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Evening star., 1921-05-11
| Will BE Guests
Of Univerxity Club.

Will BE Guests
Of Universfty Club.
The ambassador Of France and Nine.
Jusserand will be the guests of honor
of the University Club this evening.
when Lieut.. Vincent de Wierzbicki Of
! the French army will speak on France
Today and Tomorrow" The guests will
include members of the Metropolitan,
Army and Navy and Cosmos clubs.
Evening star., 1921-05-11
JUDGE SELLERS TO SPEAK

Judge Kathryn Sellers is to deliver
an address before the Big Sisters
Of the District Of Columbia at 324
Indiana avenue northwest Friday
evening at o'clock.
The Big Sisters is an organization
for the purpose Of helping any girl
in need, including the girl away from
home who is out Of work, the girl
in peril and the girl trying to make
good.
The officers Of the organization.
which was formed January 81, 1921,
are: President. Rt. Rev. Mgr. c. F..
Thomas: vice president at large, Mrs.
Margaret A Tally; sectional vice
presidents, \(northwesD Mrs. Sarah
NJ. Gantley. (southwest) Mrs Thom-
as P. Brown. (northeast) Miss M. C..
Boland and (southeast) Mrs. Rose
McAuliffe; recording secretary. Miss
Elizabeth Dolan: corresponding sec
retary. Miss Mary Ffneran; financial
secretary, Mrs. Irene A. Corners. and
treasurer, Miss Agnes Cotter.
Directors: Mrs. 8. v. Farling. Mrs.
H. c. Surguy. Mrs. J. D. Prosise, Mrs.
Anna J. Light and Mrs. Robert A.
Babbitt.
Evening star., 1921-05-11

Nine-tenths Of tho weddings in
Scotland take place on Friday.
Evening star., 1921-05-11
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been tssoed to TIT
following:
william 0. Dillard Of LAnesvflle, Va, and
Mary A. Spencer Of Pals, Va.
Daniel w. Whienore and Louise Smith.
Andrew F. Gssch and Grace T. Hackley.
both Of Bladensburg Nd
Whitfield H. Williamson and Ida W. Bryant
both Of Alexandria, Va
George N. Patterson and Josephine Havtins
both Of LAnham, Nd.
Hubert W. Ooley Of Richmond, Va, and
Mary v. Hennage Of this city.
Richard r. Ralph and Marie L. Hatcher.
Pamphu J. Beaudet and Emily L. Hunte-
mann.
Randolph G. Page and Frances B. Hay.
oscar II. Arey and Margaret williams.
B0los Hart and Nasle e Buchur.
Wuliam Il culligan. jr. and Kathryn r.
Rosa K. Weymann OF New YORK iy.
Harry Summers and Mary Ingram.
Evening star., 1921-05-11

The ambassador of Argentina and Nine
lie Breton entertained a company of
about 100 young people at a dance last
evening. A buffet supper was served at
midnight
Evening star., 1921-05-11

Mrs. Joseph E. Davies entertained at
luncheon today in honor of her sister,
Mrs. G. K. Gooding of Warsaw, Wis,
who is her guest for a short time.
Covers were laid for twelve.
Evening star., 1921-05-11
Deaths Reported.

The following dsaths havs been reported b
the health department. With. the last twsaty-
Clare r. Oliver. IS. st. Hinbsth's Hospital.
William n. Crosxva. Il. Geofgetswn Univer-
Kate Moyberrer, 80 1a2o, 9th street.
katherine Z. Allen. 23. GeorSetovn Uniyef-
sity Hospital.
William Sheck, -, Providence Hospital
Carrie r. ChapmeB. 81, Providence Hos-
Naomi Amos, 81. 1885 Shannon place ssssA-
Ella d. Godfrey. ~. 4os A strset Dorsheast
Margaret Barwfck. rs. 1744 P street.
Catherine e. XcGonigie. 10. Dmerseny Hos-
pital.
Edna Dolores Burke. 10 nasths. zss %
Daniel s. sconeId. 8 months. 1911 soth
street.
Roger L. Hunt, 4 da,s. 114o North opits,
street
Margaret N. Estep. hours. s1s I street
southeast.
Katie Bell, SO. sss Golden, street soushv@st,
Elizabeth Brown, 6S, 402 BSstreet southeast
Sylvester Baker. -. 80 o stheet
George W. Thomas. 60. 1855 Linden street
northeast.
Infant Of George W and Henri.tta Henson,
20 days. Street Hill, Anacostia
Nine-tenths Of the weddings in
Scotland take plAce on Fpidav
Evening star., 1921-05-11
Births Reported.

