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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-07
How He Cured
 His Rupture
Old Sea capea1A Cured His Own Hupeurs Alter Doetors Said
 stOperx&s or Death"
ss,. n...ay ..d Beck Sent Free.


 osutnin csalings called the seas for many ysars: then he sustained bad double rupture that soon forced him to not only Vsnaain ashore. but kept him bedridden for years. Hs tried doctor after doctor and Guss after truss. No results Finally he vas assured that he must either submit to . danrerous and abhorrent operation CT diA He did neitherl He cured him- self instead.
 Captain CoIlfnSs made . study of him self. of his condition-and at last he was rewarded by the finding of the method that 90 quickly made him well, strong vigorous and happy man
 Anyone can use the sans method; h's simple. easy. safe and inexpensive. Every ruptured person in the world should have the Captain Ceilings book. telling all about how he. cured himself. and how anyone may follow the ssne treatment in their own home without any trouble. The book and medicine are FREE. They will be sent prepaid to any rupture sufferer who will fill out the below cupon. But send 1t right away-now-befors you put down this paper.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-07
THE MEMORABLE sQUELcH

William Allen White. In Judge.
 Slowly. but with disconcerting con- stancy the business of violating the Volstead Act Is becoming more and more infelicitous. Gradually the hope of light wines and beers recedes upon tn ehorizon like will O the wisp. The other day the government put out dry fleet to chase rum runners away from the coast. The next step will be treaty with Mexico and another with Canada and the South American ports, making 1t impossible to ship booze out of the ports of friendly na- tions.
 In the midst of the encircling gloom comes the announcement that New Jersey, the naughty home of the hooch hound, suddenly and for no particular reason ratified the Eigh- teenth amendment. It was not neces- sary for New Jersey to ratify. and out of respect to Governor Edwards presidential aspirations two years ago, New Jersey might have withheld. But no-New Jersey falls in line with Kansas and Maine and all the puri- tanical states that ratified the amendment three years ago.
 Drink heartily. ladies and gents! Lap 1t up while 1t still flows! For the long and weary drought is one day nearer than ever 1t was before. The history of prohibition in the va rfous states has been that the big towns held out against prohibition for few months or years, but that the rural communities always con quered the cities; what happened in the states is happening in, the nation.
 The success of prohibition in the smaller places Is making a sentiment for 1t which gradually will close around the oases in the cities, and they will dry up and blow away and be forgotten in the rising wave of law and order. These are sad words for those who hope for the simeon to pass. It will not pass. Out back of the Allegheny mountains the senti ment of the people is growing more and more unanimous. and the next congressional election will see the biggest majority for prohibition ever registered in Congress.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-07
SAFETY FTRsT

Mrs. Nuly Wed (to husband who has taken one bite of her first cake) You can't eat your cake and have 1t, too.
 MT. Nrlywed-.A lovely thought. dearest. I believe prefsr to hAve 1t.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-07
WOODEN WARE

From Judge.
 'Is this the woodenware depart ment?''
 Yes"
 T dunno if am in the right place. "What Is 1t you wish7 My wife told me to get some iip- sticks
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-07

The art of calico printing was in- troduced into Europe about the sew enteenth century, but it is believed the art was known in India and Egypt as early as tho second cen tury.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-07

a body composed of minded per sons selected from both ranks should gain general confidence and be of great value to the Swedish public in deciding the wet and dry issue at the nnllR.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-07
soMHrTIrEs YOU CAN'T

From Jud8e-
 swhy don't ysa treat your wife . let1a betterf'
 T tried 1t for . while, and she got - suspicious could hardly live with herr
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-07
BUIHs-MYn
From ~dHA

From JudHA
 oia6y-I w1sA know how to take eorne of the conosit out of that young Dr, Foots.
 Hslsne--All you havv ts do ts to call him ~Mister.~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-19
A NEW WAY TO STOP WAR

