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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-09

thesisi Did I murder Dernburg
Pasha, or did you, or was he, in
fact. murdered at all?"
The Oriental looked at the man in
a sort of wonder.
"He was surely murdered" he
said.
The Project of Police spoke like
one in some reflection.
ut is by no certain"
mot certain 2" echoed the Envoy.
1.-THE man is deadi"
zone may be dead without having
been murdered" replied the Prefect
of Police. at is possible hat the
hand that gave Dernburg Pasha his
fatal wound is no longer alive in
this world"
The Turkish Envoy made an ex-
clamation of surprise.
"You cannot meal that Dernburg
Pasha was murdered by a dead
mani"
The concluding installment of
this adventure of NJ. Jonquelle will
appear in our 1ext issue. -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-09
JAMESBURG

Announcement has been made by
Secretary Harry Groves, of the
guarantors for the Chautauqua to
be given here, that the committees
in charge have agreed upon as the
dates for the next series of enter
tainments January 10, IA and Is.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-09
kEYP0R1

Paul Jones, of Swampscott, Mass
is the Weekend guest of his uncle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20
CRASSHOpPERS
ARE DAMAGING
CHAvES ALFALFA

=. ,l-'.o '"'o Ncrs
ROSWELL. Aug. is.-For the past
.a an break 81 grasshup
pcrs extending from the south line ~
Chaves county 20 a poin; jus, north ot
Dexter. has brrn causing some damage
"a the alfalfa crop
There was a ! ght intss,ation If this
insect last year and some little work
was done toward first control hut this
year. during IN. month OF May. the
hatch was except onally heavy through
out most II the region mentioned Little
attention was paid TO small hoppcrs un'
~ about the first ~ July when they
began 10 strip the bloOm from the crop
bt .ng left Tor seed. and active opera
tlons were commenced fer their erad-
c4tiun.
The standard bran bait has been the
principal control measure used At the
present time the Chavcs County Farm
....ltau mar d. ributed $50 pounds Of
Par Green. which Is sufficient "a pre-
I pare 200 pounds of poison mixture.
Sone fifty farmers In the infested dis
tIlci have cCoperat,d In the work Of
eradication. and splend Il results have
b,cn obtained In enc field treated 49,
many as twenty dead hoppcrs 10 the
square foot were counted.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20
BEN BAGGETT CAMP
STARTED AT SlAT0N
speeial 20 The Ns~r

oPfAhl w
SLATON. Aug iS-Bcn Bagget |.
% o. + was instituted AT this point
during the session 81 the South Plains
I. o. -. Y. Assoc alton with % MEM
bcrs comprising odd Fellows from Sla'
ton. Lubbock. Post Tahoka. and Rails.
The following staff was elected to
serve Tor Ina ensning year. H. H. Leach.
L.. r.. l.. T. ilag.rman S. W. G \. hun.
ua. ] W j w Short, H. J.. !. G..
stewart. Scribe ApPa.nt.yc officers as
follows H. H. Tudor, treasurer. W. G..
Leverett. guide. Il. s Hackelroad, LIST
watch. u. ". Pickcns End watch.
Rob't Gentry 3rd watch. 7 T.. Hulde-
brand 4th watch. s V Williams. |. S
\ G. Rhodes a c.. G.. L. Sledgc. LIST
Guard to II. r.. L. y Williams End
Guard to ~ =. The cncampmcnt will
meet regularly fms, ana third Fridays
Uf each month
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20
Canyon Girl Goes 10 kress.
Special 10 The Newa.

CANYON, Aug N.-According 90 tn
announcements of l.. + shelly head Of
thu Teachers Employment Bureau an
the college. Mlss Ularice Swink Of can
yon, who has attended the West Texas
State Normal college fur number OF
y,aIs has been elected to teach latin
in the high school al kress
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20

First Church of Christ, Scientists.
1901 Taylor Street Services every sun
day at II a. M. and Wednesday at :
D. M. Sunday school at 9.i5 foy studcntg
under the age OF 70. suffice, for sunday
Mind \ reading room is mainnined
IN the church aud is open from 2;3O
m,il . y. m. except sundays and h0li.
DAYS where the Bible aud all authorized
chr s,ian Science literature may be- read
o. purchased The public is cordially
invited e. services and to visit tho read
ing room.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20

