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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25

viii come when individuals commence
and maintain a reserve"
sam u. Vaughn II the Amarillo Ma.
;ional Bank discussed the subject
Float" He explained the meaning
81 the term, is costs TO banks aud
how the costs might be compensated
Ray Wh,atlgy q the Amarillo Bank
s Trust Company spoke ON the Guar.
unity Fund system H. said that the
banks ~ the United States operated
under the most favorable monetary sys.
TEN In the world
j. a. Pritchard " the city National
Bank spoke ON Financial Statement,
How to Make Them and What They
Should Contain" lie sii1 that every
man should keep a financial statement
and hy doing 50 he would know at alt
times Just whore hc stood. financially"
As thoroughly financial ms the talks
were the program FOR the luncheon.
They were printed ON blank checks of
the particular hank each speaker rep.
resented and al read like promlsory
N'ANFH NNA fNAiAsliA'H 10y ~ Wv 'AhfA
% the Rotary Club. twenty minutes dis
oursc ON such and such n subject"
The program was arranged by G.. NJ.
Mccullough.
The guests Of incmhers Of the club
'oday were W. II. Fuqua. Fred Cline OF
winnctbnka. Wis. ". W. Flennlkcn,
". y. Thompson. J. n, Pri,chard. Alex.
,ndos Pope. Arthur Ware. Perry Black.
burn, Luther Lipscomb. j. ". Crudg'
ngtun. 4. ". Rollo. L, 4. Wells, Kent
Barber. Dallas: +. e. Simmons. Dallas
u. V. Taylor. Muskcgon, Mich; Ben
stone. w. r. Mediation Of Denver; II. C..
Nelly. ). u. Vaughn, Bev. II. Thomson.
u Embry. Ray Wheh,ley. Henry Ans
Icy, j. c. Paul. Dr. r, u. Jones. J. NJ.
Eussell. =. II. Madden. Lon y. Mars.
r. 4. Durham. James \. Bush, Tom
Coble. q. O. Taylor. q. G. Noble and
L. NJ Broom.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25
MEMBER OF tue ASSOCIATED


When s,ories ~ the fam.ac stricken
millions Of China Rrc reconnted. there
r. ready response In prayer" Tor their
rciief--none would deny their PRAYERS
fof the unfortunate ones Many goodly
intentioned people are investing their
money. their Thought their prayers. ''
and IN some instances their time In
tasks 10 the end Of getting the gospel
90 the heather lands" and this is most
ccinnendaele. but Il has been found az.
ficuit 20 lnteres, n person IN the con.
ditlon Of his soul" while his BODY
suffers from lack 81 sustaining food
and warming clothing.
II II an unfortunate fact tina; many
are willing TO stop their investment In
an effort to alleviate the sufferines 81
humanity with their prayers They
truly and well invest their verbal
''prayers" n a remedial agency against
the Ills Of their fellows. but the pray.
era 30 often are unaugmented by cash.
that element that tends 40 strongly TO
vitaiizing the wish for good.
Alviialized interest Ia the unfortunate
o. NE world. while evidenced glandly
by come. Is conspicuous by It's absence
m thousands Of others who by word Of
mouth alone. make a showing Of con.
Germ. To comfort the distressed. 10
visit the widows ana orphans was n
commission given 20 all. not merely n
few These visi,htions may be made
by eur dollars. dimes. nickeis and even
one-ccnt pieces. when we miEht be un.
able TO see the objects az our prayers.
personally.
Let Il BE- remembered that there are
agencies through which our benefac.
tons may be placed. even II We have
not the opportunity. the time or desire
20 make the bestowais IN person. The
world is dying for vital evidences 81 the
concern OF the various elements q hu.
snanlty N each other. Words q mouth
are pleasing. there are many conditions
that they do not meet. When a person
saves;s money IN an enterprise. there Is
an Immediate establishment Of a closer
relationship.
lie; Us remember that /, IL desirable
70 pray for the distressed q earth. but
q II also incumbent on Us TO do rather
more--to vitalize our prayers with
financial evidences 81 our sincerity. The
world Ia expecting this as an evidence
Of our sincerity.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25
IT'S GOOD MONEY.

