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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-11-25
Z Biura Meteorolog;cznego.

Wsch6d slohca o godzinie 6:52.
Zachod sIonca o godzinie 4:22.
Pogoda W Chicago / okolicy: W
piatek i sObote pogoda; niewiele
zmiany W temperaturze. Swiezy po-
fudniOwy wiatr,
y
Temperature DOLBY minionej: -
Najwyzsza onegdaj O godzinie 1Otej
wiecz6r 43 stOpni, na;hiisza wczo--
raj o godzinie 9tei wiecz6r SS stop
nj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-11-25
Trudno$SciwRozwiiazaniu
Sprawy Chiidskiej.
Ang|icy zmieni|i SW6j Pog|ad
Ma SpraWq Ch:iska,
Balfour Zlozyl Wizyte Wilsonowi.
Lord Lee, Delegat Angielski, Glory.
Delegacja Dalekiego WschOdu Jedze Do WaszyngtOnu
TR7ESIENE 7IEMI W SThNIE WYOMING
Balfour Zlolyf Wizyte Wilsonowii.
Lord Lee, Delegat Angielski, Glory.
Delegaca DaIekiego Wschodu Jedze Do WasyngtOnu
TRzESIENIE ZIEMI " STANE WYOMING.
lime Telegrdmy Krdjo oUe.

>prawie chiii.Hiej, a delegacja
angiclska jrN zmicnila swoj punkt
Wwidzcnia w te aprawie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-11-25
KURs MAREK POLSKICH.

WedIe komunikatu PolskiegO
Konsulatu Generalnego kurs marek
polskich jest dis 295O marek "a
81, czyli 34Ls oent6w "a 1000 mix.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-11-25
DELEGACJA z DALEKIEGO
WSCHODU JEDZIE DO
WASZYNGTONU.
tvgOdnie cZasu.

Seattle, Wash, rs listopada. -
Do miejscowcgo portu przybyia
Z 'Wiadywostoku wczoraj nieofi-
cjalna delegacja rzqdu Daleko--
wschodniej Republiki natych--
miast udala sic w droge do Wa
s"ymgtonu, w celu osobistego "a
komumikowania konfercncji wa
szvngtohskiej O tych warunkach
ekonomicznych, jake istnieja we
Wschodniej Syberji. Delegacja
sklada sic czterdziestu trzech
cz}onkow i ma czele jej stoi ME
jahi p P. Gudkow, by:y sekre--
tarz handlu i przemyslu rzadu
sy5eryjSkiego.
Sekretarka delegacji jest pan
na T. Stadniczenko. Delcgacja o.
yznajmifa tu, il rad wfadywosto-
cki przygotowlijc sic do zwofa-
mia konstytuanty, ktGre powola
dc zycia sta}y Rad.
TRZESIENIE ZIEMI w STA.
ME WYOMING.
Sheridan, Wyo., rs listopada,
= Zgodnie z telefonicznemi VIA
domoSciami z miejscowoSci Big
Horn w powiedzie Sheridan, nie-
szkahcy tej okolicy odczuli wczo
Dokonczenie ma stronicy 7-mej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-11-25
KOMISJA BADA ZDOLNOS(
PLATNICZA NIEMIEC.

