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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-12-01
New Concrete Piers.

The concrete piers for the new
bridge across big Sandy river at the
mouth of Paint creek have been com
pleted and the steel work is now be-
ing Dlacsd. II is the hope of the con.
tractors to complete the steel work
beIorA the river raises. The bridge
sho.iid be completed by the first Of
the year. AL
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-12-01
WsrIt 70 ILeIs,lna.on.

County Judge Beecher Stapleton
Supt. Of Schools Fred Meade. w. B.
Ward and DR.. j. G. Sparks, composed
the committee of Paintsville to the
Normal School Commission which
met at Frankfort Saturday,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19
JACKSON DAY BANQUET

MANY cities are making plans
for their annual Jackson Day
banquet 20 be held January 3. an
niversary pf the birth OF Andrew
Jackson These dinners have been
history maker, Tor the Dcmocra-
tic party They have brought
forth many great gatherings OF
Democrat. leader, and have had
formidable bearing, on prc,iden-
tlal aspiration.
WHY should not Amarillo have
a Jackson Dav dinner, Let the
Democratic leaders Of Potter
County make plans for a dinner
and invite folk from the Panhan-
die To- come here a good Demo
cratic dinner and rally with ZOO
10 600 guest, in attendance would
do much 90 create q spirit Of iel
lowship among Panhandle Demo
Gratis.
What do YOU saw Let's appoint
a steering committee and have a
real Democratic rally here Janu-
airy &.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19

M WIZARD"
IN. kind patient wizard made =
fiddle and sent 10 over with the Twins
who cav. DO to MARTY
q hop. hos satisfied now. said tho
Wizard
Rut mind sou be- soon received q third
letter
Mas newer satisfied she Gays I've
lxl ned 20 fiddle va fast. she bought mo
"a saxuphun, OH do. please send me a
magical saNophune. IN never learn 10
rl.g 'hs thiug
500 magical sNUphUne be- got.
But that wasn't the end.
Marty had fluty and banjo and
tbrt, Kinds q drums. and cello and q
bass yiol anil harp before he was
Through asking Cor things. and each
'imc the uioo. kird wizard helped him.
A. last oam. this letter
Dear Mr. Green Wizard. please send
me mag.oal pipe-Hgn. That's mas
latest Marty
BETTER ~ back Co your old piano.
I'm busy answered the Wizard AMI
The Twins to,k 90 over az once.
ITO BE Continued
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19
MARTY MiNK's MUSIC.

Marty Mink wrote to the Green Wiz.
.lId for e. magical piano.
% do get su sickr' A:l No. "of hurry.
ne home from school 20 Do my prac'ic-
ing Would you kindly send me mag
toal plano SD that when l touch 10. Z
w.l play uself2'
Tho Green Wizard felt sorry for Mar.
.ty ana made him nice Little piano
exactly ike his ola one on'r that 10 bad
magical white keys and magical black
kps char played anything ypu w sheet
when f was finished Do, Twins De-.
lit'r'l f and tools th, old one away.
s., MIS- Mink was out marketing. sh,
newer knew tho difference
"Nouf she bp surprised when She
hears Marty playing so wcll" laughed
Nmry
Gu' what De- you think In less than
q week The Green Wizard had another
letter from Marty.
"Fiddlosucks wen. the letter MA
says I've learned o. play The piano per.
footly now and she's bought ma fiddle
| Iia harder 60 learn than the other DO
you happen 90 hov" "a magical fiddle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19
GERMAN TOYS.

