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Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17

MlddIetown. Boxing Commissioners Samuel Mates, Dr. Francis J. OBrien and Daniel Ahern VII shortly receive badges of office from Mayor Connery. to be used by them during their term of office, and after service on the commits sion returned to the city.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17

Rfdgefleld.--J. w. Hubbard of Ridge field has s.,snaed the 5000 miles of space between Connect cut and Europe with a wireless fash ana his message has been picked up in Scotland. This feat was accomplished during a recent series of radio tests by leading amateur operators along the Atlant-c seaboard.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
DANCE Plainfield Community House Saturday, February Is
 Music by Pinl1ie Woods Novelty
 Orchestra
STERLING

Mrs J. We're and daughter Edith spent Saturday in Providence.
 Mrs. Herman Mcqueen Is improving slowly.
 Harry MIller e out Of soheoa becana of bad cold.
 Mrs c N. Byers and Mrs. Ralph Barr spent Friday n Oneco
 Several of tire town sports took advan- t2se of the snow Monday morning ana went fox hunting. Their luck Is not. as yet reported.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19
With Our Exchanges
GETTING \ NEW DEPOT.

hi'HrcS- las been trying Ion long
."H' q" get % u,v depot. bu, ur IN now
H'. failed 'a g,f any results Tho rail.
N'F was Influential hrrus, NJ y.
''nSivc interests thorc. iu kcopinr dow,
''' great spirit at insisting or tbi.
This week. The old station burned down
rs 90 result. uo doubt that rbiId,.s,
VIII soon have q modern now usss.,.,..
''d ircighi station erected or ,ours.
There Is mo- connection between b.
need Tor 1 new station and fr. d..
hnt " Is perhaps 20 result, 20 Obj. Good
fortune OF that city Ia tho mesrt,,,.
Memphis has little chance, vitboY, a.,
i.''' clamor iu getting now Station
H'i' tn" third largest re,eipts OH 1-.
Denver rUnd. and We have 10 cl,.,.r
and raise a big racket 10 got F., ,,t,
".ar We row have tho worst nm
+''rNir station of any county scat n,
i"' Denver r"ad.-IIall County ITer-l5
This is ono way IN which 10 e., a,
'." d''ot and number ~ com.
m'ni'ios have found that u work,
pretty w'Il OF cour,,. none will -.
N''' mat any Childrcss citizen had
'i' 'hing 90 do with this matter. any
''..' 'n'n ihe citizens OF Chicago d..
-'-'.d ii7 great fire vet d, bullt bigger
and better thereafter.
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NiNRII.I.O VI " DO m.

