.ned the l'r.sbytcrli.
'hui. - the Methodist church nui
" have not yet announced the chur i
uf Their choice.
! l'Ie {, ih. influence 81 the me, inc
he Methoiist sunday school increased
if mem ~ ship by 30 anl the Pre-, hytef
ah EInd,y school Increased g. iaein
b'rship by 90
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06

sort ~ one.
\ aky rocket went--whizz right to-
ward the place where Nancy and Nick
were sailing dawn through the sky
And before you could way Boo Il
had ,knocked them both head over heels.
Nancy lost her heod ~ the Fairy
Queens wnad and away Il went.
"oh." shs cried. ITS gone. Tho
wand's gone"
There II H." declared Nick. pointing
70 the earth. u lust saw stick fall.
That must be- It,"
Their Green shoes took them 10 tho
place al once. With Flap'Doodle close
al their heels.
But there Mere two sticks. The Twins
grabbed one and Flap,Doodlc grabbed
lunr
who. my dears. do you suppose cot
the magic wand
cro he Centinued)
Copyright 1922. NEA Rervlcej
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

n merchants exposition VIII
begin in Amarillo today. This ex-
hibit will continue through Satur-
dsy and will be held az 7i3 Polk
street. Fifteen 10 20 progressive
firms are cooperating in this tx
position.
Admission charges will be nom
inal and il a rebate ticket is OBJ
tanned from any Of the merchants
taking part. the fees are praciic
ally nothing. The snla!lness %
the place for the exposition prob
ably will mean tina; the building
will be packed every evening dur
ing the entertainment.
The opening VIII be at . o'eloel
tonight and viii continue unif
10 :7o O'Clock. Thee same hou'
vi be Observed eYsry j.! daFius
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
Gloss Day with Dance.
~ Associsisd Preys

cAi,BoNDAlE. H.. Sept. 1.-THE
Labor Day celebration Of union men in
Jackson and ''Biociy" Williamson coun.
lies ended tonight with q danw. after
day e merry making featured by
monster parade. o picnic. and q speech
by John u. Frey. 81 Cincinnati. in
which President Harding and his admin
isirntion were said 10 be absolutely
not for LABOR"
The speaker who Is m executive Of
IN. Iron Mouiders' Union. and editor
~ the Iron Mouiders Journal. pre-.
dicied that the main bout beiwesn cap.
itai and labor was yet 70 come" and
declared labor would elect men 10 con
gr.ss who would wipe out government
b injunction" as u applies To union
lascr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
MAN CHOSEN
HIGH COURT JUDGE

CLOVIS. y NJ. Sept 5.--Trc Demo
"rais state convention has completed
~ iisi u n0ininsiiaos and Judge Sam
Brsiiion Of Clovis was nominated as
judge Of the supreme court. Judge
3raiton b well known throughout New
Mexico and Northern Texas fof his teri.
ing Integrity and unusual ability. lie
has rapidly risen in his profssso on and
four years ago WIS elected district
Judge to this district.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06

