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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-19
pArGHERrY w4MAN assistant MAY

Mrs, Msble walker Washington may l.,
brought oven more p.ominsLtlF into ii,
public eve during tho threQtrn"d impcach-
meht Proceedings, Constance D!e>el spe.
clnl PUBLIC LEpdER correspondent writes
trequen!ly OF news OF interest to women. OF
rational and International Importance. in
1t a Hapit."--Adp,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-19

RROAD STREET GARAGE DESTROYED BY FIRE
Fire partially destroyed partly completed eightstory steel
s,oma and show under
- prooa street above Master shortly after today
BOMB FOUND NEAR BUCKINGHAM PALACE
1oNDoN Dec 1e.-Police found grenade bomb ash
. .ho reor Of Buckingham Palace. It is Il mystery the
bomb got there
STEAMER THUNDER BAY NOW POUNDING BEACH
,rrrA1o Dec 19--TTe Thunder Bay which r.,
-. ,rorean,s Point. Colbone, Ont last Tburs
rcuorted today be pounding heavily beach and
u"', ~ - 1,r.okine rs coast guard the cr.u
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-19
Bishop QuaYIe lmproNcs

BnIdwin City, N0n., n" IT. IIIy
\. pI-Th" Rev. William \. uuaylr,
Bishop Of the s.. Louis Il d.,trlct of tive
Methodist Epi>roppl Church. was in
improved condition today atler'tWo at.
lacks of paralysis Sunday, Il r"currcn,"
Of similar attack in san Francisco
last summer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-19

some rope. think it was Percy Hall"
(Ilall is indicted under another charge
and is II relative of George GalIigan
the present Sheriff "and ho l"oped It
over thc heads Of ono prisoner ufter
another. binding them all together.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-19

New York. Dec. 19.-J. =. Morgan
& Co. last night issued a statement
to set at rest what were described as
highly fantastical stories regarding
the possibility of an international loan
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-14

o. nj. Randall for John Quin-
Ian, 1917 Fourteenth-and-a-
half street ....-......--- zS5
Jasper Sieyers for III. NJ Bar
bou, 1910 Eighteenth avenue ESQ
Emil Evers. ST., i4o7. Thirtiefh
street -. zvV
Houses Being Remedeled.
Permits to remodel were granted
o. M. Randall at three locations
for C. w. Hackstadt, 1884 Fifteenth
avenue, $50; John Olson, 1887
thirteenth street, $50; and william
Hause. SIS Fifteenth steet, $500.
Porches are to be built on two
houses, Kirk Leverich having $500
contract for John A. Reid, $50 Six
tenth street, and e. j. Millet for
Mrs. Mary C. Graham, 927 Second
avenue, $3.50.
Various repairing, reshingling
and other small jobs are listed as
follows:
o. J. Hunt, 1904 Thirteenth ave-
nue., repairs on garage .....$ so
C. L. Ritchey for c. W. Wicket,
1708 Third avenue, fire door. SO
Hudson Collins and Hammerich
for r. McConochie, 931 Twen-
ty-second street, repairing
roof -. ............ SOC
Elias johnson for p. J. O'Con-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-14
new HOMES As
SPRING COMES;
MORE BUILDING
sernsits Totaling s2o,sf2 Issued In
week; Four Dwellings Included
In Work.

