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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-21
PANHANDLE PRESS
THOSE CIiAuTAUQuAs.

Pampa evidently didn't attend tho
Chnntnuqua at that place. overly wei.
for the Committee Their. reports def.
en- Of aiou, 800. !, begins TO look as
though the chautauaua. under the pres.
eni plan Of a guarantee. IN about blow.
I'd up" For no town that has deficit
NJ large AZ that will sign again, and
there are towns without number that
nave refused 10 sign contracts for an.
other year. But the time OF the guar.
ahiced chauiauqua IL gone Miami
chief
Those chauiauquas are continually
coming before the people. Panhandle
town after town has refused 10 endorse
the chauiauquas for another year. The
guarantee plan has made the chauiau.
qn people rich during the past few
years with the towns as the goats. A
number Of business and professional
men sign the guarantee and foot the
deficit should thsfe b. any. But Il
seems that Panhandle towns are quit.
iing the guarantee Of profits 20 such a
business institution. When a business
enterprise IL put over In such a manner
that y is guaranteed against loss. you
can certainly put Il down that IL has
smooth promoters. The theaters. car.
nlyals and circuses do business without
guarantees. The theaters are ~ the
towns year IN and year out. when
they l0ss money. the owners take the
loss But the ohautauqua does not
take the loss. II passes the loss on
the people IN the very community that
u asked for support No one denies
That cnauiauquas are MI right. rhe
average Panhandle town does not
have much amufomont 4 chau,auqua
~ fv" or six DAYS or a week during
the summer II n Wholesome change. one
objection that nsy be- offered 20 a plan
no, 20 guarantee the chau,auquas ID
the fact that The community may no,
beconse Interested and force an un,
Necessary Joss On N faautIaqca pso.
pie But there n golng 90 he a read
justfnsnt 81 plane for the chaufauaua
N The Panhandle or there won't b. many
evidently The right thing 20 DO would
In ~ make q o to.S0 proposition on ths
ddIeit. but iocai committees would
have 10 watch that the contracts ara
not hiked 70 cover any loss BY he chsu.
iAlliia people. :. =. : -.
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THE ALCOHOL TWINS
ETHYL AND METHYL
BY BERTON BRALEY

ETHYL q who makes blood warmer.
She's quite intoxicating la her spiritual way
Zoo much ~ her society means constant nehriety
AZ makes hafy-tnt you for IL next day.
Ethyl In periidious. although her works insldlous
She quickly bat she Just the
She yamps very slowly hut she wholly.
And poverty ras,lness and shame.
METIIYL y a william who's make a KILN"
nothing than poison ~ the rnnkes Kind;
toy with Mehyl for his slightest little meathn
Upset your wokin's and quite often make blind
Besides It's that Mothyl much resembles Ethyl
That only "a a pharmacist IN difference known.
And either may frollc In a potion alcoholic.
so-anyonc who's sapient VIII leave them both alone
Copyright. 1899. NEA servicel
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THE HIGHWAY PROGRAM.

