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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-18
LIGHTNING HITS OIL TANKS
Rccu.t,ng in Fire at Bayorne, N. j.,
Causes s5o0,oc0 Lost.

New York May l6.-Lightnng
struck gasoline tank Of 400 bar
RES capacity in the yard OF the Tide
water Oil Company. Bayonne, y. j.
yesterday afternoon causing a fire
that threatened property worth mil
lions and caused damage estimated
at 100000 before it was subdued.
Almost simultaneously another
holt hit Port Richmond surface car
standing IN the st. George Terminal
at Staten Island, setting IRE 10 the
car and throwing several hundred
passengers who were leaving the
terminal building, into a panic.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-18
WARNING FOR SPECIAL TOWN
MEETING

The inhabitants OF the Town OF
Salisbury legal voters in town meet
ing. are hereby notified aud warned
to meet in Cole Hall IN South Shafts.
bury. on Saturday. the goth, day of
May. a. d. 1922, at two o'clock in the
afternoon. to transact the following
business. VIZ;
LIST. To hear the report of the Sc
lectmen, in regard to buying or build
ing Town Clerks Office, as voted
In March meeting 1922
2nd. TO see II the Town will vote
to build a new bridge at SALISBURY
near what is called the Holden Farm
on the main road to Manchester Cost
to the Town not to exceed $1,000,
Bird To transact any other bust
ness found proper when met.
w. j. Davis,
r. r.. Tinkham,
G. NJ. Robinson
Selectmen.
Dated at SALISBURY, Vt, this Sth,
day of May A. d, 1922.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-18
NOTICE

Sealed proposals will be received
by the Board OF Water Commission
ers at the Vilege Clerk office until
s p. m. May 22ni, 1922, daylight say
inc tine for the delivery OF approx
matey 10000 feet Of To- Cast iron
Bell and Spigot Water pipe, from The
local freight yard to the mountain
pipe line.
Locations for the delivery Of said
pipe will be shown by the Supt OF
Water Dept, or NJ. J. Burlington, jrp
enginee'.
Pomons interested In The delivery
OF said pine may present prices to
deliver along the mountain pipe line
or at such places ON said mountains
as designated by said Board
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
Board of Water Commissioners,
BY Nm 2. Hogan. G ERIK
bennington. W., May 10Th, 1922
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-18
FINE BURLINGTON MAN
Q. J. Mcmahon Has Short Trout and
PAYS Middlctury Court S32.o5.

Midi ebury. May l6-Dr. j. Nc
Mahou OF Burlington was arrested in
Ripton Sunday by County Fish and
Game Warden George Dougherty for
having In his possession three short
trout He was brought to Middle
bury and taken before Judge A. W.
Dickens and fined SOS and costs
amounting to $3265.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-18

Mrs. Debert Stone and daughter.
Isabel, Of Ludlow visited at Delmer
Stones last week.
Mrs Albert Reed and daughter
Aura, and son, Lawrence, visited
their old home for few days last
week, returning to Bur mgton on Sat.
urday.
Fred Jones, who has been quite il
for some time is reported to be gain
ing at present
Rev c. c. Lyon and NJ ]. Hapgood
attended the Congregational confer
ence in Springfield last week.
supt George b Whitney and fami
~ of Ludlow were in town on SUNDAY
and called on relatives.
The annual meeting Of the Congre
gatioual church and society was he!i
on Saturday evening and tie old Of
icers reelected
Farmers are busy getting m.
spring work done. Trees are gettms
their leaves and cary fru.. trees ar,
/ beginning to bloom
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-18
LlNcoLNs COUSIN DEAD
He Rescmbled Martyred Pre- aident TO
Great Degree.

Reading, Pa. MAY l7-Alired G.,
Lincoln, a farmer. ID Exeter a third
cousin OF Pres dent Abraham Lincoln
is dead, age So years. lie resemn cd
President Lincoln 10 such degree
that he was known in his neig1hor-
heed as Abe
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-18
Newport fans have raised $l.O0l
for baseball this summer.

