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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
WHEAT GROWERS
ARE TO MEET IN
AMARILLO TODAY

Tho hazard 81 directors Il the Texas
Wheat Growers Association will meel
day ~ th. offis.s II IN, association
IN" liush building. -ij East Filth
trert Among III, propositions thal
wiil ,umc before IN, hsard fur IT, ron
Iteration no, the locaiion IL the selling
i.fi,c- ol the T,NasOkhhoma zone. ar.
ang, mcuis Tor immediate Increase In
h. membership aud other matters
.ccutding o. -. 4. McJalih II Amarillo
'anhandl' l'l'sns supervisor ~ the
',Nu~ Farm Bureau tcodration.
Nnuns tho directors expected to ~.
tend the meeting tuiay are y. NJ. Nc.
rit.sru. l. o. iiurh",. g. g. puld
Sci Wallcrg y NJ Kite. e. l.. Thomas
lamIa o. " \ancc uf Panhandle
;rorg" M'utr oC husband charles
nrmir 60. NnHrillo. L. g. a. l."yt
& Vega jus-, Z. Grggh 1T Hereford
y. ~ i'.. ,i Tuuynu. g. r iirum
utt af ''Hrl 90. e. Tmu,r ~ Frioua
e. EardaIl."' pmmitt. Il, ". a.
Nen,il Il krps.. y VI. Griffin III Hale
,tuf,f. u u. EtWey 10 Floy dads. Il.
O. Uttr.tr''t 81 Lubbock, and !. L..
aiiw.il % N'Won.
o. d, runor,a that efforts are hcIng
a.i. Geo lsufc fhs uff.rys ~ the Texas
oklahoma z"u. sslirug ofiiccs OF the
$500 500, wheat growers, associations
r NmaIIm hu' Tint oklahoma bust.
css interest aud hanks have made q
coy rpr- hid fuf them.
it b. .,aH,t.l that Amarillo hanks
800 .ff. Ifalr,.s interests viii Goa.
-YH rlurrn,rt made by any
f.H. .f. 'for .h" Dfn,,s 90 the wheat
r.r.i, l- s.iuns 4 public. spirited
H stated Friday that every indi
t IEI r.I, organization iu ANA
in f.YiI mr-ll',.y offer q ASSIST
.I. .'1.r- t.. DlHai growers 81
.r.s iH,
Whom n'rrtieu'I about fr. lu.u .o'
n the various offices OF th, whoa
.IuHs.- t--rrfiHu. AIr NcCalih wh,
...s'ri. OBJ .arn bmetu. stated that
only ii.H ilH' the ofnu,s ~ tho
nHs G.u.r SnEhgms Growers N
aHIaiiou wnlld o. located boz thr same
itE with ODD" wheat growers associa
Hielu"Ss relations between
them would ., considerable. Hc STATED
.U.I o. ',I~t 80 io sr. the American
-lH.Hs SHOWERS asso, alton
organized within 90. newt year. and
t..- pihhpni. Kansas and New
i,,'rU ru'w practically ~ the com'
Ft sfsiH sorshuns loo the United
states N world %" o. Wv, great benefit
81" A1Hf.l l such offices are located
. l.rt.
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my friends. Mrs. A. II. GARLAND. 2l5
L. Brown ST., Iron Mountain. Michigan.
Xenia. Ohio. Every month had
such pains in my back and lower part Of
my abdomen that could not lie quietly
in bed. suffered for about five years
,ha, way and was not regular either. |
read an advertisement OF what Lydia Z.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound had
done for other women, 20 decided 10 try
IL. IL surely has helped me q lot as I
have no pains now and am regular and
feeling fine. Mrs. MARY DALE, Route
!, xenia. Ohio.
Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound Is a medicine for women's all
1ents. Itiscspecially adapted 20 relieve
women. II you suffer as did Mrs. Gar.
land or Mrs. Dale, you should give this
wcll-known medicine thorough trial
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
GIBSON WRITING
UNUSUALLY POOR
SMITH DECLARES
u, Ni.iiEI,r .. SMITH

md D." paints them wpll. IT, portrnys
hnDtnrs m which the soul sense
barrels HHt pronlurnilt They are fun
90. precision. iifc inspiration aud az.
H. thtt not go, in ten thousand
.H 200 Why this BE- So !; would be- q
t fr. Nj Gibson to explain this
H, I'D, ni.
fiihson write. ~ inoNpr"rs.
h had b. iouuso when b. signs his
a. r O.. q dur m,ut the chances are
80 D.. rcrl r'suIr body b. IN conflict
with hi- spiritual ~ ~ the moment
cf rahing hi- pen mark.
Tsis b shown IN hi s"ript hy The "a
p.ssit' slant "f thr letters. the thin un.
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TakeYOurV Vacation
at Our Expense

y few hours work now and YOU can cnioy
during the Hot Day, oi June and July.
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DR.. VIRGIN WILL PREACH
ON STANDARDS" SUlctN