The money spent by the Randall
County Commercial League for the
Randall County Fair. the Poultry
Show and the sending II boys 10 College
Station, the different shows In the Pan.
handle and the Fort Worth Stock show
n n constructive Investment which
VIII bring immense returns 20 Randall
county during the coming years. There
can be no permanent prosperity unless
based upon the farmer and s,ockman
and the products ~ the farmer and
st6ckman. Randall county win Increase
In prosperity In proportion Go the pros
perity 81 the individual farmer. Tho in.
diyldual farmer will prosper IN proper.
,ion 20 his ability TO produce more and
better products Tor the market. Being
primarily stock country. the founda.
ton OF the stock raising business must
be- firm and secure. and the choice Of
the best breeds OF cattle. hogs and poui
try will make this firm and secure
foundation. The boys who compose
these judging teams win become the
stool; raisers who viii make Randall
county famous and increase the pros.
perity 81 this section. II you win he.
licve IN this program OF improving Ran.
DAN county. join the Commercial
League and help forward the program
Il has adopted.-Randal County News
Clyde. you're entirely correct In this
matter. It's mighty good stuff. and viii
win largely for Randall county In the
days that are 10 come. Keen the good
work up, Clyde. and you viii b. recog.
nizcd as bcnclactor of Randall county
In the days 10 come.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25
BEw ARE or WHISKY.

Anybody who takes chances with
rim death by drinking any whisky thii
p being pcddlcd nj high prices. docs
No, display the common sense ~ the
lnglcworm That stuff would make a
perfectly amlablc rabbit stand ON 10
hind legs and splt In thu eye II a poll
.lcAr Burkburnctt star
These are strong statements ana vet
perhaps not sn strong and certainly far
'csr huriful than the dope" that thu
roor cheap hoozers soak up NJ almos,
any price Good citizens or those De
string to be- classcd as such, should
refrain from being "A party TO booze sell.
Ine and buying transactions The time
will come when all having 10 DC
With such business will be classed a.
equally guilty under the law.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25
FIGHTING THE Ely.

Despite the "hafpy" appearance OF
this suEEtstion. It carries with "A ohai
lenge 81 force and rare possibility u
outcomc--we viii flght the fly early this
year. or he will fighi us early and late
and that TO our own great detrimcnt
Forward looking publications issdcd IN
the interest of many communities IN.
GLIDING thue printed In New York
city are calling attention To the deadly
character u the Easter Fly" and de.
clare that II this particular one is not
slain. that he viii become the proeoni.
tor ~ billions ~ flies later In the nca.
son
In this time when people are Boosting
an increasing sanity. when the mind II
being sobcred and brought 10 the ground
for comprehensive handling 81 tn
vcriiies. We are learning that the Nix
things 81 lie. are az last hu, the ac.
.cumulatlonn 20 little things This real
izatlun carries with 10 thr demand II
attention TO details. 10 the m.nita 81
those things that while unlmpuriant in
themselves. lead o. importance through
multiplication Scientists have declared
ths, flies are the carriers ~ disease
germs tina, they are filthy. thar they
serve 90 spread sickness Of various
sorts, This warning has been sounded
forth peris,enty and consistently and
should be- needed If We would be well
and strong
Cognlzancc Is taken ~ The fnct that
there are those members ~ s~riciy vi.
DO nu, believe In the existence II dis.
casc. who deny thu presence q Il. a.
wen a. rs rich, 10 prevail hu, oven
'hesc fcr the sikc of cleanliness do no.,
love mud hnrbor tho rs. on the hirh
ground then ~ hrnishiaR a nuisance.
there may be- a united fight and Il.
fcc'unl fight. a fight 10 tn elimination
X this nauscatlng pcft-thc house rs
To shut out the fiy IL to close the door
against nth In large measure. and thf
determination 81 this loathsonic insect
IL 60 further cxalt the standards ~ sn
itation and increase the joys 20 living
Let's lend cooperative assistance I,
every effort to the emf u eNtsrminating
the fly--a flylcss city. while a wonder
fil thing. IL not entirely without ID
realm q possibility. let Amarillo NJ
nearly approximate this condition a.
possible. and become the benoficiar,
thereby.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25
PASSING THE BvCk."

