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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-01

lot lh, people VI this section 81 the
state. remember the good advice hoing
sent ou, by the state Health Depart.
m"nt relative io ,urtailmcnt ~ the
ny crop by doing their "swutting
early Already the initial stock IL
ovidonclng itself. and o. clear this uut
4 the way, ns has been Indicated by m,
eNp,rts. b. 10 reduce the crop ~ IT,
food tide. Amarillo IL greatly inter.
csird IN III" clean up campaign. not ouly
the first tower crusad, uf Few days ago.
but In The follow w. This same spirit
hns been prevalent ln Other cnmmuni.
ties In the Plains Country. and II this II
continued and followed out Professionally.
then ther,'ll be- little cause Tor com.
plant when the sason II ~ IT, height
swat 'om now. and have lrsscncd task
later In the year
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-01
MANUFACTURERS DECLARE
Pop" BOTTLES CLEAN,

To be- soaked for ten minutes la a
strong lye solution at temperature
u 40 degrees Farcnhoit h an cNpcr.
icnac even Tor soda pot bottle.
Following this. the shower IN cool
clear water and Immediately after
wards h-ing filled To- the neck with
Coco Cola. stamped rudcly on the head
and being dumped straight down into a
narrow cell bring. the end Of "a per.
feet day for this bottle.
The new steralizing machine recently
installed ~ the Texas Mercantile and
Manufacturing Company has a capacity
oi two cases. twentyiour bottle each
per minute. The bottles are washed
before they enter the machine In "A
double row to remove flies and trash.
are then sent into the hot lyc solu.
tiun fof ten minutes and are gradually
cooled aud wronched M they come
out. The line Of march Is ended AZ
they approach the boitling machine
" here they are filled and stamped.
~ new as st.rulizing machines are
the Juices used ~ the company to ia.
vor the pops Before. acids and flavor
ings we're used. but under new method
the lufes ~ fruits themselves are
preserved and mixed directly with the
soda water to make the drinks.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-01
WORK ON POTTER COUNTY
ROADS NOW IN PROGRESS

Work hy Mcknight 4 Iiamcr. con.
tractors awarded gravel furnishing
as" Tor the Potter county highways.
- getting under Roadway. Thursday
.hcrc wcrr ~ teams and ten trucks
hauling gravel from the newly opened
va on the Hall place and Distributing
& IN the road.
About 900 feet ~ road had been gray.
led Thursday night. Nor. teams,
more trucks and more men viii bc put
IN from day Ia dag hy the contractors
e. complete the work within contract
tnuc. $50 teams viii he required. thinks
Engineer Dkkey.
The tnii- nudt " $50 working DAYS.
and Engineer pickey has figured Il
out that Mcknight 4 Hnm,r must
crugc 900 feet dny iu be- within
the contract time.
only one trap has been arranged nj
the pi, hut another will be- installed
this week Co accommodate additional
teams and trucks \ camp ha. been
established Tor the day workers and
men are now sleeping and eating ~
camp. Many Of the teams are haul.
Hng on contract. and the tramstcrs
board and live In the city.
j. = VIII. u the firm of Magic. wit
4 Rollins ~ Dallas. and who repre-.
sent the county II expected today In
60 over the work with the county com.
Iissioners
II there's NJ much rain the coming
summer and fall as during the same
.asUn last year. IT will be- impossible
g. complete the gravel hauling before
next spring In the opinion 81 Engineer
plckcy. The heavy trucks used. says
the engineer. viii he out of commission
Tor the week following heavy rains
such ms fell last fail. and allowing for
lost time he does not hope for com
plction u the work unless there IL more
lair weather this year than last.
Within month gravel spreading
will be- lar enough advanced for the
asphalt, men, ays Dickcy. and he ~.
poets the willie Construction Com.
pany ~ Houston and the Standard I'm.
gincering Company of Dallas 10 havc
their machinery on the ground and be-
ready 10 nut on the hard surface within
that time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-01
GREAT PROPOSITION.

