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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-16
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-16

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-16

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-23
IT isn't VERY SAFE

How much currency are you carry.
ing un your person And how much
do ynu hav. az home hid IN IA. bed
post or the Old SOCK under the door.
stcpg Well. II you have none. you
must De- AN exception. because there IN
lots ~ currency IN Floyd county being
kept cut ~ circulation. somewhere Ice.
tween $50 900 and sliO.O0O. This exc.
duS from IN" banks began last :, picm.
bre when the tight credits began 10
max. themselves felt. II II not Grim.
inal, this business ~ taking currency
from circulation. but u IL mighty bad
business. Baause 90 fright 81 bark II
confidence or "A desir, To- afford uroteo.
ton to SILT first. his money has gotten
cUt OF the channels ot e.. mmcrce. II
III. amount is siOO.000 which IL may
VIII be. then those people who have
this money out of circulation are pre-.
venting the banks from loaning 10 their
NJ ighbors who have no actual cash but
plenty Of good collateral money with
which 10 carry on their operations.
Banks do not create wealth. but they
at as mighty blk factors In simplifying
wealth and making IL do more work.
For every s. put IN hank they can
rr.loan 81 and by turning IL over and
over s. can be- made o. de- the work
OF many more than that number kept
out Of the channels of commerce. Quit
that had business. The banks OF the
county are safe and sound They have
w!thstood your foolish effort and mine
TO protect ourselves first while We let
our nelghbors and the country In gen.r-
al 80 10 10 pot. our efforts at self
preservation have acted as boom
erang. restricted credits. cut the ability
Of ourselves and our nelghbors TO pay
cut the price Of the prudpcts We had Ia
sell and help 10 add Ia the general
hiatus II YOU have been Iarty To
this bad business practice. cut II out
now. svt your money back in circula.
tiun. You have II In your power To get
business hack on It's feet. Let's
straightcn this old world out. hut let's
begin al home first by all means-F'loy.
dada HI.spcrian.
That's exactly correct. the place for
money IL In the banks. The banks nave
a service 90 perform In the scheme Of
society and without thcri there W. nd
b. much trouble and unrest. PEG pie
have lost nothing hy patronizing aud
using hanks, In comparison with that
which has been wr.zed from them
when they fail 10 do ~. Money In tn"
bank Is safe. sound and always ace'is.
sihle 10 the owner, whilc. when II -
hidden away m vari",s unthinkalae
places IL In dangerous, stimulating th,dt
and all other crimes. fvludlng murd,s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-23
DESCRIPTIONS Of DEAD
MAN SENT OUT BY ROACH

Notices giving the Il, scrlp,ion II the
body of the man found thirteen miles
north of Amarillo Monday We're being
sent out yesterday by Sheriff Burton
Roach. who hopes In that way 90 find
out who the man was.
lie thinks that Il anyone answering
to the d, scrip,iun ~ the dad man dis
appeared about the time he was sup.
posed To- have been murdered is known
that relatives ar friends will appear
here To identify the body.
The man found was clothed In an
army shirt and corduroy pants. but
the body was ~ badly dccomposed that
NO indications as 10 his facial charac'
tcristlcs ar age could be gathered.
y. :. Griggs. undertaken. h treating
the hody 80 that what remains can be
kept until Identification Is complete or
until Il IL certain that no one viii turn
up To- claim the body. lie would not
hazard guess as To- how long the man
had been dead yesterday. hut said that
after hc hid completed his treatment
ol the body he could give an accurate
estimate.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-23
AMERICAN LEGION AT HOME"