Four dwellings and store build
ing, all on the hill district, are soon
to be constructed. according to the
record OF permits issued last week
by John A. Lindros. building IN
spector. The Real Estate Improve
ment company Is to build the four
houses at a total cost OF $lz,V00,
near the intersection of Twentieth
avenue and Twenty-third street.
The street numbers of the buildings
are TO be 2310, 2311 and 2318 TWEEN
tieth avenue and 1928 Twenty-third
street.
With 20 permits issued this week,
the total amount OF work is esti-
mated at $20,S42. and last weeks
figure was exceeded both in num-
Der of jobs and total amount. Spring
building is getting under way, with
the arrival OF days of mild weather,
and Inspector Lindros looks for
further increases in building work
in the next few weeks.
For NJ. j. Valiquett, George
Scheuermann is to erect store
building at a cost of $4,000 at 2427
Ninth street.
Spring joy riding, Rock Island
county coming out Of the mud, and
automobiles coming out of storage
is indicated in projected building of
seven garages. The buildings, which
are to range in value from $125 to
$500, are:
u. Hohenboken for G II. Con-
nell, 1927 Twelfth street -. $500
IH. Wineberger. 621 Thir-
feenth avenue, ..... 125
DC. Stecker, 1901 Thirteenth
street $50
Max 2olzin, 1116 Eighteenth
avenue $50
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-14
nell, 4soz Seventh avenue. re-

nell. 4502 Seventh avenue. re-
shingling roof ....--.
Charles Sundehn for Miss Kate
Byrnes, 317 Twentieth street.
repairing store .-..-...
A. r. Schmid for l.. l.. Harris,
24O1 Seventh avenue, repair
dwelling
August Geiger for II. r. Young,
ISIS Eighth avenue, repair
dwelling -. -...-.-.
Mrs. Nj. A.. Pears. 1906 Fifth
avenue, chicken house -...-.
c. w. Dean for j. C. Graham,
401 Twentieth street, remod-
cling store
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-14
PUBIIC NOTICE.

Sealed proposals in triplicate
will be received until Ii a. m, April
Is, 1892, and then opened for con-
structing approximately 10000
square feet of S-inch concrete floor
in Recuperator building. lnforma-
ton on application to Constructing
Quartermaster, Rock Island Ar
senal, Illinois. ADVERTISEMENT
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-14

Cheeses more than century old
are served by some Of the wealthy
Swiss families on the most import
ant occasions.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-14

Imported Broadcloths in tan white with collar to
match. very smart and fashionable weave and ex-
ceedngly appropriate for smart Easter splen-
did value at $500
Manhattan Shirts at $50 to $40
Check shirts in rich shades green and blue with
collars to match and piping down the front and on
cuffs, $3.50.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-14
Sport Model Suits
For Young Men

These suits are in very lively sport models
pleats, yoke backs and novelty pockets and cuffs.
Neat grey pin checks and grey tan herring
bones Sedate and dressy for Easter wear at
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
Daily News Current Events
Sed Discussion Topics Children Busy Adults Tody Sub
je.: Trial Genoa Conference and Chmas Civil War

arsins, mo rotrwm,Ht r. f.nr. On
rrcoruIr, ones all.slu.. o. OBJ. severn.
uvnt.
when 90 r".r. AND BE- H
v.,ci tu the 81 unl r..r Wi. .."f .np,.
ynu wil remember fH, 500. loUh.d
upon az Uut,art nHi.."..
The ether ,ruU'rr. .NH..'.' thru
O. take anything Goo .tfr countries
might D., willing 90 g.tr flrw
But Germany .uj l..-H..i ..nliy
Russia h1N, bo,rur OBJ. wu.I ururt'
ant nations GO tE, ,unf.r,u,. and the
whole uutcum, seems q. ...fsrl 100 what
these nations dO.
The Russians are r.V demanding
cancellation af tl their vIf debts and
% hig international lUar
This the allies ana tur other cuun.
tries ~ Euruuc probably will NOT per.
mi' They ha,, uu myu,, Co lgud o.
i.ussia
They are. however. willing 90 ,Nt
Russia materials 600 build railways. pro-
,.j-d Russia allows them Co send men
% Russia Go sar o. it ihlt These mater.
ials ar, used tur uu other purpose
Russia urHllhlt win mot consent iu
this. far - leaders soy that permitting
such thing would yiullt" Russia !
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
Dodge Car Company
Advances Officials