~ least n tnlf0 OF the toys that
Santa Claus will bring 20 Amcri-
can kiddies this Christmas will
have the "Madc in Germany
label. This is the estimate among
TOY importers.
German toys have definitely re
turned 10 our markets But not
ON as big a scale as before the
war.
In IgI4 America bought S7,7I8l
600 worth OF German TOYS Last
year the figure was around So
10000. and this will not show
much increase when final check
up OF IO22 imports Is announced.
Toy making m Germany IS ln
small factories, rarely employing
as many as % workers. For the
most part. the toys are produced
in homes. where the trade has
been handed down from genera
ZION 10 EtUtIdtlpn.
Most OF the German toys are of
the Inexpensive sort, though
making them requires highly
skilled hand labor and a sense ol
the artistic.
These toys are coming again,
in a flood. But they are not ser
iously interfering with the real
function OF American toy makers
who are following the national
trait and turning ont TOYS that
can be machine-madc ON a big
scale.
Germany sends miniature doll
furniture. lead soldiers. Noah's
ArkS and Christmas tree dccora-
tions.
American makers supply most
OF the doll carriages, wagons.
magic lanterns, electric trains and
caSt-iron animals
Before the war. uinc-tenths Of
our toys were imported. We have
built up a big toy industry. II !,
suffering from competition. but II
is going 20 suryiyc--loing he big
things and not hothcriug much
with the small junk lines
In 1920 toy imports totaled
nearly SlLOoooo. 'hr highest
ever. This year t Hll bee about
two-thirds less.
How much will \mcrica pay
Santa Claus for an i,s TOYS? 4
very conservative estimate would
lie 100000
Adding up al Christmas pres
ents, you'd have q sum running
into the billions $40 this makes
people happy keep, hundreds OF
thousands employed and wears
out cash register, 200 The stores.
It's a Tremendous cost. Since
we pay it, lets 60 our moneys
worth-enjoy Christmas 10 the
utmost.
Money should bc-and IN most
cases is--the las, .1rsideration AZ
Christmas time Happiness is
cheap at any price
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19
PREDICTS RECOVERY.

The Lockney Beacon comment
ed as follow last week ON the
recent sale Of thc Nmarillo Tri-
bune at a foreclosure sale:
The Amarillo Daily Tribune
was sold last week under execu-
ton. ] = Durham presidctn Of
National Bank Commerce. pur
cha sed 'hc plan r building. 4
reofgari-ai o1 ~ iho PAPER was
immrdai,.I ttr.'rCsl hy Mr..
Dti..ar. .al l,-u sJnfi-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19
BEGIN HERE TO-DAY

BEN DARBY. a prisoner 10 declared
90 he "a victim u amnesia hy a
noted alierist and 10 pnruIed o.
on ola friend.
EZRA MELVILLE Together 'hey
start uu "a trip o. tlD fug River
where lara goes o. take pos.,
sion ~ = RIGA calm loft by his
brother.
HIRAM MELVlLLL. who recsptlg
had diod Ben ls 20 have "a part
nership and a new lease - NJ, 80
Seattle lives
JElFEHI NELSON ana his tau
partners Lty Brent and
CHAN UEMlNWAY Nelson. leader
ut the uufuli.uH gang has "a
bcautfrl daughter. isatre,. v.tH
whom Brent ls 90 lowe She de-
tts'H llW lirrHf complains tU
toilann and Hrf Infhrr promises
o. AID hIw II lls suit NoIlsuu
hears 20 90. I.h pocket DIE.
covered ~ lutm Nsl,ills aud
plans With IL rYnfr1rrltes o.
steal the rIHiu before Ezra pan
arrive. Wien Zen aul IuA
reach ~ north woods Ben sud-
denly fegalrs hIa memory KnoWl-
edr - hle yIaf re returns They
meet a friendly stranger who d.
Ftefn fhrfu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19
hEMBER or THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS
MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU
OF CALCULATIONS
NOTICE TO TME PUnIIC

Any erroneous reflection upon the
character. standing. or reputation u
any Individual firm concern or corpor.
alton. that may appear In the columns
q The News. win be gladly corrected.
when called 10 the attention Of the edL
tor. II IL not the intention Of this news
PAPER 10 wrongfully use or iniure any
individual, firm. concern or corporation
and corrections win be made where war
ranted as prominently az was the
wrongfully published reference or ar.
ticla
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19

The snyder Signal recently
published a - page edition in
honor OF the Scurry County
Poultry Associations Third An
nual Exhibition The edition con-
tanned may stories about poultry
as we'll a, much advertising Tor
holiday shoppers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19

dent tina, the Tribune will recov-
er from is present embarrassment
and 60 right forward IN It's use
iulucss. Tom Durham is a good
businessman. and It IS our opinion
that he will handle the Tribune
situation IN a successful manner.
We understand that the present
management will continue with
Frank h lami,on business mana
ger and ". II. Nichol. editor The
Beacon wishes the Tribune well "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19
PANHANDLE PRESS
BEWARE on PROPAGANDA.

