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WOn,en's and Mems Shoes

Women's H 1 & h
Shoes, of Tan,
Black Kid and Dull
Leathers, W l [ HI
Louis, Cuban andj
low walking heels;
sizes IN to Q in\
the lot.
Mems High andI
Low Shoes, Of tanl
and dull leathers;|
lace and blueher
styles, with welted
soles. Sizes In the
lot, 6 to IL. |
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Csc Printed V0iIes, 29c

S8c Printed VoiIes, 29c
Ss.inch Printed voiles, dark
grounds, In this seasons newest
and most wanted styles and color
ings: extra fine sheer two-ply quail.
ity; choice Of navy, brown, copen
and black grounds, with neat fig.
ures and dots.
25c Cotton Ran,ie, I6c
s4.inch Cotton Rarnie. a linen fin.
ish cotton fabric, for suits and
dresses; good assortment Of colors.
S9c Tan Poligee, 75c
32-inch Tan Pongee, in the
stylish demi-roukh weave; q rich
silk and cotton fabric, with lustrous
finish.
GoldenberE's-First Floor.
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59c Bunny Silks, 49c
ab.incn Bunny silks, a beautiful
silk and cotton fabric, with rich
lustrous finish. All wanted street
and evening shades.
SOC Crepe de Chine, 39c
ss.inch Printed Crepe de Chine.
silk and cotton material. In neat
figured effects and scroll designs,
for kimonos and dresses. .-
81 Dotted SJDiss, 75c
30.inch Imported Dotted Swiss, .
very fife sheer quality, In neat
woven pin dots; navy blue and
black grounds.
SOC CoLored V0iLes, 29c
44.inch Pain Color Voiles, fine
sheer two-ply quality. in all wanted
shades
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81. 80 Seamless Sheets
SIrS0-inch Size-Perfect Quality
-. at $1.l9 each

SI.89 BLeached Sheets,
SI.49
90x90 Seamless Bleached
Sheets mote the extra size).
made OF extra heavy firm
woven sheeting cotton.
$I.59 BLeached Sheets,
SI.29
72xss Seamless Bleached
Sheets. extra length for three
quarter beds; free from starch
or dressing. ~.
$3.50 Bed Spreads,
$685.
s0x90 White Dimity Bed
Spreads, full double bed-size;
perfect quality.
$2.25 Bed Spreads,
$I.75
72x90 White Dimity Bed
Spreads; three-quarter bed-size;
perfect quality.
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
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WOnteYa's Lou Shoes

Silk Radiun, Ldces
Values Worth C7 90
y $I.98 Yard. pI scc
These Beautiful Silk Radum All-over Laces are
Dame Fashions favorite for handsome evening and
afternoon frocks. Our assortment includes all the
newest and most effective patterns. In white cham
payne, jade, navy, brown, ecru and black. Full
36 inches.
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$3.50 Couch Covers,
N.20

Heavy weight Tapestry Couch
Covers, 80 inches wide. 2M yards
long. Rich Oriental stripe de-
signs, In green. blue, red and
brown combinations. The revers-
tble kind that win give double
service. ...
Goldenberg's-Fsurth Floor.
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NeD Ribbons,
SIC ydrd.

An assortment Of Ribbons, In
plain and fancy effects. such as
taffeta with satin, moires and
plain colorihgs, Five and six
inches wides. All wanted colors.
Picot Ribbons, for trimming,
plain colors and two-tone com.
binations in all the most 1Ec
sought after shades, yard AoS
GoIdenberg's-First Floor.
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Women s 81 Union Suits
Essnaas Es21s stss:! sss .79c

Clearance lot of 'Women's 'Springtex" Union
Suits from our regular stock-made with band
top, in tight and shell trimmed knee, also some
styles with reinforced seats Regular and extra sizes
Union Suits, weight cotton low neck
and with tight knee bodice style with lace trimmed
and neck; sleeveless models with closed seat C
Union Suits high neck sleeves
neck and sleeveless knee psn sizes to ls years. 79c
peEaeSI ausIy woFIh si.Vo;
bodice styles; broken sizes .......... lVC
Goldenbergs-F1rst Floor
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;39c to sec High Grade
Washable CretOnhes
-.-a.. 24c Yard

