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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-01-21
SEVERE WINTER IN EUROPE

TRIESTE, Italy, Jan. 81. - The
severe winter which the whole Of Eu-
rope is experiencing has seriously
handicapped the navigation of the
Danube. The cold wave was so sud-
den that more than sixty vessels be-
longing to several nations have been
caught in the ice and will be forced
to tie up for the whole winter unless
an unlooked-for thaw comes in the
meantime.
ure formerly quoted was meant to
cover the acreage of Laredo and ad-
jacent counties combined, but as il
appeared a misunderstanding was
liable to occur. The Laredo district
was also inadvertently listed under
the title of Rio Grande Valley it
being. of course, distinct from this
section. Apparently the Asherton
acreage is due for revision upward
from 1000 to 1908, according to the
figures of the re-check made the
past week. Reports from Laredo adj
wise that the crop there is looking
exceptionally good
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-01-21
WEATHER FORECAST

Tonight, fair, slightly warmer.
Sunday, fair. warmer, light TO mod
crate northerly TO easterly winds.
The following weather observa-
tions, covering the 2i-hour period
ending at a. m. today. are report
ed by Mrs. A. w. Reed, United
States voluntary weather observer:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-01-21
MESSAGE FROM ROME is
OFFICIAL announcement
OF P0NT|FF'S PASSING

(By The Associated Pressf
ROME, Italy. Jan. 2l-The Pope died late to-
day.
LONDON 053 r. M.-Cardinal Bourne, arch
bishop of Westminster, stated this evening that he
was officially notified by telegraph from Rome
that Pope Benedict was dead.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-01-21
Cabbage Mart Today
Daily by the ". S. Bureau
of Markets. San Benito)

Shipments Yesterday
United States, 116 cars.
Lower Valley, 10 cars.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-01-21

Easy "a handIe-W Wei halancesL
Large Mheels--iinilt NlFvmE
Built for service aud safisfmrff hn-
ALAMO IRON WORKS
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS
The New York herald., 1922-10-18
FURNITURE.

GRAND RAPIDS
FURNITURE
SALES
co.
ALL GRAND RAPIDS EQUALITY FURNITURE
from the finest Grand Rapids manufacturers
direct TO New York Showrooms
We offer the public this opportunity of
BUYING DIRECT AND SAVING $3.50
and on many articles high 509o on the
very newest designs of Furniture
The qualities and prices must be seen 10 be
appreciated.
Big Selection Of
oom-Dining-Livins DOM sets, and :
EVERYTHING FOR EVERY ROOM
at prices that are unbelievable.
iNVESTIGATE-You have much TO gain
and nothing TO lose
We also display hundreds of odd pieces for
every room In all woods and finishes
Literature T mailed on request.
Phone Murray Hill 1882.
GRAND RAPIDS
FURNITURE
SALES
90.
225 Lexington Av.
Between 33d and 34th Sts)
Crosstown cars. 38d at. sub. and Sd av. Il.
we PAY highest possible prices for furni-
ture pianos, antiques, bric-a-brac, hooks.
art LEON, SIS University place. Phone
Stuvyesaut 2S11.
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FARM PROPERTY.
Sew Jerse,-saIe or Le,.

NEW JERSEY FARM BARGAINS.
Free illustrated cataloEs give detalls
hundreds of bargains throughout State; map
shown; many fully equipped; immediate
possession; prices 81 900 up: easy terms.
Call or write NEW JERSEY FARM
AGENCY. f5s TT Nassau ST.. New York city.
WILL sell my country home and poultry
fam. Z acres, $50 birds; abundance OF
fruit; electric light running water; 81 mi, s
10 New York; price $4,000. stock and equip
ment included; 10 room house. oak floors.
bath heat. COTTONDALE POULTRY
FARM, Holmdel. n. J. Tel. law
The New York herald., 1922-10-18
CITY REAL ESTATE.
oueens-saie or Let.

ELAuIuRsT-one family. room, ali Inn
proved house. BATH attic. large front
porch; car garage: cemented driveway
plot 5ONl00. HENRY J. PASE. 40 Chicago
St, Elmhurst. l.. J. Newtown l0S4M.
sj.e50 BUYS beautiful 81 500 house; large
orations, electricity, driveway $3.50 cash,
balance s25 monthly Princlpa, McNEECE.
so Union Hall ST.. Jamaica: Phone JamaieA a
t245.
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
Long Island-saie OK Let.