The Panhandle-Piains Com
mereial Executive Association in
its meeting Tuesday afternoon
endorsed the plan Tor a great
highway program in Texas. Com
mereial executives know the
value OF good roads. They know
that their communities get great
or trade In proportion To the good
highways that 60 ont OF their
towns.
The Federal Highway Aid Act
requires every state 10 provide =
fund TO match federal aid. The
Texas Highway Association Is
carrying on a campaign TO create
sufficient sentiment IN Texas TO
obtain this fund. Highway work
will be greatly hindered in Texas
unless the people get behind the
movement
The Commercial Executives
are going to ask the state legisla-
turc TO give every consideration
10 the plan to provide funds 10
equal those of the United States
government. There is a tendency
to resrcneh in expenditures for
public improvements at present.
But the need OF good highways is
ever with US. The nation is jus,
entering the era OF tourist busi-
ness. The next two or three
years will see tourist business
doubled. That is why there will
be all the more need for perinan-
snt highways. The counties that
build permanent roads will get
the tourist business.
II there were permanent roads
leading out Of Amarillo Ia Hig.
gins. Clayton. Clovis. Tucumcari
Sayre. Childress and Lubbock
the tourist business through
Amarillo would incrcasc ter
times. Tha, would no, be an ex
aggeration. for the Panhandl,
would receive q national rcputa'
ton for is grea, stretch Of per
fnanent roads. The sentiment o
many persons is that the old or
der Is good enough that the Pan
handle has the greatest dirt road,
IN America and that I'VE can re
along with the highways W,
have" But It's all wrong.
Just think Of the little friend
ship that Amarillo people hav,
with Plemons. Dumas. Spearman
and other North Plains towns. I
there were permanent roads tina
would enable the trip 10 he mad,
In short time. those folk woul,
come 60 Amarillo By the hundred
every week. And hundreds o
amarillo people. who do not ap
preeiate the greatness Of IN
North Plains. would then go ~
there and learn what a great sec
ton Of Texas there Is in In
northern counties.
May the better highway move
ment 20 forward with create
power IN Texas.
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Ass&~NfshfhtNs
"Fiattery." she commented. .Bu,
I love ~
Meanwhile her gaze reviewed the
lounge In one swift. searching glance.
and returned 10 Lanyard with a
droop Of the lashes. slgnIfied there
was no one present likely 10 prove
dangerous.
"Fia,,ery7 To your But impos.
s!ble!'
lie delighted her. and she showed
Il openly. But her lips said only:
Have ! KEEP, you waiting a fright
fully long time. poor boyY'
Let your appetite accuse YOU.
Athenals."
But ! am siarvlngl'
Then. as I take II. nothing on
earth can prevent our going In 10
dinner"
Lanyard had already consulted
with the maitre d'hotel over the
menu and the reservation a. the two
settled down at a table on the side
" the room.
Monsieur received a telegram
this afternoon
Yes. madeinolselle. And your"
IT IL here-slnee I am. May ! zee
yOurHT'
with gay gesture she HANDED
over her telegram from London ant
took his In exchange.
The ordinary cipher OF the British
Secret Service was az readily Intel
llgible 90 both a. II the message,
had been c0uched IN open French OF
English.
The giri was laughing na she re
turned Ianyards telegram and ~
ceised her own.
Mature charms'r she poutcd
Enjoyab.e intellectual evening
on. how dspressingl And are 80,
going 10 obey that Injunction h
treat me a. somebody's sister"
Never IN my life.'
Il like that batter. And" she In
quIred demuTeiy. may one ask whsl
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GO on WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER Kill


Mademoiseiie the Detective
Tn London. about noon Of tina, day.
i wsrtheimer declphered q code
message:
Dear old bean: Please advise
prefecture de police without reveal.
Ing your source OF information. un'
Identified man murdered on express
stopped yesterday Hotel Terminus.
Lyons, under name OF comte de
Lorgnes. During entire evening be.
fore entralning he was Swallowed by
two Apaches. one Of whom. passing
as Albert Dupont. booked In same
carriage with Lorgnes. but de,ralned
Laroche six.fifteen. ian admirably
succinct sketch Of the physical Dl.
pout Ii here dele,ed.l A. stranger Ia
Paris I crave passlonately TO reyiew
night life Of grea, city but am ma.
turally umid about going about alone
after dark. Only society OF beautiful.
accomplished. wellinformed and
agreeable lady can put me 1t ease.
Can you recommend one such 10 me
hy telegraph? Presume you have
heard your old friend DuchemIn r.
suspected OF looting Jewels OF
Madame de Montalals. Chateau de
siontalsls. near Miilau. lie counts
on your discretion TO preserve secre,
% his innscence pending further ad.
wires. Paul Martin here stopping
Hotel Chatham. Toodle-oo.
"M. L."
A telegram from London addressed
10 n. Paul Martin. Hotel Chatham,
Paris. was delivered late In the after
noon;
Prefecture tipped on. Many
thanks. Fully appreciate you can
rot truS, yourself alone In the dark
Therefore cheerfully dslegating
preservation your virtue while IN
Paris 20 MI. Alihsnsis Rsneaux
maiden lady mature charms whom
beg SOU will respect AZ you would m,
sister Wishing you enjoyable IN
t.llectuai evening w"
II needed receipt Of q pe,it.blsu
while he ~as dressing for dinner. .,
cure Lanyard Of AN attack Of pre
ui0nliory Hh,yera brought on b,
recollection of the awful truth tina
ons IN never really safe Ia trinis,
with an Englishnlans sense OF hu
NOR.
Dear Monsieur Martin; II IN TO,
sweet Of you 70 remember your prom
ise 10 ash me 10 dihc the first tin,
you came 10 Paris. Since you lesy,
IL 20 ne. shall We say the I.ltz, q
half past seven? In case your mem
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ory for fnces II poor--it has been q
long time since we met. hasn't IT.
! shall be wearing the conventional
fast black with my very BEST In
genue expression: and my feather
ian will be fame colored.
Always 10 you
"ALTHENAIS RENEAUx"
Now that sounded more iixe 4.
Mademoisells Athsnals Rsaeaux
lived up In most gratifying fashion
10 the tone OF her note.
She swept splrltedly Into the
lounge OF the Rliz. a tall. fair girl.
very good.looking ladeed and bril-
lianily oostumed. ard placed Mon.
s!eur Paul Martin In one glance. on
the Instance Of his calculated start
OF recognition.
PAUL she cried In lifting accents.
I'm 30 glad! It's been simply ages
And looking 20 Welt don't
believe you've changed a bit"
And you. Athenals. always ex'
quisitc. but today Truly one
has never seen You looking better"
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OFFERED MILLION FOR
LAND, NEARLY WORTHLESS
| Special 10 1bs Nsws

