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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
queen CITY" IS KNOWN
To EVERY AMERICAN

The following letter In from ono ~
the most popular ministers who ever
felh . nasi0fpt" In Amarillo, and one
whore activities IN connection with The
general good " the Plains Country
end"ird him {" his former fellow.
citizena ~ al this territory. the Rev
Milton u. Workman. formerly rector ~
KANT Andrews Episcopal Church in
this city. hut Tor the past several years
occupying similar relation 10 IN.
Church Of the Good Shepherd In Jack.
sonville. Fla.
jacksonville. Fla. Jan. u. 1874.
Mr.. Charles A. FIX.
Amarillo. Texas.
Ny Dear Charley:
] have not had "a letter from you ron.
veying In w0rdn the freshness and I'M.
pudenee that they claim breeds In the
zone ~ the asone for some time. and
not wishing TO cut myself of from
this source OF much literary effunlOnr
] am getting out ~ my system the hol.
iGay deairc 10 send Won aud your fam.
ily greetings. II 1. belntsd. hut ~.
erythig runs late IN Florida. from
trains a. freezes
saw the other day on name flau-
hnyant stationery ~ an Amarillo firm
the claims OF the Queen Ciiy. Now I
thought ~ went over the plains max.
ing rpeeches that hid exhausted "a.
res"rvoIr " Innglnatlons M to the IA.
ture ~ Amarillo, hut find that they
lH 'ticaliy speaking. were but the 70.
RiirgltatlOns 1T an Infant compared
with the deep base call ~ the lioh 20
HIS cat.
To think Of converting artificial ga
into the real article coming from the
h0wels 81 the earth seems too good In
h. true. and hope this II to b. foi.
lowed by wells ~ oil nad the pyramid.
ING Of wealth Va that every c0wmnn
may have his palace In Amarillo where
he can. ipdnlge his rccentrlcitles q.
their fullest extent az course, tine
iunk-rs alr,ady hnve their palaces. an-
mur, h. the civilizing Influence In the
uansltIoa from CHAPS 10 chaperons
! view with some poetical longing the
thorght ~ the lasslng OF the COW pony
end the delivery wagons drawn by gai
hoping mulca hut I guess this In am
IN the march OF ciyiliz itlon. You will
dophtlrss swell mp with the injured
pride of a pouter pigeon and reply. thar
tl,js h,s long SHE" passed, hut ] MN
getting TO Tint age where the impres.
s!ons az ynuth arr the ones valued mo 4
and finger longest.
Yours very truly.
MILTON u. wOnSIIAN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

The Roys' Glee club was organized
before Christmas. hut at that time w.
did not fill any engagements.
The officers of the club are:
president-Gmdy Word.
Wee President Harold Flamm.
Secretary and Trcasurer--lohn Sci
lcrs
We hold practices from . until 2.10
On Mondays and Wednesdays. The club
~ divided into four parts. First and
second tenor nnd first aud second bass.
The Firft and Second Tenots Are
John sellars. Gordon Butler Th'rion
blanchard. John Onkes. Fred Fvfe
Ralph Harder. Wave wcsihy. Leon on.
vim Ralph Trcllnger, clyde Rutlcr BEN
nett Mnsicr~un. Glenn Frazier. Harold
Flrmm ncnnic Crccnhil..
The Low Ras'cs Are--lloh Johnson.
crrl Thompson. lack Golding. Hll Daw'
son. Lewis nrdson
The High Rasscs Arc-Gradv Word
pirr RiVins. Rrntop king. Gilbert
Camhci. Pat Whittiugton. Mark oh'
Yer. lack Cation.
Frederick Dclzell u the pianist
We expect "a give n program w tho
CHAPEL soon and show off rom. ~ Hnr
wouldh ~ ,alen, Nv having Fob john.
Npn sing "Gockcd In the Cradle ~ thr
Deep" for n solo. Mr.. Delzell. our plan.
lst. W quite ACCOMPLISHED. and furnishes
excellent music fer va
We wish h. thank Mrs. Harmon foi
all she has done for ua and hone III =
will continue to help us next year
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