Fifteen road tests wore made Fri
day by inspectoTa OF the state motor
department at Montpelier. One Of
'1cm included o man who had lost
. hand He had driven car for
some years but since last year had
his hand amputated He has il
equipped with a special hook with
which ne can grasp the lever. The
demonstration was 10 show the de.
partment that he was able to manage
his car safely ana properly under the
circumstances.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20

: the ~cribcs that Christ IL the son Of
/ Datid7
/ % For David himself said by tho
'HDly Ghost. The Lord said to my iotd,
! SIT thou ON my right hand. TN | mahc
thine enemies thy foolSool.
81 David therefore himself calIeth
him Lord. and whence IN he then his
am And the common people heard him
gladly.
- And he nid unto them in his
doctrine. Beware of the scribcs. which
love to 90 in long clothng and love silu.
lations IN the marketplaccs.
% And the chief seats Ia the sym.
goeucs and the lippsrinost rooms at
lcasts
10 Which devow widows houses
and Tor prctencc make long prayers:
these shall receive grater ,h,mnatlon.
a. And Jesus sat over against the
treasury and beheld how the people
cast money into the ,rsasury: and many
that were rich east In much.
A. Md theie came "A certain moor
w6ow. and she threw IN two mites.
which make farihing.
% Aud h. called unto him his dla
iIl,s. aud saith unto them. Verify I
say unto you. Tina, this poor widow
hath east more IN. than all they which
have east .nto the treasury.
a. Pr they did ces, in uf Their
abundance hut she ~ her van, did cast
in all that she had even all her living.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20

his work in life, or it is not real
education. a college teaching
farming educates a man 10 be %
farmer, but would be poor train
ing FOR a doctor. The farmer who
tried TO learn rotation OF ctoys
and the chemistry Of fertilizer, b.
studying IN a medical school
would not receive an education
which was OF use 10 him.
SO II is with too MANY OF our
schools. they teach, bu.
what they teach il not what MANY
OF the students need most 10
know
That is one OF thousand rcas-
ons why the Towncr Sterling biI,
now before Congress. 20 create e.
Department OF Education. must
be made into law tha,
there be some government
agency with the authority and the
power 20 investigate and advise
regarding education, that our
young people may learn what
they need TO learn IN order a. be-
successful men, women. and ci,.
zcns.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20

third lk'W..
20 Aud N, seven had her aud icf'
mo- seed. hst of 40 the woman died also.
%. Iu the rcsmrocuo therefore.
when they shall rise. whose wife shan
shp D.. of hem. for ihe seven had hsr
| 10 wife
% Ard Jesus answering sid unto
| them DO 500 NOT therefore 'rr h~1use
So ln1W not the s,tipturcs neither me
power ~ Guis
%. For when thcy shall rise from
/ 90, dead thsv ne thcr MARRY nor are
'tIs,n IN nmrrngc. bat are a- the an
Iu Which ere in heaven.
20 aud ~ touching the dead. ihai
fhDy rise. hove yc NO, read u the o""N
~ M,set. h.v in the bufh Good spakc
unto han Styng ! am the G.d ol 40
uhlnI. and M G,d of Isaac and ne
Ctd of jacob
%. He g me-, thr Gud cot ,h. dad.
but IA, God of ;hr living. vr therefor"
q greatly or
d, Aud one ~ thp sriih,s cam" and
hltIns heard thsm y-tsp1 ns tog' iher.
rud psre.ir'rg thui ht hid answered
them w,n asscl him. WhI,h H the
fire. ,amupudm,m of un1
90 Aud i,~'r lu.vcrcd him. Tn"
irs' e. all III, cau nsudmoUt. is Hear
u fsi-tcl tn. :. q uir God De- ,Ur Lord;
900 And 'huu slal lu'" th' lorl thy
cod with an Oh, hcsit rnd with lil Inv
spul. and wdh roo tb, m7a aud with
40 tnt strength .hs F. 'Ae first com
wsuiu,ut
~ Nnd 90, second BE- kc. nInolv
ths TIu m1 iH., th, neighbour COS
jh,sut TH,.c J.. uynr other command.
w,rr greater than th,s"
81. And tbr ,gib, sad unto h.mg
W,u Master flou has stid the truth.
lu. There f- ono Gud. ana there is none
other bat b"
e3 And to love him with oll th"
hear. aud with 1ll the understand us,
ua With an ID, soul and with an the
strength and 90 love his neighbour 1.
himself g. more than an Who'll, burn,
uffrrugs ana sacrifices
30 Aud when Jesus saw that be- ans.
wrrpd disercctly. he sud unto him
Thou ant ne far from "a, Kingdom ~
God And uu man after that burst ask
him any question.
%. And Jesus answered and sIld,
while he laugh in the temple How say
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20