Ths following births have been reported b
the health department within the last twenty
four hours:
Harry and Mabel B. Estep, girl.
John n. snd Ella White, boy.
Ernest r and Leola A. BlAvers, boy.
Samuel and Jnha RoufH, girl.
BENJAMIN II. and Mabel G. Scott. bay.
Hugh and Ethel n. Spindle. girl
FraAk b. and Grace NJ. Davis. gfYi twins.
Brevafd and Betty Stfohecker, girl.
john J. and Marjorie Broderick, giri.
Oliver p. and L0yola Rhntoa, girl.
Fredriek c. and Harriett Rammon, boy.
Cyde b. and Lois Asher. boy.
Rohsft and Mamie b. Lyon. boy.
William II. and IenA X. Hammond, beU,
Evening star., 1921-05-11

Mrs. Fall. wife Of the Secretary Of
the Interior. was the guest of honor
at luncheon today of Mrs. A. B. But
Ter at her residence, 1744 r street.
Evening star., 1921-05-11

The House Of Mercy garden party
will be held Wednesday, May Is. in
the Cathedral Close. q privilege given
the charity by the Bishop OF WASH
Evening star., 1921-05-11
COZ. PAGE Is RETIRED.

recently stationed at Fort Crook,
Neb.. has been placed on the retired
list on account Of disability incident
to tho service. He is from Maryland
and was appointed an assistant sur
geon In November, 1897. He reached
the grade OF colonel in May. 1917.
Evening star., 1921-05-11

The Secretary Of Labor. Mr.. Davis,
has taken an apartment at Wardman
Park Hotel for the summer months, and
in the autumn. when Mrs. Davis joins
him here, they contemplate taking a
larger apartment at the same hotel.
This evening the Secretary will be
host at dinner. when his guests will
number about fifteen representatives of
daily newspapers and press associations.
at the Hotel Arlington.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-21

Al ,his avn, Nancy aud Nick w,yc
less.ag i, ,ag NJ IN Which thoy had
"a ash, Tub Tcuagln, aud noN they
s,ar,,d a. swim away With him through
l.. .uy ocsan. O. hans the Nls ~, eNck
-. the hO'ks On thc I-cand'rcles tr,sp
shich they had taksn u. lm, Car'n
tetnyWiuklc s,ugls,l them. Hold -.
ls.ld 81. ktai.,s' D. commanded. waN,
ing Ne siick TN taNc To heaf nsOrS
Il Tub Tcrfapln's sloty estsSo ! hurry
hln 81 SAsTo Air, fsshcga.An van gNt
him va know. Tao aoat yog. tia,
M iishsu,an has hsen trying IL eVl
hell ~ wa tur a mCnth at Sauslss -
~ can scll svu nv ,Nvn,ySt,Ns kslars.
a. yoa arr N~ry slsslal bS,icVs the
s.rye wa ~ a. ho,cls with a t,ch
S.uce and Noa arc coasissrsa quite de
ilsious
Tub sh,,,fcl sea" - admitted. I
lus0 H. Ana | Nas cy7s ~ -, Nr
,'.saSrmans m'ns c't ~, ~ ao'ns I'm
a taVof"
''lls~ cOQG va Ne hrn a tasr y
/ lying hsrr hNe ton a ccai. ttsh
tn top u spsse St.FflsAs~
'lseoause NJ. fisesrmAn Doesn't IA
Spiks.~ nosia~d ra,sy. And u wal
,sA, ny w0sd Ca 4 and 1t mS 81. II
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-21