Tho at Homo" sign Il now promln.
emily displayed at the old sanborn
domestic. b. the American Legion.
Officers and members OF Hanson Pos,
are a, their task u bringing all elirl.
HES into Intimate relationship with the
Organization. Every former wcarer -
the American khaki. In al branches %
the services. within reach ~ Hanson
Post Is urged 90 affiliate with the local
oreanixatl0n. For this there are many
reasons chief among which IL tho
stimulus that Il secured TO Amcricnnism
through the affilIntlon.
While the American Legion n tho
most exclusive OF all organizations in
the United States. q l. a, the same time
the mos, democratic; it, doors are
crened widely 10 every eligible. lis wei.
come 30 former service men and women
n naticn wide. none may BE- excluded
sxccrt through their own acts. Other
fratsrniiies have within THEIR affilia.
tonE those who have no, ascendei the
hstEh's 81 .fraternalism 20 thar nlans
whefcat they welcome In all ether Ell.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-23
.ABO PASS POPULAR
WITH ALL TOURISTS
Special to TIE New.

CLOVIS. y. NJ. June a2-Tcn or
w.lVo years ago the Santa Fc realized
the necessity ~ a low grade for heavy
traffic. accordingly the Bclen cutoff
through Clovis was constructed as
the line over which the Santa Fc would
handle It's great California fruit husi.
ness. The same reason has created n
great demand Tor a trans-continentnl
highway that would eliminate noun.
tain travel The demand has been an
swered in the laying out opening and
marking the Abo Pass. running west 10
Vaughn. Mountainair. and Socurru con.
Meeting eastern highways with the M.
,lonal old Trails and the Ocean to
ocean highways 10 California points
The AhO Pass route has just come In.
at the spot light ~ tourist travel since
II Is the only highway that has re-
manned open To- traffic from one end
To- the other during recent floods in
Kansas and Colorado.
MIR. and Mrs. Gooch. prominent
Stockton. Calf. people. who registered
Ut the Chamber ~ Commerce Monday.
.nroute 10 Indiana. stated to u. w.
Jones secretary. that the Abo Pass
route was the best uf al transcon
tlnental trails 1T Is also better mark
I'd than the famous Santa Re Trail"
Mr.. Gooch said "and | am surprised
that more tourists have not learned
about II. as ! have found II "A fine
highway all the way"
with the state highway department
indicating that II realizes th" import
ancc 90 the Abo Pass Route ana with
the prospect 81 additional state aid.
tourists may look forward tn smooth
sailing across New McXico's great out
/ doors"
In discussing the highway situation.
| Secretary Jones stated that as many
as fty To- one hundred ears have pass.
ed through Clovis In the past three
weeks Many - them taking the nd
vantage 81 the camping grounds. ar
ranged for them with shower baths
4 tables and chairs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-23
TEXHOMA TRADE
EVANCELS WILL
VISIT AMARILLO
BOOSTERS OF BORDER CITY
MAKE THREE DAY TRIP
IN CARS

Special to The News.
TENIIOMA. Okla. June 22.--The
Tcxhuma boosters have completed q
threc-days trip over the trade territory
surrounding their town. They had
twenty automobiles on the trip. and
they carried from four Ia seven pas
svngcrs each. Twice on the trip they
were met 10y about thirty other ears
loaded with T,Nhoma people which
added much tn the pep the boosters
already had. The distance covered In
the three days WAS over 500 miles. The
boosters took with them the TcXhoma
Concert Band. perhaps the best band
In the Panhandle. and II charmed the
people with splendid music while the
business men handed out various souve'
Mrs and other information about Tex
homa and her possibilities. Amarillo
Is To- be- one of the chief stops ON the
next trip which II IN bc taken as soon
rs the harvesting season Is over The
people want closer and better ac'
quainiance with Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-23

