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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-10-08
Voting at East St. Louis.

East St. Louis, Oct. IA strike
vote on the question of arbitration
was started late today by 2,300
members Of the Amalgamated Meat
Cutters and Butcher Workmen of
East St. Louis packing houses. ac-
cording to an announcement by Earl
Jiminerson, local secretary of the or
ganization. The vote will be con-
tinued through Sunday. when it is
expected to be completed, then for
warded to Chicago, where the votes
will be counted and the result an
nounced.
~ The packing house workers are op-
posed to the abolition of the arbitra-
ton system, which has handled their
disputes during the past few years
under an agreement which expired
September Is.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-10-08

Municipal warrants netting So: bonds
So to -. The Harry A. Koch Co. First
Nat. Bank, At. 03so.-Adyer;isement.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-10-08
The Weather

Forecast.
Fair and warmer SATURDAY..
Hourly Temperatures.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
TARIFF QUESTION SERIOUS AND
CAUSE OF CONSIDERABLE TROUBLE

r. memory. Ear from troubling tho com.
m'fcv ~ ans other nation. they had
none at their own.
lu 1913 the nation went 10 war with
Great Britain. ana Congress announced
AN additional duty IT 100 per cont
ON an roods. 20 be- effective fur the
duration ~ hosill.tlcs."
From l14l to 1875 every tariff bill
passed iy Cuusr,ss was labeled tn act
Q" protect the country from something
ur another hut revnr q word WIS said
about protecting the manufacturers. rs
N, hill passed under President Wash.
ugtun had ayoWcd to d" ~ purpose.
President Nckmlry's administration
was IN. nest tu toll the prnpI. honestly
what The purpose ~ tho tariff bill un.
der consideration was. The hill which
WAS PASSED ia 1891. soon after his inau.
guratiun, was labeled An act 10 en-.
courage the Industries OF the United
states and said nothing about protect.
ing cuba from the Spaniards The
PHyncAldrich ill was equally frank In
Us declaration Of purpose. and prclimi.
nary dflfts ~ the hin which VIII come
before the new Congress carry about
the same phrusrolugy, and indicate that
the Harding administration will b. az
honest about the purpose ~ the hill as
were thos of Washington. Mckinley
and Taft
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
MEETING Of CONGRESS
Of MOTHERS WILL Be
HELD IN CLARENDON

Information has been received by ~
flcers and members ~ the Parents.
Teachers Association In Amarillo that
Mrs. J. T. Sims. as dlsiric, president
81 the organization. has announced a
meeting q the Congress II Mothers e
BE- held In Clarendon MAY I and 3.
Mrs. Sims has served az local presl.
dent ~ the Parents Teachers Associa.
ton q Clarendon Tor the past two
years. and through her splendid work
and tirclcss efforts. II has become one
IL the strongest locals In the state ~
Texas. Much constructive work has
been outlined under the leadership II
Mrs. Sims and she gave such impetus
20 the movement that from the begin
ming % her incumbency there has been
an increased interest In all phases ~
its endeavor.
In April 1890. Mrs. Sims was elected
district president. and her work In tina,
capacity has been In all things equal %
that shown In competition with the local
organization.
The statement Is given on; from Clar.
endon that all delegates TO the Congress
Of Mothers will h. entertained. II h.
expected that every local organization
will have representation for the two
full days work In Clarendon. May I
and ..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
REVISION FREIGHT
RATES NECESSARY,
PALMER DECLARES
CuMPI lINT IIl.tD Win l. 4. &.
-ki1tS hRE DISCRIMINA
fURl.

