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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-22
COL. WATTERaoN DIES
IN FLORIDA HOTEL
Continued from page !

Thus Marse Henry passed to that |
beautiful shore" where last october
he wrote his comrades OF the Con. I
federnte army he was sure "the
bonnie blue fag Will be flying at the
fore and the bands will be playing
Dixie" on parade and tho pretty girls
will be distributing "the Chattanooga
Rebel" (the newspaper published by
him during the war between the
states) to groups OF ragged. red nosed
angels who have not forgotten the
rebel yell"
Colonel Henry Watterson. or "Marse
Henry" as he was ahectionately
known TO the newspaper world and to
hls intimates. was the most plctur
ssque figure in American journalism.
and perhaps the ablest editor of his
gentleman and chcvalier. and indeed
piished and educated, and possibly was
one of the most versatile men of his
day In addition to his literary
achievements he was regarded a
finished musician, once appearing with
Madam Adeaid Patti. Also, as a
splendid example of the Southern
gentleman and cheavalier, and/indeed.
was the best known man In the South.
IL was, however. as q Democratic
leader that he was best known to the
country, for he had always been ac-
tive in the councils Of tho party,
usually in the role of dissenter, an
inherent virtue as he subsequently
claimed in his recent book recalling
his personal experiences. He entered
| Journalism In Washington as re-
porter and editorial writer, but the
''War of the Sections" as he termed
the conflict between the North and
South, called him TO the Confederate
flag, serving almost to the end OF the
war, or until he abandoned the sword
FOR the pen to edit the Chattanooga
Rebel. Later he was editor of the Re-
publican Banner OF Nashville, Tenn.
and in 1865 he became edltor-in- chief
OF the Louisville Courier, which soon
after became the Courier-Journal
through combination OF two papers.
As editor of the Courier-Journsl
Colonel Watterson was known
throughout the south and eventually
throughout the entire country. He
was n constant adherent of forgive
ness and Cancellation between the
North and the South snd on open
forceful foe of the ku Kiux Khan.
With all his prominence IN party he
served only once in Office, and that
was when he represented his district
in Ccagress. While not always, oil
seldom, in fact, in entire accord with
the leaders of the Democratic party
! never but once did he desert its stand
, ard aud that was In 1872 when ht
stood with the Liberal Republican
movement, a stand subsequently In
dorsed by the Democratic Nationa
: Convention In accepting Horace
; Greeley Tor president a step possibly
regarded in the direction OF freeing
!. the South from the carpet-bag gov
ernment that. was fastened upon i
by the regular Republican organisa
ton after the war.
He was always, an advocate of Solc
as the standard for our currency anC
bitterly opposed both the Greenbacl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-22
Stocks N ADVANCE
AFTER SHORTS DRIVE
Equipment and Food spscialtiss
Lead Demand Following
strong Reversal.
Il, As.ocla,rd Frees to every Evening.

u, Associated Press to Every Evening
New Nerk. Dec. :9.-tWa,l street
,oao a. m) shorts resumed their
aggressive tactics at tho opening OF
tntaN's stock market. coon causing ir-
s~sulsr iors~s IN the general list.
rutthcr uelllng Tor tho long account
added To the early reversal. Oils.
rhlrrlnas and metals bore the hrunt
vi the movement.
ucncrsi Asphalt United Fruit. Utah
copper ard National Enamcling show
vd declines ranging from large frac-
llons 10 iis points.
baldwin Locomotive. Pullman.
American WOODEN. International
iap,r, American sugar and Famous
lla,srs also were heavy.
NO ua-Tho 4 per cent opening rate
fuf esll money encouraged an extern
hlon ~ shcr, commitments. standard
un ~ New Jersey, Fierce on. pre-
fsnci, WHY'S overland, preferred
ilerce Arrow, preferred. Republic
Icon, rrcicrrod. ana a half score OF
miscellaneous t,ocks were carried
down hv the further reversal. losing
a. as rolnta
Tho market rallied before noon
equipments and food spccialtics then
h'irs IN demand. American Locumo
tive advanced sib points and Ameri-
yan sursr, common and preferred, ros,
I % Q points, Associated Dry Goods
urst rfct.rtcd. and some of the othoi
merchandising issues also stransth.
pnfd,
Texas and Pacific again was tn,
tuly railway issue TO chow moro thar
moderate strength and activity.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-22