The man who voices your views Is
right and ,s o. wis" fellow all riEht. n
a man doesn't agree with you. Of course
be- is wrong
n q Newspaper doesn't voice your
views. az course. lt b. wrong and an
doubleday Fou 1r, warranted boz ,harg
INK that 30 ,s getting money COR oppos
ing thc things yDI holioy. 600 and b. a
youll t.,IDu. thug
We arr prone fH attribute wisdom and
righteousness fo Those who agree with
us and tu aitrhui, error and vona'lty
Zoo those who happen tu differ with us
especially Wh,I. such persons are Boo
public lfr CO.,. boo fHr ease 81 news.
mpr loo the pIhi, service n g. a.
natural tendency which most of us can.
mot escape. up matter how much We
.tE tn avoid b. when our beliefs me-
challenged u, us oppose those who
uah" the challenge with violent
thought, and % must D., acknowledged
th1' sometimes when our views ato op.
rrs'i with ,orrrf reasons aud facts.
which shake them. the more Violently
''' ''' ''.'n 20" me h'I'-
Ut - f'''i NiAN ln human
nltur" That makes us do this hui never.
theless BE- is fact ANY ~ us on re
''~ ''' .'' ..N'" 'l'h''h- VIII nave
TITUS 7' ana ihHi
often the t,.. violence Of uIr opinions
nr,stE,l change
'"''.'I'. '' VINO are supposed 10
'' u' WIN 'Iihl'h
pN''' ''.' ''' 'hl'.fh in'u cN.
pf'''''n 'i 'NIN"n aud their ohsorya
., ~" .'. ''' ought 70 feoogn.z'
''N ' ..N nature ana To- De-
''I "i' '''.. '.'' " ihri own expires.
''' '. 'i.'. i. '''.i brethren. not
.'..''' iH "'f Upin-
''' ''' oven W' sometimes
IT. '' 'I .'' every h'Wsllp'f
'''i 'N''' ''" opposes our views
i'' '''" " H our lh' iooi 81
''" ''i"'I" vi" ourselves
At, VT 'AF dtHiisi conviction.
i"' observations have BEEN
'','' "'. me reflections We have
'"' ''''' 'n' oi oar Northwest
wy Questioning On" inicg-
tut. ' h" larger newspapers
' t'rd n ihr national
i' monthly uuhhcati'r-. u is
'Nt ''' 90 ii'i there 90" very few
'''''"' "' "'i''''- and That most ~
n''' -.'' ''H InI honest expression
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19
GO On WITH ruE STORY

Eyes Coin 90 snowy Gu.ch."
RS only i've miles. a. this roli. d"
tho stranger yyu,urcl I'm gu.u'
~ 20 sllsyllic way myself. but /
won't have no river 90 tow me. I've
got 20 DO my osu pllilu' Thank
the lord I'm only goln' a small part
OF the way"
You aint so.a' % swim. are your
Where s. NOur boat
My pIrls C1, an Old craft. and
he and ! ate rrin' Co plcS q, out
next trip Tho s'rnuge- PAUSED.
blinking h.s eyes. "Sly. partners
you don't want % sell YOUR bna.. 10
your
Lsram stated b.s arurc. ana Zen
was prone o. believe Tho, be had
adopted e h.lrva. nan for q buddy.
The amount rsmed vus nearly twice
tha, which th's hll paid And 90
L.s vast anna s.mrai the stranger ac.
clp,Dl ihe ou,r u h.- next breath.
so yuu DON'T UHon -y ulks IN
Snowy GuHl 'N.H 'Hr stranger
had asked r..., .ra. fo4a get
acquainted soon .aI..
1--WE got % l.I,r fu % teller named
Morris Exmm tHaI And I've
heard % ono or 'Vo r1-c men too
J,ftery Nelson was on, o. ',a--"
"NouN 1ui Mor, Oh town ar
right the strange, NUu.uf,i 20 as.
sure him. "lle lives right rt1t %
Nelson's Au1-n, what DO yoI
know about th.s man Ncllsoug'
"Oh. uoihIu' a. an Whyg'
II you fellows is prusprc,.n'. JET
fefy Nelson Isl a Ar-'.cius. man 90
stay away from-and hla uracrstran
pcrs, to-day Brent and Cuan
Hcm.nway But thcy &c ogi %; town
riFht now Thcy skinned on, "a. ia
a bunch "a few weeks aro-and I
can't tell you wha, Kind o., seem,
they got"
Esram Gel; cold 20 the marrow o.
his bones. lie glanced coyert.y az
Ben. fortunately his partner was
busy among the supplies and was
not listening Gu rs conversation.
You don't ku0F Nhere they vent.
do your be- ash 4
Not exactly. They took 10 this
creek here a Says. through Spruce
Pass. and over % Yusa Rlver-,he
country that klrd % 4 crazy Oh chap
named Hiram Melville who died
here a few weeks ago. Ia. always
prospectcd"
The stranger narveict that his Ola
listener should have suddenly gone
guile pale.
Ezram had only n moments fur.
Their conversation with h.s new
friend lle pg. tEo or three qu,s.
tions-.n a rather curious. hushcd
No.ce-and g0t be answer.
What have you and your poor
victim been taking about. an this
tlmef' n n asked.
Oh just a rHb fcs'--a tatltat a.
you'd call o. Bat yol know. Hcn.
I've cot "a Idea all a-sutdsn." Ben
siraighiencd. lghiod his Pipe. and
prepared 10 listen. This Old hoy
tells me that we'd save Jus, twelve
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19