A president OF the United
States Is called upon TO speak on
more subjects than any man as
busy as he is can possibly master.
II IS reasonable 20 suppose, there
fore. that IN no few instances a
President takes the advice 81 ex-
perts IN advance, in order that a
view may be presented that will
contribute toward intelligent dis
cussi0n. But President Harding
could hardly have prepared him
self IN this or IN other ways be-
fore he delivered his recent adj.
dress IN the presence Of the
Chamber Of Commerce OF the
United States. N course oi which
he made some surprising state
mcnts. including the following
81 de- not believe that we would
ever have been drawn into the
war; do not hesitate 10 say !
doubt IT there had ever been a
World War-ii America had prior
20 the war commanded a mer-
chant marine commensurate with
our commercial Importance in the
world
This seems 10 say that. IN ord.
or 10 preserve the peace Of the
world all we need to do is 10 enact
a ship subsidy. II only we secure
government aid and build up a
merchant marine commensurate
with ont commercial importance"
there will he no more intcrna.
tional diScord. no more imperial
iS,lc ambition, no more agprcs-
Sivc mllltarism. The nations will
be So stunned with asionishmen,
on admiration or impotcnt envoy
OF our greatness that they viii
give up and lie down. SO 10 speak.
and then love each other and be
good and fight no more. OF course
MI Harding can not really mean
anything OF the sort. but ii ne
does not mean something Of the
sort, what can he mean?
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-19
PANHANDLE PRESS
Grain Gambling


Tie Capp,r Tinch.r nr,I.s...t.. -,
ns 'HW la" been signed by the prosi.
'e' ! anu VIII bccomo effective =, Nov.
,"'"r' \ similar law should ,n,,,.
20 Rambling la cotton Tia .l,,c,'...
~ should ~ no more resD,cte1 :.
''H'"d Than any other a,omhIA,,.
OF memphis Democrat
NF'hiion has been gunwiuK "a, ,,,,,,,.
? ,''S 70 curb gambling IN tho neces.
ICES ~ NE Little head way has hs..n
.'l'"r' Out there are Indications ths,
sou" OF IN" disgraceful bucket sho,
suhbiing Win be curhed. befure lon.,
mere are several reasons WHY ,hI.
~" OF handling business aholld A.,
'us'ohiinu'd. Ia the first plaoe - !.
rambling 10 a certain extent ana al, :,
us ADMIT That gambling IL morally
ing. Cncc man becomes Indicted 40
4, '"Dlns D" has great difficulty I,
tt'hhing The habit The stock e.p,h,a,
he'omee a liability TO his firm. has,rs.
ore can never know when n. WIN 81.
" finances for gambling purpo-e.
"''A after week one reads OF men ,,,o
h'Nr gone wrong through buckle, shon
cumming They start out with a small
Investment. usually making som. mon.
~ Then the mania comes ON ana ,hev
Fut N larger sums ~ Il usually said
Abcu, tho bucket shops. they usuaIlv
se' tho investor Bucket shop, do NO,
complete transactions They arr PLAYING
~ game ON the investors mon.y
" hen deliveries are demanded a.,
= 20 Ne, shops frequently are un.hl. %
~ b'cau-s they have used mar, 81
the investment 10 meet their own AK.
rciise. Millions q dollars were s.vAd
'rd Invested in Liberty bonds ana GOV.
e'ii'n"nt s~ouriliea Largely through
the manipulation 81 bucket ~hop- and
lfA' moinoiion compani.s. these I.,l,sr.
= L"i'dh have Dass..d cat Of the hands
q The oslginsi ho,dcrs People only fair.
y well % do have Lost their ravtnRs h..
cause Of thsir dabbllng IN bucket shop.
~ the Memphis Democrat says. let IA
80 the curb on cotton gsmblns az wei,
q. ga gra.n,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-19
birds COME TO TWINS Alp.

