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The Cordova daily times., 1922-03-06
FLAG MERCHANT MARINE KEPT
 SEVEN SEAS

WASHINGTON, March 6.-Amer ica will spend approximately $1,ooo,- 900 in the next fiscal year to ad- vertise it's merchant marine in ev- cry port of the globe.
 This enormous sum is contained in the appropriation asked for the Unit ed States Shipping Board, which has been acclaimed in Congress as the largest business in the world.
 The Shipping Board, under plans submitted to Congress for approval, intends to establish the American merchant flag on every sea in pas senger as we'll as freight service. At this moment 440 Shipping Board vessels, flying the American merch- ant pennants from their mastheads, are plying every sea on the globe. Most of them carry only freight at this time.
 There eighty-seven trade lines maintained by the Government Tn open competition with the greatest marine lines of other nations. The Shipping Boards activities, it was stated in Congress, are far and away larger than those of any competing line or nation. Even England is surpassed so far as her royal merch- ant marine is concerned. There is q question, too, whether the Ship ping Boards fleet might not favora- bly, compete with all lines flying the British Union Jack.
 The trade lines now maintained carry American "bottoms' from New York, Baltimore or Philadelphia to Saloniki, Constantinople, Geona, Ma ples, Barcelona, Marseilles, Monte- video, Buenos Aires, Rio de Janeiro, Portos Rico, the West Indies, Carib bean ports, Cherbourg, Plymouth, Bremen, Scandinavian ports, the Baltic, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Ham burg, Liverpool, Manchester and ev- en Australia.
 WHERE LINES OPERATE Some of these lines also touch Gal weston Boston, Norfolk and New port News, Va.
 Besides the transatlantic routes, there are dozen Atlantic coastwise lines running between the ports of New Orleans, Galveston, Gulfport and Pensacola to Brazil and Platte River points. In addition, there are num- erous short lines between North Atlantic and Gulf Coast ports. On the West coast the American Angeles, Puget Sound ports and Co., lumbia River cities to the Orient, the South Pacific and to hundreds of island ports scattered across the board bosom of the Pacific. Some of the terminal ports are Honolulu, 1 Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Manila, Darien and South Am- erica points.
 Our shipping is comparatively new business" said Congressman Wood, of Indiana, in praising the Shipping Boards extension of ser vice. we did not have any when war broke out. Whatever we have now was built up during the period of the war and since that time. want to call attention to the fact tha this shipping business right now is
The Cordova daily times., 1922-03-06
FORD GIVES AWAY TIES

LIMA, O., March 6.-WhiIe a stand ing order is maintained on all rail- roads to burn the rotten ties and de- fective pieces of wood, Henry Ford has decided to give those replaced on the Det~o :. Toledo and Ironton Rail- road for fuel to anyone who will haul them awa.r. This announcement was made by T. A. Mulcahhy, Lima agent for the company.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
BEARS RUN TRUE
To FORM And BEAT
RICE OWLS $40


uOJ sion TcX. cor li-iatUIna
fho lue ~ thau lighter opponents rD
cuueall. .urlpylrg -f.leht iuolht,i
tactics practically Throughout. Do. Iu-
Tor Bears itn rrue o. fs.H when Hrl
defeated tUe 1850. owl. Boz OBJ. fca
souihWesi.m 'Dul,ren,a clash .f th.
season bv thr ,por 81 CD tnn. Dr. WAS d.
simple matter of sr,aG.- H'su' push
Ing snlnuil nluIor sf vilI despite lh.
Gct thar ihe ONls t.tod to lItr l.sf
fourit rmcIy agd hiu'ny IrIHt uu.
suftuounmhie odus.
l;Ior ugic iuHuH,r 'I Unfortunate
plays 90 crucial tone Nh.r hff thru
ria 1rrs fn sDr, Ih'r tmr. dI th.I
p,--,s from ih. ',fsr 81. wild tud r..
suit utOHl ipss'e Of som- 2, ,urls But
tle OHe f1ushi o1 mm,N I'forthe-
Jess.
lH uus department only di l.rc our
900 thDm with Do aerial ui,v
Hicr completed -,ycu forward un.ses
.tH three it th" bruins. However tho
three uad' hy tr' Waco huskio count.
tl nr more than dii Ei,'s seven only
or-r waa laD- n1Iy ufhl sfrkUg
distance nf rr. Baylor ral Tls ..rc
bed f1ssc 1ri COSTLY ru'l'.a lDst tIe
ban
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
Hudson and Essex
Coaches Are Held
Remarkable Values

