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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-13

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-13

fcoutlnaed On Pavaa Co.
Evening star., 1920-07-14
THE WEATHER..

The District Of Columbia and Mary
| liHnu--Thundereho probable to.
night ana tomorrow; not SO warm to-
morrow; gentle to moderate southerly
row.
! Virginia-Showers probable tonight
and tomorrow; not quite so warm to-
morrow; moderate southwest and
West Virginia - Thundershower ers
probable tonight and tomorrow: cool
er tonight in west portion; cooler to-
| morrow.
| Records for Twenty.Four Hours.
| Thermometer pm, IS; s pm, 81;
| u midnight. 73; am, IL; s pm. IS;
| IL noon. 81.
| Highest temperature. sS. occurred at
pm. yesterday; lowest Temperature
| Il. occurred at am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, SO; lowest, 20.
barometer-4 pm, 30.14; pm,
s0.12; IL midnight, s6.12; am, 30.os;
am, 3O11; IL noon. 3e.o5.
Condition Of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water
At am: Great Falls-Temperature,
IS; condition. 500.
Tide TabIes.
Compiled by United States coast and
seodetic survey.)
Today-Low tide, 12:l6 am. and
12:I1 pm; high tide, 5:13 am. and
5:42 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 1915 am. and
2:02 pm; high tide, 7:13 am. and
7:44 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose, $50 am; sun sets,
1888 pm
Tomorrow-Sun rises, "a am; sun
sets. 1893 pm.
Moon rises, 3:34 am sets. 6:21 pm.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset
Up-River Waters.
HARPERS FERRY, w. Va. July IA.
The Potomac river was slightly and
the Shenandoah very muddy this
morning.
weather In Various Cities,
Evening star., 1920-07-14

BAD WRECk-of the constitution
may follow In the track of n dtsor-
dered system. due to impure blood or
lnnctiSe liver. Don't run the risk.
Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Dis.
cosery cures all disorders and affcc-
lions due to impure blood or inactive
liver. The germs of disease circulate
through the blood: the liver is the
filter which permits the germs to
enter or not. The liver active. and
the blood pure. and You escape disease.
When you're debilitated. and your
weight below healthy standard. you
regain health and strength, by using
the "Discovery." Ii builds up the body.
Sold in Tablet or Liquid form. II
your dealer does not have IL. send so
cts. for the Tablets. DIR. v. NJ. Pierce.
Buffalo. n. Y.
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets resu-
late and fnvigorate stomach. liver and
bowels. SuGar-coated. tiny EranuIes.
easy TO take rs candy.
Evening star., 1920-07-14
Marriage Licenses.

4. Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Vincent P. Mcmahon and Louise C. RescoIa
sylvester d. Hopkins and Erma Moore.
Charies Roble and Grace V. Stanford.
Moses J. Fox and Madeline Johnson.
Leroy W. Hairston and Ruth NJ. Scott.
rutherford J. Dooley and Anna NJ. King.
raymond h. johnson and Eleanor II. Atkin-
son.
Willis Crockett and Macy r. Walker
william +. Simpson and Anita r. Orlando
Charles Il. Wells Of Fort Wayne. Ind. and
Carrie Wenger cf this city
Charles Cross Of Philadelphia, Pa, and
Mamie Knight
Davie $. Tapscott and Susie NJ Walsh.
Roy McGregor Of Phoenix, AriI. and Mabel
Jones of this city.
Abram F. Myers and Jessie NJ Can't
Evening star., 1920-07-14

All our exquisite organ
dies, fancy voiles and cotton
crepes, formerly priced to
$45, in one lot tomorrow at
twenty-five dollars. All
sizes.
Evening star., 1920-07-14

Special lot of beautiful
French and domestic voile
models, in all sizes. Some
hand-embroidered and others
trimmed with fine pearl but
tons and dainty lace.
Evening star., 1920-07-14
NOTED RAILROAD MAN DEAD,

BURLINGTON. Iowa, July IL
James c. Peasley. for many years
treasurer of the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy railroad. died at his home,
is survived by two daughters. Mrs,
F. A. Delano, wife of a former presi-
dent of the Wabash railroad. and
Mrs. Burlin, wife of a Chicago at.
torney
Evening star., 1920-07-14
Clearance of Grass and Fiber Rugs