BROADWAY, Tlushing-A real home, Dutch
Colonial rooms. tile bath. large open at
tic: plot 50Sl0O; blocks TO station, price
$40. 500: terms to suit. A real bargain. A.
J. KERwIN. Broadway and 23d ST. Phone
Flushing 45ls.
FOR RENT-Forest Hills Garden. J.. l., new
brick house. just finished. corner, rooms,
baths. sun parlor; garage; few blocks from
station. Phone owner. 64s9 Boulevard. or
call 90 Bow 81.
HUNTINGTON. L. l.
One mile from Northport station, II acre
chicken and fruit farm fine level land. all
cleared, $50 bearing fruit trees, 3 chicken
houses with electric lights, incubators and
breeders for 500 chicks; 600 white Leg
horn layers. Dodge station car, room
house. electric lights and furnace. Estab-
lished trade for eggs and fruit. Price for
quick sale $4,000. LOUISE BATES Ro-
SENTHAL. Box esi, Huntington. L. l.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

WAN1Ep--Two orchestra seats for the
philadelphia Orchestra for the season
1922 1923. Those who are willing 90 soil their
subscription please communicate with the
undersigned ~ IS Broad 81. g. ~. SicHCLe
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR LET.

FORECLOSURE SALE.
Fine daylight factory. partly rented; sI0.-
600: two floors held vacant for purchaser
only S77 600, 10 per cent. down, balance easy.
MORTG AGEE. 1926 Tribune Building, Beck
man 26S5.
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HIfNTINGTON. r.
Westchester-Sale or Let.

FOR RENT IN RYE.
Attractive cottage for rent in Rye, unfur-
nished by the year. Sl25 a month"; has four
bedrooms; good neiGhborhood.
CHAS. s. FAULKNER,
Office facing Rye Railroad Station.
Telephone i23 Rye, n. Y.
'HOMES OF THE BETTER GLASS;"
in Mount Vernon and the Pelhams.
ARTHUR c. BLATZ REALTY CO.
Mount Vernon. N. Y. Phone Oakwood 1902.
MRS. EDMUND w. BODINE. Real Estate,
4I2 Main St; te! s4s New Rochelle
NEW ROCHELLE--ATTRACT HOMES.
McCANN AGY.. INC, l3 North av. Tel $50.
SCARSDALE
slS,5oo Small artistic stucco home. situated
In a restricted section, minutes from sta
tion. Plot 80 by approximately 100. House
contains s rooms and bath. Garage. Owner,
building larger residence. anxious to SELL
FISH & MARVIN
Scarsdale, N. Y. Phone Scarsdale GIL.
SCARSDALE, n. Y--New colonial house. 8
rooms, 3 baths; size 2sx40: large rooms
large closets, Giant trees In private park s
minutes walk TO Hartsdale Railroad station; ;
price s26. 900. j. NJ STEWART.
New York State-Sale Let.
The New York herald., 1922-10-18
New Jersey
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

WANTED-Seven large sized Daasche com
pressed air rubbing machines; must be IN
good condition; state price. Box o47. 250i
World Tower Building.
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New Jersey-Sale or Let.

FREE list OF houses for sale and rent. Write
VAN WINKLE CO.. Rutherford. n. J.
GROWING OAK RIDGE,
at SUMMIT. n. J.
Station only minutes; beautiful high To-
cation and delightful surroundings; splendid
room. bath home all mdern improve
ments. lower-upper porches; SACRIFICE at
$4,000. EASY TERMS.
SHOWN ONLY BY
EUGENE JOBS-H. L. BECK CO.,
Realtors. Opp. Sta, Summit, N. J.
The New York herald., 1922-10-18
BOARD & LODGING WANTED.

ELDERLY lady wishes room and board.
b. e, s7s Sd av., cigar store.
ROOM and board wanted. city, November ;
boarding house, private family. by artists
widow: terms must be reason able: refer
ences exchanged. Reply by letter only. Mrs
O. i. CUMMINGS, 4s w. 5fst.
The New York herald., 1922-10-18
APARTMENTS-To Let.
Furnished.
Above 18th st. to 5oth St. Unclusive).

