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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-24
IT'S INDEED DEPI.OR ABLE.

u II no mean thing 20 b. abb to cite
the unsullied record that stands tn the
credit ~ Newfoundland. The first hold.
up that has ever taken place on that
island was recorded and made public
the other day Tho long duration ~ the
period 81 strict observance of law and
order IN Newfoundland awakcns the
strong suspicion that the doers 81 the
rcccn, acts ~ violence are not natives
u the islanG hut intruders from n
"rutler world" who th.uHht To- run rio,
In community where just conduct
was inherently native.
~ any rate splendid rccorf-which
most any community would like To
haast 81. has been broken. But the stlr.
ma attached % the occurrence In all
probability viii he removed when police
Investigations have been pursued fur.
thor. and Ncwfcundianderr again will
hr able =. boss' their splendid record
Wichita Falls I..cord News.
rhis IL indeed depiprablc for II por.
trays tine fact that sycn the hest ~
communities are falling under the spell
of crime. May the disease D. c,irb"d IN
Is inciplency In that country. No tina,
u may never have the sway shown
here.
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Market News
WHEAT SOARING;
HITS HIGH MARK
rnE MARKET CLOSES UNSETTLED;
CORN GOES DOWN ACCOUNT
or RECE1PTS,,

CHICAGO. May 23.--wheat jumped
to the highest prices which July has
touched this season and buying was an
a hugc scale. The market however
closed unsettled from fMc net lower to
un advance 81 sisc with May ei.67 Ia
to ti.67 "a and July ti.s7 Ia to ti.2s.
'mn finished 5.sc off 10 u shade Up.
ats down I.sc a. NO, and provisions
arying from &c decline 90 Toe gain.
One II the chief factors which induc.
d broad demand Tor wheat was an o..
innate from n leading crop expert TINT
he Kansas yield this season would bc
5000. 900 bushels less than tho govern.
aent May report had Indicated. In the
asst part ~ thu day considerable of IA
eaotion took place. :.
Corn aud oats reflected wlssat
trcngth at timas but for tho most part
we're lower. influenced by big receipts
Il corn here.
Provisions had little activity but at
he last appeared TO be tending lower
Nth corn and hcgs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-24

money nj each r-rfor,asne-s. These thea
tres are institutions Owned and Operated
by home people. They are Taxpayers,
they help to upkcen the city and county
they are herr To- stay
Theatres OF n city are most necessary
Institutions. They have io do with the
life ~ the communities IN which they
are located Comfortably seated. com
iortahly lighted. thoroughly ventilated,
they make hid for patronage from
among their ncighhors and friends They
ere not here today and gone tomorrow,
hut nrr here back Of their regulations
and dol,ndcn, upon their ability 10 de.
liver satisfactory ., suits day bS day. In
view ~ these facts. these show houses
make hid for the continued and grow.
Ing patronage oi the people. The man
ircrs ~ the various show places real
lgc that they mast deliver the goods or
20 out - business. They have no shor,
engagements and long jumps To piece
and patch up poor bills-thcy must face
the people who pay their admission.
People. after working through the
'lay. feel that they are entitled io COM
'ofi when pntrioniNing the attractions
offered IN the evening, and they have
a right Ia II. The theatres ~ the city
arc Vicing with each other Ia dciciAinc
which viii furnish a greater numher OF
convenicnccS and comforts Ia their IN.
irons while showing the greatest bills
possihlc to procure. under the condi
lions by which they are confronted.
These hills present Esny exceptional
features In the film-world. aud AT two
II IA. theatres vaudeville acts of en-
ooptionsi worth 1r provided at both
matinee and evening performances.
Citlzons OF Amarillo. out of apprech'
ton for the Investments ol thu theatres,
are giving them "a very liberal patron
age. II seems that with the enlarge.
ment of the number II theatres In ANA.
rillo tho patronage grows apace. 80 that
each NJ IN, houses carries its usual
quota ~ spectators. This is reflective OF
a fine spiri, 81 appreciation Of these
worthy home institutions.
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COTTON BREAKS;
3OP0|NTS DROP
SELLING BECOMES MORE ACTIVE
BECAUSE or TnE DROP IN
LOWER PRICES.
~ Associated Press.

