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Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-02-04
Inerease In WorIa., cron..

A bulletin issued by the inierna.
fional institute OF agriculture an.
nonnces that the aggregate wheat and
rye crops of the northern hemisphere
total o. 100000 metric tons. as against
6l.1o0.W0 metric tons in 1919. The
production OF barley, according TO the
bulletin was = per cent larger than
last year, while oats increased p per
cent. The maize crop If southern Eu-
rope was good, and that In America
10 per cent more than last year. The
probable Yield Of beet sugar is consid-
cred favorable by the institute. The
export OF 100000 tons OF wheat froin
British India is advocated by the In
stiiuie.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-02-04
Satisfaction or money Refunded
mlsht Name.

Little Florence climbed upon her r.
TIERS lap on her s.rthdsy and III. hc;
arms hround bis neck Tatner AWAY
called her "Toodies." and until nov
size hsd answered 20 the name "a
COW che looked n. him IL surprise
Why. I'm three now should IA nt
sou'd call me 'Tkreedies she sad
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-02-04

Representative Dawson. the anti
suffrage 1eader. said n, n luncheon:
"Woman's place Is the home. Wlser
she starts out 20 initiate man she Is
absurd.
Mabel was n new woman. She said
10 Myrtle one afternoon.
"We'l make night Of II. Come
10 the Raiz with me and wei have i
fellowship dinner
"A fellowship dinner7 What,
ihatT said Myrtle.
why said Mabel. YOU pay fol-
mine. and pay. for yonrs"
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-02-04
~,,sush, .nt k,nans.. res,.

II Is not writtea blessed "a .hM
seedth the poor. bats ha that consid
svsth the poor A little thought And
little kindness hre often worth more
than great deal Of money --JohE
axakin-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-21
FOR THE CHILD-HEART

gricvng for the children who cheated OF their childhood
Who're deprived OF all the pleasures that child to know
II sad Tor and have missed LIES best enoymcnts
Its unbearabc that children should have woe.
When hear cd glad laughter and merry ashnng
We catch glimpse o heaven through the mundane things OF
earth
For know that there sad heart be weeping and apnng
Aud share OF carth inheritance is mirth.
But know that here children whose have only
sadness
Who hungry, who naked who CRYING in pain
Can keep for ng heart, have gadncss
II wc know that all their suffering is vain?
Let stop moment let work with all being.
Till we know there oldhcart hut is happy in the land
Let urging and our praying and giving
TIL every human heart will understand
And hear, that understands will turn away without compassion
Md sympathe,c heart will fail help child in need;
let within hearts this glad thought be keeping
There are few indeed who hear who will not heed. 1,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-21
INVEST N YOUNG LIVES

Perhaps tho least disappointing In
ycstment in an the world Is that IN tho
Young lives - coming men and women.
Amarillo. like every other community
IN T,us and the world "a large. has
numerous opportunities fuf such invest.
ments. Just AZ this tim" Amarillo has
the winning team ~ athletes from a."
b.g lut.rSC holasiic meet h,ld in Canyon
recently. and now u VIII D. necessary.
IL this work IL o. have proper "stlma.
ton and comparison. that the winners
should go 90 Austin Tor the state inter.
srholastic events.
Moose Hudson. who won both u the
hurdle events is recognized as a coming
allarouud athlete. Qu.nt Taylor Won the
sprintIng events. and gives great prom
i-e on the track. Bill Dawson. after
winning second az the hurdles. without,
rcst went into the hroad jumping con.
test. and took flrs, place. thereby win.
ming much applause. John Oakes II
another 81 the successful contestants
taking down the lead in the sprintlng
tests. Pat Wilmington Is another OF
the bo,S on this team who made a great
showing Fat" Sipc ~ star az the
shot put and Discus throw. ana IL look.
"a upon as "a winner in fast company
on the athletic field These are hut q
lew OF the most outstanding OF the
bays who lead IN their classes.
That Amarillo is proud Of these Eel
lows goes without saying They're fine
lot. and have worked hard Tor tho dis.
tinoiions that have come their way.
They feel that they are representing
the hesi Ia thu Amarillo hools In an
athletic way. and they unquosiiouably
are bat they cannot - to Austin an
their own resources and represent the
community. This matter should D. TAX.
en- up By the business and professional
men In the city who are friendly to
the Amarillo High School and want to
see its student body win In stronger
competition than Is offered among the
boys Of their own set, as represented
In the Canyon in,orscholastic meet.
Perhaps In no other way viii We be
able 10 get ~ good ADVERTISING for so
small sum invested. ~ In an invest.
mont in this fund to send such Of the
boys as should go TO Austin, 10 repre-.
sent this city and section ~ the coun.
try. This Is a matter Of civic pride.
and viii bring the Amarillo High School
more prominently before the state as
whole than any other one thing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-21
IIEANLR SHOWS.

