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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
SAVE STARVING MILLIONS

Amarillo and America as a whole
most realize the importance Of saving
the millions o. unfortunate starving
chincse residents Of me northern pro.
vinoes Of China where through dearth
of rain. the earth II parched ana
death has become the close compa Mon
Of individuals in every class. regardless
of age.
This city closes It's campaign for
voluntary subscriptions next Saturday
evening II IL the purpose. however
not to Close II until every individual has
beea presented with an opportunity 10
participate. Men. women and children.
regardless Of age social or financial
standing. are having their attention al.
rcc'ed 10 the need for this Inves,m.n,
In the lives OF human beings. No drlv.
WIN BE- made. no personal visitation Z.
planned. but the matter Of investment
.. 'sf' ~ 70 the conscienees O, the PEG.
p,c.
To evidence MEND hip .. 90 inve.. &C.
cordinr TO the ability. In the campaign
IN alleviate the sufferings Of those VINO
60 - - tsaseseesA- ssss n . ss~s sh.,
- - Dses sss~~s~s A-s-- 49, 90.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
SUGAR

NEW YORK. June l5.--Thcre were
no changes In the lral raw sugar mnr.
kct to-day. Late yesterday additional
sales II forty thousand bags II Porto
iiicos were reported IT, local rcfincrs at
tc for centrifugal but no fresh Trans.
actions We're reported to-day.
Raw sugar futures were unsettled
and prices irregular. There was scat.
tered selling by Cuban interests. which
accounted Tor the early decline u 4
70 points In near positions. but late
deliveries were relatively steady and
near the close tire was "a partial rally
an covering and trade buying whit q.
nal prices six points lower 10 seven
net higher. Final bids: July :.95: Sept
ga: December s.5a. March ?.55. L
The market fo refined sugar was
easier with all refiners reducing list
quotations % points 10 the basis ~ 5,,5
for fine granulatcd. the lowest level 10.
corded In over five years
Refined futures were cassicr. rejecting
the decline In the spot market. but
trading was light. Closing prices were
Ia 10 points net lower. July closed M
5.5a; Angus, and September $50; Oc,o.
Der 5.ij all hid.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
CHICAGO MAN ADDRESSES
RANDALL COUNTY FARMERS
k.scisl IN tn. News


II. :. Moblcy ~ Chicago lecturer
from the extension department ~ the
International Harvester company. adj.
dressed a large crowd of farmers In the
court house here. His main theme was
that 81 diversified farming. gazing par.
ticular stress to the importance II good
milch cows. hogs and chickens
MIR. Mobley is tirm believer in the
future ~ IN. plains sections of Texas
and states tina, II the farmers ~ this
section would devote their energies Ia
producing more and better milk and
butter fat, good hogs for home consump.
ton and then some Tor market plenty
81 chickens for use and for sale. 90.
gcther with such crops a. producc n
profit according to the experiences and
advice ~ competent authorities. the
plains country ~ Texas viii soon lie.
come thickly settled
Mr.. Mobley came here upon the In.
viiation ~ County Agent &. r. Walker
who Is an earnest advocate Of dycrsifl.
cation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
C0H1EE

NEW YORK. June i5.-Thcrc was q
further decline IN the market fur coffee
futures tglay owing to the rather un.
settled ruling of the early cables from
Rrazil and reports that importers wcr,
selling against lower cost.
The opening was four points higher
ON July as a result of covering but
generally . To \ points lower and active
months sold Is To 20 points below last
nights closing figures Ia the middle OF
the day under liquidation. This car.
ricd September off Ia 6.5i Of 20 points
below the resent high level and the de.
cline was then checked by covering
Later there was some buying ON re-.
Isirts ~ an a dvuncc la the Santos mar.
E.t and September closed 6.s7 bid with
the general market showing net decline
:" Ia II points. July 6.2s: September
e.67; October $50; December 49, Janu
AIRY III; March 7.3s: May 7.55.
The spot market was reported quiet
ri as to u 80 fer Rio ~ and -, to
1914 Tor Santos H..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
FARMS INUNDATED BY
FLOODS At WICHITA
Ny Associated Press.