9x12 Grass, regular value, s2l0o; special, $1150
8x10 Grass, regular value. $3.50; special. $975
exe Grass, regular value $12.75; special. .$e.75
3xe Grass, regular value, S2.e5; special. $3.50
30xe0 Grass regular value $1.75; special. .. .95c
liberal assortment to choose from in each size a,
Evening star., 1920-07-14
BIG LUMBER PURCHASE.
@1,ooO,ooo Paid for 100000, 900
Feet Of VIRGIN R.eduood

PORTLAND. Ore, July 14.-Pur-
cnase by Nebraska capitalists of the
holdings OF the American Redwood
Company in Mendocino and Sonoms
counties. California. is announced
The tract comprises 240oo s.r..
mostly virgin redwood. totsi;n~ 80
proximately 5o0,0o0,0 900 feet. ThA
Price p Is said to be in excess Of
Evening star., 1920-07-14
Births Reported.

The following births hare been reported "A
hours 'ou'
stillman J. and Kathryn W. McCathrsn. ho,
Claude F. and Beulah q. Gicker, siri.
Abraham and Kate Podolsky, boy.
Daniel Daniel r. and Catherine 9. Harry. boy.
victor and Bertha Bacas, kirl,
Jacob and Fannie Rubin, boy.
7: Edward and Margaeet NJ Connolly. boy.
zaemund and Sophia Radolinski, giri.
carries carries 4. ana glady. Edmonds. boy.
George and Jane Malas. eiri. W.
John NJ. and Edna 3. Sobotka, sfrl.
anthony and Anne Y. barry, boy.
christopher 8. and Ellen NJ. Cunninsham
Elmer N. and Lucille e. Wallace, boy.
Inomas +. and Gladys R. Kane, boy.
John A: and Ada Cecelin Barrett. sfrl.
James 3. and May Brand. girl.
John B. and May B. Simpson. boy.
John s. and Ella F. Gross, boy. wy
WHITES Wamiee L and d, Lillian a. Moore. boy.
Dellburt A. and Esther I, Kidweli H.,
Aiva r. and Edna NJ Kidwell, giri.
Edward G. and Rosena Fisher, girl.
Ensrles +. and Mary A. Brindenburr. sirl
John s. and Annie l.. Privott, Siri.
hin Sohn and Evelyn .. Angelo. girl.
I,auae t, w. ana Hazel A. Whitehead, boy.
Gserss Gseus. : ana "a agnes mes Coles, girl.
James and Mary Browning, siri. sA''
John and Mahala Langford. girl
Howard NJ. and Estelle Blackford, girl
Tohn Mi,l,am and ana nnId Mary Ferguson. boy.
Clarence and Loretta Landen, boy.
TT.aostone ana Catherine L. Baltimore girl
IIomas Idsn =. and Flossie Redman, boy.
walter and Josephine Hill, boy.
Aftnur and Clara Bonds girl.
Richard and Hattie Mathews. bov.
Daiias L. and Lillian Pauls. girl.
Evening star., 1920-07-14
Refrigerators at Special Prices

. Refrigerators at Special Prices
handru lbs ice eapaGy.
sIdas
eseamles dublew
Evening star., 1920-07-14
The Linen Shop

Further clearance sale Of Summer Dress
Fabrics Imported White Skirtings including pop
Inns. gabardine, herringbone and fancy striped
yarn mercerized fabrics of real character. SO
inches wide. Regular values, ST so to $500.
Special, Csc Yard
Fancy striped, dotted and mosaic all-white
Imported Organdie, permanent finish. a. inches
wide, regularly. $500 and 1925 yard
Special, $1.00 Yard
Imported White Pique, fine, medium and wide.
ready shrunken, 3e-inch; regularly 75c to S1-25
yard Special, 59c Yard
Imported White Voile. chiffon finish SO inches
wide, sheer fine grades, reduced as follows
Soc grade regularly, for r...-......... Sic yd.
Csc grade regularly. for 53c yd
s5c grade regularly, for eec yd.
s125 grade regularly, for. .S1oo yd
$1.50 grade regularly. for. S135
$1.75 grade regularly. for. or..-..-.--.. $135 yd.
$500 grade regularly, for. .$160 yd
$3.50 grade regularly, for. ..-....... $500 yd
S2.75 grade regularly. for. 1925 yd.
$500 grade regularly, for .S24O yd.
Evening star., 1920-07-14
Art Needlework Salon

