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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
GOLF ATTRACTIONS MANY
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
ARE FEATURE OF PROGRAM
american Players. Both Men and
women. Plan lnYnsionS of
Foreign Countries.
nv .NesUCfatud Tr.ss /

CHICAGO. March i.-intern,,
contests among IN" worlds creates;
golfers are in prospect FOR the com
ing summer in "a series OF tourna-
ncnts starting ON May % with the
British amateur event at lioyialtn ana
ending with tn. w"m-u's national
championship at Hollywood Golf Club.
Deal, y. j., October IS.
y number of American women as
Wei as men are planning to iuvad"
EnSinnd AID probably France. while
retain the American open title Won
last year at Inverness Club. Toledo
ny Edward Ray. some British anna
tours also rlan to have try for tn"
american title. now held hy chick
Evans FOR the second time. when that
"'ant is staged at the ST. Louis Coua-
try Club September liza.
Recently Champion Evans. as well
OF Chicago, who lost the British anna
tcur title to cyril FOLEY last year
on the thirty seventh green. an
their going To t.uropc this summer.
team is forming under the leader
ship OF W. &. Fown"S. Jr.. Of Pitts
peat the unique feat OF W. j. Travis.
veteran American golfer. who in 1903
won the british It'll. with his un-
cannN putting.
= o The ~ .imsrie@n pilgrims thus FAR an
New York. and Nelson Whitney. of
New Orleans. Others likely Will join
ner may reconsider. \ number Of
American professionals also are
planning to 20 10 Europe. but the
personnel is not yet definite.
Women Eager 10 Play.
American women are more eager
for a chance at foreign titles. as
eight excellent players are at present
listed to cross the ocean after t!u-
Alexa stirling. Of Atlanta. ma tional
champion; Miss Marion Hollins and
Mrs. w. \. Gavin, OF New York the
latter u hriton by birth: Mrs. r. II.
i'hilad"lphia. and Miss Elaine Roscn-
thai. Miss Edith Cummings and Mrs
r. G. Let's. Jr., Western champion.
The earlincss OF the first event OF
the year, the British amateur cham
lionship is on" OF the detcrcnis to
golfers are seldom in championship
form hy May %. Neither will the
American women have much spring
practice before the start OF the Brit
Scotland. on May 80.
These british ciassics are followed
by the french womens champion
the French amateur at Chantiliy on
June lO-lI. and some of the Amcri-
| cans are likely TO cross the channel
| for these events.
Next on the program is the British
| open at the fountainhcad OF golf, st.
| Andrews, June 20-25. hut II Is un-
likely The american amateurs Will
wait for that or the French open ut
| lie Touquet. June 27-2S. The Ameri-
| can professionals. who are planning
| to try for the British title are expect
| cd TO take in the French event also.
Ii Will be some two weeks after
| these foreign contests before ma
| ,ional American meets will start with
| the amateur championship of the
| Western Golf Association ut the
| Wcstmorcland club. Chicago. July
| il-l6, when Chick Evans is carded
| TO defend. for tho NTH time, the It'll,
| hr won from Bobby Jones last year
at Memphis. Bob" Gardner also Is
| planning to play in this meet for tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
TITLE TO MRS. MALLORY |
NEW YORKER CAPTURES
HONOR FOR FOURTH TIME
Defeats Mrs. Bcnjmmin T.. Cole, 81,
in Straight Srts-AiSo Is Menu
Der OF Tenn ChnmpiOns.