sonal experiences AZ a journalist and
publicist and was. indeed. most In
ttresting review OF the times and
people OF tho earlier days. 1t was
written with tho facility and charm
that marked all OF his writings. md
gave an interesting view OF tho mo-
tivcs that directed his activities for
more than half a century.
Colonel Watterson also was widely
known as a lecturer. Possibly his
best known and ablest address was on
Abraham Lincoln. which did much to
present the martyred President to
the South In the right perspective.
"Marsc Henry" spent much OF his
time In Europe and In Florida. and
perhaps was nearer o cosmopolitap
than almost any other American. lie
was n capital story teller, and an
evening at the Pcndcnnis Club In
Louisville. with Colonel Watterson in
the storyteller's chair. was indeed a
treat most rare--uncxcelleJ. Colonel
Watterson was proud OF his profession
and called 1t the greatest game in all
the vocations OF life. His fellow
| journalists were proud OF him his
brillancy, his ability and his mastery
OF the vocation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-22
NV tHARTER>.

special Correspondence Every Evening.
Dover, Doc 2i.-.Chartors were filed
h.r~ ss~'srJas. a. fuDo~s.
pel' cspl,ai. ST" W,o. 600. ~"
Norsn sohp Co, Railway. \. J.
l.es AngsIc, nIltmore 90. Wilmington.
Farmers i.pau and Mortgage Co. VIII
m,nston. Dol e1.S,S 900.
Canton Forge aud AAlc Co. Whining
ton bel ol bon. ,ol.
ram. s.Isnsl Steamship Co. Row York
:, ,spcr,,us s,s~mship Co. Philadelphia
''rspu,e Products Corposs,ion, VII
minstpn, Del $1,000 600
franklit storage Battery Corporation
Philadelphia. Pa t5,U.U 900
.Vlutldn Orchard Co. iigonicr. Pa.
l'insrr. aud ra,rons. Associated. Inc.
vsn's huxar Corporation. Wilmington.
ltsfulsum Epsin.crinv Go. Of America
vilmins ton. Del $50 0Vu
s,cmhrIdgc Co. Wilmington Del
Peoples National University. knc. VII
Ninsto'. Del no capital
in"v~ser In capital FLORIDA Hotel aud
Navigation Co WILMINGTON. DJ from
sip'Nu - - 600 100 standard fnvcst-
Wsn' Co. Cleveland, Ohio. sl2.OOO OO }
q" eso oOn VOo. Standard Mortgage and
investment Go Dctroi, Mich ~ 300. 10
~ eJ,ts,.tsp Motors Finance Corporation
"' "ilA'shaire. Pa. s2op.ooo 70 <s5o.ooo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-22
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

,hlcsso Railway Equipment Conlpanv.
nasrt:flf w : r~r cent, payable Dcccin-
iW ~
sosdcn 4 GO. quarterly Of o2is cents a
shstr. payable February I.
t""d~ins lfd, quarterly OF Il. per
cent on prrf~rrrd, payable January 8
srcclcck company, quarterly OF "a. per
crn' 90 prefcrr'd, payable January
Huntington Development and Gas Com
many, quarterly Of ~, per cent on pre-
hrged, Pc, able January =
National Fuel cns Company. special OF
~ o share, payable part In l-bcrty bonds
aud cash pccomber is.
r'is Elevator Company. quarterly of .
i'c' cent OH common and ~, per cent on
iif~frrrcp, payable January lc
Ne~ York Transportation Company.
Quarterly OF per cont. payable jan
rhelps D"isc Corporation. quarterly OF
.pct cent. payable January 2
filsrim Mills. quarterly OF per cen,
"n common aud preferred. payable De-
cenh~r 81.
ruion. Natural Gas Corporation quar-
iv,ly ,of 2 per cent ON preferred. pay
Washington Water Power COMPANY
quar'erl, of ~. per cent, payable Jan
var, IL
welsbsch Company. semi.annual OF. sts
per cen" on preferred. payable Dcccm-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-22
rn,iN. PRODUCE xARkEr.