The pastor 81 the First Htptisi
Church. Dr. n ". Virgin. was asked
what he was going tu preach about
sunday night and he r'piici thlt h.
was going e. discuss Keeping Ia the
standards "
In youth We have many ideals and
We start cut With some rich expert.
-nccs which bring US the greatest POS
siblc joy and which seem to b. the real
lzat.on Of these ideals" h. said. I'VE
are buiirrssrd In our moral and spirit.
unl lives 10y the contemplation Of THESE
experiences and then .at,r ON Iefhap,
there may come a diSilluslunmvni.
which seemingly hr,aks down tho jos
which We have bad in our religious
life"
u Is to contemplate that sort ~ q
problem that the iasior has suggested
Tho theme and the discussion u may
br that ho viii refer 10 some oxirii nee
10. your life or u NAV not d. 30.
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W ~ W b'u WI sc
count Of them. ! saw
your advertisement
and took LYDIA T..
Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound with
very good results. |
can work all day long
now a, my sick time.
You may use these
facts rs a testimonial
and lam recon :
mending the Vege-
table Compound "a
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EldoradO Springs

smig - muu',. ffra uerteI %, ~ kitc Eoriio
!. c'.ru.urii, uf uafri- AMI ,,iiagrs 30 l'rfvi
T. n,uih thr SAINT .hm.ihs - ss'ri t"ihii
ilai tow,r q ih,ussnI f.rf above Ih. thItf
siiarinn at Eilsr-ido slrinls 90 ,surse ID enc
nlsgulfkrnt saifunIng Isft. oHru Co.. th. s'.t
AMI nilfd wih n.f.irai warm ia,l.un Eur aH',..
Eldaaio siasnss has ample ar..ianI. l.t.n.s
fur ffs th"lstnd i-flie ln u..sf uf .ueifu,ni
weather. win tards fur msi'tl tai,l anI
-ues ~ rstiaz,- sud Tent hulsf-.
ir b. "i.e 1T ths mosi polHl'lr r-ort~ 'u 'a'o.
Ys,o. and offrs tan.-i anal luffrf si.u- r.I-
sil.li--i-ruiinE his,s ur thr ennon Trails CD th.
Grass AMI rgnks fTl'HsllG ihe plains -rcstfI'
nfsi's iH nsarlf rtfr d.f.rflul-aul an th, ie.
fgh,s q RAJ nlountla r.-ri. vi,n tne acoessi.i
hilliy q rliy para.
NAM t.rifis's uake Eiders1n Suir-F th.f
slmnsr .,dfuari,rs taking taps iH every d..
rs,iion. and 'horrushly enjoying esel m'ucu,
q their variation fms.
oih'fs finl 10 81 t.tir.r rsi,f frou fhr busy
hustle 20 fh. t.ft. arI ..en1 fl..r uess fnd.
prar or ~ ihr sa..-u.rs Io.l and ofhsr resort
liirarii ns
Dancing Win -opi mas.e a-i oih. forms =
su.ial sfnuasiu.r'. a.t a.fia.i.
Wheflel fra f,r t.H.s ,terr-i ri .r fa sa,nd
.invwhs1e frain "a uafseII fo a nluIe summer
i;dors'.' SHllnss offsls a a...ou. tlit d. uh.ie.
y artl.i. ana rs.H..
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40 NEWS CARRIERS
GUESTS OF SULLIVAN

AHH' o. .frIi.T Inys of 20, Amarillo
Daily N.v- enjoyed The Tar Theatre
proguW hsf u.gh' rs guests II Man.
tgcr Carl Sullivan. Desert iilus-un~ %
turing William Russell hilarious
AZ 81 John comedy and -uuv god
,augr .lir cots '-.seisUt ih. ~, gro
rouol1sIs' delighted the huys. This
same program vii o, given this after.
upr ono Tonight
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PAINS 50 BAD
WOULD co TO BED
Two Women Tell How Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Stopped Their Suffering

Iron Mountain. Mich. 81 had terri.
bic pains every month and at times had
Evening star., 1922-10-22
represented at the capital of the
greatest of the world.