our sales to Mexico docs no, roptoscn,
the actual meroascs IN quantities OF
merchandasc sen, her slaeS la most
eases the prices pei unit OF quantity
arr ~ much less than year aro tina,
the quantity Figures show even higci
enlus than uosc 4 total values. In
cotton vlo,hs s'nt to Mcv.oo Ia tn
eight months ending with August i9sl,
HAVING becst ss.2'e,op aeams, ts,ilg,.
eco Ia the s,me u.hn,Is of last year.
while tho 1891 quantity b. ny ase.oov
yar,s agaips, s.7S1QOo In the cor
rVsponding months Ut last Year In
cotton hosiery the quantity Is ncarly
Aouhlc That ~ las, year while In raw
cotton tho numher al pounds sent ~
Mexico i is,;,i NO agans, igl Vco In
tho same months o, last year.
In many other articles The ncr,ass
N quantity ~ vera hrgc n,,umiuoas
coOl oXlst,ci 10 MoNlCo in the clght
months " 1891 was isa.ooe tons aealns,
's.eoa IN the fawe months II las, year
>ommerohl a,ytomQacs iS'a against
$40 las, yea passenger automobiles
Lsss against 1885, lrcigbl ears ~
,gains, lss, locomotives ego usalus,
"a, iloar $4,000 esrf,ls asaltSt lsS,
90. corn Seaooo bushels agans, ~,
90; wirc nalls 5,s,i,Ooo pounds agalus,
800. ooo. eaTtcd wiic iSlyoue pounds
Asalns, s.eSs 600, lapss of lrou and steel
so,0oO, 900 pounds Ngam,, ls;.eeo 900
anl sS,o0o,ooo pounds against 1850,
~; coltonsced "a s,;soooa pounds
a sansi $4,000. pgln,ag paper s.Soo,ecC
o.nds agalns, i.sel. Ooc, refined suga,
seS,eO0 pounds agalns, i.,a; oeo aud
o.d oil 81 S,a.00o SALONS agains, H..
Nsloo IA the corresponding months u
/ 30
che total valae Of an exports I,
NeX.co IN the cseh, months ending viii
August 1881 Is officially stated a, slti.
ias.eeo against slii ,sSs,ooe In The sam.
.unoshs q 1917, and ,hc imports iron
Mexico ss0,sis,cee against Nsi.iii.0Vl
n the corresponding months ct las
war The san OF IN imports occur
chicfly IN sssai grass. india rubber
aldcs aaa skins, coppcr, lead, co,to,
ma cOtsse. and Is due in a very con
siderable dcsrcc To lowsr pri~s, IN,
lnCrVasc IN oNposts ~Nats chiefly II
manufactures
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-21

When | david L. hcS around and
crcc NOR, had my hsNrtrgs ! discover
I'd ahead II me the lights og the civ,
~ w Travelled they grVw moN dis
.ac,. I had feeling "a atc,y,
was IN the hack 50, Vs a hrsc cat
al SOMEONE VAS ,hctv with me III
NJ, sry L. discover who Il was though
there was something vaguely familiar
sbou, the flsurc,
I lay suu. | didn't want 10 talk and
evidently thu ls4son With me Thought
was unconscous or aslecn I tch
urn hand IN my shoulder and another
vas s,eeaying the sca,her pillow agains,
Shlch leaned,
A, length icl, rSVcment anasr the
NV w wctc " thu city. started 10
talk. wan,,l To- ,Jl thcm whcsc 10
take ne. ha, my Vcicc Mas g0Rc. The
,ar VAS Vamhlin; alcng and ] r,,n,cn,
. "A myself with the yncaght tina, they
snrw whcTc 10 ~. The isel,ng ~ vague
rsss Was vtatning again and ivlt
tha, nothing ma,,er~i V~ry much,
ic1 TN car tarnlng corner II
vas golng the uch, way, | wondered
Aly how they knew, Tho hand on my
shoulder strained li,tlc moro tigh,lN
I, almos, hurt, yrt did no, carr
Finally the ear turned into a drive
way. W. wcr~ home The hand an my
Sh0alier rVlvaSsl 10 strip Tor a So
nd ard then I VAS tf,c'l and carrl,'
Into tho hoase, w ,hs stairs and IL ny
own rcoms, Did thu arms that hcl'
ne draw more ush,N fcg 4 sscOnd h
tnrc they tcleascd me To my w,cSc'
lounges Was the fsN saw sOmcthinl
Nv Tom'se whoevsr u Was, stopped
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-21
WHEN A WOMAN TELLS
nv Ruru AoNes AeELiNo
Chapter Lxl-Tom Carries Me Home.