BoSTON. Narcn l9-Mrs. Frauklin
| Mall"ry. Of Ns,W, York. formerly
,iunnl indoor wou.eu's singles cham
pionship for the fourth time today by
defeating Mrs Benjamin T. Cole, End
ot North Andov"r. IN straight sets in
lional tournament on the courts OF
the TonCwood Cricket Club The
score WAS SO. 60
Mrs MaiiGry. teamed NJ with WI
Ham r. T!ld"n, End. OF Philadelphia,
worlds tennis champion. to compose
The Arst Team Of national indoor
mixed doubles champions in the first
ddournamcnt ,i.or hat ,itlc In the
defeated Mrs. GeOrr" W WiEhrman
and II. Norris Williams. End Of New
ton. 6-2, ct
The women. doubles title was won
by Mrs WtGhtman and Miss Marion
y Iindr-st-iu. Of Brcoklinc. who. by
a score Of 6-3. rs. defeated Mrs. Nal
lory and Mrs l.. Morris OF New
York. shurcr of 1920 title with Mrs
succeeds as indoor singles champion.
The extreme accuracy Of Mrs NAL
lnrN's speedy base line drives stood
out in ain her matches. She combined
this strong point o! her game with
stcadIness and her remarkable abil-
ity as 4 gcttcr To overcome all her
opponents in the singles. Her tnctics
IN keeping the ball in play In the
crowd thu net and finish the required
points
Mrs Mallory had played three
matches before She participated in
tn. final round OF the womcn's
doubles Mrs Wightman and Miss
Iind.rsicin displayed excellent team
work. The New Workers won the
first four games OF the second set but
the BrDokiinc players countcrcd with
four in a row. ana after dropping one
ran out three straight games for the
match and the title.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
KEYSVlLLE WINS GAME
Defeats Charlotte High SchooI. IS to
by Heavy 1IittinE-WhoIc Team
Plays Well
Snocinl to Tho Timcs. nlsnnt.

- 49, 'l ~ nc InlcH' ibiSpd ten.
KETSViLLE. VA. March Ia
h"I vic Athletic club defeated the
'hhiioit High Schoo! baseball team
Oh The formers ground. by the score
OF - to Q. keysvillc scored at VIII
ana had u" troubl" in hitting all four
NIi'h"rs used by Charlotte IIirn
Hth""l IN" playing OF the entire
~ sNi!i" team was Of tho highest
ne hininS Of Morton and Left
wich. Tor k"ysvillc deserves men
non, l."i'wich getting home run
anu Merton Two three baggers
k"ESEili" meets the reserve tenn
from fihinpdc -Sidnc? on Monday on
IN" nom" grounds, and has good
sch.dul" planned, Including game.
with blackstone Military Academy
aud i"rvillc Military Academy. b.-
s.d"s many other teams Of The same
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
CANDIDATES FOR BASEBALL
NINE WILL REPORT MONDAY
Forty Men HIVE Hrcn Ordered 10
Present Themselves for Work
nj InlycrsIty OF ". Ia

Mpkt ". VA, March 10
f"ft! men, nall o: whom were c!tn-
or regulars or members OF tn" war
S!'y SQUAD lhet year. viii report for
me INITIAL baAcball practice on tho
athletic field here Monday afternoon.
On thc following day the remainder
nt The candidates for the 1921 IVES,
virginia University nine viii be- Out
hitcd and SSH report 10 Coach Ira
L. Rodgers
AmonE last years letter men who
VIII be- candidates for tho Team nrc
CAPTAIN Joe iiarriclt. Martin. Ma
d"rih i.ytlc. Turk"vjch. Woods Lem
Icy and Darscy. Other men who play
." mart Of last wear and who Will
r"n"rt -" Nci!'cn. Dcpuc Lyaii May
t"lh. Moore. EorhchauCh. SNYDER.
Hurley W"idm"ycr and Wright
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
m..ariwcN Garter and Anderson.
I. -.n.- I IN mL.lA N - 100000.