Hudson lrd Essex coaches represent
fns base actual motor Cr value 900 iha
ma s.t. SAWS TonDy Ch.mm. local dis
rIbuoe you are NOT nuy.as access
.oIlea h.Ha which some sre apt % H'.
cope u u.u OF fHe more important aH1E
iiv o. or.
ono cannot have Dis pie and END o.
Too. DO oloCa- a1i vanity c'ses ar!
Nnr ueht,r. Iro Included .g mofc-l..
priced caf. t1Hn fh.Ir cost uu.' %, u,.
en- oar uf The motor frame. H,i'. trtrf.
mission or SOME other essential l.ut f
90. ,ar When buyer compares 'He
accessory fittings OF some other clr De-
d. considering as uealus. either the llsd.
fHu COO E-ssN coach. his attention should
ir called 200 tAe price uf tiIt lufomol. g
boz thy open model
Our most advantageous appeal raE
is mot 'clns,d CIR onfor'7 ut oren .Ir
price, aui Do Pc MOT urr,ssaI-' to urge
tlr purchase uf closed cars. other mI.
Iers have closed automobiles What
Vs. are Interested iu is SELLING Hudson
ard Erss'V closed cars ana fo make
tH.ir superior mechanical qualities .g-
rro,at,i hy buyers
Instead 90 dom. lights cigar Heht,rs.
vanity cases ana other interior a...s-
aor..s Hudson and E-seA give Uhls-Is
az genuine value Instead OF fittings
That itrui~h ana CLOCKS thlt WON'T uu
ana cigar lighters tts; wan sa' v.ih.
Iu either Ilufupu Cd. fr....l tH. H..t..H.
gets can automobile thIt viii give ,lu.
tiruous and economical service d..
toad ~ silk curtains. DE- gets aluminium
pisious--a frame thar stays uE.J -l
motor That gives smooth. delightful p.r-
farmanc" and reliability THAT a.rps
down mn.utDrauc. cost IuatDJ Di D.
trutk. Do sets ra.dnto. shutters aud
mo'ou'cicr inat giyc summer driving
efficiency Do uu scls1rs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15

g. s. Qa.I. .. I.. M tle winner
0f tHe Amlu.'. Country clubs Frs
Annual Invitation Tournament here
which ended SATURDAY, 49, u'r, was
sos 49, a. u.W Brown Of Aul..H. 1874.
ImHH u utu s.n.. D ai. while d.
it1f. U Fr NORTH ..uc I.,t WITH
O. Score OF al1
gU imuH $500. nu. OF OBJ. "l.
HI UeH. rmne Through with
..... p' .If thr pa. ur U H t.II hol'
nlue necessary .u h-... '.U '.e WITH
Nue EI. uhY md piled u. 'h. um'
ame YNUe rt.r. ruruu uu
TH. 'nlrrm.f FHs successful H
aU up,.'. t.n. IH .m.. au out ol
fuwn contestants wei. rr.fu u th't
rr of 10. manner boo which 30 vus
handled uld 's treatment received u.
tUr brand. 90 local members
"r., rmm.nf would du credit o.
.nuE ..In anywhere. t.d IIv l,nnirU
.hn H.l' D.. H departing .0r DIS
homo M Iur Worth
Total -0H.s Uld, woD
Smu a, s'lrgs $685. lo..c 5,1
Vaughn 600. Lindsay afl rnrsvorth
ai- laufro si' Williams 7l.. Quule
a., Brown el" Blanchard a-. Broad.
.fDd asf Hoover aDH
Second urUf. BtIH aii Hunter g1i
.v n..I i1lr.F 49, Cation l... AID
IuHH & tctnpls i--
ID. .uHs arb winner. wore
E Iun uulfvne Dn. krH
luhf Nuyr aud on. "Erargh'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
Football Results