inu'o must iurH he Panhandle
lains ChU.,r Of Commerce. Tine or
ganizliion is q. tined To o., VIVA, \,r1.
.lio rniu,, to MAX, b. largely. Tor
with g.. Cty as ~, hom, trr N
the wor.. mlrillo WIS a., 4. ... acc
"t IT, or- totion. but % Is -..I "a
the credit ~ all the surrounding com
muniues that they have LOYALTY sup
ported the cniorptla, and have bscr
the h"ncficiarios Of h, accordingly
Without question. the Panhandle
Plains Chamber ~ Commerce, s rb,
most potential organization Of iis class
IN The territory. n Is close to tho p.o
rlo It serves and has comprehensive
insight into The conditions prevailing
These are factors for tho success. ful
work OF any institution There +. ln.
other reason for OBJ. sucr,ss and u.t.
potuntion 81 thr Panhandle plir.
Chamber cf D1mm,rr, m Boz lcritimet.
territory o. -ary.s 20 .p.opl, with ,
common interest and does NOT go oar.
side into 'Tw0to territory r.r ,b, bring
i7r BOO finance. Don ,l.m....l
'ah'm.s forou
Tmi '. H a. SUPPORT of Ma. In
rests DO rll or Amarillo
. ncipal city n OBJ, mH.i.c,lon
F'' ''hout saying Tbr peou., of the
ssul'orr are loosiug Ia Amarillo ip
'his matter. rs thcy have "a perfact
rlsht 10 do 10 furnish "a, financial
SUPPORT 'hnt is leeitmatoiv expected
The city Of Amarillo. II n is dIufor
IN THIS matter is blocking u..r
"ioS" potcntatty for good ,iuno, ln
'l'allrd Doc tho t,rrtou
For both oouutr, aud c.,. ....,,-l
ties thor. are 'H. greatest .u..I.I.....
Tor good i1 This organization Win r.
headquarters In Amarillo. l.....rl.
=" every 'ommuuir iu u..... r...
7 De-. iho least rrtsrn so. Dbl. o.,
hpndt llains Chandler 90, r........
should not act 1s @ sr... ..utrll r...r.
Ing house. au1 -s.,m. .u. .n OFF t.
.ommu 'i'- Within u. a.'.. a.
hn"d iand- 90 r.a... n.- ....
l"''ion q ihc state hss mon ~ ,.
H'n ability ~ 1- uru l.,..5.....,....
OF "' much cncrgy and ih5u-.t. ,. b,s
any or section. TU... r.. f,...
,n' territory served nHl rGe, sr. v,.i
~ "nd specially Interested ir obi. ..l. .
i''' 81 'h' Territory OBJ ,n .rs7rs
Ans u. 'Ilst stand beHad r.
taunton in q r'7l anl uat.rs. e,y
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s,addlrd over a. admit lHngarmcd.
why young mau Whose ul.v eyes were
as keen as Barrys own.
Hello. Craig" tu, latter led before
either Of th, others could speak. Did
Do, ,hi,i send yea over from head
quarters Co tah, chIlsr ~ the case
Nh S,myuuuN. this o. Sergeant Craig
from the homicide bureau
"A guess ~, an know what Professor
Scmyuno, h5s done iu I- IN times
past" The upW,um, laughed as he
shook hands then ,uHrd frankly To
FAIRY. = don't know Nh, The chief
assigned mc tu this job when you were
already On Tho ground John, but orders
arr ul,s aud ~ bo thankful Tor
little unofficial cooperation
'I',r got to Interview the other ten.
ants of the house said craig Are
there any pointers yuu could give me
ur.te'
You haven't seen them"
80 ! read the statements they made
goo the precinct dicks and then came
straight Ton you They're each ia their
own apartment, with e guard on each
. NH NAAtANIH anu NMN N'N| NNAf. "AAffl hiANNt
,n, 40 the entrance door and one where
th, ury escape comics down outside
lh, studios bv that vacant strip OF
/ land There's uo other way any ol
thcm can get uut tor Bowie and tho
ether tNu went over the roof thor
oughi,. Craig replied IA looks like an
inside job an right iur Bowie was right
uutsld, the house when he heard tho
hot fired and nobody could have come
Hut ui the door cor down the fire *.
cape without hts seeing them"
What aid the medical examiner
say Harr, asked after pause. In
cautious undcrtunc
SCOT mu,h. you know he's always
ll,n chm until D., gets hls report iu
40 hcadUuu s,.. ma be- has stin the
autopsy Co make" the other responded
u was ballet from small pistol
That kllud her though aud IL was
fired nom &c considerable, distance tor
in''t Wcie uu puvdrr marks on thu
OdN Geo, anywhere elise that W. could
lind Come down Ca tine studio where
'ht murder was committed yourself
AMI have another hook around, the ten.
tu'~ can wait"
Barry agreed with nod ana To-.
g"ihcI they desrcuded past Griswold's
door where % griuuing policeman ~.
lui'd thrU uuI 'r,m behind which
came "a defiant series uf srores. ON the
landing below another officer stood on
guard. hut the duur swung idly on its
hinges thc hody had been removed and
The lrrid. counterfeit daylight had been
eNtinguIshod. leaving only the soft.
'rah scent glow eft the lamps In the
luxurious. deserted living room.
ld yea notice after YOU smashed
in that thls is spring lock-" Craig
h1d paused 40 the entrance Anyone
f"a'd have run cat after firing thar
shor and pulled ~, door shu, behind
Rim and 70 would have locked of itself
It's the only ouc NJ IT, kind i'm the
f"u~r t''. Goo nuuoru have to cX.
plain that aud 10 d, don't come hacl,
ny morning well get the dragnct ou,
after him
CONTINUED in Our Next I,,uel
copyright 1922 y. H. \ Seryi,.1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19