Passing the buck" r. n fsvcrii6 spor,
with many citizens. who II brought
face to face with such an accusation
might heartily resent II. bu, the fact
remains unchanged. Amarillo needs a
determined, well defined backing com
posed 81 men who are not 'buci,
passcrs" HI; who are doors u things
hard hitting from the shoulder
''Passing the buck" may be indIca.
tive Of smoothncss. II may reflect ,ha,
character politely known as diplomacy
and yet. when the demand IL for &C.
complishmeni. !, becomes a miscrably
poor substitute for the real thing. Men
q today, and organizations VI today
are men and oreahlzationns a. action
None others are wanted. ana none 9th
ors viii ind very staunch place In
the estimation % the world.
Down In East Texas the other day. q
woman gave one hundred aud seventy.
five thousand dollars for the establish.
ment of a hirh school. while right here
IN Amarillo some are waiting 90 know
what others do before definitely De.
termnining what their investment ot
time and money win he in this OF that
institution for the good 81 the communl.
~. This buck passing" tendency Is
on the decline. and soon the man who
rafra sha aanefffanfsv t,sgii 10 IN. f..it.,s,,
who dares to get into the open. and
roll up his sleeves and declare himself
in favor or agains; such enterprises as
may be offered Tor his support.
Doubtless Il II true that many ven.
lures have been better OF Il numerous
citizens Of Amarillo had more openly
declared themselves either for OF
against them. instead 81 simply bcing
duiesccni. An enemy IN the open. IL
less to be dreaded than a flimsy. half
baked friend In ambush. From the In,
( ter character. one never knows WIN,
10 expect, while having the ability q
meet his foe IN open.
Buck passing" as sport or pas,iIn'
may he wei enough. but as "a comm1
nifty developing agency there n ahso
iutely nothing 70 lts credit The sam,
time Invested in construction action
that Is required Tor successfully pass
ing the buck" would 60 FAR tuwar,
meeting Amarillo's problems.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25
NOW YOU'VE SAID 1T.

Why no, be FUN ~ fun and humor
At homcg Same as the folks IN the
movie pictures arcg We should think
that whom u man comes home tired
from work that n he would pick up
custard pic and slam !, IN the faces
of his wife ana daughter. In Charley
Chaplin. they would De ticklcd 20
death. Judging by the way they laugh
at Il In the movies. II there Is q
guest In the house Ia spend the even.
ing. empty bucket OF dirty water over
his head; this win cause much laugh
ter. from the family. and especially
from the guest when somebody IL
about 10 enter the room. slop a lot Of
paint down near the door. 20 they will
siip and fall that ought a. make the
fallen person exceedingly merry. n
whole evening of unuliuvod delight
could be- provided by singing plates
around Il, everybody In sight, and
showing out one 81 the walls IL also
drendfully funny In an apartment
house this would provide amusement
Tor two families a. the sainS time. II
this IL NOT humorous enough try flood.
Ing the house with water and letting
each person float around the room on
a piece 81 furniture using broom as
a paddle There ls really no good rea.
son why those who like this sort OF
thing cannot have Il az home every
evening. saving the bother ~ going out
and the price ~ the tickets and the
luxury tax thereon --Burkburneit star.
Now you'v. said 10. Thst would be
uprwrously funny-as much 80, as a
Kansas cyclone. You're ocrtninly en-
tirely correct IN your thought touching
the alleged comedy ~ the funny film
and really sou come pretty close a. the
delicate appeal to tho risihiliiiN con
hined IN tho funny papers issued IN
connection with sunday editions II IS
% be- hoped that tho people 81 the
United States and the world may de
velop a streak ~ real unity sometime
Ia the near future and establish and
maintain standards a. higher order
than some We seem % have az present
What forfeiture we make for the
so.calicd funny" stuff in the movies
the prints and elsewhere. and the only
Justification Is IN the fact that II
int serious"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25
POST OFFICE BLUES
AND CUBS TO PLAY

