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PTBHC HEARING.

PUBLIC HEARING. J-. s. Engineer Office, Providence, R. !. Town Hall Yves port Conn.,, Thursday, Dec. ' 1922 at 1.3J p. m. for considering the needs of navigation in cOnnectlOn with the proposed improvement or " est p0rt Ha-bOr and Sauga tuck River, Conn interested parties are invited to be present or represented
 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
 District of Connecticut.
 In the Matter of JAMES L. DONA- FIJ- E. Baukrupt.-In Bankruptcy. Of Bril geport, in the County of Fairfield. and District aforesaid. bankrupt:
 This is to Give Notice. That on Dec. 1, 7e22. said James L. DOuaEue was duly adiud icated bankrupt and that the first meeting of his cred tors will be held a the offfca of the undersigned Referee. In Conn Dec. 15. 1922, at F r., at which time the creditors may attend prove their claims. appoint trustee, examine the bankrupt and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting ----,,-,rr
 Referee in Bankruptcy. Bridgeport. Conn, Dec ,, 1922 a' STATE OF CONNECTICUT District
 of Bridgeport. s. Probate Court.
 November 29 1929.
 Fersre of MARY l.. FAIRCHIIyD. late of the Town of Bridgeport, in said Dis 'riTb -Tb., C6t1Tt of Probate for the District oS Bridgeport hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for Creditors of said Estate to exhibit thetr claims for settlement. Those who negrecr -o Draseut their accounts properly at -es-a5 within said time. will be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate pa --ie-i CHAs. S CANFIELD.
 Administrator
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-05
Rubber Stamps

STAMPS made by us are re- liable. We carry q complete line of stamps, supplies, ink pads. -!aters, rup- Der type, etc. The SChweIdtIe Stamp Co.,. Il Cannon St. eff
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-05
P PEyC'FTTV FIR

r. PLASSMANN: Superior Court Fairfield County, December 2, 1922
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-05
Billiard Supplies

POOL TABLES FOR SALE Or Rent. Bowling Supplies; Pool ana ansa RiIliard Supplies for sale. SkidInSSEEee1a If0 Main St. Barnum 6S3L. GLus
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-05
Monuments

A FINE LINE OF MONUMENTS AT value that cannot but please. Look them over. Matthewson, SO6 French Street OIOasl- EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY now to purchase Granite and Marble Monu- ments. LathIean, 1914 Howard Ave, entrance to Mountain Grove cemetery Barnum 1026-4. DSds
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-05
Furnished Rooms

ESS WILLIAM ST-CentraI. nice locality; pleasant room, next to bath, steam, hot water, electricty. garage reasOna- ble. Bar. 6oS2- LSVa s
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-05
Patents
Plumbing.

GEORGE II. BUTLER
 Successor to Butler 6 Mccarthy PLUMBING. TIMING and HEATING. Every ordsr carefully attended to. 31S Grand St-, cor Main St. Phone Ba-nUn +s5s A20a .
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-05
To Rent

25S EOSSUTH ST - Six rooms. bath. electric lights, all Improvements. Two flats. 15 rooms. baths all improve urnts. suitable for TOOming house: opposite factories. Howe St, 1GS and I65 five rooms, all improvements. h. Quire 25s kossuth st. Gl4t" FOUR ROOMS TO RENT. also furnished rooms for light housekeeping David Apstein, S35 Stllman St., real Estate and rents. HIaa"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-05
Upholstery

STRANI for updolstering and refnish- ing of antique furniture- Mattresses made over 226 Colorado Ave. lrearD. Residence 221 Colorado Ave Noble 4i7-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-05

F7O STAMFORD AVE-Nicely Iurnlsh- ed rooms with or without board All Improvements FtlSaSs
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-05
Christmas Gift Suggestions

B. B. PHOTO STUDIO-Good Christmas Gift is your photo taken here, or at home 592 Main St T2aS"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-05
Wanted To Buy

PAY A GOOD FAIR PRICE for Used Furniture H. A JaSruln, 5l6 State St. Phone Ba-uum lu5S- H2SaiiH gJ-T AND SELL EVERYTHING DANIEL P. KEANE- AUCTICNEER. I4I MAIN ST. BARNCAI z952.
 WE PAY highest prices for mems sec ond hand clothing, must be in far condition. NJ and L. Shop, 94 Congress street. Drop postal Cl3ai WE BUY AND SELL Mems and Ladies' Second Hand Clothes. Also call and deliver. Clothes Exchange. 65 Liberty Street an' Advertise In y Times
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-05