The accompanying picture repr y 'n''
one Of the most exceptional nggregi
tons Il religious workers ia The Plains
Country ~ Teas today II h th,
pep" prayer Energy Per@ver.nc,
class ~ the First C..r stinn church ~
pampa. under The able leadership ~
the pastor Rev PAU j. Merrill.
This class Wa uIg .nizod only five
months ago with biit few members. anh
NJ PR sent there at f.fiy eighi eni Dllrd
only fifteen ielng absent when the pie
tire here pres nied was made Tn
class IL fully organized. having an ~
chestra. a male quartet. ladies' quartet.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

rc'dais and other entertainment talent
Included In 10 membership nre young
mt rfi~l
uu account ~ its size and program IT
wnlk. in connection wiih the activities
T aihrr sub1ivisiuns of the cong,eg T.
tional endeavors of tll. ohur'h. the
Pap Cilm meets each Sunday IN tho
Crescent Theatre.
ms is By NJ means the initial and
complmen tnry nitrniion and publicity
rec iged ~ the pep class under the
dir, iiu1 u Rev. Nj Merrill TIE
work 81 the Gloss " outaiinding. aud
perhaps II occupies q place IL prom
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
PANHANDLE PUBLISHERS
REMEMBERED BY BR|DG[Rs

II. G. Bridgers. an honorary member
Of the Panhandle Press Association. for
many years one Of the pappy. cheerful.
ruccessful gioomchasers. making The
Northwest sTexas tsrz1iory for the
Western Newspaper Union. out Of On.
ahoma City. and who has fscentiy been
pormoted 10 the management Of the
branch office ~ that concesn IN Hous-
ton. Texas. writes thus brseziiy. ~.
sponsive Ia a letter and Newspaper CHIP
ping relative to his change Of station
and location. and congratulating the Or
ganization on eievating him:
Houston. Texas. Jan. 10. 1871.
"Mr. Joe l.. Pope.
Editor Daily News.
Amarillo. Texas.
Dear Joe.
'your good letter and clipping 70.
ceiyed. There II 70 much honor heaped
upon my shoulders BY your publications
that Il II making me hopelessly bow.
legged to carry. Yet. hope that dons
'wiggie' and 'wobbie.'
My only regret In accepting the
management Of the Houston officc II
that II Is going 20 deprive me Of the
pleasure Of visiting that live bunch u
p iblishers that inhahit the windswept
plains Of the Panhandle country. ono
Of whom you are the 'whichest' II you
r., me. and I think you DO.
III needed a tonic or anything 10
spur me on or pep mo up IN making
good ON this job such good letters AZ
yours would certainly accomplish the
purpose. II In just such expressions %
good will and confidence flowing from
the hearts of friends that are going 10
make me double my efforts and carry
on 10 a successful end.
ALLOW me 10 thank you Cor sll the
nice things expressed In your letter and
! want 10 assure you that my chief AM
hilton will b. 60 justify the confidence
~ my friends. 81 which you are one az
the 'whomest.'
II want 10 warn you right now that
u you are ever In this neck Of the
woods and fail 10 make this office
your parking place ! win have you cast
out Of the 'sheenyEcsue' and remember
you no more forever.
II thank you.
Very truly yours.
III. G. BRlDOERS."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
CLARENDON CATTLEMAN
VISITING IN AMARILLO.

c. l.. McMurtry. cattleman Of ciaren.
don. passed through Amarillo saturday
enroute nome from Long Beach. Cal.
lfornia Mr.. McMurtry aecompanie I
his wife and children 10 Callfornss
about a month ago. Mrs. McAartry
will remain on the coast until sprinS.
Mr.. McMurtry said that he saw several
parties from the Panhandle In callfor.
MIA aud they all seemed 20 be enjoy.
Ing themselves very much. lie con I.
mentcd upon the difference In prics
there and here In regard to vegetables
aud fruits.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
Much Enthusiasm shown. IN. Public
SpralSlng Contest.

The pupils Of the English department
Of the high school are showing a re.
markahlc degree II iniores, toward the
public speaking contest. which viii H.
given In about month. The object ~
this contest II to give the pupil drill
IN standing before an audience. and de-.
llyering with intelligence any subject
which he might choose.
The rules for the contest are NJ FOB
lows:
I. Pupils may not receive help out
side of school instruction.
? No speech may h. written OF
mcmnrizcd.
.. No speech may ~ longer than
five minutes.
I. Notes may not hc used.
.. Any pupil who wishes may cnto'
the preliminary contest.
g From each English class ~ %
members Of less. two contestants are o.
y rhosen fnr the tinpl contest. from
each English class Of more than -
members. three contestants are to 10
chosen
:. pupla are e. be- graded on:
Position
Voice
Delivery
Subject matter
Sentence structure.
g, Three judges frum the city are Ia
b. chosen Tor the final contest.
- The pupil receiving the highest
average will receive $1,000: the next.
81 90. and the last. e. 80.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