Furnished.
Above is.h st. to 5oth St. Onclusive).
HOTEL GOTHAM. 9TH AV. AND 55TtI ST.
-SUBLET s ROOMS AND = BATHS.
BEAUTIFUL LARGE ROOMS, FOR SIN
MONTHS OR ONE YEAR IF DESIRED.
APPLY SUITE $40, BETWEEN 1o-1 or 81.
81 West 4Ith.-Two rooms, bath lxitchenette;
rent ~ 300; possession at once.
18th ST. 3 T1.--Two rooms and bath to lease.
furnished. elevator, telephone. Vanderbilt
18TH. so w.-Distinctive apartment one and
two rooms: private bath references.
10TH ST. &c w.-Attractiveiy furnished en-
tire second floor. rooms. bath and
ktchenette; yearly lease. Apply OCON-
NELL, superintendent
57TH, 1877 E.--2 rooms bath, private tele-
phone. attractively furnished. sunny. supt.
59TH ST, 90 WEST
GAINSBOROUGH STUDIOS.
Handsomely furnished apartment of three
rooms and bath for rent to October !, 1928.
Also apartment of four rooms and bath,
kitchen. for rent for six months.
JAMES Z. BALL. MANAGER.
GOTH. 40 Weight large. light. magnifi-
Gently furnished; years lease; facing park.
DOLLANE, 7th floor west
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Quceps-salc or Rent.

At COLLEGE PorNT-2 family n rooms. .
sths fine location. price $4,000 81 500
0ash CHARLES A. FUCHS 700 ath ay.,
Lolcge point.
The New York herald., 1922-10-18
New York state-sale or Let.
Connecticut-Saie or Let.

WORTHY FARMS EVERYWHERE.
RATSON FARM AGENCY. 4S9 18th av., ". Y
The New York herald., 1922-10-18
COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Island.
PORT WASHINGTON, 562--o double rooms.
newly decorated minutes from station;
no children; board optional. Miss MARK
LBYS. Baxter Estate. Tel. Port Washing
ton 5e2.
WILL board small child; mothers care. Tel.
Flushirg 4sl0R Long Island.
New Jersey.
THE IDEAL HOME
for elderly chronic and convaicscent cases I;
trained attendants; best care. J2 Clinton
pl., Newark. N. j. Telephone waverly d815.
The New York herald., 1922-10-18
MONTCLAIR REAL ESTATE,
RDOCH-FAIRCIItLD CO.. Montclair. MI.


st4 .5o0-Hollow tile Colonial. rooms. select
location; 20 minutes commuting 81. 800 cash (;
balance terms. Mrs. COAN, PAL Broadway,
Westwood. n. ]. Tel. Westwood 129M.
SUBURBAN HOME BARGAIN. l am willing
to take a loss to sell Immediately. being In
need Of ready cash. II you can arrange 20
make moderate cash payment within a few
days you can save several thousand dollars
and secure a really fine home in what g
beyond question the most desirable. refined.
purely residential suburban section within
convenient committing of New York city. The
house contains ten beautiful rooms, bath
rooms and garage. IL Is almost new and OF
most attractive exterior and interior design.
The large living room with its big cozy open
fireplace is In every sense of the word a
living room. Nothing has been omitted TO
make this real home. Grounds 100x194
feet. with good shade trees; high location
superb environment; lakes and wonderfully
kept homes and grounds; every comfort has
been provided. Churches, stores, schools and
ma rkets. which are so necessary. are con-
veniently near. l will sacrifice for Sl1 600 10
obtain some quick cash. Difference between
cash paid and the price can remain on mort
gase' the e. PG0Sperty nov has spods fIrst mort
Box 1107. City Hall station. New York City.
SHORT HILLS, N. ].
Modern stone and stucco dwelling min
utes' walk from station: living room. dining
room, pantry. kitchen, = masters bedrooms.
. baths and sun porch. servants rooms
bath; one car garage; price $4,000.
FREDERICK P. CRAIG. ss
SPACIOUS NEW ENGLAND Az. HOME
SUMMIT, n. j.
Sacrifice for $1,000: worth double; l.
rooms. baths; hot water heat. open fires
all improvements; lower-upper porches; ga.
rage, garden, tennis court plot 11ex30O.
EUGENE JOBS-H. +. BECK CO.,
Realtors. Opp. Station, Summit, N.
THE ORANGES TO MoRRIsTowN.
EDW!P. HAMILTON e. CO.
1856 B'wAY. N. Y. AND ORANGE, n. j
Real Estate Specialists Since 1858.
The New York herald., 1922-10-18
MONEY TO LOAN & WANTED
ON BOND & MORTGAGE.