rnal T,tas s a 81 s.. souuwcs,
elu r
r.m' Kansas Aerles % Washington
lf
TEXAS Do oihhoma Agvics :.
ftylm 1is fler ~
T.. g.. a. 3 Tfumms 6. ui0
pAhhona p is. Ccrusl Teachers
e.. feec q.
colorado Ar sn Wmmns q.
plao inncr.i, q 1i'sison 0.
imrenit .f C0.olaIe 3. University
oi N0w Mlxicn d
Mt,hilan o Vanderbilt
Iowa 6, Ylle
University 81 s.nhera California o..
JHlv rsi'y - Arzora o.
nenluw Z lak0 Forrest
Hciurd co'itrc f.. Mississippi &. a
~ e.
idaho . Washngtau g
s.. ~. .. f-- iinwty q.
rniysgrits kentucs 81 G.. 81
I.ogisvilis e.
santa cara 9. STAFFORD
-. Nays coileee -. Z. - CalHufn.a
n.
Tufts 4, Williams D.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
S. M, U, MUSTANGS
ROUTL LOUISIANA
TIGERS 81 TO 0

"' '','.''''' res
DALLAS 'r' Il. southern
,' ''''. university MUSTANGS f.N''.
''''.' ''''' I'f'lF '".i'' 'H0
'.u l"'' was I''
"h''' i.' '''.'-' "'''"H'."iaini
''.i"'' $50. ''' ,' iI' long runs @.
I''f .'."' .'' 'N' were mad" poe.
-.''' '.'' '' .H perfect interference
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
SUPERIOR WORK
SHOWN ALL WAY
BY WESTERN Il.

NEW HAVEN. onn.. oct. a. -Iova.
mighty football eleven. champion ~ an,
Western conference gave Yale mom.
Der Of the "blg three" az he IL H.
iirs, defeat by conference oleN,a fo.
lay and Il Nns "A decisive vicinrr Tho
score was SIX 90 nothing representing Il
touchdown from march hIf Pine
l-ngth ~ the field. which started hir
IN the FIRST pcriVi and onded go YaIrt
last white Inc soou after thr second
period began. But lownt superiority
was much greater ihnn The mria nuu
score shows.
Howard Jones. Iowa mentor b.
therefore champion football ,ua.h Of
the Jones family. bui m the lsit.I hall
OF tho game Dr. must have recalled the
stirring finishes ~ Yalrs fo1tbau
teams IN tho days whom hr auF DDS
brother Tad, now Yulo coach. PLAYED
on the samo Yale eleven lalc thr,ltru.
20 Io and possibly win me game. O.
concerted advance toward low. r0aIur
~ yard ending Few second. before
the last whistle blow with forward
pass over the goal line which grounded
Tho efforts az Coach Tad. pupils
thrilled some 10000 spectators ou ln
ideal football day--ihrllcd thcin no I,s.
than thov had been amazed by me pos
cr ~ Iuwa's offcnsc shown iu fb, 0u
half Of the game. thrilled them a.. I'D lt
much as they had been surpr u th.
first half by lowas failure q, score
moro points. Fumhlcs v,ro tls pr.rc.
pai reason for this flilm, Penalties
contributed
Howard does NOT thlut however. that
hc .s better each than ms hrotAcl. n,
insists be- merely has "a better team s..
Do and his pupils boarded q train hlf
IN hour after the whistle blew D.. said
II am glad for towu's sake that shc
won. u was o test oc two teams more
than - coaching Iowa played "a good
same"
Captain Gordon LUUkc. no dllcd from
h.s brilliant line smashing th.t hc
could hardly speak as bee was assisted
aboard tho train. could ouly murmur
"a happiness.
Wire mo folks loo Iowa just hUw wc
wouf
Iowa had four excellent Scoring op.
poriunitics that is. 30 had The ban with.
IN % yards af Nalo's caoi ono ct thos,
opportunities was realized Two failures
20 make tho best ~ excellent stntcglul
nuaiious were duo 90 mmblos ono
allure was due 90 stl'founs ot NaIc's
dGcuFe Thrive Oi Tho sourlug opportuui
lies were a,W 90 superior od,uts aud
one 10 Yale fumhlcs
YAH also had -four opportunities Two
~ them were due 10 lose handling OF
Tho bah hy Iowa. one 20 partially
booked Iowa punt ana ono 20 tho bril-
liant end game fash 81 power which if
'yulfiod hy NaiCs urmier football
song. "March mlrh 600 down Ola.
rcld" lnablitr Go throw iuD forward
pass was me ohiet factor BOO NaI.a Hl.
rrc Ga make Jhe best col .s ,uauocs
Vale did NOT complete one forNgn. rlH
throughout the game. while Iowa had
tCur successful ones for toia. sl.u ot
f yards
Siltistics show that Iowa vi. super
iot iu ail departments Of the .Imc oX.
-cpt iu running hek Hl,ss. at which,
N.'diinear suhF'u,, YHl. quarterback,
,s,uua. eft miuriUs to uu .tu oul
shonc ,vcrvh,-iv on the nr'a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
PLAINVIEW DEFEATS
MATAD0R BY $40