NEW YORK. May s3.--prospccts foi
Increasing exports brought the cotton
market some support to-day hut were
more than offset by improving crop
conditions IN the south and prices brols,
.athcr sharply In late trading. July
ccn,rac,s sold OF from i2.ss To i:.5o
and rioscd NJ ls.16 with the genera
l.s, clusing easy nj net decline OF
,; ~ puinish. June, inactive month.
showed the maximum loss. closing a,
1891 while later deliveries were 81 &
10 points below Saturdays clQscinr
figures.
rlnal liquidation ~ May contracts
the start. The onening was 10 y
points lower Ia response Ia easier Liver
,oul cables and renorts h. 40 May con
tracts had been issued by one IL the
argcr local firms. Their appearance
russd considerable liquidation and
May soon sold off Ia isos. while later
months showed net losses Of ~ to 1;
points IN sympathy. The liquidation
s.en'ei tn have been completed
and there was = rally. the Inst sale 81
~ Il livery being nj 1915 and later
months did better ON the large clear
anoo reported from Galveston, trad,
'uying a. Xix nriccs and scattered CIV
ring. The favorable weather msn and
'iospCcts for "a continuance OF good
growing condition tomorrow led to tall
Il AN encouraging weekly report from
tine weather bureau ON "Wednesday
however, and the market turned easier
during the afternoon, Selling becam'
more active nv prices easel of and IN
ludcd increased offerings from tn
'ouih NJ well az scattered Wall Street
iquidations which sent October dowi
IN laos and December 1919.
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NORTHWEST
TEXAS PRESS
WHAT or THE BOyS

We understand that some OF the hCrs
pulled off some right rude stuff az the
circus last Tuesday night As We heard
tive were no, there to see the per.
fcrmance hut others did see Il. about
fifty Lubbock kids ~ high school age
and dimensions. overpuwcrcd the ham.
burger venders--two boys. and proceed.
I'd 20 help themselves 20 a hlr pile 81
hamburgors that were stacked mn ready
TO serve. and made away with them
wi,hou, making proper settlement for
same. Too much concrccat'nE ~ Young.
sters on the streets after night viii re-
suit In many petty crimes n the prac.
tice IL not stopped soon. Parents
should exercise little more authority
over the boys lv giving them rcfuhr
lessons In Obedience. Stay nj home
medicine Is mighty gocd for them. and
II regularly administered win fores,all
q wonderful LOT ~ hcnrtaches little
i1ter In lie. There l. no good reason
why boys ~ tender ages H. allowed 10
run lons" over town nj night and tho
parents ~ f.uhl.oek should take this IN.
cidsnt as warning tn hook closer after
their young hopcfu's or the result may
prove very humihsiing. 80 cuursc your
boy was ne, IN this crowd. hut fry
other bows were. How do YOU know
yours was not In the bunch II he was
allowed 10 20 tn the circus unaccompan.
led by yourself or other people of more
settled age. Prompt inquiry into this
matter might give Won n clue and IA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-24
sry u.EGIox.s FLANDERS rorriEs