81; Andwws Episcopal services for
the Tenth sunday after Trinity $50
a IA. Holy Communion si5 a. IA.
church school u a. M. morning praye.
and sermon. Raw. Robert y McCallum.
Rector.
Virgin u. '. Z. Z. rJsi Baptist Church
The Nirg y Y. y. q. wiz begin
It's services promptly ~ o'clock ON tho
ircrca,ional grounds. north 81 tn
,hruch this evening An interesting
program has been arranged and q great
time is expected The Pep group will
have charge Miss Thelma Shafler be.
INK leader Subject why should ~
have right knowledge " Christ ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20
CHURCH NOTICES

Polk Street Methodist Sth and Polk
SUNDAY school 9A5 a. M r. T. Work.
superintendent. Graded lessons adapt.
rd e. all ages. This SUNDAY school con-
tlnues to he enc OF the very best Come
and Join one OF our splendid classes
" a. M. morn ng worship. sermon hy
the pastor. Stanley n Hayne. Special
music iurnishid by rhoit under dire.
ton of Pref Emil Myers Young pc pie
are urged TO come e. the devoi !onal
hours 20 our leagues M 7l5. EycniGy
woi shlp al ,.ii. Sermon 10y the pastor
and snecial music
The pastor urges the membership and
al VINO are NOT Norsnipng elsewhere 10
come and worship at this church
Lutheran Church. Lutheran services
IN the Episcopal church. Ninth and FIJI.
moro Streets at o'clock In the after.
noon. The attendance at our services
has BEEN very gratifying OF late. and
We hope that large number OF oar
good Lutheran people will also attend
the service today. After the service ar
arrangements viii be made Tor the con.
Neyance OF all members wishing to ai-
tend the annual mission festival In the
canyons next Sunday Visitors are Coz.
daily invited To worship with US.
O. H. HINGE. Pastor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20

Tabernacle Bsptisi. sunday School
$50 a M. Preaching II 4 m and 500
y IN Sunbcams. ESQ o. M Junior q
Y. =. L. 3A5 .. M. intermediate and
Senior n. Y. =. 4. Gas y. an. We c1.
tend cordial invitation 90 an 90 at.
tend our services. We are praying Tor
q great service today VI Il Gathrighi.
Pastor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20
Program Tabernacle Senior d. Y. T..

Program Tabernacle Senior ". y. T..
L. Subject: Why Should We Have q
Right knowledge of Christ" Leader.
Mirtlc Bullock scripture Reading.
Minnie Woodward Som, scr.ptu,
lasSagcs referring 10 Christ CD Flor.
onrc Woodward 81 Mrs Cartwright
why Some People de- not Have Cor.
rcct Know ledge az Christ Iurlinc I'll.
dsy. Incorrect Ideas Of the Christ 81
lao Todd: 4. and - Wilbur Iarecar.
The knowledge oi ThUss Who kncN
Christ BrsI Il II Lumpkin Thc I'm
por,ancc Of Having a Right knowledge
u Christ. nl Luman Dllday. 90 Roger
Wo dward. u Y. y. l.. begins promptly
al Ola and every member ~ urged tc
be on time. Visitors are cordially in
p.ted tu attend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20
Houston STREET Methodist. sunday

HOusIOn Ntret Methodist. SundaN
school sIj a. M. preaching II a. M.
prayer meeting Wednesday night We
had above 100 IN sunday school last
SUNDAY, Let there be q substantial in.
crease today. Measured by every test.
according 10 opportunity equipment
etc. this Is one OF the very hes, schools
IN the city. II not IN school come To Us
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20
Rnehansn Strict MslhsdI.t. SUNDAY

buchanan S,rrei Methodist. Sunday
school al sAi a. m. Judge l.. w. Wall
WI preach the morning sermon. The
league meets al : y. VA. The evening
service beginning at O'Clock. will be
directed by Mr. George NJ Waddill, will
consist or singing. readings and instru.
mental music. This service viii please
both old and young come mrly AMI
bring friend Cordial welcome u
strangers and visitors in the city
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20

Beetles in the East and West Indies
are 80 brilliant IN color.ng that they are
h,autiful as gems.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20
Central Pre- byterian Church. Tenth

tenirnI Pre- bNterian Church. Tenth
and Taylor. sunday school al $50. W.
invite YOU to begin your Sunday with us
al that hour The pastor has returned
from his vocation ana viii spoRk AT both
the morning and evening services which
are held AT II a. IN. and ) y. m. Many
people have enjoyed the twenty minute
cvtring sermons These viii be- resumed
In the same interesting manner and
will concern things of present day ia.
terfSl
The Senior Ende1yor win meet al 7;O0
.. m. with Mary McNew rs the leader.
We request the ATTENDANCE 81 every
member as The pauhapdl, Convention Is
to BE- held In our church tbs week AMI
matters " importance must be- discuss.
al tonight u Thomson. minister
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20
Church Of ChriDt. Tenth aud Fillmore.