"lIo' What do ! seo?" cried the Green
Wizard looking down from the tree
tops
a minui" before Nancy and Nick
had h"en rolling along ae comfy az
the iootman on CindorelIas coach in
plain view Of everybody but now there
wasn't thing 10 be seen but a thick
white fox Thar covered everything
Hopping goldfish and swimming
grasshopp,rs' cried the Green Wizard.
shading DIS ewes and looking harder
than ever - mean swimming gold
hoppcrs and hopping grasgnshos'
lme1n. oh goodness ] dofrt know
what ! moan lm completely nahhel.
nsfcd Row where did that fog come
log com" from and who sent &c."
suddenly the Green Wizard guessed
NE truth. lie guessed tricl, little Light
Fingers was at thr bottom 40 tbo
Trouble
Now know oyl.lv what happen.
cd said be-. Light Fingers is still
irving 10 steal tho automobile made
tot he Fair, queen and hc has dumped
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-19
BRING FAIR HERE

Unless Amarillo shows 4 dlspo'
sition to bring the proposed Pan
handle fair here. or, TO put Il
stronger unless this city outhids
all other Panhandle towns IN
making this the home Of the fair
Amarillo will suffer in two ways.
FRS, the city win suffer IN a
negative way from the lack OF
advertising and lack OF an influx
OF money such an annual event
would mean
Secondly, the city win suffer IN
a positive way through the con-
tempt, or al least, pity, other
towns will feel toward Amarillo
for claiming 10 be the queen OF
the Plains. but sitting supinely as
do so many self satisfied scions
81 royal blood. while some other
gets the fair.
Other Panhandle towns want
the all-panhandle fair TO be given
in Amarillo. Citizens Of those
towns want 10 come 90 the big.
gest city OF the Panhandle for
their holiday. This city IS easier
Of access. There is more opportu-
nifty for entertainment here Am
arillo IS IN every way the logical
place Tor a lair.
Yet, no concerted action is
aioot to get the fair here. No
move is made 10 spend a little
money to get il here. The citizens
in general are in lc,hargc state
50 lar as getting the fair here is
concerned.
The matter comes up Thursday
night At the regional meeting oi
the Panhandle Plains Chamber
Of Commerce at Tulia. Amarillo
can bring invaluable benefit t.
herself and please the whole Pan
handle at the same time. by com
ing out Of this state OF "iaif
coma"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-19

me woatucmaus barrel of fog out
of th, -.y s0 Doe can catch thu Twins.
Hank. believe hear him coming. Yes.
s.r. certainly do must be quick
The Green Wizard went first 20 tho
birds tie knocked on cvcryhoiy's door
n Whispering Forest and old orchard
and Bright Meadow and told each ono
tHc Trouble.
Instantly Chris Grow, BIN Blackhird,
SlIly sparrow oliver OuoIo. Oscar Owl
Casper ,aibrI Theodore Thrush Fan
ry Flicker U.ludu B,uelrd. Bobhio
Robin. Wuh,mul Wren Harry Hum
mlueBrd and lots of others flew 10
OBJ. place fhr fog was and began 10
fAn th.u wings
NcNt .H, Grrau Wizard went 20 the
butterflies soon Sis Silvorspot and
sammy Skipper and Dave Dusky. Wing
and Polly Painted lldv and all the 9th.
OBJ butterflies flew uft To- help. Such
ilpp.ne of wings as there was
They t.ew tho fog away and the
Twins continued their Journey.
tIo b. Coutuurdl
copyright 1899. NEA Scrylce)
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-19
Nahsitl River tn be Bridgcd.
Special 20 The News

CANADIAN. Got Is Material has
','u shipped and wors is expected to
h'Eir within ."w DAVIS upon thc con.
situation ut a. steel aud concrete bridge
to-s thu Nash.u river fifteen miles
fh'1sl ot Canadian The bridge viii
Ic $3.50 f".I long. consisting of three
sI1rs. The Texas highway commission
w,i soon hu,ld bridge ON the upper or
west crossing. which when complete
"Ili Civ, Ilemphil county perhaps tho
best t.td system u the Panhandle. as
ov.rr Hram of any size win Doe
Iri,rod.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-19
PANHANDLE DIRECTORS
CALLED TO CONFERENCE

