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ST. PAUL's OFFICERS.
Stewards, Trustees and ommittces
Named for the Ensuing Year

ST. Paul's M. e. Church has chosen
the following officers for tho ensuing
year:
Stewards. II. Huntingdon. s.. @
Gamble. III. c. stanton. j. w. Cook, IT
III. Jervis, ]. r. Davis. E. w. Mitchell
t. A. Brough. II. w. Midlam, II. 8. Roop
II. ID. Ely. NJ II. Alexander. A. ii
SCHOOL,. Ed. Greenhalgh. c. X. Gibbons
w. II. Cameron. l.. X. Smith, J. w
Edwards. j. +. Boggs. q. r. Goodnow
X, /. Film, Il. IL Weer. J. NJ. Mcknight
l.. r. Foster. WIN. Anderson, s.. u
Sproul f. r. Helms, A. II. Ainscow. j
Il. Bradbury. Thos. u. wilkinson. g
G. Davidson. e. w. Anderson. J. It
Bonsall. O. H. Hayden, Sr
Trustees T.. &. Hardesty II. A
Lindsey. r.. IL Beanton. Thos. y. Cart
moll. VIM. Is. Smith. Jr.. VIM. n. Skel-
lengor, j. Walter Boyer. A. l.. Johnson,
Albert Dougherty.
Committees.
Apportloned Benevolences. 10. A
Brough, j. W Cook. e. w Mitchell
G. r. Gibbons. w. n. Cameron. Christ
ian Stewardship. j. w. Cook, u. w
Mitchell Foreign Missions. Mrs. NJ II
Lincoln. Mrs. G. A. Lyman. Home
Missions. Mra. J. II. Huntington, Miss
Reha Smith Religious Instruction. VIM
T.. Skellenger, l.. Roy Foster Tracts
Pastors Aid Committee OF the Y. r
s. G r., Miss Alta Castelow. Temper
ance, Frank l.. Howard. Mrs. 7. ID. VIII
kinson. Isaiah Fielder. Mrs. VIM. -
smith 1r Mrs r. r.. Cartmeii. Educa-
ton Miss Anna r. Lincoln. Miar Rietts
Emerson Education for Negroee. Mrs
Ed Mcintyre r VI Reaston. l.. Roy
Foster Hospitals. Mrs II. A. Lindsey
Mrs A Dougherty, Mrs. I'D. Green
halgh Church Records. A. l.. Johnson
VIM r. Smith. Jr. Auditing Accounts
p A Trough. W II Cameron. Par
-onnge and Furniture. Ladies' Ala so
cietv. Mrs Il l. Denio Church Music
r c IIardesty. n. Lindsey. II
Reaston Estimating Ministerial sup
port and Finance. IT A Lindsay. e. Z
ITardesty. ]. Frank Davis, r " Mid.
lam. NJ r Alexander r. y Cartmen
church Property Corporation, A L.
Johnson. VIM. r. Smith. Jr.. T. II
Cartmell. Members Aid. Mrs p. VI
.rcrvia. s q Gamble. Mrs Ed Nc
fntyre Publicity. J. Frank Davis. NJ
i Alexander Pastors Cabinet. r G
Ilardoaty. II. A Lindsey. J. Frank
Davis. WIN. f skellenger. NJ. r. Alex
ander,
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TO OPEN POsTOFFICES
TO HUNGRY PARTfSANS

Special Dispatch TO Every Evening.
Washington, March Represents
tive S. D. Fess. chairman OF the Re-
publican Congressional Committee, has
started a questionable on the civil ser
vice protection Of postmasters which is
intended 10 show that Republican mem
bers OF Congress are opposed 20 the ex-
ecutive order which placed drst. second
and third class postma sters under civil
service protection.
Il became known today that as soon
as the sentiment among Republica n
politicians is seen 10 be favorable 20
placing about 25. coo postmasters in the
patronage pot. President Harding will
Hlt The order issued several years ago
by President Wilson.
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DAUGHYRTY PROMISES EARLY
REVIEW OF BEER Ruling

Washington. March 12-Eariy re-
view By Attorney General Daushertv
OF the recent ruling ot At.orney-C1en-
eral Palmer making valid the prescrip-
tion or beer as medicine under the Vol
stead act Is expected.
Mr. Daugherty says he is aware that
the whole country IL interested and
that he will giva the opinion careful
study
Negotiations 20 accord with the
opinion handed down by Mr.. Palmer last
week ar. being drafted BY officials Of
the Internal Revenue Bureau. but no
date has been set for them 20 become
effective.
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PRESBYTERIAN.
First and Central.