\ complaint and petition hls been
Forwarded tu 'br interstate Commerce
Cmurn ly llmuu lalm,r uaf
%, um.# 90 thr roud Cd; Ciy b..
s,Ionu. 0aHn. no., rwr Worth and
Denver railroad iHo COLORADO lud
s.uia. fh, Panhandle luL Santa be
1000 I.at,d l.r.- uuI tu, Chiago.
L,.a lHud and Gu.f and rs. connect.
H- IW' ulloruE tup' me rates a.
sos M"i,u points 600 tNusr unrs is
Discriminatory Geo Amri,l, us compared
q, 90, rates o.. Sew M,,cu from.
Wichita kuus. TRINIDAD. pu,nlo and
Denver. Cob" rrd Roswell y NJ
Tir petition ..ie tnu' thor must
be- a 'u,'i'', reimbursement ur 600. rates
'u Sew MrsIrn points boo order ,hat
fh,r' Wny De- ru discrimination Under
'ha present tIi's New Mexico firms
.. .ndI. 81 Nt iH, bower freight rates
|. It tH.r gD"ls Iumtbr point. men
uunl boz u,'uu.. 90 buying them ir
'wrII'H which Is The I.a..l trading
point
Tm'" ,,hrNs accompany m, pc
nNur which show tHu comparative
IIiu o. cities iu N,H N,Nir from
Amui.l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
TRAFFIC ON ROCK
ISLAND IS MOVING
FTER WEEK DELAY
MANY STOCkuEN NOW MOVING
CITTIE TO PASTURES
~ KANSAS

Traffic over the Rock Island railroad
rfum Amarillo a. oklahoma city was
resumed saturday after being suspend
I'd since lar SUNDAY when twenty-five
mile. ~ track between Foss and We.
tht.tord. Oklahuma were completely
washed away
s. Peterson General Freight and Pas.
s,nror Agent said Saturday that II
would perhaps b, several days before
livestock aud porishablc freight ship
nrnis could b" accepted owing To the
,ung,stcd conditions resulting from the
ti,up.
Mr. Petersen also said that 10 stock
cars hld h"on ordered by customers ~
the Rock Island between Tucumcari
and ToNhuml and Tucnmcari and Sayre
fur usr during the muuth ~ April tn
transport cattle from Panhandle points
go Kansas pastures. u IL estimated
that 10000 cattle will be- handled by
the Rock Island alone this month h..
tween Panhandle points aud points In
10, ninlhill pasture section of Kansas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
REVIVAL SERVICES
At CHURCH CHRIST
WILL BEGIN TO-DAY
MINISTER fROu IlB"OCk VIII.
HAVE CHARGE ~ rREiC
M SERVICES.

John 7 Smith arrived r Amarillo
this Forenoon Co. u'gIu series Dl r'.
vival services fur tine church 90 christ
al Tenth and FILLMORE streets. Preach.
Ing forenoon and rttHHi .t.h day.
subjects viii be- announced iu advance
no that people may D, informed ul tho
TOPICS o. b, dis used.
Mr.. Smith is minister Cor a., Church
% Christ ~ Lubbock and comes tp the
congregation 10 Amarillo fur this sp,D.
ial series 10 mr'tinRs With highest com.
nendniiuns he has been thoroughly
successful IN revival work in various
SECTIONS 81 the state. nud tho officers
Of the le,al congregation state that
they ar" oNr-,ting q pIDntthi. s,H.
sion.
During the absence of Mr. Smith
from his pulpit iu iuhhosk. =. a. Shop
herd. minister Tor the Amarillo church
will flli a.. appointments iu ih" south
Plains cts Nj shepherd leaves this
for,poon o. preach fur the Luhbuck rou
grcga,iun. and viii return 10 Amarillo
Monday noon.
II h stated that during tho DAYS ~
the week AZ we'll ~ on SUNDAYS there
will b. two sermons daily Special ar.
nouncemsnts viii BE- made from tim, tu
time 81 the hours iur services The
minister and The officials of tho church
request that a rurinl Invitation b, ~.
tended o. the E'u,ul uuhu. Co., attend
any aud 1911 &C 90" meetings
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
.REXALL ONE CENT
SALE A SUCCESS
PEOPLE ~ AuiRIiIO BEiIENE
~ LEGITIMATE ADNERTIS.
ING. SAYS RANDALL.