There will be a baseball game at the
city Park, Sunday afternoon at 33O
This game will be the first OF the sea
son between two ~ the local teams.
Post office Blues versus the Cubs. This
promises TO BE- n good game and win be
full OF fun. Tho lineup for the Bl,es
follows q. Taylor, LIST base. $. Scoon.
over, ID Holman, short; Taylor I'd
Hudson. catcher; Webster, pitcher
Higgins, center field. Steve Hayden.
lvf, field; Hurt. right field Fort the
Cubs: Calvert catcher: kropff. pitcher
Horton. first base. nrntcr. second base
Williams, third base; Kennedy. short
stop; Kent right field; Smith, lef,
field; Oats, center field.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25
BABY BUGGY NEEDED,
WHO WILL KICK IN

Mrs. Louise Holbrook 81 the Saliva
tion A0my Is In need OF baby buggy.
Several babies have recently been turn.
ed over 10 the salvation Army ana BE-.
fore they can be turned over to coinpe.
tent persons. Mrs. Holbrook must keep
them several days.
Captain A. NJ. Holbrook also asks the
Daily News To request any one
having a rocking chair and willing Ia
give IL away. 60 please notify him. ~
"a sick man In Amarillo is badly In need
of one.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25

Donley County IL feeling confident
81 getting over the good roads bond n.
sue. and the money Is to be expended
on the Coloratlo.toGuif Highway This
VII make another strong link IN the
chain ~ what II recognized as the first
~ tho great Interstate highways enter.
lng Texas. From Colorado % the Gulf
this highway offers route rcpictc with
interest service and every desirable
feature. II l. known that already the
lines are being established through
which viii be assured liberal tourist
traffic during the present year ANA.
rilio automobile dealers aud other bua.
ness men are showing marked concern
IN this traffic and will unques,iunsbly
end themselves to such programs "a
are adopted 10 assure an increase Ia
Is volume.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25
WHEN EASTER COMES
IN Margarct Sangsler.

When Easter comes, do not think oil Christ Who hung
With bleeding hands and feet upon rough-hewn
do not a Man. Who suffered pain and loss,
And trumphcd death. No. when the world is young
think OF Christ. the little Lad, whose Mother sung
Above His rundlc bed Who traced tho laughing source
OF many mountain stream to where. hali-hd by moss
Upon the shores OF Galee, pale violets sprung.
When Easter comes, like to think OF youth aflame
With all the vivid promises of early spring
like to think OF budding trees. and winds that sing
And-most of all-when speaks the Saviors name
like to close my eyes and, in the shadows, see
a little smiling Boy against His mothers knee
April Good Housekeeping
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25
NORTHWEST
TEXAS PRESS
BILLS A TEXAN.

Attorney General Freeing apparently
oyorstcpped himself In the Hamon case,
and WIS no match Tor VIVID 1911 Nc
Lean Canadian Record
Editor Loomls must understand that
Bill's n Texan. and Il could not there
fore, b. presumed that Freezing could
Withstand him. Were Tor 1871, and con
grptulatc him on his victory over the
handsome Oklahoma bachelor attorney
general
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25
AMARILLO REALTORS
WILL MEET TONIGHT

The Amarillo Real Estate Brokers
Association viii hold their regular
monthly banquet tonight nj the Harvey
House. Many matters ~ interest viii
be- discussed by the speakers ~ the cv.
,nlng and special music viii be given
by male quartet.
The program follows
Building and Loan Associations by
W. 4. Askcw.
Music by male quartet composed ~
MI. williams. Mr.. Meyer. Mr.. Story
nd Mr.. Parry.
Short talk by j. Il. Gaut
Reading By Mrs. Harmon.
\ year In Amarillo hy Il. H. Nichols.
Round table discussion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25
MERCHANTS ASKED TO
MAKE hOTATIONs WHEN
PRICES ARE LOWERED

Blank forms have been mailed 10 all
merchants In the city by the Beard OF
C.ty Development with the request that
they be filled out showing the reduc.
tions In the lines Of merchandise hand.
led by them. By this means Il IL hoped
that an estimate OF the decline in the
cost of living can be- made.
when these blanks have been filled
cut and returned. the secretary will
then average the total and arrive a,
the amour, II the decline of living cx
pcnsos Tor the past year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25
c. q. ioimsiein. formerly Of ma.