Although cynics say that big dogs
went out Of fashion when the price
of meat scared SO loftily, yet one of
the most distinguished immigrants
hound of the. genuine. old. strain,
Ballyshannon,- which was purchased
for the stables of Mrs. Glen Stewart
in Long Island. Ballyshannon, true
to form. is the champion fighter OF
the world Of al types and he tips
himself on his hind legs to more than
nine feet. Since wolves no longer
hunt in droves in Ireland or any. 9TH
er part OF, the. British Isles and in
few parts of the inhabited world at
all. the Irish wolf hound has been
estates where they have been reared
habitually as that of the Duke of
Leinster or the Butler holdings near
Kilkenny. Mrs. Stewart will breed
the species. though no practical use
appears in the venture. and such a
monster will be costly as to prov
ender.
Shepherd dogs are popular on 'es-
tates where children are to be
guarded. though as a rule the own
ers of vast properties with hand
somely equipped houses on them
many and Belgium. Mr.. p. "A. D.
Widener. who owns the greatest
police dog of the world. Dolf de VIM
terview. dispenses with burglar
alarms and special watchman and
let's his canine guardian loose at
night. In many of the villeges where
the watchman with lighted lantern
made the rounds after dark and in
spected all the premises. police dogs
now perform the task and the aged
constable sleeps comfortably with the
other denizens. There Is a brisk ex-
change Of pedigreed dogs of Europe
with those that are becoming
famous on this side.
DR.. Stepanek, the minister from
Czechoslovakia. like his predecessor
Mr. Marasyk, is so alert in introduc-
ing to American notice all that savors
of his country, it's wonderful grace
full dancing and inspiring national
music. it's intricate and beautiful en-
broidery and lacework, that he will
not neglect the opportunity afforded
by that new and lovely rose which
comes from Prague. the Czechoslo-
vakia, which has received blue rib.
bon at various international exhibits
and recently has been introduced BY
rosarians into this country. Wash.
| ington, no doubt. will be given every
| opportunity to admire this lates
queen of roses when DR.. Stepanel
| and his sister are again entertaining
J at the legation on S street. Th'
Czechoslovakia rose is a hybrid tea
with a long-pointed bud tinged will
yellow and opening to high
CONTINUED on Eleventh PageD
Evening star., 1922-10-22
Versiflage
The Piano.Movers.

l have most romantic heart, can't
help it-born that way. I'm vulner-
able to Cupid's dart a dozen times
day! But oh. the last time hit me
hard. I'll purge me with confession.
No tinker, tailor, soldier. bard. e'er
made so deep impression. Twas
moving day (the first, you know. /
waited for the van: piano by itself
must go. SO said the moving man.
special truck came to my door,
two men leaped down and in. and
heaved it up from off the floor as If 1t
were a pin; they belted it, and COW
cred 1t. and whisked. it back and fore:
| watched their muscles curve and fit
beneath each pianofore. They cared
not for the narrow hall. they skirted
round the phone. they didn't bump
that thing at all. these men of mighty
bone! Such expert work. Such
weight controlled! My tinder-heart
burst into flame. Oh would that
had been more bold. and asked each
giant for his name.
WILHELMINA STITCH.
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THEN He, WENT INTO HIS OWN
QUARTERS To READ TWO LET
TIERS.
get back here as soon as you can"
He closed his door again, sat down
on the bed and opened the other let
it. He was so sacred and excited that
he could scarcely decipher the an
gular, girlish penmanship:
ITO dear Captain Darragh. our
champion and friend
1T is difficult for me. monsieur.
7 20 express my happiness and my deep
gratitude in the so cold formality OF
the written page.
Alas, sir, il viii he still more diff
cult 10 find words for il when again
I have the happiness Of greeting you
in proper person.
Valentine has told you everything,
she warns me, and l am, therefore.
somewhat. at a loss 70 know what l
should write to you.
Yet I know very we'll what I
would write if I dare Il is this:
that I wish 10 know-although II may
not pass the censor-that I am most
impatient TO see you. Monsieur. Not
because Of kindness past, nor with
an unworthy expectation OF benefits
to come. But because OF friendship
the deepest. sincerest Of my whole
life.
rs it not modest Of a young girl
70 say this? Yet. surely all the world
s.@1- al q
uficial. has been burnt out Of our
hearts by this so frightful calamity
which has overwhelmed the world
with fire and blood.
If ever on earth there was a time
when we might venture 70 express
with candOr what is hidden within
our minds and hearts. II would seem,
Monsieur. that the time IS now.
True, I have known you only for
one day and one evening. Yet, what
happened to the world in that brief
space Of time-and 10 us. Monsieur
brought us together as though our
meeting were but a blessed reunion
after the happy intimacy OF many
years I speak, Monsieur. for
Myself. May I hope that I speak,
also. for you?
with a heart too full 10 thank you,
and with expectations indescribable-
but with courage. always, for any
event. take my leave of you at the
foot Of this page. Like DEATH trust
my adieu is not the end. but the
beginning. It is not farewell; it Is a
greeting to him whom I most honor
willingly obey if he shall command.
And Otherwise-all else that in his
mind-and heart-he might desire.
"THEODORICA."
It was the most beautiful love
letter any man ever received in all
the history OF love.
And it had passed the censor.
TO BE Continued
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SYNOPSIS