First and Central Presbyterian
Church. Market street above Ninth
Preaching tomorrow morning and even
Ing by Rev. George III. Trull of New
York City. Subject. 1890. "The Supreme
Task of the Church," 7.30. who for
the JOY That Was Set Before Him.
Sunday School and other regular meet
ings at the usual hours. Special conse-
Grafton service at the morning service
for Every Member Canvassers.
Hanover.
Hanover Presbyterian Church. Eigh-
teenth and Boulevard. Rev. Charles II
Bohner, pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by pastor. Sub
ject 1890. Lessons From Presidents
Inauguration" 7.30. Dual Side OF
Man." Sunday school and other regu-
lar meetings at the usual hours.
West.
West Presbyterian Church Eighth
and Washington streets. Rev L. Frank
lin Smiley. pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by pastor Sub
iect 1870. The Divine Guest" 100
Religious Sauatters" Sunday schoo
and other regular meetings at the usua
hours.
Elsmere.
Elsmere Presbyterian Church. Preach
ing tomorrow morning and evening bt
Rev. l.. McMastcr. OF Princeton. Sub
ject II, Christian Loyalty" 7.3O
Reason for our Religion" Sunday
school and other regular meetings al
the usual hours
First, Delaware City.
First Presbyterian Church. Delaware
City. Rev. Robert Claiborne Pftzer pas
tor. Preaching tomorrow morning and
evening by pastor. Subject 1890
Christ the High Priest" 7.30. Christ
the Good Shepherd" Sunday school
and other regular meetings at the usual
hours.
United.
United PRESBYTERIAN Church. Third
and BroOme streets. Rev. n. n Calhoun
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by the pastor Subject. IL
Going Forward F." 80. The Everlast-
Ing Arms" Sabbath school and other
regular meetings at the usual
hours Rev George worrell OF Phila
dolphin will speak in the church on
Irish Lore" on March %
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: GRACE CHURCH PROGRAM.
Varied Activities on Calendar for Coming
Week

Monday Junior League will meet in
tie church house at $50 p. m. The Grace
Cheaper will meet the home Of Miss
Alice Conner $40 West Eleventh street,
Tuesday st. James brotherhood
will meet in the church house at p IN.
DR. Joseph 0dell and Mr. William ID.
Mullen will be the speakers
"Wednesday The mems dinner will be
held in the church house 1t 6 .. m The
Epworth League cabinet will meet III the
church house at D. IN The mid-week
service at 745 p. IN viii be given 10 the
discussion Of the various phases Of work
of the church and Sunday school The
laymen will take an active part in this
program, which is preliminary to the
Fourth Quarterly Conference, which will
be held Immediately after. The annual re-
ports of all societies will be presented at
the conference.
The Queen Esther Circle will hold .
rummage sale at ia Tatnall street, on
Saturday March 10.
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GRADED SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
New Castle County Union WIN Meet
Monday, March IL.

The Easter meeting 81 the Sayv Castle
county Graded Sunday School Union
VIII he held IN West PreHbyteria n
Church on Monday evening. March -,
~ 8 O'Clock.
The devotional exerciHes VIII he con
ducted by the Rev. Zhrk Wells. Of Wes :
Law NJ t. church. After this the even
ing will he devoted ~ the primary
department opening exercises conducted
IN Miss Mary a. Taylor; song nugnt
Nv Mrs. Hickman. the Easter story
and closing exercises by Miss Grace
Raird. The meeting will close with
sectional conferences under direction
~ Mrs. George Cornell Mas Mary A.
Stirring, Miss Lydia Semple and Miss
Beck
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Sent TO FarnliTst.