Tho club women uf Amarillo hly, De-
gun movement and have rDs.lyoi
thlt uul, ,l'lu films cam be- shown in
the picture theatres 1t that civ Th'
tbe1tr, managers were btfIrc meet
ing ot tho wum,n lfst wrek and nom.
iced io rropprIt" On ~" crusade The
better class ~ patron, ~ picture shows
lrc uryultiug against the rlnss ~ MANY
Oi th' pictures hoing shown ana are
yulCIug their opposition The plea u
the m,tur, show psopl" that the pub
d. demands guuiiy piruus is aill
bnsh There Ir' -nmr p,urlc Whose
minds are vulgar aud ,uus' and thry
delight Boz the uurlau boat The great
budy Df people are DlDlu.miud.d aud
want clean things Risht aud cl"auli
n'ss viii win cat as they always do
pla.nyi.w NcWs
Tho mothers ~ Amarillo are similar
Ca mothers found in every section. The
picture shows can and should be- used
as an educational iusiituiion. ana when
the right Kind 81 ulrs are shown /,
viii o.. such
Their. are Few people Who appreciate
,h- vulgar ul cheap PICTURES though
q majority Of moving picture show pa.
irons enjoy the pictures worth while.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-21
MISUNDERSTANDING
OF DEPRESSION IS GRADUALLY
PASSING OVER COUNTRY.

try will come out Of this state of az
fairs In great shape. The fact Is. that
IN my judgment We will be gamers. by
reason of that through which We will
have passed. nj the close of this thing
People are learning how 10 economize,
they are teaching themselves Ia hus.
band their resources. and believe that
We will he better citizens with our
mcrgcncc from this suggestion of hard
times
We. In this portion Il the state have
not been nearly ~ hard hit. as have
tina citizens In the strictly cotton pro
ducing areas 81 Texas. We have had
some other crops. some other interests
and therefore have escaped easier. by
not having "all our eggs in one basket
when the crash came" We have a
great territory out this way. and when
| leave II, ! am always glad In return
home. We are Just az the bcginnine
of our history. while some other sec
tons Of the country are worn and
tired.
The report 81 oil finds IN this ter.
ritnry experimenting the proven Gas
field. delight me. All these things as
an addition to our agricultural and live.
stock importance will help To make o.
us a great country"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-21
DOES 1T PAys

The most wonderful uil field In IN.
world l. that surrounding Amarillo. and
the Amarillo News Is known as the
Amarillo field. The Amarillo field goes
as far north,astward as the Gulf well
which Is sixteen or eighteen miles north
east of Panhandle The Amarillo field
extends westward Tor nearly two hun.
drcd miles into New Mexico. The Anna.
Tillo field now extends % the Burk
Harlin Hilton well Ia Childress country,
distance ~ only one hundred miles
from Amarillo The Amarillo field Is
wond,rful-murc wonderful Cor tho fact
that as Vet not one drop % III has
been produced and sold and Tor tn
further fact that io reach any of these
fields no one n even required o.
through Amarillo II Amarillo does not
get an oil field pretty soon We are afraid
that she will attempt a. build "A fence
around Bursbunc,i and claim that field
with Wichita Falls as a suburb Chill.
dress Index.
II In our laundering way. We have
failed 10 express ourselves quite clear.
Is. We are of course sorry Certainly
we have no desire ,o detract glory from
our beautiful. progressive and charm
ing neighbur city of Childrcss We are
wondering II such thrusts as the fore
going. from our good friend Fred Has
kct,. really pay? Fred must know tina,
no slight Is intended 90 Chlldress. and
II h. will define Just how far Amarillo
may 90 legitimats'y. the matter will be
taken up and doubtless approved as h.
outlines.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-21
STATE or INDUSTRIAL UNREST