Each RAISING day secs greater .n.
tefcSt IN the hog and poultry bl.,n.va
from the viewpoint OF the producer ON
the Panhandle and Plains roHr.r.
farms. These two items as attaching
themselves as they do 10 ,h, d,Ir, cow
10 q trio OF mortgage uftcrs aud debit
PAYERS are forging ahead In most
Surpriaing and promising way The
ocniera OF population are getting .p
t'fcHtcd IN this program. for at Us,
th're IL oneness 81 Interest among
all the people. regardless of ,yr.r.
thry live. To make the farmer. n,,s
porous is 70 increase the prosperity o,
every phase OF society Tho p,opl. h,
me towns and cities have learned fb..
i"'t aud as never before are piviYg
themselves and their influence over IN
the spread OF this knowledge Money
'' being invested by men OF financial
ABILITY In order 10 bring 10 tho f,iw.rs
conditions TO which they nre entitled
20 that all may become more prosr.,.
Gus.
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Ne STEPon :, STAIRS.
5sAS E 4 4alg!l!II!ll!E!sh -,
osTRANDER - - ~ I
saox >,X1
..''s'' No W.

10 be- the pride IT the family. Perhaps
that h. the reason why Airs Nlne has.
one might say maliciously emphasized
o. The portrait was to have been that
oi jewel not q lady"
And the critics viii ful upon that
Tact Ike dogs upon bone barry
laughed and then his face sobercd
How long have the other tcnnats been
boz the house. Professor Scmyonov7"
"rh' Thin little creature In the attic
studio was here when I came. two
wears ago nest Octhcr. and heaven
knows how long before that" he ~.
.pndcd The Young man. Nj. l.add.
moved in only three months ago on
the first of Mav. and my morosc neigh
hUr Just below. tuoh possession year
before that after myself had boon
here eiN or seven months. The iauitor.
CO., superintendent luuNs a. though he
might have been the furnace man for
tho original householdcrS and his name
I hphD,, to be- Hedge
A. Do, spoke there came respect
ul but authoritative knock upon his
door and De- arose with sigh AMI
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REGIONAL FAIR IMPERATIVE

" would b. Interesting ta On. ,co,,.
- THE cifv 90 i-nav t-.t f.. 5.-....,
Tor regional a. boz imanm . .r,..,
ipF o''. ih.s tor. f4... s. 81. no o,t..
them' TIE people u. rH. ..f--, -.
tion am alive o. ih. WON'T. OF ..... ~,
iheo' Eve ia'n orrsuizI thrsYys,,,
N" Ne fie' Wit. th, sr,at.., ....... !,
success But The d,,rand or ,.... home
. Tor regional f,f-ure ftro.,.,
which fao best rlfhrrd ,f fb. ,,-....-
cpnniy and district .t.r. fa.. i.. .ro,,,
With ih" possitl.it ~ maxim, r,,,,.
~ exhibit through which m. 10.
dniiiiic~ OF ihs panhandi. and pr.,s
NAV b. plorerl, EXPLOITED ln r.... ..
mote communities
A. BE- nsrauv known tho n....,. ,.
the soraii'd heEt fsrmlns dfr,f.f. o.,
the triiod States nnd fb..,.i..-
loef'd ID farm overhead 'aat ii, De,
dentome o. = horne Thr, are lool-.op
~ ail Oltis, Of Ia, Kind taat wall alloW
'hefn b. i've sno srow as-sin into 20.
srssion 80 prosperity and hapulnes.
To many % these districts during enc
inst ten 10 twelve years. the farming
aress have advanced in price from
seventy i've dollars a. a low minimum
- one thousand dollars A. high mar.
snum pr acre. with values averaging
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19
SEEK TODAY: Seek ye the
Lord while he may be found,
call We upon him while he is
near.--Isaish 55:6.

three hundred and fifty dollars ncr
acre.
Tho dream is ended. the fool crop h.
failure. and the demand against these
highly priced lands Is such as cannot
be met. u means 4 readjustmont or
the class that cannot BE- made AID
leave the present debt encountered mon
on The farms. Tho. misfortune OF these
people can De- turned to the good ~
this territory. provided there is sur
hcicnt cooperation in the ways md
means Of properly exploiting tho nro.
ducts ~ The soil of this section. For
This purpose. there h. nothing 10 a1ual
regional fair in Amarillo-inedium for
bringing together the best IN every
single department 81 production
This is the one big opportunity a.
Amarillo 10 establish and make secure
an enterprise second only 10 H. Dallas
iair IN Texas. and equal 10 that great
enterprise for the community Iu which
10 Ccutors
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How'd, dc. l,iddi,,. he
TIE END OF THE NRTu