Berlin, 25. istop. (Prasa St. y
Czionkowie komisji gwarancyj-
nej, ktorzy pracuja obecnie W Ber
linie jako sub-komitet komisji re,
paracyjnej, gromadza olbrzymi
material co do zapasow surow--
cow posiadanych przez Niemcy
produktywnosci, piracy, wynagro-
dzenia robotnikow oraz finanso-
wego stanu kraju.
Prawie codziennie odbywajq
sic konsultacje pomiedzy czion-
kami komisji a roznymi przedsta
wicielami rzadu niemieckiego O.
raz wybitnymi przemyslowcami
CO do tego, czy Niemcy beda
zdolne wyplacic $1OO,OCO,OOO, ia
ko rate odszkodowania wojenne-
go, przypadajaca ma 15go stycz--
MIA 1922 roku. w niektorych kon
ferencjach biora udziai Roland
Boyden puik. James Logan
nieoficjalni przedstawiciele Sta
now Zjednoczonych. Nastepna
rata odszkodowania przypada W
kwietniu.
Najwieksza uwage komisji
zwraca inflacja kursu i deprecja--
cja mark niemieckiej. Cd
czasu wypiaty pierwszej ra-
ty odszkodowania w maju rb
cyrkulacja banknotow niemiec.
kich powiekszyia sic 69,724, ,4O3
600 marek ma 81, 1,347, ,1O1, 900 ma,
rex do 81 pazdziernika. w roku
1914 suma banknot6w wynosila
800, ,S93 900 marek.
DR.. Friedrich Rosen, byly mi
mister spraw zagranicznych, zlo-
zyi niedawno sprawozdanie, IL
wlasnosc niemiecka zagranicq
wystarczytaby zupelnie do pokry
cia odszkodowania wojennego
Rzadowa wiasnoSc niemiecka
swego czasu w Stanach Zjedno--
czonych stanowila wartoSc $780,
100000.
DR.. Bernhard Dernburg jest
zdania, IL Niemcy moga bye u
ratowane Cd ruiny finansowej
przez bezterminowe moratorium
Bankierzy niemieccy prowadzq
W Londynie pertraktacje z Rot
schildem w sprawie zaciagniecia
pozyczki ma sumo 100000, ,0OC
Ookotnczenie na StrOnicV
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-11-25
KALENDARZYK.

DIS, piatek, 25. listopada: Sw.
Katarzyny p.
Jutro, sobota, 6. Iistopada: Sw.
Hrza0orza
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-11-25
BALFOUR ZLOzYL WIZYTE
WILSONOWI.

Washington, rs listopada. -
Byly prczyGcrt Woodrow Will
son przyjqi wizyte p. Artura Ia
mesa Balioura, czlonka angiel--
Skicj delcgacji na konferencje.
Cd czaSu otWarcia konfcrencji
waszyngtohsIIej jest to pierw--
sly przedstawic;eI L zagranicy,
kt6rcgo przyjq} p. Woodrow VIII
son. Zlozenie wizyty bylcmu pre-
zydentowi byfo nastepstwem mo
w p. Balfoura, wygfoszonej
przez n;ego ma ostatnicm plcnar-
nem posicdzcniu konferencji wa
szyngtohskiej, gGz;e p. Balfour,
oznajmi}, zc Anglia gotowa JEST
przyj2c amcrykahski plan ograni
czenia zbrojcn morskich, jako "a
sadie do rozwi2zania tel kwestji
LORD LEE, ANGIELSKI DE-
LEGAT, CHORY.
Washington, IS listopada. -
Wczoraj oznajmiono til, re Lord
Lee of Farcham, picrwszy lord
angiclskicj adm;ralicii. stojqcy ma
czcle delegacji ang;clskiej ia kon
terencle waszyngtohskq, - "a
ckorowaF Czlonkowic deIegacji
ansielskiej zaznaczaja, zc choro-
la lorda Lee prawdopodobnie "a
trzyma go w }6iku ma przeciag
kjlku dniu wskutek czego ME be-
die on mogi brac uodzia}u w pra-
each konferencji.
Amabasdor japohski w Wa
s:yngtonic, kt6ry jest jednocze-
snie czionkiem delegacji japon--
skiej, a ktory powaznie zachoro-
wal przed kilku dniami, ma sic
podobnoo nieco lep:ej, jednak
zgodnie oznajmicnicm czlon--
k6w delegacji japohskiej, ME be-
die on mogi braG rrdziafu w kon
fcrencji jeszcze przez jakieS DIVA
tvgOdnie cZasu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-11-25
Powr6t Wojsk Amery-
ka1skich z Mad Renu.
OdsIOnieCiG POmnika Wdzie-
CznOSCi AmGryCe,
Ameryka Nawiazuje StosnhzNiemcamll
O Zdolnosc Platnicza Niemiec.
WATYKAN COT0W DO POJEDNANIA SIE zKWIRYNALEM.
Anglia Ostrzega Francje.
lime TeIegramy ZdgTdniczne.
Ameryka Nawiazuje Stosmh zNiemcami
O Zdolnosc Platnicza Niemiec.
WATYKAN COT0W DO POJEDNANIA SE zKWRYNAEEM.
Anglia Ostrzega Francje.
lime TeIegrdmy Zagraniczne'