Several important changes In tn -
ecutite personnel arr announced b.
Dodge Brothers. &. ". Maiheson has
Ten advanced from general sales man.
ayr 20 vice president IN charge o,
sales; John a. Nirhois ir. promoted
from director q field operations 20 gen.
erai sales manager: John n. Gordon
from New York disirir, rspres.nta,i,e
On director Of distribution
Mr.. Maihesun. the new yicn ur.sI.
Dent. has beer an imporiani figure IA
the automobile industry for many
years. With his brother. Frank Msih.
son. he bull: and marketed one II the
first higher priced ears IN The field
Mr.. Nirhols. IN, rev general sils.
manager. has also l-cn on the ex.cu
tive staff Of Dsdge Brothers from a..
time they frs; began building cars. a.
was for five years Scattl. dis'fIc' rar.
rc~rntstiye. then Was adtanr,-i o. IN,
New York office.
Mr.. Gorslon's first appoin'fnsr' with
nodre Brothers also dates hack .,
1875. lie was Atlanta dlstrici repre-
sentative. After several years In thu.
.pacty he was sent 20 London % rep
iesens Dcdsc Brothers On the Brush
IslssI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
UNITED STATES
REALTORS take
ON IMPORTANCE

| b Gil,n. president II the
lido Real EstI lie noard. declares
IA present uil development and
.rtIcnt .gita.ion and development
Instantly 90 the fact that
.... 'oday Is far more i'm.
ilputial personag'
IN the recent past.
t.Y.s that during last year
hat more than one billion and
dollar worth q property was ap
0 = committees ur the real e.
.ard of the united States and
500 f.lyin says that the ten.
h part % substantial
f.. fty or those who seek
b., .tn". T. O. have these
.aa. io ~ competent realtors he
800 pr de Of the ioca
~ -ltur trn
fu. I.u o. tb- National Association
t i' rds san Francis.
.. 500. .u 'l.. : He states that T.
f. u.f y attendance from
tf .nl his section of the South
f'f ef. boz terry, In the estimation
800 HI.n hs grooming meeting
3. the Golden State viii lie the mos,
H.ar...t ore IN he history OF the
's tion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
Nash Heat Treating
Interesting Feature

Women visitors at the y sh plant
frequently mE,.l ai the simplicity -
he heat treating Slcpartmcnt 90 their
wn Kitchens 10 home Metals for use
q automobiles are. a. matter q fact.
hrat.troatcd IN circtric ovens. much
20, same as bread 90 biscuits are
ak,d
The houscWif, knows fur instance
that her dough mixture h.ing per-
cetly blended only hall the Job Of
making bread h done So the dough II
N ir containers and placed In an
oven. There the heat must be- uniform
81 that the baking IL thorough. In
IN. hcai.ircating department u the
h Motors Company IL big lat.
terry ~ electric furnaces. manned by
experts IN the art of baking" metals
hat each part viii attain the *.
- degree uf hardness necessary for
90 proper functioning in It's subs
ucnt usc as a part OF the finished au.
tomohile.
rnace IL equipped with a
ctcr. heat gauge. capable Of
registering degrees ~ heat far In ex'
tess u that which II possible by use
mercury. Parts that are sent into
lis department. for hcat'treatlng are
-ii'inized carefully NJ frequent inter
walls by the metal cooks" In charge Of
rU ovens The factory metallurgical
81 cnt acting as a sort Of master
" ides the formula and makes
'nsronicai tests constantly 10 de
rhine the uniformity ~ the grain
~ the metal under treat
NJ ~ average housewife ma,
~'i~elv FAMILIAR with the effect
~ heat In various degrees upon dough
tp.t' y' 'tal cooks" must OF neces
~or cvacily the status Of theii
atcrlal az all times while It is under
ling heat treatment.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30