uI.NNNIEW ort. % In a ono SID.
foot qll gaW hcrp This afternoon
PlninNirw hou Ma'ldor Ilsh sixty.
dir'" to nothing purins thc pcoad
nllf coach uuuum az plolnvirw scnt iu
his e0pnd abd lhinl sIr.ug men. cant.
leslie an'l haif mok Natcs aul sam,
wDn uW 81 be- .gHr on account Of in.
yarios Tutor parug Tho first goiuc %
ms no az qtwr q I'D splendid work.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
Vanderbilt And
MICHIGAN BATTLE
SC0RELESS TIE

NASHVILLE Tenn. Oct iG-The
MirnuH Wow crime orpt back ~ n.
nlr tol.ehf torn AMI torplcd from us
exalted hcEhts in the rrMron world
as e rosul, of its nothing o. nothing ile
81 Tho hands Of Vanderbilt 4 Nander.
hlt dcfenss fhaf stood as impregnail,
as steel told th. GO. VI NIchixan's ai..
ure to iatiar fhr coumoiore into help.
'reenra Or had i--n troady predict,
before the sane
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
CANYON WINS OVER
TULIA TEAM 3e-t3

|I7|ITT :" 7 y NJ"
rANYoN oH ii.-Canlon Rat
Tvln h'r' rlv rs L. l@ Forward
pasee and bong cni rrus iealur,d tho
pa bog oi ban ieaHs Erovn ard For.
ts Tor Hweu sNl Travis ana lcnning
fn Tli8 wfu tN, lars
fuH W'rr surprised a. the result
Nra.illo tsd o., lH.,s tenm W.ll clash
Ht NlRrla posi- s rday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
rs HO We NiIlIfN