G. q. Iioimstein. formerly Of ma.
rillo hut now OF Arkansas city. Kan.
ans, with the Sasta Pc system In l,s
bridge and building department. was
In Amarillo "Wednesday and Thurs.
day stopping over ceroute to points
In New Mexico and Arizona. The Wis.
iior had no, been here previous to the
present visit for several years, and In
conversation relative TO. the apparent
development OF marble. said; "This is
truly a wonderful little city, and un.
Qucstionably has a great future. Anna.
rlllo II going ,o make one of the most
important cities In all this portion OF
the country"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25

Ecyon with the few little touches -
cold recently experienced. 'h0 winter
II i9g0..i Vill go into history 40 de-
ilEhifui memory in an 81 this portion Of
tho Southwest. None save and except
,,he chronic grumbler would be- war
fanted N speaking unklndy 81 the
winter sdst no~ passing. II has been
. marvel ~ beauty and loveliness for
everyone except The fuel dealer and the
merchant Who had coldresstinE
clothes &C sell.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25
Rain At Wellington.

opefihl 70 Inc new.
WELLINGTON. Texas, Mar. 2i.--A
good rain fell here Sunday night and
Monday morning. Several flurries OF
snow FELL and the temperature was low,
but not freezing. Fruit n safe NO far.
and wheat, oats and barley are looking
fine.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25
stnlen I.lrycle Returned.

Yesterday was happy time Tor five
small boys who have been without their
bicycles because they were recently
stolen from them. The last ~ the bi.
cycles were identified by their owners
and returned by Jim Kccton, chief Of
police.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25
FRUIT NOT DAMAGED
Bl RECENT FREEZE
Special to The News

Special to The News.
F'arwcll. Texas, AInr. 2i.--Thc freeze
Monday night hid little or no effect on
the peach crop, which was almost in
full bloom, outside 81 peaches. other
fruit trees had not commenced to bloom
The rain which fell sunday night win
be- Of great benefit 10 wheat and oats
which was looRins wei before the rain
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25
Judge =. II. Madden Inns returned

from New York City whore he went
some time ago Is connection with pro.
fcsslonal matters. Some Interesting
facts as 10 the business outlook for
the future were gathered by Judge
Madden while he was In the worlds
metropolis.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25

Amsriilo'e building program - oue of
the most st'iaciive ever offered IN the
entire Southwest. eu, despite this fact,
comparatively little IL being said about
IL Just now Wei, it's worth the
money any way. and viii help much
when II begins.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25

county. following the cessation ON nc.
count 90 the recent SHOWS. II Is re.
ported that the dragging Of certain
stretches OF the road has put II In
excellent shape.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25
IN THE HOTELS