Amariiic's people ncw have an oppor'
tunlty To- dcmonstrate to thc former
service men that they appreciate the
trials through which the fighters pass
Cd. IN a small way. NJ least. In the pur'
chase and wearing ~ the Flanders Pop.
pics on Memorial Day The giaring.
tlood-rcd poppies So closely initiating
the natural flowers through which our
boys plonghcd their why In Flanders
fields. are the authorized memorial en-
blem 81 the American Legion These
symbols oi the peoples ~ Flanders arr
maie by the French war widows and
orphans. and the little Investments for
them 20 20 those distressed people across
thu seas who are bending every e.
fort 10 the tasks II reconstruction. re-
hailhsaiscn. re-estahlishmcnt 81 hattie
torn. shell-shat,ercd communities Of
France.
The purchase of the poppies IL little
thing. and yet. please God. Il shows
that the fires of love In the hearts Of
the American people have no, died out.
rhe purchase az the ropie Is hovcful q
the spirit Of patriotism In America. The
purchase u pop,es IL a small testimonial
cf the fac, that the dead In France died
not for thankiess people. Thousands
and thousands II peoples should b.
sold on the streets and In thu business
houscs Il Amarillo.
u v said II fact that on Memorial
nay even. Amrt~n soldiers grave will
BE- Iovinsh. .stwwn With flowers.
wrr9tAes xul h. placed upon the
''ervpssA yw On row" and tears will
h. mingied with the grass and flowers
over shess mounds made sacred In sun.
ny Fmncc through the presence Il our
own he,sved dcadl How then can We.
American citizens. removed through the
bravery Of our living and dead from
the scenes of conflict. fail to testify our
love 60 both, Ingratitude Is the mcanes,
o. all human weaknesses. and let US
hope that none ~ Il will be showu on
Memorial Day bu, us.
Buy the Flanders peoples. wear them
latest the love. the veneration. the re-.
spect We have for the boys--boys both
living and dead. who fought for M over
there,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-24

over in Portales the HOUSE shortage
Is something mast distressing. That Is
to say that II " probably worse than
In Amarillo. even II the prices are no,
80 high as here. The following clipped
from the entcrprising Portaies Valley
News viii tend TO give some idea of
the situation: The News representative
tried IA rent housc the other dry that
was som tu h. vacant. and was told
by the owner that there were five ar
six applicants ahead ~ him. u you
want a house IN Pcr,aics. YOU can get
n as no"n as some of the present occu'
pants de, aud The DEBTORS say that this
b q hrsl,hy country. Hut de- no, u"
Discouraged some - them viii XIII
themselves eating strawberries" Even
~ this. though. rortalcs IL one II the
1--we towns az New Mexico. and who
would care o. 20 to dead one?'
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FINANCIAL

" HsfpStnttu U fca&s
NEW YORK. May S.-Thc stock
market resumed its hcsitant and un.
ven course today. A number " spec.
ilnti,c features Displayed decided
;rcngth while others denoted contin.
lance " the recent persistence pres.
sure.
Shorts were driven 10 cover In oils.
specially biexicans and rails. Several
opular spcciaitics. particularly TO.
Access, were appreciably higher. Mo.
lrs and Few food issues were heavy %
weak. some of tho former establishing
" records for the year
Local inquiry Tor money was slightly
more active and that fact coupled with
ist Saturdays moderate dcficity IL
earring house actual reserves tended
stifien csll money, In the final hour
'owever. the rate dropped from Z a.
u 'gr cent ON the exchange and six
er rent on the open markcO
The bond market Including liberty
ssues, was at all times irregular,
hough changes We're mostly trivial. For.
ign fotations were not materially af.
ccted by heavincsa VI international
'xchanee. Total sales par value az.
yrcgascd Sio.i7s.0oo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-24