Conn. .irr, 30 inmu.. u.s..
perhaps iH. mos tlhoi about I.
ncse n ih. country
FoounI orr r.H.r ..H.r. t u.
unp
Five ,eue as. mr vi,rf fr
tncN iI l. va. .uU lu Institution I'll.
a1v b s mentioned a- frequently
Harvard. 1ul, anH Princeton
Centre CDIh - hr.h. into ..- ln.
'our ,cars ago vlrl It dr,i-tfIv ur
aiea tnr University , West Nrrra.
lrii.r ir fr tu West Yrr.. bod
lrrrled fhe f.ffH1 world o.. f
',st of rfne0f.. on. of tbe trHa
Ho7inf ulaf over upr, -euf.l the
'ptarst dnI Eart
seasons Big Thrill.
l1st falI rsutrr uuf over fHn DE-
hf ~ sf the ,ra1r Dr. on. to @ d,fo,.
u Harvard
/. Centres r's. q. ame r th, football
Norii has beam typical of fhD sgrcas
isai rr'ai uatt SMALL cpiie-e- hly,
hoycJ m b. ftHU.
To nov iHttil nauuns ta. far.
ard rats ir nsi to iat, fn. var
fw J b. rasuH nn.rc. $50 i8urar b.
rruI such ulam COD beef aHd O..
ftfvcl
ssstf b ~ Herunr o H. a,a
fsmc II cllis Tor fast W.il cordiUooI
pieysrr. SIraif Ev suiraris lriwn.
some Leading Sphii
Hcwcvcr n ruu 80 lurE Irfo tNI
il.slsry ~ ire > n'HfHraf use ol rcsf
a tie ralslief coiisae i,siias rod uIu
fird fitcr tlae healing silrt u!s
hilr dons inuch ~ ne' them ot.r
a rs<sI hlifeilssis.n 81 ihl- can -
gigsn thronEh the racsnt slue.es - a,f
Ei1a mafe To uaa bshirG d an
itere vas Rcisft l.. Nyers = Cent?
ullfnuua Many lasc ,he ir
that ul.s team BE- fanprr
,ls<is, D1t sgcA y
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
CENTRE DEFEATS
VP.h BY 1915 COUNT

ilcuAiOND. Na. OF ~ The foot
bal eioscn " Centre Coffrs found a
tartcr her iofly .n N.r.iun poistech
ric irstruie haf finally rouNzed or,
--.---n-.--
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15

lH spain e wom1ns manilln r. hold
re- acud and cannot D. Sold Tor debt
ra'arora rrdnrsd 500 600 hgrrais
uf uii iIfl scar
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
lie. RROMER1.D .. c.

AmAr'Iios OriGinN ChirorxAe.or. ss'
tahushed flge years Complsts X-Rsy
Service Phone 1893 loso. New !oeA.
ION Western Building. sorom from thu
court hCuEs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
CITYBRIEFS