'aITTC BRAKE SHCP-specLali1Ad Brake Service Brakes inspected. adjusted refined and repaired. AsFs ana NJ. Grove Sts. Phone Noble 82SI- P5a B
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-05
Mortgages and Loans

ATTENTION We loan On first mort gages; also we hava all kinds of prop erty for sale. Business. city or resi- sold or exchanged. Frank Leganwicz, 2S5 East Main St. Phone Noble 3139.
 THE CHARTER OAK SECURITY CO., Loans on weekly installments- Real Es- tate, Mortgages, Insurance. Foreign Exchange. D. Fischer. Manager. 12S1 State St., cor. Colorado Ave. Bar
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
Banner Of strife Raised

LEEDS. O,L .I--"r'' banner OF
ar,y strife has tccn hoist,d at tho
Carlton Club" aId Mr.. Lloyd George
.r opening Dots srer.h in dcfense OF his
administration 1i tb, meeting II coali.
uUD LIBERAL, l.-. This aff"rn,-ln. The
rr.Ht .umhroti,U q mon of 1n partics
and rI.els f.r national purposes. the
combination which he'd .t to ri-,ory In
nHr Hud which WIS taxing us grad.
mU, bu' uIr.v 70 our troubles In
peace. hJs boon brought t' an nd. NOT
l..tusa F % ra..d to serve tho
mtlm. bu, because a party was not
l.ttinr enough - it ami 1; Is Tor tho
r.1u,. 20 thl- country .o decide whether
.a~fI come, rrt or fhn nation.
Tho combination vas subjected 90
.r.t.-u f-Hw more diverse and con-
0..'inG quarters and viewpoints than
ar -. aHy -'o, msui II had one or
two disadvantages. 20 had no steady
usrt.ln i--jies which could Be- de-.
p.ea,i url.. NhafcN happon-si. 20
defend iis action.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
COTTON GIN IN AMARILL0IS
Being WORKER FOR BY LOCAL
CITIZENS And BY YP.P.C. OF c,

a gin plant ~ Amarillo provided they
arc assured OF sufficient acreage will be
planted IN cotton w Amarillo TRADE tor.
ritory m 1923
IT Is not the purpose of tho pro.
motcrs Of the cotton industry TO on.
courage the planting of large acreage
hy amy onc farmer. hut 10 urge that
quit" q number of farmers plant from
ten 90 twenty-five acres each
"Thc Panhandle Plains Chamber II
Commerce requests an who are interest.
I'd in growing cotton on the Plains 10
meet AZ The Board Of city development
October y. $50 y. m 10 discuss the
prarticabIli,y OF this suggestion.
WIN YOU kindly confer with as
many ~ yor ncirhbors as possible.
bring them with you or take their
names and the acreage ~ cotton each
VIII plant aud meet with the committee
at large cn the above date We need
Your presence and advice.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22

\ kin On Amarillo
Think Of that Vet. that's exactly
what Is proposed and is ALREADY ac.
tally bciue worked Tor President
sam Braswell Of the Panhandle. Plains
Chamber ~ commerce. has issued a
rall FOR those Interested in the propnsi.
tion 20 meet at the Board Of Citv De.
velopmcnt room noXt saturday after.
noon, Among local citizens much in.
iercsicd IN the matter are. n. W.
Blackburn, Less Whitaker. DR.. j. II.
Wrathor and Harmon Benton.
Following is the notice sent out from
he Board ~ city Developments
This year has demonstrated that
cotton can be- grown profiiaby on the
'laing.
several of our most successful bust.
ness men In Potter and surrounding
'ounties are interested In the develop.
nent Of this important crop 4 grour
" business men have agreed 20 erect
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
INDICTMENTS
I'm M u RIDER
CASE SOON
TO BE ASKED