Now is the time every woman's thoughts turn to
redecorating the home for the winter months, and,
of course she wants new draperies. Tomorrow we
offer another lot of High-grade Washable Cretonnes
at a substantial saving. t.a.-r
includes bright floral and bird designs and hand
both light and dark eoorngs that VIII
prees draperies for windows doors wen as Cor
decorative MIL lengths from to yards
a number Of yards alike.
First F1oor-Bargain Table. I# .-. .,....>~.
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Bathing Caps, In an assert.
ment OF styles and colorings,
values worth to 500 Or
eACn
Steel Scissors, assorted styles
sizes 3m 70 6 inches. val C0r
ues worth to Soc. CS
Hickory Elastic Sanitary Belts
small, medium and large 1Qc
sizes; worth csc. 4oS
Baby Pants, good quality rub.
Der: some have slight defects
in finish. worth 25c pair CSc
Two pairs for. ..... cS
Mohair Blanket Binding, 10C
pink, blue and white, yard AVS
Curads, sanitary napkins in
compressed form. SIX In SSe
package ~OS
Kleinert's Sanitary Ap- S0c
rons, assorted styles. ...!. wv
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
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Values Worth
81 OF Ynrd

Metallic CLOTH, In silver.
gold, white, mais. blue, pink.
rose, black. brown. nile. burnt
orange. orchid and henna, 36
inches wide, worth $l.25, 20r
yard, ,.....,'
Net Flouncings, plain or
point de esprit; ruffled or tuck
ed effects, some with ruffles
finished with pink, blue or
white ribbon. Values worth up
TO sass S1.9S
Trimming Laces, Venice or
FiIet eIIvCss: euglngs and in
sertions; white and cream col
ors; values worth to 1C1c
25c yard. .............,..A AASS
Spanish Laces, nouncings and
allovers, In large variety of
beautiful patterns. Black, white,
navy, brown, champagne, gray
and tan; 36 inches wide. Val
ues worth $2.9S and c1 Q2
$3.50 yard. d..........r .~A'"o
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
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29c Printed Voiles, I6c

,29c Printed V0iIes, I6c
3s.inch Printed Voiles, light and
dark grounds, in neat styles and
colorings: fine sheer quality.
soc Imported Organdg
49c
45-inch Imported Coiorsd organdy,
very fine sheer, pernanent finish
quality. In street and evening
shades.
SOC CoIored Organdy,
29c
3s.inch CoIored Orsandy, fine
sheer transparent quality, In all
sought-after shades; also white. /,
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39c NeU Printed VOiLes
Htg Ag Reeerd Re , Loy y., Price Mo"dau 7Oc

Qualities offering
handsome S i % si % ss.1z on % fine s ' s a VS. large assortment
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BiQ Notion Values

safety Pins. one dozen assort.
cd sizes on card; regular To
ly l0c card. d.s.............. ~
Chinese Ironing Wax, muslin
covered; wooden handle. Sc
FOUR pieces. ............. Wv
Sewing Silk. back and colors.
60.yard spools. Two Or
spools. .................
Thimbles, nickel finished; all
sizes: regular &c kinds; Sc
THREE for. ................c wv
Nassau Basting Cotton, $50
yard spoofs, TWO o.
spOOls. ..''''..'
White Cotton Tape, 12- 2c
yard rolls. w
Shrimpton Needles, assorted
sizes; regularly priced 1oc, Sc
package. ............. w
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Sale of Stamped Goods
39c to SOC Ok
Values Each ICC

A wonderful sale of Beautiful Stamped Pieces,
including scarfs, centerpieces and pillow tops.
Stamped on good quality natural color art crash,
in large number of new designs. that are easy to
embroider.
25c Stamped Huck Towels; guest size: neat I Sc
-.
Stamped Scars Center; stamped tansle S(r
pretty designs Worth $500. wv
Stamped House Aprons; heavy unbleached Sheet 6
Worth 81 WV
GoIdenbergs-Frst
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27