moment "a lalN 70 soMconc clS'--,l
sounsl,Ni like Toms VViy,N | Thought
was urcl. Ny hcor, hurt | wantcN
only u rsI
Shouly somconc was iUssing With
ny sAocs, my olothme, my hands and
'ace and lhvn mcChanically l mOVSS,
Yer thc tloor 10 the stiffness VI my
lcl. How | lOycl a. Il scemcN sudden
N to have taken IN a new glOrN ana IL
- n Vcry superior sogt III rlscc,
was Disturbed once mOrc when y
physician camc and thuntVd ny hcAd
rnl examined nay sralp.
NO INJURY" hcarl him say, and
then
With the ilry coming ii aay awak
caeA An VI the hslco0sneSs II az,
eVrairy helorc rushed az nv, Wal
held ncapahlc " moving ia ,hc gr'l
~ a tcclng, halt tcar and halt loal
OgSs,
Presently Mrs, Amss apl'ooccl In IN
doorway hstwvyn oar rssims.
"nOw d. yoa tVsls' she ASKED a
She ncSr,l my Nca,
trisl 10 srCak. e0, my thraOt seem
T ii lSAf0lNsvd
Shc SMILED.
4 think in spite ~ some O; the Ia
things which have h,glNncd ~ yO'
vNN r,Osi ~ under thS cSrc N a gVo
ang,l" she said, do y'n know ~
Nua TcNchca AOmc last NlgA,--wh
brought yOg,"
wiih q weary movcmca, I indta,s
that I didn't,
"A, vas ron,," l.ila was S,in sa1llln
Ito Ne Cantinardl
Copyright. lssi, y, X. \, SVrNtecl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-21
WORK PROGRESSING
ON ROSWELL ROADS

Srscial - ~ Ns~s
ROSWELL. y No c,.se--Wofk II
nsW ploeu.ssing raelilv IN the new
rad u,ua Ar,ssa u Howe ana On usc
rs,al fcsn Roswell IA pSN,'r. The Hope
rad h. ~ y, gtaVclci surfaced 10 Zee,
" u. aua nv inches dep. the Sme of
Vts.h = 'ras Q, the Dexter rad. cx'
osts that the ds,ansc is u miles.
Nv,k = syoa - .-at 90 the toSd
,rom Acme To RoSNsn, distance II IL
ni,.s. Al q the. rlaar VII srtNe
fsstlr sy,ious Of thr cooniry. whit
torn,r,y WV hasliy n nc-,i u better
mcans ~ cummun., ssOu. Thcsc afs
gthrr twas w the te,tsr rad pro
gran a.. S,alAsas,cFn New NcxlSo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-21
PREPARING reR REl MON.