Judge l.. Cough. proprietor ~ Sui.
phur Park. this week announced that
his campaign for floating a stock com.
pany TO take over the park for a camp
and club ground viii De- resumed NJ
once. a map Of the property has been
carefully prepared ny the Erred Engi
neering Company. and Judge Cough is
now able to show the magnificent
stretches Of living water and other NJ.
fractions 81 the famous resort. Arrange.
ments have been made 10 handle the
stock payments on an installment hasis
where such settlement II desired
Hereford Brand
This Is a great proposition. and VIII
doubtless become one In which a broad
community OF interest Will be ceniered.
Such tracts ~ the one TO which refer.
ence IN here made are very scarce. and
seldom made available for club pur.
poses.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-01
YOUNG BELL|GERENT
TOO MUCH FOR Chief

When Chief ~ Police Keeton under.
took 10 escort twoycar old cItizen
up town from the station Thursday, he
took on himself bigger job than al
hrs' appeared. The young AmarIlloan
had been brought Ia the station In awe
u from being run over by traffic Of
Polk Street.
Registering emphatic objection Ia he.
lng detained In any one place long M
uh.' Chlef kee,on yielded and start.
ed out with his guest In the hope OF
locating the parents II soon deyeloped
lhe course thought best To trave, by
IN" chief was the way his communion
did not want TO no. Parting Of the
ways scc/cd inevitable and only n
rlaSh a, the corner ~ Fourth and Polk
street prevented H.
Ihc youngster persisted In going
h"'hiy across Polk. regardless 81 the
uhiiic That was unusually dense nj that
hour' The chief lntcrposed objections
ana the show" was ON. The Young
belligcrent showed methods Of attack
hnd defense the chief had never known.
tie Kicked. scratched and screamed. Ue
W"u'd lie down, turn and twist with
such speed the chief could not tell
where nor how 10 take hold. Passing
women tried their hand nj paclflcatlon.
nut u was 81 no avail. The contes, ana
not end I'LL thu. chief succeeded in ra,h.
'eripH i'p his egppahIon, end walking
away from trouble With trouble on his
shoulder. = W.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-01

The Mckinney Courier Gazette de.
votes It's leading editorial space In It's
issue Of March 2s. to reproducing some
statements carried In The News recent
~ relative 20 the work q Superiniend.
eni Duncan % the Amarillo public
schools. This IL gratifying TO the people
Il Amarillo who have learned that Mr.
Duncan has performed most valuable
work for the schools ~ this city and IL
leading the system 20 heights never BE-.
fore occupied The public schools of
Amarillo are among the most prominent
In the state of Texas and this fact Is In
large measure due 20 the untiring e.
forts % the superintendent and his cf.
ficient assistants In every department.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-01
ANALyziNG THE PRESIDENT.

1, N probable that no President II The
United States has entered office with
less showing II prejudice In the minds
u the people a. a whole. than did War.
rem q. Harding President HARDING np.
preached his new and stupendous tasks
with the endorsement ~ the great re-.
ligiuus bosiies ~ the country. with thu
approval q the great fntcrnnl organi.
nations u thc commonwealth with the
sanction II commerce. finance. industry
What more could a man desire or nccd'
Without regard 20 party hffiliniion.
there was a great interest In his poll
Giles. II In doubtless true. that not Tor
many years has a republican prcsiden,
taken office, with less deep down In
the heart" opposition from the demo.
Gratis Of the country There had been
mighty cry for change" and this
was assured through the asccndency
q President Harding to the most i'm.
por,an, office in the land. But. what
II the attitude even al this early hour
Many 81 the republicans who worshlpod
az the very feet of the conauercr. have
declared that the new President II not
showing sufficien, aloofneSs from the
policies 81 the Wilson administration.
They are wounded by reason 81 the
fact that he IL being guided by a splri,
Of good judgment and righteousness.
rather than one u partisanship. They
are sure that he should have dumped
out every man found In office, and sub.
ject TO removal by appointment 81
successor. They feel that he should be-
the President first. last and all the time
u the republican party. and tina, the
very thought Of any attention being
paid a demorcrat il most unspeakable
error.
on the other hand. there are those
democrats. who falling In line with the
popular demand for change" voted
for afr Harding. who are now seeing
that he II Just a man" not a super.
man. They are finding that he il also
a politician. charged with the rcsponsi.
h.li'v ~ keeping ~ the party fences.
- well as conducting the affairs ~
government. and ,hos. are beginning Ia
growl pi,cously of the short comlngs"
Of President Harding
II must be taken as a hopeful sign
however. that whether republicans 90
democrats. the majority 81 people are
set waiting expecmnily for the demon.
itrations % true Americanism u which
.'residcni Harding IN known to be pos
scssed. These are the citizens Of the
United States who while representing
The two great political parties. place
Americanism above partyism. and are
hopeful Of results rejecting bieness Of
character. In spite 81 rather than by
reason Of President Harding's affilia.
ton.
With these ideas In mind. with hopes
high. with ideals and principles In the
foreground. the various. hastily voiced
estimates Of the new President. are In.
teresiing II not constructive. and fur.
iish a pas,ime that II possessed Of that
elemen; which a great poet has desig.
mated az the spice u life"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-01
AMARIII.Os AUTOMOBILES BusI.
NESS.