Stamped pieces at greatly reduced prices.
Japanese Crepe Kimonos pink or blue stamped
In attractive designs for wool embroidery; req
ularly. $3.50 and $4.75. for $500 each.
Fine White Batiste Skirts. drop pique edge
Aounce, stamped for simple. but effective en-
broidery.
Regularly $375; reduced to....... 1925 Each
Regularly $500; reduced to- . =. 1925 Each
Shoe Bags Of tan Inene, pockets. reg
ularly, S1.75 and $2.25; for. 81 90 q $3.50 Ea.
Laundry Bags, tan or white. generous
size, S1.50 regularly; for. ...$1O0
Bag Tops and Handles
200 New Tops of oxidized sold-6nish.
silver-hnish and amber, attractive de-
signs and shapes. regularly $3.50,
$500. $2.25 and $3.50; for. .$l.10 Each
Regularly, $500, So 80. $3.75. $3.50. $475;
Odds and ends and discontinued stamped
pieces and models, u regular price.
Evening star., 1920-07-14
Palmetto Floor and
Table Lamps

These lamps are made from the tree Of
the Florida Palm, the shades from the leaf
of the palm, which makes a very pleasing
combination
Palmetto Floor Lamp, regular price,
$61OO: special - :. $4,000
Palmetto Floor Lamp, regular price,
$500; special .s28.7s
Palmetto Floor Lamp, regular price,
$1,000; special $3.50
Palmetto Table Lamp. regular price,
Palmetto Table Lamp, regular price,
$500; special ................ $3.50
(The above prices include shades)
Evening star., 1920-07-14

9x12 Fiber. regular value. $20.75; special. 1925
8xl0 Fiber regular value, $3.50; special. $ss5
6x9 Fiber, regular value $e.75; special $3.50
4x7 Fiber, regular value. $500; special .$3.s5
grade
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
New Police Rifle
Interests Roach

sheriff Burton Roach dos n'' pro
nose a. De- caught mapping II the Grim"
wa. should reach amarillo u" is writ
tnr for data on the new police rifle.
which Is - frriyfivc guagc and u said
To shoot 1900 times per minute which
makes 3; -emi.uachine gun affair.
Tho sheriff gives :, az his opinion tn;
no country IL goiug 60 experience a To-
4 trouble with criminals before a."
rrcs NJ r.ign u nu,,awry IA crushed
b. fears that the success the bandits
are meeting with in a majority q h.
Stances. viii tmbnlden them to continue
N D. deptcii ions and others 10 Join
N m. H. says that there are a few
hard looking homhrcs hanging around
amarillo now: he doesn't know wheihc'
hes have any bid Intentions or not
1u, II thy have he means 10 be PIE
.rarad fcr thCm.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
Mortuary


SrNN AkER- Mrs \, W. S'alnak'
er died a ~. Anthony's Sanitariun yes
,orday morning at n o'clock. followine
an illness u three weeks.
She vas born In Dallas county In 1850
was married IN isse and r,nlaiB'd there
with her husband until iSsS when they
ram" o. Amarillo and have lived on
their farm twelve miles nor,hcas; q
town AID engaged IN farming and live
stock raising since.
Tho body viii rest NJ thr Grlggs
undr rial1ing parlors from ten o'clock
this morning until two this afternoon.
a; which time funeral services win BE-
held ~ the Origgs' undertaking. leiiors.
Vcy y v. brooks. officiating Tho pail
lssarsrs viii De. " = Chestnut. g. y.
ge.d,r. ST.. T W Barnes. Ernes, Hess.
10 X Gilyin and W. n Fuqun.
Surviving relatives are her husband.
\. ". Sulnakcr.. a daughter. Miss
Catherine. n SIN. Thomas. a sister. Mrs
:. + Buchanan. II Dallas: ard a broth
e.. T J Marsh. also ~ Dallas. all 81
whom were with her during her last
Illness
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23