On the recommendation of Police
Surgeon George w. X. Forrest and DR..
Irvine NJ. Finn, who examined Victor
Ryden the man was sent TO the state
Hospital for the Insane at Farnhurst
yesterday. Ryden was brought 20 the
Iolice station on Thursday after he
created a disturbance at his boarding
house, Ninth and Church streets
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Revival Services.

There will be revival services in the
Chapel, Northeast corner Seventh and
Bennett streets. every evening except
Saturday. beginning at 7.45 o'clock.
Mrs. Florence c. Harris general evan
gelist of the Wesleyan Methodist Church
of Jersey City y. J.. will have charge,
assisted by other workers
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DO The Dead Refnrnl

do The Dead Return" is the subject
of the address TO be given at the Ma
jestic Theatre tomorrow night by Rev.
l.. f. Collier There will be screen
pictures as usual to illustrate the lee
1tIT.4
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Dinners that make you think Of spring
at he Betsy Montgomery Coffee House.
ADV
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New Church.

ana sermon. \
New Church.
The New Church. Pennsylvania
avenue and RroonIe street. Rev. Geo.
Henry Dole. pastor. Preaching tonor-
row morning and evening by the pastor.
Subject IL 4b. The Secret Power 7
As. The Process of Death" a special
musical program Will be given both
morning and evening BY quartet
choir.
Salvation Army.
Special Revival Services are held
nightly al the Salvation Army Citadel.
Fourth and Shfpley streets. Ensign
John Simpson OF Wilkes Barre. Pa. will
be present and speak n p. m. and
tomorrow at $50 and s. These services
win continue all this month.
Christian and Missionary Alliance.
Christian and Missionary Alliance.
5n4 West Fifth street $50. prayer
meeting 1890, sermon by the pastor,
Possibilities Of Faith" 2. s day
school: $50. Young Peoples NEE 'ngt
30 Praise service. followed by an
evangelistic sermon by the pastor. IN
Wednesday evening Of next week The
annual missionary convention will open
+ ana continue Win TWO HE1NlCSH a ia
over sunday. the goth Rev E. s.
Conley of Pittsburg. Pa. will speak on
"Wednesday evening at 730 Or. ].
Gregory Mantle, Of Nyack. n Y; Rev.
! A c Snead, Of New York. and returned
missionaries Of India and Africa, will
/ be heard during the convention.
Adventist.
First seventh Day Adventist Church.
1904 H0wland street, Rev. z. T. Collier,
pastor Preaching Saturday morning
sabbath school and other regular meet
ings al the usual hours.
Hazel-Deu Mission.
E. P. Davis Will preach before the
Hazel-Deu Mission at 1890 a. m. Sun
day school 23O Christian Endeavor
$50. Preaching 7.30 By Chas. Sullivan
Of Richardson Park.
Progressive Spirituali.ts.
RegulaT service Sunday, 745 p m.
al the First Progressive Spiritualist
Church, Pythian Castle Hall. 9O6 West
street Mrs Ellen Gof. licentiate
messages by Mrs. Delaney Of Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Fraternal Spiritualists.
FraternaI Spritualists Church, Eden
Hall. Delaware avenue. Services by
Mrs Moore, messages by Mrs Bierlin,
7.3O r. m, Sunday
Church page
Unitarian Church.
"Tolstoi, the Greatest of the Russians,
and his Religious and Social Radical
ism" viii be the subject Of the lecture
sermon by Rev. W. A. Nrooman IN the
course on Modern Truthseekers" on
Sunday morning in the Unitarian
Church, West street above Eighth. at
II A. m. The next subject will be
Henry George the Economist, or
Seeking a Remedy for Poverty"
Latter Day Saints.
The Church Of Jesus Christ OF Later
Day Saints CMonnons) viii hold ser
vices sunday evening at 7.30, POS West
Tenth street, Eden Hall.
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MISC FI.ItN EOt y.
~. I.nke,s.

ST Iukes Reformed Episcopal Church
Eighth and Monroe streets. Rev. VII
liam LammlnR, rector Sunday School
TO- Morning prayer and sermon. IL.
childrens service. $50. evening prayer
and sermon. s
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METHODIST PROTESTANT.
Second.