Surprise was expressed Thursday
noon when the fact was developed NJ
the weekly Rotary luncheon In the
Amarillo Hotel that during the past
fiscal year the aggregate sum expend
I'd for automobiles In Amarillo was four
million four hundred forty.,hree thou.
sand three hundred seventy seven dol.
lars.
Doubtless by far the majority u PEG.
pie In Amarillo were aware tina, the au.
tomobile business II one u outstanding
proportions and Importance. but few In.
deed. were prepared for the figures sub.
mitted from the records Of the various
organizations. firms and individuals en-.
gagged In the line.
A. stupendous as are the figures Civ.
,n. Il will be recalled that the automo.
bile dealers have arrogated unto them.
sclvcs no standing Of superior import.
ance. They have gone steadily for.
ward In a businesslike way. dealing
cuascrvatiyely with all matters touch.
lf.g their relative Importance. as com.
pared to other lines. and contributing In
a biz way TO the sum total u the city's
traffic.
When Il Is known tina; one prominent
firm. the Overland Texas Company be-.
gan In this city with total capital Of
five thousand dollars. six years ago.
md tndly has physical properties valued
fnprpAluals'v nc hundred thousand
doiiais sonic idea Of the possibilities Of
he automobile business coupled with
mercy and system. may De- gathered.
The record Of this one company might
"a equnlled or even surpassed In the
,ify. bI, Il II submitted without survey
fHr on.parison for the reason that 4;
-Fa insight into this great business
which IS evid nifty but partially under
-f.rt
f,uch.ng evcry phase q life. the au.
,aa bile business although Of compare.
gvcly recent origin, takes its place
aicng side Of those Of much longer
standing and more thorough recogni.
zion by the masses Of the people. With
Is long line Of well paid. efficient EN-.
loyes. the automobile business has
grown 70 rapidly that the people are
excusable for not having n broader un.
Outstanding or more well defined appre.
ia'iun q e. II II unques,ionably n
Dusn ~ that Is here to stay. and not
only TO stay. but 10 grow and expand.
nd one Of which Amarillo IL taking
.rcsicr pride with the passage Of time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-01
SWEEPING Success.

The Cloanrp campaign put On las,
week hy The mayer Altrunan club
Chamber ~ Comm'r,r and other org1n.
izntions. was "a HW,vping success and
visible results were noticeable through
ou, the afy n may H. however, thnt
some lyHwv Or vacant lot 90 ali,y s
yet untouched Wouldn't II b. well for
some organization Ia send out squad
u men and scp that lhls' Mind ~ nhccs
are renovated Snyder signal
The signal says IN g. enthusiasm that
the cleanup week was sweeping sue.
cess" but that do,s not signify that
all OF the work was done with even
new brooms.' celebrated Tor sweeping
clean" This cleanup idea IL great one.
and results were shown nll over the
state
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-01
ANT IT THE Truth.