over this route during the coming
summer.
The Colorado-to-Gulf travcrses
some Of the best country 90 be
found in the states II serves. and
there is every reason why the
people along the route should be
anxious 10 make il the best high
way in all the country. \ net
work al roads and trails come into
For, Worth from the East. Tour
lists from these. going 10 the
Mountains of either New Mexico
or Colorado. will find their most
direct route over his oldest Of
all" organized highways. Nj
that is needed is 60 give them DEF
mite assurance that il Is IN con
dition for fast travel.
This road has been neglected
by many OF the counties through
which 1t passes up 20 the last
wear or two. \ concerted cam
paign looking TO it, Improvement
bv each of these counties and re-
sul,ing in the putting mp Of prop.
or markers. ought 60 result ~
greatest Improvement within the
next few months.
Potter county is planning {,
hard-suriacc the road It's eu,ir,
length through the county, and
while all OF the counties will mol
be in a position 20 take like Step'
Immediately. they can at least
see that the road Is well graded
and properly drained. with GOOD
bridges and culverts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
Postoffice Keys
Reported Missing

Acting Postmaster J. =. Roderics
states that hc has beer receiving ~
unuruslly large number II inquiries
rel1tiye % lns' poStoffice keys durina
the past few weeks and requests that
anyone who may find key % any -
the lock boxes turn same IN AZ tn
window % the north end q the lobby
In order that q may b. placed IN the
box % The renter AR R0dorick staie'
that postofare key n easily dist.n
guished and that Il II common courtesy
that due from man ~ man that ihev
bc returned In % the officials Il H.
pO.iofficc.
There are four ~ets = keys m.ssinl
now that have been lost since Satur
day. and Il Wil not only BE- appreciated
by The losers hut hy the dcparimcD'
as well Il they are returned.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23

Years as peace officer. he never ~
ctmc hardened against humankind.
IT, remained human being whi"
complying with the ,hiiios ~ his al.
flro and never was known 81 unduly
~ nc,dlcs,ly humllA,o a person in his
custody.
Although very busy man Mr..
Hughes found time for 1fnlation with
Christian and fntorual organization.
iIr was for MANY years member -
the Methodist church tho I1sons. th"
Elks and Woodmcn ~ the World
Prominent officers and members II the
various orders will Join the pastor ard
members ~ the church IN lonorug
the memory ~ this noble man loved
and honorrd throughout tn bruld cir.
Gle ~ his acquaintance. NJ. Hughes
was a man who lowed his friends and
" ne was conscious uf having enc.
mics this fact was never known. Tor
D.. never mentioned any such.
Active palihoarcrs are Tom Curric.
James -. Gulsk'. Lon BovCr -. z. "a.
van. Clarence Ware and j ". kcctuu.
all from tho inner circle ol friends OF
Mr.. Hughes aud hi family
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
JOHN +. HUGHES
GOES To REWARD
FORMER SHERIFF ~ CITY DIES
AFTRR BaIEF ILLNESS
on PNEl N0NlA.