NEW BRU NSwlCK. oct. q .- Dcvel.
crmcnts IN the Investigation IN the
i'urder of Rev. Edward Wheeler Han
ami Mrs. Eleanor Rcinhardt Mills TO.
. .sht centercd about sitting OF the
somerset County grand Jury at Somcr.
VILE. Monday whsn IL was l0arcd. In.
Git imonts against az least two persons
~ obably man and woman viii be
as ked by County Prosecutor Bcokman,
Confident that he has built up
stronger case than Is generally believed
Prosecutor Beekman today questioned
: vral OF the new figures In tn mys.
tc,y. lie disclosed nothing II tho results
acr the identity Of the two persons said
a he eve witnesses OF tho double slay.
.~E, upon whose testimony he Is helirv.
,d TO rely greatly In obtaining tho In.
G'ttmcnts.
Two persons We're questioned today.
ouo maid IN the Hall home and the
o.icr a vcstryman In IN" Eocior's
m rch
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
AMERICAN TARIFF
WILL RUIN EUROPE
SAYS BERLIN LEADER
~ Associated Pt~s

BERLIN. Ovt 81 The tariff ot %,
United States. coupled with the demand
for repayment of war loans threatens
o. drive Europc to dcsututon. declared
Herr Co,h"iu former min stcr OF Il.
ninc. and 40 present democratic lead
in the Rcichslag. discussing thr new
i1rlft pa cy OF the United States TO-
day
II the United states dors not az
,cpt European industrial products ir
payment" hc added "-ho WI los
Europe shortly as q buyer Such soUds
as Europe can d'sprnSc with viii D.,
obja ned tl other lands which VIII TAX.
ih' pruiuris uf European indus ry b.
u.'htnge.
Europe viii omanciIeto herself frmr
Nw,tic,. even m cotton. The United
States must one da, rctlig' There BE-
in economic solidarity of the o.. oples
II al hands whlch cannot be- cncroachrd
upcn without paying tho penalty, and
further that s creditor state cannot pur
tpc 70 pol.cy of t,ulut un " u docs not
wish IN make i's debtors nclablr OF
i'akin- pi,m"nta'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
DRY STATUTE.
ON HIGH SEAS.
IS ORDERED
INTO EFFECT.
~ Associated Press

NJ Associated Press
MASIHNGTON, Oct. si.-Proyisions
a; the liquor statutes. held by Attorney
4. neral Daughcrty Ia prohibit trans.
,srtation ard sale Of alcoholic beverage
Un American vessels anywhere aud on
i'-cign vessels within three miles Of
tac United states coast, became cffcc.
th tonight at midnight.
The extension Of time ordered by
President Harding TO permit ships lpes
10 arrange their affairs 20 conform io
ihc ruling expired at mid.nigm and en-
i.rrcnent officials declared suggestions
Ter y further extension had not been
nurrI,cd.
Y waS considered probable HAT scv.
cril days would cIapse before customs
ani prohibition forces would lave at
hand specific instructions as TO the
re'pr of their authority under tho
naughcriy opinion. but tins. q Was de.
6sicd. would have no effect on the op.
sniion of the law \ foreign vessel
'ailiug with inhibited cargo after today.
!, was said would hc liable to the pen
rlti,s fixed by the No'stoad Act " and
wrer she entered American coastal
Na'ors be1ring that cargo.
American ships under the uling of
,hc attorney general which received the
formal approval ot President Harding,
b., prohibitrd from possessing liquor
lrg' rdleSs ot where they are IN opera.
llon. Tho han was made operative as to
AaiPp nr buard tonnage as soon a. the
Jiine Was published. though time was
lowed for the disposal OF any Illicit
ocks on board vessels Of the fleet
Enforcement officials are hopeful OF a
decision coming from the i.deral dis.
,llct ln New York--wh"rc d. new IN.
si,.'at,cu 81 the ,aN n maiu fire by
lo.h foreign and American !lncs--be.
-, the arrival ~ vessel In violation
- the haa ncccssitatcs punitive action
psaist the ship the agents and hcr
i..Hs,cr as required by law.
II is pointed out that only vessels
which clear from foreign ports after
i,tbisht tonight come within the re
htictions. thus giving a fuitner auto
Latte stay Il from five TO seven days
O. ,hc cases of most ships on tn, regu
lsl Atlantic routes and VI an even long
a. prriud with respect 20 sh rs crossing
he Pacific.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
1000 FANS SEE
WAYLAND DEFEAT
ROSWELL. 1S TO 0