Since the beginning Of Americas MS
tory there has perhaps never b'en a
time when there existed io such a de-
gree. Industrial unrest. ana certainly.
never have ~ many citizens b,'n IN
yolycd In the mcshes Of IT, complicated
network Of problems.
From the daily press u i learned That
the farmers Il the country are asking
for special legislation. as means Of
aIleviating their burdens and increasing
20 them assurances Of profitable pro.
duction from lhe lands. Tke same source
gives out the information that the Rail
road labor Beard has special complaint
against the management. Of the rail-
roads for their exorbiiant overhead"
expenses. and attributes the lack Of net
earnings By the corporations 10 that
source.
Some 81 the extremists among the In.
Dor elements In the United States are
fighting for decrease of working hours
and an increase Of wages. II has been
asserted that one body % workers In
the eastern portion Of the United States
has agreed that iwentyfour hours IL
sufficient for a week. another and more
conservative element or contingent be-
lieves that possibly thirty six hours per
week might not prove too great a bur
den for the workers. stli others among
the trades and crafts are standing for
a working schedule OF forty.four hours
per week. and none Of the entire num-
Der are willing to have a cut IN wages
So Il goes. the farmers feeling that
they are being imposed upon and
robbed. the railroads spending hundreds
Of thousands OF dollars In an attempt
10 get over to the public the fact that
the present rates for freight and passen.
ger business Is not giving them returns
on the investments. the railroad work.
ers doing a great deal Of work 10 Illus.
traie for the benefit Of the public that
their wages are not the reason for the
lack Of profits on investments. other
workers olamoring for shorter hours
and more wages. all contributing 10 the
state Of unrest and lack of peace Of
mind In any OF the various avenues OF
human endeavor.
AZ last the answer Of the problem
win be found In this; Honest money for
honest labor at a fair and reasonable
rate for all: a scheme Of thought that
considers the rights OF every elemen,
Of society in America-more inclusion
and less exclusion. In our dream for
bettermeni.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-21

Il. \. Underwood, wcll'known banker
~ plninvicw. president Il the Pan
handle Bankers association and chair
man of the seventh District ri the Tex.
as Bankers association. and also nom
inec of thirty seven members hanks OF
the Federal Reserve hank Of Dallas,
Tor director Of that institution Glass 4.
WIS In Amarillo "Wednesday cnrou,e
from Dallas Ia his home.
With the race for this directorate
narrowed approximately 10 Plainvicw
and Mckinney. II II generally conceded
that MIR. Underwood will carry the I'm.
divided support ~ al this section Of the
state. and there seems to De- reason. ne.
cording t. the statements II his friends
that he will have liberal following
from other sections of the state.
Asked about conditions prevailing In
Dallas. Mr.. Underwood. to a representa-
two II the News. said: 1T is still n
little quiet In Dallas. comparatively
speaking hut was astonished 10 zee
that the wave 81 depression has passed
IT, the measure already shown. In that
cotton growing portion Of the state. I,
Is my Judgment that We will have ar.
rived NJ the now normally within the
present year NJ the rcmutest The roun'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-21
CHURCH OF CHRIST EVANGELIST
ENDS MOST SUCCESSFUL SERIES
OF MEETINGS IN CONGREGATION