1H. mat magiuo huN th, Twins Go.
NHu ,n, saw over the ihreeeun,r.d
300. r front or h,m h, sign which
...I Ihs Eud OF tho Earth.
t'uiur-s said Esp the Erowulc
W.d h".ts uoJ open o. We might
Du I
N.." HoN' Dri.I th. chimney sweep
D. Fl4ts tae e4s, 600 mower gei uac.
o. sweep ouJ the ,hmur,s fu santa
clan.
Aud e.saeJ 900, ro,.mskrl 30 viii
H s. h1l H- va-tur- f . don't e,t
~ ur u.,dr econ
EJi Nuu.' a1d Ntt were thiu.ue ,f
tnr hiur Brownie kIug Ma ptm PIN.
How di-Huu appointed Do, would i' AVA bow
ID apn. uf1 tt. Fary oIyn would
d. aud tH, Nau,ai II-hrtan aud
c.r' h'dt o. ro,l't Was too ial
EIf suddeul, ih, gate t',s. open and
ca rmr NnIr' alI.d uui .Wout YOU
sil roHo ina dom Ns. laekuuducss
as 2 haven't au, ,.au Just step boz
-il. rltIs,
=. bon h.. D.a l.aal around ir
Wond, .t Ih, gf 30 nutr cavern r
which ih, i"Hrt fheH-eit On 90,
oppo.It. i. ,' inr ,It. warming hm
.rif at r.rrg ut. .af most ru
Nous booking lsr.ou wh, st.nlI d,
have u" h'enu.ng nri no cndmg lgs
e cloud of misf ,. su,It Hw Nlrrf
aud Nica I.,ugIif,i bonn COO un,s o. uns
I'D Nhlzzt 1uHna wh. had DOM. s0
much iamage tH the W,sd and meadow
folk.
And whlzzy Tornado necognlzcd
ihcm too T. the surprlS, 81 the twins
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CONFESSIONS OF A MOVIE STAR
Chapter LVlIl-Dick Barnes Conducts Snake Hunt.

Som,tbUs vH masking m, AWFUL,
uncomfortable, something 3 could mo,
u,lue
wasn't afraid az .H, uu.d- Is some
90 th' lris W,.o. Then. vl4 uuihuE
900 tu, d,u ud forrest tu hur anyone
Th, few .aIs Ner, uI.udI.. 900 ut
than th. hight. u' uIr uNu Hft
wasn't uHd .. tho silence, I
wasn't afraid ODD .u. ,uards Eut I
Was uls,.e,d with -'.r uE-,unus
dread auult what ,.ud uut i.Il Nus
would Z htf. tH,d b., t.l Juvhodg ey
,rpt NothoIduI uU h. vls several
hundred miles away.
FINALLY ! uept SOFTLY .u thi, Mas
Mandy ou hor cot would uu' hear m,
cried 90 myself and frlt ashamed
when Nrs N1ndr vob. uu suddenly
with dreadful u-r or neuralgia
brought ou. she slId bN sleeping Boz %
draft I helped hor into Doe. kimunu and
lipr,is and she Slipped away tu her
hu-pmds t,Dt ~h. wouldn't lrt mo
take '5r, ct Der Nludy kupw just
what tu do.
Mon. Zoo mH r,ut -.,Id.l myself
because Z didn't gu tU sleep ~ was part
90 WN profession Zoo Sleep we'll other
Uis, would bo vow and nssglrd Doe.
tnr, tbo cameras th. nest dny
Md then I went because. is movie
actress 4 couldn't Hlov wtHlf tb.
rNWt Ui grief fh. urtllcs, uf geui
hard ,.l such U. other -.huI girls
col. .I... ..rH....f H...FH.4.r#
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19
LUBBOCK FARMERS
HOLDING S0RCHUMS

LUBBOCK Jan. Is The Lullu0k
County Farm Bureau organized dur.
ing August ot hs ye,r continues to
junction with the CREATES. satisfaction
in each ~ iis memb,rs and with a grow
lug membership AMONG the farmers of
ihe county.
%; 4. oversize is president aud
" ienninss secretary
Through ~, county ag.nt and Do.
inrn hufcaI moo than 90 et. oil
fetd have tsen marked directly hv
De- farmers das rrar ana ID eroeInc
d'alnd IS ha.n- fu Co.. grain or
rhyms Tho mnmer- bon this section
ere tefusIng Go sen 'he.r grain .oi.
-h-m crops at the present rffcred p.i,.
"f sfi per ton. most 20 ihem h.ld.nr
O. r" ft-o of mor, p.r tnn q. o q.
'ats U this soctiur.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19

had u,ain- lut good arur. u ..,
movie career. and n wa. .Hu..n. hot
Geo have control u,u m, u,.a- .uI
mot Dob 49, Geo 4l,,u Boo p,a,. .uI ..u.
t,ut.
suddenly hcird VOICE, outside mv
but
who goes th,rrf nIck Barnes made
ir, ,blIIcna,. Wa u.L.a .If.up.iri.
.I s.ntinrl I.fur. ul f,rfa
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EEGIN HERE TO-DAY