WICHITA. Kan. June .5.-Approxi.
matcly one thousand acres " farm land
IN the Maizc district are under flood
water, according tn reports received
here from farmers of that vicinity,
Twelve miles Of rice hank farms he.
tween Maize and Mount Hope are sui
fcring heavily In loss In crops. the re.
ports indicate.
Men were struggling To save wheat
from approaching ovcrflows near Maize
today, In many eases driving their
binders almost 10 the point ~ the i'd.
Vancing waters. The progress ~ the
overflow was directly toward the big
drain called the Little slough which
cmptioa below Maize into the Big
Slough. running just west ~ Wichita
u j. now believed that Wichita viii
escape a flood because Of the water
following this drain.
The United States weather bureau
here today issued warning that from
about nine inches to one foot more
than the stage this morning could be
expected NJ Maize and about six to
nine inches at Mount Hope.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16

trap. and We were to learn that the
chinese were verbally praying for US.
aud yet withholding the substance
necessary Tor the susicnIncc Il human
life. that We would say In our hearts
that they might take their empty
hypocri,icai prayers and 60 hang with
th,m' We would do that very thing
Then. whore IL the difference when we
turn this thing around There IL In the
sight II God. and In the hearts ~ our
fellows. no difference. We stand con.
dcmuod Just as would the Chinese.
were the conditions changed ana we
occupied their state. ana they ours
Lot us he sensible and practical about
this matter. Lc, vs. look into the pages
~ the book u our oonscicnccs and
determine Just what We should do. and
thcn--do ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16

The home talent carnival under the
management of the woman's Auxiliary
to the American Legion. to be- staged
July ith in the city park Tor the bcnc.
III 81 the suffering soldiers ~ the World
War, il going TO he a great treat. The
b.ncfIcinrios ~ this enterprise are tho
sick and wounded ~ whom We Of Amer.
irn and We ~ the broad, civilized world.
are the hcncficlarics To patronlzc the
carnival to give ~ cur means for tho
comfort and tho rehabilitation ~ those
who we've wounded Tor our healing and
security. L. 10 do no wore than our
simple duty. Let Ms remember the car
niyai and It's noble purpose.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
o64 PUPILS PROMOTED
IN LUBBOCK SCHOOLS

LUBBOCK. Texas. June i5.--Thc
scholastic enrolment Tor tho city schools
u 1869 with AN actual enrolment for
The past year ~ iT3o. The average
daily attendance for the past year has
been 1886. ~ the close ~ school ssi
received promotions. The records show
that III" cost per pupil for the nine
months WAS slightly more than $40 per
pupil ~ which IN. State paid $3.50
upon the scholastic enrolment ~ 1890
for last year.
Forty teachers have been employed
f"r the coming term ~ school which In.
cludes a teacher for the Mexican and
negro schOols
The kindergarten department has an
enrolment ~ ~. The high school de.
partmcnt had an enrolment ~ 325.
The course ~ study meets the fun re-.
auircmonts 81 the department of educa.
tlon Tor full credit and In affiliated with
the stale University for full admission
tn The freshman class without exsmina.
TIN. Fosty.six In ,he 1921 graduating
class.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16

All over the Panhandle and Plains Of
Texas the haryesters are gathering their
equipment and preparing for an early
charge" on the fields OF golden
grain" The discouraging forecasts ~ a
few weeks ago have been dlscrcdl,cd
and the citizens 81 this broad territory
are smiling In anticipation ~ tho good
times ahead, Some Of the fields have
been estimated and with conservatism
as high as ,hir,y.fvc bushels, while
still others have been placed as low as
five bushels per acre. The general aver.
age has been estimated to above Oh.
previous high record for the whole
territory. based largely upon the in.
creased acreage this season.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
An VNwAvERING MORALE