Second.
Second NJ. p. Church. Fifth avenue
and Anchorage street. Rev. b. r.
Jester. pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor.
Sunday school and other regular
meetings al the usual hours.
First.
First NJ. p. Church Seventh below
Walnut street, Rev. Warren II. Hodges
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by the pastor. Subject.
1890. Man versus Sheep" 7S0 The
Art OF Giving" Sunday School and
other regular meetings at the usual
hours.
Peninsula Methodist Protestant
Church, Jr. o. U. A. NJ Han. eo7 Tat
nall street, Rev. Leonard B. Smith.
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by the pastor. Subject
1890. The Highest Desire OF the Re
generate Heart" 7.3O, Are You a
Sleeping Jonah?" Sunday school at
noon: class 10 q. m; c. r. at 6.45 p. m.
BAPTIST.
Delaware Avenue.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church.
Delaware Avenue and West street,
Rev Joseph Y Irwin. s. T. D., pa stor
Preaching tomorrow morning and even
ing by the pastor. Subject, 1890. Temp
tatien: 80. How the Good MAY
Spoil Sunday School at ?, M, and
other regular meetings Mt the usual
hours
North Baptist Church. Lincoln street
near Delaware avenue. Rev. William
L Pettingil pastor Preaching tomor-
row morning and evening by Rev. Edw
Z Washburn, associate pastor. Sub
ject. 1880. The Ministering Christ"
80. %Seven Hateful Things" Sunday
school and other regular meetings at
the usual hours
Second.
Second Baptist Church. Ninth and
Franklin streets. Rev. George d. Allison.
Phi. D.. pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by DR.. Allison.
Subject. 1890. The Wreck OF n Com
mercialized Civilization; 7.45. Chris
tians Who Are Absent Without Leave
Sunday school and other regular meet
ings at the usual hours.
Bethany.
Bethany Baptist Church. Jackson and
Elm streets. Rev. DR.. c. c. Earle, pastor.
Preaching tomorrow morning and even
ing by DIR. c. c. Earle. Subject 1880,
The Great Heart and Broad Mind OF
Christ" 73O. "David's Sling and Five
Stones" Sunday school and other reg
ular meetings at the usual hours.
First Swedish
First Swedish Baptist Church. Rev.
c. A. Chader. pastor. Preaching to-
morrow morning by Nils Anderson
Subject 10 80, What is Real Religion ?''
The Young Peoples Society will take
charge Of the entire evening service.
Mt Enon.
Mt. Enon Baptist Church. Rev. A. G.
Scott pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor
subject 1890. Covenont Meeting $,
Lords Supper Administered. Sunday
School and other regular meetings at
the usual hours.
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81. Stephens.

St. Stephens Lutheran Church, Tat
nall street near Seventh. Rev. Frederic
Doerr, pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor.
Subject 1890. "A Valueless Condition, "
7.3O. 'Tnobserved Blessings. Sunday
School at 2.I5. Week day Lenten ser
vices Wednesday evening at the
church, Friday evening at the home Of
+. J. Isaac, 1917 West street.
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Old Swedes.
st. Matthews Mission.
LUTHE RA \.
Holy Trinity.

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church,
Twenty third and Madison streets Rev.
< r Wicker pastor Preaching to-
morrow morning and evening by the
pastor Subject, II, The Jews Try 10
stone Jesus" 745 The Seeker After
Religious Novelties" Sunday School
and other regular meetings at the usual
l.
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Swedish " r. Church. I'LL East
Eleten,h seeet Rev. Joseph Karling,
pastor Preaching tomorrow morning
>no evening by the pastor. Subject,
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
st. Andrews.

st. Andrews.
ST Andrews +. +. Church. Shipley
and Eighth streets Rev. Richard W.
TrapnelI. rector. Bible class and sun
day school, 9.45; morning prayer and
sermon. Il; evening prayer and ad-
dress. 7.45; Young Peoples Society
Meeting. Z. Holy communion at s omit
ted for this day Services Tuesday
evening at 7.45. speaker, Rt. Rev.
George W. Davenport d. D., Bishop Of
Easton.
Old Swedes.
Old Swedes p. z. Church. Seventh
and Church streets, Rev. Robert Bell,
vicar. Preaching tomorrow morning and
evening by the vicar. a. m. holy
communion: II, morning prayer and
sermon; 7.30. evening prayer and ser
mon.
St Matthews Mission.
sunday school at 2.30: evening prayer
and address, 6.15; Young Peoples meet
ing, Z, "ye old fashianed singe."
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grt,tf, N Is church. corner oi
Tweriy second ard Church sue''s'
49, f. n collins IA stor. Preaching
f.l,orr,yv morning by the pastor. SUD
D. lu' The Debit We '"c' ~
l;,t T. Sunheld. pastor oi f.as'AaN Ne
81 4 church will preach Sunday
: hnol and other regular meetings at
the usual hours.
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Richardson PARK.