Mr. y ". oberthler. wife and daush'
ter spent Saturday In Amarillo shon.
ping Mr.. oberthier In owner % the
Hereford hgh, and water company ami
reports that business In his line 10
fiourishing In addition 10 the light
and water plant Afr. oberthier owns
quite a large farm and he reports that
wheat N In excellent ahape with the
moisture right AZ the top 81 the groun
which with this rain win make wheat
crop n certainty.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

n"uor hv No. means crowded when ~
Ire und' rHioo1 that Il N IN town num-
i.riug l"ns than one thousand inhabi'
tnuta.
m. pep" clans. inside from NJ we'd
~ IN connection with, iis immediate 70.
hrimg work. is coup'ed NJ with every
progressive movement Tor the advance.
NJ 4 Il pamiil and the Palnpa coun'
Try. The popular pastor has Inoculated
the membership with his own visionf
atgmontiug their own Tor the general
forward tendency II every interest o.
the town and country. and the program
for the year embodics many attractive
numbers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

n,l,llr office that eho'li w. acrny'nd in
u: Therefore. inasmuch NJ could rus
lisch,rgs tho duty IN m acceptable
manner for tho hencfit ~ IN" pnhllc
~ ihst Il would satisfy my own mimi
and corsclence. therefore have decid.
20 not To Accept this signal honor q.
the ncmination. and resnc fully trust
that my feilnwritiz"rs viii appreciate
the reasnn why I have thus decided
a. withdraw my name from official con.
slderation.
Respectfully vcwrs.
FRED BONh
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

game was well featured M the cos.
tunes were indefinite. The final score
was al, In favor ct the Business
club.
The lineup WIS Us follows
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
RIMNREi

Each ard every English teacher h's
nrro'ntsd ono nnpli IN her Glasses ="
report ~ hapeuinEs. hc careful 81
your words and actions Some interest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

Two elements coronlum and ncbu
lam. ere known 10 exist In the sun.
vlh,eh have not yet been found on
earth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
.nr ihmgn will appear in the next issue
- the Ia Arosa Newn
High School saifcrs First Defeat oI
Season.

tltgn NfinOi Siticts tuht tFtsat Wv
season.
The Amarillo High School football
term lest 90 the Alumni on Christmas
lay hy the wore Of 60. The game
came az n revelation Ia the several
hundred spectators who witnessed thr
game Many expected 10 see the high
- hool suffer large score In favor 81
sheir opponents while others favored
the 1899 squad The game was clean
throughout and scntlemaEllke aports'
manship was shown throughout Not
oncr during the game was time called
Tor injuries and few penalties WERE
accused
credited io change men NJ random. u
deviation fram thr rules. The grades
were short winied aud would thus bave
heon handicapped
High schopl Kicked off and i.yncn
hroi;c through the Alumni defense and
dnwncd Crmgngion an the twentv
five yard live liy several forward
pasr,s the hall was soon played on the
high schools five yard line. The squad
held Zen four downs then Hudson punt.
I'll 10 thu ffivyard line. Several tlmes
during the game did the han near IN"
"a. u : Gual poH but the line held
o. thy had throughout the season.
Spectacular Hnatching of passes hy
klalr. Alumni, featured the game Will
the plgy.ng " Lynch. Hudson. AMI
ptkrs fnr the high s huol were other
attractions In mSlas, quarter wiz,
ite hal ncrr hi~h schools goal line.
Allmro fuuhlcd. fuqua recovered arh
was showed over the line hy the force
at his uwn team. The nnal score wss
q u q
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

Since there hos hcen chanre made
In the high school progr,m. and the M.
nils are not rcanircd 10 he there ~.
fore SEQ. there should h absolutely ro
trrdincss from row on, Unless prevent.
~ hv Illness. the high school punil
should sce to u that he attends school
cvcrv dav during the reminder of the
term md h" should see IL II that he
attend on TIME.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

Z New England. self-supporting In
lumber twenty years ago. now has n
import one-third Of the amount used.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

Farmers from West Plains. No. ~.
port that their section Of the State
10 overrun with woiyea
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