The Southwestern Business Confer.
cuco viii meet in Waco November ..
according to word received "Wednesday
10y Secretary W a. Blanton ot the Pan.
hndloplius Chamber OF Commerce.
THE three Panhandle directors. Mr..
I1nton Frank r. llmison and SAM
liruswrl OF Clarendon have not vet de-
,dcd whether they will attend the meet.
Ing They have been sent notices mg.
Irg their attendance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-19
OUR RED CROSS IN EUROPE

l1bute has been paid 10 the
work OF the American Red Gross
m Europe by even the head of 4
lar Moslem community who. az
ter seeing with his own eyes, is
said 10 have written that the
United States had been created IN
order that "out Of compassion and
charity" II might do good to hu
manity." This. is addition 10 the
grateful Acknowledgements OF SO
many races and nations OF Eu-
rope, may be said 10 complete the
testimony showing that the "a
X I. carried on in Europe the
greatest crusade OF mercy the
world has ever known. The sub.
Jeet IS once more topical in cen
sequence OF the cable dispatch
from Paris reporting the with
drawal of the organization from
Europe, where its benefactions
VIII long be remembered.
j, is stated tina, the creates,
undertakings 81 the American
ked Cross IN Europe during and
since the World War cost more
than half 4 billion dollars. but this
sum by no means represents all
mat was contributed. II does not
include voluntary labor without
charge OF millions Of Americans
representing practically every
community IN the United States.
The extent Of the gift OF America
70 Europe IN the form OF Red
cross can not be measured in
terms Of money. We may well
pellc's that the work "a . va:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-19

area from the Baltic TO the Flu
pirates, as the report says, has
left an enduring impression on
billions oi grateful hearts"
Though the great organization OF
mercy will now be formally with
drown from overseas. it IS stated
that it viii continue to give aid
here and there IN response 10 ur-
gent calls.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-19
Panhandle News
TahnLl 10 IIl,c lralernil, liam.

Fahohi to Have Fraternity Hall.
Special 90 The News
iAlIpkN D0t lS-Nt q io!nt meet.
ns bore %. Do, WO"omon ct pa, World
uHU .Hp ujeuynNHnt order OF uid Eel.
lows 10 was unanimously decided 10
bHld hl'l for q meeting place for
.HD" fw' uuI,g-. Their" has urcn no
iFEuhr meeting place Cor the lodges
,rr th,H h1.l was destroyed bv fro
.m, weeks .g. Th, new ban viii o.
r.'r fhc second story %, new brick
.t.soes building foo hr built On the
.''f aIdr uf .Ia square
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-19
Go on with the Story
CHATTER ILL

WTHEN eulntanG disappeared
w among the tAmanicks, Lev.
erett vehtured to rise TO his
knees. As he erouched there. peer.
ing after ouln,ana. a man came
swiftly out OF the forest behind him
aTd nearly stumbled over him.
Recognition was instant and mu.
tual as the man ;sfked the trap.rob.
her to his feet. stinlng tha muttied
yell IN bis throat.
i want that packet you picked I'd
on clueh's veranda." said Hal
Smith.
Many God" s,ammered Leyere,,.
"ouin,anS Just took It or me. lie
amt been gone a minute"
You uer'
Il amt lying. Look at his foot.
marks here In ths mudr'
"Qu!ntana!'
"Ysas. ouin,ana, He'tuk my,xun.
too"
Which wayr" whispered smith
Hereby. shaking Leverstt I'LL his
Jaws waEged.
Drowned Valley. 80 Lenme
l0Ose'-l'm chokln'-"
Smith pushed him aside.
you rat" he said. "lt you're iy.
Ing to me III come back end se,ce
your affair. And KloonS. tooS"
"Culn,aaa shot Jake aoc ~,
him into sink.holer - .c,ci
Leyere,t. breaking down aui sob.
b!ng: oh. Gswd-Caw~i-he's
down under all tina, black n.sd with
his brains spillln out"
But Smith was already ,cuae, run.
mag lightly along the s,rb ~ OF foot,
priais which lea strai .si away
across slime and sphAsn' M toward
the head o; Drowned Va key.
In the firs; clump OF hard wood
trees Smith saw ouiatsnA. lie had
halied and he was fumi aing at tbs
i~ine which bound q ns.L. paper
wrapped packet
tie "a no, start VITA Smith,
sharp wHrniuK stFnck h.s ssr;
~Doht novel I've gOt sssu over my
rife Quiu;snaf'
Oulnishss fingers bsi Instant,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-19
MEMBER or THE ASSOCIATED
ppEqa
NOTlCK TO THE PUBLIC