pLAiNviEw. Sept. 20.-Propsrty
which ssvcrai years ago u million dol.
lars was refused. In now offered Cor a
a,iaiter'seetion u land In Hale County.
When the oil boom was on In the Han.
ser district q party WINS offered = mil.
lion dollars In cash Tor i3s acres Of
land. hut the offer was REFUSED, ~
nearly tsoo.o00 would have gone 20 tho
government as income tax. Later tho
oil boom died down In that section and
now the owner In anxious 10 trn6s the
land for 100 acres here.
Another party n offering 10 trade
land IN the Hanger district which ne
refused esoo.eoo Tor during IT, heom
for q a,isrisf' seetIon A NJ PlalnvIsw
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-21

During the past 2.
hours there has beer
but slisht change II
the elements OF TEN
psraiure and mir pres
sure. except tho higl
that was over IN,
N ! q die Atlantis
States has moved Il
the region Of the ~
Lawrence valley. TIL
rain fail In light an,
scattered.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-21

The Panhandle Plains Cham
her Of Commerce convention has
become history. The Fourth An
nual Convention met in Amarillo
Tuesday and "Wednesday. Cities
from over the Panhandle were
well represented, although the at
terfance was not In the thou
sands LAT there were possibly
4co ..cTs ia the city, enough 70
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CHAPTER XIV
Sin In BeAusy's Carb

Tn no city In the world IL the doc.
II trine OF goas-you please. but.Iaind.
your own. business more studious'
~ inculcatcd by example than In
Paris, especially In he hours Of 70.
taxation. Lanyard had not been no
long an exile NJ Ia have forgotten
his way about entirely. and with
what was new since his time Made.
moiselie Reneaux was thoroughly
acquainted.
II there were anybody or thing q
girl OF her age-Athcnais was about
twenty-five - shouldn't know, she
knew him. her or Il: II there were
any place she shouldn't 70. she
either went or had been there; n
there were anything she shouldn't do
or say or think or countennncc.
those things rhe-withln limitations
did and said and thought and nc.
oep,ed or passed over ~ matters az
fact and no consequence.
on the way 10 their table they.
after a dance. were intercepted by
woman who. with two cavaliers.
had been standing near the door Of
the restaurant. Through q rising
olatter Of tongues her voice cut
clearly.
"Athenais, II In I-Llane."
Lanyard was inclined 10 think he
had never seen. this side OF foot.
lights. a gown quite 40 daring ne
that which revealed the admirably
turned person Of the lady who
named herself LisEs.
Al the sound Of her name Athe.
naia turned with n perfectly indl.
Gated start OF surprise which she
promptly translated into a little. JOY.
full cry. The living pillar Of ivory.
satin and precious stones ran into
her arms. embraced her ardently.
and kissed both her checks. then
releasing her. haif.turned 10 Ian.
yard.
Clints OF trifiing malice winsed
behind the open interest Of trou.
bling. rounded eyes Of vIolst. Ian.
yard knew himself known.
| 10 nc Hau bafTiuC8o toE uokuiuB
his beautiful beard
lie uttered q private but heartfelt
DAMN and bowed profoundly ~
the woman. tapping Athsnals on the
arm with a fan crusted with Ola.
monds. demanded:
Present instantly. my dear. this
gentleman who tangocs ~ I have
never seen the tango danced beforei'
Fofestailing Ashenais. Lanyard
replied with q whimsical grImace;
Els one. then. 10 unfortunate NJ 10
have been forgotten by Madame u
comtcasc de Lorgnesf"
But monsieur 10 Snistsken." the
other siarnnered. biting her lip.
Surely one cannot have been %
stupidr' Lanyard spoloxized.
But this " AsdsmeissIle De.
lorIne." AthenAis said Mon.
sisur Paul Martha"
(Csssisus1 n Or Men lssuAl
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are monsieur's commander"