Bibls Glasses gAs To- iO.45 "a. VA. The
church meets Tor preaching and worship
Breaking VI Bread II "A. M. Brother
shepherd has returned and Mil occupy
the pulpit today A full attendance on
on the part of the membership is ex.
pectcd. Gospel preaching under thu Tab.
ornacle on Wells Street IN Glenwood to
night al 8. Regular midweck bible
study and mutual edlfIcation. Wednes-
day at y. IN T. Il Shepherd. Mnistcr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20
Tir Christian Church. THE Friendly

Tn : thriSIian Church. "Ihe FrIeniIly
Church Emmett Moore. acting Pastor
g:I5 "a. M Bible school II a IN. Morning
worship, In Senator : -. Gloss of this
district VIII deliver his lecture On The
Divinity OF Jesus CHRIST from a lawyers
tandpo nj Everyone invited 100 D.
m. Christian Endcavor. Miss Roba II.
terbaok president No evening service.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20
First Presbyterian Church. L. 5. The

services will be held ~ The Woodpan
Hall Sunday No more theatre services
unit September. Sunday school at 10
O'Clock. Morning preaching service At
II o'clock. The evening mrvivs will tie
gwen over to discussion of Free
Speech Ffoe speech IL "a part of paal
Americanism, and must be kept sacred
ia America Jonathan 4. Perkins.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20
GooaG;ye Boils!
S. s. S. VIII Rid You Of Boils, Pimplss,
Blsekheads and Skin Erup.iena


A boil "a volcano. your blood 10
20 chuck full o. poisons thai these
boil out into hoii They'll keep
"holling up until sou destroy than
completely by tho use Of s : g, on>
~ the most powerful blood cleansers
known 10 science. 9 =. \. has stood
the test Of time The power OF It's
ingredients IL Acknowledged by auth
critics. Its medicinal Ingredients are
guaranteed 10 he purely vegets
LRight off. II clears the skin OF PIN
|plef hollis. hlotches. blackheAds, acne.
|eczema. rash and other skin eruptions.
|a1d does Il thoroughly. u drives out
loo the blood impurities which cause
makes the blood rich and
pure builds M lost flesh O II helps IN
manufacture neg blood uells.-thats
one Of It's secrets (. =. \ II sold ~
all drug stores, IN two rires, Tue iaf.
ger size 10 the more economical
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20

PRODUCTION. leader Some scripture pa.
ages referring to christ. Miss Jewell
Hall. Why some people do not have q
o,rce' hnowlcdg, Of chr a. Miss Leila
rmmons Reading Miss Truh Fay
griffith incorrect ideas 90 the Christ
Mr. j. l.. MciAughhn The knowledge
I those who CHRIS, best. Homer Geeys
The imrort1n II having q right know.
d. e Christ Miss While Shallcr An
lounc,m nts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20

First Baptist Church: SUNDAY school
begins promptly at $50 O'Clock Let
every member De- present aud urge
others to come and enjoy with us the
study ~ the lesson Each department
mas the bcst Of feathers and The lessons
are always instructive as well as inter.
~ ng
The pastor. In Herbert Whiting Viz.
yin, viii preach 40 ~ o'clock also in
tho evening at Slj. The orchestra. gv-
ng selected numbers. will begin at >.
We remind oar membership Of the fact
that they must be- prompt in the pa.
nent Ct their current expenses as The
church expenses 20 on a. usual The
collections for the last lew weeks have
been very small
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-03
PART ONE

If the Insured shall during the One Year the beginning of the
such insured provided by the wreckng
disablenent Railroad Passenger Passenger
boat which such Insured is travelling
by the ecking dabment Public Omnibus Railway
at
dsablement licensed public
IN which such Insured travelling the
ng disablnt of horedraw vehicle motordrven
which riding by being accidentally thrown
from such vehicle suffer of the specific losses forth below
this THE COMPANY WILL PAY the such loss
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-03
PART TWO

OR FOR LOSS OF LIFE Two Hundred Fifty Dollars ($25000
vided the bodily effected stated herein shall be the sole of
deaho oil the Insured and such injury occurs:
BY knocked while walking
public highway by vehicle propelled by cable electricity napl h
If the insured shall be down by driven horse drawn vehicle
while walking standing public highway excluding
while working the public highway while railroad right of
while riding bicycle the losses mentioned Part the
specified Part for such loss
except indemnity payable under the preceding
ofth sParlI
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-03
PART THREE.