The rcnut % "a revolver followed by
nurNing footsteps on the stairs. inter
,uuts the social evening which pcic'.
tive Barry had planned Go spend with
his friend Professor ScmyonoN loo the
Ilfol's room ON the fitth floor of "a New
NurN apartment house. Barry and the
Professor rushed down stairs and dis
covered that beautiful Miriam Nanc. so-
Di,ty portrait painter has been muir
dcrcd boz her studio apartment con the
third tlU,r GorGon laGi 90 young art
80 un the second floor and Henry Girls.
void. en iusoiblr bachelor from the
fourth entered Oh, studio after being
told Il tho fuurl.l
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SHORT ITEMS FROM
CLAUDE Community

LAlbE. Texas. Jan iS.-Tom M.
tlur". secretary ~ the Claude cham,
=" '''nh''l'r represented the
'@udv ORGANIZATION az the meeting of
the West Texas Chamber OF Commerce
held in Amarillo Tuesday night solou
Hsrd was also delegate To- IN. sam.
conference.
NJ l.. Hughlctt ~ the I.lnno com.
muniiy b. On Kansas City with a shin.
ment II COWS
Airs. g. g Gilbert u the Mount Pleas.
ant ncirhhorhood viii TAX. Armstrong
'ounivs orders for hahy chicks
The d"laters ~ the Claud. Seho,J
have receive,i their instructions Tor tn
ln'ersoh"lasiio debate and are golnE 10
work To- win In the district.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19
STEP on Gas AND IN +"

'''u'ess Us going 10 grow r,pidlv
"h'h work starts on the building ~, ,
'''' 20 r'o'id" AN adequate supplv OF
.'''' water Tho civ council is going
20 rush matters and within thirty
''FA ue peopI, should know wb,, ,oc,.
uoA "ill 'r choscu for , dam ste =,
ne place doos not sui, Won don, ri,E
uui l'in Boo with the other. ,,d .,y
lets strp on enc gar AND 49,. ,-,r.
df'ss cin ~ ma. ib. les, -, 4.
.'''''"'S' f'Sa' II be citizens want
10 MAJ 'i saoh-ohHdress Index
az b. 'n opiimistI, ana pcp,lmistic
note worthy Of ans and IN commu,l.
ues u must De- remembered ,,,,
whining has advanced f.v ro.,,,,
causes. while IN spirit of moving Cor.
ward has been rich 10 such result.
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NOTICE 10 rhE PUBLIC.

Any erroneous f,Necu0D upon the
Character. standing. CO. reputation OF
ay indl'du.'. frm. concern mr. cor
porauo thai may appear ~ tho col
unns ~ The New 10 BE- gladly cor.
recied, when called To- The attention Of
the editor II = no. the Intention Of
this cvr'npef g. wrongfuIly use. or
'njur' q. individual. firm concern or
corpon .a, aGl corrections will h.
nsde whore warranted a. prominently
as wa' 'h wrongfuly published refer
ence 90 iriicle.
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aid la his rough voice
b Olive Roberts Bari ton

md ,tpf.h as. indeed hr I. u
lpthcr flmtrI up from ibr n..I .Ir.
De- had hc.n -tuug. Instantly causing
such dfgf' that they an -uy,1,d
'HoviN CO.. Riddles 10, std H boa
ruueh voice I'm glad sou uu,. {
want 90 apologize and than. sou t.
ilXms things up mat tim, after mr
bad behavior Can do anything Cor
vou
10 Dee Contiuuedl
WUnIighi 1921 y. y. a. ~.Itl..t
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hundreds Of men and women ,n this
community would come tHrourb and
'''i'V express themselves in terms a,
general good 10 they were given some
worthy dircctioual oversight and syp
s'.'ion' The community must find
some way OF utilizing the facilities for
development that al hand II II wnuld
'''"ih 10 IFS highest and great LOS
"h.litios Every man ana womn, ,r
'h' CIV is potentially important IN
ih'' work and hey should De- used ~
the extent Of their ability.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19