COupDN. SHAKING HANDS
OVER = rlLE OF STORES.
anew what walt him on arrival AZ
a.s hroih.-s claim. Jcntry Nelson
ana his ing l.l assembled there.
had already iur "A the claim Just
rs Ms br'her bad warned him that
they would do; and cool,y aad quiet.
D. he had r,solyel to face them
alone.
lie made hls nack--a few simple
provision. wrapped IN his blanket
md a kE..s ar camp axe swung on
bis b,lt lie took tls trusted pipe
because he knew well that ne could
lcvcr acluit himself crcdiiahly IN a
aght without "a few lungfuls OF 90.
hacco smoke rrst-and he also took
his rine, You Keep this copy OF the
letter lie handed Ben the copy he
had made 20 hIrama VIII Tn the
worst hand fcr ios.n' ih!ngs you ever
seen
They saa their simple gooisys.
shaking land oyC q pile o; stores.
I've only g, one decen, place %
Keep th.nes SAFE Ezra conadei.
ana thoi a.rt 50 ALFRED decent.
either when Z set any papers that
arc extra precious. I always stick
en- down N eg % these hlrh old
boots beiws,a the sock and the
leather But rs TOO much work %
take che boot o. now. 50 you keep
The letter"
4 suppose you've got a million.
dollar bunk '. hidden down there
nov. Fen unmarked.
$40. not = reni Jus, the same. I,
ever e; e. Ylci ~ al o. sudden
! want you % look there mighty
careful Tho may be a document
OF Two ~ Importance"
I Won't forget" Ben promised.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19
ATHOJGHT
FOR TO-DAY

Also take no heed unto all words
servant curse thee. - ECclesia sies
hat are styoken: lest thou hear IA,
~.
~ IL an utterly INV view Of hos.
ness which regards D. as only q
means u getting @ liying. a man. 3
business Ia his part 70 the world 3
work his share % the great activities
which render ruciety possible He
nay ike b or dislike 10. but Do is
work. and a. such requires applica.
ion. selfdenml. discipline Pan
Mail Gazette.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19

AND ALL hc did
WAS To 60 some place.
To TUBN the water on
AND THEN come hack.
AND PIT rubber thing.
lNTO THE faucet.
AND SCREW % hack
WHERE 1T belonged.
/ THANK YOU
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19

Dear Santa Claus We are four little
sister. and We are writing YOU a letter
'u t'u vou tu com, in s.c us his Christ.
mas. ]. lD1, lm min, y'ars I'D ana want
% doll. ]. Bessie am sN wears I'D and
want % d.il D. Louise ann Two years old
aad HuH. 30 doll. and lttl. set OF
d.sAca. !. vivian. ana eleven years old
-id want doll Su goeihye hoping you
VIII cd Wg Goo -, us Christmas
NlNIN\. lola. JESSIE AND LOUISE
SMITH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19

MANY SETTLERS At
LITTlEfIElD REPORTED
Specialize rhsNs~,

LlrrLEFlELn Dec. settler,
continue "a come o. Liiiefeld since
'his iand was 0ls..l on 'he market there
PES not horr ."Cl 20 demand for ho,n.s
q 3 n'r r i..f D1mni,tcd a n.,, 90.
'-' j. s. Ntt 'n has pu chased and
o. h'Iroi Ins t frm Roy l.. Ga,,ls
has hoHeh. .H1H i.i i~th families ar.
corning ai o1.' g. % Davenport. Al.
fn AoFn' nai A. Butcher are among
.h' recent lIrrf'".f. 1f nnds Ex,cn.
s'e Improvement ar. hlng mad. IA
fhe f,shYtsrln ,htfh
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19

j.. D. iliA."n. who wac seriously In.
.ipr'd saturday n.ght Naen ih- car in
9hirh D. uHs ria.nr eaa 81 wifh A
Pow worth A Denver usssenrrr train.
D. recovering frcfa Ne injuries 10 uss
not burt iHiHnale ~ sas feared. a..
rfr6inT 20 ths Hiflfeur fnad. A.. an
\ fBF 1sn uaf CO..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19
Letters To Dear
Santa Claus

