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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-08
KEEP AMARILLO GROWING.

A CITY is Just like man. II cannot DE station
ry-it must 60 forward. or II will 60 backward
marillo is at that point in its history. where It
nus, expand. develop grow. or the stage OF retro
resson will set in.
A few months ago. the city and the county
rompted BY the progressive spirit, voted bonds.
he county for good roads and a county hospital
I'D the city for an auditorium and library to-
sxer with other needed facilities. When these
sues carried with good leads. this fact became
nown in and out OF the state of Texas. and the
ewspapers and individuals said amarillo -
oming alive She is making place Tor herself
he will be one OF the leading cities of the South
rest"
In view OF this favorable publicity. IN view OF
ne fact that there is no such thing as something
DR. nothing. Amarillo must now go forward, eN-
end this money when the time is opporiune' and
iake good her reputation as live one. In 80
Ding she will be the center OF still further ia
orable comment and profitable publicity. The
,ord likes a winner. and the city that leads to-
ay. must be the city that makes judiciouS invest
ienis OF its dollars. for the general good.
SOfnc OF AilidIlio NsAlNSiS HSNh' W. " 'N'''Nr
NJ the desire for the improvements made posi-
le through the bond issue voted with demand
hat they shall be made now--or before II l.
snown whether the bonds may be disposed OF al
fair price This is not the intention. at all On
he contrary the most enthusiastic supporters OF
he building program. are just as strongly IN
avor OF getting one hundred cents worth OF inn
movement for every dollar expended. as those
sho are less enthusiastic about the building.
Have the buildings program, but have il worth
he money. is the demand OF the progressives who
src standing behind the building This is far
rom ruinous attitude II is a constructive. a
afe. and sane one. The county hospital. the
rood roads. are provided by county issues, and
Violently the people wanted them or they would
ot have voted them. The cty's issues were also
Harried by great leads. thus there could be no
question as 10 desires OF the people relative to
his matter.
Amarillo's destiny is in her own hands. and
.he must appreciate the fact that the eyes OF the
people OF surrounding communities are on her
They are looking to her for leadership in matters
)f expansion. OF development. She canno, afford
o disappointment. il she would continue to lead
The fulfillment OF her suggested building pro-
gram is imperative-no backward steps. bu,
movement forward just as rapidly as good judg-
nent leads
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-08
boy SCOUTS WILL Be
GIVEN PRIZES DURING
CLEANUP CAMPAIGN

Boy Scouts viii receive $50 In prizes
for work IN connection with the clean.
up campaign that begins next week.
Every troop will receive a reward but
the larger share will go To those doing
the most effective work.
DIR. II. II. Duke. general chairman Of
the cleanup campaign has thrown off
his coat for the work 10 be In the midst
u II up to the eyes until Amarillo is az
spotlcss AZ anything mundane can be.
Monday he announced the appoint.
ment u Mrs W. r. Coble. president
oi the Mothers Club as chairman In
charge Of the cleanup Of school
grounds At the same time Mrs. ]. I.
kcndrick, vice.prcsident of the Moth.
ers' Club was named as assistant chair.
man Of the cleanup committee with
Mrs. Coblc.
To thoroughly systematic the work,
the city II To be divided into districts,
and scoutmaSter will be appointed
chairman Of zach u the several dis.
tricts. Each scoutmaster chairman
viii appoint subcommiitees ~ that
work will be- equally allotted. and the
contest tor prizes will be ON.
The head Of each committee will DO
asked Ia keep In constant touch with
the general chairman 80 that the cru.
sadc against unclcanllncss can bo car.
ried on most effectively.
City wagons will be provided TO haul
away the refuse as Il Ia piled In the
allcyways ~ the city. orders have
been placed for the printing OF rules
and regulations that shall govern the
campaign.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-08
BETTER TIMES AHEAD,
SAYS HOUSTON BANKER