"Our nnr cent ,ul thiy week hls been
toe mu,t su,u"s-fuI vo have ever con
dYct.I" .a 'h, statement ~ oscar Ran.
dad o. Daily N,vs representative.
Th,ar Hl,s we're instituted several
years ugu lnd vhil. 90 first they worc
not so popular ls they 1r' ~ this time
u, have newer naI oouaon Co feel
disappointed.
'rb, lH Iz 10 Fu have standard
merchandise. lacked hy legitimate adj
yiirug yuu v.H always got results.
Y,l Dm u,t gut any thing over M"
IgtIrl puddle" f'r people have been
educated ..uns 900, lines 81 buying.
Iu.t tII ffm what you have and how
uul 10 u,u %, sid for. and DO you
have iu, right Kind ~ merchandise
iI,., ul o., uu trouble.
.,u ,rN Disappointment in pre-
t.m. n. cent u.De." said Mr. Ron.
obs. "ll. hHu 10 raiiIur the people
II. ,m, Hrt Ea"r though w' buy
boz e,at.. quantities 'iJI time we
nrI 'hI' mluy o.. th' leaders go h"'
iuH, ,l. i.H dos be- ended. Ana tho-"
..mra m Don, Urd that several uf the
rp. chat they hti especially -i their
h.ma ru.r bad become 'Nhlusird. %
&c., Randall evidently hI.,.Da Boo th"
Wisdom uI NmurIln prup'. lu 4. uss-
ne 90. SUCCESS ,f tu' uu' cont ul's
Do. ul.
Tr. BIAS, rH.,n iu 900" that the
uur. uut owls read The Daily News
boot l,l.,, u o. % Jlsu proves that
th, muif. ur, iDruur Go conserve
fu.u money When % customer finds
'hu % b.. really true thl, for fi.ii SHE
,au ur 1850 ~ 900 article 'l rubber
D., 100. tn, retail uIr, az which would
%, 81 fur 90, two. 81 sh' d'r, not need
two o. the urtirl,s she 1rtnug,s with
I,r uughuur tu tIk' uu' uf the Irti'
,I,s ulf her hands Tor 20 cents thus
getting h,i own purchase for 90. ur NJ
,Nlruy hill price And both women
hay, saved"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
HEREFORD CATTLE ARE
GROWING IN DEMAND



HEREFORD, Texas. April Fifty.
,igh, al II registered H,r,furds sold
bon the Second Annual Auction sale of
the Hereford Breeders Association last
Monday for q total of $500 oO or am
average IT little over sliN per head
Seventeen COWS brought 1n average nf
siG6 and thr bulls an ny,mV, 81 sll3.2s.
Beau Randolph. owned hy Ray Barber
topped the sale ~ S32i. the purchaser
h,ing H. u. Buardman W. y. Bennett,
cow. New Year stairway topped the
COWS ut $500. being purchased by an.
other Amarillo man. ". VI Gouldy
The sale was concluded hy Col. I. VI.
Gross auciiunccr. assisted hy Ralph
Dawson and Fred Mann Al three are
topnotchors I'm their line. The SHE
brought the lowest average In the his.
tory ~ this association a. date but this
was accounted Tor on several grounds.
T. e.. strained financial conditions ~ tho
large per cent II range hun stuff offered
on q gluiied marfct. and the fact that
many NJ the cattle were not MS tat as
they could have been col Gross stated
that they brought all that could have
been hoped Tor under present conditions
As a whole. the members Of the Asso.
citation We're satisfied with the returns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
FREcKL.E-F A C {
sun and Wind Hiring Oui iely Spols,
How ~ Remove Easily.

Here's q chance. Miss Frcoklcficr.
% try q REMEDY Ter frrcklrs with IN"
guarantee 81 reliable concern that II
viii not cost you penny unless II rr.
moves the frccklcs. while n 10 docs give
YOU clear complexion 90, expense n
IIfliug
simply rci ln ounce ~ Othlnc-
double str,nEth-irum any drusgist
and few applications should show
you how ,asv 10 is tu rii yourself Of
the hHm,ly fr,ckl,s and got brnuti.
mi complexion. Rarely H. more than
one uunc, needed for the worst ease.
BE- sure 90 ask the drusgiN for the
double strength uthne a. this strength
Is sold under guarantee ~ money back
II II fails to remove frecklcs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10