Amarillo u nrviaring Tor the tirSl
annual reanlon Of World War vcleans.
FtsxS and hunting an hslns s.cars-i ~
,hc~c who vii rropcrly ac,Ora,c their
business hou~ss ard rsidcnccs. Tho
rccple o. AmArlll0 arr hooking Tor.
ward 10 Friday. Nov. a.. with more
than usual lnscrs,, and Il is ar as
sar~d fact TIA, the holrAy viii mark
tho eisrs, rrnxam cf its Kind ever
ArrSngcd IN ,h,s section.
Prom Wellington. oaanah. chllarcss.
Memphis Hessises Leila Lake. clarca.
don. Ge-sin,gh,, Claude. SNYDER. Ia.
mesa. rahuea. SAtoa, Lahtock. cros'
py,en. Rails. S-gravss Aherna,hy,
Hale csa,~r. rainvicw. floy,laaa
i.ocsncy, krcSs, slVey,cn. Taaa.
Harry. Clovis. ratws,ll Texicc. Rovins,
Frsoaa. Hereford Canyon. spoarmaa,
Hrfytcn, nookcr, follc,s paurosc,,c,
Sfa,,eok. hlgE,ES 0saIisr. Canadian
Manu. rampa. White ncer, Panhandle
Clayton. r.srsc, l,alhau rcxhousa
Hartley, s,ratscrd. vcga. Dumas. Tcx
ola. shausrocs. Mclean. Alcnros.l
orccm. c"awss aud chAuaas. IN,
former sgNtrs men with ,h,.r friends
~al D. sa,hersd Tor this bg event.
They arr comlng here RESPONSIVE I.
warm. ssnc~rc aud cordial invitation
The pscrlc " Amarillo arr cOatron,s,
With the nscess,y u cu.r,alnln
them, and this Win ~ a happy da,,
Amarillo Is slAa to have ,Ac nsyil.s
and N" hcocy % entertaining N
TURNER s,ldiers, sailors. marines, ava.
tors nurses aud all ,hoSa WIN wcr
, memhsrs u Aascssoas ngA,ing fore,
turing shcss rcfaOas days ~ sh~,l
, gone.
!. ENeryihing viii h. In readiness 4.
'As eg day. and during The alsh, h
> tere tho reunion there viii glsam a
!, 'F.-eolsr~d hEh,s. speaking an electric
! o~leosne trr the eos Who rnacr
|, h acscptil,lc. such glorious scrv,
: u ,hc suppor, q woyla r,gh,rOusnc,
ms VIII BE a marvsleas occasion. Al
a enc TIA, wtii entail plcasare and a
|, fsenai,y u these who have the Z
) ror,anl'y to a., As hosts To the visi,ul
q -, every former msmesr % N
|, iea,Alcs ssrvlcs from tho tOrCs~
= the United States. rad his and !
i'a''e into the Invitations 10 oc,
O.. p u Is mean, tor yOa ",
a sr'er wa arc q yOa wcrc ,acnut
!. VIA ,he frrocs Of this lacOmlaral
|, cantry,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-21
Snyep>is II Weather Conditions.

The atmospheric disturbance noted
yesterday has n,OVcd irym the rcr,on
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-21

ROSWELL. y, n, oct. se-Scplrta'
tsr b No n ystlicuhrly hsaVy month
to ,Osrisis In this scrtson u ,hs s,s,s.
ana VT Sse lssgssas usssi the fros
saWp grourds IN The ci'y dlUlnr IN
ias, ugs,h rhes cats "aut1 i.>ss
lrc.'sc. rnc ufss .agt a Oc,oesg hzs
sea !cs a. heavy aud TN astssu
tsaNel i Now starting In NNlunae. u
no unas'ai thing "a ~ Mass
ehu,s,,s car psrs~a aloaEstis Il vn'
fsom NiSsCurl vh.s a ~ ttonn ohi,
e visiting Win thsu slsuesi uclral-a'
ggoia NtsClnsiu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-21

Within a comparatively shor, time
the people q Amarillo. q Potter coga.
= VII haNe approximately thirty mllcs
q hard ssrtacci reaaways some NAV
AZ TIA, u u not srsa, thing. aud
~, Il - fcr !, b tn fsrs, vcrk % this
Kind IN the rsphandie and Plaias
voaatry ~ TeSss aud viii ssr,c a. an
incentive Or o,avr COUNTIES IN sm,
trace his rs,ssc os .nhanovmrS, De
Nc'cp'nsn, Potter eoan,y viii aiso h
Stimulated ~ cx,eua her Ialosg~ IN N.
oOmraratiVSir near fu,urs. unul an hs'
'eading hiEh~ays hAvc hssn car~a o.
ade9uaseiy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-21
a, o,.,vr soRrwrs r>R,oS

r..e sack In uson,h and show yoa
0hV,~
DaRu lNnuvwlnklc was thoughtful.
CnN thu sa.hCrsc. spUkc an Tell
aba Ns an ught u H. rolssis ~ us
N,ry day and Il hV docsnt elSk ,hc
usfuc any morc@
Very wcu.' FVplicd The tauy po'icc'
raan. "So ~ u, kiliiss. W Tue ia,
sui tskr hcin, thc net. Then con"
4ck tack and h.lp usc ~, this STUPID
IA sNouii.sh oat - tr,nhlc. ~ fas, as
MA can. Nop know h. stuck his Ions
harp nosc rsshi ,brouEh ,hc trunk n
a sca.Wscd trSe
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-21