For September Fritz Kreisler has
brought within the compass OF two in
siruments-piano and violin-his own
arrangement Of Rimsky-korsakow's
parti-eolored "Chaason .Ardbe," the
Festival at Bagdad from "Seheher-
azade" inspired by the Arabian
lively and brilliant Victor Record.
opening slowly yet rhyihmieally, pro
crossing through graceful dance phrases
to a mad climax yielding finally to
others, weird, eapricious, always uneS-
pected.
With his brother Hugo. Fritz Kreis-
lcr again takes part IN an instrumental
duet. an arrangement for cello aud
piano OF some quaint old Vienna songs
In rood this record is gently remin-
iseent. touched with the waltz feeling
that inevitably appears in everything
Nicnnese. Hugo takes the cello IN this
record. Fritz accompanies on the
piano.
In September PHILADELPHIA Orchestra
plays Part ! OF the Tannhauser over
iure. the climax. This follows its two
previous Victor Records Of Parts 1
aud ;, announced last month, and OF IL
leopold Stokowski, this organization's
conductor. comments
There is not in all music a more
radiant and pulSaiing sorority than
here. where the Pilgrims Hymn is ma
jesiieally inioped by the trombones.
and all the violins al the same time
repeat continually tumultuous down
ward rushing figure which is like a
flaming cascade OF tones, becoming
ever more and more blazing as the
theme OF the Pilgrims Il eneireles
mounts up always higher TO its ultimate
intensity. Nothing in the world is
more thrilling than this climax, and il
is the cause of the universal popularity
OF this inspired music"
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Concert and
Entertainment Features

THE eve Is familiar viih Edgar A.
Guests pleasant verse: the ear
now hears the author reei,e Sc
lections OF his own on 4 September
Victor Record. In the first poem Ma
loses her pooke,sbook. with oonse-
Ticnees on her state Of mind newt
able IN the besg regulated families
on the other side The Old Wooden
Tub paeans the institutional Saturday
night abluiionS.
Three Of Edward Greiss song, are
the substance OF a new record by
Lucy Isabelle Marsh-"Soi-sjr's Cradle
Sorc" The Firu Pru,oss' and
"G'esi,-c" A. exhibitions OF dif-
ferent phases % Gricg's genius they
are delightfully."- interpreted
II is a pleasure % have an oppor-
'unity 10 hear N, cid fashioned hymn,
sung as sympa,hetioally and 90, such
tine settings as the two Elsie baker
sings on a September Victor Reord-
No h,rhi The-r" a-d ~Lesps n
HuL HiN" ere SCI ~ rich. massive
harmonies THAT afford musical air-
roundings worthy OF this capable eoa-
tralto's art
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27

between a hunters duek-eall
and the whine Of a Maltese
terrier.
Trombi,is, or "Hos Lips-, q . com.
mon maiady among eornetists and
irumpetera 1t il also the pet name
OF Henry Busse. first tr,mpet OF the
Whitemsns.. who with Henry Lang and
Lou Davis have composed . Blues Fox
1ro, by name. Hot Lipf" The White
mans play il on a September Victor
Reeord--s sad-eyed. romantic .fox tro,
in which Buses instrument IL prom
inent. In fact they say Tile does about
everything with il but crawl into H."
"BrnR Bach Ny Honey Nos" which
the Nirginians play on the same record
is also in blues tempo, with rolling,
rocking rythm, slow enough TO shape
your steps easily.
Representative OF the most modern
development Of the American dance Of
ohestra are two numbers by Paul
Whiieman and His Orchestra and
Club Royal Orchestra on September
Victor Record. A examples Of skill.
full and ingenious scoring MY Romblfy
Roic"-a medley fox trot from the
''Ziegfeld Folhes." played by the
Whiiemans, and "Dsncng Foor' fox
tro, by Club Royal. must be considered
as advances upon what has already
bccn done. o
The Benson Orchestra Of Chicago
has its own way with two fox trots
that may he wild in spots, but then
"OogiS Oogis Wa Hh" and Decide
Decide Dsm" are full Of fiy-swstiers
az the traps, solemn Grape hanger Of
a sax tube, cascades and freshe,s Of
piano tone.
Two other fox trois in good step on
another record are The Snssk" by
Playing Far" by Zez conirey and his
orchestra.
"Susnee Biusbi,d" BY the Benson
Orchestra OF Chicago Introduces a real.
live. genuine novelty--MAaer Billy
Osborne, bird warbler aged 10. with a
few ffeckles. Billy doesn't whistle
he vosaliles. producing in his throat
has remarkable bird limitations. learned
ly himself in the woods Against the
serieeahlc strains OF 'Swanee River"
Billy plays the blue bird
'oust Because You're You" which
Al Star Trio and Their Orchestrs
| play on the other side is lively danee
with an occasional glitter from tbs
sylophone as refreshing as . musical
shower bath.
The "Serenade" In music il
strictly an evening song. The
name Is derived from Sc
Italian Ser1. or evening, the
original Italian name OF the
serenade being Trrerdfa. The
mattinaia is the morning
counterpart Of the serenade
Tosti's is good example,.
To this morning song the
French have gwen the name
aHbdde.
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pLAINNlEW. Aug. ~ Hale county
rcturnr for senator Ferguson SOS.
Mayficld 1874 Lieut. Governor Man.
cid s75 Davidson 1888. stat, Treasurer
Garrett sol. Terrell iitS. Supcrin,en-
dent Public instruction. Bentley Ss3,
Mars 9si
Dat Martin" FOR sheriff a6a, sam
Faith Tor sheriff lOtS. Small boxes un.
heard rom
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Swisher County.