I'm FIVE room house b. 1 small
~ mouse bur 10 Is nowadays ono
~ thcmos popular ..E.I house.
y y being bu.'t Tor tho young
married couple Who mas Boz 'hnkius
about giving up flo.r apartment o.
living with bic OF h,r people io go 'o
housekeeping fhemf,iN,,. no more
idea i't,c home could De- imagined.
Or for me mother and daughter 90
she .hudics. couple or In k'rpinr
with the times Tor NO hu.iu' s
girls Who want ihor own home. b.
his lf''e house particularly suited
Tho dominating room ON 'ho ur'
foor ia The living room. because in
az small house the family Oh nlfur
ally supposed 90 to more often Zoe
reiher. fhs arrh',.f hls devoted 'n.
.lrges, amount OF space ana car" 'o
ne development o. me 80, .nr room
40 one seeing o.. large brick fireplace
with q glowing Hrr l,lpnr on mo
hearth or catch me ~ hr.''An' f1Ns
q sunlight a4 'h,y dance ruilN
through the charming l1y window
which We picture az once ls being
flied with plants ard flowers could
holm but feel the infinite charm and
nominees which pcryai's 'h.. room
To the right OF tho hall Is bed
room. bu, since tho designer has dos-
irna'ed tho dining room IN with thc
living room-'hs end toward Tho
par,rv heinr usea 'or that uurpOsc-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
WOMAN IS SUCCESSFUL
DEMONSTRATION AGENT

Mrs. Ida Chitwood home demonstra.
ton agent for DOnley county was In
Amarillo yesterday from Clarendon. Wis.
iting with friends. Mrs ChiiwOod Is
business woman and has as thorough
a knowledge u farm conditions In Don.
ley county as any man who ever rcsid
ed there When ask "a yesterday about
the outlook for the present year. Mrs.
Chiiwood stated 10 a representative Of
The News: Everything Is shaping up
all right. our people are In excellent
spirits. and despite the disastrous
storm and recent fire IN Clarendon. the
business men and firms are readjust.
ing themselves and getting IN readi.
ness for an uninterrupted program OF
activities
There will be- a marked decrease In
the cotton acreage as compared 20
last year. and | know that this is 70.
Ing 60 prove advantageous. Then there
will be- a broader diversiflcailon In the
crops. with "a liberal incluson II poul.
try. hogs and COWS. a schedule that al.
ways brings more money g. the farm.
ers"
When asked about the work In her
particular line ~ demonstration work,
Tor the home makers ~ Donley coun.
~. Mrs. chitwood spoke more guard.
edly. for as she remarked that's my
work you know. and IL seems rather
too much uKe Dragging on myself 10
say that the work IL going over In
great shape. wE..e this ~ true. I feel
that the women Of Donley county. in.
GLIDING Clarendon. have really made
much Advancement with their problems
during the past three years"
Mfs. Chitwood l. recognized a. b..
Ing one ~ the ahlest demonstration
agents IN the state 81 Texas ana she
has had numerous offers 90 ~ into
other counties. but her friendship tot
Clarendon and Dunley county has prov.
en- strong IL % hold her ia 'tat
field
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
MEMBERS DAIRY AND CHEESE
iSSOCI iTION MEET

The Amarillo Dairy and Cheese Asso.
citation met this afternoon 20 thr oity
hall and Sil7o II The slo,k subscribed
WIS paid In With IN, amoun, that his
already been paid tho total stock u5id
in Is now s2lio The entire amount ri
$40 Ooo has been subscribed and II b. ~
prctod that II viii ull br paid within q
short time
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
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CLOVIS NEWS.
KENNEDY Whiting