The savage battle for possession of the
Flaming Jewel RACES about the dtsreputable
hunting camp in the Adiroudacks where
MIKE CLINCH has boarded the priceless
gems as the sole means Of giving his beau
tifuI steD-daughter-
EVE STRAYER, the education OF lady.
The jewel was first stolen from the
refugee,
COUNTESS or EsTHONIA by che great in
ternEtiOnal thief.
oUINTANA. CIinch stole the gem from
Ouintaua Now Quintans has returned
with his gang of cutthrOats and will stop
at nothing to regain possession OF the
Jewel. For love OF the countess.
JAMES DARRAGH. under the name OF
HAL SMITH. also fights for the jewel Oar
raEh is the nephew of Harrod- the
wealthy millionaire. who years ago de-
stroyed Clinch's honest business of guild
inE hunters.
Eve and her lover.
TROOPER STORNONT. escape from QUIin-
taua by swimming star Lake. Eve carry
ing what she believes to be the jewels IN
her mouth Dsrragh took what Eve
thought was an empty packet from Gum
tana and finds the real jewels In a talEe
bottom. Eve. Stormont and Darragh go
10 the latter's hunting lodge while Mike
Cliuch continues his battle with GUM
taua and the robber gang
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JUDGE BEATS WIFE BEATER
FelIs CuIprit Twice i'm Court and Then
Imposes a Fine.


MILKESBARRE, Pa, Oct. 30
Alderman Edward Burke Of Pittston
showed that he is a two.fsted dis
penser Of justice when he treated An
thany Azakas. charged with wife
beating. to a dose Of his own medi-
cine.
Asakas had been brought before the
magistrate for blackening his wife's
eye. Mrs. Azakas had told only part
OF her story when Alderman Burke
shouted: Wait a minute. l am get.
ting tired Of this. I am going to see
how he likes it."
With these remarks the magistrate
came over the top if his desk. ordered
Azakas to stand up. and. as he did SO,
raped him hard one over the left
eye. The defendant went down and
the alderman ordered him to his feet.
AZakas came up meekly and penitent,
but a blow just above the other optic
sent him TO the floor again.
SObbingly Azakas begged for mercy.
He came slowly to his feet, when a
couple of stinging slaps to the right
and left sides of his face gave him the
sudden desire to see how fast the
alderman could run. Azakas did not
get very far for Magistrate
Burke got him by the coat collar,
shook him up "A bit and then sat him
down harder than he had ever been
seated before.
Azakas thought it was all over and
was ready to take the arm of his wife
and leave.
Just a second said the alderman.
There is a little matter Of fine and
costs here. It viii require $40 to get
your freedom" Azakus paid up and
left with his wife
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And il Price Goes In,

1t is estimated that there will be
1880, 600 gasoline engines in use in
1898. Figuring an average of 42O gal
Ions of fuel n year for each, the pc
troleum industry will have to provide
$50 900, 600 gallons Of gasoline during
the twelve months beginning Jan. /
AT the present rate Of one barrel of
gasoline to four barrels Of crude. this
woI0l reguir" n crude oil production
of - eco lIrrpIS
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R flaming -
- JEWE:::.:L!!::;;:.,z=S;:5T
NIL | ROBERT W CHAMBERS
@s&P~~P~ e1oQQ GEORGE coAtpAtf
EDIT W CHAMBERS
1000 ororcE Il pORAN coMpAfTY