\ meeting that II In believed to mean
stimulation to business In the Pan
die country will bc held In the cour,
room 81 the Federal building at II
o'clock this morning. The meeting will
include about 10 secrctary.trcasurer Of
the farm lean associations Of the Pan
handle counties.
The meeting will bc addressed by NJ
II. Gossett, president ~ the Federal
Land Loan Bank at Houston, Direct
from Washington. ID. G.. Monday morn
ing. where week ago yesterday. he
heard the opinion read by the L. s.
supreme Court UNFOLDING the farm loan
bank system IL the country.
Following rendition ~ the supreme
court decision. Mr.. Gosse,t attended u
conference II the presidents ~ the
twelve federal loan banks OF the United
States. and was president ~ the con.
ference
After suspension ~ the functions of
the Federal Farm Loan Banks for a
year. President Gossett predicts re-.
sumption will stimulate business In the
Panhandle and In the country at large
as well. and his views are shared by
the bankers 81 Amarillo.
IL h the estimate II Governor Hard.
ing ~ the Federal Farm Loan bank.
says President GOssett that one dollar
turned loose In the community does
the business ~ five. Secretary J. NJ.
Nicely ~ Amarillo. who has approved
applications amounting 10 $4,000. nc.
cOrding To the bankers estimate. will
have s2i0O0O worth ~ stimulating
effect In this immediate community.
The meeting ~ President Gossctt
with the sccrctary.,reasurcr today will
be u an educational nature ms was the
custom ~ such meetings before the
suspension. Details governing the
local officials In the farm Loan business
will b. gone into
The Federal Farm Loan BANK In
negotiating with loan companies for
$50 900. OOO, In the word President Cos.
sctt brings from the Washington con.
ference. To IT, divedcd among the twelve
banks. The Houston hank, he ex.
poets to get more than Its quota or
about $1,000 600. and leans II is cx.
pectcd will H. put out at the rate Of
81 100000 n month The rate will be
9 per cent
The Houston bank already has % Its
credit the leaning out of siO.OOO.OOO 10
I I .000 farmers and cattlemen.
Mr.. Gossett will be- the speaker at
the Lion Club luncheon at the Harvey
House at l2:i5.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-08

From many counties comes the statement that
commissioners courts and other officials are plan
ming road Improvement campaigns 1t is now
more generously understood than ever before
that road building and road maintenance is an i'm
portant work for every interest within the coun-
~ Good roads make good conditions-increases
values and invites the hes, class OF citizens to the
community
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-08
RUSSELL AND COCKRELL
ENTERTAIN statesmen

Horace Russell and CLYDE Cockrcll
entertained their travelling statesmen
and some II the statesmen they buy
tIom n, dinner e, the Amarillo Ho.
tel Monday night.
d. T.. Meade. ]. \ Ashford. Lcnoard
Nahew, cecil Jones and Bates witt.
sal'smcn were present. Charles r.
Smith service manager Tor the Corona
typewriter handled 10y Russell 4 Cock.
rell and Mr. stone. reprcscntating the
Gabriel Book Company were also
guests
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-08
Army officer Weds.

Though Unrlc sam wants no mote
soldiers and the Amarillo recruiting sta.
ton has been closed. tho little Kingdom
II double hlessedncss IL stlll calling FOR
recruits says Captain Walter NJ. Free.
man, formc. Amarillo recruiting off.
Ger. and he has answered the call
Monday The captain and Miss Maud
Marshall appeared at the county clerks
office. and satisfactorily answering the
questions propoundcd BY Deputy Henry
Ford, were granted license and hidden
Gods speed The axe u the groom was
given rs a. and tho bride q
Loarn Brown and Miss Ruth John.
ON. and !. y Slaughter and T. Killcn
were also granted license.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-08
Wednr Sday l. Fish Day.

wednesday. March 2. has been dcsig
mated az Fish Day" and u II the hopo
y those m charge that people generally
Will on that date. serve fish AZ least
one time. In some in.tanccs. especially
where fish may be- easily procured. PEG.
nle viii observe the date more fully
than they will In this city Yet In ANN.
rilio there Is uo reason why fish should
not b. served. Thos. who are inclined
% enjoy outdoor sports may have an
opportunity TO catch their own fish. and
others may pausnize. the local fist mar.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-08

Curry County. New Mexico, has County
Singing Association, and arrangements are now
made Tor four sings this year April June. Au-
gust and October The first OF these has been
widely advertised and will meet at Ranchvale
and it is estimated that it will be attended by some
from as great distance as one hundred miles.
Ii is stated that one OF the outstanding purposes
OF these events is the cultivation OF the commu-
nifty spirit. II viewed from this point only, the
gatherings would be OF greatest Importance, and
other counties might profit by trying out this
scheme.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-08
PLACING RESPONSIBILITY.

