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The New York herald., 1922-03-19
Villanova Five Has Record
of IL Out of Ia Games Won

Special Dispatch 70 TIM Nrw YoRK HraArp
vfLLANovA, Pa, March ts.--villanova
had splendid record In basketball this
year. losing only three games out Of
fourteen played. The team suffered de-
feat at the hands of the Army. George
town and the University OF Pennsylvania.
They won from. Hahnemann College.
Catholic, University. Lebanon Valley,
Temple University, twice ST. Joseph's
College, twice; st. Johns College and
Uy~inus, twice.
Earl Gray, former st. Peters Prep
star. OF Jersey City, together with Capt
Pickett. Ryan and Krieg, starred for the
team. Krieg outplayed and outscored
every man he played. including Capt
Bill Grave OF Penn. whom he held score
less and netted two baskets.
Ryan played a consistent game
throughout the season and his foul shoot
Ing was noteworthy. Against Penn he
netted twelve out or twelve
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
Sets High Jump Record in
Dartmouth Class Competition

Special Dispatch 70 TIM NEw yoRK HERALD.
HANOVER n. H., March 1S.-Leroy r.
Brown Of New York city broke the
Dartmouth College high jump record in
an interclass meet here to-day, when he
leaped over the bar at feet 37s Inches.
Brown barely missed clearing the bar
at a notch higher II was his first APP
pearance in tho high jump competition
from dirt take on this year. Brown
last week established the worlds rec
ord in the indoor high jump.
Weislger former Brooklyn Polytech-
mic star, cunalled the college record Of
9 2-5 seconds in the 60 yard dash. run
ming from scratch. The juniors cap
tured the meet by gaining SO points. the
sophomores coming second. with &c.
S. Beggs, 20, OF Glen Ridge, ". ".
was unanimously elected captain OF the
Dartmouth Gym team for 1923 to-day.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
Northern Trip for Trinity.

DURHAM, y. c.. March 1S.-The addi-
tion OF four games TO the Trinity Col
lege baseball schedule brings the total
number arranged for the Trinity team
10 twenty-three and completes the sched-
ule. Games added were two with the
Durham Bulls of the Piedmont League
before the opening of the league. one
with Lehigh University on the North
ern trip and one at home with Wash
ington and Lee.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
Mw!Nur Ellow.thru
golf shoulder

The greatest improvement in golf
since the shower -bath-and an Arm
helm originationl
The designer is a man who knows
golf-clothes both from the cutting
room and from the tee. His coat
has all the freedom Of q sweater
when you swing. All the sickness
Of business suit-when you walk
Patent has been applied for.
An original model is now ON exhibit.
You'll see a coat that compromises
neither your golf nor your appear
ance. Correct on the bourse, per-
feet on the course.
Cut from topping tweeds or home
spuns. In three or four-piece COM
binations. At a price that is mighty
low for custom tailoring.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
Two Indian Players Injured.

CLEVELAND. March 1s.-Outfielder Joe
Wood and Catcher Steve ONeill Of the Cleye-
land Indians suffered injuries yesterday at
Dallas, according TO advices received here
wood was struck over the head with u
bat swung ~ bat hoy. and O'Neiil. who
was practicing NJ shortstop, was struck In
he eye hy badly bounding ball.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
80 Mile Walking Race.

ST. LOUIS, March ts.--A walking match
of unusual interest has been arranged hero
for tomorrow when Harry Fischer, recently
~ London England. Il scheduled 20 walk n
thirty mile race against Frank kriege OF st..
Louis for a purse Of 81 oCn.
Evening journal., 1922-08-24

died. Richard was married three
times and Simon, the first settler.
was born in 1906. His mother died
before he was four and his step
mother and father died by the time
he was 12. But he seems 10 have
been well educated and not neglected.
He embarked in 1884 with his sister
Margery and her husband. Captain
Dolor Davis. They were first in Bos-
ton, Mass. and then in Cambridge
He was called a merchant by Gov
ernor Winthrop in 1886 and seems
also to have dealt with the Indians
and TO have carried on quite a fur
trade. He settled eventually in Ian
caster. Mass, where he organized the
Colonial Troops at the beginning Of
King Phillips war. He died in
Charlestown. Il is quantity stated in
an old account that "he was not an
ltra-religionist and was a very
useful man in the colony" He mar
ried three times. first, Mary Sharpe.
second Elizabeth Dunster, a sister
of the first president of Harvard, and
third Mary Dunster. a cousin of his
Evening journal., 1922-08-24
'Help, quick, Pm melnne," cried the rooster.
By Olive Roberts Burton