are mons,eur's commander"
First: you will continue TO nirt
with me ~ at prsseni--esirsscous-
IT,"
Even when you make 10 30 DIFF
ficult?"
and then, N I discover an Inter
est In people ! may chance TO see
you viii be good enough 10 tell me
who they are and--other details con-
corning their ways OF lhe."
Perhaps I know them. II might
save time II you would give me their
names"
"Le comte do Lorgnes1"
Mademolsells RsneapI looked
blank.
Madame Ia comtssss de L0rr'
nes9"
III you could describe them. per.
haps-r
Useless. I am afraid: neither u
an uncommon type.
Are you then acquainted with
man named Phinuit--an Americanf'
mo"
mir. Whitaker Monk. Of New
York;"
II met him one night. with a say
party that joined ours AT breakfast
at Pre.cateian. A quaint little
stupid"
Quaint. I grant you. But hardly
little. or stupid. a tall man. ~ thin
as a diet. with a face like a comic
mask Of tragedy :"
Paul. dear" said Athenais tie.
neaux more In sorrow than In anger:
somebody has been taking ad'
vantage OF your trusting nature.
Whitaker Monk In short. hopelvssly
stout. and the most commonplace
uef.non Imaginable"
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WEATHER

Amarillo and vicini,y--Thursday gen.
orally fair. warmer.
West Texas--Thursday generally fall.
warmer.
Eastern New Mexico--Ceneraily fair
Thursday. not much change In tempera'
ture.
synopsis of Weather Conditions.
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BEGIN MERE TODAY

BEGIN MERE TODAY
EVE DE MoSTALAls. ssd the de-
sire TO prove that he had not vio-
lated the hospitality Of her cha.
tsau IN southsrn france, sent
MICHAEL LANYARD. now the brill
liant member of the English No.
cret Service. but once ths mo-
torious cracksman. the
LONE WOLF. on the quest Of her
Jewels
fhey had been stolen while Ian.
yard was her guest recupcrating
from wounds inflicted BY
DUPONT. q Paris Apache. whose at
tempted highway robbery OF tbs
- women OF the chateau q. Monta-
lais had been frustrated by Ian
yard.
Lanyard suspects. that the Jewels
were stolen by band OF thieves.
incorporating NJ tourists. consisting
WHITAKER MONK; his secretary.
PiiINuIT; the lat,ers brother.
JULES. and the
COUNT and COUNT ESs DE
I.oRGNES. Lanyard goes u
Lyons and trails Dupont Who In
turn IN trailing de Lorgnes. ON
the Lyons-Parin express. which "A
bearing Lanyard, Dupont and Dc
Lorgnes. de Lorgnes In murdered
In his berth.
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
PORT OF NEW YORK, THURSDAY, JUNE Is, 1922

May IA. Sierra Leone 2oth. Dakar 23d and
Baltimore June 10, to Daniel Bacon. with 1
passenger and mdse. Went to 30th street.
Str Christian Nicholson (Nor), Puerto
Padre June 8. to the Atlantic Fruit Co, with
sugar. Went to National Sugar Refinery,
Str Metapan. Cartcgena June 4. Puerto Co
lombia 7th, Sarta Marta sth and Kingston
10th. to the United Fruit co; With sSs pas
Str Str Mirafiores (Br). Tela June 10. to the
United Fruit Co. with mdse. Anchored In
Str Occidental. Port Loboe June 7. to the
Texas Co. with crude oil. Went to Bayonne.
NJ.
Str w C Teagle. Port Lobos June Z. TO
Robert l. Hague, with crude oil. Went TO
pier 5. Constable Hook. NJ.
Str Robert e Hopkins, Port Lobos June 3.
TO the Tidewater OIL Co, with crude oil.
Went 10 pier 1, Tidewater Dock. Bayonne.
Str Chattanooga City. San Diego. &C. =
pst Str 2esn Nsr snider Sabine June o, to the
Union sulphur Co, with sulphur. Went to
Str Dirigo, Port Arthur. to the Texas Co.
with crude oil. Went to Bayonne. NJ.
,ne cur psn'amsr,ean Petroleum and TRANSPORT
vile ,r =, :, II,
Charleston 13th. TO the Clyde Steamship Co.
with passengers and mdse. Went to pier 80.
North River.
Str selwyn Eddy. Norfolk. TO Castne-.
Curran 6 Bullitt. Went TO 35th street.
Brooklyn.
Str Jean, Norfolk. to A II Bull a Co.
Went to New York Dock Co.'S pier q.
Brooklyn.
Str jefferson. Norfolk. to the Old Do.
nrinion Transportation Co. with passengers
ard mdse. Went 10 pier 81, North River
Str Corvallis, Norfolk. to Pendleton Bros.
with mdse. Went to Huron street. Brooklyn.
Str Duca desll Abruzzi utaD. Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
CROTON IRON WORKS
FIGHTS FORECLOSURE