ilr Apsoclaicd Frees 90 livery Evcn,uE.
philadelphia, Dec. ee.-Whoat.
steady, 80. red winter. ilsaltIs;
do, sariicky, t.op1iii.
corn, higher. No. for export. 60is
0eiMl No. q. bs,s@5eis. No. do.
Hhi. rse'ti car lots local. No. vel
low. old. sfisGssis; No. yellow
new, sah GtetNs No. . do. 6oisdei y
oats, higher No. 2 white iSis@a6is ;
So, ? do, s@6ss.
lssn, higher, extra nearby, flrsts.
5f DO f'rsts IS; western. extra. flrsts.
sealte, dc. firuts. bs1ss. fancy select
"a, packed. 5gaTs.
Butter, higher. western creamery.
extra a.. nearby prints. fancy, 56G5s.
do, rrtta, So; western extra firsts,
is0he; do, rrsts, ssd5t; fancy select.
"a, rackcd. Tio72.
Cheese. duh, unchanged. New York
whole milk, fancy natA se's02s; fair
60 gcod. slm3s; longhorn. 2?0e3is;
single daisies. ei0 ea's.
Tive poul,fe, firm; fowls. not leg
horne. is@sS; DO. lcshorns. i5age'
snrlng chic,.cns. not lcshorns. r5@s4.
40, lcahorns. $50 90; roostors, i5Iis;
tufkeys, fancy. 5oIt5. do. fair 20
.ood, atass, ducks. white rekin. esa
asi 90. n,iAei eolors. .s@ss; Muscovy
isli1. geese :snsA.
Dressed poultry. quiet. turkeys low.
~ sprins turkeys, fancy, dry packed
eAtss 10. western. tbq57; ole
toms. <sf, 80. Delaware and Maryland
isncy. so0si; Virginia and West vir.
siris. fancy. so&si. fancy. iced soas.
fowls. frcuh killed. fresh 20 fnncy
1'Hss; DO, small sizes. isQ5i: roast.
ins chickens, nearby. e7@s5; do
western. sonaa; hrouing chicken.
nearby, 5000, DO. western, 20d3s,
old roosicrs. ie0si; ducks, Seds5
seese, .5GlSg.
Potatoes, steady; white. hundrc'
Nclsht, fancy. 2.ioas.36; fair q
chclco. i'sa..oo.
Flour. dull, weak; sof, wintci
s'raisht western. 5.T5@5.s5; do. near
ht, t.ooaB.at, hard winter, straight
saop 500. do. short patent. s.75o
100, srrinr frs'. clear, 5loM5.s5; do
pAinni, s.itmi4io; do. short paten,
i2bri,ie, fency spring and city mill
rstont family brand. s.T5as.:5.
Hay. st',ady; timothy. No. ., 200
a.i.oo, DO. No. ., is.oo6ia.oo: san,
pie. itoeta 1900, no. Iradc. 1900
100. clover mixed hay. light mixed
it.eon 1000. 40. 1, mixed. ls.ooQl9.Ol
rnlow. quiet; prime city loose. a.
%, special loose. 5N; prime countr,
~ edible. In ticrccs. 10.
iiran. higher. sof, winter, in 10
pound sacks. 3a.ooa $500; do, sprin.
50.benss 90.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-22
BOYS ENTERTAINED.
Guests OF Men Of Grscc M Y. Church
Last N19ht

F1fty-nve members Of the Saturday
Boys Club were the guests Of the men
OF Grace NJ. II. Church last evening
at supper In the church house. Later
they attended tho prayermceting SER
vice In the church, when two motion
picture films were shown.
Speeches were made at the supper
by Frank r.. BaIlantyne. director ot
boys' work at the Y. ~. c. A.. l.. r.
Layfleld, superintendent Of Grace sun
dny school. and John s. Mullin. presi.
dent Of the church official board.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-22
WINS H7s.so JUDGMENT.
kcll Motor CO. Wins Superior Court
Declslon AgsInst M. Sullivan.