spring u coming" for the green
euss tells ~ ~. And II YOU want to
see the prctiiest sight on earth. Just
come TO this part ~ the world when
the grass IL green as-well green as
grass And take look ~ the cattle
that are locking ~ fat and sleek as eat.
tie can look and hear the birds sing
and feel the influence ~ the sun on the
system and then sikh IN sweet content.
m.nt and give God thu glory Higgins
News
This Il assurcdly one NJ the greatest.
prctticst and most inviting countries In
all the world Few have the power TO
tell ~ the unmixcd glori.s ~ this sec.
ton II the Southwest. as has the editor
II The News. for the residence In Hig
gins has been long. and In the surround.
ing country. longer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-01

Tho torn forage includes any form
OF heritage used ~ feed for livestock II
may d. the leaves aud stems or the
fresh or airdried plants. together with
attached seeds. Forage Includes pastur.
age and soiling crops, hay of the
meadows; logumcs. millct and cereals;
flcld.curcd corn fodder, sorghum: stems
and leaves of some of the grain crops
after the seeds are removed. silago
crops; root crops. Forage crops stood
second. corn being first. few years
ago. IN total acreage and value. Hut
forage crops seem 10 be- losing as popu.
h,lon increases ana as special crops be.
come more p0pulnr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-01
MUSICAL PROGRAMS At
DEANDI PLEASE PUBLIC

Music lovers q: Amarillo and the Fan
handle enjoyed rare treat last night.
when the Columbia Ladies' symphony
Orchestra appeared a, the Dcandi Thea
TIE under the auspices " Hanson Post
No. - Of the American Legion.
The playing n the combined or.
chestrn was distinctly smooth and pleas.
ing. hut In the individual numbers
flashes ~ brilliancy were noted TINT
raised the performance above the usual
levels.
Nile. Dorothy volkoy was more than
pleasing In Russian folk dance. and
she drew enthusiastic applause.
Gcnovlcyc Gilbert. soprano. had
lovely voice. her high notes being espc.
cially sweet and well sustained. and the
pianisylmo parts true and liquid. 4
trombone solo surprised the audience
with is wei rendered and sustained
melody. the hlnring notes that are usual.
b. associated with this instrument he.
Ing conspicuously absent, The violin and
harp numbers were also good. and were
well received.
The first group Of airs In the Egyp.
tan ballet numbers were perhaps tNc
best executed 1T the entire concert. the
harmony NJ the combined orchestra b..
Ing excellent. and an artistic piece ~
work. While Mm". knight lacked some.
WHIT ~ the force and nerve II male
conductor. she had her instrumcntalltics
well In hand and no criticism could be
found with her leadership.
Tho program follows:
Nine. Francis knight. conductor.
Dorothy Nulkcy. dancer
Gcncvicvc Gilbert. soprano.
tnl Professional March, "Nibclungen'
','.......',......,. Wagner
~ Overture. Morning. Noon and
Night ,..,................Su ppe
~ japanese Sunset In Tea Gar.
den ...,,,,.....,,.,... Deepen
Orchestra.
THE Spirit of the Rose" rroc Rallr,,
A romantic ballet. arranged by pctipa,
music Nalsc Tricstcl by Jean
Sibellus. opp ~.
ifH"AllN NOih'N
Trombone solo, Teach Me 10 Pray.
My God. This Night. HArris
Wac kimmll.
La Cygno" c'Thc Passing Of the
Swnn)."..,."......,.C Toc Ballet
\ romantic tragedy. Arranged by Paw.
Iowa. Music by c. Saints aens.
Dorothy v6lkcy.
Violin solo, "Llehcsfrcud" Kreisler
Bcrnlcc Mathlesen.
tn) III Baccio crho Kiss Waltz I'm
ITALIAN ..,,,....,,........ Ardltl
Gcnovievc Gilbert.
INTERMIssioN.
Nalsc Lcnto c'Trcs Jolic"-"Charm.
ing l''.......,,.....,,.. Waldotcuf,l
Orchestra,
Harp solo. "Fcuillcrs d'Automn".
'''''''''''',''...',.,,.. llassclman
Jane Littlo.
"Danso !" printemps" .Groolen Tech.
niquc) \ dance ~ JOY Arranged by
Jacobs. Music by Drllgo.
Dorothy volkcy.
Star trio. "Thc Dream" ....... Thome
Harp. Jane Little. cello, VlrginIo
knight: violin. Grace Thompson.
Dansc Russo. ......... d,usslan Ballet
\ ballet based on a biz 81 Russian
folklore. Arranged by Thco Kos.
loft. Music by W. Andreef.
Dorothy volkey.
a Spirit Flower" Campbell Tipton
Genevlove Gilbert.
Egyptian Bnllctt". .... LulgInI
tnl Allegretto
90 Andnntc Soatonuto
tcl Andante Foppreaido.
Orchestra.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-01
THAT'S GOOD NEWS.