HARTFORD, June 15.--Word was re-
ceived here to-day of the filing with the
clerk OF the UritcS States District Court
of a notice for AZ Injunction to prevent
foreclosure OF a mortgage held by the
United States Sh!pring Boards Emer-
gency Fleet Corporation against the
Croton Iron Works This is said to be
one more step In the litigation over this
property and related TO q s13.000,000
action in the United States District
Court.
The tcwn Of Crotch had filed suit
against the Groton Iron Works to col
lect $4,000 in tax liens, and the Fleet
Corporation filed a cross complaint
against the Groton Iron Works claim
ing $4,000 The Groton Iron Works
fled an answer in another action pend
ing in the United States Court. except
that It makes no reference to the con-
duct of the receiver.
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
SHIP BOARDS AGENTS
ASKED TO CONFERENCE
Object of June 20 Meeting Is
Not Ciuen in Notices.

Shipping Board managing agents. of
which there are forty. have been called
20 a general meeting in Washington
June 20, il was learned yesterday. A
conclave of this sort Is unusual, and as
the purpose of the meeting was not dis
closed in the letters sent out there is
considerable speculation as to what mat
ters will be taken up.
Some time ago the agents made plea
for payment by the board of ''hus-
banding fee'' of $500 monthly for each
freight ship allocated under the agency
agreement, as commissions received did
not cover the cost of managing the
ships operation. The board has been
reported as having this matter under
consideration. and in some quarters it.
is believed to be the occasion for the
general meeting.
The New York herald., 1922-06-16

Jamaica, Guatemala Salvador letter mail
only and British Honduras (Cuba and Tela
must be specially addressedl via Santiago.
Castillo and Tela. str zACAPA, Z 80 AM.
Cuba Especially addressed only via Ha-
vana. str SIBONEY. s AM CD.
Bahamas Including Inagua and Fortune
Porto Rico. st Thomas St Croix. San
Pedro de Macoris and San Domingo City via
San Juan. str SAN LORENZO (sea post) !,
$40 AM (snp 0 80 AM ID.
dressed correspondence for Porto Rico via
San Juan. Curacao. Laguayra and Puerto
cabello, str PHILADELPHIA, $3.50 AM (sup
$50 AM -.
North Brazil. Iauitos, Ceara. Pernambuco,
Parahyba and Natal (other parts OF brazil
must be specially addressed) via Para,
Ceara. Pernambuco. Bahia, Rio Janeiro and
Santos. str CUYABA. 10 AM.
ANA must be specially addreseed) via Ha-
vana, Cristobal and Port Limon. str GALA
MARES. o AM 90.
Canal Zone, Panama. Salvador (prtnts. &cl
Nicaragua except East CoasD. Amapala
City, Choluteca (alsc prints. &c, for Ma
caome. Tegucigalpa and Yuscaran). in Hon
Suras,, Cauca and Narino departments OF
Colombia, Ecuador, Peru Except Iauitosl
and letter mail for Salvador must be spe-
cially addressed) via Cristobal. Callao. Mol
lendo. A:ica. Iquique. Antofagasta and Val
s s 8 dpoa An u AN cdaa I'D
Bolivar and Guiana via st Thomas. st
Croix. Trinidad. Georgetown and Para
maribo. str PARIA. IL NJ.
parts of Mexico must be specially addressed).
via Havana. Progreso. Vera Cruz and Puerto
Mexico; also parcel post mails for the Mex
lean States Of Campeche. Chiapas. Guerrero.
Hidalgo. Mexico, Moreios, Oaxaca. Puebla.
Tlaxcala, Vera Cruz and Yucatan. str CANA
GUEY AM I.
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
Notice to Owners, Agents
and Ship Masters.

The Herald publishes daily
reports of the positions of mer-
chant vessels received through
the United States Naval Com
munication Service. Ship masters
of vessels with radio apparatus
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(TR) noon positions through the
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La. These position (TR) reports
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each day in order that they will
be received in time for publica-
ticn.
Position reports will be ac-
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lon, L. I. (WSE); Easthampton,
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Conn. (WST). No charge will
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