4euafdson Park ~ r. Church, Rev.
~ W Godhaud pastor. Preaching
morrow morning by the pastor sub
- 80. Wells Of salvation; 7.30,
Nsn and the church" special appeal to
men sunday school and other regular
meetings al the usual hours.
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North.

North Baptist Church. Lincoln street
near Delaware avenue. Rev. William
l. Pettingill pastor. Preaching tomor-
row morning and evening by Rev. Edw
e Washburn, associate pastor. Sub
ject. 1890, The Ministering Christ; !"
80. %Seven Hateful Things" Sunday
school and other regular meetings at
the usual hours
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PENN snia.
BAPTIST.
Delaware Avenue.

Delaware Avenue Baptist Church.
Delaware Avenue and West street
Rev. Joseph Y Irwin s. r. D., pastor
Preaching tomorrow morning and even
ing by the pa stor. Subject. 1890. Temp
tatien: 80. How the Good MAY
Spoil. Sunday School at 2 D M, and
other regular meetings Mt the usual
hours
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Wosir, VI r. Church. Linden ana
s,-.e,s Rev. Zack ". Wells.
-. Preaching tomorrow morning
"a ,,.,rirr hv pastor. Subject l0:a0.
:. s,,..,r avs Reapiug." $50. policemen
-. ~, v.,,l attend IN body headed
j., chief uf Police Black. SUNDAY
,ol md other regular meetings ST
t.. uS4aI hours.
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mon N +. Charch Fifth and Wash
i.-tot. streets I:tv. Harvey Winfield
Iu.ug y. D. pastor. Preaching to-
f.t.rroV morning and evening by DR..
Ewing Slh1e,.t 1870, The Sin
sesrer, 80. S.t Judged Sunday
school and other regular meetings at
n usual hours. Special Lenten ser
VII begin Sunday and continue
-tu I.4ster Servic each evening at
go O'Clock.
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Mt Salem NJ. r Church Nineteenth
and Nj Salem Lane Rev. Leonard
White pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning ard evening In pastor. Sub
iect 1880 a Remarkable Conversion
20 The SILVER Trumpet evangelis-
tiC services 10 evening. Sunday school
and other res Ilar meetings al the usual
hours Evangeiistic services Will be
sfd ., -ry night except Saturday dur
week
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,l II 4 church Fourteenth
,e....,..,,. s-r.,4s Rev Geo w.
,..., Preaching tomorrow
~. rastor 80. Rev and
..,.,s,... lSscuc will conduct re-
- sunday school and other
,t,.r. ~ The usual hours.
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Hrands ,vlt. N + Church. Twenty
terond ard Market streets. Rev. w.
t.ruesf Greenfield. pastor. Preaching
morrow morning by Rey. DR.. Robert
Nat -3o I.ey Edward II Collins. pas
~ Trims 81 + church: Sunday school
ana other regular meetings at the usual
.aurs. pert,oostaI meeting AZ $50 y.
~ M winch the following churches will
unite klngSw God Trinity Eastlake
rd MeCabe special music by tho large
chorus choIr under the direction Of
Frunk Grihb.
f,Fn
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81 Ts VI r church. Tenth and
= ,ksa, sscets. EcN. Carlisle L. Hub
taed lastrr. Preaching tomorrow
.rrinc and .>,:..sg If pastor. sub
1880. .Ged.s Fellow Workers. 80.
at IS Not Gunu series on Joseph
dae h,ai and other regular meet
IL tu, esual hoses.
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t,n,,rrth VI r. Church Tenth and
.ll.nl streets Rev r. F. Beau
s. ms pastor Preaching tomorrow
-nlrr ana c.ering by pastor. Sub
,.. laea "Ser Triumph Through Ser
ea .ouI Inheritance. our Per-
rs ,..lr ossb.IitieS SUNDAY school
a,a other regular meetings at the usual
J. -.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