Charlestown. W. Va. where John
Brown was tried and hanged In 1888.
today II again the scene Of an Import
ant trial.
You have read about John Brown
In history lie was ne Il The lead rs
Of the aboliiionlsts - people who D."
ileved slavery should DC done away
with. Tie died for his causc
The present trial at Charles Town
Il that Of several hundred union miners
and their friends who marched from
Kanawha county. ". Va. across Boone
county and 20 the border of Logan coun'
" where they were stopped
on this march the miners took pari
IN several battles with shcriffs deputies
guards and police. Since both miners
and authorities were armed, lives were
lost on both sides.
The miners say they started this
armed march 60 prJtcs AGAINST un
fair treatment by mine owners and the
guards these men employed They sn3
they did not wish a. Nil anyone.
Now iaese miners are being tired IN
the same court house In which John
Brown was tried They are charged
with treason. murder, conspiracy and
other offenses.
Tr@son means an act q onmliy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30

BATHING SUITS
TO Be TAbOOED

The new swimming pool t. De- con
struct-d In Amarillo IN san Jacinto
Heights will cu.; $50 900 t. SIS 900
md will D. named The Nat. il was
announced last night. The owners will
e the Amarillo Naistnrium Cumpany
nd Felix Walker viii BE- president and
ranagcr and Marvin Walker viii be
ice president, secretary and tr,as-
vrer.
The POOL viii h. 8sNio0 feet. and will
b, equipped with double filters and
Ultraviolet ray s'erilizcr The deepest
Part will H. eight and ouc.haif feet.
and the -halluw.st two feet Various
depths will h. marked at Intervals
along the sd, walls There viii lie
Giving boards. diving hrooklyn. chutes
individual dressing fouus and lunch
and ouid ddng stand
Each person will l,- required o. Ia-s
through the showers hfore entering
N" I.ooi Attendants viii 49,, that this
n done. Towels and bathing suits will
h. s'vrilized aud hundred.
uns-picc" bathing suits without
kris absolutely VII not De- permit.
tel. NJ suits used hy the company
Will have the regulation skirt aud In.
li,iduais furnishing their own suits
viii D. required 20 comply with this
rule
\ l.foat platform around the pool
proper VIII give ampl, slmc' fur spec.
n'ors H"ur- on certain dsys win he
reserved Cor ladies and prNsf, swim.
Fning parties
Prices ~ admission Will De- an.
nouncd later Tho opening dlie will
- about iur, 2 whIrh Wiu De-. knuNn
ls splash day Eg SCOUT. Girl
Scouts. ncNj,or- anil other. within
certain av'T val d. admitted fre. n
'h.t time. a.d th, management
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30

sN"fiI-fif.
yIH WHr nov is raginE ln China.
Two arm nrr u,erruuHinr 'hr inter.
Ur province. and are getting lined mp
fr -,t battle
ul, leader is General chang T-o lin.
military tummari,r of the Mlu,hurun
Hrmire il- opponent IL General Nu
Petra. nI'luf. master ~ Central china.
General chang T~olin h,~ ln his
army $4,000 men The, ar, qmrter,d
in thrro places tn the province -
CHhu. north ui Ti,n.tsin. and Jt a
point s0 miles south of Ti,n i-iu aud
another roiu, g.. miles southwest az Pc
Sins
General Wa rufu has $4,000 men.
Some Oi them uIr 80 Fac Tins "a In
tho pr",Iu, 20 C1Nh d. others still
ore iu %, province az Koran. while
sim mur, arc advancing from the pro
vine, 20 Sh,usI
n yuu Will r,t .yt ,uur man uf china
Sou uu und 100 90 these places
THIS Warfare shows the unst Md
,Urdiuuu ct attain, within china china
ou, of the worlds oldest empires. r.
having trouble u getting IT, people
used io the republican furn oi govern.
m'u' which seems su natural t0 " In
the United states.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
Splendid Musical
Program Planned
For AID Club BOYS

4 splendid musical program IL belng
planned Tor the weekly Luncheon oi the
Amarillo Advertising Club Monday noon
AZ the Amarillo Hotel. II l. announced
that one unusually interesting musical
number will be arranged. the like Of
which has never been heard In the city.
\ White and T. ID. Scott are IN
charge 81 the program. Reques, Is
made that all members he present 90
as to increase the attendance at the
wind.up Il the fiscal years.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
AMARILLO URGED
AS OFFICE CITY
FOR WHEAT men