Cardwcli Garter and anderson.
Time. minute 1918 seconds
Junior rclay-l. G.ntc. Park a G
Kiln. FLANK, Dorget, and Runin) /:
? No Names: ? First National III
n!ors Time. minute - seconds.
Junior high school championsi.!p-
j. Bellevue Dance. Thornblooru
sherman and Salisbury: .. North
sd" :, Rninbridse. Time. minute
BOY scout championship. Troop
No. 6 trnd.rhin. Smith, C;ouldcr ana
fouclD =. TrOyD No. "a: g. Troon No
30 Time. | mlnu;. III seconds
PTcraratory school mpionship--
John Marshall High school Owing
HIankenship. !<anm and sharp: >
McGuire's: D.. Blackstone. Time .
Military chamuionship-l. Rich
mond Blues (o'Sullivan Mckee
Netherwood and q. Kl!sc): ., Rich
mond iiowitHcrs. Time minute
10 ID seconds.
Open Championship OF Richmond
Hancock. Wharton and HeuhD; ..
2i.3 seconds
Rural schools. St Christoph.r
? Highland springs. 3. Chester High
school Time. J mimut" l2:/scconds
of'icials-Cicrk Of course shepherd
crUmp and J. Tcmplc WaddiI: start
derson: referee. Fergus McHac:
Judges AT finish. Vaughan Gary. Cap
tain Pollard. John Cronly: Judge or
field events. Tucker Jones. Arthur
Bel; INSPECTORS. Berkeley. Moss. King:
scorer. Charles Word: timers. Bob
WalltrStcin and spencer: announccrs
Ching" Graham and Hugo Blankcn-
8
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
AGREES TO CLUBS TERMS
bro"ki!n tnptnin Is Expected to Play
Against Yankees Tomorrow mt
Spring Trnini; I. Cnmp.
[By Associated Prcssl

NEW YORK. March l9.--Zack
Wheat. captain OF the Brooklyn. Ma
tional League. baseball team. who
has been holdout, has come to terms
and may play with the DodGera
against the Yankees NJ New Orleans
on saturday. This word was received
her" today from the Dodgers spring
training camp in the South.
The Br""ni!a management offered
the veteran outheldcr a salary in
crease OF - per cent. IL was said and
bonus OF $1,000 In case the team
finishes in first, second or third place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
no .Addrc.. kiMnminns on Y. w. G. a

q" Address kiwaninns on y. w. G.. a.
Mrs. Hazel sutton and Mrs. u. T.
Munford. Of this city. Will address
;hc kiwanis Club, Monday. at its
regular weekly luncheon. which Will
be held in the Richmond Hotel at
o'clock. They Will discuss the Y. "
{. y work here and throughout the
country Miss Sutton is one OF the
national officers OF the associa ion
Robert II. Barnes. Stuart Ragland
and James Check viii also make
short addresses
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
ICHMOMDERS WIN
HONORABLE MENTION
Four Local Competitors submit Archi-
tccturnl Drawing That Receive
Praise of Art school. C

\. g. Lambert. president Of the
Richmond Architectural club. has re-,
ceivcd telegram from the head,
qu;trt"rs OF the BcauN Arts School of,
Architectural Design. of New YORK.
stating that all four OF the local,
students who entered the recent conn
petition received honorable mention.
Thos" receiving honorable mention
were IL. w. Niblct. Lee G. Palmer,
\. Il. Scott and Francis NJ Gary So
far this season twelve mentions nave
been won by Richmond men out Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
TITLE TO PENN STATE
Grnpplrrs Capture IntcrcoIIcEfntSs
Championships From Leading slSsS5
University Tcnm<. *
Try Associated press.1

PRINCETON. y. J.. March 1e.7
Pennsylvania state College won the
intercollegiate wrestling champions
ship here today with total OF 2lS
IA 'r noints. and Princeton third Vim
II points The others finished ~ foIs,
lows: Yale. 10: Lehigh and University.
of pennsylvania, 8 each: Columbia Es
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-08
Monroe Hopkins at
Deandi Make a Hit

Al thr Dcaud Theatre last night the
Monroe Hopkins players presented their
opening biil. Relieve Ne. Naniipe' %
q large and appreciaiivo audience They
put this bill over in great style. and
sept the capacity house m "a roar of
laughter for most Of the time. This IL
a tnIec.act farce comedy. adapted from
the New York success ot the same
ramc aud this company h. giving the
full and complete version.
The Monroe Hopkins players IL a
high class organization.
Mr. and Mrs HOPKINS were on the
Majestic vaudeville circuit Tor num-
her OF years. ana their vaudeville spe.
c.altics between acts are new. snappy,
and real big town" acts.
"Relcye Me. Nantipp, Wal b. offer.
Ell again today iu connection with the
usual picture program, and AT thu usual
admission prices
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-08
Better Speech"
Proclamation Is
Issued by Mayor