Special 10 The News
PLAiNNlEW. oct. -Way'and COL.
l,sc of PlninNiew won her hg lnierscc.
t,ual football game here this Afternoon
fr,m New Mexico Military Institute Of
orwell rs 60 O Tho two thousand
l.crzicd rootcrs who Witnessed the
gamc were rewarded with the mos,
ris.mcr ,.r y kho.Ah va. rsd
took an early load|withy 70 touch
downs ~ the first quarter Roswell phi
up powerful defense all the WY and
also showed some brilliant offensive
", rk.
The Wayland line with Davis, Saffle
and Mr, asinnd a. main factors proved
to- much t0r the visiting hicks srd tho
N,w McXicaus rcsortcd entirely 10 for.
vntc passing and open plays.
Tilson of Wayland was the Outsiand
:; r offensive star with numerous long
okcufield runs and terrific linc plung
irg 10 his credit Moore. Wayland's
lraiuy Wtlc quarter. pulled his squad
ou' ot several holes by good htadwork
Blair tho visiting center. and Godfrey
t,oir fullhack. looked hes, f1- Boswell.
FAIRS fierce nckhng held Nayand
fog downs three times on their one yard
iir
Wayland'. FIRST touchdown came
ouly IN The frs, quarter afic- scrios
a. line plungcs ucttcd short gums Tho
second game when Tilson ran forty
VIRUS through a broken i,id after
Heath had completed 1 pass Cor forty
five vads
The fira. touchdown resulted from a
p'.s tn iluit from o fake pllco kick.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
pERSHlNG RApS
TEXAS members
FOR ARMY VOTE
DENoUNCES REPRESENTA-.
TlvEs FOR VOTING Town
ARMY BILL
By Associated Prss

hy Associated Fuss
SAN ANTONIO. oct. 90 -Tcxas Con.
grcSsmDn w,1o taken o. task for not
voting f0r the Curusy- Anthony amend
mcnt witch rcctfied h,l providing
Tor the dismissal of $500 commanding
officers 90 the army whereas 10 was
intended originllly 90 cut the personnel
only 500 or 300 Boo speech delivered
boz san Antonio today bv General John
J. Persh.ug. chief ~ staff az the Army.
Congressman Harry NJ Wufzlarh ~
q member Ul The military affairs com.
m,ttre ~ the lower house WINS ~cttri
he iith Congressional District who is
a member Ut thc military affairs CON
m.ttc' of 'hr lower lrIs,. was seated at
DE speakers mhl'
During the bst Congress. notViih.
standing tho sd,icr ~ headers. ~ the
President and the War Department a
fow small army politicians worked fHr
a reduction of th, army when u was
ALREADY reduced Go l-lttom ru.k ans.
way General Porshnr said And m
cutting thr hsi of officers an error WIS
made sn that instead off reduction uf
500 or 900 o. was cu' down bf 5000
men. ln tho attempt 90 rcrtifv this mis-
take which followed. and retain tho
men. not a single Texas congressman
voted in fave. Of 'hr retention
Hrrc General Pcrsh.ug turned jo
Congressman Wurgbagh seated "a Tow
feet awa, and N.t . think am right
Nr Congressman Bu gni ,0l are
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
WOULD BET ON PEDDY
Motion to Discharge Jury
Because Member Opposed
Mayfield Is Overruled
by ASSOCIATED PRESS

CoRSICANA Tex, Oct 2The oveulng of the defendants
discharge the jury Of Banks alleged 6s-
qualifications and the admance of Earle B. Msyed the Demo-
cratic rcnee for senator that he had belonged the the Ku
ux Kan featured od hectic session Of the in the May
field ballot injunction suit. ~
The motion to discharge the jury and stop the trial
ruled late toby by Judge Scarborough after he had heard Banks
whose qualification juror attacked and w. H. Brewster
who the charges from which Banks dsqu cation
sought testify The other members Of the of
the dung the evidence and Of opposing
sell The Ku Klux Ks took prominent part the proceedings att
tending the motion sismiss the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
FORMER premier
SILENT ON FUTURE
BUT DEFENDS PAST
WHETHER HE WILL LEAD
LIBERAL PARTY, rs YET
UNKNOWN