that Is. little depression follows the
stimulation.
fBl cuffec. especially II strong aud
hot. taken pl,iu. IL dcridcd general
stimulsn,. II Is practically nnn.rcac,
i've. II " PARTICULARLY useful In com
hating depres III conditions involving
chill. II should ordinarily hc admins
tered as hot rs thu ,atirnt can com
.criahly take l.. and withou, milk &C
cream.
60 Tea Is asa effective. II should
ordinarly h. taken plain. strong and
hCt.
30, Whisky Brandy and other alec
holic beverages are us.d as siiniuisn,s
hut are always rcRc;iyc. They are.
Therefore. unly useful when the crisis
IL temporary and may b. expected O.
he over. with the patient IN ssfe cun
dition. within an hour or so. otherwise
the Oppressive reaction occurring any.
whsr. frum one To- three hours after the
stinuant H. taken viii De- dangerous
element. one difficulty In administer
ing alcoholic stimulants In the widely
varying doses called for according T.
the degree To- which the patient has nc
cushioned his system o. alcohol. Au.
thorities disagree aS tn its usefulness
In snakc-hiie. In practically every sit.
ua,ioa Ammonia II better " oht,inablc
iEi ktrychnlnc In too dangerous q
drug 10 lie generally included Tor first
all treatment II acts directly upon
81.
small duScs. u is the onc absolutely
hes, s'tnulan, for snake bite. provided
one knows exactly how t. administer a.
A safe dosc Is i.2e grain.
IN Inhalinr Aromatic Spirits az Am
monla. w common smelling salts Is |;
good stimulant. useful where a person
VS. unconscious and therefore unable T.
,ss. s;i;igi.sa: through tho stomach
Tho strength Il |, should always b'
tested hy nh,lins. ~ as h determine
how clcS' IL hold I, To- the patients
nsse Tai
Wl Rubbing the extremitics towart'
the body ,irratcs To- some extent as
stimulan, ny assisting circulation
The ssnc H. true - the application ~
heat o. IN. cxtrcmi,icS Generally the
aIl,licaitn IL heat ur cold to amy par
20 the body tends h. contract the
.s,pillarics IN that reginu. and So stops
capillary bleeding and reduces infiama'
tion.
IN The position IL thu patient IN fire..
qucntly of greater importance than the
administering Il any drug. In cases u
Inconsistencies. not inclving injury l.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-24
COTTON


NEW ORGANS. May ?s.--l'nfavor.
HE nolitl al news and dry and warm
Weather prevailing dNcr the belt put
he price ~ cotton To lower levels 10.
lay. heaviest selling came In the late
following reports that 0eeinan
oroes we're engaged IN an offensive
gainst the Poles In sllesia and the
lose was at the lowest ~ the sca.
ON. NJ net losses ~ ~ "a IS points.
uly traded down ca ii.a2. the closing
rice. The effect an the market cf che
.port concerning German movements
as intensified by weakness Of foreign
xchangc. 't.n
Tho market cnencd with Y soft tone
'nder lower cables than due. tho more
qvorshlc weather In the interior and
orcirn messages telling Of serious
lots In Egyp, which Il was claimed.
ad ncccseitatcd the closing of tho cot.
m exchange at Alexandria. Tho first
'ccline carried nrices off ~ 10 10 points.
'ollowing the first downward move.
,ent the market rallied on the rumor
hat private bureau was coming
ut with q condition report ~ 60 per.
ent Normal. The large exports from
'alvcst IN. amounting Ia <i.ssi haics
nj hri.,eing the total from NIL ports
hus Car this week w to ss.'&7 halcs.
helped In steady the market. but with.
~ causing much buying. The declines
ere recorded and replaced by advances
wer saturdays closing II 4 Ia Z prints.
ut when July tou"lrsl 1928 selling
ct In again and nersIstcd To- the close.
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~ n n RPRIsING

zTheoslor, ". Price. ~ New York, and
esili0r q csnmsr,. and Finance In ask
.ng Ter country correspondents Ia his
magsxin. says he realizes that u IN dit
ficuli for those In New York to be- yell
informed as To- conditions throughout
the United states. Thank goodness
there h me New Yorker Who will admi,
u.-Nernon Record.
II IL indeed surprising that a great
man In the metropolis ~ the United
states would make such an admission.
and YET this very attitude Il hopeful.
There ar. pcopla In the world who by
rcpson - tie fact that they live In Pop
uiatlon centers. get the lsisa that the
dwelIerr IN issser communities amount
10 but little, This n vccfu i4ake.
and i.ruaf.r undsrsfandir c1 the
Has>Aa- aud hsasis 4 umkR mus 80 zee.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. May ss.-cattlc receipts
$4,000; beef steers and butcher sh,
stock % 10 s"c lower; matured steer,
1880; top y,~rlinEs $3.50: bulk t7.Tst
SO: tat cows and hcifcrs largely ss.s
a7.oo: hulls mostly s"c lower: hui
ss."oSs.'s: vealers % to So lower; hui
S.sSTs.s5: st~,kcis and feeders veal
io lower.
Hogs receipts $4,000: active: mosti
10 To- Use lower: closing steady nj day
hest prices: bulk ss.ie6s.so; PIGS stead
% strung: hulk ss.eo6s,5.
Sheer receipts $4,000: lambs s5 a.. so.
lower; sheen - TO sioo lower: shori
lambs sii.se; California springs $3.50
na,iv. springs si3.oo down. sorting Sc
we're.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-24