II SEE A GREAT SHIP SINK.
ING. IT ~ GOING DOWN"
hoax and then determined TO accom-
pany his cousin and barney 10 the
sitting with Mrs. Davol that night.
cHAPTEg XIII
E,THEL explained the details OF
II, spirit communication while Hen
net. Barney and she drove 10
Mrs. Dayol's In iiennet's car iiar
ney. having attended siitings In Eng
land. was Of course familiar @lth the
ordinary methods. but Bennett was
almost wholly ignorant OF The sub
ject.
The medium wore q plain. grny
wooden dress which closely fitted
the ample lines of her figure.
These your friends7" Mrs. Divo
inquired as Ethel greeted her. sh'
pointed 10 seats close together whil'
she herself took the large. lo1ihel
chair near the center Of the room
sometimes. just before Ev'
comes. I'm cialryoyani: ! see thing
pretty clear" Mrs Duvoi voiun
tecred. when ! do. Of course. u
tell you what see"
Strangely the presence ~ the me
dun. lnaead Of intenslfytng 10
Ethel the solemnlty OF the room. ha'
dlspeiled u.
Il feel a lot OF force here" tn
medium said.
"She ought 10 feel the polio
force" BeRiet whla3ercd dcfisiysl
10 Ethel. wpo made no reply Will
she watched Barney who had SUI
piled himself with q pad and pencil
which he now took from bis pocket
ready 10 record what would he aid
! think sure we'll get something.
Mrs navol Continued. 4 see-I -
woman. very beautiful. She II n
longer. yogng abe u midtleaged
shc--nov I see winter. ! rec q lot .
water aud people swimming. she
In the waller. she II drowning. IN
u trying To swim. see q great shi
sinking. ! think u IL a steamer
Il II going down. Yes: u 10
steamer. see many people n %
y wafer: but now ] do not see hsi."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
DUCkW0RTH SELLS
CLOVIS DRUG STORE
special to The Nsws

CLOVIS. y. ~. sept. 81. e. Bridges
Of wich.tn. kIns. bought the South.
western Dug Company. yesterday from
i.ieu' G"v. -. 10 Duckworth. This ~
one of the oldcft business concerns IN
the city. Mr. Durl.worth stated today
that he would denote his time now to
other business Interests which include
the Elite Confectionery and his wheat
farms north of Clovis.
Mr. BriGlscs has BEEN Identified with
rrun'incni dug conrcfnr In Wichita
lea several years H. stated that his
family would move lo Clyr IN the near
failure aud hlak. their home.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06

The voice OF the medium halted.
and Barney filled In. from memory.
the gaps OF unimportant words when
the medium spoke too fast Tor his
pencil TO follow.
Il silil sec water" continued Mrs
Davoi. but not the same water:
this In smooth aud blue and very
clear. Ice floats In u. ] see trees on
the shore and n girl In eloak walk
ing under tho trees. She bears
burden beneath her coat.-Sow ! re.
her more clearly-ihe burden she
bears IL a child-unborn-she stun
bles and In afraid-she looks upon
the water and seems 10 think TO
cast herself in-but now some ons
appears In a boat--rnddling-it II
caEDs-"
Again the voice OF the medium
halted. and now. though the de
scrlp,ion recalled nothing 10 Ethsls
mind. yet the manner OF this recital
OF vision lessened E,hers feeling @!
fraud.
Mrs. Dayol suddenly thrust her
self back IN ber chair aud her
voice marvelously altered.
There Is some one here with
much difficulty" this new voice sam
| Quite old lie wants veis hand 10
speak. lie Is with Two Others. hath
much younger Eva has seen one 81
them before. Eva fvils one of them
was waiting for him. lh. uid ipan
not well bull, up. lie H,o mi,g
| troubled llie--he wants 10 say ia.
cannot---" III. voice ,iailyn ~ ihi'
murmurs. uninislllgib!e ard then ~
audible.
I suppose sald B-nn't l"tnin.
aRnln TO Ethels ear. "lhis l. o.
trance. she's under aer rVn,,vi
Little Eva spokr that pisc-.
Can sou doscril- The man he'
ter now Barney Inquired ~ IN
medium. KIiting his own Iu-s'iO'
- he had recorded IN. Others.
lie shows Ia. n capital Y, III
voice ~ Eva continued strongly
and distinctly. Now with u
the Is before the y. O.
"Q7" pennet challenged.
The voice d. not reply directly
-E.yu feels like A blow In the breast
there IL gushing from u. HE do.s
not X NV he IL giving this. he ia.
not done II on purpose: they ha,.
tried 10 make him FORGET that: lit
Eva acts Il from him . am hapti,
n. H,ys II IN true. 4 am happy. lie
can s,y that: bu, ths, l. all now lie
holds up IN his nand a torch--s nan,
ing torch. Associated with the
torch IA the word CalIlcr Tn.
Younger. man Ies,ds him AWAY" III.
voice again ceased.
Ethel cared at Barney who had
topp.d writing and turned to he,
but made no comment. B.nnsi
waited silently. and Ethel knew that
10 both OF them the reference tt
Jnmes ouInlan was M clear as Il
, hersslf.
Does that 'Calliee and torch s'nr
man ANYTHING TO youy' Hennei q.
handed Of her.
sh. shook her head 10 tell mn
that A. did not rs the n,-,iiun i-
ean 20 speak again.
Some one stands behind Vou
abe said 10 Ethel: and t.lh.l iuin.-
about. startled.
I. Who" Ethel cried. bending tot
J ward. who do you seer
One who loved YOU much: no i
: tnii. middle aged he smiles lovingly
He mas brown huir: blu. eyes. soH
features. lie s,ys he II your fsli,-f
al. hair In lighter than brown ".
canno, -ce M. fics very clearly. ~
mas been irving TO come TO you man
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
NOTICE 10 rIiB PUBLIC

