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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04

that would cause the average man Ia
give Mp In despair.
Mr kimbrough Is survived by his
widow. Mrs. Alice McDcraId Kim.
hrough. Five children survive, as fol.
lows Mrs. Mary Harry. ITO Van
kuren Street. Amarillo: Miss wnlye
kimbrough. Amarillo. now IN Johns
hopkins Hospital. Baltimore. Mary.
land; Mrs. W. J. RutIedge. Jr. Dallas.
sradiey ID. kimhrouHh. Amarillo. and
Harris NJ. Kimbrough. attorney OF
Dallas
brother. George W. Kimbrourb.
yves In Tennessee. and n sister. Mrs
r. a. Lane. In Cincinnati. Ohio. The
family residence Is ut ITO Van Buren,
Street.
bradiey ID. Kimbrough. son and ju.
p'or member 81 the law firm with hin
father. left hast night. accompanied nv
~ Z. Pipkin. local attorney. for n,l.
part 10 bring hack the body. which win
arrive here on the early morning train.
Funeral services will De held her.
either Wednesday morning or after.
noon according 10 present arrange.
menis.
Mr. kimbrough was teacher Of In.
'Ierean bible Class IL the First BAPTIST
' hnrch. and his scholarly interpre,a.
mons 81 the lessons won him MANY
friends. 'S
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
s'latesnal Baths Restore
Health TO Local Citizen

4. ". wischen of $40 y. Gayoso NJ.
New Orleans. La. writes o. Tyrrell'
Hygenic Institute q New York as fol
l~ms.
:. AS 10 what ne Cascade has don.
for me. ,ar rs uir' I suffered with
M fl,aaash lng tlIne. After running
i.stfl eg'r De- ior &. another. and afte,
tin-4l-ins az least twenty doctors. and
ss'a' u the ieadiDg doctors q my city,
al n!th the execution % one Of them.
wanted 20 op.rate on me. I was so sisk
that ] even went 20 Hot Springs. Ark
bat got no relief. 80 al las; made
up my mind To Use the Cascade. as YOU
Instructed and went along using 1, for
drugs az all. !, II about three years ago
that ] started. since then I have mo-,
spent cent for drugs. ana n feel .
hftis out ~ the way. 90 have a head
ache or cold. ] just fall hack on II
sud u never GOES hack on me. I would
not rnrt With u for any amount Of
money"
The J.B. l. Cascade" cIeanse- the
lower Intestine It's entire length and
keeps u always free Il poisonous waste
Thousands testify that Constipation,
inairesfion. stomach Troubles. Bilious
ness. Headache and all the many ser
ious troubles v hich they cause ar. nh.
sotnseiy relieved and prevented by this
Nature Treatment The city Drug q,
van siasiiy explain 10 you the simple op
eraii"n - the y. l.. L. Csscade." why
" u 40 certain In It's results. and viii
eve you free az cost. an interesting
hsfie ssak containing the results a. the
EXPERT res II d.. chas a. Tyrren %
New f"rl' eho was a sIrcialis, ON In.
fesfinal Comp sinis for 2s years In thai
city. Why not ~ tn cut a. a remind
~ 10 set this book a. son as pos=lhle
ksmsiai "a. please. u l. fr~..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
CAMPBELL SAYS
He Is LIKE A
BRAND new man
He Has Never Seen Any.
thing to Equal the Way
Tanlae Built Him Up, De.
clares Houston Man.