In the DAYS when the United States
every section Of our country. was
stirred to the depths with the scn,l'
mcnts Of patriotism. those entering the
service were given unrcserved assur'
ances that they should occupy an ex'
allied place In the hearts Of their fellow
countrymen.
To this day. almost three years after
the firing Of the last fsteful shot In
the most memorable war the world has
ever known. the world IL thrilled with
the memory Of those voluntary vows.
They were written on the hearts OF the
boys who went over there" and like.
WIS., OF those who remained over here.
Nor stopping there. these utterances-
utteranccs OF entire communities. 81
entire states. Of our entire Nation. were
recorded on history's pages II every
land. These promises are now history
we were forcsworn. and at present may
not re,ract. without cowsrdice. our ut.
terances Of promises accepted In those
pcriious and hcartbrcaking, as sincere
ard true.
We. In those days were swept out Of
our selflshncss and our greed. and the
hes, that was in our makeups domln.
atcd our actions. We forgot differences
~ between individuals. parties. crecds
sects. clans. cliques and sections. and
stood upon principles worldwide In
their application and deathless In their
character. When the brave. patriotic
gallant American boys laid theif lives
upon the altar OF their own country. In
the interest OF world peace and world
freedom. II was with the assurance that
the forces at home" were behind them
nov and forever They accepted these
statements in good faith these
promises at their. face value.
Question: Are we at this time ready
10 admit our hypocrisy? Are we so soon.
ready TO say 10 our boys to their very
faces: I'VE were only classifying. In
order to hesrten you to the extent tina:
you would 20. like the partially an
aesthetized victim. with a greater show
ing Of seif.posscssion TO an ignobls
death Or did we. as 4 matter Of fact
mean what we said when we made
those promises OF deathiess love and
devotion 10 the representatives OF
American in the worlds blcodlsst and
crueiest war;
The boys are now calling upon ne "a
fulfin our obligations. in part. They
are asking w for evidences Of our sin
cerity. They are wanting. aid for the
procurement Of ways and means. Ia
numerous communities. including ,hl,
one. for the perpeiustion OF much tina,
u near and dear to them. and even NOR,
that Is the priceless possession Of ouI
country.
Amarillo's World War Veterans hav,
no room provided In which they ma,
hold their my;inrs. Their organization
In falling TO spieces through the fac,
that they have no place in which tc
mcet-piace TO which they may Invite
visiting veterans and friends. So. 4; /.
easily to h. seen that !, will BE- impos
able under these conditions for them Il
perpetuste that which IL dear ,o h,er
and important TO every American.
Their question stands alarmlngiy
high: DID YOu MEAN WHAT rot
SAID TO Us IN isiTisp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16

Amarillo Roy Scouts are our boys
and they are lending themselves unrc.
scrvedly to the good work ~ this com.
munl,y They are a noble bunch ~ fel
lows and We are proud 81 them We Do
not claim for them that they are ian.
gels. but rather that they are potcn.
TALLY good citizens These BOYS are citl
zens In the making. and We are In.
tcnscH interested In them. ON basis
~ percentages. the people 81 Amarillo
are not going TO be disappointed IN
these boys. they are going to make good
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. June i5.-Ca'tle receipts
u .o0o bees steers steady to isc lower:
closing strong. top ycarlings ss.ss: top
hcav: Steers $3.50; bulk t7.soTs.so:
shc stock dun To ?5c lower; bulk fat
cows and hciicrs si.50I csc: veal calves
mostly gjc lower: bulk $500 LOO; stock
ers and fcvders weak. dull.
Hogs receipts 1900; opened 10 TO .oc
higher; closing weak with most u ad.
vance lost: top ss.3o. practical top N..3.
bulk sI.g0ns $50: pigs mostly steady. de-
sirablc t;.,5.
Sheep receipts $4,000: very slow: best
lambs &c To 81 lower: others off more
hes, light ewes about steady: hcavies
% 10 soc lower: top native lambs eii.s0:
bulk sii.o0ffii.5 SO: top ycariings $3.50.
bulk ewes t3.oon3.5o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
STOCKS UNSETTLED

NEW YORK. June is.-Collapse OF
Mexican oil shares ON reports indicating
rapid depletion of oil production In Mer.
leo caused violent unscttlement ana
price impairment In todays stock mar
kct.
Mexican Petroleum suffered a-net De.
cline ~ points. The two classes OF
Pan.Amcrican Petroleum common stock
fell 4 and points and Atlantic Gulf
lost G 3.s.
Sugars also were severely depressed
because ~ unfavorable conditions OF
TINT industry. American sugar lost
8 i.2 points and others of that group
fell I 10 Q. There was a decline Of G sc
points In Cuba cane sugar per cent
convertible bonds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
Market News
BREAK IS RECORDED
IN COTTON MARKET
MARKET CLOSES BARELY
STEADY WITH DECLINE
OF 20 TO 81

NEW YORK. June l5.--Early stead.
ness was followed by "a break In the
cotton market today which carried Oc.
tubcr contracts 90 1900 and active
months generally into new low ground
Tor the movement. Last prices were
the lnwesu On most positions. with
the market closing barely steady at a
net decline ~ % 10 - points
The market onencd steady at an adj
vance of three points In response To
Liverpool coolies. There was not much
buying hut the market held fairly
steady during the middle ~ the morning
on scattered covering. The census re.
port showing domestic mill consumption
uf i3a.Ss, bales Tor May was shade
above the forecast and may have help.
cd the early market hut the conaump.
ton ii i0i6.il7 bales for the ten
months was regarded ~ pointing 10 a
total Of not over five million FOR the
season. ar the smallcs, since 1911, and
the weather news was considered gentr.
ally favorable. Selling on the latter
became more active after the publ.
,atiun II the weekly report ~ the
weather bureau indicating that the
crop made go,i progress an the aver.
ag" there also apcr1,dc Co be "a feeling
IN some quarters that the census re.
port indicating that only - per cent
Of the cotton held In storage was below
the tcnderablc grades. would prove u
ucirin,nt IN the south. Much IL the
selling. however. cam. fro mthc brok.
"rs with Wall Street connections and
the late weakness was most generally
favorable crop reports July broke TO
1850 and December to i3.37 making de.
rlincs Il about 30 10 6S POINTS from the
high prices of last week. Reports that
labor troubles were spreading 10 spne
of the other southern mills reached here
daring the afternoon hut were not con.
sidcrcl an important factor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
RANDALL WHEAT WILL
Be DOUBLE IN YIELD