The Amarillo High School Basket
,;aii team has whipped In condition ana
"a rcriN e. meet the Panhandle huskr
saturday. January -.
Aaariln has team averaging about
i3S vhlv ls,nhaudl" averages about
a.. hu. itr difference viii he ma h.
np IN rn,-,l ard rrdifanc.
cnarh Woodward hns been putting
ihe bo's throlgh hard practice and has
given them ~eyrral scIits %. new playr
capt. Jarvis says he IL sure his team
viii 10. siri riuus ana h. and his lram
are lnuting g. ~" student hu,ly o.
guud support
The team viii De- i'r',~d from the I'll
lowing men:
Jarvis Wlpininl
Wilingham Forward.
Stnson Forward
Camhell- Guard
Garner Guard.
Uradv Guard
nutlpr-- Center
'r'dlHck Center
Tho game will be PLAYED In front II
ihr hirn school AZ Z o'clock,
aHaHa
IN an open closed compartment
Sat = grav.haircd lad ot ten.
Alonr h. fnt aud silent
with FIFTEEN other men
Its brow wla ~un M and wrnkled.
It's ewes were dly wish tears.
A. Up'n hts donc were sprinkiel
The SHOWS Il ninety years.
And 80 be l1v there sleeping.
t'pnn the vclN-try cemeni floor.
IN. prisul guard cntne tapping
en- the Wruien iron floor
Then With IN. lsst ray Il hope.
lie leaped into the dcep.
Md BE- was sirpris = when he awok"
III find that h. was aslfen.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

There ARE 5.5gi women students II
the various German Institutions OF
Those s.oS0 are studying medicine.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

IN TeVts The HACK loan Is \ rroh soil
for co,'on. ccEn wheat and most other
Held crops.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

a very interesting program WINS civ.
On hy Miss ilvtlr's aud Mlqs McGeo's
High Eleventh English classes.
The topics Discussed by the pupils Of
ciasrss were.
Early Life of Milton Boone Moorehead
Later Life ~ Milton. co.. n, W HAYDEN
Characteristics Of Puritan Age. ....,.
Curnellp Gowin.
Interpretation II L'Allcgro and II Pen.
serosp. .,..,,,,....., Mabel TumIsen
Magazine Topic Reproduced. Dick Rivens
Comparison Of l.'Allcgrn md u Pen.
s"rusp,.... $4,000. GLADYS Whitfield
\ Magazine Topic Reproduced. .......
Grady word
4 Magazine Topic Reproduced. .....
.Irssle Dawson.
These talks We're well org1nlgci. and
were not mcnnrized hut showed very
voud preparation. These pupils arr
~ rning thu nrlnciple ~ oral compo.
sition and public speaking In doing this
work.
Miss McGee in cooperation with
Ml'r' Hyde, has planned some very In.
tcrestlng prrrr'ms for the remainder
W the year. Thes" programs viii usual
~ I've In the form NJ n review of the
past weeks work.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

TN" faculty ~ the Amarillo High
School With 10 thank the Mothers Club
for the interest they have manifested
In fitting M the ,eachcrs' restroom.
Mrs. J. NJ. Delzrll. president Of the club
and Mrs. W. N. Ricc. chairman of the
purchasing committee. have recently
vlrlted the school Ia see what articles
We're needed
table. a couch. a rug n waste ~.
per basket. snnd a few chairs have nj.
ready been placed. \ window curtain.
n few sofa pillows. rocking chair
n table runner, aud n pictum or two
viii complete the furnishing or the
rom. The girls IN Miss Nent's sew.
ing classes arr making the couch COW.
or. This room will add much To- the
comfort ~ the faculty aud the at.
tractlyenvsn OF the \. ~. s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

Then With un. isst ray 4 hope.
lIr leaped into the deep
Md h. wns irpfis = when he awok"
III find thu, h. was aslsen.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

EXCHANGE for good automobile, no junk, good building lot. Inquire 23 S. First Ave. between 1 and D. m. r
 SALE OR TRADE-s1.S00 equity in Groom brick house: will take car in trade. balance cash. Phone 3935. bd
 FOR SALE OR TRADE for Phoenix property or small acreage, bungalow, in best residential section at San Diego. Valued at s2,500, all clear. Box 25V, Republican. bd
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09
For Trade

Will exchange my ranch, miles north of Prescott for a Phoenix home
 Ranch consists of the following: 160 acres patented land. 4S0 lease, just re- newed for years all fenced and cross fenced: 100 acres alfalfa, 60 Sudan grass last year, 10 acres asst bearing fruit trees; good springs and wells on ranch; 1 2000-gal. tank, wind mill and gas engine: all new good barns
 sheds and outhouses, blacksmith shop complete; | 7-room 2 story framed house. furnished complete, including piano and Victrola that cost s25O; also 12 head Holstein heifers. fresh and coming fresh, good work horses, 5 sets double harness, 3 wagons, all kinds farm implements, 30 turkeys. oo chickens, 10 hogs. You can gather wagon loads of wild cherries, grapes and black walnuts on place. Holmes Commission Cn. Office at Union Sfork Wards u
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09
Automobile
 For Property