Judge Herbert l.. Rice. In the Court
Of Common Pleas. today, gave the
plaintiff Judgment for 347a.s0 In the
case OF the Keil Motor Co. against
Matthew Sullivan. There was no de-
fenac.
Mr.. Sullivan recently sold a second
hand automobile to the Kell Motor
Co.. which transferred It to a Gus.
toner. Subsequently claimant al.
legged the car was stolen before Mr.
Sullivan obtained possession of It. The
Keil Motor Co. returned the purchas,
money to the customer after the We.
hicle had been replevined and sue,
Mr.. Sullivan for the sum for which
Judge Rice gave ju5 aent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-22
LOCAL SECURITIES.
reported Daily Mt Noon by Laird 4
Co. du POnt Building.
LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS..

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
New York. Dec. 22.-Liberty bond
quotations at noon: Three and a
halfs $3.50; first As, 1926 bid: sec
ond s's, $3.50: first 4i4's, 96.12: sec
ond 4a's. 1886; third AIS. 96.sS:
fourth sH's. 95.s2; Victory 80. 3
ioo.oi; Victory AIS. 10000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-22

When II comes 10 real estate--you
know swbat you want. Look through
Il alphabetical list OF properties an
npartnents-all f,.1Iy dcscrlbed-in
the classified section. Perhaps you
VIII find II listed today; II not don't
lose day--call 200. ask for ad talsei
and tp,i tha pnhlic--Atly,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-22
Prepars for Poultry Show.

The Diamond State Poultry and
Pigeon Association held meeting at
109 West Fourth street last night. and
discussed plans for the exhibit TO be
held at S36 Market street January 4,
8, and Z. 1t was announced that so
entries for the show had already been
received
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-22
Delaware Avenue Christmas.

The intermediate and senior depart
ments Of Delaware Avenue Baptist
Sunday school will hold n Christmas
entertainment In the Sunday, school
room tomorrow evening. The depart
ments for younger children will hold
their party next Wednesday afternoon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-22
RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY. N. !.

llrnet...... Kentucky Ave. mr. Beach
westminster Elevator 20 street Pri
vate baths. running water. A. V. Kopp-
owner and prop. Open all year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-03
Investigation Of TULSA
= RACE RIOTS IS ORDERED

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)
union Of families broken By the day ~
chaos. tirc Red Cross will work throueh
10 bureau Of Identification maintained
nj the Y. NJ. G. A. and heads u deInri'
mcnts have been appointed fur each
angle Of the work of alleviatlng th'
suffering. Abundant funds have b''p
offered tho Red Cross for this work.
About $50 Of the oklahoma national
grunrdmnsn sent here were returned
10 their home stations tonight, leaV'
,ng approximately geo men IN control
az the city. They were hacked ~
statements Of Adjuiant General Charles
y. Barrett. commanding officer. that
they would not be- withdrawn until IN,
state. officials are satisfies that the
Tulsa county and city cfnciais nre ca
ysble OF coping with any possible ~
nswal OF mob violence.
Tonight hundreds 81 neENoes were
cared for at the fair grounds. special
efforts being necessary 20 protect them
from the hard rain that fen all after
noon and early evening.
Several thousand negroes today were
released from supervision u the mill
tary under which they have been held
for q two fold purposc-guarllng and
protecticn-givcn by badges Inscribed
police protection and sent about their
accustomed duties.
whereaboufs tonight % Dick Row
land. is.year old negro booibIack. over
whose safety white men and negroes
a~ls .sN fFasE
rutlicly. The negro was spirited away
during the rioiing and nothing has
teen learned Of him since. There Is ?
police charge az assault against him IN
connection with alleged attentions 10 a
young white woman elevator operator
here.
Thirteen white youths and young
men arrested by the military this AZ
teraoon and sent TO police headquar'
tiers TO be held for investigation were
released after General Barrett exainin.
I'd them and concluded that they had
not been footing negroes homes which
had escaped the torch but from which
the inhabitants had fled.
Major T. ID. Evans tonight issued an
order revoking all special police com
missions. The major acted under in
strucsions from General Barrett who
earlier IN the day publicly stated that
many II the ring leaders among the
white rioters and men who did most Of
the shooting carried arms as special Of
ficcrs.
A military order tonight forbade hoii
ine OF funerals 81 those killed In the
riot IN church. The order. signed by
Major Byron Kirkpatrick. follows:
Owing 20 present conditions IN
Tulsa and Tulsa county. funerals Of
those killed during the riots win not b
held In churches Of the city. Many 81
tLese churches are used as camps foi
refugees and II Is against the policy %
the military department 20 allow IN
use Il same for funerals under the con
diticns of emotional stress which s;il
prevail within the city"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-03
HUDSON PRICE CUT
IS announcement
Of LOCAL DEALER