LEEDS. oct. Elm a Characteristic
speech before a sympathot.c audience
today David Llp,d George defended hls
administration. hni refranei rom re-
voaling his program. lie spoke strongly
of tho past but vaguely ~ me future.
Apparently his plans arr not y,t form.
ed or hc tcols that tho time Is rot ripe
10 disclose them.
lie promised the people that weaiever
the future might bring he would 10
nothing moan or paliry. declaring:
Il win play no paii that Is unworthy
of tho confidence plsced IN me by the
people ~ the country at ,hc greatest
momcn; iu tho cmplrs history"
Mr Llo,d GEORGE dld nn' e,y ? cciti-
wiiy Thar I va.t poac ,o ioad the
liberal body, b. did refrain as NJ MAJ
chester from endorsing Austen cham.
nvIhin's pronourcenett that the labor
PARTY WAS a m mace 20 tho country,
AFTER reviewing the achievemcr's of his
government ln war and peace and par
ticulHrly ho'd.n- up ts success In r..
storing Great Briiain's commercial
prestige hc cVrlaimed'
And they have smashed the combin-
alton thst has pulled through cur trade.
our commerce and our credit through.
uut the world. 10 is crime against tho
nation
no voiced warm tribute Co his
omrr.Ilors of the cxchequcr 81 ham
h'rialr and Sir Robert Stevenson Horne.
aud paid his compliments 10 the anti
waste cutlery, declaring that iis lead
rrs rrr. mo- help whom u came to en-.
fr.u- specific economies Iic plsed
r.rr hsh'lN the word revolution
vr.N i- thc spear "1ini OF Mr.. cham.
Har'l - attlrk on Euor and asserted
intt tr, government had dealt success.
rrs vil Industrial crisis after crisis
lHi r.v h,j go'ton pcsre throughout
Cha Industrial world
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22

0ro. al commodities have bc,n ordered
u"m factories br some 90 The iohbcrs
and these a. we'll a. the products made
h rr VIII D. opou for inspection hy the
general public.
The exhibit viii D. held iu the ]. !.
"sc Thrcshing Machine Company build.
Wg. according to present plans. Thr
auto show hold in this building was a
-rfai succcss. and the CASE building
pr"vcd 10 hc an unusually good cxhiht
han
The aui0.st,le show vii Do hold atcr
100 ihr Noar. 10 is now thc plan 10 later
merge ihc two hig expos lions and mako
OFF them "a Kind of nucleus fpr the Az.
Panhandle h'ir which is proposed to
ho organizpd shortly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS
BEGINNING PREPARATIONS FOR
THEIR Big NOVEMBER EXHIBIT

Committees Monday viii call Dn
manufacturer AND iohbors to collect
'heir checks fnr drfuyine tho expense
= thc Manufacturers and Johbcrs Assn.
.atiou exposition Co hc hdd in Anna
-ilio t1D latter w.' u November
Defnj, do, sion ta have tho exposition
wa, reached saturday Co luncheon
" the association
Tho finance committee which met
saturday asked tho various mauuNc.
urors and ipbher- to hav, their rh.rlls
ready when the committees aU Mon.
t,y Nor, than one hnlf of the $500
said To- ho needed was subscribed at tbc
luncheon FRIDAY
Manufacturers and iuhhrIs are 90.
'cady planning lor The ,Nposi on
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
50 Wild Animals Perish.
~ Associated Prs~.

KANSAS CITY No o,t .l-Ap.
pro, imattiy sixty Wild animals perish.
ad ioCay IN tire which dsstruyed tho
'r na hoIse of the Horne Geological
Areia Cowp4nN enc and one haf Mules
sssf z Independence. Mo
"A explosion preceded tn b.aro. thc
~ l.gin % which D. undetermined. Dam.
axe 90 the building was cstir'atd n
sst.e9o. 81 10 cries were nrsrd fr>oa,
tie animals after the explosion 4 il be.
Lev,d they were suffocatcd tcfore The
tire gained groai hcadway.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
NINE LOSE LIVES
IN TENEMENT FIRE

r. Associated Pros
NEW YORK. Oct ee-Ninc lives
were lost and several persons were in
Iured early TODAY in q fire that swept
a siN.story double tcncmcn, house NJ
Lexington Avenue and il0th Street
containing twcn,yfour families
The sleeping occupants we're awaken.
oi 10 find csoap, by the stairways cut
of and thc halls filled with flame and
smoke. Several were hur, by jumping
from windows.
ftremen searching the floors found
four bodies on the top floor three on
The fourth floor and two ON the second
floor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22