The opportunity to serve mankind
nould never Boz transferred by one per.
,nn 10 another nor should the on
nortunity of such a privilege be ne
Elected or refused Nv those in position
r. power or hv those whose duty u n
-u render such service
Better Speech t1s long been the
custom and practice of AN thinking
American people during the modern
tgcs az all times. in all conversations
ard teachings 10 improve tho Language
lsed in business matters as wen as SO
oial affairs I'm expressing ideas and dif
'usinr Thoughts Boz every sphere OF lie.
Therefore. Better Speech is far more
'C the recommendation 81 person.
han adorned personal appearance and
GOOD looks
Children usually adopt and later FOL
low and 1pplv instructions and teach
rigs they receive at their homes. and
BE- observable hy the outsider and n
Is often the index 20 "a persons mind
,n Judge me way young people act and
fho language they speak what "a the
custom under the roof that they make
their abode as tho old saying is. 9TH,
twig grows the manner DO which u Is
bent"
n should ho a religious duty and n
r.0ral obligation seriously considered
~ those who have the care. custody
and direction 81 the young 10 correct
the evils ~ careless cnunciati0n. pro.
urc.auor. uugrammatical and rhc;ori.
"1' expressions. the wrong construction.
nHsprouuHc.a'iou and the mlsapplica.
tcn Of words. expressions and 20,
fences Slang should hc prohibited
fhollshed and is worthless
Good manners better speech proper
words chastc and select language. with
1ffahlo courtesy Is tho cheapest cur.
r.ncy that can bc taught and obtained.
set 10 is me winning star among ladies'
md gentlemen and is gold 70 the
Young and D. tho greatest winner or
an possessions that can naturally b.
bestowed or inherited ty the younger
generation
Therefore 7 d.. rs the authority
vested in mo md hv "a request from
the Potter County Federation n Wo.
men. designate Nov g. 1921. and the
Fix days following said date. az the 70
Rod of time of Better Speech Week
shall o., observed
Given under my hand and authority
81 office. This th, SD day % November
4. D., 1921
LON D. MAERs. Mayor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-08
TEXAS GINNER WAS
GREATLY AMAZED
AT The RESULTS

Another wen known Texas business
mn cunrs forward tn testify 90 the
merits ot Tluhc This time it IL James
J Hhnus head n successful ginning
Grim ol Ennis. Texas Mr. tianus says
"a was boz a badly run down condition
fur several yoais aud my health was
gradually setting worse WIS subject
40 times o. attacks of sciatc rheuma
usm. too. and only those who have
suffered from this trouble know what
! endured
Il began taking Tunhc with the hope
~ only getting partial relief and was
positively amazed at the change II made
n nue. There h no doubt IN my mind
Chat Tlnluc gave mo a new lease ON
ufc I'm entirely Zee from rheuma'
tism ] can run and jump Ike a boy
ana I feel simply fine
Tanmc b. sold In Amarillo. by Randall
Drug CO.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-08
CHRONIC INO|GEST!GN
STOPPED eY
INTERNAL BATH"

Mr.. L. l.. Russell 81 Dallas, Texas,
writes 10 the Tyrrells Hygiene lusti-
tute;
The 4 r. l. Cascade undoubtedly
started Mrs Russell nn the high road
% recovery frnm what threatened TO
be Chronic Indigestion.
have used Internal Baths for
years and have been very surcessfui
in my own ease.
The II Il I. Cascade" cleanses the
lower intestine it, cutirr length and
keeps il always free ~ poisonous
waste.
Thousands testify that Constipation,
Indigestion Stomach Troubles. Bill
iousncss Headaches and all the many
serious troubles which they cause are
absolutely relieved and prevented BY
this Nature Treatment.
city Drug Store. 5i3 Polk Street.
viii gladly explain Ia you the simple
operation II the u. II. L. Cascade.
WHY IL is 80 certain in it, results. aud
viii give you free II cost, nn interest
INK little book containing the results
ot the experiences Of Dr aChas. A.
TNrrcll 1T New York. whn was n spe-
cinlit on Intestinal Complaints for
- wears in that city Why not cut
this ont as reminder 20 get this
book on soun as possible. Remember
please. u ~ Tree.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-08