late Rooster sadly. mot since i los
my ears. used them for both
swimming and flying"
Then wen have to go around
remarked Nancy.
But the lake kept spreading and
no matter where they turned-there
1t wasl
wen have to carry you over,
said Nick. Nancy. you take a
wing and I'll take one-then we'll
wish ourselves on the other side"
But right over the middle of the
lake the Chocolate Roosters wings
broke and the poor thing fell plump
into the water.
Help, quick-Tm melting" cried
the rooster.
The Twins fished him out Just in
time. But he was so slippery they
could scarcely catch hold.
I'm fix Flap Doodle for this"
grasped the dilapidated fowl.
(To Be Continued)
Copyright. 1922. NBA Servioe1
Evening journal., 1922-08-24
is 1T WILLARD?

One authority on name origins
says that willard is derived from
the Anglo Saxon personal naame
wnheard, a compound of VIII. and
heard, meaning strong. However.
one family historian says that the
name was derived from a place in
the duchy Of Alsace or Lorraine in
the time Of William the Conqueror
and that the family was fully es-
tablished in England from the time
of the Domesday Book" Needless
to say IL the name was not introduced
into England until the time OF the
Conquest, It would be impossible for
the family To have become fully es-
tablished by the time OF the Domes-
Evening journal., 1922-08-24
TICKETS FREE FOR
THIS MOONLIGHT

A moonlight for the benefit Of
st. Patrick's Mission will be held on
Tuesday evening next. oe OF the
Wilson Line boats has been chart
cred for the occasion. A unique
feature OF this excursion is Tickets
Free" All tickets are distributed
gratis. Those desiring TO attend
may obtain as many tickets
as they desire by making appli-
cation to Father Grant who
viii have charge Of the affair. No
expense has been spared to furnish
entertainment for the passengers.
Joe Dale's melody boys will furnish
music for dancing and a committee
of men and women will look after
the refreshmets.
Evening journal., 1922-08-24

The Magical Mushroom had to go
home back to the earth to help his
dear mistress. the FAIRY Queen.
So the Chocolate Rooster said he'd
go with the Twins to help hunt for
Flap-Doodle. the purple fairy who
flew with his ears. Flap-Doodle had
stolen the Fairy Queens wand and
had gone up TO the Tinky-Winkle
Star to hide.
'T'u never rest until I find him."
declared the Rooster. "The rascal
To change me into a dreadful thing
like this when I was such a hand
some Tinky- -winklerl All my friends
envied me my looksT
Well-they went off down the
road of the Tinky-Winkle Star and
pretty soon they came TO a lake.
We've got magic Green Shoes
and we can wish ourselves over"
said Nick. but what about you?
Can you swim?"
mot any more" said the Choco-
Evening journal., 1922-08-24
YOUR LAST NAME
Copyright 1920 by The Mcclure Newspaper syndicsts
By MARY MARSHALL DUEFEE

day book. completed twenty years
later. Moreover It must be borne in
mind that even at the time Of
domesday, hereditary surnames were
not universal. II is quite likely that
when Willard occurred as a surname
1t was taken from the Anslo-Saxon
personal name Wilheard. At all
events the family is very old one in
Sussex and Kent, England.
The first of the name here was
one Simon Willard, who came from
the southern part Of Kent, England,
where his family had long been To-
Gated in Drenchley and Horsmonden.
He was the son OF Richard Willard,
a man of considerable wealth, who
died in Horsmonden. Kent, in 1915
tho same year that Shakespeare
Evening journal., 1922-08-24
CMp BED HOUSE LHIAR
MYSTERY fE n 2
b AAMIINE (s5c2 Ssas@E15S5SSE
Y & XWND
CHAPTER Xxx