dalszym ciagu W tel samej mie-
RE, to Rosja dojdzie do produk,
eli przedwojennej ME wczeSniej
jak w roku 1927.
DR.. Nansen, ktory przybyl ME,
dawno Saratowa do Moskwy
opowiada, re rozmiary gfodu
.przechodza wprost pojecie ludz,
kie. Kleska przechodzi wszelkie
wyshi poszczeg6lnych organi--
zacyj dobroczynnych.
Nansen wzywa SWAT do Okla
zania pomocy gNodnej Rosji
(Swiat bedzie pomaga} glodnynl
W Rosji, zyd Trockij tymcza-
sem bedzie pracowai mad rozwi.
nieciem militaryzmu bolszewic-
kiego. Przyp. Red.)
W4adze sowieckie w Moskwie
skazaiy 8 osoby ma Smierc "a kra-
dziez jednej tommy skory re skia-
dow rzadowych. Innych wspolu-
czestnikow kradziezy skazano ma
wiezfenie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-11-25

Dokonczenie na srronicy Z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-11-25
PoWRoT WOJSK AMERY-
KANSKCH Z MAD RENU.

PoWRoT WOJSK AMERY-
KANSKICH Z MAD RENU.
Koblencja, 25. listop. - 400 zoa
nierzy amerykanskich wyjezdza
" piatek prowincji nadrenskiel
do Antwerpji, gdzie wsiada na
okret, odchodzacy do New Yor-
ku. Nastepnych 400 zoinierzy o
pusci Nadrenje W ciagu najbliz-
szych 8 dni. w ciagu miesiaca
grudnia ma wyjechae do Amery--
XII 1000 zo8nierzy.
oDSLoNIECIE PoMNIKA
WDZIECZNOSCI AMERYCE
Warszawa, 25. listop. - Wczo
raj zosta1 odsIoniety W Warsza-
vie .Poulnik Wdziecznosci" na
paniatke uczczeria amerykan'
skiei akcji ratunkowej W Polsce'
Ma piedestale zostas urnieszczony
bust Herberta Hoovera.
Pomnik wzniesiono "a pienia-
DE skAadkowe, kt6re rozpoczeto
zbieraG Ago Ipca, W dzieh Niepo-
dleg4osci Ameryki.
AMERYKA NAWIAZUJE
STOSUNN DYPLOMATYcZ,
NE Z NIEMCAMI.
Paryz, Is. listop. - Stosrnk
dyplomatyczne pomiedzy amoa,
sada amerykanska i niemiecka "
Paryzu, zerwane W 1917 roku
zosta5y ponownie nawiazane
wczoraj po pofudniu przez amba
sadora Herricka, ktory z3ozyi OH
.jalna wizyte Wilhelmo~i Maye'
rowi Won Karfbeuren, bysemr
ambasadorowi niemieckiemu. Am
basador niemiecki bedzie Prawdo
oodobnie rewizytowa} ambasado-
"a Herricka jeszcze W koncu te'
go tygodnia.
Ambassador Herrick z{oZy{ pier
wszy wizyte, albowiem Won Kaui
beuren uwazany jest W paryshch
ko1ach dyplomatycznych "a Sc
mora.
KONIEC POWSTANIA PET
LURY.
Warszawa, %. listop. (Prasa
Stow - Powstanie ukrainskie
wszczete pod kierunkiem Petlury
przeciwko sowietom, upadao. Sly
room Petlura i jego oficerowie wy
cofaIi sic ruchu powstanczego
UROJONE NIEBEZPlE-
CZENSTWO LEJBY TRO-
CKIEGO.
Moskwa, %. listop. - Lejba
Trockij, sowiecki minister woj-'
nv, przemawiajac do robotnikow
arsenalu tulskiego, poiozyl wielk.
racisk ma produkcje broni i anu
n;cji ze wzgledu ma postawe Pol
ski wzgledem Rosji.
,,Przewyzszamy znacznie Pol
ske pod wzgIedem dobrze wytre'
nowanych zolnierzy(?D jak row
niez pod wzgledem zaufanyct
dowodcow" - mowii Zyd Troc,
xii. .,Jezeli bedziemy mieli poe
dostatkiem amunicji, to ma pier
wszy rozkaz bedziemy mogli wy
prowadzic w pole olbrzymia ar
mje. kt6ra bsdzie stanowlsa po'
wazne niebezpieczeistwo dla ma
pastnika."
Wedlug danych najwyzszej
Rady ekonomicznej, fabryki RIA,
dove produkuja obecnie wiecej G
II procent niz w roku 1920. Je,
zeli wzrost ten bedzie trwai W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-11-25
Kronika Chica&oska.