The deelinaiion OF the state legislature to stand
behind Governor Neif on his measure TO base &
Conviction OF an ici, liquor dispenser. on the
|incorroborated testimony OF a good man who
Pought" such "boo,legger" in,oxicans. has been
| he basis OF much comment among the newspa
Pers OF the country
That Governor Neii was moved BY the best OF
motives those who know him most CLOSELY know
here is no doubt but j, follows nevertheless that
here is food for thought in the following taken
rom the editorial columns OF the For, Worth
Record:
Governor Neff should be informed tina, no
honesi and truthful man paironizes a boo,egger
md then turns welcher" says Editor y. b. Hill Of
Rhe Brentwood Semi-Weekly News Neither
Ronsty or truthfulness are virtues commonly DOS.
|essed by that class who buy OF rum-r runners and
|he squeal on the men who favor them. The pur-
bose OF those who sought this amendment to the
Pear law was TO convict bot,eggers ON the un-
Rrroboraied evidence OF stool pigeons" Rum
nkrS should he oireu the LINN, az ,i,. i.,.,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-08
IN THE HOTELS
AMARILLO.

". l.. Mcintosh. Hereford.
n n Gossctt. Houston.
j. u. Boncy, Miami
T. a. Eastcrly. Denver.
II. H. Coyington. Plainyicw.
r. T.. cam. Mansfield. Ohio.
n. Hnlstcad and wife. Worcester
r. j. Gamble. Chicago.
\. &. Lidgrim. Chicago.
u. q. Clour, Plainyiew.
+ y. Carlson. Houston.
c. u. Barber. Hereford
Z. r. Fellon. Lanky.
A. Il Hobcrstrcot. Albuquerque
W. W. McCarty and wife, 'Wichita
Falls
g. D. Bowers. Fort Worth.
\. u. Graham. Jr.. Dallas.
Il. Donohey. Dallas.
h. McDole. Denver.
j. e. Lloyd, Dallas.
q. a. Lewis. Hereford.
a. islcr. Dallas.
Il. l.. Adkins. Fort Worth.
TOURIST INN.
T., RAINY Dimmitt,
:. Sheffey Dimmitt
H. wammock. Dimmitt.
Myrtle Knox. Dimmitt
ELK.
D. r.. Conuway. Saint Louis.
j. X. Green. Floydada.
j, VI. Poole. Oklahoma City.
y. e. Campbell. Fort Worth.
Mrs. J. 4. Williams. Happy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-08

THE Earth" the cxcellen, little publication Is
iued by the Santa Fc railroad under the able
management OF !. f. farrell, is ISSUING some
catchy publicity about the Santa Fe Southwest
reaching from Chicago to san Francisco. and
.lso including the other lines OF the great system
The publicity while authentic and dependable is
also constructive and pleasing in character In
this game OF exploiting the santa Fe South
west - NJ. Hove. OF Amarillo Joins, lie ira.
verses the territory OF the system. and numerous
OF his good articles find their way into the prints
OF the country. thus aiding the general good
policies OF the company.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-08

Amarillo is the coming city OF this portion OF
the Southwest. She has the making OF her own
destiny-it will be great or small according to her
estimation OF the place she should occupy Ii
Amarillo fails. it will be her own fault She
must dream largely, that her achievements may
be great More public spirit, more direct planting
Tor incidental reapng and the city will win, and
with il the entire Plains Country will be adj
vanced
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-08
NEW SCHOOL BUILDING BE
ERECTED At ROBSTOWN.


ROBSToWN. March 7.-Contract
Tor the erection az a modern high
school building was recently awarded
by the local Board Of Trustees TO NJ. c.
Parker a Company. of Houston. The
building viii cost approximately 500.
900. exclusive ~ futures and equip.
mcnt, and specifications call fee u
modern twostory structure of brick
md tile faced with brick and plaster
ed throughout. Six large class rooms
viii be- located on the first floor. while
the second floor plan provides for two
class rooms and an auditorium OF
abou, $50 seating capacity. Work u
completion viii be- rushed all possible
M the new structure II badly needed
to care for the rapid growth Of local
schools
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-08
New Trial Granted.

After being In the courts four years,
the case ~ !, W. Lawrence against the
Northern Assurance Company ct al,
was again taken up In county court
Monday and further hearing again post.
poned. The caso involves damage ON ne.
count ~ loss by fire. II has been Ia
the court of appeals. and was sent hack
tor new trial. Hearing was postponed
Monday that a witness for plaintiff
might be present instead 81 deposition.
which was presepted. The case will not
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-08
CLEBURNE FARMER SHOT
BY HIS BR0THER-IN-LAW

CLEBuRNE. Texas. Mar, ~, &.
Poole, 65. Burleson farmer. who was re.
leased ON bond today, charged with kill.
ing his daughter February rs. was "a.
tally shot as he stepped from al auto.
mebile near his home late today, VII.
liam Honeysuckle. his brotherIn.law.
was arrested In connection with Pooles
killing, and was released on bond.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-08