"a little before nine
You can make it in the flivverr
can't you?"
Yes. if start now
"Au right. Two ladies. You're 70
bring them to the house. not here.
Mrs. Ray knows about them. And
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THEN HE WENT INTO HIS OWN
TIERS.
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FOR RENT-FURNlSHED APAhi-
nlsnt, ali mUdein improvements. hSH'
reasonable. Address box ,. D. care
Gazette Office. o--o-f
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always at the service of their com
munity. They are your boys, your
future great men. If the community
is in need of their services they are
willing. No, they are anxious to help
because they learn by doing. As in
case of health campaigns, displaying
placards, locating and reporting un-
sanitary conditions. Safety first
campaigns, reporting all kinds of
dangers. Red Cross work, searching
for lost children, act as messenger
traffic aides, city boosting and etc.
These and kindred good turns and
troop activities constitute one dis
tinctive phase of the citizenship
training activities of the Boy Scout
Program. Now you have a fair idea
the what Boy Scout Movement stands
for. Judge for your self. Is it
worthy cause? Do the boys really
learn all these things?
Do they do them? Do they enjoy
themselves +? Ask any of the boys
that belong? That is the best an
swer. So We want the good will and
support of everybody in Alexandria,
give the boys a helping hand. By SO
doing you help yourself. We have
at this time two troops in the city
of Alexandria. We are but two
months old. I cannot say now many
more troops will organize. But what
a great good it would do, if every
boy in the city were to belong 20 this
movement. Troop No. l, of the Meth
odist Protestant Church meets in the
lecture room of this church each
Friday evening at 1880 o'clock. The
public is cordially invited to visit US
any meeting night Come and see for
yourself what your boys are doing,
thereby justifying our claims. Par
ents ask your boys to join this move
ment. If you want further informa-
ton on the subject, l will find it is
great pleasure to serve you. Re-
member boys will be the kind of boys
men let them be, or help them to be,
which shall it be so far as you are
concerned? Give thought to boy
hood. but do not stop with a thought,
say it in service. Boys, better city.
Better cities better nation.
mem1-1-S 4 Cd mod ON d m odoor
Paul o. Weierbach,
Scoutmaster Troop No. l,
Methodist Protestant Church
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Southern Railway SYSTEM

South North.
1927 An. Memphis Special IL - A.m.
1897 am. Washington IT nrrisoneurk s:fS Pm
tiocan
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LOCAL
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p:22 am. Washington Harr,sonburr 9.t2 PIP
IacaD
s.47 PM. Ririningham Special .l2:IS p.u.
4:12 pm. Wash!nEton- sar7isouhurg 11:0S q. IN.
tLocaD
4:co pm. wash'ton- Charlottesville 1888 m.
LOCAL
5:e2 pm. Washington wsrrentun 7.5ss.m.
;Localt
.7:17 pm. y. Y.-Ausnsts- Ashnvlle Tram
1907 PM. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. . TIA a m
l0:1T PM. Chattanooga Limited . T.oS m
ll:12 pm. New York-NAw Orleans s:23.
UiInited)
sDa.ly except Sundays.
q. D. Sbeltaa, Ticket Agent, Alexandria Va.
S. E. burgess. Div. Pass. Agent,
Taikt2sto1. D. o
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TT. r, TRIBBY
General Contractor
Get our estimates on any
thing you expect to build.
1O2 South St. Asaph ST.
Phone 432
IN THE CORPORATION COURT OF
THE CITY OF ALEXANDRIA,
VIRGINIA..
24-2Gc.

VIRGINIA:
Commonwealth of Virginia, VS.. One
Cadillac Automobile. Information.
WHEREAS, an information has this
day been filed by Howard w. Smith.
Attorney for the Commonwealth, al
leging that one Cadillac Automobile
Roadster Model Engine No. M57-53,
has been apprehended and seized by
the police department of the City of
Alexandria, which automobile at the
time of said apprehension and seiz-
ure was engaged in the unlawful trans
portasion Of ardent spirits and,
WHEREAS said information prays
that said automobile be forfeited to
the Commonwealth and be condemned
and sold and the proceeds disbursed
according to law.
NOW THEREFORE, ali persons
concerned in interest in said automo-
bile are hereby cited and adr,onished
to appear in the Corporation Court Of
the City of Alexandria, Virginia, at
ten o'clock A. NJ, on the 18th day of
February, 1922, and show cause why
the prayer of the information afore-
said for the condemnation and sale
of said automobile should not be
granted.
Given under my hand this 31st day
of January, 1922.
NEWELL S. GREENAWAY
Clerk of the Corporation Court of the
City Of Alexandria, Virginia. 27-5c
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Birmingh ham
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,h-Sundnys only.
txl-Weck dogs only.
,.,-Weck days. On sundays SCI.
: u. Shelton. Ticket Agent, Alexan.
dria, Va, ]. 3. Aordecal Traffic MAJ
ar~r atcAn>nnd Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-02-08

FOR RENT-CHOlcE APARTMENT,
furn!sned1or unfinished, 6U3 queen
Street. Apply: Mrs. " els, 6vo queen
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