ITS n mystery to me what was N,
matter with me. hut whatever II wa,
was very serious and Tanlac IL the only
thing That has ever done me- any gus-i.
said Jerry T.. Campb.li. 3l0s Centci
81. Houston. Texas
Nothing ! ate agreed with NJ. and
! had frequent headaches. my hlci;
across my kidnoyss hurt me dr,adfully,
and had an intense pain In my icft
SID" al III" time. ! tried everything aud
cut my diet down o. almost nothing. |
was operated on twic, ton. but I still
continued "a - down hill
since inking Tanlac ! am like a dlf
iercni man. ! Eat anything 1 want
never hay. h'adaoho aud that awful
pain u gene out 81 my side. Another
fine thing ~ that never hav. In my
NE seen anything a. equal the way
Tanlac IL building me up"
Tanlac II sold In Amarillo by the
Randall Drug 60.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
nuRBaNEs BErrEH GARDEN TIPS
CROSSING FLOWERS
ARTICLE M. !.

the brush transfer the pollen 10 N,
second bloom. Next mark carefully
with string or cloth the flower used
In the experiment so that there viii ~
no mistake when the seed IL collected.
Sometimes a small paper sack. such
~ can h. gotten at any grocery. u
placed over the plant to prevent seed
loss.
After The flower has seeded carefully
snye The $50 and rplani.
Watch IN result II may surprise
you.
~ conrsc, for SURF results. selection
or the hest plants from each variety
Tor seeds b. ~ more Importance IN Oh.
iaining the perfect garden" hut cross.
ing The varieties il interesting and like
the prospecior for sold give. now zest
Ia the garden plot.
rhe End
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
DALLAS lAWLESSNESS
ATTACKED BY GOVERNOR
lcoNTINuEp FRoM rAGE oXEl


fiicial forces Of your city and county
ha"e not been able 20 hfirg to the hlr
~ justice ever one IL 'hns. paTticipt a.
ms In this unlawful practice To ASSIST
Ia capturing these offenders against N,
law. II seems 10 me i.ia. the entire q;
f!cial family at Dallas. "a It's inability
10 get results would ghniiY welcome Tho
al ~ the rangers. In uCd,tion to tais
Particular cnafatter .f iawlcssness-s
I am advise that bpytlcpgers folllw
ih,ir vocation daily In your city. and
That ganbliag houses ant oth.r Hex.
gathering places can b" found on many
4 your streets.
Il realize full well thni the rangers
can do but little Ia behalf Of law and
order except as they wurK IN syinIa.
theiic and active corporation with local
peace Officers. Therefore. would hest.
tate tn take any step that did not meet
With the hearty approval of those Ia
your city and county. who. az officers,
are charged with the responsibility u
seeing that the laws are enforced. 1
stand ready at all times To- serve Ia
the name u the law"
,Slgned',
1NT. VI. NEFF, Governor"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04

Ger for . testimonial II you wish, as
eannot say too much about what your
nseeicsne he's lone for me and for rs
laughter. Mrs. Wn. s. HUGHES,
Gfeenyilis, Delaware.
Mcthers andoftentimesg rsndmothers
have taken and have learned the value
Of Lydia T. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. So they recommend the medi.
cine 10 others.
The best test Of any medicine IL what
u has done for otherS For nearly fifty
pears Ne have Published letters from
inDthers, daughters. and women, young
and odd. recommending the Vegetable
Compound. They krew what il did for
ehem end are glad 20 tell others. In
yesr own neighbofhood are women who
know Of IL great value.
nothsu.:sssght Why not try III
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
Baylor Alumni of
Amarillo Raising
Funds for Chapel

Alumni Of Baylor University in ANA.
rio are raising funds for the build
ing campaign. \ committee composed
81 {. Y. Atwood. Mrs. ". ". Cox. Mrs.
tarl Fuqua. Paul T. vickers and ]. q.
bnrkhal,er will receive contributions.
Mr.. Atwood. chairman OF the commit.
tee explains that subscriptions may
~ made now and payment deferred un.
W June !, 1899. Nov. !. 1922. and
March /. 1928.
The subscriptions must all be made
w "wednesday night. This money il
'.'hg ralssd to rebuild Carroll Chapel.
which burned few weeks ago. Mr.. Al.
wood says there are about so former
fayior students In Amarillo who are
'NI'cted 20 make pledges 10 the fund.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
NEWS WINS
AT DALHART

last week M Daihari. DR. J. y. Num-
publisher ~ .h" Amarillo Daily News
was successful In the suit III Webster
vs. Num-. n suit filed In the district
court Of Dalham county. arising from a
political publication In the Amarillo
i'aiiy Views DR.. Mum was given an
instructed verdict by the court. This
u the second suit II the kind which
has been won ay DR.. Mum. and IN both
eases the court awarded him an In.
structed verdict.
In the Webster case he was repre-.
scented by his general attorneys. Kim.
brought. Adkins and Kimbrough OF
Amarillo and his special attorneys for
The ease. Taium and Strong 81 Dllhart
the plaintiff was represented by X. 4.
Of Dalhart.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
THREE BRONCS
ARE Sold TWO
ARE RELEASED