MY Dear Mr.. Giuingham:
Il gather from your letter that
you have made certain discoveries
which you may feel It your duty to
communicate TO the police and that
in this case may arrest on a charge
OF murder would inevitably follow.
Why, In these circumstances, you
should give me such ample warning
Of your intentions do not under
stand. unless It is that you are not
wholly out of sympathy with me.
But whether or not you sympa-
thize. al any rate you viii want to
know-and want you TO know
the exact manner in which Albeit
met his death and the reason which
made that death necessary. II the
police have to be -old anything, ]
Evening journal., 1922-08-24
YESTERDAYSLATE
NEWS AT GLANCE
Domestic

Railroad peace conference ends in
deadlock, executives refusing to give
in on sehiority.
New York girl driven insane
mother dies from shock. when suitor
climbs into window at night.
Irene Castle hurt when thrown
from her horse.
William q. Foster and seventeen
members of Communist party ar
rested in connection with red plots
against American government.
Reduction in transportation to be
last of coal conservation measures.
Majestic, by squirt, makes good
run in spite OF engine trouble.
Foreign
Richard Mulcahy and william T.
Cosgrave looked upon as new lead
ers Of Irish Free State. Collins's
body being brought to Dublin for
military funeral
Food riots among unemployed in
Vienna arouse fear OF revolution
among Austrian authorities.
German negotiations with Repara-
ton Commission for settlement of
war debt dispute break down.
Washington
McCumber hints bonus bill may
escape Harding veto. Opening of
debate in Senate foreshadows early
passage.
House passes Winslow bill estab-
fishing commission to investigate
the coal industry.
Europe will have to import 5s2,-
100000 bushels of wheat this year.
Harding consents to delay in sub
sldy legislation.
Evening journal., 1922-08-24

H Q tips [ h e
beam at IS pounds
ringside - or any
where else.
No 70 odin g,
there are not
many athletes of
his years who can
hang full weight
by one mitt from
a clothes-line, as
p a ul Humphrey
c a n. B q s / d Q S,
that's only one OF
many ( e a I s of
8 { T e n & [ h a n d
agility he knows
how TO null When
Evening journal., 1922-08-24
4 4 BIBLE THOUGHT
Il ~ FOR TODAY
4 Bible Thoughts nemorized. viii provo a
j priceless heritage in After years.

THE SUPREME RULER
Exalt ye the Lord our God,
and worship at his footstool;
for he Is holy.-Psa. 1856,
Evening journal., 1922-08-24
HARBoR TO MOTOR WORK.

r. B. Bracey has resigned as q
member of the office staff Of the
Board of Harbor Commissioners.
With his family he is moving to
Newark, n. j., where he will be
connected with the General Motors
Evening journal., 1922-08-24

he gets little order. his parents say
they will provide him with a regular
manager. so he can put out some
formal defles.
Evening journal., 1922-08-24

second wife. She survived her hus-
band and married Deacon Noyes. In
all Simon Willard had II children.
The first by his third wife was named
Aboyehope.
Copyright 1922. by The Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
Evening journal., 1922-08-24
Unusual Stories
ABOUT UNUSUAL PEOPLE
By N. q. A. Service.

PHILLIPsBURG. Pa.-Paul B.
Humphrey keeps in training all the
time. He began it four months ago,
when he was only one-third as old
as he is today.
Evening journal., 1922-08-24
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07
WELL is
GOOD PRODUCER
is REPORT HERE
HOLE is GUARDED TO KEEP
AWAY ALL BUT COMPANY
OFFICIALS

Tex, Company has au o.l we'll local
oil men say.
Strict secrecy is being maintained
and how much 90 we'll has becn
brought in Is q matter of conjecture
Ono rumor says ,hc we'll s standing
1000 fcct deem ir ol Another SAYS tho
we'll has 200 barrels capacity This
last rumur is obviously merely 1u osti-
mate, as mo- gusEc has ho'u made.
Tho hole hns been fenced .n md Is
guarded 10 keep 1ll information -erkers
away Visitors at tho town of Pam
handle YESTERDAY were unable 'o set
any authentic Information 'hre said
Tho Texas we'll ig ON section ill
Rurk Burnett ranch in Carson County
II Is about ono milo north ot Gun so.
.. q known producer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07
BAR BOOZE.
ON ALL SHIPS
UNDER new
U. S. RULING.