Rum-makers should be given the limit OF the law.
Rum-buyers are equally guilty II takes two to
commit crime or rather to make sale and
the buyer j, as guilty a. the seller
Doubtless there would be much good result
from law that would make both the buyer and
the seller guilty. for they each contribute to the
violation OF the law
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-08
LARGE ARMY MARCHING
TOWARD CITY PETR0GRAD

LONDON. Mar. "A dispatch to the
ENohnng" Telegraph from Helsingfors
nys that $1,000 men from Krons,adt
are marching to petrugrad. The Soviet
officials have sent Chinese and other
troops with artillery Ia meet them The
Soviet troops tried 10 get In contact
With the rebels across the ice near the
suburb ~ Waschostroff hut the crui.
ser Ptropnylovsk sholled and routed
them
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-08

Even at this time, when the shadow OF Wood
row Wilson is scarcely oil the grounds OF the
National Capitol buildings he is being roundly
lauded for his greatness little way to the iu-
ture. and Woodrow Wilson will stand on, as
maryelously grea, figure in the eyes OF all the
world including those who fought him mos, bit
ttrlv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-08
I,ishop 10 Preach Here.

Bishop W. u. McMurry 81 Louisville.
Ky. will preach ut the Polk Street
Methodist Church at o'clock Friday
evening. In the afternoon of the same
iay Dr.. Stoncwall Anderson IL Nash.
villc Tenn. secretary Of the general
hoard of education Of the church. win
speak. The speakers are making a tour
Of Texas In the interest OF educational
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-08

Information is published concerning a poultry
show IN Iockney recently u IS stated thai,
Lookncy showed Approximately two hundred
bird, Ihi, i, not large show as counts 60
but It Is lar better than nothing and reflects even
more strongly the fact tina, for year, Amarillo has
had no showing OF poultry.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-08

Isn't this Plains Country weather iriphtiul, ,
Late in the afternoon and early in the morning.
some OF the less rugged have felt more comfort.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-08
Birth Announcement.

Paul T.. scwell and wife OF Texhoma.
but formerly Of this city. announce the
arrival Of n seven.pound girl In their
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-27
MAGISTRATE HAS NEW
SYSTEM OF PUNISHMENT
Guilty Husbands Are Given the
Choice Between Jail Or
Wise Jurisis
Code

New York, May. r. Believing that
the husband Is to blame in seven
eighis Of the cases of marital di.-
ferences coming before sim. Nags
iraie John Kochenao-fer today an
nounced system hy which has
hand found guilty NAV sentence him
self
Men ike ms need waking up
more than they need JAZZ he said.
and hereafter guilty husbands vii
be given their choice Of jail or usy
'code Of behavior
This code, which wili As checked NJ
cay by day BY a probation office
~hen husband chooses il instead d
.sa. IS
To prepare breakfast every morn
inr. To wash dishes in the evenins
To take care O. the children or
hour day To have one evening
on, Of 8 week To take the family
ont every Sunday. io church in the
morning and for a walk in The az
ternoon. To buy candy and fruit for
she wife and children once week
l-To start a savings bank account. IT,
refrain from asking his VIE to waN
IN him. bat or ths contrary. wait on
himself. To repeat every day n
,east once the promise he made ~hen
Re married his wite-'hst ne WOW 4
love. honor and cherish Der
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-27
BAND CONCERT TONIGHT
TO BE EXTRA GOOD

An unusually good band concert IS
carded Tor tonight The concert viii
begin promptly at S o'clock at the
east side Of federal park Pref /.
L. Johnston wiil direct Following i
the program
Wsr,h--c.oltnsus ot Columbia.
Grand Seleciion-Mari.ina.
Narch-New YORK HlppodTome
Waltz Blue Bird.
March-The Nash.
Trumpet Solo-The sunshine 81
yonr Smile
MarVh-St Julian.
Hawaiian Moonlisht
yox Troi-Venetisn Moon
Narch-Norfh hEfnd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-27
RADIO AIS DEAL
DEATH IN NE\ltO

Mexico City. May ~ Radical Gle
menfs sie7e1 The municipal govern
uenl Of The village OF Tacoma near
ZaInora. STATE q MichoacAn. yesier-
day and IN fighting with the village
authorities. Killed the chief of police
and wounded the mayer and several
other civilians Red flass were hoist
ed above several buildings. but when
the redicals attempted 10 force .heir
Way into churches. the populace re-
sisted SO strongly that the disiurbers
Withdrew
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-27
RIDES ON OKLAHOMA
TRAINS To COST LESS
Pullman Service Cut Down 5C
Per Cent, Passenger Fare %
and Freight 35 Per Cent
By New Order