e Having VT therefore one son. h 4
Weli beloved. he sent him also hast unto
them. saying They viii reverence my
con
Hut those husbandmen sid among
thsulselves. This Is the heir: come. lie;
"a kill him. and the inhsritancc shall
7 a. ours
\. And thCy took him. and killed him.
md east him on, Of the vineyard
q. What shah therefore the lord Of
the vineyard do he Will come ANA DE-.
stIoy the hushandmen. and VIII give the
vineyard unto others
10. And have Sc not read This scrip
,ur,. The stone which tho builders rc
lccted * become The head Of tn corner
~ This Was The Lords Il ng and
q is marvellous in our oycs'
- Aud they sought 90 l1y hold on
hiui. hui feared IA, people To- the,
knew that h. had spoken ih' parable
AKA ust them, aud th"y lcft him. and
went thcir way
3D. And they send unto him certain
"a the fhnriscs and q tho a. ruligns.
d. catch HIM in his Nords
~ And when thor were come. the,
say unto him. Master wc kuuw that
thou art true. ami oar"st fol uu man.
fcr ,hou rcgar,lest not tho person ~
men. bot tra' hest th. Vpg of Gud boo
truths ~ IL lawful To- give tribute e.
Cssssr. e. uut?
~ Shah We sive. or shall w. not
give RW no kuoNing their hypncrisy
said unto them. N1r tempt We mcg
bring me /, pcnnr thu I nav see e.
10 And they brought t Nud h,
sUth unto ,hcm. Whose Is this uug,
and supcrnoript,"u7 Nud hey sl Il unto
him Caesars
~ Ana jesus answering said unto
them. Render to Caesar the things that
are Cicser's. and 20 Cod the things that
arr Gods Ana they nar,cllod AZ him
iN Then come unto him the S,ddu.
rccs which say there b. ne rosurr,o.
ton and they asked him. saving
%. Master. Moses wrote unto us. n
20 inans brother die and leave his wife
behind him. ana leave no children that
his brother should take his wife. and
t0is" M ss,.d unto his brother
20 Now there we're seven brethren.
ana thu first took q wife. aud DIVING l,ft
ne sc"d
"a And the second took her. and
d,d neither loit he ANY seed. and tho
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20

nerves are on edse Your consta nj
tapping and hdgct.ng about"
Tapping? SAID TIL with an air OF
complete surprise
"TappinI on the shelves. ard hum.
ming Sorry T. GOT on nv nerves. -
My GEAR Old chap. I'm avtully
sorry. IN 20 ogt IN The hall"
ITS all right" said Caylcy, and
went on with h.r letter
Eil sat down ir his chair again.
Hal Antony understood Wei
INFLOW there was nothing TO do
now bu, wait Tor Ca,lev 20 so. And
Il you ask me. sad BIZ 10 himself
much pleased. Il ought 10 be on the
stage That's whore I ought to be.
The complete actor.
\ IA mute two minutes. three min.
u'ss . i've minutes u vas safe
now Antony had guessed
is The car there? ask I'd Cayley.
as he sealed up his letter.
Gill s'rolled into the hall. called
hack Yes and went oui 10 talk
20 the chauffeur Csyley Joined him.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20
OUR REALTORS.

Amarillo has real estate hmm
that is accompli. hing thing. rba,
are Of lasting value /. lie civ
Formed about two wear, ago. IN.
BODY has always been to tho front
in backing enterprises that win
make a better and larger cit.
The Real E.,,,. po,r3 ana.
amnpo N, i,r.,.,..,l.'.,1,,..,. ~;
duct n fine Roll Island ,r,I
west of H.. ar, mn, ,,,J,,., en-,
MAX, tr,ii,, 49,, -,
Uc,pbt M, .,p,,, ,l,I '..,J
,tbcr ,l,,, 4, L,, ,;s - '.''N
mnrb .,irr wv
Rr,bl,po tina, l..,rl o....
uiyc .r,,iS, , l, ,,..I..I 49,
and .b,,,cJ a.. ,,,l,,,....,,' ~ w..
tovp, Ilrr,,.,Jl H.. 49,. w. IN
rc,l 800. - 80 -. ~ $500.
panb,nJrc ,,,,c, ..,,' t ,,',' o,,'J'
within a ,b,r, ,,,. ''' w.
The ,,,pJ,rJ. ni,h.,...l.,
!" ln,.,,i,.. l, ,'' Wv,
,.,,..'I . i,.' =" .I"''''''o ""'c Dceh
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20
OUTING FOR BOYS.