days meetings for the Amarillo Church
Of Christ Inst evening at their house
corner Tenth and Fillmore streets.
Even before the hour announced for
beginning tho services the house was
comfortably full, and when tho minister
arose To begin his discourse on 'Justi
fled by Faith" based on Ephesians rs
Il was seated TO fun capacity. Mr..
Smiths preaching has. according 10 r.
ports. bccn of high order. and the OF
ficcrs Of the congregation state that the
success II his work has been without
parcllol in tho Amarillo church.
Many importuned the minister 20 re-
main and conclude tho meetings sun
day evening. hut he had definitely made
his arrangements for future work In ad
vance of taking this assignment and
therefore. was unable 10 grant the OK
tension of time 10 the local congrcga
ton.
At the close Of the services last night
hundreds gathcscd around the cvangcl
is,. and expressed their appreciation oi
the work he has accomplished In ANA
rillo. u IL understood that an effort viii
likely h. made 10 bring him here agair
for another series of meetings.
Candidates were baptized last even
Ing. and again this evening nj 7js hap
,lsm VIII lie administered just prior e
beginning the work Of the Senior Blbl,
Class.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-21
FORMER AMARILLO
PIONEER IS DEAD
in SOUTHERN CITY
Mrs. KINNEBREw CALLED IN
pr,Tn N SHREVEPORT.
LOUISIANA

Mrs A. n. Kinnebrew. VINO WIN he.
family lived In Amarillo number o'
Years died In her home at Shreveport
/ ,oulslana Tucsday night AT the age OF
soycnty.onc years. following a BRIEF h''
u,sS
Mrs. r. ". White a daughter ana ON
or relatives left Wednesday morning
for Shreveport to attend the funeral
other children Of Mr.. and Mrs. Kline
brew will attend the services from dii'
fercnt sections e the country. In addi'
lion 10 her husband, Mrs. kinnebrew
l,avry seven sons and daughters.
i.uln In Atlanta. Georgia, Mrs. kline
brew grew % young womanhood IN
Montgomery. Alabama, and later win
her husband. came 10 Texas and finally
located In this city where they had
mary friends She was one 81 the pio-
necrH who passed through the VAR d..
tween the states In the south, and stood
,aliantly az soldier IN those trying
! tim,s.
Messages 81 coincidence were sent by
may friends In this city TO Mr.. Kenni'
brow ana hi children.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-21
LET'S BE PATIENT.

Having congress put the Panhandle
In Central Time and then getting the
railroads 90 obey congress and run their
trains on Central Time seems T. be- al.
together different propositions. With
the new or supplemental. time table
last SUNDAY the trains still run on
Mountain Time II II now rumorcd that
the railroads may II IL plcnscs them.
change 20 Central Time on the first Il
May.-Canadian Record.
In Wow Il the fact that large bodies
move slowly. let us possess our souls
with patience and wait. The time ain
som roll around ana the entire incon.
Venicn'r ~ the scheme viii pass into
memory
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-21

Company H. e. Mccormick. W II.
Dfckray. Harold X Knupn T.. H. I'm.
dcrwood. Montgomery Bros. jefferson
Thomas. \. g. Thomas. ". &. llubbcll.
Henry Thompson. -. -. Rhodes. :. G.
Lorrnz"n. j. y. Vernon. y. u. IIumph'
r,y. Lylcs Tulloss, g. H. Abbott. Mrs.
l.. q Durnn. Mrs ". &. Carver. Dr.
u " puckctt. Orlway.s Com.
many. Hogan L.. Cradle and George W.
Fletcher.
W G. Ivcy. L. y. Oliver. Russell a
Cnckrcll. j. l.. williams. J. u. Coc. W.
". Flcunikcn. Williams Sign Company,
e. 4. Bass. ~ T.. Wedge. Dr. y. 4.
Johnson. Il. q. Grcenhill, l.. A. Wells.
Louie kirsch. 81 Blekenstcin. Paul W.
Skillman. John smithee. Roy Pool. W.
l.. Finklca. II. G. johnson. Mike Hollan.
DIR. John u. TrolIngcr. Bella Auto Sup
ply Company. Alice II. ilubbcll. G. NJ
Mccullough. Ross u. Rogers aud Ern'
rst Thompson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-21
HEREFORD STARTS
HER DEVELOPMENT
PROGRAM vOGELE
NUMEROUS ENTERPRISES BEING
LAUNCHED IN wHITEFACE
CITY SCHEME.