NEw YoRk. oct 90 p ssibihty
t,.t several American steamship lines
-. transfer their passcngel vessels 10
icicieu registry should the courts hold
that thc pronfhiton law applies to Am.
,-icsn hu' not alien vessels - being
considered BY steamship onlcEi.. u was
icsrnod today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
DAUCHERTY WILL
CONTINUE TO DO
DUTY AS seen
OFFICIAL ACTS OF ATT0R.
NEY GENERAL DEFENDED
BY HIMSELF

CANTON o.. oct gl-MsI ng his
fnv campaign spcch 10 a.. voters of
'is h0Wr state Atiornrv General
q lgrherty tonight rendered an az.
, ,untinr of his Stewardship 40 Wash.
0 irton dcieude-l DTS coarso Ca the chi.
o'ro injunction proceedings aud IN The
{. .'osccution or war frauds. ant oeclared
traf DESPITE accusatipn and ,alumnv"
tie department Of Justice world pro.
t,ea 90 perform ns duties a. u sees
teen under the Constitution
IN the strike emergency the attorney
General said the federal government
'.ses. thc injunction ss thc least drastic
t1tsns at hand 'ur resruing the country
nom the grip % civil war tle ascrih.
cd some ~ the blame O. "the radical
isr. and character 81 prominent labor
t--f,r.. ard some oi @ to hard hoiled'
Q. ilway cvecuiivrs. and asserted that
ny attorney Erncrnl WIN wcuid NOT
havU acted uud,r thu circumstance
should D. imreach,d
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
Would Visit 4. =.
~ Associated Prrss

lEEnS. Eng Oct q David LLOYD
''ccrg" hiss a Keen desire o. visit the
thitso st1tes and was pleased TO-DAY
Zen he read noNs dispatchcs carrying
m en"unccment of Secretary q Labor
avis that the American Gorzcd.
Walsh socieiy had invited hi. % eros.
ih Atlantic Tor an extended tour
"~.ng to the political situation be can.
nv' make any definite plans at the
present time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
KEELING AND STAPLE
GO TO new ORLEANS
hfs ssia,cd Prs.

AUSTIN Oct 60 Attorney General
v \ keeling assistant attorney gen
ersi O.. g. sutton and Secretary Of STATE
* O.. staples lcft saturday night for
Neu ur',an, Co., represent thc state n
tie tJ.ral pourt hearing Monday on
petition to RESTRAIN Staples from print.
ink thr general election lalloi without
Including the NAME ~ Gcorvc =. y.
peidt ~ Ecpuhicsn senatorial nom.
lnyc T NJ kenneriy attorney. who
filed thc sgit also lcft frr Ncw
ORLEANS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
PLANE WITHOUT
MOTOR IS HELD
IN AIR 3 HOURS

hY As~nrisicd frsks
NEw UANEN. Eng. Oc. 1.-TWO
records for gliding were established IN
The competitions ~ iiford I'm today.
Fgving without rassCnrer, The French
aviator Maucyrollc remained in the air
for 8 hours Il minutes thus heafing
by - minutes the record made IN the
German competitions recently by y. y.
Iieutzcu. of the Hanover TechnSoal
school Mancyrolic won a i,Ooo pound
prigc hy his feat
THO other record WAS IN flight with
a passenger In this competition q. Y.
ouey. gudIng IN a FoSker bl-plane. ~
naincd IN 80 als % minutes o. &C
minutes iOas,r thAG ne best prsv5ous
record
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
WHAT TO DO With
BIG JEWELS PUZZLE

ey Associated Press
MOSCOW. Oct 20 The onormous
collection ~ Jewels that belong %
Emperor Nchoiss has become burden
10 Soviet authorities and what is 60 h.
ionc with them is a question that IS
nuzziing the offic ais who declare the
stones are go large nobody wants them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
Would Give own Sor

w Nssn'thitd lfrss
san TEANCiSCo. oct. 90 Charles
Eskl-l electrician who Whit. in an
intoxicated condition IoliDo charged.
;'1 down and killed Marion newton. ..
iu his automobile WEDNESDAY n,ght has
,il,r,d Co give his own child isabel O..
60 thc pt,uts Of the dead child % com.
q ans,'o thom Tor their own loss. ac.
,niHiug to the san tfnncisco call The
ofi.r was refused rs Marion, mother.
t.JkirN .s In til.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22

\ statue of the -ro.in llhenfor vas
recently erected IN Metz. On the site o.
the statue q former Empcrol - ll..sm
lol Germany.