DON, begin 10 make a blessed diasr.'
ence. They also help To make hands
ard arms ST, aud white. aud to Keep
The hair Ms. glossy and Tree hum
lauinlf.
An ar-srls,, .s'i RssinOl oiat-<us ard kssiess
S,,-. ~ tisr sAuapls Il sssh, ~tss ,cpepl I'm
R,.ir.i, ra',.uost. IA vSaa better t's uss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-21

~ the GrNat
lake ~ the Mid
de Atlantic States
with slightly In
croassi Intensity,
warmer WEATHER
and hght show
crS
over the North
and Middle IVES,
crn states. thu
temperature Is
cVnv,ally low
~.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-21
rsoy,xcsAllsx pEADly.

@nsr.ca. and we should love tins
Sw.sas country suprsmely. or ieavs
~e must At the same time neiaos
= ssr vision Of commercial growth
All expansion a proper relation Win
4, nssloas with which We would tran"
~ bssancsss.
Ne nay tcclishly say that the Fan
u.nale and P,Ains country o. Texas,
v.sh the SURROUNDING territory ~
SIMILAR nature n sufficient unto itsesf.
and has no NEED Tor the other CON-
munlrjse. THIS N rlsy to cur pa
,os,r .,ssosscn 10 this territory, eas
- a the 0me ure absolutely UNI
s~nsh,N In orisr Cor this par, ~ the
scunsry to have hc~s rcsuiss In all i's
sossrprssrs. Il must property relate u
~ q outside eommanltlss--nas, h''y
&crn uAsm aud sssi TO them. give ana
qhs.
n d equally a. an,hlnking 10 declare
a. ~ United states h aide 10 falls
~ ner own needs ami shoaa eloss
n dooss 70 the OUTSIDE world. OF
any .ecamcdisie~ the Tinted static
~ . surplus. and these she mus
~. CT c,hsrs she has a dcsrsh. ans
49, ~ mus, bay. Nesthcr Of these
kinea could 10 accomplished through
4 c,ssea Cor. u y through an 0pen
~ TAT tals interchange n TO b. ae.
oms1>Aed America although rich In
1epurses. has long since passed that
reaRv n her dsveiopmens whsroa, she
~ ~ used Cor the other fellow. she
\ a procs With the outside woglA u
= incunhens on this eoansrS to ~,
Ipss<,l In snch position A. 10 h. struck
~ he commercial nsAsaing q the
tcrll
WAT yin n matter whether thu
tpsnsr, lowe Easws or Asa. she mus
lAvs busnse rela,icns with theu. an<
1~e> may b. maintained more pr
dcsly through an attitude oi KINDLY
bacpen than through enc % anlmos,,y
Anes,rA must sustain friendly RIA
49, With her patrons and with ,hos
ousa ohcm she would supply he
assds lust % iong. aud 10 such ex,cn
= IN nay b doae with honor tn
r>nise1 ssases at no other time rs'
~ Z her history has held - united
~ rusp<cs shs sntirs world. - =
veus<ua IAis country b no, throas
= -s>1rsds II b.sgo,ry sclns 10 fsts
- sneimAucn q the other eoansri'
& u uorl1.
no ndslss provinesalism h to pay
luaaIo thsl this country cannot =
ssrd. ana the same thing may h. Al
rlsd - lesser Subdivisions down
~ .naavsdaal city. To all. frun u
.Ass1sal. 10 a nation prVvsnciatsm
1~d,y saS should be ayo.asd.
.rAe esl,swsns tAsss. sssasd rcosn,l
1las4vs 70 experts trosa The Unite
kasss % M,x.cS. VIII b. found u
Are.une. IN that q lndsca,s. the "
49, 81 tAis country reSardans ea'
- With OUTSIDE countries
Exports u the rni,ea states
Nexicc oonsinue 10 shoe rcmSrsAe
lacsvases dsspAse he reduction In o
snputs frcsa that ossnsry. rhs YAH
e eur exr~a 10 Nsx.oo. sAss u
9ru1r Record a The National q
nnk q Nsw York. shows IN ners>
e ~ pr cns IN the esrhs msn'hs
ses1. fx which Ne now have nsar'
= ecmrsrcd With the eorsesrcnd
0rnAhs q last yvAr. while thc Val
& ~ ln,-Us~ frum Nexico show a
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-21