Prominent among the visitors In
Amarillo Wednesday was y. e. vogsls
n IN" Hereford brand. Hereford. Mr..
V,gcle. like Messrs. Holman and steck.
man. 81 the Erand. is an enthusiast re.
htiye 10 the outlook for Hereford and
N" Hereford country.
The visitor told of numerous new
md comparatively new en;erprises In
Hereford. mentioning iae hospital for
which equipment IL soon to he placed.
Then. there IL equipment that IN Co be
put into the tourists camp ground. the
'ampaign for better roads In the county.
n cemetery cleanup day. a trades excur.
sion. and numerous other minor mat.
tiers.
Hereford II also one OF the cities con.
complaining wavs. ineans and costs In.
rilcn,al to getting Rss from the Amaril.
H. field. II WAS stated by the visitor
that the program for city and rurai
community development II a liberal one.
and is attracting a Rnat deal ot at,en.
tim.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-21
METEOR EXPLORES IN
TWO GEORGIA TOWNS
~ Associated Prss.

MACON. Ga. April 20.--A meteor
passed over middle and southern Geor'
gia about . o'clock this morning. ex.
ploding and showoring hot metal as
heavy as iron.
The meteor was seen In Macon. II
Exploded over Cordole and also at Pitts.
some distance east IL Cordelr. and also
at Albany. southwest II here.
Al Pitts. IN wilcox country. more
than n dozen heavy explosions were
heard. then as II a machine gun had
been pressed into action. there was
shark cracking In the air for several
minutes and red hot metal. some pieces
Weighing six pounds each. began 90 fall.
In the wake 81 the falling fragments
was trail 81 black smoke. The sky WIS
cloudlcss The majority Of the pieces
Fell IN open fields and m far as known
onight, no one WIS injured.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-21
wATEK Is CHIEF PROBLEM

AZ recent meeting ~ the City Com.
mission Il was conceded that the water
problem In Amarillo occupies the chief
place. This Is gratifying. for the mat.
ter Is eventually getting around to
where Il might well have been few
years ago.
Comfort Il taken through the saying
that Its never too late 90 do good"
and n this Ii fact. the present II sui.
ficicntH late 10 begin actual planning
20 the end Of relieving the city OF the
embarrassing and gripping handicap OF
n water shortage. Amarillo Is potentially
a growing and developing city. but she
mus, not depend on ner geographical
location and natural environments.
Cities are builded as the result o. much
labor. thought and investment. and
these elements alone must be relied
upon here.
withou, plentiful ind reasonably
priced water. Amarillo can never hops
TO b. q manufacturing. as well as a
great jobblng center she must secure
20 her people plenty Of water. and then
numerous other good things viii b
coming her way. As Il Is. there Is no
promise. even with almost unlimited
gas flow. 20 those factories having u,
for much water. These are bound "a
stay where they have both fuel and
water a distinction not possessed b.
Amarillo just now.
Doubtless the city is deeply grltified
by reason Of the fact tina, the railroads
entering Amarillo have rendered the as.
slstance Of their engineering depart
ments TO the Commission for such help
AZ they may h. capable 10 render. in
the preliininaries incident 10 securing
sa'eE,. TA,s y ,syperoas on thc. pari 81
the s-1lsenss enc reflective Or "a deer
snd abiding Interest In the welfare ~
th.- ccmmunily.
Many OUTSIDE concsrns have their
- On Amarillo. ana with the watsr
MIS- at<ul1afslw l<..x....s - =, =.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-21
WI JOIN NOI