Amarillo wants the headquarters OF
N r. o. WI Growers Association.
ard fD nr Ike every induccmcn,
p0ssfr'. tr .f Ren short told the
Hs..fd ~ directors ~ the wheat grow
e. ou l.lIr - Nra-llio Real Es
to-, pau srri fierncon
.rrh. rarl C Devel pncn'
wants he VII q, growers 90 send
cornrnlttee 10 their meeting either T fss
a. evening a IN following TUESDAY
syarIsg nr ~ 70 meeting which viii b.
called NJ any tire" = l.. Collins me
Der q tn Anrarrio r ard Il City D.
veioprnen, I'll 90 'e4d,rs 30 -. sa..r1
largest faril,r rrtI. ..r .-'r
marketing assn atoms ir Tex
when Au,-N reople lear
~. wh.at growers rss ciati " viii hrirc
g. fh.Il cts th. r.f0. 20 80 -1r'..
ton thai meant. rnt fs hnT
Plains people. tie uill b. MT 'nf
securing the headquarters" Joe Pope ~
the Amarfiio News VIII arnnared a.
representative ~ vlro.s ln,ere~, 'o.d
the wheat growers.
To NIL these invitations. z. NJ. NJ
Cracker of the Texas Wheat Grove,
Association ans,ver a thai there WIS 10
doubt Of the desire the Texss whel,
growers 10 have their headquarters IN
afaarsllo ~. 'hat Amarillo interest
would ~ adrsn,d 10 show the okla
fusna nsiah "a ne oklahoma whra,
Growers Assccilti-n that he Tensri'
offices OF the newly created zone sell.
ting organisation q the Texas and Okla
hosna and later New Mexico wheat
growers association are s,In more vel.
come In Amarillo than in any pklahoma
e1ty.
Mr.. Mccraeken and Judge L. Cough
of Hereford were elected members Of
the Zone Selling Office Of the Texas.
Oklahoma organization. They will leave
today for a meeting with Dan Murley
and Carl Williams Of the Oklahoma
Wheat Gruwers Association 10 fornu.
hte plans for the employmsnt Of INF.
fic. selling, and other EMPLOYEES for the
two associations
n was announced at the meeting that
George ~. Afford ~ Dallas. secretary.
manager % the Texas Farm Bureau
Federation had been appointed by III.
president IL the Texas Agricultural ana
Mechanical College as the twenty. frs,
or puhlic's director of the uhea, grow.
ere association.
Every director az the association xas
IN ATTENDANCE az the mce,inr SATURDAY,
excep, the newly su,,oIn,,., aIrer,cr AZ,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
MISS PETERSON INJURED
AND CANCELS HER DATES

The fo'iuvirs I1t-- dispatch uuf 81
View NHrk rfr relative tH NIss Nae
Petersen ih. irHrrf fmr- ansro
gIard nIa1 'ar aHn s. CHARMED ~
Aruri.. aYd.,l., recently. WdI be
read v.fh lIi.r,I Interest If hun.
'reds nf m.t bowers tbr eIHf This
rrU'oH
"Ms- Na. raf.ranl of td. uaroroI.
ron "I-rl COMPANY w.- -'fu.t hv a.
1u'"uH'Il. ta.y aHI -.-fIH.I H hr1k
'n sh.l.df I.Hd aHl Ha'U wound
~ uas wl0uHo,I fia cher concert
tour covering tf. vr!aL state. had
i,Hr tarii,i i-sa4 q b. IrHri.- -
Nh'. H Amf.I. W..s T.f.-arI vas
'h' rur,f - Der friend Wr. $ T..
fish where sif fsf ff. lI.8..., of
mcrilng personally n number % The
.sad.ns m.siai -lrfs of ffo c.ty per.
sonaiiy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
ROTARY CLUB
ELECTS OTHER
new OFFICERS