Learn word every dAA-roda,'s
word is INcApACITArft its po.
iu.ka.passi.tayt ain accent
90 uthc third syllable. n Nleans-t1
uiakc unable. 10 make unfit - disluai.
u.s. 20 disable u comes fnlu--IotIn
in." not. ana "awN,' capable Com
paulon worl--.ncapaDintlou. i's used
like 'hI.-'llck ol sleep wiil iumuac.
Hi, you for your work."
H. T. Bennett returned Yesterday
from a "trip Co the Oh and gas wells ir
Carson county
0f ClHadlin were .u thr city yesterday.
Mrs. 4. n. lee. of Childrcss. was an
'mrlio visitor Yesterday,
Mrs. A. W. Morclocl, and children.
NJ CANYON wore visitors iu Amarillo.
yesterday
". J. Shlggs. with the V. : Hard
ware Co., of White D,cr. was business
visitor hcT, saturday.
Judge l.. cough was In Happy Sat
url1y 20 address e. farm bureau meet
inr.
Potentatc u. Y. Nicholson. at khiya
Temple. WIS In oklahoma city Fridl-
Tor a ceremonial ~ India Temple. nc.
DoIding 10 Information received hcre
hy Recorder Goorgr Stapleton. Impe
r'u Poten'1tr James s. McCluGless. Ut
Honolulu. was tho guest Of honor 90 ,hr
luli1 ceremonial
Misses Matte T.. LAM. Mabel Rcit,
and Maud Shaw. OF Clarendon ,y,r.
Amarillo visitors SATURDAY.
Mrs. u. {. Stone and children. Franz,
nNd MWry. wore in the ciiy Slturde,
Miss Henry Cuok will return io,l,,
from visit 1t Dallas
j. w. O'Ncal. af Panhandle. was %
visitor in tho cIiy SATURDAY
icliN Ncff hnd Charles E,ans. of
Happy we're .u Amarillo yosicuii,
Dr. and Mrs. X. T.. Vine, ard viii i.,kr
q Sis weeks visit tu Nsw Orleans ID
! Vineyard viii Take % special course H.
surFwr Will" Mrs Vineyard plans a.
r''uperai" her health in New Orleans
the children win 40 left With Mrs Nir,
yards parents iu Dallas.
marriage license Vas i,,urd IA
'ntdly o. W s. iiul and Sis. Es..
Payne.
Mrs. ~ g.. oh and d,ughicr Slmrlr,
AL rlium hp.ue Monday fuu ptn.,
whore ,l'y have l"cn ia us ua
thonih visiting Ms DHes father.
W \. Nvimo-h was saturday elcri
81 prfsiara, 81 ihe Mi4son Ramcg ,.,s.
,mrhcon r'uh short Informal tain.
lfor" nao' ly various members.
I. " Jnlm>ou who has b-rn asscci
aiei via q. r. oliver & Cumfauy fai
several months grin isalo i.i low da,..
with bis iuriiiv for Los Angeles wber.
Dee 'r.il nuao DIS home
building permit W1s i~sucd Sltur
day 90 Edward Fa-d Zoe -.,eo hati.
20 t2n1 1Hgiu- Street
Francis ilbcrii j. Tho name Of tl,r
+ pound g.gl born an week &C. Gey sra
Mrs r. ~ Shepperi
Nlr. and Mr. & \. Fisk are homo
fn1n an okt.rl.1 foHr of 40 fa,i
Mr.. lisk utf.nd,d ni,oiinl ol th.
hnnker association n New York fTf
Fhry 'rlu-i fhe Fast n r. new Iack
an ar wl A. i'sk hnugh' s~oni
~ ". 1ulrrs Amarillo deal0f fsfo-c
.hc icf htre. Hrl which w3s delivered O
Hiri in p,tn.i
Ia spain wom1ns mantiun r. hold
re- ucud. and cannot D. sold Tor debt
ra'agora r-'inred 500 oo0 htrreia
~ 20 iaft yuff
Chmopractor i
.. y. Bromers. u. C.. estsblishes nv.
Il -. - /
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
Big COLLEGE NO LONGER
SUPREME IN FOOTBALL SAYS
DO M'MILLkN OF CENTRE FAME

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15

Dr. and Mrs. X. T.. Vine, ard viii takr
"a sIN weeks visit tu Nsw Orleans -
Vineyard viii take special course TO-
snfFnr with" Mrs. Vineyard plans g.
r"'uperai" her health in New Orloanf
The children will 40 lett With Mrs Yin,
yards parents l1 Dallas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15

Potentaic u. 7. Nicholson. at khiva
Temple. WIS IN oklahoma city Fr.dl,
Tor a ceremonial ~ India Temple. nc.
ooIding 20 Information received hcre
hv Recorder Goorgv Siapleton. Tmpe
rial Poten,1tr James S McCludless. os
Honolulu. WAS tho guest Of honor co thr
India ceremonial
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15

VIZ and Mr.. &. \ Fisk are homo
fnm un ek,.rIl foHr of fhn Tat
Mr iisk az ud'fi nlsetinl ol th.
hrnk'r association Hn New York fffl
They 'rif-i f1e fast in re- new Iack
ord r1r whh A. i1sk h"ugh' sroni
=. ". Tnarrs auaslu dearr before
he icf hre Hrl which w3s delivered O.
Hirl .n pir.t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15