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-21

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-21

ADMIT THE MASTERs--
Behold. I s,aad At the door, and
knsek, v any man hear my
voice. and open the door. ] will
come in to him, and viii sup
with him. and he with me.
Ne that hath an ear, let him
hear what the Spirit saith
Rev. $40. y.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-21
THE WEATHER

Amarillo and v,clni,y-fT,day fair
nd warmer,
wVSl Tcxas-kIiday fair and warmer,
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-08-17
COINAGE OF SILVER
DOLLARS is RESUMED

Coinage of silver dollars has been resumed by the
mint after lapse of seven years and the work of re-
placing the 279000 600 standard silver dollars taken
from the Treasury during the war to sell to Great
Britain has been begun.
Since late in March Treasury officials said this week.
approximately 20,000,000 silver dollars have been
coined. In the same period corresponding amounts
of silver certificates issued and federal reserve
notes. Treasury certificates securing them retired.
This process, officials said would probably continue
for the next five years until the Treasurys reserve OF
silver dollars is back to it's pre- war basis.
The mint, officials explained, ceased coming silver
dollars inl914 when the supply of metal purchased
under the coinage act exhausted. Further au-
thority to make the dollars not forthcoming until
1918 when Congress passed the Pttman act to enable
the sale of melted dollars to England for the relief of
the silver shortage in India.
Under the terms Of the act Director of the Mint
Baker sold to England 279000,000 silver dollars,
amounting to 208 900 900 pieces of silver, atS .0l3
an ounce plus the market price of the copper content
in the dollar The Il cents Mr. Baker explained, paid
for the cost of melting and transportation and the cost
of recoinage. ....
The work of refilling the hole left in the Treasurys
vaults, Mr.. Baker said well under way, the
mint striking off silver dollars at the rate OF about
100000 to l0000,000 month. Since May, 1920,
the mint has bought about 900 of Amer
lean silver at 81 an ounce and will continue to make
its purchases at this price until the Treasurys stock
is repenished
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-08-17
CHIEF DIsCARDs TOTEM POLE
Traditional saghesI, of Alaskan In.
dams Adopts Ways Of White
Brothers.

Sitka, Alaska. - Jackson Anna
Hootz, traditional chief Of Alaskan
natives, has taken the totem pole from
the yard of his home here, declared
he no longer will follow the old Gus
toms of his forefathers, and announced
that in the future he wifi be a plain
American citizen.
A declaration Issued by the old chief
said:
according to my own convictions,
desire TO take down my tribal EN-
blems, which are in front of my house.
My purpose is to live as an American
citizen.
81 wish every young man to see that
| have started now in new life as an
American citizen. have dropped all
my old customs, as l think they were
a great burden on me"
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-08-17

Governor Az Taylor added an
other notch to his valuable acquire
ments when The ether day he defeat-
ed several experts in revolver prac-
tice. This is the first intima.ion we
ever had that ALI had ever carried a
pistol, mucn less that he was a
crack shot--Vindicator.
Governor ALI perhaps got the pis-
toll 'toting" habit while the last leg
islature was in session.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-08-17
Learn the True Wisdom.

Learn, 0 student, the true wisdom.
See yon bush afiame with roses. like
the burning bush of Moses. Listen,
and thou shal: hear, if thy soul be
not deaf, how from out it, soft and
clear, speaks to thee the Lord AL
mighty.-Hatiz.