John y. Hughes AGED siNty-'irht
died harry Tuesday morning O., ma
home. iiI0A Hughes street Of pnru'
mon,a. f.llowing 10 brief illness Inter.
msnt In Llluu cemetery "Wednesday
morning. following funeral srrvos
conducted by Rev r. T. Hr1oAe pas
tor ~ the Folk Street Methods
church. az thu r,s.dcnrc 81 ar. anf
Mis-. Prank T.. buckingham. nos
Madison street. "a 10 o'clock N the
forenoon. Mr. Hughes. whose w.ic.
Lucy +. Iugh,s. died here early in
1917. IL survived by four daughters;
Mrs. J. n. Boyce. Dalhau; Mrs. FnnS
n. Buckingham. Amarillo. Mrs. " =.
Kinkhrad Amarillo. Mrs. y II. So"
valid. Ir.. Amarillo: and four sons
Charles z. Hughes. Rake. Montana,
Luther Hughes Iircckenrltsc; Lucien
Hughes. Amarillo. Kenneth Hughes.
Amarillo. an ~ waum were present
Tor the funeral.
A native ~ Talspou county. Alt
hama. Mr.. Hughes as o mere boy go
moved with his parents from the state
~ his nativity 20 Texas and livcc
considerable umc In Red River county
Texas. Thirty years ago Mr.. Hughes
and his family came 20 Amarillo.
since which time hc has been eloseiN
identified with the Interests 70 this
city and section lie was engaged ~
livestock growing during the years
Immediately following his residence az
this point bat later this was aha1.
dored and h. entered public he hav-
irr served as sheriff and tax collector
Of Potter county twelve years conscc-
utively. and until the two s:.tions
held by him were divorced nv law.
Quitting public Office Mr. Hughes en-
tered the real estate business. giving
much attention 20 his own land. a con
siderable. area 81 which attsched to tn
western l,ounda ries OF IN, city.
Than J. T. Hurhrs. ro nan w'
more widely known and popular ~
tho entire Amarillo country ". was
zen riass officer oi the law. mover tax
ing Classification as gun sheriff.
For the most part. h" went unarmcl
but WIS always successful IN haRdling
even tn hard, Il types coming within
his Jurisdiction. Better than this w1'
the fact that he was husband and
father friend and nclghhor unHur
passed NJ cry from the dsircssc
ever fell upon unsympathc'lc ear
when appcai WAS made TO Nj Hughes
!, has hecn said oI him and Wiih truth
that although be- was cagagci mans
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
AN EXTENSION

Hon. Lee Satterwhitc. repre-
sentative from this district in the
state legislature. made the state
ment during a conference OF
Panhandle delegates yesterday
considering needed legislation.
that the legislature most emphai-
ically would extend the time Tor
the payment OF taxes this year
should such action be deemed nee
essary at the close OF the usual
period. He felt. however. tina,
this bridge could be crossed when
reached and he indicated that Il
conditions should justify such as
ton on the part OF the legislature
the call for il would undoubtedly
como from the stricken people %
the East and Central Texas cot
ton country. and not from IN,
residents OF the Panhandle.
II is true that neither the price
OF wheat or cattle is satisfactory
20 the Panhandle ranchment this
year, vet they recognize the fac,
that they are in much better con.
dition than are the producers in
other sections OF Texas. II is de-.
Clared that no banks in the state
are better equipped 10 handle tho
situation than are those Of tho
Panhandle. and there is a very
definite prevalent opinion that
the depression. so far as this part
Of the country is concerned. IS
going TO be only temporary.
Evidence appears on every hand
that the spring business OF ANA
rillo distributors and merchants
will be excellent and il is a signi-
ficant fact. in this connection. that
there has not been the slightes'
falling off, in most lines. OF the
annual Christmas. trade. although
last year everybody had money
We believe with Representatiy,
Satterwhiie. that II il become
necessary for the convenience Of
farmers and ranchmen 10 extend
the time for the paymen, Of taxes
the call will undoubtedly come
from east or central Texas
which sections have suffered
most due TO the low price OF cot.
ton.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23

Whom the pclsaat bridegroom Of old
trombl,d yslhly 90 Thought 81 the knot
~ prnllcms 81 Vsdlock. b. wasn't ihint'
ms about the same kind ol kn0ilincfs
Wo are when We tremblo Nor wcr"
their lovers knots the same as ours
On i7iA. "a, Parliament % houhaut
a woman l. De- buried alive
Ter having spread d'sohilrn through
an entire family by means n knotilng
6 cord with designs on their domestic
hnppin, IN 1905. two parsons were
CONDEMNED 10 death IN Scotland fW
stealing certain charmed knots Witch
Is vmnan Ind mnde a. ensure wcdd"i
happiness 60 Spalding ~ Ashully
The wicked pa,uc, u tying Knots a.
stop a wedding ceremony was r's'rtcl
10 hy malicious ioih for many yc'fs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
STUMBLING BLOCKS.
With all else seeming TO favor