Dear santa Claus
lease hing me q don buggy and q
DOH. and please hr.ng me a tricycle. too.
Nou arc good SANTA claus got a
DOH buggy from YOU Please bring Wal.
900 some marbles Goodbye.
OTIE SIMON.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19

hl SANTA claus.
} n''" h,cu wanting 90 write you Tor
IL '.Hs t'm. 7 van, you Co bring me +,
.d..i O. SET a. dishes. sc, Of doll furni.
i"I' ana sweater and cap Please do not
i'tet little Th'lma Ruth She wants "A
L' .." i'd chair. an and a little piano.
MARY POWELL GALLEGLY.
roo FuDre street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-19

VIII write YOU letter as We sur,
want '. s"' you Santa I have been ,
so.l Co.,. .ad VIII you please bring me
"a football ANA tricycle. . nave a ma,
si., 'r she BE- four years old. and a
brother tWo rags old Bring my Inn,
SISTER a doil and cap and my brother
wason and SOM. .hovs would ln.,
SOME candy and nuts ana frul and
santa 90 wr e'e roa when Sou com,
We j nave something Tor ,,u
Your little friend
j. a. SpEEGLE.
-a' Buchanan street
I.". sanity
A''r BEEN "a sDad grI and / want
F.I z" hr.ug ne o. dress "a palr u sun.
u't shoes - 1 can 81 o. sunday school
] 'Is' want % pain % gloves ana a cedar
Ghost That ! can lock. and Some candy.
MAMIE
N.fth Fillmore Street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-24
WILLARD STORE
SOLD TO GUERRE
AND LAWRENCE

Nrs ". e.. Gn,rs and J " Law.
I,.Hrc both v,l and fayUruhly known
fhi- city, have purchased the entire
.I"sk OF childr,ns dytU wear,
Ll'vu a- Millrd's. 40 600 Polk Street.
Ah- Womam Alr Iawrcnc" is
..lluowu real estate broker. senior
I.u.I e the firm ul o'Ncil A Law.
... with office lt Sos poll Street.
80. luuru,, D. ou, OF The main -pokcs
A. OH. wheel cot progress among the
rus business men circles BOO the az
lt. ding OF better and larger ANA.
if. ilo is e member ~ the nuw'rou,
l.rIc organizations OF the city. and Is
Zoo foster uul founder oi thn Junior
chamber a. Commerce which has slim.
aI,',d the young men a. tax, an active
i..,t,u lu IN, welfare 90 Amarillo
Mrs Gucrrc has been q resident Of Am.
.Jiio a number OF years and has a
t.,dlc shop at the Richards Dry
goods Company and has large circle
- friends
IS sale mty h- put ON within few
o. ST. bv tho new owners Of the bust
r.sg " n Willard from whom the
store was bought has not announced
plans.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-24
PANHANDLE C. E.
ANNUAL MEETING
TO OPEN FRIDAY

The committee Boz chugc of the Pan
hnndl, District Christian Endeator
Convention which wln begin i's seq
sions o. rho Central Presbyterian
Church tomorrow evening at 40 re-
ports everything Boa readiness for The
hg affair aud predict banner attend
a4lo Nanbers o. The committee re.
ported ioday that delegates from 'h"
prominent cities ~ th, Panhandle have
already registered
Tho Christian EndonVor Societies ~
thc First Christian md Central prsghr.
i.Iau Churches. which are entertain.
.ur the convention arc offering two
banners 20 the visiting DELEGATIONS
Tho first IN 10 b. given to Tho first
society registering 100 per cent o. its
membership Con tho convention The
second Is milage banner and b. 10 be
given 10 The society whose delegation
travels "a, greatest number ~ mites
total iu attending The convention THIS
hammer will b. heavily contested for and
10 is gid that Post City with 10 dole.
gates. Hereford with - and brown
field % miles south Of Lubbock. with
guaranteed attendance Of three au.
tomoMl's viii perhaps De- tho f,yoritos
Besides tho cities already mentioned
both the North and South Plains will be-
represented by delegations from Mem
ph.s Childrr.s Booker. Pcrrv'on.
frionn ana lamul. while Clayton
Sew Mexico VII D., represented for
10, first time REQ Panhandle q. T.
! Convention lv several dclor,iog
Th" entertaining societies are plan.
ming gopd 'im, fpr the visitors This
J wl begin 1t social hour following
/ th' opening session Friday night and
VIII ho continued by watermelon feed
20 Ramp Amakorler nae following a.
tcruoou The delegates will be- enter
| tanned Boo the homes ~ members u'
the Christian and Presbyterian Church
( cs and the committee ON entertainment
request anyone who is able 10 assist ir
caring for thr delegate .ll RAYMOND
Wright ur T.. ID Miller
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-24