President Harding IL again oscillatlng
the vessel TO that poin, NJ which the
legumes are likely To b. prCcipliatcd, ac.
cording o. the estimate at the rabid.
destructionlst members of his PARTY
The President has actually stated from
the public rostrum that he does not
want any more American boys 20 lose
their lives In war, Isn't that shocking
getting dangerously near that fatal.
unthinkah.e League ~ Nations stuff.
you know, How unthoughted the good
President IL. to think of going at VA.
rance to the views of Hiram. and a
few others 81 the extreme brethren In
his own political fold. What are the
lives ~ several thousands III American
boys compared to supremacy Of party
prejudioes and To secure party domi.
nance. Up tn this time. President HARD
ing has demonstrated TIE fact that he
has n heart that Is rather warmly In
sympathy with his fclloWs--and IL some.
thing OF n fighter for what he believes
"a bo right. too
Now that the abundant rains have
fallen. the wheat ls transformed from
a state oi ncar.faiure to a thing az rich
and farrcaohlag promise. the hoslers
win have % adopt some other thing
about which To- howl. They will doubt
less find u hard. however, for the par.
sIs;cncc with which they hang on 10
their determination to SEE nothing more
substantial m satisfying about the
douehnus than the hole therein. will
surely get results.
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..NrI.rIy WEEK CAMPAIGN.

Amarillo is 90 devote the frs, week
IN June tn fighting flies
This statement may sound sosnesha,
Silly. for the f.y b such small insect.
In 10 insignificant. n ~ trifiing. and yet
--so fiithy. 10 nolsome!
There should H. a Law compelling all
property owners To screen thnlr isuiid.
inss against flies and after that. reg.
uirticn compelling the msintcnanes OF
the same. II is a lamentable TACT that
many buildings In Amarillo are hut In.
differently screened. and some ~ them
no, at all. Such buildings furnish ahid
Ing places for the flies from the streets
the alleys. the garbage cans. the deposi
tories Of decadcnt matter. Those who &C.
cupy the buildings are the victims Of
such near.wclcoine visits Il the flies.
and they. together with chance visitors.
are worried and tortured 10 flies from
all sources of waste and purifying mat.
ter.
n the people of Amarillo were 10
take sufficient time 10 think ~ the ny
m II really 10: A scavenser. deliver into
putried matter. they would JON heartily
In this camlaign for it, elimination. A
plea ~ being made for the attack on the
ny ~ ~ breeding places This il well
and VIII 70 a great deal ~ good II the
eumfnign Ia entered Irfo aud r,ersi.fad
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-24

NEW YORK. May s3.-Thcr,

NEW YORK. May ss.-Thcre was In.
an ~ with an advance In
prices In coffee futures here tslay and
after early ssles of July at the g. level,
amounting Ia about $4,000 bass. had
Gle.
September advanced a. CTS ava clos.
ian prices were the hest n she day
showing net advances ~ 20 10 - points.
There WERE rumovs TINT the BfusIlIan
loan u $4,000 ooo secured IN this eoun.
Try recently would later IN Increased 10
80 900 90 and that tho Brasilian .gpy.
eminent was planning To ship kce
:" Euro,c on consignment with q SIew
to aiding lilo exchange rates. May
$50; July st5: September s.st; fht,sbsr
so; December 7.ea; january 7.is: May
7.ss.
Spot coffee stcsay' I;io ss q Is 10 sn:
Santos " - so'9,sc.f
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0orf0NSIED on.