By Associated Fress
WASHINGTON. Oct 6-ill vessels.
imerican aud foreign. are prohibited
from having liquor ON board IN imeri.
ran territorial waters under an inter.
prcattion of the prihibltion amendment
and the enforcement Act handed down
to-day by the Department W JnStlce,
Moreover the transportation az sale
II intoNicants on American crafts.
wherever operated was held 10 be In
h hited
American territorial waters were con-
strued 10 include these not only within
the three mile limit of continental init.
I'd States hut also those within the
salne limit Of the PHILIPPINES. the IIawi-
ior Islands. Porto Rice. the Virgins and
ilaSka.
The law would not apply in the Pan.
anna Canal zone. a. that zon" sIccif.,
rally exempted by the statue itself
Effective at Once
So far as American ships are concern.
ed tho sale or transportation of liquor
viii cease 40 once or as snon as those
vessels r,ach their home ports Ia the
case or foreign ships the decision VIII
become operative as soon as the nco
csssry regulations can be prepared and
promulgated by the treasury depart
mont
Court action looking to final deter.
minaiion of the application of Amcricln
lry lsws to foreign ships entering
| American ports was forescen by both At
torney General Dlughtcry and Chair.
man Laskcr of the shipping Board.
Expect Injunction
Chairman taskcr WAS OF the op.ui n
| that the FIRST move Of foreign line
would be- to seek esr injunction 70.
straining the government from cnforc-
Ing the law He said u was reasonable
To suppose that IN, ecuris would grant
such an injunction rgh a result that
I fofsign shf,s ~a.sM vuntinuy Ia arrive
with liquor on beard until there Was
final decision by the highest court
Publication of the opinion OF tho De.
narimont I'D Justice followed White
| House conference tn which President
/ Hardin. summoned Nj Uaughcrty,
Secretaries Hughos and Mellon and
Chairman tasker
VIII Hur Marine. Belief
Chairman laskor predicted that Tho
Irniorcmcn, ~ the law would operate
"a am immediate disadvantage or The
American merchant mar.n' and would
makr necessary enactment ~ tho ship
subsidy hlu. ~ thr American flag WAS to
stay pn the high s'ss. Uc believed the
/ lrulng would hsvr grctt inOucnc, IN
crcasng wren th, eIpsidy btl WIS itk
Ten un
IN undpuhicd effort of enforcement
Mr. Laskcr sad. would 30 90 hamper
] 'hr ho7rd Boo us efforts ~ build uu
American shipping ~ tho orient and
south America Ito expected aucouver
I o. ' 10 profit a. IN. expense. plyiir
usrlf of seattle and Portland IN IN,
prl'rial trade and Montreal ~ tho e.,
pous. n Ncw York In the South Amer
an trade. Nlsp hs looked for Montreal
Co gain over New York in the trans.
Atlantic trader
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07
WOMAN SWALLOWED NEEDLE
YEARSAGO; IS FOUND IN BODY
OF HER 22MONTHS-OLD BABY

child's repeated rubbing of spot
on her left shoulder and felt a Tor.
c.en bod Nalr~ -. ,sF s'.r prob
Cd and FOUND the needle The head
~ the needle has disappeared Tho
blunt crd finally protuded and the
mother wiihdicw a. N,ighbors
were present ot tho time Tho moth
81 and daughter had never suffered
pain from the needle until the girl
frlf h m her shoulder
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07
FIRST JOB OF HANGING MAN
lSBUNGLED; IS HANGED AGAIN
AFTER DELAY OF ONE HOUR

DI -H# d.f. a husman could not
n found ud th. execution was put
,r
Tnlt. uuSuan n,uriously named
ST. pHt sprung tbe tIap. when
thc hHdN Isd hesn clt down it was
discovered tiaf lfe was not extinct.
Thr uousc. it o. believed bad been ina
nrop,lV adjusted
officials forced io carry out the order
.of execution. aEain took the body 20
the scaffod and a second hangman.
known only a. "Gi1 from Montreal. I"
sprung the trap an hour after the FIRST
attempt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07