Announcement ~ the marriage II Mr
ora \ Kennedy and Miss Mildred Whit.
INK. both ct Clovis. were received here
this morning The marriage. which t,uk
place IN Albuquerque. Tuesday. was ut.
tended hy Mr. and Mr., Whiting and
q few friends
Tn" hrid" had been visiting friends
ln B"len. where Nh" had stopped uff en-
route home from visit 90 Cll.iurnt.
Mr.. Kennedy met her there SUNDAY and
they were Joined hy Nj and Mrs Whit.
INK in Albuquerque.
Both The young poorl. are well
known iu Clovis. tn. bfd. has lived
here Tor number % years. and M
kennedy Tor the past several months
has been connected with the barry
Hardware Company
They VIII b. roo home In Clovis after
AITI 18th
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
SE\ERNI CASES SETTLED
~ DISTRICT COT ~

piym." vls rant'd boo district 'pmf
saturday Goo N,ma Ruth Harrison from
- " nuuisu
IN twu identical suits tn remove cloud
o.. tiiir bon o., Diso uf g e. Ware - 49,.
versus the E",k Island Railroad judg
Wvnt was granted
Motion fur tDW Trial boo the ,I~r uf
tho state against 1911 llbuln was over
ruled and detcndan, sentenced.
An old ease filed IN 1910 by e. T.
Ware against \ u Mum 81 al was
sriilvd ,ut n court
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10

Franc construction with shingled eS'
terror stained with crcosotc. II has
one central chimney which "a for ~"
fireplace In he living room IN"
stairs are inclosoi and lead 10 tho
second story from the front hall and
kitchen. The first story IL finished
m hardwood with birch floor: tho
second story ls finished In yellow
pine natural. with pine floors. Tho
total sIzo ~ This house, which !, ~
estimated will cost between $4,000
and $500. IS 80 feet wide by Is feet
deep,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
PREPARATIONS BEING
MADE fOR ENTERTAIN.
MENT PRESS DEI.EGiT

\ registration desk viii be- placed In
the lnhhy ol the Amarillo Hotel for the
convenience" II the delegates Ia the Pan.
handle Press Association which meets
% Amarillo Aprl - and 10. The desk
viii D., opened April - so ~ to be- ready
200 greet the rarly arrivals II Is pre-.
iDt,d that The attendance 10 the con.
N,utiun this year viii h. the largest In
the history 81 the association.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10

AMI since This arrangement may not
meet with Tho approval Of all who
have been accustomed 20 and like a
dining room ,ht' q, 40 90 Itself thE
dr., aoor bel room could vcry easily
o., used as q dining room without
making any change whatsoever In
the plan. The little dressing room
IN back Of q could bc made coy
lon ana certainly the linen closet
could stay Just as u ls wl'h profit
Upstairs are Two bed rooms and
hath and more closet space. A.
shown here. this little house Is OF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
VIZ. Estes. secretary II the Board

~ CITY Development II in receipt Of
advice TINT James T.. George. vice
president and general manager ~ the
Texas Chamber II Commerce, viii b.
Bon Amarillo Aprl Co. Hc viii address
DO" Rotary club and possibly the
EiNunrs club at their regular week.
lv meetings. and viii w. invited to
speak hofur" tho Panhandle Press
Association.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
W. {. Q [. Mreiinr.

The W G.. y. O. wu meet with Me
G. NJ. H"ck,nhuIl h,Nt MONDAY after
noon 90 O'Clock
Edward l.. Manson. o.d,ur ~ on.
Clovis News. and H. T.. Huli. publisher
90 jh, Clovis Journal win attend th.
Panhandle Press Association IN ANA.
ril.U next week pnd
4 " Hurk,rhull former rIiy uttur.
n'y rUd e. a. kuyk,udil and $ 4.
Jones. nHtris were elected "a four
scar terms uu th, clovis -Ihuol hutIu
Tl'sdll receiving 200 ll' ulr uf co.,
I-7 votes east 3' tn ol,rtiHn Juhn -
Pr.rhifi and ". g. Cmm,r ar. pres
,nt members OF tho bulrd whH held over.
Mr g. " Rulnu. furuu field rep.
r.s.rf.'.t. uf tho American E,d cross
boo 'h.- district rnl Miss Mars 70 Tup.
I.I state supervisor ,f NURSE. with
headquarters 100 Santa Fc hive na.u
H '..... this wees Boz th. interest 90
E.l '. WORT.
49, aHd Nr. So S. Moore. formerly
90 la'i.' l."t. All. 1u.s.d in Clovis
th.- W'.k and wiH mtk. ,l.s their Ga.
'Ir h.n Nr Nuq, 500. un.- lived
h.r. H. formerly MF. IuIl plk,r.
H"I HlEh' .n DO, Clovis ahod.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
NEW BOOKLET lSSl I'D ~
BOARD CITY DEVELOPMENT