special To The News
CANYON, Texas. June l5.-Clint By.
bee, u farmer living northwest Of the
city. was here today and stated that
the recent rains had benefited the late
wheat crop to an almost unknown do.
gree. He thinks that the yield will
undoubtedly be doubled over what Il
would have been. and that the quality
and test IL the wheat viii be better
than for several years past. The early
whca, was no, benefited as much but
that I, would he better. Cutting OF
early wheat viii begin In Randall
county this week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
SWIMMING POOL BUILT
IN PARK At LUBBOCK
sIscial In The News


LUBBOCK, June ij.-Thc concrete
swimming pool and recreation park
rapidly being completed northeast Of
the city. has been named the Tumble.
NPonl and the opening program AN.
nounccd. The pool win h. opened. 10
the public Friday. June 10 with "A band
concert, diving and swimming contests
Tor valuable prizes. a bathing girl re.
View and other features.
The entrance Ia the recreatiunai park
II through u hugh concrete arch al the
head of u long grape arbor. following
winding roadway through the park II
go acres, set with shade trees. across
the yellow House Canyon. damned al
two crossings impounding large bodies
ui water. well stocked with fish. The
pWnl u W. the center " this parkway
and n ~ by so feet In size and nine feet
deep Water will bc constantly chang
I'd through the operation of two electric
pumps pumping direct from deep wells
and flowing through an irrigation sys.
TEN Ia Alfalfa fisids nearby Bath
houses n sand beach and lounglng pa.
viliun surround the pool which IL GOV.
cred with tarinulin that can he rolled
hnck tn allow the sunlight on the pool
In the mornings and late afternoons.
The cost u the improvements have
been approximately ssooo IN addition Ia
the value II the land The pool was
constructed and viii be- operated by lo.
cal Investors and IL decided addition
20 the drawing cards II the city as the
Huh ~ the South Plains and the Nay.
ground 81 the Panhandle"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
OR|ll|NG IS ORDERED
ENDED N HEWITT FIELD
~ Associated rrcss.


OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. June Is.
An order prohibiting further drilling
IN the Hewitt oil fields. which with the
Iiealdton fold makes the largest drill.
pg center In Oklahoma. was issued here
late today BY the corporation commits.
sion.
Present drilling contracts will be nj.
lowed to run. according 10 the order.
hut No new contracts may be- signed un.
III the order In lifted. Which. ths or.
der further states, viii not be until pro.
durcfs or s>ommittsr of five appoint.
cd by the commission report that over
production would no longer be rauHrd
by extensive drilling.
The order was issued upon petition
u certain producers stating that pro.
duc'ion exceeds transportation fsrili.
ST. sd tha s<t,.,.Iasit n.I enrnfsfs 1880 A
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
MAN SENTENCED TO
DEATH FOR MURDER
b. Associated Pres.

FLORENCE. Ala. June l5.-F Whit
S'ny. was found guilty late today II
murder in the firs, degree In connection
with the killing ~ hts soycr.old bride
tnd sentenced tu be- hanged 40 "a date Ca
be- decided later. u took III" jury one
hour and seventeen minutes a. agree ON
The verdict
Immediately following pronounce.
mcni ~ sentence Sopy WAS surrounded
bt deputy -hrriffs and hurried To- the
county iail In fear 81 possible violence.
Unprecedented crowds have attended
the trial.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK

FORT WORTH June i5.-Cattlc;
Bcevcs $4,000 $50; st0'kers $4,000 $50:
COWS s2.ooas.2S: Gamers tI.ooh 900.
hclfers tt50G7.5o: bulls s..s0n3.s5:
calves si.oog7siC ycaI-lings $500
$50
Hogs: Light $500 iomedIum $3.50
17.s3: mixed s7.oom7.so: common $500
600: heavy se2sa7.25: rough 5000
90: pigs s5.00a7.oo.
Sheep; Lambs ts.oodsoo yearlings
ts.sO0s.so; wethers st.oe6 $50; ewes ~
as.sa: c,iiis ei.oo0 200: goats tf.oo9
. %
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16

Heavy rains have fallen throughout
this district" This IL the standing form
~ the communication from the various
communities over the Texas Plains
Eastern New Mexico and Western Okla.
homa a. well nc In territory more re-.
mote. We like u. let Il come.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
RELIEF WORK PROGRESSING
b. ASSOCIATED Frees.