Oklahoma City. May. .7-Rsi
roads in Oklahoma were ordered lats
yesterday ny me state corporation
commission To file before June
revised tariff schedules materially
reducing rates in The state The
'order vas issued following a hearin-
cn an application hv the carriers 10
an extension q an increase granted
last September and intended to ex-
rire June ! The reductions order
I'd hy the commission are s5 per cent
N freiEAt rates. 20 per cent in pss-
senrcr fares ard ~ per cent in Pull
nan fares
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-27

unfortunately has not yet been
cablci to this country. but we
feel that perhaps It can be recon-
strucied without injustice 10 the
executive of Noeux les Mines 1t
might run something like llis:
!, the mayor Of Noeux ieS
Mines. do not Ike music. This IS
very important faeI because ! am
a very good man ] must he 4
good man because I am mayor OF
Noeux les Mines Now the fact
that | do not like music, which J
think is a lot Of silly persons
making sounds and ridiculous
n oxements Ia no useful end. the
fact taai / feel this way Is also
important. II /. a good man, do
not ike music. the conclusion j.
ohvions that those who DO ike
music are not good people And
surely what bad people like and
good people oo not like must per
forcc he wicked and therefore
immoral
Ne 30 not know the mayor q
Noeux les Mines nor are we cen
versant with his opinions. but
human nature in different lands
.ua different climes is very much
the same proposition. The pro
cess az thought in minds of lake
types is apt 10 be identical No
matter what the geography
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-27
NASy AUTOMOBILES WANTED
ror MEMORIAL pA'

lv will require many ears to take
he members q the G a i and the
Women's Relief Corps 10 and from
he cemetery on Memorial DAY Guth-
-ie citizens. always generous. are
allied upon sor aid All who can do
50 please notify Glen Farquhsrson.
ahone 5ns or Frank Bond l5s Saiur-
1ay- They vii regis CT your car
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-27
THREE BuBoNlc PLAGUE
CASES IN MEXICO

Mexico City. May. 2--Fonr nesr
cases of hnhonic plaque and three
desths we're recorded 10 Tsmpieo
\ testeraav There are forty known
cases Of the plague There hni dis
patches assert that rigid sanila-
measures 10 prevent the spread q
the disease are being snanEursted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-27
A BLUE LAW IN FRANCE

His honor. The mayor Of Noeux
les Mines. which is fowr
somewhere in France. IA.
come TO the conclusion iha-
mn ie is bad FOR the people +.
morals. Therefore he has forbid
den the use Of pianos. phono
graphs, or any other musical In
stTTunenis on any public prop
erty. Birds. messenger boys wht
whistle. and church bells are *
eept from the order.
The logic by which the good
mayor reached his conclusions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-27
RED RIVER BOUNDARY
AGAIN IN HIGH COURT

Washington, May. 27.-vssares II
the Red river brought the ress,.
Oklahoma oil land dispute back into
tie supreme court today when At
torney General ososnerty soueh,
further legal proceedings to find IN.
south bank" Of the stream. fixed by
the court as the interstate boundary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-27
WOMAN DIES LEAVING
f22 or Her DESCENT

Temple Texas, May s--Sixtv
grand children. fifty four great grand
children. four great great grand chill
dren sns four daughters. survive Mrs
10. A Bethany. IS years old. who died
here Thursday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-27
NaNGLED VIXEN ne
FALLS FROM TRAM

Mian May g7-Jesse e Smi3-
+ Butte Montana S5 wears old de-
IL local hospital lsst niEht. as a
esn't oi injuries sustained late ye-
erdsy when he fe'l from 2 train
which be attempted to hoard near
1arcissa. eDrouie to Enid for worf
the wheat fields He is survived
his widow and three children
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-27
DETROIT ENFORCING
THE TRAFFIC LAWS

Detroit May. e--f'ifteen hundred
members Of the Civilian Police to-
day began assisting the traffic force
Of the police department in sppre-
hendng motorists who violate traf
&c regulations. About i.eeo OF this
number are to patrol streets in
motor cars
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-27
ANOTHER 10 YEARS OLD
GIRL KILLS AERsEl =

1a'vesta~- Texas. May. s7-Doris
Sierhens l9. believed to have for
ene-lr h~cn a resident of Humble
died here last night from self-intlic.-
IA ris,cl wounds, according TO ths
ro'ica The shot was fired while
the voune woman was seated in an
automobile in the business section
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-27
ElNMoHENwEhR 10 ouIr

London. May. 27.-Decision that the
Eohenwehr must disband has
been received by the Bavarisn cour
ell Of ministers. says Berlin des-
patch 10 the London News