AN outing tor boy, Will be- "a,
en- next THURSDAY August -.
Every boy between the age, O..
9 and II years Is invited. Regis.
tratlon should be- made with Chic
OF Police jun kccton, who viii br
IN charge o. the barbccucinp.
AmarIllo's boys. whether rich
~ poor, viii be invited To- thu,
barbecue and big outing Rcquc i
D, especially made that boy, who
do not get much opportunity Tor
AN outing 10 register and attend.
fhc boys ui Amarillo should re-
'eiNc every consideration possible
ne best of times is not any toe
good Tor them, as thew viii b.
boys only once They should not
b' denied any OF the whnlc,on,
privileges OF play and good
time during their boyhood davs.
II Is the duty oi adults Ia sec
that the boys between a., age.
mentioned go on the outing The
under.prVlegcd boy espccialIv
should have The opportuni,, H.
,pend a day ~ swimming, plavinr
baseball. eating barbccucd mr,,
ana participating IN the Other
pleasures provided for the obi,
CielOu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20
UNION LABoR'S FRIEND?

In ms Amarillo address Inn
Ferguson, candidate for the
United States senate, denied that
he was an enemy oil union labor
He also denied the assertion tina.
he was unfair 10 union labor ou
the state railroad when he wa,
governor.
Ferguson had the aiiroul 10 tell
ms Amarillo audience that he was
the man that unionilcd the state
railroad. However, We viii leave
it to the Palestine Trades and
Labor Council To tell the truth
about the issue The following
resolution was adopted by that
body IN 1918:
During the three years and
more that J J.. Ferguson served
rs Governor we cndcavorcd re-
peatcdly TO get a working agree
ment aud recognition OF organi1-
ed labor for the State Railroad.
but Ferguson refused to grant it,
though often requested.
During that time union men
~ good standing were discharged
ana nonunlon men were put in
their places.
Furthermore, during lanes !,
terglson's term as Governor the
Grant Locomotive Works Oh,
Houston did the repair work of
the state Railroad and during ID
part OF this time the cmplu,r, oi
lhS Ohant Locomotive Work.
were on strike for better WORKING
conditions and protesting against
the repairing OF Southern engine
The Southern Pacific beng a non
Union system I'm th. matter the
sand James J.. Ferguson gave aie
AMI comfort 90 our cncmir-
\ great appeal wa, made .or
union labor vote, m \ma7'llu The
'eCord shows that little ,pu,idcra-
mon can be obtained iron Frrw-
SON on the labor um i,,u,
lmon labor men of ,nr pauhan.
Tie can 1T least DE assured of
man who will deal with them gir
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20

NOT BADLoOKING. is sHE?"
and they stood there for a noment.
Halo. said pleasant voice I've.
mind thrm. They turned round and
saw Antony.
Sorry 10 keep YOU waiting. Bill "
WIN q tremendous effort BIZ re.
strained his feelings. and said casual.
~ enough that Il was all right.
/ Well. ! must be on" said Cayley.
You're going down TO the village?"
That's the ldra"
4 wonder v you'd take TINS letter
10 ISLANDS for me-"
"of course"
Thanks very much. Wen. l
shall see you later
he nodded and got into the car
As soon As tbcy were alone sin
turned eagerly to his friend.
'We.i'" he said cxciied.y.
Come into the library"
They vent In. and Ton sank down
into chair.
fou nius' give me = moment" he
painted I've been running"
"rur-ing9"
Wei. ~ course How do Won
think ! soi hsrS here"
You doni mean you wen, OUT a,
the other cns
Antony nodded
i say did YOU hear me 'appirs-'
Il did. indeed B.u. you're q gen.
ms"
Bin blushed
y knew you'd understand" he
said. You guessed that / mean,
Cayley?"
y did I, vss the less. could 40
after you had been so brilliant. you
must have had rsihsr an exciting
time"
"E1cltlngy Good lord. I should
think u vas"
Tell D,s about it
A. mcdestly ~ possible. Mr.
Beverley explained his qualification.
for NE on the stage
Good nan saia An;ozv q, the
end Of Il You are the nos, ns,.
teci Watson 'ha' ever lived gai
my lad. Dc wcat on d-asnai!ea,lv
r.S.ag AID -Aksng Bllls h.nd n a..
tae.o . nothing tEat YOU .ad 1
could not accomplish together. 4 "a
gave eur rai7ds o u"
-sly cid ass
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20
ARE YOU EDUCATED?