giblcs IN the Interest OF the common
good. and who determine the fate ~
othe-s upon a purely personal basis. Not
~ with the American Legion--iis por'
tails are open. H. bcnefactions available
20 all who are entitled 10 10 attention
as affiliated members.
Nor does The Legion stop here. hut
stands openly for the highest the NEST
exalted deals of the United States. its
members and those eligible 60 affllla.
ton with u. have demonstrated their
broad love for humanity IA that they
gave themselves unrcsorycdly as sncu'
ficcs Tor the liberties ~ the United
States and the world az large. They
went into 'hc struggle against hollish.
ness 81 world domination with that
freedom that whole hoartedncss that
charrior.sos Americans In war ihoy
stood for tho hest ~ everything In thu
Interest Of humanity ana Tor whole.
some rolliucss 81 rule and action as be.
tween men. and pm they stand today.
In the light ~ the character ~ tho
American Legion the people u ANA.
Milo are umtedly delighted that Han.
son Post has iis abiding place among
No. This home will H. nucleus around
which may BE- huildcd mp and preserved
the memories and traditions II the az.
filiation While the home IN The present
form Is hut a temporary affair. II Will
predicate permanent possession ~
the DAYS come and go. II viii make
way for a renter " greatest Importance.
The boys Of the American Legion and
thos" who aro .lgihl. 90 membership
therein. are dear 90 tho hearts ~ al
loyal and true Americans Amarillo ia
behind them one hundred per cent pluA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-23

By Associated Press
ST. PAUL. Mimi. June 20. - The
American Indians are not decreasing IN
numbers. according to DR.. Elmer IL
Higlcy of Dcsi Moincs who was recently
appointed superintendent Of Indian
work ~ the Methodist Episcopal church
There are more than onethird Of
million Indians In the United States,
added Rev. lIiglcy, 'and fi,y-sevcn
distinct languages are spoken.
~ survey among the Indians has
Just recently been made by the Cen
tnnary officials and shows thnt not only
the full hlooded Indians are increasing
hut also the mixed bloods. with better
homes medical attention. ana better
care of Indian babies and with the mis-
sionarios taking the gospel ~ soap
sanitation and salvation, the Increase OF
the number ~ Indians viii continue
"Twuihirds cannot understand the
American language. Thirteen per cent
" the Indians are afflicted with tuher.
Iculosis. and $4,000 suffer from tr1chomn
Three out of every five Indian children
die before the age of five years.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-23
DRINK MUCH WATER
IS DOCTORS ADVICE

Hot weather and digestive upsets 30
together, We call such upsets sum.
mcr complaint with good reason.
Hot weather favors the growth Of
germs and the decay u milk and other
foods. !, also lowers the power Of tho
body tn digest food which II could thrive
an In winter.
The most important rule for keep.
ing we'll In summer In not To over.
tax the digestion.
Special care shauld he taken NOT 10
eat foods which have Undergone de.
composition. Such foud IN one III the
colniionest cause of summer dirrhea
u" not over eat In the summer. It
YOU take more food than the body needs
the excess fcrmcnts In the Intcstine.
an dlhe products are absorbed and
poison thu body.
ia not eat ar eat very lightly when
ovortired ar very warm. Eat sparingiy
uI meat In summer. Meat foods are mar.
iicularly harmful when they fcrmcnt I'm
tho Intestine. Meat should not he eat.
IN more than once n day or may well
lie omitted entirely by all those who
ARE not doing hard physical work. Fish.
too. should not he taken more than
one" day. In the tropics men iiyo
largely an fruits and vegetables. and I'm
this ease. natures way ~ the hest w.y.
Simple and llght meals should m. m.
rule In July and August.
Drink freely &c water between m.ai.
Water drinking fayors free pcrspl,a,Ion
and Keeps the bowels IN good c.ndi,,o,'
The temperature ~ the water shoulJ
bc cool. hut not too cold. do MOI tai.
cold drinks while YOU are very warm or
IN the middle of violent exercise. Thirst
~ often best qucnccd by something bo,.
such NJ hot tea. we
Keep the bowels clear IN no, wca,h.r
The fermentation u the food IN the IN
'es'inc IL likely To cause serious disc, -.
when the system In weakened nv b,,
weather. II is most important IN clear
the bowels every day. Free drinking ~
water helps In this.
II you do these things you can lid
"'iiahoe To The germs II diarrh.a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-23
SENATE WILL PROBE
CHAMBERLAIN CASE
ny Associated Press.