Will. trade new six-cylinder Conti- mental. equipped automobile for small house or equity in house or land. Car can be seen at
 ROAMER MOTOR SALES co.
 305 N Central Ave bb
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09

FOR SALE-Ford roadster body. Sneed. 40 s. Center bb FOR SALE-Ford roadster; s200 cash. 1114 N. 1st St. Phone 366s. It FOR SALE-A 1919 oakland in good condition; $450. 354 No. 9th Ave. bd ONE 1-ton. G. M- C.. pneumatic
 equipped, in good condition, $500.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09

wELKER & ZUNDEL $40 w. WASHINGTON.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09
FOR ReNr-FuRnisHEp ROOMS E

FOR RENT-Newly furnished room, in private family; gentleman pre- ferred: close in; no sick. Phone 310s.
 hb
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09
For Trade

Good lot worth s550 to trade as first payment on house, good monthly pay ment on balance.
 TEXAS REALTY co.
 32 w Monroe St Phone 1756 It
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09

ELEGANT new six-room brick, un- furnished old ivory and white enamel finish. hardwood floors, modern, fine shade; $75 month, adults Phone SOs3 bb
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09

SMALL frame house al end of Brill car line. See Mir. Mason at Mason's Pharmacy bb
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09
FOR sALe-Eees AND POULTRY

R. l. RED and Orpington setting eggs, s1 per setting, also a few setting hens, for sale at 224S w. Washington.
 bs
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09
FOR RENT-9OUSES
For Rent

Modern unfurnished F house near i capitol: large screen room; garage. i Inquire at 1920 West Washington. r
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09

WOMAN wants days work or cham bermaid work Call 1928 r
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09
FOR RHINESTONE AND OFFICES

FOR SALE-Lease, cheap; Postof- flee building, Casa Grande; best loca- tion in town. If interested, make your bid. but do it quick Address Box 75-V. Republican. bs
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09

One sh ton G. NJ C., 1920 Model, with 3i1 ton trailmobile trailer. both pneumatic equipped. A dandy outfit for $5.000.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09
Good Buys In Used Ford Cars The logical place to buy used Ford IS through an
 Authorized Ford Dealer ED RUDOLPH pbooGx Glendale
wANrED-suruArloN. FEMALE

FOR A GOOD, practical nurse. phone 1915. bd
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09

FOR RENT-Beautiful house, six large rooms and four screened in sleep ing porches: reasonable rent to re- sponsible parties; can have possession April 1st. Apply 341 E. Culver. bd
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09

ASK FOR BAKER AT SOUTH WEST COTTON COMPANY,
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09

Two z-ton Nash Quads. with g. ton utility traflers, and many ex- tras. Complete outfit, S3,000.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09

FOR SALE-Best Ford in town, for $1e0. Palace Garage. 425 w. Adams. Phone 4023 r
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09

MODERN house, 2 inside bed rooms, large cement basement, furnace and garage. Baum & Mason, IF N. 2nd Ave. Phone 4251 It
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09
wANTEo-MIscELLANEous 2

WANTED-To buy second hand fur niture. tools, guns. etc I pay highest cash prices. See me before selling Phone 1753 or 4179. D. C. Whitlock
 4-n
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09
FOR RENT-FURNisHED ROOMS

FURNISHED front room, private en- trance, bath connecting 914 N 4th street. Phone 4733 bb
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09
EoR sAle-AuroMoslLss 4s
Ford Market

We buy and sell used Fords, with emphasis on the Buy. Bring 'em in and get the cash. We also sell on commission
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09

SALESMAN WANTED Have an exceptionally good propssi ton for all round real estate salesman. Do not apply unless you arc a pro- ducer and know valuations.
 HILL INVESTMENT co.
 33 \. 1st Ave. Phone 41oG bs
Evening star., 1921-06-12
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n n1nnrI = CHOCOLATE e
more sweetness into life;
she helps to win the iancee,
She helps to hold the wife;
the requisites of such a girl
are cleanliness and neatness
its these essential things
that give her product half
its sweetness. The question
is: Where is this girl? That
can't be answered quite-but
this is lust as good: She'll
read The Evening Star to-
night.
Help Wanted Ads mr.. 2
rcnts word. All trnu.
sicnt advertising, cnsh i'm
advance.