There are only no square mites u
water in Arizona
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-24
SUNDAYS NEWS
WILL INTEREST
ALL CHILDREN

sundays News will have many
features that viii interest children
and they should be sure to get n
copy u the paper. Tinted Travels
for Children" viii b. In the maya
zine section. The children should
get this pagr and color u. On the
travel page will also H. Jack
DAVIS Adventure" and several In.
,tallmenis OF Adventures VI the
Twins"
The News will have H. usual
four.pagc colorrd comic section
with slim Jim The Kelly Kids"
aud the other Interesting features.
Parents should h. sure that their
children read sundays features,
prepared especial, Tor them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-24
RESERVATIONS MADE
FOR FAIR At PAMpA

EiRh or ten reservations tur exhibit
places boz the rpmua Fair have ,lrcad,
been made according Co MAYOR T. T.
Reid ol that city who vos here ou bust
ness Yesterday fu th, Panhandle
Plains Chamber ~ commerce This IS
eight or ten more than was made DO
iore the opening uf the fair last year.
Tho MAYOR saw. Tho Plmui Fair "
Tor the cutiry Panhandle. but especially
for Gray Roberts Doulry Wheeler and
Carson counties
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-24
VARIED PROGRAM
GIVEN WEDNESDAY
AT KIWANIS CLUB

4 varied program was given li ih"
kiwanls CLUB luncheon "Wednesday
noon at the Amarillo Hotel Il T.
TOwnes was In charge Of the entertain.
ment features DR. a J Caldwell p1T
president. presided iu tho absence 81
President Ford Brandenburg
y .. Rid. field manager " che PAM
hnndle.Plains Chamber % Commerce.
said that sentiment hid dr.fed strong
~ toward that organization since Inc
Junior Chamber OF CONNER, had been
merged with u.
President Brandrnburg wiN uc asked
% appoint a COMMITTEE ~ five 20 co..
operate with the Board of cry Dcvcl.
Opncut IN the Entertainment ~ tho
Panhandle Plains Chamber ~ Com
merco convention TO b. held here Sep.
''ubcr 10 ana 90
y y Roos and Q Gulcke made
announcements about tho barbecue 20
y" gwen 20 Amarillo iors today ~
Kanp Amakorker Twcu1 five cars
we're volunteered for Transportation %
The BOYS Walter Irwin and Roy Cul.
hum were appointed 20 assist = T. Boo-
iu obtaining trucks
\ musical program was given under
the direction % Mrs =. " Eug Miss
Pauline liocder sang with Mrs krug
's accompanied She also sing ono
number with Mrs Krug. AZ piano 40
companist ana Miss Virginia Krug as
violinis'. Miss Elizabeth Never gave
two delightful readings
Short talks were mode br " w.
Lindsey, Dr s " rIavuo and others
Ar Lindsey said that his firm opened
bond office here January : and was
w'll pleased with Tho business that i
had done here this year
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-24

Redwood is one ~ the most cudur'
ing woods In the world
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-24
Charles Fisk, IT,,
Shot in Shoulder
by Stray Bullet

thifl,s 4 tr eight v,tl.u SON -
Nr and Mrs Charles \ FISK. was shot
The right shoulder with forget
ilot 90 90, otlu.k Yesterday after.
o,u whil. h' Vas iu The back YARD a.
home Tv" bows were sad to be-
uuc'ing coo q u,st u,au tho Fish humr
.af stray bullet hii tn Fisk Youth
Charles lr was RUSHED 10 th, S,ui
.uu and zen NDv was niad, III,
.lrU',s are mot considered e,r.ulg al
' rN they are painful according 20
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