MONEY for second mortgage investment: no
delay, no red tape: city, country. Call or
write full. complete particulars. FOSHAY,
110 West 10th. near Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-10-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Business Loans.
Business Service.

KANSAS CITY company. long and well es-
tablished, excellent rating. desires sole mid
die West distributing rights on articles OF
special merit, either mechanical or chemical.
POTS Herald, 18th ct.
The New York herald., 1922-10-18

THE ORANGES TO MoRRIsTowN.
EDW! p. HAMILTON e. CO,
1856 B'WAY. ~. Y. AND ORANGE, n. j.
Real Estate Specialists Since 1858.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14
SNAKE BITE

Pail bcarcr>, step forward &C.
bury another generally accepted
idea. now exploded 90, false.
Nhiskcy Is NOT good iur snake
bite. announces DR. Gilbrr YAM
der Smisscn. specialist in treating
gents who have ihoughtlc,,ly
stepped ou raitlcr,. coppcrhrads
water mocca,ius and other Iowa
bic pets.
IN fact. say, Dr Smi,>cn. :
quart oi re 90 scotch i- apt Ia
lessen the victims chance ~ re-
covcrv.
Other scientist, back Dr >ms.
scn's views hes have been car.
rying on Investigations started hy
the Brazilian Institute oi serum
therzpy.
Scien,e too. yindicaic- tie lc.
gal ruling a icw months ago. BY
Judge IL Hu'cirsou ~ the led.
efai c0ufi ~ session ~ Corpu.
Christi. Tcx.
a gentleman on trial Tor yia.
ls,ing tire Nolstcad Act had -
c,lained that snakes were rrmr
Gus and active N n. r'rrt'~-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14

and that d Was considered ncccs
sary 10 have a bottle Of hooch
on hand
Ihc Judge aid hc bad been
brought up ON the theory that
uhi,L,v was good iot snake bite,
but that tHc idea Ia, been cXplod-
cl Dos science h heart -limuiaut
mslcus circulation oi poison
through thc body. lie added.
"Iwo hundrcd and fifty dollars
and D9,tsl
Like most evils. make bite j.
not d, dangerous q, generally be-
icycd The average mortality
nom American ycnOmOus ser"
pcut i 0uiy q little more than 10
out o., 100 persons bitten, ac-
cording 90 the governments Bio
logical Survey
Most snakes. tho survey adds.
,kccoaddlc 20 the approach Of
man Sad their striking distance
Is uu'y about three fourth, OF
Their length
Goodby. oldest oI John Barley
cou'- ahbs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14
PANHANDLE PRESS
\III GI.TS I;IItl,

Governor N'u want, ID H.. uW 90
OUsI "rttriiunarf committees au.
loHHere fhaf tr. governor would h,
present and -I.lh when absolutely r0
ur1rr'm.r's fHr su. I1f, herr Iuad".
Sure'f the governor 81 right Boo this
losiiA.l Hall County Herald
Cow Iuw N,u o. getting Iccy,i over
u rywtg i.uf Do. o. eomr 90 sIHak
q W. N places iu iif state ou ila Same
irir ic.Hl ,ammtt.'- ar. advertising
dat flt governor VIII d. present and
Solver great u'iar,ss. Announcement
ruiar 'haf fh, governor $500 is there.
n seems chat several local committees
have invited tbf governor 'o O. present
lri #4lfess their slfhcuur, Eut the
committees h1t, failed 90 notify the
pal wh.u tHn governor declines these
invitation. Time b. Verr VtluabA. 20
fhc governor .f Texas n BEL doubtful
vhoher he r'n 900 ONE engagement out
, D dGzrr. iI.He. tI-r, should o. care
raae Boz The uHrouncemru' 81 spanking
i7fss ~ ihr gnfsror B1f ths cover
nOr should feel UUmr'im,li,d hat the
var.ous oumwuriii,s are e1d Co have
nim U then rursf n bel duuiffui
whether tho committees really intend
20 D. DOWNRIGHT dishonest o. is rather
their zsal io have toproichers on their
nroErnfn. Whenever l0-ll COMMITTEES
can 80 OBJ. governor to speak o. am ou'
terialnm,ut. ii feii- that ID has put o, 81
a great fr'E4a-u TcEls is 70 large
ard ~ r.tigs ars so NUMEROUS that q Il
81 unrr M hur % hrs. tii- governor
( nrfs.rf. Euf Ccscrror Nen proiabiy
Il nor ven su1rr Over speaking dates
. &c probably has NOR, political an.bi
'Irrs 'wo wears hence and the COVER
IS not goins 70 make IN important
sin u . Iifs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14
Mi(It