TULIA. Aug. 2s.--swisher County
returns. with ono box with 90 votes
cut.
Senator. Ferguson 27e. Mayfield esi.
'.ioutenant-governor. Mayfield s9s. Ia.
wilson 5s2. State treasurer. Garrett
2sI Terrell Sal. State superintendcnt
public instruction. Bentley 37e Mars
$50
County and district clerk. Ross s27,
smith 46i.
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- Lamb County.

LlTTLEFlEi.D. Aug 2s.-Lamh
County votes gave Mayficld a snbs,an.
t.al lead for senator The Olton box
ave Ferguson eS and Mnyfield il2.
l.i,tlcficld vote was Ferguson 30.
Mayfiold li2 Hopping won Tor county
Judge over LinNille BY ~ totes.
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Dalhsrt. Returns

DALHART. Aug. 26.-Dalhart city
complete.
senator--Mayfield 500. Ferguson iss.
Lieutenant Governor-Davidson 2it,
Billie Mayfield 1876. t.
state reasurer-Garrett iO6. Terrell
'3iS. ..t,-.
supt. Public nstructlon--Marrs sSs.
Bentley iss.
Rcpresentative---Ashby 3sS; JcnnIngs
isl. Aahby cenceies his defeat to Jen.
ninRs for state representative.
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FIOYDADE. Aug. 2e.--F1oyd county
returns. Two precincts out. 81,
scnator-Fcrguson 65l. Mayfieid SIS.
Lieutenant Governor--Mayfield All,
Davidson 1914.
State Treasurer-Garrett 429, Terrell
Gas.
Superintendent Public Instruction
Bentley 10. Mars 705.
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PANHANDLE Aug. s6.--CarSon
ounty complete;
senator Ferguson $40. Mayficlj s42,
Lieutenant governor. Mayficld 100. Ia
csor IL State treasurer Garrett
Ed. Terrell i9e. Superintendent public
'suuct,on. Bently .3s7. MaIrs is0.
Sheriff Cone lSs. SHARP ga. Cone
as dc, fitcd Tor reelection.
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BRowNFIELD, Aus. 2s.-Tery
County returns;
Senator. Ferguson 27s. Mayfleld AS.
lieutenant-governor. Mayfield 2is. Da-
wilson 4Ss. State treasurer. Garrett
20. Terrell 44s. superintendent Of
Iublic instruction. Beatty 2is. Mars
4i5.
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Farmer Count,

FARWELl Nug 25 Farmer c0un'
y return. a.. senator Ferguson -.
Mayficld io, Lieutenant Governor.
Ma, field s.. davidson ~ state Treas.
urcr Garrett 80. Terrell ~ Supcrintcn.
dent Publ, Instruction. Bcntly 81.
Mars -
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Iuhbek County,

tIBBOC X. Aug. e. Lubbock Coun.
~ returns: Ferguson '6i. Mayfleld
1881. Mayfield III. Davidson 1885: Gar.
reit e42. Terrell 1883 Bentley lo9I.
NInrrs is7e. Tar collector, s {. Spikes
1896. A. J. lark 1903. County treasurer.
william Mckinley l?l5 j. $. Slower
ill3. County judge, G. W. Foster 1876.
l. r. Brown l452
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Hall County.