Randall county p,opIs Ir' proud ~
the r,DIJ wr bows made ut %, Fort
Worth show lest Nc,k Thr- fellow
displayed ilc n,l that ihc, know goni
sto,A when Tho, .rr lt and win hc 0i
great holy O. fh' farmers and sl0rk.
mon ~ this county Boo pei uinE better
stock fur the Dfms md nn. Hss GIVE
90, boy, chance md they wiII promote
the prosperity of Randall county very
fast Randall County N'Ns
We Join sou IN your warranted prit'
in your excellent Young Randall county
sliiz,ns They are worth The Time. lt.
t,rtior and money bestowed Ur th'm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-21
An e,iltorlal writer In the rort wory

An editorial writer In the Fort Worth
Record in referring 90 the fact that
President Harding Will pardon Dcbs as
soon as peace ~ officially declared
adds: Eugene " Dcbs has been a
stormy petrol for thirty years. Peace
will never come 10 the Socialist chief.
tain. until death calls him and he has
been given place In the Indiana grave.
yard" In the interim. ,hcre'l be less
Of peace for everybody else. and more
probably at It's end. Eugene " Debs
was potentially a man of great worth
for good 20 the community. but he h..
came an agitaior. and finally put him.
self at variance with the United States
government lie held his views and
convictions 20 BE- moro important than
the mandates Of the government. and
then. under the direction % his country
he was given another conviction" by
which up to The present he has been
abiding. despite all efforts to the con.
trary.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-21

Every $4,000 invested IN this new
hotel will actually h. worth si5e.5O thu
d',y ,hc new hotel ofrns
An investment Of slGO 900 by the eli.
zcns ~ Amarillo means an expenditure
si5O ooo Immediately In the .cons,ruc.
ton Il this new huc,l.
The release Of this huge amount of
money means prosperity ~ our mcr.
chants, full time employment To labrr
md better conditions fur everyone.
The erection II this new hotel viii
mean "a revival ~ construction IN all
! lines
The outside financial iutcr, SIS who az"
20 furnish the hallns' of the money
have every confidence In the present
management who Will have the control.
.ng interest in the new hotel.
Minority stockholders have been ~.
sured II every protection iR this enter
prise.
Albuquerque hak just recently sub
scribed seSo,oOo for a hotel project. sure.
~ Amarillo can ratc 100000.
You are asked "a invest IN going
concern not an un,ricd enterprise
over $4,000 of the total ~ SlG2 600
which Il To BE- Subscribed for the new
Amarillo Hoiei. has been subscribed.
Members Of the various committees
were enthusiastic as a. the outlook
for the successful termination uf the
campaign AZ the luncheon at the Anna.
rillo hotel.
n G. Wiser of the firm 81 sheppard
= Wiser. architects and builders II
Kansas city. Mo. was present and the
luncheon and made a talk to the work
cts. This firm has charge of the build
INK II the hotel
MIR Wiser said that he Eel, sure that
Amarillo could do what other cities IT
less size had done. H. stressed the
point that buying stock In the new hotel
was the same as buying bank stock, as
return on the Investment was abso'
lutcly as sure and that the people If
the city must get away from tn idoa
that they are tcing asked 20 give q
bonus Tor the construction Of a now
hotel Rather. they must be impressed
that IN" opportunity ~ buying this
stock offers them chance IT invest
INK money In going concNn that s.
already returning a good dividend "n
I he entire amount of capital stock.
Subscribers Ia the hotel stock are:
" y Durham. T. T.. DurhSm. ". \
I Askcw. Ton"y Chisum. Henry ; Gooch,
T. ) Liklns J. ". Onkrs. Joe l.. Pope.
George Parr, :. +. Ncwbold, j. u. Gaut.
Thomas r. Turner. r. l.. Thompson. W.
" Virgin. W. c. Campbell Eddie L,e
smith \. u. Armstrong, II. NJ Nash,
/ ~ VI. Crudgington. Horace Lindsay,