the insured shall during the of One Year from the beginning of the
such Insured provided herein by the under
in Immediately and wholly disabled
his her business The COMPANY WILL PAY for
My AT THE RATE OF TEN DOLLARS $4,000 PER WEEK the
shall while standing public
by driven horse drawn vehicle Excluding
sustained while working the public highway while rasroad
being driven horse drawn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-03
lkg

above but such addition shall exceed fifty such
Origin aanou shown in column 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-03
Be1o1U is a Synopsis Of Our Ne1U 6Oc Policy

vehicle while riding bicycle and result shall be disabled provided in
the preceding paragraph Of this Part ILL., THE COMPANY WILL PAY
AND CENTS $3.50 PER
period of disability but exceed Cd weeks
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19
Editorial of the Day
THE RICH INDIAN PROBLEM

Commissioner of Indian Affairs Burke has TO
the conclusion that paying the Usage Indians matter Of
$4,000 per capita each year. their tribal portion Of oil
royalties will absolutely ruin these Indians for at least
generations. He does not define this as an
Indian trait either, but says q similar amount Of money
paid equal number Of whites under the same cir.
cumstances would produce the effect among them
So Commissioner Burke is puzzled Under the law
provision left but keep making the enormous
per capita payments else Just let the money pile up
FOR future generation Of Osages sQuander Some
Usage families last year drew down much as 100000.
And incidentally were debt several thousand dollars
d the end OF the year
a rich Indian is surely puzzle. Ii you have lived
oklahoma long just let your memory roll back
along the years and IL you recall single Indian
great wealth who has amounted TO anything
or who has made attempt 10 wisely handle his
money.
Everybody agrees that AN Indian with ot OF money
Is entitled the pleasures Of spending at least rea.
sonabe part of IT, and the federal government and state
adhere policy. But the time always comes when
Indian is either broke. dead squandering the
money This applies Of to those who have very
large Therefore appears that after all these
years We arc Just about Far from the solution Of the
problem that the rich Indian presents ever We're
and Commissioners Burke admits that the puzzle il yet 10
be soNei--MusRogee Times Democrat
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19

What does the like in girls"
writes Fossy d. is it modesty2 feel il be
this Of the way they with forward girls"
Now prudory is thing and modesty another
sponsble for their perplexity. Usually it a complex
which was forced upon them by their parents and en-
vironment before they We're six years old.
Modesty is instinct ! think Eve possessed it in
The beginning when she wrapped her hair about her
a cloak But she became bit Of prude after she had
apple and taken the serpents advice hunt
up leaves and thorns and cut apron
pattern.
Some women modesty prudery the same
way today.
Now most loathe prude but adore modest
girl. They like modesty when it is unconscious at.
tribute but they do like it when girl keeps it
paade.
For certainly it is the in which girl wears
clothes rather than the themselves which
stamp her modest otherwise A nude, in art, is
often modest while the garb Of female figure covered
from throat 10 toes, may be designed only lure
Flaming painted checks are often far more innnodest
than knee length skirt.
OF course modesty includes speech and many varie'
behavior all of these, the nnaely modest girl
in the end, which is of course, the engagement
Modesty wins for this No to marry
girl when he is convinced that all the Of her set
have kissed her demand; nor girl who viii enjoy
a vulgar story. girl who will tell
This subject could be developed for but it is
absolutely unnecessary for any writer to make book
about it, Why?
Because good girls and bad old women and ingen-
ues know their hearts the difference between
uodesty and vugarity
They whether they are using modesty as an
advertisement--or cloak and an armor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19
THAT EXTRA JUDGE

TIE senate committee has reversed lis decision
against giving Oklahoma another federal Judge
Prompt woth OF the Oklahoma congressional deegs-
ton saved this important section OF the measure for
the state
There can be no question that Oklahoma needs
the extra federal Judge The two state districts are
sWamped with work. Each court handles litigation
OF highly technical nature. More cases are handled
than in many more populous states
The state not only needs the extra federal district
Judge It must some time have circuit court Judge
who will sit in the state Efforts have been made to
secure this advantage for the state Attorneys and
others who must appear in circuit court are forced
TO travel great distances.
More than that the circuit bench needs man
who is versed in Oklahoma Indian law. man
should hold court in Oklahoma the circuit bench
Who understands our technical problems. This Is .
matter that the state bar association may well afford
10 continue TO press upon congress.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19
OratOriCal Contestants
Ready For Big Test