With all else seeming 20 favor
early recognition OF Ca, acNiy.u
government by the United States
the Mexican cabinet seems To be
inclined to adhere to Article p
OF the constitution. which ihc
United States and many other
countries have held to be coniis-
catory. This would indicate that
the hoped for concessions on the
part OF the Mexican people are
not likely TO be hurried. II they
are ever made.
Late reports from Washington.
however. coming through the
Mexican charge, would indicate
that the way toward the rcestab-
lishment OF diplomatic relations is
not yet entirely closed and that
the authorities at Mexico City
will make definite overtures
along other lines n some date IN
the future.
Regardless OF the definite Oil.
cial relations which the two coun-
tries may bear toward each 9th
CT, !, is a great satisfaction 70
realize that among the people
themselves there Is a frien1liei
spirit in evidence than has existed
since the time OF President Diaz
and with such a disposition con
timing. we are confident that
way that will be fair and just viii
be found by the Mexican govern
ment TO obliterate the chic
stumbling blocks in the way &c
resumption OF diplomatic rela
tons,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
Stone ADVOCATES
ORGANIZING CLUB
Would HAVE GREAT. EFFICIENT
BODY DEVOTED TO CiTN's
INTERESTS.

Bon n. Stone. president ~ the *
wants club. OF the weekly luncheon %,
that organization yesterday. adyooit. i
tho formation 90 hurc civic club
with "a membership ~ three or four
hundred. proposing should q b. nee.
eassry. 90 submorgc tn Giwanis. the
Lions ard the Rotary clubs In the one
bis organization.
An initial membership Zee ~ SEQ
was suggested bY Mr. Stone for ad
m.r.1u a. The proposed club with dues
hugh enough t. sustain u adequately.
lie outlined some of the things thu;
could br accomplished by such a BODY
and gave It ~ bis opinion that with
security Of property" as Ia guidins
spirit. IL would be- OF much benefit o.
the community.
II WAS voted by the Klwanis 10 hold
n joint meeting with the Lion ana Ro.
tarllus on January a.. ~ or 70. and {
VI. Humphreys WIS appointed ~ the
clubs representative ln the making 81
arrangements for the meeting.
Active support Tor the American L.
gion was favored ly \ a. Willboru
and =. r. Roos who advocated fnau.
cial support Tor the ~ feryicc men -
their efforts To secure a hone ra'
their club.
Tickets Tor tho club BANQUET Thur.
day. January Q. viii h. placed on sale
at the luncheon next week. Unstable.
tion Of the 1921 officers viii take plac
at that time and the lady friends af
the club members viii be- guests n
the club.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
ARE YOU SUPERSTITIOUS?
Magic Knots.

The power ~ evil resident IN tied knots
is recognized c>cn in our own country
whore mnny bride. have a suporsiitious
fcar ~ golng o. the altar wearing any
ihing that has a. be- ti"d This u a
direct survival " the Scotch custom.
hat nsithsr bride nor groom must 80 tn
tho ccrcmony with anything knoitrd
ulout them 10 ~ great an extent wis
this practiccd "a one time that bride
and grom parted az the altar % meet
later after each had retired ana cor.
t.ctol the disorder thus created In the
wedding attire. IN syria no Knot must
De- icu unluusrd and mo- button unhui-
toned. Tyinr thread on a bush. with
was long believed 20 sep
ainir happy lovers.
Tomorrow. Christmas GIFTS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
Rev. McCorkIe Visiting SON.

NV J = McCorklc. q Coleman
T.,ar. arrived IN Amarillo ycsterdn''
for r. yllt over The Christmas holidays
With his son. r. y. McCurkle. q thc
Dany News staff Roy MccOrkle is
"a Baptist minister - 30 years STANDING.
and has o. his credit the unusual d.
tInc,ion q having organized n - tho
. churches q that denomination in
Coleman county
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
TO IMPROVE HIGHWAY.

Plans are being worked cut for
Improvement OF the condition 81
the Colorado-to-the Gulf High
way from Denver 70 Fort Worth
with a view TO directing tourists
from Fast % West. an SIC
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
STOMACH sITIERERs.

Suflorcrr with an forms 81 stomach
trouble. indigestion. gas. acidity and
heartburn. can end the distress with
roVl,r's Stomach Waters sold by all
ADV.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
sums Leave for Colorado.

N. !. T.. and L. Nunu lcft Ama
rib last nlgnt Ter Colorado Sprlnrs
whore they viii spend tho Christma'
holidays with Mr and Mrs. liorac,
Gooch.