Following ave the additional Officers
lr.t,d ly the Rotary club directors AZ
meeting saturday uirht T. =. Han
Hu. u.U president " = Lauder. at.
l.n,, -.ce'lt; ~. s'Gooch. secre-
10 "a Q. treasurer. Harry
rUs sergeant a arms. l;oss Rog.
s. editor ~ wheels Following were
% named 1s committee chair
20. I.orin Drsculi entertainment
Gorge Lindsay attendance. II. NJ.
80 fellowship. Fred lionc. cduoa.
oral W. \ smith music. \. l.. Rob.
rS. resolutions. George Staplcton.
lgyano,. A. G. ripkin. boys work.
g " Galbraith. girls work; Dr. Geo.
o. Thomas. puhl. affairs W II Nc.
,poddcn. publicity; u T.. Hanson, Ro-
tian correspond, nt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
ADRIAN Woman Dies.

Mrs. Allie Z. Wright aged Is. wife
2 6. Wright. died Saturday morning
q 10 o'clock al their honi. at Adrian.
after a long illness. The remains viii
arrive over the Rock Island Monday
Afternoon ut s.55. Funeral services viii
e held In the funeral parlors OF
blackburn A Malone Monday at 33o
y. IN. the Rev. e. y. Griswold. 81 the
Second baptist Church. officiating
Burial VIII be In Llano cemetery.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
County Agent BENTON left saturday

the liraNO ranch In oldham coun'
here hc viii direct the spraying
OF IL to 10 acres 81 fruit trees. Mr.
.,tun states that the promise for fr,ii,
in this portion OF the state Is above Oh.
.,vTage AT this time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
CITYBRIEFS
Learn word every day. Today's
- L. ln>TR Ia uro.

nouncrd-kon.tra.ba band. with accent ON
the first syllable. l, means-goods or
merchandise. the importation Of which
Is forbidden: smuggl,d goods. II comes
FROM Latin contra" against. and
iuW Latin word ~ Teutonic origin.
"bannum." edict or proclamation. It's
sea hAc this-'The boOtlcggers land
a large cargo of contraband."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30

doesn't he try raising chickens.
He who gets to the top does IL by
staying ON the level.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30

Dave Wallace leaves this evening foi
brazil. Ind. where he will spend two
weeks with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
William Wallace.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
Ma,man 4. Stephenson and Mis-

""s"s" 80 w e
e.ti- Summit, both OF New Mexico
~ married In the court house sat
rday Justice Henry II. Airheart Off
.ating. The couple. after a brief visit
l. Amarillo. returned To their home IN
Ncw Mexico.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30

Marriage liSnacs were issued Satur
y ia % giItman. county clerk
- Cas- johnson and Mabel Akin. anJ
n Roddy and Parres +. Lair.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30

Miss Alice Iraih IL rrtrolia, Texas,
and Miss Mary ponelson 81 Dumas.
TEXAS were among the students 10 en-
Ioll recently at the Amarillo business
college.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30

Mrs. ". D.. Askrw has gone 10 Pom
GA city. OKLA. 10 visit her mother.
drs Hatcher. for month OF six
weeks.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30

Running on the "barb" or 'barba.
nan" ticket Tor editor ot the Long
horn Magazine at the University OF
Texas IL Mauric" Grain Of canyon. ac-
ocrding to letter received here yes
t,rlny.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
Archie Cas,lcbcrr, Of Wellington

Texas. representing Wayland College.
defeated Mr.. Thompson 81 Snyder,
okla. representing Clarendon College,
ir an "ratorical debate Friday night,
according to information reaching here.
The stat, junior college oraturical con.
test will be held at wayllnd College
about the middle ~ MAY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30

EVE GLASS SPECIlIIsT-A. X
Cutting. ne East sixth street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
information has been received here

from Austin that -. u. Shropshire Of
Plain,icw has been awarded ''r'' by
1p athletic council Of the University
NJ Texas Tor wrestling In III ti5spound
class.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-02

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