The Green Wizard had gIvru the
magic automobile 20 the Fanny queen
for her birthday
And whom Lirht Fingers stole u hc
was as MAD ls anything.
n was one ~ the Fairy Queens coun.
cilors who told him Nauc, and Nick
had gone to get o. back and you may
De- sure The Green Wizard was pleased.
llo strobe up aud down in the tree.
tops whore he lived. and smiled 90 HIM
self
- know those twins viii SET the 600.
tomoLllc hackw hc Hid chccrfully
"Thcy are too smart Tor anything hut
at the sam" time go keep ms eyes open
and help Them \ little magic nigh,
no. come umiss'
Tho Green WNud was Icmlrkahic
Il' had eye. that could See as fir as th,
Moon and hoyoud lie knew exactly
how many spooufuls of sugar Mr pccra
bout The Moou.Mau. had in his tea and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14
elQQ2 0YcR6s V 1871 coApAiri

ward iho United states.
-Four other pretended owrr.H ~
the Grand duchess Thc'jnfi-s s
ewDls. totally unconscious ~
think impending which might 500.
pnir their several titles to th" gems
were r0W gathered together 300 o.
wilderness within q ieW miles % ur.
another.
Jos~ Oulniana lay somewhere ln
tine forests with his gang. aerDsI.
planning The recovery of ths treas
uf- OF which Ciiurh had once robbed
him. rlin,h sguattcd on h. run
wsr. watching tho mountain flank
with mrdrrOus owes. T. was uU
longer Tho Flaming Jewel which mat
tered lis master passion ruled
him now Those who had offered
. violence 10 Eve must he 70 kouri
with first 4 all The hand TIA.
struck Eve Straye, had offered NOR.
|fsi Insult 10 Alike CUnch.
~ fgr ihs third preiender 10 tie
Flaming jewel. jake Kloon. b.. WIS
now travelling m foE's circle 90.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14
END SENATORIAL ROW

People OF Texas are getting
disguised with the senatorial. VOW
They know that the Republican
and Democratic tickets are cutli
led to candidate, aud don't want
too many tcchnicahtica They
know that the Democrat have
nominated los thc prmal ts.
TEN Tor MANY year. and that the
Republicans have made their
nominations by the convention
plan. These nomination. we're
accepted ~ former years
Earle 4. Maylicld was nomi-
mated by the Democrats llr came
out first IN two primary cleo
iions. Ills opponents now claim
that the election Judge should
have been appointed hy county
commissioner, instead 90 h,
county Democratic executive
committee chairman Texas has
had many primary election, but
this technically had never been
brought ont until Mayiicld had
cleared the field twice \u u-
junction has been obtained tu
keep ms name of the Democratic
ticket ~ the general election nest
month.
George J.. b pcddy @ Young
man and former Democrat wa.
nominated by the Republican. %
rather the disgruu,lcd Democrats
with the endorsement ~ the Tie.
publicans. He wa, nominated u
convention ui Independent
Democrats and o. remained .ui
the Republican state chairman o.
put his q. h. ou him o. DamI
date because cot The ircgu.lr'N
OF his nomination
That both the uamr- uI Nt'.
iicld and Pcddy should go 600 'h,
ticket Is tine opinion Oi Most ncu
pie. Then. l,' the nest session o
the Legislature revise the Icrr..
Election Laws $40 that there won.
De 50 many rows over "details
Maliicid has announced that lc %
willing 90 assist Pcldy Don gciJr,
his namc on toe tickle, Pu' hotl
names on thc ticket and lct lict
field give Pclly the defeat Q,
which hc b, entitled ior hccum
ing a tool ui ihc RcpubirI
Partt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14
FLOWERS

n = Liudbcrg, originator OF
the slogan. "Say 1t with flower
Is killed IN au auto accident in
North Dakota As yuu suspected,
he va, q florist
lis famous four ford slogan
has sold more flowers than any
10000 florists that ever lived And
the slogan was not carefully
thought ou, lindbcrg coined il
off hand, almost ab,cut-muded
ly. IN conversation at q national
florists convention
That Is what gambler calls
chance Il j, chance. the sudden
appearance OF The Unexpected. that
shapes oul dc, tlnic- and makcs
lie Interesting Never yet dis.
Outraged Chance probably ha.
something better iu store
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14
Interested In New Railroad.
Special to Tho News