Special 10 The News
SAN ANGELO. April NV tho terms
OF n deal contaminated Saturday b
telegraph. n. II. Mckay OF Ferris, G.
j.. uudl Lewis u Forncy and Ludlow
Kelly ~ Beaumont. have been sold nv
the San Angelo Baseball club q. the
West Texas League 10 sherman, "A
member Of the Texas oklahoma circuit.
The transaction involved several hun.
drcd dollars.
Mckay played first base for Tho
Bronchos last season and led the club
IN hitting during the second hail ~
u cfi'handor. Lewis wis third hi.o.
man. and didn't miss game all tho
year. He also halted n fair clip.
Skipper Reynolds Saturday released
Pitcher u. r. Cope II Norton. end out.
fielder Leslie j. Brands 81 southcr.
land Springs. This Sill leaves nine
twilerr In camp; kocke. McGee. Nuns,
Ludwick. Craig Smith. Bicylns, An.
derson and Casey.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
GLENN KILLINGER IS
REAL DISAPPOINTMENT

NEW YORK. April 3.-Glenn Killing.
er Mighty touted college recruit. has
,aii.d 70 make the big league grade.
I've mas been sent 10 Jersey City in the
International League.
kiilinser at the present time 4. fnr
, ,s rom major league class In
'ne opinion Of Manager Higgins.
rhe Penn State star. however. must
Ne carried BY the New York club for
ono year When he signed with the
,ansees number OF major leaeu.
o'nns were dickering for his services.
the Greatest weakness OF RirInser
= AZ me hat. II doesn't seem as N
.. would ever he able TO hit major
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
b. Luther burbank
Worlds Greatest s.-entilc Agflcul.
fnrisf.

worlds Greatest sAentifc Agflcul.
turist.
Once productive garden has been
raised. many amateurs take keen de-
iEht IN attempting crossing expert
msnis 10 obtain new varieties.
Can the beginner DO 'hisf Il n quos.
fion often asked. With n little care
and proper selection ~ experiments he
can. For some this starts as mere
'fun'' only 90 later result In careful
study and splendid results.
The equipment of the layman who
wishes 20 Ia crossing plants In his
own garden should be---a fine camsrs
hair brush and n magnfylng glass.
Possibly the POPPY is the hest plant 10
seieci In beginning. though the Ietunla
and sladiolus are also good.
sdtrt fiuwer of one pure color.
such as white. yellow or red Take
year brush and. aided nv your magnl
Tying glass. carefully remove pollen
from the flower. Note that II sticks
70 the brush hairs. Now select n flow.
er Of efficient shade and. again using
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
CITYBRIEFS

Learn q word every day--Today' :
word u iNcTTE
It's pronounced inslic. with accsn,
on the hast syilsble.
u means--to stir up. ~ urge on. io
spur m a. rouse. 90 insiigais. 10
ifonIfI
u comes from--i@iiin "incltaTe." o.
rouse
Companion words-lncltant. iprlia.
lon Indictment.
lis used Ike this-"Gandhi was nll
a h''hhSe he was accused ~ melting
= he people of lndia 10 rebelliun."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04

NV wv
nesitagingly and grs
cicusiy replied. II
shar a. more thu
del'c 90 do - n
h a ssry sirple mat
ter Ply I'd fore
most al ute cieanil-
ness h an imp stant
factor. ] olss lse my
face thoroughly with
Liska cc'l cream.
after vhish I use a
nmr'e fdiet prepar.
alton caiied DerwiIlo.
l always apply this
before goiag cut
Anyone can beau.
tify their complexion
N they will use th..a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
COUNTRY CLUB DINNER
DANCE Is SET TONIGHT