Ic Won an educated man
\,k yourself. You won't be able
90 answer. but ask the question
anyway. Whether YOU arc college
president or day laborcr minister
90 a pulpit, or tillcr OF the soil.
-cl'cr Of boots and hoes. 81 buyer
of farm products, YOU won't be-
able To answer truthiullv. bccau, ,
YOU don't know just what g.
meant here by the term "cdupa
ted
J, man educated who know
books. and only book II a pro-
lessor Of Sanscrit tried 10 make
hrs living pitching hay. he would
be as badly oil as the farm haul
who essayed TO teach a dead Ian
guage. Education must iit Tor a
particular job. or II isn't educa-
ton. So the question must be ask
I'd II asked intelhgcntly. are YOU
educated for your work -
The United States as a whole ..
lss ing through q formative pc
'oa ~ education To th, pl0n.
book ic2.-,,g .cp-t-c-t1d -,
I'd, &c di4a't know aad wa..l. e.
know. but today mere "bc,
ltarnirg" does no mean educate.
:. iht true ser urlc. 60
~ A..a eareeg.
Eeasaslon ma. q, ! @sa !.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Any erroneous reflection upon tho
character. standing, or reputation Of
any individual. firm. concern or cor.
porauoB, that may appear IN the col.
urnns OF The News. win be gladly cor.
rccted. when called 20 tho attention OF
the editor. II In not the intention Of
this newspaper 10 wrongfuliy use or
injure any individual. firm. concern or
corporation. and corrections viii be
made where warranted ~ prominently
~ was the wrongfully published refer
enoe or article
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20

CHICAGO. Aug. ia.-An appeal for
funds to be- us~l IN an investigation ut
tho llcivin milne massacre and In prose-
cutting those guilty " Staying "a score
~ mcu unarm,d ard with their hands
hgh above their heads was made 10.
jay hy the Illinois Chamber ~ Com.
mcrc, boo letters addressed 10 the heads
of more than 100 chambers throughout
Illinois
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20
WI Mi nr,lrr Trims

SALISBURY, y. G., Aug. ls.-Gover.
ro. MORRISON. Who came here late today
,o investigate the situation at tho
southern Railway shops here and NJ
Spencer AZ result of q disorders early
this week announced late today after a
series nf r'nf.rcnces gith officials TINT
he would not order troops Ia Spencer at
present sheriff kridcr last night made
iounal request GVr such protection.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20
Continued From Our Last Issuri