Komisji Jest, re obsluga taxa ME
jest warta wiecej, niz piet CEN
tow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25
TRAIN 'EM, LOOMS.

Strange as u may seem. people do no,
respect the importance 81 the Tourist
Camp Park as a place built at consider.
able expense for the benefit and occu.
pancy ~ tours, campers alone. Wood
n placed there for tourists and yet town
people carry the wood away for home
USE. Boys play out there and destroy
tho property. Every citizen should take
an interest In this camp park and help
10 Gee that II II maintained for the bcne.
nc ~ campers Respect public property
and see that others respect II. other.
wise u will not benefit the public
Canadian Record
These people should be trained To save
the fuel for the tourists. but like the
tourist camp and park In Amarillo. sumo
who were not entitled Ca the privileges
''squatted' and used the facilities pro.
vided for other purposes. l.. T.. n you
have any success with making the
changes desired. here's hoping that you
pass the good news on 10 Amarillo. for
we need u. IL II also probable that still
other communities that are making In.
vestments for the convenience % tour.
lss including parks. water and fuel.
xtli L. concerned 10 know how Canadian
aid AZ. f'f
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25
Our SchWl system.

Hundreds ~ Clovis citizens who at.
tended the exhibits In the four school
buildings Friday have Al clearer con.
ception oi the aims and accomplish.
ments II the Clovis schools.
Many were astonished. and all were
agrecably surprised at the Splendid
exhibit In which every school child In
the city displayed something that had
been done during the school year.
During the past few years. Clovis
has bV,sted IL the best school system
In the state. and these who visited
the schools know this assertion Ii true.
From the penmanship and art ex.
hibits In the primary department %
the finished work Of the domestic
science and manual training depart.
mcnts VI the high school. the exhibit
showed thought and energy. and the
,horoughncss that comes with syste.
matte school organization.
The exhibit was credit To Clovis
schools. II would have been credi,
"a any school system. and the advanc.
I'll work would have rivalcd that Of
many colleges.
The Clovis school system II to he con
graduated. and Clovis II to he con.
graduated on her splendid school sys.
tem.--Ciovis Jourrtil.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25
NORTHWEST TEXAS PRESS
CORRECT ANALYSIS.

Just hccausc person In doing bust.
ness IN town that isn't classcd as "A
largo city shouldn't hinder him from
running his business an metropolitan
hasis Your big city competitor and the
Mail Order HOUSES are spending per
cent TO 9 per cent for business Public.
10y while you try 10 get along with one.
tenth this amount or none at all. The
thing that has you gagged and bound Is
the hard shellcd Idea tina advertising may
he good To him hut not for yourself.
The thing that obstructs your CONNER.
ciai vision Is the little old stinkln' dol.
lar that you are afraid TO turn loose
In yaymen, for space. You work on the
ssarcd.todcath policy that YOU would
rather have the one dollar than To In.
vest u In what you call a suspicious
cpertion and get hack three times the
amount In additional profits. Fortunes
and business superiority were never cs.
sablished on such a dwarfed conserva.
tism and the quicker found out the bet.
ter. You'n thank us later II you will lay
tsldc the old moss. covercd. antiqunted
IDEAS you may have entertained In the
past about Newspaper Advertising and
brighten up your entire business OK.
istence by spending three per cent of
your gross income on Advertising
Claude News.
Tom. this IL a real analysis of the sit.
uation. and you have presented To your
business men-buslness OF all this ter.
ritory--fsct worthy Of their closest con.
sideration. To advertise business is to
make :, grow. while to fail 10 advertise
u, n TO XIII u.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25