MEMPHIS. Aug. 26-Hall county 70.
turns.
Scnator-fer guson go, Mayfield 1871.
Lieutenant Goyernor-Mayflold 1853.
lvidson 1898.
state Treasurcr-Garrett si5. Terrell
1851.
Superintendent Public Instruction
Bentley ll79. Mars 1867.
Wicita Falls Vote.
WICHITA FALLS, Aug. 2s.--Sen.
'tor. Ferguson 2slG Mavfield 1902.
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Craby County.

CROSBYTON. Aug. 26.--With two.
thirds Of the vote counted, Crosby Coun.
~ showed lead OF 100 votes FOR May.
'.,ld for senator.
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tray County

McLEAN Aug. 2s-Gray county
returns complete. senator Ferguson
So, Maytcl lsl; Lieutenant Governor
Mavficld o. davidson 95 state Treas
ircr Garrett %. Terrell iot. Superinton
dent Puhlt instruction Bentley 10,
Mars ~ ~ eight precincts In GRAY
county onI. one Mclean voter 90
second primary.
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Dances for the
Harvest Season

TUERr are six new dance records
on the September Victor list. twelve
numbers, of which Club Royal Or
oheGn plays four. IN record oc-
cupying both sides. this Organization
plays two ioN trots with some new
effects. "lFhoW Takc Ny Placer" has
some interesting combinations 81 a
jaIs-whis,lc and saNophonc. 'Ocor-
geiic' Is IN medium time hut with
crisp. sharp accents with some fine
trumpet passages. celesta eN,A's and
one or two bits OF odd syneopa,ion.
Those who don't relish the
tone 1T the little sgucaling
clarinet in a blues dance.
should hear 4 Tiheian lamaist
trumpet. made of human
thigh hone. and exceedingly
difficult 90 blow because II is
smallucss u has been com.
pared N tone, 10 something
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ponIry County.

Donisy County.
CLARENDON. Aug. 2G-Doniey
County returns. -four boxes out.
Senator-Ferguso ii3. Mayfleid
1871.
Lieutenant Governor Mayfield sol,
Davidson us. ~
State Treasurer--Garre,t 577. Terrell
Sal. h.t H .
Superintendent Public Instruction
Bentley 800. Mars SO.
II. c. Brumley for sheriff won over
Crane. O.
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PAGE THREE


WELLINGTON. Aug - Alncosn-
rlete rctgsos iron THE county give Fer.
guson S45, Mayfield il2.
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Hale CnniN.

ri.NtNNlEN. Aug. st.--llalc County
ic,s Sheriff, sam Faith defeated Dat
uartie; ". J Espy won for commission
in Precinct I y ". Sell won for com
-rissonsr y If,ll a.
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Cottle County

PNDU CAH Aug 2G-Co,tlc county
returns give Ferguson AZ Msyiield
i56
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27

From Chile ard Argentina the fame
and popularity OF ny Ay-Ay" Creole
Songl have spread throughout the
world Tito Schipa sings II on a Sep
TENDER Victor Record in a style pure
and beautiful, yet with fine and Splen-
Gid masculine power.
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a. Marrs aes

Bentley 49,, Marrs sSb.
Shoriff-Riley Price 1898. W. Il. wof
ford 793.
County Judge-wilcy SIS, r. II. For
roster 1914.
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= Ferguson Caries IIapu,
Terry County.

HAPPf, Aug. 26s--Fergusln carried
the Happy Peclnct by one vote
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Randall County.

CANYON. Aug - Randall county
RETURNS
Scnstor-Tcrguson 3oi. Msyfeh SIS
Lieutenant Goyernor--Mayficld 3.i
Davidson $50
state Treasurer Barrett go. Terrell
-ss.
Super ntcndent uhlic Instruction
BENTLEY 80 Mars 600
County Judge-Jennings sos. Lester
ia2.
Cunty Cicrk -Gano isi. Mrs Wo1ds
-.
County AEsca-ol--i,cncll 80 stewart
IS
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H.hn.m

CASAriiN Aur 81 Hewran
-ru-'r -tfu--s--CIr8i CT
Seat For~gso1 f-' H.ycc'd So.
L!oa;eaant Go,ornor-Mayfleid IL
Davidson 80
State Trcaslr,r-Cartu 80. rerr''i
zoe. &c.,
s5rs.!EAEssnt fasn. insaaston-
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PANHANDLE ELECTION RETURNS

/ Bentley 1874. Marrs 2sS.
Representative. i2fth strict--Jen.
ninEs as. Ashby 10.
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Hale County.