NEW YORK. May 23.-Cotton seed
oil was steady TO-DAY nj the outset. ow
ing 10 the llght position In crude am'
higher wheat hut prlces subsequent,
worked lower under commission houss
selling induced by hcavincss In lard and
cotton and slow trade demand. sales
400 barrels. Tender 800 barrels.
Prime crude Sat; prime summer ycl
low spot T.os: September 'ei: Dcccm
icr 7.,e. all bid.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-24

W. are hoping that France may keep
her invading forces on the move until
every demand shall have been met
against the German people Let no
pltiable statements of conditions in
Germany deprive tho brave little French
republic f-thc PREPARATION demanded.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-24

Information recently published show
tina, during the past year births exceed.
"a deaths ~ the rate ~ somewhat more
than two To one In Twas. This 10 a
hoiscful sign that after a while m.
reputation a the Lone star State viii
b. ~ far the greatest In the United
states
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-24
FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK

PORT WORTH. Texas. May ga.
Cattle; hecver f5.o0sss.so: stWkcrs $50
a5..o; cows $s.ooa coo: Gamers 81 .eo6
100; hcifcfs ss.ooas.so: bulbs $4,000
loo; calves s:.oe@'.ss; ycarllnss $500
ma.s5.
Hogs: light ss.oOas.is: medium s7.7l
ds.oo; mixed s7,2sG7.,s; common es.s.
II.ss; heavy ss.sse7.2s: rough s5.ooG
20: pigs ss.ooss.oo.
shccr lambs ss.oo1 7.so: ycariinr
s7.oe; wcthsrs St.aoas.2,: cwcs $3.50
leo: culls >, eohs.eo. '
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-24
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
ADJOURN UNTIL JUNE l3

The county commissioners sitting as
hoard 81 equalization. adjwirncd
Monday TN June IL. when they will
meet again 20 hear protcrts against
changes made
The heard csmplctcd the work of TO
ing over rcnditions. Monday and no.
ticca nre belrg sent cut Ca all whose
valuations nave been raised. The nsvt
sltting 10 the hoard viii L. June u
and ~ and those receiving notire ~
change IN the valuation ~ their rs.
s~sslae property. ar. expected to lie
present
Quite n nunlsr d rnlSrs w.ro made
10y thu hart hut there were more Wi.
ustinns lowered than raised. Those
whose pruirriy valuations were low.
cred win not receive notice ~ the
change. nor win n he necessary Cor
'h~-a 20 - before the hoard nj Its next
sitting. One tas PAYER whose prop.
crty Was LISTED At sso.0s0 was reduced
To- tsi.cn". Mast 20 the raises hsw.
ssw. were small, running fron, 500
jn-+<tl----
~ - - -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-24

While America has plenty and 10
SPAR. she viii find investment In the
fund for the susteBancc a. the starry.
Ing Chinese an excellent way In which
to- extend her hold upon the hearts ~
the unfortunate Chinks.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-24
Gsv~rnwsemt Seils llsusss.
~ Associated Prses.

WASHINGTON. May 2a.-Approxi.
wateH i.soo surplus aforementioned
buildings ut Camp Dodge. Iowa. have
hen suld =. the Northern Lumber and
wreckinr Company ~ Minneapolis. Min.
nc~cts. for sssi .see. the war department.
m-nt announced today. The I'D was the
highest AMI hest received. q was sAid.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-24

90 oours Il IL sii rich, 90 talk abou,
the weakness ~ the other fellow. the
other COMMUNITY. the other lodge. tho
other church. but y might h. really
NOR. beneficial n w recogniSod our
own
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llCl|l


W Nssotiatsd Ftss.
NEW ORLEANS. May :3.-Rough
rice no sales: receipts ?.ots; mlllers re-.
ceipts same: clean rice sales $50 pockets
Japan NJ . ~: s.ses pockets Blue Rose
AZ I sSS3 IS. Receipts at ''s3.
Fran and polish unchanged.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-24

Marriage licenses have bssa issued n
~ n Peck and Miss 0laAys sandege
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-24
Second Class First Aid
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IN q. HENRY NESSl-AGE
Scout Executive.

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