The first Country Club dinner dane.
WI We held tonight. Dinner will he
s"'N'n RON ESQ 20 \ and dancing will
~ rom ';Se 10 II. These dinner dances
wiz W given each firs, Trssd,v ,rd
,h'rd saturday Of each month. The sirst
. .''' dince, an Easter Ban. viii be-
given April n.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04

the Texas coast.
Crops Helped.
Jefferson Il nearly watsrbound ON ac
count ~ the Three Cypress rivers and
all small streams In the vicinity are
cut Of their hanks. Black Cypress Il
higher than IN years, the COLORADO river
rose six feet.
crops were reported benefited In
many sections. The starting u streams
placed good season ON the ground In
Tom Green. Runncls. Concho. schlsich.
or. Sutton. Crockett. Irion. Sterling.
Coke and other counties.
All the moisture II soaking into the
soil. besides the farmer. the stockman
was declared 10 h. aided by the general
dOwnpour. Early wheat making. start.
ms row crops cotton planting. the nut
ting ~ corn IN the ground. were very
optimiatic Some crop damage was re-.
ported hso. but In lesser degree.
The entire Panhandle was reported
covered By soaking rains.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04

some i1tefnaltrOublf
|sscver since The frs,
tine her sicknesAap-
pearcd abe had 10 x
10 bed and even had
70 quit school once
Tor a week. | slways
take Lydia +. PINK
hams Vegetable
Compound myself 80
l gave u 10 her and
abe has received
great benefit fromit.
You can nae this let.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
BEAUTY ADVICE

LIS tNGEiEs. rtI--whsn Ruth
Roland. ihr beau'''al actress. was inter.
v'swed and e-tri u she would h. will.
ING To tel iii' f-a'iers q this paper how
she kept hrr cuupieSion ~ youthful and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
Mr.. %. l. adkins. whose husband

'ec'n'ly moved 20 Amarillo and bscam.
member of the law firm ~ Kim.
rough. Adkins and Kimbrough. was In
Nn'arillo last week for several DAYS as
ne gues' 81 Mrs. e. ~. I.ockhar, and
ther friends. While here she was In
crested In the selection 81 home for
he Adkins family who anticipate per.
nanehtly moving from Higgins to Anna.
ilio about the first ~ May.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04

Ahn">t every toilet counter
The first application of D.rwillo will
ss'onith you. a. u gives the skin a
youthful appearance and a clear baby
rstness every r0rmal woman Graves.
III ycu wish a. h family have q bsau,i.
fsi rosy'ah bite coiupiexion and soft un.
~finkict skin. try Derwiilo and you
VIII b. { lshifully surprised. For sale
NJ the fciiet counters of all department
and dIug siores. including the Randall
kaa ths g.. . n Goa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04

Hsme"ds; the KING % al gems. W.
kn"w them. Ne tfc them, We nur~.
ii,em. Ne seii thrsa oa in.tallmeuss.
Williams Jeweiry Co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04

!. W. Henderson of Twisv wa. nm
amarillo visitor yesterday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
J. F. BROMER1, D.

Amarilio's original chiroprae.nr. Es
,abiished five years. Complete X'Ray
service. Phons iozs.tSso New h~s
ton Western Building. across from the
court house.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
Tho sherman Rmssrst In q. I..u,

sunday March 90. carried n write IN
md fonr column cnt ~ the proposed
municipal building 10 be- erected in Anna.
rillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04

itre'i, who IN attending the College ~
liberal Arts and Science 81 the Uni.
,ersi,y 81 Illinois. Urhana. writes In
ri'nds here that she recently enjoyed
SEEING "Ths Beggars Opera" which re-.
emily came to America with Its original
cast.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
WHOLE STATE IS VISITED
BY HEAVY RAINS
the Texas coast.
Crops Helped.