SAN ANTONIO Texas. June Ire.
lief wors In the flood district of Pueblo.
Colorado. Il being carried an with the
greatest possible speed and efficiency.
and u II beloved that conditions VIII
become normal within the mex, week.
according o. reports from Lieutenant
Colonel ". q. Csplcs who II IN charge
u the army expedition there. received
today 1T Eighth curps area h,adqunr.
tiers. Fort sam Houston.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16

II Is an unfortunate fac, tina. when
this country gets rather liberal rain.
fall, some OF the less favored areas IN
the lower attitudes have st,le too
much. Reports from numerous localities
in TeSas indicate that crops arc being
damaged the persistent rains. The
d~dlcrs In those regions should come
opt this way and be- happy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
wAsIIBuRN MAN BUILDS HOUSE

WAsHBrRN. Texas. June Is. - A
new six.room bungalow has been com.
plctod here for G. l.. Cuines. II In mod.
crn throughout.
\ car Load Of combines and headers
was received here this week for use In
the harvest fields of this section.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16

4 republican senator has asked that
Admiral Sims L. disciplined The utter.
snces Of the naval officer have grated
upon the delicate sensihilitics ~ the sen.
aior-a crime demanding punishment
II Is dangerous thing to run counter
10 tho opinions Of republican senator
representing a republican stronghold.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16

Mexico is 10 open a consulate In Anna.
rlllo, which Is another evidence OF the
Importance Of this portion Of the coun.
~ and this city ~ lie center Tho poo
pie ~ this city have much respect for
and faith In President obrcgon Of Mex.
leo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16

CHARLESTON ". Va, June i5.--
~ telephnn" and telegraph wlr's Ias-
INK through Boomer ard Mount Carbon
Fay'ttc County IN the cabinet Creek
'uul country. were cut late to-day. ac'
'nrdlng ~ adyiccs received ~ thu of'
flc.s 81 Governor y T. Morgan. The
United STATE, m'ny engineer In charge
uf The kanaws fiver ais" was notified
that Government wires had been cot.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
WICHITA MARKET

WICHITA. Kan. June i5.-Hogs re.
ccipts :2oo. market l5c higher: top
500; hulk $7.5om7.s5.
Cattle receipts 200; market steady:
butcher cows and hcifcrs s3.50d7.gS:
s,ockcrs and feeders t2.50I $50: stock
COWS and hcifcrs. bulls s?.O0 to3.75:
calves S3.50H $50.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
VEGA VOTES HIGHER
TAXES FOR SCHOOLS
Sreeialts The News

VEGA, Texas. June Ii.-Thc com,
missioncrs' court uf Oldham county un
Yesterday Canvnsscd and declared IN,
result ~ the school election held In IN,
Vega s'h"ol district hast week nuihorlz
INK q levy II local tax Tor school pur.
posses IN an amount not exceeding one
dollar on the one hundred dollars tax.
able property The vote on the issue
was as follows: For school tax 81.
against school tax 6.
Adrian school district. IN this county
VIII vote on this issue ON June "a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
MIAMI HARVEST WILL
BEGIN ABOUT JUNE 20

MIAMI Texas June ~ --HtrVcst
viii begin here about June %. Roberts
County will need from - to 100 hirycs,
hands. The yield II wheat here will
ho about ~ bushels pcr acre. oats aud
row crops are also growing rapidly
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16

Amarillo's schools are 20 he bigger.
brighter. and more efficient than ever.
according 10 Indications now In evl.
dence. The city Il proud Of her schools
and has never failed 10 help advance
them each time opportunity has offered
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16

II il stated that there viii 10 mum.
Der ~ visits across the Rio Grands by
Delegates In attendance on the Texss
Press Associations annual convention
AZ McAilen. Wen. We don't wonder!
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16

No volume Of complain, has ever hecn
found effective rs means ~ regulating
the rainfall. In view ~ this fact. the
energy put into II. nigh, well be d..
rected into more useful channels.