Amarillo.
j, 4. sebastian. Dallas.
N. ! .Rnrstonbcrr, buffalo.
w. J. Coppcr. Medicine Park, Okla,
J Il. Gin. Serbs. l
T.. T.. kiilshack. Roswell.
J, Richard aud wife. Fort Worth.
II. ~. G, Taylor. Miskcdui.
H. II. Bailey and wife san Antonln
T. u. Charles. Dallas
" +. Hoffman. Electra.
y. II. Pershali. stockton.
T. T.. Graham. Dallas.
Jim Wade. Dallas.
Lon e. McCrary and wife, Dalhart.
T. o. Pearson. Dallas.
T. =. Tracy III Pnso.
r +. McMurtry. Pampa.
T. J. cockorell. Dalls.
Rene Strand. Minneapolis.
=. q. Ihughlin. oklahoma City.
G, q. Dclnflcld. Kansas City.
T. y. Austin. Denver.
q. Silvcrhcrg, New York.
r. Il. Colgin, Dallas.
q. s. Crawford. Dallas.
- - iHH'lt b'Ai'iAs
T. II. Anderson ana wife. Kingman.
II, \. Mclat. Fort Worth.
Eunice Ward. Pampa.
y. V. Patterson. Detroit,
Mrs. T.. y. Parks. Lubbock.
H. y. kcmptun. Dallas.
r. II. Brooks and wife. Denver.
d. =. Crane, Saint Louis.
w. &. McDill. Oklahoma City.
Miss Eth Muscly. Nashville.
g. ". Smith. saint Louis.
". \. Sanford. Dallas.
J. J.. Conan, Dallas.
Mrs. Alvin Stcnterl, Claiming.
J. i. Bush, Vega.
&. g. deem and wife. rlainvicw.
J. II. Wells, Denver.
H. \. Trusoll. Dallas.
\. ]. Smith. Denver
n, y. Mcllugh. Denver.
o. III. Bolton, Minneapolis.
Dwight Dill, Dallas.
Mcndcz Young. Dallas.
], o, iiusk, Tnscoso.
<. Jackson, oklahoma city.
DR.. 4, l., Barrett. Cedar Rapids.
j. u. nuzhoc. Oklahoma city.
Il. q. Grcth. Cleveland.
Tourist Inn.
". u. bailey, Chilicotho.
e. d. Boyd riainvicw.
H. Tuvhachc, Snin, Joseph.
o. J. RawlIns. Clovis.
Mary 81. Claire. Kansas city.
Ell 81. claire. Kansas city.
Kathleen Chlsum. Dallas.
e. l.. lirmddis and wife, Miami
A. e. Dunn. Dallas.
q. H. RYDER. Denver.
q. A. Richeson. VI Paso.
4. \. Bichtold. Denver.
Wiley Fox. Pennington.
". q. BrGbourn. Wichita.
Elk.
Mrs r.. Moore. Wichita Falla.
c. -. Sunafrank. Oklahoma city.
Carolyne looney. Bramson.
]. y. Ackcrs. Denver.
W l.. Fervlllc. Bernie.
r. H. Eaxtcr. Miami.
u. +. Tallcy. Miami.
H. II. Holcombc. Wellington.
Il. VI. shaver. Clnude.
n. W. Clayton. TcXhuma.
q. o. Worlcy. Texhonin.
q. y. Battcraon. Tcxhona.
Richard Gooch. Tcxhoma.
q. u. .Wood. Tcxhoma.
n. l.. smith. Tcxhoma.
a. !. McAdars, Texhona.
Ruth Brown, Denver.
H.. L. Price. Denver
y. y. Bradley. Claiming.
J. W. Randolph, Chicago.
II. !. Moore and VIZ. Wellington.
l.. l.. Parks, GcaiS.
!. v. prl,clnrd. Canyon.
e. 4. Terry. Canyon.
Charles Ralston. Quincy.
Glen sample. Houston.
r. g. Arnold. III Poso.
a. 4. Cooper. Tcxhonia.
W. a. Taylor. Panrn.
A H. Doucctt ramna.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25

The coast line ~ the United States
alonk the CUT OF Mexico Il longer than
that along the Pacific.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25
Mrs. p. u. Cunningham has return.

ed from visit with her brothers.
John and Claude simmons. at slaton.
TO her home IN this city. Mrs. Gun.
bingham has also recently visited
with relatives In Clovis ON account Of
illness there.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25
Counts Arrnt IInrmon Ilrnlnn i m

County Agent Harmon Benton Is H..
vcstigating condition 9. THE fruit Ia a
number II orchards IN oldham coun.
~ this week. He gave cut the state.
mcnt before leaving FOR Oldham that
some OF the frul, around Amarillo has
been rather badly damaged by the re.
cent cold
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25

Tho United States paid out i2,ooo,'
900 20 nearly coo 900 pensioners last
fiscal year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25

What's become % tn ole time rounder
thst got hit by beer schooner ever
Saturday nlghi' II used 4 be- when you
saw n red-headed girl you'd see a white
horse. but we don't look that high any
more.