one hundred and fifty dollars werc
clipped of the price Of both Hudson
and Essex cars b. one short message
received by Tony chlsum. Hudson
dealer Thursisy.
The telegram was from the factories
The decline IN the price q the vari.
Gus models a the Hudson and Essex
since last fall ranges from $3.50 10
$500.
The new prices delivered a; amarillo
and the prices last fall are Hudson.
s-passnger. sssss. now f:.5is; Hudson
speedxfsr. s7sss. now tgSis: iiud~sn
Coupe. $3.50. now ssiTs: Hudson 81
dan ss.7so. nov t3s0o: Hudson Tour.
ing Limousine. tt.ss. now 1850; Essex
Gpassenrer s2.02k. now 1850: Essex
spassenEer t2o2s. nov 1850; Essex
csbrsoiss. new model sz.250; Essox s.
dan. tz.s2t; now t2.sso.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-03

HEREFORD. June 2.-The Rev. J.
X. Sharp % the First Presbyterian
Church q Hereford announced from
the pulpit last sunday morning the
news q his forth-comlng marriage.
wednesday. June 4. Ia Dallas. Texas
90 NiS Laura Ellen James. teacher
q history IN the Hereford High Srhooi
the past year. Foil0~ing the an.
nouncement and close o. the seryicts
the congregation fiocked around the
pastor and wished him az kinds ol
good luck. Rev. sharp recently uu
chased a hofne just across the street
from the church. improved u IN O.
rumber ~ ways Mss james has a
fo-t Il friends here who all b. sorry
20 los a meet excellent teacher from
the schools bat rejoice that they arr
% have the teacher return p,ru.ar'
entity as enc q ths youns uatruns ~
Hereford. Rev. and Mrs. sharp all ~
turn tn latter part - ths week and
regular s.r,ic,s vii h. hsid ~ hlm
rsxt sunday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-03
bLEDs0E DOES NOT
PREDICT EXTRA SESSION
CONTINUED FROM rAon oNrl

NONIiNbfsb ffNON fR'ss VNfsl
tai induced 10 invest IN this section"
In the election of officers J. a. Xix,
retiring vice president, was elected To
iii the office of president vacated BY
A. u. Comfy. Jr. Jed Rix Is a brother
Of w. w. Xix, who il president u the
Bic Springs Chamber Of conmerco and
one OF tho firm Of Xix Furniture and
!. Undertaking Company of Lubbock ana
fae Spring.
Walter :. poscy ~ the Lubbock state
Bank Is vice president. and Francis
Baker of tho Citizens National Bank
vas selected treasurer.
~ The remaining four now directors
elected were Walter Myrlck Il cole.
Myrick hardware: W. II. Stanton. land
owner and farm operator: Charles
Adams. abstraotor; {. y. Moadgnn.
president Of tho Security State Rank
ana Trust Company.
Curtis A. Keen h. retained as oXern'
tive secretary and general manager TOT
anothr year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-03

INTERwOvsN AND N0rAsENE Sox
COLLARS

An Arrow iaund,rcd Collars, for..... ssc
All ST, Collars a, isc. So. sc. sec. a..
formerly sc 10 &c.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-03
LARGE ATTENDANCE
PANHANDLE PLAINS
MEETING EXPECTED
Mr.. KRoH OF CHICAGO WILL
SPEAK ON AGRICULTURE.
AL DEVELOPMENT"

Many bIsineW men from al pa.ts Il
the Panhandle arc expected 10 attend
the annual me, ting of the Panhandle
Plains Chamber uf Commerce at !
o'clock this afternoon In the offlcc Of
g.. n. Jamison IN the city hall II hear
\. ~, kruh OF chicago who will give a
l,ctur' un Agricultural Development
On tue Am,u,an Plan"
Nj. kToh IL said To De- an authority
IN this subject and all AmarIloans and
csiicnts IT the Panhandle are invited
o. hear him free of charg, The "a
p,n,.' 1T bringing him here viii be
raid rs friends 81 his In 10" city.
only routine business matters are
expected 20 como up during the bust
ness meeting ui thu Panhandle rSsns
'han,i.r uf Commerce.
NJ. kroh will also speak tomorrow
at the regular uOon meeting ~ IN"
Rotary club
A California architect has built q
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-03
Fourth Of Jul, Pic,dc at rampa.