CONTINUED PROM PAGE ONE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04

'"HF S"WN MS Nafuf IN
iecpine Panhandle land owners posted
m Conditions u evidenced by letter
eceiV'd here from Marion Am.s ~
@nih Bend. Ind. subscribing for the
npsr for year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
The IIoisl Pennsylvania register Of

View York lists " 4. Mobiles II Anna.
iillo as cues, on March q. according
iu copy received here
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
Mr. and Mrs. ). q. span returned y...

''riay from Falmouth. Nv. where they
we're called an account of the critical
Illness 81 the latier's mother. who al~,
saturday, March Is. They arrived q,
'alm"uih several davs before the death
{ Mrs spann's mother.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
The first elias, ini,Is,Iou nj Toe.

"" VHN t'itisfIon NJ 1877 ~
n" k"''"knhs i~'re. No 80. will no
aeh IN N" Odd Fellows Hall tonight M
10 o'clock A large class will b. mi.
ni'd' officers Of the lodge announced
Monday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
Wis Fv- Mmrl KIlleurh Ieft Last .irs,

'"r Fort Worth. where she Is a SUDDEN,
N TEXAS woman's College. after spend.
,ns ? lev DAYS with her father. DIR. II.
:. Klllough.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
T.. G. Flowers. A. =. workman ,,.,

\ Z. i.sggeit q Jackson. Mississlppl
'r" In Amarillo on roa,e 10 Ll,tlefield,
whete they hsv. farm and ranch build.
insH' They expect to Dc In Texas a week
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
W. H. KIMBR0UGH DROPS
DEAD IN 0AlHART COURT

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
,. 0. Shepherd. minister Tor The Anna

riho Church Il Christ. left Monday eve.
Ming fcr Lubbock. where NJ VIII mar.
tHiin'e IN a SERIES ~ meetings. From
mat point he goes 90 Fort Worth. m
which latter place he will conduc, !.
revival In the Central Church ~ Christ
continuing ron April 20 April "a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
Irdse aud Mrs. william Rave. ar.

Austin attending their son, William
University ~ T'xas student. who IL NJ
n diphthsria.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
IN ini'frs'inE mostinr af the Lion.

~" 'hi'fi"d today noon az tho
Amarillo Hotel when the contractor.
ana builders win have charge. Tn. fun
details 81 tn program have No, been
ahnounc. G. and u b. und.rsio, a tina,
some surprises are assured.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
Bss Clark was exlsiblsinx q beau,,fu,

le"iard skin lust rsceived from Jacp
Ramsey who h now In South America
.n we streets Monday. In addition 10
the lizard skin there were pei,s II 9th.
~ ANNALS In the collection. Mr.. Ram.
sey was forTosrly sheriff Of Roberts
county. and Is well known In Amarillo
ana other cities Of the ndle c,,un.
Wy he has been IN South America for
'he Iasi several years in the cattle busl.
ness.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04

s"dre ). &. Paul has returned svuu
m extended visi, In ssn Antonio ana
Mineral Wells he left here inerndl.r.Iy
following nm illness from the M and
returns entirely restored 20 health.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
Judge J.. Cough ~ Hereford. general

u '"uEH ~ Hfreford, eenrrsI
'F'd man i"r The American Farm Blu.
,''o fedrrs'ion. was IN Amarillo Mon.
my Tom Hereford Tn. objec, Of his
'isi was ths checking ~ membership
rei"rta covcrng 'he Panhandle and
fiains country. which h. rsporis a. he
M highly satis;actory.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04

'api. y. \. simpson and George
ryan - Clarendon were IN Amarillo
MONDAY from Clarendon. On route Ia
Gary county. where they win attend dis.
uici court NJ Lefors.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-13
|IALK PH|LA. Week
boosted IN PULP|TS
Pastors Of All Denominations
4 Take Leading Part in
Al Project -
PLEDGE AID TO CAUSE