INJUNCTION DENIED AND new
HEARING SET FOR new ORLEANS
ON 18TH; OMIT MAYFIELD'S NAME
~ ASSOCIATED PRESS

MOBILE, Ma.
S"ufh habama. refused the restraining the Peddy
Texas Monday, octbr the the hearing
before OF q
AUSTIN Texas Oct 6Srciary state L. staples advised by this
generals
state officials clerks except that Earle Mayted Democratic
~
Staples from ceriy ing Mayficds
DEFENDANTS NAMED
in equity ia
To
October rs and B be
the ballot elections
received here today from VI knncr
Mobile T.
filing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07
Ncn ., pcrrudint

Al SITS. TcNa~. OW S--uo,crnpr
rst VI \cn 1nd Nttwuc, General "
\ krrlinc. trr cited io appear iu thr
rcdd, iuiwuriiuu hearing before Tod
cral District Court at New orlr1u> o.
i'hsr 10. 10 was lrarucd tonight though
the, hs,e not set been served Go ap
rcHr. The, ars nancd f> d"icud1ni,
slnns with Ilrlr u Ma'fird. Democrat
IN NOMINEE grd ~rtrrf1fN uf state
~aplrs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07

san ANTONIO. TcXas. oct f-Fou-
boys whose homcs are M kennedy.
Trxas souih of san Antonio who were
hueted O. have been irgt On cave
north of San Antonio have hecn found
Firemen after searching tn cave thor
oughly Tor several hours. dronping e
lne goo fc,t long through the cave
emerged 10 find tho boys standing out
ade asking what they were looking Tor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07

~ Associated Frsss
baltimore. Nd. Oci. 6--Four pyoliihi
ton agents and two negru A. is'anis
were for two hour, tonight ia the -
Ioon of Henry >chalhyky. Baarr and
Modv ard streets following . raid Se,.
erai Thousand men and women threaten.
cd the agents and demolished thu pliie
glass fr~m of the building in repeated
effuris o. reach the raiders
lirirls, werr hufird b, infurisied
spectators both from the street ard
hou~s tops. i'rrs eB the agents lin
cuisine wsrr cut aud the Windows and
lamps weIe wrecked
Ti- iroubl- started - tn agents
Ners loId.ag a sHsai truck With e5
eases of seited homebrew. The ncgro
chauffeur u the truck threatened thc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07
MOB ATTACKS pro AGENTS
WHO HAD RAIDED SALOON AND
HOLD POLICE AT BAY FOR HOURS

crowd with revolver iu attempting to
ASSIST him the agents were driven into
the saio,n where they wrrc harricadcd
irom IN until eight
iorts I-,lice reserve led bj tee chief
1T po'icr inspector held ~. crowd IN
shcch In. raiders werp from Washing
g.tt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07
Men kiIlcd officer,

HENtCAfl Lower CahI. COT o.
Msn of the 'v,nfvninth N.Niean tsta'.
iion mutinied Hnd KILLED fHHsr of thcir
officers who refused to ioiu thnu n d..
sorting 90 the rebel irrcss of G,eui
1ua C,rtasio when the hauilior was
s,nt from MoNio,N to rgh iu sHalW
tvn wccis ago and are nov In rol-olion
acrurdinE to DELAYED sdtire- rcceivod
FsTp tO.IaN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07
HEAVY RAINS QUENCH
CANADIAN FOREST FIRES

COBALT. ont oct 6-A0tr loo ing
r'ii"f supplies fcrr and m hs'f dozen
other places ln thr fare swept area pre-.
mitr r.. e. prury and group of other
provincial officials have returned 20
Toronto having hccn Jsurrl lr towns
p'np' .naf they have done 400 chat b.
possible Cor present for tho ~ufforcr Boz
the sua vhcr" ne forrest fires claimed
l1 known dead and possibly sixty The
heavy uin thH mornua pu'1.r.l thH
fires and ihs premier relief party, me-.
,.mulr 90 bv GsnrEc vs. t.,.. pres don't
q Che T,mskarng and uorfhrn urur
o.. n.lIusd N1s provided temporary ro
iief far The homeless ..utt.d 90 lIr
proAmst,iy 5000
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07