that have not been delegated tn the law
remarkable how palely pink the lurid
red of the former days has become.
as the vivid scarlet passed through the
laundry OF the Federal pcnItontlary.
with the Incarceration of the reds.
there comes fallinE away of tho crime
wave II may b. that the Imprisonment
OF the agitaturs has nothing 20 do with
the almost simultaneous recession 81
the crime wave. but II all happened
In a heap" Just the same. or course.
there are crimes. but there IL no cpl.
demic IL crime as was true several
months ago. The feeling Of defiance 10
government, and constituted authority IL
diminishing at a rate that II rich In
promise. People are beginning 60 realize
that they may not with assurance of lib.
cryt, ignore the demands OF society.
They are beginning 20 understand tina,
there are rights u life and property
thta have not been delegated to the law.
less elements OF the land.
Time was when the United States gov.
eminent patiently permitted itself TO be
oVcrriddcn by the loudmouthed birds
who called themselves by various
names. under the guisc II political re.
formers, bu, the fallacy Of such con.
due, has impressed itself on the powers
that h., and a change has been ushcred
IN. Thcrc will never b. time In the
United States when Il will he 81 lax
with the dcstrucilonist strectcorner
howlcrs. The like has been drawn. and
cognixancc will he taken of all such In
the future, In a manner that will tend
to greatly diminish the tribe.
AmericaniSn Is diamctricaly oppos.
cd 10 crime wave. bolshcvis,s. reds. for.
cign agitators. and II will no longer
stand for the free and ungcstraincd
spread of such lush growth II these
Parasites as heretofore. A condition Of
change IL on the land for the better
the condition is hopeful Tor full re-
covcry from the poisonous faint OF anti
government, germs. crime wave. reds
and all.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25
GOOD SIGN or LIFE.

In the election last Saturday the peo.
pie Of this district spoke very plainly
that they were In favor OF good roads.
and voted the bond issue at the rate 81
10 for to l against. With this additional
money for roads Il Is only a question
cs time until we will come In for state
aid. and Will have the best roads all
over the country that can be found In
any state. Good roads. purc.bred stock.
good wheat prospects and "a pushing
bunch IL citizens and town builders will
bring Booker and Northwest Lipscomb
county To the front.-Bvoker News.
This is m excellent sign OF life--that
there are no dead ones around Booker
and other live communities az your
county. The fact is that perhaps an an.
slysis Of the vote would reveal the fact
that the few who really voted against
the issue. did 10 merely 20 prevent the
thing from being unanimous. IL they
had acted differently the people Nigh,
have become entirely too fresh" and
thereby lost their bearings. Some he.
sistance makes n tree strong. as well
AS a man or a community.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25

men who presume IT, speak for God In
a manner offensive Ia thc auditors con.
ccption Of the CREATOR do harm The
somewhat prevalent idea that one might
safely approach the gate Of heaven with
"a cigarette In ones mouth. and doing
bodily genuflections In jazz time. il on
a par with the similar suggestion that
bizarre bathing suit IL proper equipment
for the river II death. Preaching In n
business for consccatcd men. which
means men consecratcd TO the service
~ mankind rather than tn the quest for
fame or money. Men who are not 50
consccrated men who have not the tai.
cnt or sincerity TO fashion their appeals
In the ligh, II intelligent experience
and observation and sympathy. should
give their places tn men better equipped
than thcmselves.--State Press. Dallas
News.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25
WORTHY SENTIMENT.

Commencement day Is fast approach.
Ing. We extend e. YOU our hearty
congratulations as member ot the
Senior Glass. and hopo that you real.
ixc the intrinsic value of your cduca.
ton thus far. Its least value. perhaps.
Ii its pccuniary worth: and yet. sta.
tistics show that such ~huoling as
you possess In worth s2t.st0 to the
average person who enters business.
Your High School training " the foun.
dation upon which your future rests.
II II huge asset 10 you. II In your
capital. yuu are right ut the point IL
making ono IL the most important de.
tisions you will ever have To make. II
is that II selecting n suitable vocation.
Your whole future-your success az fail.
Grc In lifc--will depend upon this de-.
cision: therefore. II should bc with the
utmost care that YOU weigh your tai.
ents as you make your selection. This
thing of starting out to be school
teacher. but later becoming n preacher.
doctor. lawyer. M merchant. often
means failure. To say the least, 10
means a great loss of time. and money
To- you. Select wisely your lifc's work.
and then educate to that cnd.--Ciaudc
News.
This If worthy sentiment. Tom. and
there can he no question about the fact
that the young people composing the
senior class appreciate your thoughtful
expressions. The senior classes IL today
are the junior business people IL TO.
morrow. They advance with certain.
~ that leads Ia their seniority In the
business Of Life. and they need In this
transition the sustaining influences of
all good ncighbors and friends.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25
RATS ARE EXPENSIVE.