plainVlew Is 90 have permanent fair
ground \ stock company will be- orgali'
ICED and the Northwest Texas Fair II
10 be- an annual affair There are forty.
eigh, fairs listed TO h. held IN Texas
this fail This number does not include
those In contemplation. Last year more
than seventyfiyc We're held In various
parts ~ the state Hale Center Record.
That's guod news for this section 81
the state needs fair associations. county
and district Here's hoping that the
Plainyiew organization may cover
great district IN It's field of usefulness.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-01

Information has been received from
Canyon that a great historical edition
Of The Prairie" published In the In.
teres, Il and by the West Texas State
Normal College. u soon 10 b. issued.
This little fapct j. a good one and r..
fleets the work and spirit u the grea,
Normal AT Canyon. This school IL do.
INK most excellent work. and {, Is
gratifying TO see that this fact Is be.
coming widely recognized. Throughout,
his section q the southwest,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-01
An Idle Merchant Marine.

The present situation IN foreign OK
change h not merely matter Of con
Germ g. international traders In securi'
ties. That merchant marine for which
we waited for 80 many years ~ either
tied up M port or IL smiling for Europe
IN ballast. We have the tonnage. The
time his come fO- supplying European
buyers with the credit necessary to use
thnt tonnage. Otherwise our plan for be-
coming q great maritime nation VIII
prove just an empty dream.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-01
WHAT or AMaRrLi.o's FUTURE.

within a very few days Judge Lon
D. Mars win succeed himself AZ Mayor
Of Amarillo Along with Judge Mars
will be two commissioners. whose names
al this time cannot be definitely an.
nounced. for there are several aapiranis
for the two places. but these win com.
prise the official family q the city
II will now be recalled that there has
been some mounting. some grumbling
some complaint. and all 10 no effect
There are citizens who have made all
sorts Of sullen accusations against the
City Commissioners. which IL a mos,
deplorable practice. None among the
citizens Of Amarillo will be able to say
following the election soon 20 be held.
that Judge Mars did not announce his
candidacy. did not come out into tho
open. He did this In ample time TO per.
init any other candidate. or candidates
to get into the field. but no such oppo.
sition developed. which was a vlndica.
ton of the past record Il Judge MARS.
In the future. following the election
Of Judge Mars 20 the station ~ Mayor
20 succeed himself. let Il be hoped that
no man OF woman viii 80 belitile him.
self. or herself. a. 20 waste time In
criticism or condemnation. Let n be
recalled that our Mayor il being named
without opposition. with the record Of
his official acts offered In evidence. and
with ample opportunity for opposition.
When. therefore. he IL again In office
for another term. let all who feel them.
selves constrained 90 knock" against
him. get into the game and conscien'
tiousiy and sincerely Join him In knock
ms the town into just the shape that j.
most desirable for the welfare Of the
Erpaiesf number o. people IT, follow
ing the election. you find yourselves In
clined 10 criticise. begin with yourself
nd 40 n the fault T. not your own.
Ass tilss i.eionginE chiefly 70 an
u,hgr.
.ztz.nxlruTl,x~ criticism A. . wOiideIfui
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-01

times out II every hundred 10 be really
we'll based. II should begin with the
critic ny the time he has thoroughly
criticised himself The vitriolic quality II
his mind VIII have been so ucuiralIzed
that be- viii find it scarcely worth
while Ia extend II tu others Let's
stand behind and with the incoming
administration.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-01
IN THE HOTELS