DlMMNfTr. Oct. i2-Much interest
Is being manifested here in the Texas
l1nhaud.c and Gulf Railroad being pro.
NOTED los Col Clement ~. Powell from
Tucumcari. y. NJ. 90 Font Worth. l. NJ
Fielder and j. "A. o'Ncal were here 49,.
conily siding the local men m complci.
Ing the data required from Castro couu.
IS. The work along the line Is progress
INK ~ wen that 1t ~ believed actual con
siruciiou can he started soon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14

/ how ho liked his eggs Tor breakfast,
and ail about him.
H. could see az far rs the Milky
Way. of course. ana II was he who
sent the appletree fairy 10 The sky
In his elevator the time Light Fingers
/ tried 90 throw lacks in front OF tho
automobile. !
Now he was riill on the lookout AMI
he saw Light Fingers ana Comct.Lcgs
coming after The Twins.
/ he also saw the magic automobile
skid boz Mo mud and stick there.
ooh. on OH Nancy cried. 'Ifefd
comes those bad fairies, Nick. What
shall wc do
I'm hclp YOU. called the Green Wiz.
ard I'm throw my enchanted sheet
over sou aud Tho car too. and no ons
can see you then for everything Il
touches becomes Invisible"
n an happened just ms he said.
ITO Bc Continued
Copyright 1929, NEA Servioc) ..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14
loses life ~ Accident.
! Special 70 The Ncvz

lI1DLEY, oct l3 j ~ Gum. high.
D. t'erod citizen ~ this community.
,'+' mis- ll, here Tueslay. lie had Just
luloadod q Load OF seed cotton at tho
local gin Onc ~ the lines slipped from
ais hand end hc stepped down on the
tongue g" recover same when the
n0re,s became frightened and i5u away
Ono Of them Eokcd Mr. t;unu on the
head, which resulted bon Instant death,
lccurdine ~ Witnesses.
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Football Player Injured.

CLARENDON. oct 13--Juhn Rex
Mcclellan stellar iack'icldor FOR the
high school team here. received a brol,.
on leg recently boz 90 practice game with
the COLLEGE Pups Tho accident Be- very
much Inrcutcd here as IL win uiurp
tho cffor'Noncss of high school team
considerably.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14

CANYON. Oct l3.--prVsidcnt !. A.
I'm Is b. Austin c"uicrdug with the
Stale Eo1rd OF Control regarding tho
budget Tor tho state schools during the
next biennial period. President hin SAWS
that thn Normal here win in an prubab.
ility receive much more than 10 ever has
on account uf increased enrolment and
that M IN" n,Ni meeting al the Lceisla.
turo Dee 'Npcctr a. ask fer q new Educa.
uunnl Building % row Manual of Arts
building and new lnf.rmary.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14
College tets New Blcachcrs.
Special 10 Tho Nc,xs

CLARENDON. oct 10 Tho Clarcn.
don College athletic park has a new see.
ton of hlcIchcrs that viii seat about
!, .,oplc Money was raised by popular
subscription and the work was done by
students OF IA, college under the dircc.
tion of competent carpenter. The
seats arc huil' u "a movable section and
! Il Is planned TO build other sections 20
that eventually two On three thousand
/ extra seats vii be- available. Being port.
atlc. the can be- arranged according 60
the sort of game or event being present.
/ al
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14
iail Plans Progressing.
Special 10 The News

TOIlA oct. i3.--Word has lust l-rn
received Dos the Chamber of Conifnarca
from col Clement r. Powell ~ Chlcasv.
promoter OF tho reXas.Ianhandlc and
'ull rail- 1d from Tucumcari 10 Fort
Worth. tlrt 10, compilation Of the data
~ progre sing nicely Engineer Noona
ind his ns'istu,r viii soon have finish.
ga The estimates Of the cost of proluc.
ton and me tonnage produced along
th" sur1 81 mad" recently lie also
stated INIT b" scos uo reason why ac.
iu'l construction can not b. started
soon after ihc i.rs' ct the year.
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