Francis ll''crii J. Tho u1nic Of ilr
= pound gal hoIH hu week iQ Eey ara
Mrs T. ~ SheppeTi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15

\ marriage license was issued -,
ntdly O. " s. uuu and M.sa 1855.
Payne
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15

Mrs ". g.. tol' and daughicr Slirlr,
All r''nu hpue Monday iron Denver
"h"r' il'r have l"cn Gr tUs r4.
month Nfltms ~ ra.e's father.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15

\ building permit W,s issucd Sltur
dai 60 Edward Fn-d ior 5000 h.ii.
20 s.n1 1nsih Street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15

I. ". Jolu>ou Who has h-ru asscri
hiei via q e. oliver & Comfauy fur
Several moa.h s ,rin ieato li a faw ia,..
with Us iHnii.y Tor Los Ansoi,s wHefU
De 'r.ii muko DIS home.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15

W y. Melmo-h was saturday cIcci
=" lris'erai Of ihe Mi4sion Iamca ,l,s.
lfnchoon r'uh short Informal talL.
f'rn nlou' ly various m.mhcrs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
Miss Henry Cuok will return io,in,
rom visit 1t Dallas

j. W UNcal. 1T Panhandle. was a
.s.'ur iu tho cts SATURDAY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15

iclN Ncit mnd Charles E,ans. uf
Happy we're 600 Amarillo y,eicuilr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15

Misses Matte T.. LAM. Mabel Rctts
ana Maud Shaw. of Clarendon. w,r.
Amarillo visitors SATURDAY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15

Mrs. u. {. Stone and children. Franz
Wd Mwry. were On the city Slturds,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15

Judge l.. tough was In Happy Sat
urllly 20 address e. farm bureau meet
Inr.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-04-21
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

At the regular meeting of the
County Commissioners on April IL
the Board of Education asked for an
appropriation of $4,000 for the
school year. The Commissioners
promised a sufficient sum to pay the
teachers.
The Commissioners announced
that they met with the State Roads
Commission on April 6, and the
Commission agreed to build the fol-
lowing concrete roads in Cecil
county:-Cecilton to Earlev lie,
First district. 2h miles; Connor's
lane to Rowlandville, Eighth dis
trict, ITO mile; end of Calvert Pike
to Rock Church, Ninth and Fourth
districts, miles.
The State Roads Commission also
agreed to take over all hard roads in
Cecil county when said roads are
put in acceptable condition.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-04-21
ExEUNT THE ..sHIFTERs."

The Shifter order has been sum-
marily dismissed from the North
East High School, and by the pupils
themselves. When Principal Mar
shall Thompson learned that the
Shifter craze had gained entrance to
the school he called the school to-
gether, told the pupils about the evil
tendencies of the movement among
young people, reminded them that
the school had been free from public
criticism, and asked that his pupils
cooperate with him in preserving
the good name of the school. The
entire school rose and told the prin-
cipal they would have no more to do
with the Shifter business, that they
had looked upon 1t at first merely as
joke, and that what use they had
made Of it in the matter Of money
was applied to the Near East relief
fund. Being convinced that the so
called order was not what they first
thought it to be, the thing was al
ready dying out. and they were en-
tirely satisfied to join the principal
in putting an end to it. Thus endeth
the brief career of the Shutters in
North East.-Cecil Star, North East.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-04-21
NEW COMIC FEATURE.

The work of three of the most
competent and popular comic artists
has been combined in the new comic
feature which greets readers of The
Journal this week. The feature in
cludes cartoon by Mr.. Kettner,
whose pictures are in great demand
from coast to coast; comic by
Charles Sughroe, creator Of "Mickie,
the Printers Devil" and a comic by
L. F. Van Zelm. who has made ten
strike with his series, Jaw, What's
the user"
This is feature which in its
class compares with the best pre-
sented by any newspapers. and we
are confident that readers of The
Journal will appreciate 1t to the ex-
tent that its quality justifies.
1t begins in this issue of The
Journal.