Hale County.
PLAfNN1EW. Aug 26.--Returns
Senator Ferguson 1875. Mayfield 1895.
State Treasurer III. Terrell
1856
Superintendent Public instruction
Mars ils2. Bentley s2i.
Sheriff MARITIME HOS. Faith 1853
Espy elected commissioner. precinct
No H. Sell elected commissioner pre-
g net No .. Practically complete re-
turns--i00 votes Co be accounted for.
- Ht
Wheeler County. tlk
WHEELER. Aug 2G.--WhceIds voun.
~ returns:
Scnator-Ferguson 5i3. Maefisid s4s
Lieutenant Governor-Mayfssid 364.
Davidson 1895
State Trcasurer-G Garrett All. Terrell
G43.
Superintendent Public Instruction
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Na>hlurn Returns

wASHRlitN. Aug 20 Washhurn
returns for senator Ferguson u. NAV.
field 81. Lieutenant Governor. Mayficld
IA Dav,ds0r a. State Treasurer.
Garrett H. Terrell a. Superintendent
T-sblic Instruction BENTLEY 20. Marrs
%
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27

Hereford. Aug. 26.-Eighi out OF 10
boxes In Deaf Smith County, Senator
Mayfield 666. Ferguson 256
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Iubb@k County

sLATON. Aug 2s- Lubbock county
returns. on precinct out. for senator
Ferguson SO. Nayfield laso; Lienien-
ana Governor. Mayficld iiai. Davidson
Ills: stat, Trcasurer. Garrett al, Ter
ren 1913 Superintendent Public In
~truction B,ntleN $50. Mars llli
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- 4toi For Mayfield.
Deaf Smith

CLAUDE. Aug. %.
Scnator-Mayfield as. Ferguson 1906
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Swisher County.
cIal hal Thr Nrwa.

Special % Iht Newh.
TULIA. Aug. 2e.--swisher County in,
complete. Eight out 81 II boxes tabu.
lated.
senator-Mayfield 67i. Ferguson 1855.
Lieutenant Governor-D Davidson 500,
Billie Mayfield 2Il.
state Trcasurer-Garrctt Pa. Terrell
sci.
supt Instruction-Marrs AZ. Bentley
ass. -
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wici,a Falls Vote

nor. Ferguson 2siG Mayflcld sso9.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27

Mme. Erues,iue Sehumann-
Heink is now DR.. Schumann.
iieink. On her sixty-hrsi
birthday recently she received
the degree Of Doctor OF Music
from the University OF South
en California.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-29
ENLARGED FAIRGROUNDS
FACILITIES NOW LOOM
Council Utilities Body Recon-.
mcnds Purchase of Tract
in Chesterfield.

Prospects for enlarged playground
facilities for South Richmond loomcd
M brightly yesterday afternoon
when Il subcommittee OF tho Cuuu-
ell Committee ON Utilities unaui-
mously recommended to tho full
committee the purchase OF IL tract
OF land surrounding the Franklin
School on tho Midlothian Turnpike
between Swansboro and Woodland
heights. The property. according 10
the opinion OF the committeeman. Ia
ideally located for the purposes for
which Il is desired. II is pine-wooded
In sections and has an open space
now being used az Il baseball diu-
mond. The tract embraces eighteen
acres. and Is accessible from both
South Richmond car lines.
The committee met ut the site YES
yerday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock and
was Joined by Councilmcu John w.
Moore and Carter c. Jones. Alder
men Nunnally and Workmcn. Dircc-
tor Saville and Superintendent of
Parke Calder. Members of the sub
committee are Councilmen Lawrence
r Price. Jumes Il. Dickcrson and
Alderman Jack Epp-
The full committee will he called
today TO meet at 1870 o'clock to re-
Ceive the report OF the Subcommit-
tee. so II may be forwarded TO Coun-
ell next Monday night.