Any erroneous reflection upon the
character. standing. or reputation OF
any Individual. firrn. concern or cor
pcration. that may appear In the col
umns OF The News. win be gladly cor
rected. when called TO the attention Of
the editor II 10 not the intention OF
this newspaper 10 wrongfully use or
iniurs any Individual firm. concern or
corporation. and corrections viii b
made where warranted 40 prominently
No was the wrongfully published refer
encs or articlaL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-19
Special to The Nsvs

PANiA oct. lS-,lr. Fields. cusl.
nc,r ot the Tcvas Highway depart.
rcrt. called on Mayor i g. Reid and
In 90 cross the Canadian river. where
The bridge site win be 90 go 10 plemons
Goo 'hcc'. no ON government material
tlat The counties have ON hand and
check up on the condition each county
a Etcping their machinery in.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-19
l.oclney Editor Takes Prize.
Special 20 The News

iOCkNEN, oct 7 IT, Editor Ben j..
Smiih 81 the Beacon here. was q win.
ncr 90 the Dallas fair with his Partridge
NNando'io chickens. taking fourth and
tuth DoclUcl ont of o. olass of 20 OnN
one Other breeder lu the state beat tb.s
record
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-19
~ ATlfl
Down with y

I'LL LET YOU TAKE A MOD.
EXT PEEP AT THE FLAMING
JEWEL"
relieved Inn OF two automa;lcs and
a dirk.
stay put" he said sharply. a.
Quin'ana started 20 turn his head.
Then he picked Up the packet with
lis loosened string. slipped Il inio
his side pocket. gathered together
the arsenal which had decorated
Quntana. and 20. loaded with
weapons. walked away few PAGES
and seated himself on a fallen los
Here he pocke,ed both automa,ics.
showed the sheathed dirk into his
belt. placed the captured ride handy.
after examining the magazine. and
laid his own weapon across his
knees.
You may turn around now. ouin.
tana." be said amlsbly.
Oultana lowered his arms aud
started TO rise.
sit DOWN said Smith.
onl,ana seated himself on the
moss. facing Smith.
Now. my gay and nimbie thimble-
rigger." said Smith Ecnially. while
! take ten minutes rest well have a
little polite conversation. Or. rather.
a mono,ogue Because I doar want
10 hear awning from YOU
lie settled himself comfortably on
the los:
lie; me assemble Tor YOU. senor
ouiatana. the interesting history OF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-19
Cotton Rooms business

B. LolpApN oct 1S-Thc market.
inr ~ more than 1900 bales az cotton
hn' boz th" hsf 800 DAYS has had "a
iiauk 'd .uiW'uo, con- business curdi.
lions. Tho cotton money. which has
averaged about 5000 per day. has not
ou.y stimulated business aud put the
tanners In better financial standing.
"ti conditions uo 500 much better than
N'i' anticipated 40 DAYS ago that farm.
'is and business mon alike are greatly
nr,.Itugsd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-19
tarwclI 10 Gct Improved Service.
Special 10 The News

FAl'WtLL. oct 1S-Plans gro now
uuccr way for the purchasing ~ "a new
wtmp. 'hr building of a reserve tank
'nn the rcWstlng OF the elevated tank.
20 insure good water pressure. 10 is
AIMED now 90 organize a volunteer
ii,, department.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-19
riainyicH Has New street Lights.
Special 20 The News

lLAiNNlEW. oct. 49, New light
fixtures have been Installed To- tho
down town section her which are % dc.
,tsd Improvement The new fixtures
ar' equipped with rcflcolors and are 20
arranged that The street intersections.
Vhcre the light is needed most. are wei
LAlt.1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-19
By Stanley