Of the present and the future. The
steady growth Of the organization has
been ana IN now held M ms an index
OF the purposes and the worth which
Il gives NJ thu cause ~ It's existence
IN every county court where its cause
has been presented for the second Tine
there has been no hcaiiancy In the ac'
,lon ~ the court. and every expression
has been highly commcndatory. Execu.
tive officers have at all times held
principally In view not only In their
propaganda but In the character OF
their work the main essential to make
tho Panhandle known to the people
who inhabit the Panhandle. The organ
lzation In It's entirety N founded upon
the conviction that this region II wor'
thy Of every effort that can he mace
and upon the belief. bred by long years
NJ residence and observation. that the
Panhandle II destined To- become IN
years not Tar distant the most favored
section of the state Of Texas " mol OF
the entire United states.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

dorscmcnt In financial support Of tbs
following counties;
liniN. liriHcoe. Carson, Castro. OLD
ham. Roberts. Dailam. Deaf Smith
Donlcy. Floyd, Farmer. sherman. Gray
Hall. Hansford Hemphlll, Potter, Lamb
tree. Randall. wheeler
All ~ the counties which gave thelf
support In the first year have followed
with like support In the second year
except enc. Others have been added
from month to month until the list
now Includes twenty.four ~ the orig
lnnl thirty.eighu counties expected "a
participate -Four others have signified
thoir intention 10 do ~ In the near fu
urc. Al Of the counies named above
have not furnished their support
through the commissioner court tho
support from six having been given
through the medium ~ their CONNER
cial organizations.
n Is not the intention II this article
10 review the work 81 the Panhandle
Plains Chamber ~ Commerce In detail
\ great deal ~ this work has been spc'
cific and individual within the county
affected The most distinctive accom-
plishment In the line ~ general work
fnr 'hc whole region wns that perform
al In 1919 and 1890 In securing the
personal attention ~ the Car Service
Division NJ the Interstate Commerce
Commission In relieving the car short
age IN N" Panhandle and West Texas
whereby hundreds Of thousands Of dol
lars wor" saved a. the grain producers
rho organisation also performed serv'
.cc for the entire Panhandle In sccur'
ng the appropriations for additions ana
'"tt'rments for the West Texas Normal
college ~ Canyon. We mention this
'nly as q type ~ the work undertaken.
n IN mot the policy 1T the administrn'
ton to make cipit,l through advortis'
iug IN accomplishments hut to lose
sigh, Of the past IN the undertakings
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

wy
II hiss been said that the Panhandle
81 Texas can never he organized fof
any purpose. In the past, various ur
Ganizations have heen attempted Tor va
rious purposes. such as highways, AK
rlcnliure. etc. and such organizations
have been able, 70 hold their entity only
LONG enough for the accomplishment
q the specific object IN hand at the
time. Organizations along certain lines
Tor the promotion and protection u
soms certain nne'oi business nave bcvi,
made more successful. such az the Pan
handle Medical Sucicty. the Panhandle
Implement Dealers. the Panhandle
BANKERS. and Panhandle Grain Dealers
Two attempts that We have IN mind Tot
more general organization. were the
Panhandle Traffic League and the Pan
handle'New Mexico Chamber ~ Com
merce. These were held together until
the accomplishment az the imnediat u
purpose was fulfilled and afterward IN,
organization fell apart. II u difficult
% arrive at the cause of such a condi.
ton but Il Il believed tina, II such con
dition existed It has now passed away.
II II universally admitted that the
Panhandle counties have common inter.
eats. common problems 10 be- solved and
a common destiny 10 he achieved The
conditions which eive rise To this have
their origin In circumstances produced
by nature and by geographical loci
ton In resptct 10 transportation and
sociai and governmental relations In
speaking q the Panhandle. meet PER
sons have In mind not only the twenty.
six counties comprised within that por
ton Of The state lying between Oklaho
ma and New Mexico hut also the other