ny Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. June 2..-An IN.
vesilgation Is tn w. made by the senate
naval affairs committee ~ the dis.
misSal from the Marine corps ~ Cap.
tain Edmund q. Chamberlain, the san
Antonio Texas, aviator whose story ~
participation In thrilling air hattie
on the western front wan one II the
sensations ~ the World war
The senate to-day adopted rcsolu.
ton offered by senator Sheppard dem.
ocrat, Texas. authorizing the lnvestlgn.
tlon. senator Sheppard desc rlbed cap.
tain Chnnibcrlain's court martial and
dismissal as another Drcyfun ease"
The ease ~ Captain Chamberlain for
many months was one of "a slecial In.
icfcst to the military service. starting
with the published story Of his exploits
and ending with his dismissal from sorv.
lee with the approval ~ President VII.
son. The Marine corps officer claimed
that ON July %. 1918. while ON fur.
luugh. h. visited British sector. bor.
rowcd n British airplanc and In flight
over the front lines took part In a hat.
tie with twelve German machines. liz
asserted thu. he DESTROYED five IL the
German planes. damaged two others
and sweeping oarthward IN his damaged
machine scattered detachment Of
German soldiers. landed and took a
German prisoner by pretending that a
compass was n bomb and then carried
a wounded soldier to aafety.
The story ~ the explicit as told by
Captain Chamberlain was cahled "a
United States by the official committee
uf public information and recommend.
lions were made that the officer he
awarded the American medal If honor
and the British Victoria crosse. Denial
81 the officers story by British officers
led to an investigation and court mar
tial proceedings Chamberlain contend.
ed that the failure Il the British flyers
Ga corroborate his story was due 10 the
fear that an admission that an Ameri-
can flyer officer had used u British
plane would have resulted In their
court martial.
The court martial. III. proceedings II
which We're reviewed by Admiral Sims
then commander Of the American Naval
forces In British waters. recommended
Chambcrlain's dismissal. lie was re-.
turned to the United States and pend.
lng review Il his case remained under
arrcs, In the District of Columbia.
Details Of the naval committees In
quiry had not been arranged tonight,
hut II was said. not many witnesses
I - Ia. ksskH l.
cation I, was said, would have TO do
with the records IN the ease. Admiral
Sims. II was said. might be- called, In
case he was In Washington during the
progr,s ~ Of the inquiry.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-23

Mayor Mars stated In a recent inter-
view that he is In favor Of making tho
anti-fiy campaign perpetual. He dr.
chrcd that the rs has become extreme
~ naus.ous To him upon learning tho
true nature and characteristics III tho
insect He II In favor Of publishing
abroad the rcpulsiye habits OF the fly
and destroying the insects by making
them 50 unpopular. In this contention.
this Mayor h correct. for while millions
Of flies wer. destroyed during the r..
cent cnmpaign. sufficient numbers ~
them were left To keep the tribe up to a
rather generous standard. and this 10
reason for the continuation OF the bat.
tie igains, them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-23
ONLY NINETyrivE MILLIONS