William Farnum. IN his Fox play.
THE Rainbow Trail to Dee SHOWN fog
the last timr tonight az the Liberty
Theatre. does some of the greatest
work uf his career. IT, has double
role. purtuying that of Lnssitcr. who
was 100, hero also of Riders of the
pupl, Sage and Shofford. who con
tnu,s Iassiters work Both these
stories. hv Znnc Grey, have had ire
mcudous vogue.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-08
Philharmonic Has
Monthly Luncheon

Twenty eight members attended the
Philharmonic club monthly luncheon
held yesterday at the Amarillo Hotel.
Mrs. /. D. cole was POSTMASTER.
The entertainment program WIS In
charge Of Mrs Cole. Mrs 9. T. Woy.
muoih and Mrs Fred Luke
After the luncheon the club mem.
hcrs went 10 tn First Christian Church
social center for the study program.
Won Weber was studied
The program included piano solos hy
Mrs. j. D. Crumo, Mrs ~ X Jack and
Mrs Everett Glenn. and a vocal solo
hy Miss Ncl Horshrurh
The hostrss,s were Mrs Fred krug
and Mrs Leslie Williams
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-08

I'd int. the skin fm rh Wu'tIsm
%. .I.I. contracted muscles prHins
uu.uDH Ballads Snow LIu.mrnt
u.s urh Through the flesh Co the
Iun. casing palm and removing The
cause 10 o. "a powerful pHlu r0li.t
Tu,o Sizes BOO, Coz and ieo pcr bot
f,. Sold by Randall Drug CO.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-08
r. Il. Reppert. entomoIogist OF tho

College Station. viii bo in Amarillo on
Nov. ~ in behalf of the anti-rat and
rodent campaign now being waged Ia
Texas II Is planned by Harmon Ben.
ton. county agent to have mass meet
ing some time during which plans Will
o. formulated 90 put into action some
OF the methods {, extcrminatc rats
statistics have been compiled showing
that the property loss from rats is
enormous and IL is believed that there
IAN De- substantial reduction from
this cause. as well as decreasing tho
danger from the health standpoint. hy
making a success of this campaign
said Mr. Benton.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-08
Snow IN Amarillo.

Tn, SHOWS are hoDniiCial Co.. IN,
wheat. su that this year viii produc,
In the Panhandle from 100000 10 20,
0Gn pod bushels ~ wheat. our summer
ruins come when the crops need then
most from May % September. and this
accounts for our large crops ~ kifu
corn. milo maizo and sorghum, which
this year viii run from 80 600. 900 20 800.
600 600 bushels
The Panhandle cotton growing Cuuu
ties win produce probably 1000 bales
Cotton ,s grown practically free IRON
the holl wccvil, huol worm COZ other
pests
Cattle.
II is wol known that the punh1ndi,
b. the best cattle growing section %.
the state. and with Texas first in white
face cattle large percentage Of thcs,
are boz the Panhandle counties.
Hog.
when the hng raiscrs NJ the Imperial
Valley In California and other sections
81 the West which have been supply
inc the packers ~ Los Angeles with
hogs. changed their fields from alfalfa
tho hog feed 90 cotton. go as 10 roal
the benefit Of the high prices which
that uaplc had reached during Tho war
tn hackers wor, compelled % go else
where for their hogs. ana the Santa
lso Railroad h. now shipping from the
Panhandle. Eastern New Mexico and
Western oklahoma trainload ~ hogs
about every two weeks. sometimes
oftener This will make out ~ this sec
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-08
An important meeting II Confederate

veterans has been called f0r O'Clock
"Wednesday afternoon 40 the office Of
judge " T.. Arhoart Zoo 90, court
house 40 this time plans for taking
prt lon tho Victory DAY celebration
win De- discussed Il q Townos chair.
man OF th. parade. has requested Ad.
iDtwt Airhmrt 20 cali this meeting
iud viii to.l the veterans what they arc
expected % do ON Victory Day. lt is
understood that the veterans viii DO
givon places Of honor in the parade
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-08
"Cnrmcn NJ thc kIondikc. :

Oup of tho big and tcnscly dramatic
scenes Boa carmen of the klondike,
the production starring Clara Williams.
now showinf at the olympic Theatre
today. is f. great fight which comes AS
climax in the latter part of the pro-
durtiun
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-08

II your child eats ravonously AZ times
and at Other times has no appetite al
80 lIol, uut Tor worms. Whites Cream
Nrmiurc Is the remedy go use. II
.lours them out. Price 35c. Sold 10y
Randall DRUG Co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-08
SeNernI commiiiecs OF lhc Pnnhnndlc.