pose In the packet In my pocket,
In the FIRST place. as you know.
Monsieur Quln,ana. the famous
Flaming Jewel and the other gems
contained IN this packet OF mine.
belonged TO Her HiShness the Grand
Duchess Theodorlca or Es,honla
Very interesting. More interest.
Ing stIll-along comes Don Jose
Qulntana and his celebrated gang Of
international thieves. and steals
from the Grand Duchess o; Ia.
thonIa the Flaming Jewel and all
her rubles. emeralds and diamonds.
Yes?"
Certainly" said QuIniana. with a
polite inclination OF acknowledg.
ment.
"Bonl Wen. then. stlll more In.
teresting TO re!ate. gentleman
named Cllnch helps himself to these
famous Jewels How very careless
Of you. Mr.. Quintana"
Careless. certainly" assented
Quintana politely.
We'll" said Smith. laughing.
"Clinch was more careless s,lll. The
robber baron. Sir Jacobus Kloon.
swlped-as Fro!ssart has 1.-THE Is.
thonian gems. alI. under agreement
to deliver them to YOU. | suppose.
thought better OF It and attempted
TO abscond. do you get me. Herr
Qu!niana?"
-. =. -. -. - -.
Eyes. ard you go, Jake Kloon. I
hear" laughed Smith.
No"
Didn't you XIII Kloon'"
NO"
'oh. pardon. The mistake was
natural You merely robbed Kloou
and Lsverett. You should have
killed them"
Yes" said ouln,ana slowly. Il
should have. II wa my mistake"
"slgnor Quintana. Il IS human FOR
the human crook 10 err. Sooner or
later he always does u. And then
the Piper comes around holding out
two itching palms"
Mr.. Smith," said Quin,ana
pleasantly. you are an unusually
agreeable gentleman for a thief
regret that you do not see your wly
to an amalgamat.on OF Interests
with myself"
As you say. Qu!niana mea. I arm
somewhat unusual. Tor example.
what do you suppose am going TO
10 with this packe; In my pocket"
Live" replied cuiniana tersely.
Live. certainly" laughed Smith.
but no, on the proceeds OF this
coup de.main- Non past am go.
ing 10 return this packet 10 It's
rightfui owner. the Grand Duchess
Thcodorica OF Es,honia- And what
DO you think Of that. oulntans7"
Quiniana smiled.
You do not believe me-" inquired
Smith.
Qulntana smiled again.
"Allons. bonr' exclaimed Smith.
rising. ITS the unusual thu, hap
pens In life. my dear Quiniana. And
now we'll take a little inventory Of
these marvellous gems before We
part SIT very. very still. Quln.
tana--unles. you want TO lie stiller
stin. I'll ls, you take a modes,
peep at the Flaming Jewel" busiiy
unwrapping the packet-'just one
little peep. Qulntana-"
lie unwrapped the paper. Two
cskes Of sugar-miik chocolate lay
within.
Qulntana turned white. then deep
~. heavily red Then he smiled In
CHASTITY fashion.
Yes" he said hosrseiv. 'as you
have Just said. sir. u 10 usually the
unusual which happens In the
world"
tContinued In Our Next is>usl
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sheriff lect NIarrics.

sTE\TFoED. oct 1N--Edward
E,hic sheriff elect OF sherman Coun.
F and A.is> Eskio King OF Suatford
were married in Pueblo. Colorado. Got.
Oh. The marriage came a. t complete
go prise To- acqniu,auccs here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-19

Statistics show women have
charge OF spending 30 per cent OF
the money IN circulation and we
can prove il.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-19
El5EIm%N

Wherefore. o king Ag-ippa. Z was
not disobedient unto the heavenly
dSion.-.icts e6:ls
The more readily We admit tho
possibility - our own cherished con.
flctlons being mixed with error, the
more vital and helpful whatever IL
eight IN them VIII become; and M
error 81 ~ concinsveiy fatal as tbs
siea that God viii not allow uE "a
an. though De- has allowed other mea
a do sa.-Iohn Ruskin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-19
>tolrn Car Recovered.
Special 20 The News

sii5NEO, N. Ort. lS-A Dodge
ur belonging to H. o. Baker, which
W.. stolen from Dos house last week.
v, found .r hadN damaged condition
JHf south of here Three local boys arc
".H .u ibn county I1l as suspects.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-19

Ralsuh famous bandit. has
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