CONTINUED From Our Last issuri
Come with u.s." Bin said casus ~
- No struck - match. Hs pulled
vigorously ~ the fame as n" waited
Tor the answer. hoping to hide his
anxiety. for II Caylcy ssson,ed. n,
was done.
I've sot TO go into stanton"
Ban blew oui q great cloud OF
SMOKE with an expiration which
covered also htarttct sign % ro
hsf
ON. y pity. You're driving. !
suppose"
Yes The car VII. no here direct.
~ There's letter ! must write
n'st." lie sat down ~ writing
table. and took out . sheet Of note.
paper
Re ives facing th> secret door. n
9, opcRed he would see Il. Al any
moment nov % might open.
BIN cropped into chair aud
thought Antony mus, be warned
obviously But how? How id one
signal to anybody? BY code. Morse
code. D.d Antony know u? Did Bill
sno~ Il himself. IL 1t came to that?
lie mad picked up a bit in the Army
not enough 10 send q esssge ot
course But . message WAS .mpos.
sblr. anyhow: Cayicy would near
nim uppu.s II out. Il .wouldn't do
TO send more than a single letter
What ietters did he know And what
letter would convey snything TO Al.
tony.
c for Csyley Would Antony
understand? Probably not. bu, II
was Just worth trvins. wha, was
c? Long. snort. lonE. short. Imply.
iddy umply..ddy Wa, that riEhtg
C--yss. that was &. Ne Was sure Of
that C. Ump,yiddy ump,y iddy
Hands IN pockets. ne got up and
wandered scfos. the room. humn,i x
vaguely to himself. the picture OF a
man waiting for another man las u
might be his friend Dillingham; %
come m and take him away for
walk ~ something. tie wander nj
across 70 the books NJ the back %
Csy;ey. and began TO tap absent.
mindsdly or the shelves. as ne
looked al the ,Rles Umpiy-iddy.
umptyiddy. No, that Il vas much
like that al first. he couldn't get the
rhythm Of a.
Imply iddyimp, y.iddy. Tina, was
better. lie was back at Samuel
Taylor coleridge now. Antony
would begin 10 hear him soon.
umpt.y.iddy .umpt. y.iddy. just the
ainle-s tapping of = man who IL
wondering wins, hook ~ will take
out with him 10 read on the lawn.
Would Ansony ntar, oas slwsys
heard the man In the ncx, Eat knock.
ING out his pipe would Antony
undcrstsac7 umpt.y. iddy.umpi.y.id.
~. G. TO- csylsy. Antony. Csyiey's
here. For Gods sake. walt.
Good Lord. sermons" said Blu.
With loud laugh. Cmpt.y.lddy.
umpi-y" ~ Ever read en-. Cay.
ley?' .
"Wha,~ - CsyleS looked up sud.
denly Eius back moved slowly
slons. his fingers heating tattoo
% the shelves a. he walked.
Emo" aid Cayley. with
h,tie laugh. An awkward. uncom.
Portable lliIle laugh. II seemed to
Bill
NOr do L" he was past the ser.
mons nos-pz-i the secret door
eui S'ill I@ptias In the same al.nless
-
%. tcr Cess SAKE 81 down"
,--t, COT Cavlsy Or 60 outside
4 'oG' raat 20 saih sbo4t
DIE -ts.ael round "a astonas ...el.t.
Halo. What's the nsltsr.''
caysey wss s.gat.y as.aan,sa o.
h.s ostbsrst
Sorry. Bill" ,. apeisr,-sd. NY
49, .a.. ilIFvj
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20

Apparently the love Of white
hoes Is stronger than the pride
90 small feet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20

Three American, almost died o.,
'hirNt IN th" MoJavc dc>cr, Thi,
proves America Is not Is dry a.,
q desert
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20

The butchers have elected q
new national prcsldcn, and NOW
we can get our meat cut.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20

lot- ot huv- are mid, mart
% th' - t} hs,ur nal, o. mar,
20 ~ bottom
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20

-selc &c -41 log L-y.. r.,
nav b mad 3rc. the price Of
bones.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20

The worst vills.a :. &c movies
sacks ggR asss. the seats.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20

livery time We think about IN,
coat strike Wr put more moth
balls IN our winter underwear.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20

Nm Illinois school boy ha, writ
zen q movie scenario and we can,
deCnlc which one 1t was.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20

big trims and men arc iudino
that the practice of the "G,lJcn
kulc brings about more hu>mrs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20

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ch.estt;, sA-n u ae-y1-: - az.
q For even tho son ~ man cane
no, 10 be rninistered unto. but 10 minis
's<. ane 10 csvs his rs :. .sssom tor
ln-a1
O. Aad -! zane 20 ,SsleA, an; AZ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20

o,Ae. -e-vaa;. aas >; s.E. ;sey cast
stonts. ard vcurde1 hira IN the had.
ana sent him away sham,fully handed.
;. Add as2in he sect another. ard
..i.n ;; = si.'c-. 1@.a a...T oths.s; se4.-
Ire soa... Ans kil,.as soms
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20

Ana IA bos,ln Ia speak untu them by
psrablc'. 4 CERTAIN man planted q vine.
yard. aud set an hcdg. about II. and
dgg,,l place for thr wineiat. and
built tower. and let % out 20 husband.
men. and wen, into Tar country.
2. And NJ III season h. sent To- the
hu. hlndumn a. .,ttsnt th,t be- ui-ht
r'eu'' tr"r' ~ hWbsrdu.u @ 90.
irn' n 'hf- irt'arf
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