soon Amarillo win hay. cou.
'.''''"us and comfortable county-c,tv
Nhr'rv This library which is to a..
''oh lndics rest aud assembly room
y l" '' OF great use TO the whole Don.
PIE. IN and out u the city. residop, ,,,
visitor.
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THE WEATHER

amarillo and vicinity Thursday
Coin. strong rOrihcrk winds
West TcNus Thursday fair. colder
except Panhandle, temperature 20 to
-i south portion bv Thursday neht.
strong uorihoIN winds.
NAnnLl.l- nL AA.nlLn.. I....L..I-..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19

'''N''7 accompanied by the ,I.m,p,
90. WORK 's % siahilAug nnucu,, M.
u'''s moro In the way OF fulfumcp,
IMAM do those simply by word .,
NOUN. 100 the ordinary affairs Of ITO
W" should not bo deceived with rct
'''''' 70 this matter FOR II We arc
We stand alone The other fellow has
'''' convinced Of the flcts. long
tm'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-19

'''''''o 'snIrcs TO being cnu,, ,.
non ''n'or hat Is she doing The rbip,s
.''' VIII put her In position 10 proporly
receive aud entertain these paib,ri,-,
que. Gomez Remember th1t Pho
'''"moh'l" and stv,e show crto,rr,s.
n's suffered already by reason or ,,.
.''N OF housing facilities We mus, ro
forward. u We would no, O., b..i......7,
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u hIiu'i ,a,in much Ter . country
wlcu yuu hin ,lcrp IN hoN ear l'night,
write southern iau >cng tmorrow.
iu' ride ~ YOUR own LIMOUSINE from
ti,rn on I'm Noot> SAWS she allus likes
& ,cr ~ iih ol July come cause She
don't have & worry about what T. git
tee father.
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Evening star., 1922-02-05
VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY
F|VES VISIT THIS WEEK

District college basket ball teams
will figure in eight games this week.
seven of which will be played on local
courts. Catholic University will take
part in three contests. George Wash
ington and Georgetown each will play
twice and Gallaudet once.
Visits by the Virginia and Kentucky
University quints will feature the
competition. Virginia will come for
three games, taking on Catholic Uni
versity, Gallaudet and George Wash
ington in that order. Kentucky, which
last year won the Southern Intercol-
legiate tourney, will play at the Hill
top Thursday. An unfortunate cir
cumstance is that the Virginia-C. U.
game will take place the same time.
The complete schedule for the week
follows:
Monday-West Virginia at George
town.
Tuesday-Hopkins Medical at George
Washington: Carnegie Tech at Catho-
lie University.
Thursday-Virginia at Catholic Uni
versity; Kentucky at Georgetown.
Friday-Virginia at Gallaudet
Saturday-Virginia at George WASH
ington; Catholic University at Navy.
Evening star., 1922-02-05

SfOA ~
Father Carey asserted that the chief
reason professionalism had gained a
foothold is that high school and col
lege lads realize it is easy to get
away with"
Makes Six Suggestions.
He urged that it be made 80 hard
to get away with" that there would
be virtually no infringements. Father
Carey's suggestions included:
1. Organization with alumni and
letter men to combat professionalism.
2. Pledges from every graduating
athlete not to play professional
games in. which men still in college
are used. Withdraw letter privileges
from violators Of this rule, -.
3. Pledge each man in college eilgi-
BILE to athletics not to play profes-
sional games while in college. Dis
honorably expel violators.
4. Publish each fall the name. home
town and high school of each high
school athletic prospect entering col
:. Disqualify men playing contests
after leaving high school and before
entering college.
6. Remove the belief that it is un-
friendly for one college to notify an
other Of rumors concerning its play
ers.
Players Are Approached.
Notre Danes investigation into the
foot ball scandal which disqualified
eight of its players and nine from
the University of Illinois proved that
emissaries from professional promot-
ers frequently visit universities to
tempt their athletic stars, even
hockey players being offered induce
ments to violate college regulations,
Father Carey said.
The Investigation also showed that
there were go-betweens on some foot
bail squads who tempted the players
he said. adding that wholesaie
prospects for the immediate future,
as it did at Notre Dame. but in the
end 1t would purify athletics.