T. l.. Thompson, Memphis
Henry Belmont. Denver.
" l.. Thomas. Denver.
Ira Bacon. III l'aso.
-. ". Schidc. rlttshurg. Kan.
" e. sherman. Canadian.
&. r. Baker. clayton
%. l.. CLANCY, Albuquerque
Mrs. q. :. smith. Groom.
j. Benson, Denver.
y. \. Hammond Chicago
a. Il. Hammond Chicago.
Charles Ruscn,hal. Chicago.
sam Hergcnt. Pcrrytun.
j. T.. Cudd. Pcrryton.
\. y. Garner. Sain; Louis.
u. n Bailey, Artcs.a.
Elk.
Mrs. n. G. Word. Plainvicw.
sam Ncft. Post
ltanh Muscl,y and WIFE plalnyiew.
; T. Warren, Friunn.
Il, a.. craig. Denver.
Hazel Grunkcmoycr. Topeka.
Ana liaaoltun. Topeka.
Fred Smun. Topeka.
h.. r. Tallcy. Miami.
u. VI. Lard Miami.
:. II. Halle. Spcnrinnn.
Il. u. Putnam, Kansas city.
J. :. Wallace. Dallas.
j. VI. Coleman. Claiming.
+. :. Carter Dalhart.
". X. Harvey. balhart.
e. ". Allen. Wichita.
Bob Bowers Hereford.
H. T.. Houston. Clovis
Amarillo.
&. e. Peters. Fort Worth.
Y. Z. Mathews. New orleans.
W W. Williams. Dallas.
Il II. Joyce. Dallas.
j. q. Morton. Dallas.
W. &. Giberson. Dallas.
W wycoff. Denver.
J. \. Archibald. Dallas,
Arthur Herr. Los Angeles.
l.. Gibson aud wife, NJ rasO.
l.. 7. Thohy. Oklahoma city.
l.. Walker. Stra,ford.
q. u. bowers. Fort Worth.
II T.. Meyers. Saint Louis.
J. e. Black. Denver.
y. q. keplcr. Denver.
Margaret Moselcy. Nashville.
". T.. Enicrs. Fort Worth.
- NFsft.a.II fttn.NnV.VN
r. \. Luke. stockton.
W H. Hanna. New York.
n e. MoiXoll. Denver.
J.. y. Ashbcrry. Kansas city.
g.. l.. Waldo. Kansas CITY.
James D1bbs. Kansas city.
g. q. shepard, Dallas.
Pcnrosc Hawkes., New York.
W. g. Walker. Woodward
". a. Reid. Little Rock
r. Il. I.osrnbaum. I.os Angeles.
Mrs. Homer Wilkinson. Hereford.
Mrs. &. &. Ferguson. Hereford.
Ms Mary Monday, Hereford.
". q. Donncll, New Haven
u. ". Beard. Fort Worth.
i. r. woodbridge Lubbock.
u. u. Cain and family Pittsburgh.
'cnnsylvania.
W. a. Frazcl. oklahoma city.
Mrs W. j. Grnw. oklahoma city.
Mrs. T.. T.. Anderson. oklahoma City.
H. q. Bernard. Tulsa.
y. G. Burkett Dallas.
y $. Mcbride. San Angelo.
NJ. V. Miller. Plainyicw.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-01

With the annual meeting u the Pan.
handle Press Association only a little
more than two weeks away. !, h IN.
dorstood that there l. a keen interest
In the approaching convention So far
a. We have been able "a determine
through reports from Secretary Jaml.
son. the attendance viii be- me q the
most liberal ever shown AZ a press
meeting In Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-01
iiwihy Mt Resigned.

VIENNA. March 3l.--Onc ~ the for
cign missions here today got In tclc.
phonic communication with budapest
ana received n denial 81 the rumor of
We resignation Il the regent. IIorthv.
The mission was assured that Budapest
was puiot and that IIorthy had the
situation In hand.