~ tsee.rIafrd rrs-s
WOppSTOsk y D N.t t-Tvice
rrgr.,rcd from hare.ne tH. a.0rl
TIM bccausc ro mnguau could De
fnuud. Benny SWIM. UhH vas H
ticf~l ~ k.uing tvn p..suns. was
twice hanrel t,slsy whom ID second
hsug asn was calioi aft, the 0rt at-
tempt had hcen hunried
Swim v8- sentenced o.. ha hlugrl
Iub li Tor the murder ~ his cousin.
Nrs Olive swim Tufnholmc. and her
husband Harvey Trenholmc rcfuru-
"a soldier oi Baic Ne-ta He ih-n plead.
al insanity and won rcpriove until
Seplcmbcr u.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07
To Inspect Prison site.
D. Assoriafsf prc.s

AUSTIN Texas Oc' e-Goycrnor
Iat " Neff chairman ari other mem
bcrs of the prison relocating board
vill Saturday inspect "a proposed site ir
Comal County near Ncw iuunfsls Thr
hard Is charged with rceHmmOrd.ng a
site within q, miles of Austin for o..
mo,al ~ the central prison from Hunts.
y .lla
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07

Secretary ~ state s. l.. Staples
Ear'r B Maynrld Democratic candi.
date for United states senator and Mr.
re,ldys opponent, and each and every
country clerks and sheriff IN Texas are
mad, party defendants In tho bill. The
county officers are included as dofcn.
dants because IL is their duty under
the law 90 have the official ballots
printed and distributed for use in tho
general election.
The bnl la equity Is IN behalf of the
Republican party Of Texas. u. B.
Cfcarcr. chairman and " =. Talbot.
secretary respectively, OF the state
Republican executive committee and
+ G.. llodgctls as a member Of the
party.
Khan Issue Injected
The ku kluX Khan is brought into
/ ih, ease with Mr Mayneld charged
with hcng mcmbor at the time OF
T his nomination 70 is referred 10 as
: 'mguaiuiug a secret government and
Sovereignty over thc citizens ~ the
United States m ooncic, with the gov.
,rnmont thereof The Khan is furthc,
ATTACKED In the bin.
Thc question ot Poddy having voted
nu The Democratic prnaary and that IA,
.i- iu'iglhi, Tor the l,epuhhCan rcnomi
nation on this ground s also included
in the bll lu e lengthy paragraph th,
bin sois forth argument that Pcddy
voted the Democratic ticket thinking
lai tho tmc that hc was voting f0i
certain doctrines ur political principles
/ ipr which the Democratic party al
ways stood and that after the primary
I D., found that tho said Democratic
party 'u Texas had been secretly sci2ed
upon and controlled by the said Ku
+ k.uX N.ar ana that tho ,lid Mayfiold
had br,n secretly put forward by said
/ hu kuN Khan as !ts candidate and his
nomination procured lr such secrci
Charge kian Ruled
/ T. .s B.U charged bon f1n h.lI That
thr urmU.ut. convention instead OF
'd,cmrnr tHn principles OF 'hr uuu
vu- .duunHf,d" bt th. klu
lu conclusion - this argument n i'
'p.uf'd uu' that a r,idy and d
Glars, number off Others who uItc.
|nt,d boo the ni1 primary discovered
th, allegations enumerated about Ma,
i,'d and th' kau tH,y i,'med f thc.
.ulfriotir dufr tu decline to IppUr
/ Nsynyld and Ih8t their pirt.ipa'o-
.n fh, Democrats. ufnir. under 'hrE,
|tusgtI circumstances imposed u.
.maruI obligation H0 'hcu f" supVr
hm a. fb. N.mn-rH. nominee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-07
Grocery Shopping

The housewife can find the real
values In Amarillo grocery stores by
reading the Cookery Pages every
saturday morning IN the Daily
News. These advertisements show
ahst the various grocery stores and
NEST markets have IN stock. Any
housewife can read Saturdays
News and find enough splendid sug
gcs'ions 60 enable her % select
pleasing menu for the sunday din
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Th" Nsws Cookery Pages also have
umeiy hints about preparing fool.
These articles are written by ox-
perts The recipes have bscn tested
md th- N.ws recommends them o.
eomen readers u ihc Nsw- o. put
IN their cook books