Plains Tn State Poultry Show viii
meet ~ 100 O'Clock Thursday night BOO
the city han The show VIII ho held
here dec. O. ~ and officers fcDl that
mo- time should De- lost In pushing plans
fur the exhibits
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-08

ton over 100000 head OF hogs this year
to Los Angeles alone.
Wind.
Many Jokes have been perpetrated on
the Panhandle on account OF the repu-
tatiun IL has undesery eddy gained az be.
ng a very windy country. \ cumpari-
on with the weather report from Fort
Worth might bee of interest. During the
years 1915 TO 1890 inclusive. In ANA
illo. there were Is days on which the
wind reached a velocity of 90 miles per
nour. and no days ON which u reached
a velocity Of 90 miles per hour where
a. In Fort Worth Tor the same period
jf time there were 80 days where the
wind reached a velocity OF 40 miles per
lour ar more and ON eight Of these
avs Il exceeded 90 miles per hour.
other comparisons might be made 20
the advantage Of Amarillo. for while
Sc have some winds that are disagree.
.ile. vet we have no more than IN most
ther sections. and owing To our rari
lied air these winds rarely ever DO
NY damage.
Tho Panhandle contains an area OF
nlahlc land which Is larger per square
pile than perhaps any other section Of
he United States and its fertility Is
meNcelled On the Plains the water is
~ pure as can bee found I'm the world.
unning over 80 per cent pure. Thou
nnds II acres are underlnid with a
hick stratum Of water at dopht
baking cultivation by irrigation prof
table
owing 10 the absence OF trees and
ocks farmers use tractors and riding
lows almost exclusively, enabling
/ hem 10 cultivate a much larger acre
,ge per man than In most sections OF
| he country.
Health.
The altitude of the Panhandle being
/ no mi 500 10 600 feet above sea level
makes this an ideal climate. where IA,
Or is rlrificd and invigorating anC
! wholly free from malaria.
! Population.
The population Of the Panhandle hai
increased during the past 20 To % years
probably tcnfold, and Is incrcasin.
more RAPIDLY today than ever and %
] his population 70 per cent u httN'
white Americans. of the most prosrcs
ave and intelligent sort.
The average date of first killing fros
In autumn Is October 20. The average
tate uf last killing frost IN spring q
| April a. The earliest date Of killini
FROST In autumn was Sept. 22 1921, th'
Attest date of killing frost In spring wa
May %. 1898
Annual mean temperature from 1888
90 1878 was Sc. and is given boy month";
| for that period as follows
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-08
Miss Ruth Hereford HUI Of St

Lolis. tIel representative Of the
Southwestern Division of the Amcri.
nn Hcl Cross, who has been boo ANA
r.lio several times. was Boo the o.ty y,s.
.erd1y Miss HUFF assisted BOO conduct
mr. 70 conference here q foW weeks ago.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-08

Ntephcns touring car u Mrs Mary
y. Leopold. 1000 Jackson stolen from
tho garage sunday night. was found
four miles east OF Amarillo Monday
morning abandoned and burned. BE-.
uef was expressed that thieves stole
the cur and abandoned IL when it
caught fire.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-08
Grnrrc Q. nnrnctt. archlteci from

George G.. burnett, architec, from
ri paso. writes here that he h draw.
us plans FOR four-story brick build.
ing 90 be- constructed here. In a letter
20 the Board Of city Development. he
states that he Is not at liberty TO dis.
close the name OF his client. MIR. Bur
nett asked FOR the prices OF certain
building materials here so that est.
mates could be- made on tbs cost OF the
building which will be around 800.
200. hc adds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-08

Moesrs -. T. Mcdonald ana Homer
"lIaerson OF Hereford. visited ia
Amarillo Monday returning tl tho
White Face city i1 the evening.