A paitry nlneiy.flye million dollars
represent the Topping OF from the naval
appropriations bill now pending IN CON
gr-ss. How small are the figures In
which our representatives deal
Seriously. the knife Of economy Is
being brought scnsihly into contact with
the extravaganza infected tendency %
the present times. America ~ taking
seriously the situation that II calling
for adjustment 10 normal conditions FOL
lowing the drunken orgy q high prices.
insane expenditures and untenablc al.
titudes In cities. In counties. In states
and our entire country. the people hav.
ing In hand the dissatisfaction Of NJ.
fairs are looking with vision sharponed
by necessity. upon all the avenues ~
expenditure. Leaks are being stopped.
and again we are approaching that
place In our progress whcrcat the pen.
MES are being rcckoncd with. and given
n place In the accounting Of sums
total.
Comprehensive handling Of the great
affairs Of government. at the hands Of
Congress. at the hands q the state
legislatures. at the hands ~ the mum.
cipal authorities will inspire feelings %
closer relationship between the people
and the offices Of government. II ls a
fact that the people OF the United
States at this time. feel moro closely re-
lated 10 their government than ever be.
fore. They are coming 20 see that when
ninety-five millions Of dollars are saved
In q single stroke. that this saving Is
little less than one dollar per capita.
They are also becoming aware 81 the
fact that when this same action r. car.
RED down through the various govern.
ments In which they are Interested. tho
savings will become considerable, 20 tho
individual.
Congress Is far less remote than /,
vas ton years ago. and with the pas.
sage Of time II will become even more
closely related to the people. The state
government Ii being moved to the PEG.
pie Of even the remo,es, sections.
through a feeling Of kinshlp. Men and
women are. relating themselves 90 the
powers that be-" at most satisfac.
tory rate.
n citizen az 4 community. a state or
nation IL never such In the fullex, and
besf ssnse until he recognizes 10 the ut.
most Of his ability. his true relationship
10 government. The people are the gov.
srnment-ths whole people. not jus, a
Few. clique. clan. an affillatlon. Meth.
o. may q man calm 20 h. n citizen IN
conplesest sense until his vision ~
government includes the whole Of
odety-hlgh. low. intermediate. hls
own family az n part % every other
family In the sense OF the rights Of each
IN relationship 90 the rights 81 the other.
Coteries have their rights indeed. but
not 10 the de,rimen, Of the masses.
10. when the Congress II the rnliA
States. in It's wisdom. based upon deen
ana comprehensive study Of the condI.
ton By which the entire world e. con.
frontcd. az one stroke. grasses a respon.
sibllity OF nine,y.five millions ~ dol.
lars. !, has an intimate meaning 70
every man. woman and child IN Amer.
ica. We feel tina, We are being consider.
ell. and that our Representatives are
handling the business Of the people as
they would transact their own affairs.
for success.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-23

Amaullo's Boy Scouts are getting into
action. and they are ever more ana
more % be- brought into the affairs o,
their iellowS Amarillo ~ taking cog
nlzanrc o; her boys u their worth. and
II investing real money IN their actiyi'
ties. Tire Boy Scouts movement l. going
20 b. rich IN returns for the investmen,
Of time. effort and money. 4 safeguard.
ed b,g hood In q safe aud sane manhood.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-23
STORM WARNINGS ISSUED

40 resident ~ the Texas Plains can
fail To appreciate the immunity from
serious disturbances such ~ warnings
have been issued against In the coast
country recently. None viii claim fur
this favored section. Perfection. and yet
when ~ offs'ttlne comp.nSitions are
compared Intimately with ihos. II other
regions. a." citizen must indeed b. hard
to satisfy who cannot reconcile himself
10 the petty inconvenience and discom.
forts In this portion - tho southwest.
our raius have indeed been ample
ton ample. perhaps Tor some ~ the IN.
tcr,sts. and yet. while We are having "A
decided precipitation. other and less
favored sections are being dclugcd.
crops destroyed and other properties
greatly impaired. By comparison. there.
fore. We have great deal for which to
he thankful. our climate. our freedom
from many 81 the common diseases q
other localities. our delightful summers.
our mild winters. all ro 20 make up n
condition which II not altogether ideal.
r. az least much In advance Of those
prevailing generally elsewhere.
when our fellow creatures are sour.
rying from their abodes near the gulf
and hay coasts. we are living In secur.
i,y. We have no sense Of fear OF the elc.
menis. We. in this section OF the south
west. enjoy the moods OF the weather.
and for nine,y-oight per cent Of the
time. feel that there viii never BE- suffi.
Gent rain. or a drouth Of such duration
As TO hazard our prospects OF making
bounteous crops. Truly. the Plains
Country OF the great state Of Texas has
much TO It's advantage in every way.