I'M srrcnscus reflection upon the
(11lIerr. sanding. or reputation Of
any tpdridaai. firm. concern or cor.
bosa0bn. that may appear IN the col.
tmuh Of The News, viii be gladly cor.
fttlpd. whom called 10 the attention Of
the oiiior. II h not the intention Of
shjs ufvyapsr 20 wrongfully use or
hls1 any individual. firm. concern or
- >orati6n. and corrections viii be
mGde whsrs warranted a. prominently
fs us The wronsfuliy published refer.
tncn ar nrtfcie
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
TWO RECORDS
SHATTERED BY
Speed KING
~ Associated Pruss

LINCOLN. ~ b.. Sept. Sig Haug
Dahl, driving q frontenac car. broke
lwo worlds Tee ds FOR automobile rae.
NIX "a hllfmiic track at the Nebraska
sutc Fair Ih.g afternoon. lie lowered
the milc recprd to .5sa. seconds. The
previous rccord OF one minute and 2.5
~coDds VA established last week at
Dies lio.nca ny the same driver Haug
l'hl ih'n rnd. the twomilc race In
i;is. ir"a INK m" record II two min.
uloa : - tronis set four years ago.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06

Rocky Mountain and Plateau Region:
Generally far weather and normal tenn
Iersiturc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
Weather Outleek To-
the period sept. 4
20 Sept. .. 1899.
inclusive.


West t;nif State-:
Generally fair. except
possibly widely scat
tered local thunder.
showers. temperature
near normal. There
are no indications At
this tim. Of q dss.
tuihance In the West
Indies. south or n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06

Every time n house burns we
wish il had waited until winter
when fires will he needed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06

'icopyrishi. 1922. NEA Service,
The New York herald., 1922-05-14

A syndicate OF California business
men and real estate developers repre-
sented by the Lenox land & Improve
ment Company has purchased the exten-
sive b. +. Yoakum estate at Farming
dale. Nassau county, l.. l.. for the pur-
pose of Transforming the tract into a
moderate priced home colony with all
the advantages of the expensive type OF
suburban community. The property is
about thirty-two miles from Manhattan
and is to be called Lenox Hills. When
fully developed. representatives of the
syndicate say. 1t will be one OF the finest
places of It's kind within the metropoli-
tan committing zone.
The men behind the venture have dur
Ing the past few years had great deal
to do with building in Los Angeles. On
the Farmingdale tract. which extends
from the Long Island Railroad tracks to
the Motor Parkway. they will build an
1S-hole golf course, under the super
vision of Devereaux Emmett. the noted
golf architect. Other Improvements of a
high character>w will also be installed. in
cluding water. gas, electricity, good
roads and sidewalks. The work of i'm
provement has already begun and will
be carried to speedy completion. A
number OF houses and bungalows will be