XIII your rats and then persuade your
neighbors to kill their rats. Only "A con.
certed effort viii ever diminish the
number OF these harmful and pcsky an
finals. There IL said to bc remedy In
the market that viii impart 10 the rats
a slow but fatal disease that Is conta
eious and will spread among the Who'll,
rat tribe. thus finally spreading all over
the community. Something like this
ought TO prove very effective means OF
making war on the rats. II there Is such
a poison that will do this kind c. work.
let everybody get some and begin t.
feed II Ia the rats.-Childress Post.
Rats are declared 10 be very expen.
sive, costing Texas millions OF dollars
annually. Why feed them. when with
the same money the country might bc
greatly benefited. II Is far more prof
table to feed hogs than II Is to feed
rats-lets change.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25
IIlT EN- AGAIN, sEss.

The Dallas News says the people In
many parts IL North Texas are sleeping
In storm cellars these nights for fear
10 cyclones. How We do sympathIzc
with the people who live down In, the
state The bollwccvils eat up their cot.
ton. the green bugs devour their wheat.
the hot winds burn their corn. the CHG.
gers. ticks and mosquitoes rnaw on
their anatomies. the sizzling weather Of
pmmcr causes them 20 think they are
In hsdcs. and the cyclones of the spring
scares them half a. death. They should
come to the Plains. whore life In ~
much more Observation-Disclosures News.
Jess. you've been there. Otherwise
you could mt 80 fully describe the
handicapr of living In the less favored
sections IL ne country. Then. Go thhk
~ the lc< 2ors from that section 81
the coul ,ng 20 srlf'c~ntevsd. mar.
~ sdssd - 10 think ve
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25

Perhaps one Of the mos, hopeful ana
promising works now under way among
the farmers Of the country IL that for
boys and girls clubs. The United states
Department q Agriculture In published
statements has developed this fact. In
Potter. Oldham. Randall. swisher. Don.
ley. Hall. Deaf Smith. Hale. Floyd. Lub
bock. Crosby and many other countries
he Juvenile farmers of both sexes are
giving themselves over 10 this club
work. which is bu, another way Of say.
Ing to real farm pursuits. under n
method that IL well calculated to make
them profitable and happy members Of
society.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25

All ears on the Toxas Electric railway
stopped for four minutes. and the sta
tons along the lines weer closed for the
same period Monday afternoon. In honor
Il the dead president Ccl. J. =. strick
land This was pretty tribute. but the
brcvity 81 II all goes TO show that III,
tie attention is paid dead man. The
demand q the day II for live ones-men
able and willing TO deliver the goods for
the benefit of. their fellows. The chances
are that could Colonel Strickland have
been aware Of the honor designed for
him he would have considered II out Of
proportion to his dues In the natter
too much time lost. he believed. he be-
lieyed In service to the people.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25

J J. Perkins OF Wichita Fails pro
p'scs % give 10000 to the s3s 100000
educational fund 20 IN. southern Meth.
odis, Church Tor educational purposes.
This slft Il conditioned an the other
members - the Methods, Church IN
ws-hiia Fsis faisinr a similar sum. Mr.
Perkins and his wife propose o. max.
this Investment ~, are unwilling that
o;hsfs IN the wichi,s church shall ~
relieved - sponsilality On socoun, II
the liberal gif; rn.nt!pned The stand
taken ny Mr. ard Irs Perkins In thls
matter i correct. a- The, assume that n
general participation In the work i
sood fer all.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25
Pampa High School
Will Graduate Nine

PAMpA. May 2i.--The commence.
mcnt exercises of Pamra High School
are ON during the present week. begin
ming "Wednesday evening with the senior
play. ON Thursday evening viii be
given the graduating exercises. Tho
class address viii hc delivered by Prof.
n. w. Morclcck Of the West Texas
state Normal. ON Friday evening an
entertainment, will he given by the pri.
mary and intermediate grades. The
baccalaurcatc sermon viii Ire delivered
on Sunday morning. May 90. by DR.. II.
Thomson. pastor ~ Central Presbyterian
Church of Amarillo.
The Pamra High School In now fully
accredited with the State Department
of Education. this being the first class
To graduate since Il was placed un the
list. The following are the names of
the nine graduates: Ruby Henry. Lois
Barrett. Wilma Chapman. Gladys, Pip.
kin. Kathleen Rider. Margaret schmidt,
Julia May Barnhart. Eddie Crow. and
Otis Caruth.