With its approach drawing near,
great interest is being manifested in
the annual high school oratorical con-
test, which will be given at Senior
high school on the night Of Febru.
ary %. At that time five orators,
two representatives from the Senior
class, two from the Junior and one
from the Sophomores, will compete
for the gold and silver awards given
TO first and second winners, and OF
the privilege of representing Ardmore
high at the Southeastern meet in
Durant early in April and at Norman
in the state meet in Durant early in
April and at Norman in the state
meet later. Leona Williams and Once
Lewis will represent the Senior class,
Gwyn Whiteman and Harold Lewis
the Junior class and Arthur Daven'
port will uphold the green and white
Of the Sophomores at this event
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19
Miguel Battles with His Feelings.

miguel BitticS WIN Ills EeelHgs'
They came 10 fallen log. and
here Miguel and Iona halted and sat
down. The odor Of growing things.
new.turned earth, and budding trees
came 10 their nostrls. The call Of
wild birds in their ear once more,
sounded restful TO Iona. She
stretched her arms wide with joy. and
longing as she sat entranced listen
ing, almost forgetful of the man be-
side her Miguel was of these sur
roundings q part. Her heart beat
quickly as she thought Of this. For
the first time in days she felt really
happy.
ITS like coming home again,
Miguel" she confided uncertainty as
she leaned back her head against a
friendly tree trunk and breathed a
sigh of perfect contentment.
THAT is as it should be-" he an
swered. looking at the mystery OF
her white throat and the tender shad-
ows cast on her cheeks from her long,
dark eyelashes Miguel felt his head
whirling as he sat watching the girl
beside him SO still. so remote, and
vet so very near and dear. Could it
really be true that his 1lona had
come back TO the old nest to bid him
farewell? How more than fortunate
he was. How he longed more than
ever for the right TO take her in his
arms and tell her Of his love. With
infinite strength he restrained the
conflicting emotions within him. This
was not the time. To force some
thing now might be fatal. Iona must
be allowed 10 wander as she willed, &c
trv her winds in new fields. and above
all TO stay free as air until such time
as Fate should intervene and cast its
weight in the final balance.
And are you having wonderful
times in this new world of yours
Ilona. Prlncess?" he asked. DO they
take TO you as kindly as We did
And what do you do all day long
I see that they spare no money oi
your clothes" he said with a per
, picking smile.
no. no indeed. They force me 4
change three times u day, Miguel
Fancy, your golden girl, who used I
slip into her one dress day after da'
and 20 barefoo,ed, This was tn
hardest to get accustomed TO, think
And. oh. how | have longed for tn
, sound Of the wind in the pines q
: night. Miguel. Maybe you undel
D. stand?"
Q "Yes. I think do, and ] ais
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19
BertOn BraleyS Daily Poem
What DoNwSdy2

Perhaps it is clever scheme and endeayor
To purchase bad bootlegger booze
Perhaps it is funny to spend time and money
on stuff it is poison TO use
A gay little froic hooch vitrolic
Is folks conception of glee
Which may be a pleasure beyond any measure
But ii doesn't seem that way to me-
1t may give eation to help the initiation
OF many booleggers wad;
or taste without shrinking, potion whose drinking
May bury YOU under the sod
] don't care TO that kind of adventure
Though silly it is, ! agree.
Some people say that it's merry and gay,
But il doesn't look that way TO me!
Perhaps it is thrilling to spend the time swillng
This hooch that is made from shellac,
or wetting your throttle at ten bucks the bottle
On stuff that makes porcelain crack
1t may be a lark TO take ways that are dark
Like the widely-known heather Chnee.'
For the sake of a flicker of gosh.awful liquor
But il doesn't that way to me-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19
A CHILDHOOD TRAGEDY

BLErHA KENDALL Is years old Tulsa vile is
asking a divorce on grounds OF extreme cruelty.
She iiles The sun through her next friend because
she !, 90 young 10 enjoy rights OF majority.
Bertha prays $50 month almony and restoration
oi her maiden name. She does not ask for restora-
ZION oi ideal. and baby cleanliness OF mind. Perhaps
She think ;ha outside the jurisdiction OF ,he court
There i, something fundamentally wrong when
eirl, Is wears old find themselves in the divorce
court The first thing Is a law that permits such
early marriages The second is laNiy on the part OF
clerks issuing marriage licenses.
Bertha has a warped conception OF lie At J.;
wear, old She should be running to little girl partie.
and enioylnC the first shy glimpses OF boy and gr
school love