.Talk Philadelphia Week" got into
~, swing today. and until next Sat.
\ stday night the city's greatness will be
lnphasizcd in theatre and pulpit, and
a numerous public affairs.
The campaign to boost the city was
1p.ued in the city's churches yesterday.
CIersymcn Of all denominations Joined
= proclaiming the fame Of America 3
r,atest city--greatest in historical as.
seiotions and greatest workshop Of the
,c,ld-.-calling upon their parishioners
!, s,ye impetus to a "Boost .Philadel- =
,A,a" campaign that will reach to the
=, corners of the civilized world.
Minister'S and laymen, assembled in
.Anrches, meeting houses and syna.
sosaes on sacred day, pledged their
y Generation to n sacred cause.-the de.
Snse of the name and fame Of their
bishop Thomas ]. Garland, Of the
protestant Episcopal Diocese Of Penn
.,lyania. in a statement called atten.
ian 10 the fact that Philadelphia stands
Ant as the "City of Churches" point
sbst has not been stressed in the
"Boost Philadelphia" publicity cam.
" A "City # Churches"
"In this city," said the Bishop,
"vhere the Swedish colony surrounded
N little place Of worship, and where
Wniiam Penn founded the city, q great
Ssal more should be made of the fact
-. 4. a., olso a s(,itv of Churchoa r.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-13
FALSE FIRE ALARMS
F, ,.. CAUSE MANS ARREST
sW With Detective Instinct Helps
Police Capture Suspect

William Houghton. who has room
on Twenty seventh street above Thomp.
ion, was arrested by Patrolman Kuhn
for pulling fire alarms, one at Sixty
fifth and Vine streets and later at Fifty
fourth street and Girard avenue. Fire
engines arrived in answer to the first
darn, but no five. A boy said he
had seen man break the glass, pull
tie lever, and walk. away. He thought
be could identify the man. by q large
streak Of dirt. on his coat. Then the
police began to look for a man with
q dirty coat N
An hour later. the Fifty fourth street
and Girard avenue alarm rang and
again the tiremen found that it was
pulled. box" Also they found Patrol.
man Kuhn in charge of Houghton,
who answered the description OF the
man wanted for ringing the alarm at
Sxty.ff and Vine streets. Hough.
ton said he was discharged fireman.
The police think it was hc who sent
In the three alarms at Fifty fifth street
and Grard avenue about ten weeks ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-13
FRANKLIN UNIVERSITY
URGED AS y. OF P.'S NAME
Students Newspaper Favors Change
Vim institutions Designation

Vim institutions Designation
The Pennsylvanian. daily publication
Of the University of PENNSYLVANIA, in
an editorial today favOrs changing the
name of the University to Franklin
University.
The paper points out. that there has
come from the alumni in many sections
an appeal for change in name and
mat the most unfortunate feature of
the present corporate name is that it
ton.
achievements of faculty members
snd others. y says the editorial. "are
often mistaken and accredited to the
wrong institution.
,, Precedent favors change tho
rehnsylvanian continues. when viewed
N COMPARISON with other institutions
which have been unfortunate at one time
lug another in crenting wrongful i'm.
PreSsions by corporate titles.
Even the thorough going Boston,
ian iahs confuse Pennsylvania with Penn
|nnete' The name of the University of
PENNSYLVANIA is not accurately distin-
!ulshed in the public mind and is too
frequently identified with the State, from
winch ii Is apart
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-13
WILL TELL OF NINE WORK
'"""ns Williams to Discuss Con.
ditlons Abroad

Graz. rSsoo.ao',ionS in the mills and mines Of
sill l. hrltain, France and Belgium
| Of Clerro,n lr discussed by Whiting Williams
|tnn'se n'e'Seitand. Std. at a meeting OF the Fore.
Philad0M,,Ino, under the auspices of the
hon Slonueiphla of 4, Association for the Discus.
eyen,nont Employment Problems, this
|audit"SS;, IN the Central High School
|of iaio" "illiams, who spent the summer
'And 900, as q laborer in the steel mills
IN inv"S,, mines OF this country, made
Earrisd hisation the next year which
rance , n,iH through England. Wales,