NperIAI 70 IN wv
pAMpA. June s,--Thc Fourth 81 July
win be- appropriately celebrated ~
pampa accurliug to q decision OF the
Parma chamber ~ commor'e Whl'h
me, las, nigh, and outlined plans io'
the celebration
\ hlg free barbecue VIII be- ON" 81
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-03

ccfdo
grow n % h @
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-03
SEVERAL DRAW FINES
IN CORPORATION cot ut

Several persons were fined IN cor
pnrailon court Thursday, one man
was fined $40 ON the charge ol using
profnnc Language In addressing u wo'
man; ono WAS fined for drunkenness
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-03
.HARO|NG SENTENCED
TO Fifteen MONTHS
~ Associated Pres.

~ Associated Pres.
CHICAGO. June Everett Harding,
sell styled cousin of President Hard
INK. was sentenced today to fifteen
months In the federal ponitontiary at
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-03

and one ON traffic violation charge.
one traffic law yiola,or IN scheduleu 'o'
trial An corporation court today
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-03
COUNTY AGENT
= ACTIVE DURING
MONTH Of MAY

County Agent Harmon benton was
very active during the month II
MAY. according 90 his monthly report,
Issued THURSDAY u shows he spent
twenty seven days travelling about the
county during which time he called on
POS farmers and conferred with them "n
various matters. ana Travelled l,Vi'
miles during the month
According to his report the cheese
fartoiy hulldinE BE- nearly completed
and tn machinery has bc'n shipped ior
u. Aren't bnton has made Arrange.
m,nis with many farmers fH supplying
the factory with milk and cream.
During the month Agent iiuntUn also
sp,iii cunsidcrnhic tim" transferring
leggs FROM pouiirlmen tn poultry club
members and t.strd two herds ~ pure.
bred Jersey COWS "a, 1l>p Surveyed
Iih. wheat uilos k and roputis that
Imofiet- arr fur fair crup.
Agent Benton was accompanied the
last week ~ tho month hy Professor
! williams - the University ~ Arirun1
who came here % make a study -
rang, and rlnchinr conditions and
m,thuds iu the Panhandle.
Following ls uhlattti report ~
Agent Brnton's work during MAY
GENERAL RECORD az WOiik.
Time sp.nt m field. 20 days.
Tim. spent m offir,. 3 DAYS.
Mil-s travelled va auto. So.
Miles travelled via rail isl
Coursrtors visited. g.
crab pla's 70
Mc,tings attended :.
Attendance, 90.
Offlce conferences. 2to.
Letters written. ne
one circular letter with 700 copies.
Bulletins distributed. as
CONFERENCE WITH FARMERS.
PVparatlon ~ land. "a.
Use ~ manure. ..
Planting. ie
Cultivation. ,.
Home orchard. ~.
Home garden. 81
Home Identification. II.
Sanitation. :.
HON" conveniences. n.
Livestock feeding. %.
nairying. 90.
Poultry. ~.
Seed selection. 20.
Inspection u city parks. :.
Town calls concerning trees. gardens
and insects. %.
Newspaper articles prepared for local
papers. 5.
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Fort Ieavenwor,h by Federal Judge
Lands after he had pleaded guilty TO
a charge III impersonating a federal
officer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-03
Teagle To shipping Board.

WASHINGTON. June e.-walter G.
Teagle. president u the Standard oil
cumpany n New Jersey. today clint.
mated himself from those under con.
sidorailon by President Harding fer
chairman 81 the shipping bard.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-03

The activities Of Yale students may W.
pcrpctuatcd by means ~ motion picture
films,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-03

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Andss Mour,ains IN South Amer.ll sas
= native " fraace.