The Traffic bureau 81 N, Board u
City Development has Just issued a
booklet Of thirty.two Iages entitled
Amarillo Railroad and Commercial
Center" The advantages and opp9r
tuniiies which Amarillo offers 10 pros
pectivc investors. especially manufac
turers. IL clearly set forth In the book
L.; q which 1890 were printed.
The hack pages 81 the booklet are
given over 20 freight rate tables. which
give the comparative rate from Anna
rillo 81 points over the country ~ COM
pared with other cities 81 the south
wes,
a FOLDING map - the southwest - al
tached o. the front page which gives
The highways. railroads and principal
towns q the southwest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
w Aiwel Of Dallas. member Of

tho new membership committee 81 tho
Grand Lodge OF Elks. viii visit tho
local lodge Wednesday April ~. \
luncheon viii boz rendered him hy the
officers and membership committee ~
tho local lolE. at tho AmlrIIl" To.
'"' wednesday az noon. The Amarillo
Elk LoaFr is said to D." one of ih"
Invest lodges IN the state. and o. a..
'ur'.rg 'ho attention of M, national
--LL-..r.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
New Trial Refused.

EELTuN. T,sns. Auil o. District
Judge i,lur this morning denied thr
motion Of tho def nsr fur u,W trial
FOO tH, ,tse Of George ilurnslN of lir
U.rghtm Alabama convicted 81 the
uuml OF i. 4 W"rth,rby of THROWN
wopd aui sentenced tu hang p'f,nsr
if.r rIt. motion of appeal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
To Meet saturday

The wounn's Auxiliary ~ the Amer
lean Legion will meet saturday after
noon. April &c. az the HON" n Mrs. a.
". Joiner iNi4 Jackson street az three
o'clock. Every member 81 the auNili
AIRY h requested 10 b. present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10

saturday performed the ceremony
that made otto -. Casey, -, and Miss
Hoymcr. ~. husband and wife. The
home II. the welded couple viii be-
90; West sixth street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
George slapIclon. .. d. Jaml.on. q.

T.. swift W II Durham. Captain
Guy e. Saunders viii go to Plain.
Wow ShHn, club. Elaborate plans are
being made for this meeting and they
are expecting a hig time In general.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
ID r. Humphrey. grnprll mana.

''"7 " HHTIVNH'F' L'IHIdI HIHIH'
ger Of th" Great West NH q Elo.
fu'ur Company hl- returned tu Anna
rllio following visit ~ several
dlls boo Kansas City Mr. llumph
r's r'pHis excellent wheat crop d..
y,'upm.li 100 al.us 90, hu, trI,rrs.
81 md excellent r,uorts from those
with whom h" came BOO contact dur
ms h.s absence from the ciiy. Mr..
Humphrey De- min man ~ broad oy.
uoriouDr and his ti.Ws concerning
Oh" ,rrp aud o'hof "details un wheat
snd milling 1ro considered authority.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
The RAY ..Iohnson building AZ Sey.

cnth and Polk streets has been sold
tU Blackburn Brothers M private
terms. Immediate possession Of the
building viii d" given. The terms ~
M sale were not announced.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
Mrs. Ruth Phillips Of Topeka. han.

former society editor NJ tn" News
is boz 10, city frr u weeks visit with
relatives and friends
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
CITYBRIEFS
Timely Little Bits Of News Gathered
From Various Sources
Horace Gooch aud little daughter.

Miss Eiborta. are visiting rrln'iyes
and friends In The city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
Fricnds " Mi>, Marrlc ulmmond

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The American Rocutgon Ray Society
has offered Sio"o fur the best essay On
Rucntgcn Rays. udlum or radio. actiyl.
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