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Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1921-11-18
She Missed Something.

Catherine was spending Christmas In
the City of Mexico. Mother Goose was
one of her gifts from Santa, and the
rhymes proved quite entertaining to
her. On her visit out to the castle of
Chapultepec, she was told the king had
lived there. She went all about look
Ing behind doors and under the royal
bed, and finally said: "Well, mother,
where can the merry old soul be?"
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1921-11-18
To Consider Ford Offer.

Washington, Nov 17.-Henry
Fords' offer for the Muscle Shoals
(Ala.l nitrate and water power
projects, which will be explained to
Secretary Weeks Friday by the De-
troit manufacturer, will be consid-
cred by Mr.. Weeks and final action
on it before consideration is given
to any of the other offers.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1921-11-18
Anatomical.

"a man may be mistaken, even
though his heart 10 in the right
place."
"YeS" replied Senator Sorghum,
but what's the use of having your
heart in the right place If your brains
get in wrong?"
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1921-11-18

Somerville, Mass, boasts of a
"Baby Hercules" He is eight-month-
old Harry LaFleur Jr., and he can
perform athletic feats that are amaz-
ing for one SO young. Harry can chin
the bar like veteran. He has a
chest and arm development that is
most unusual. The baby weighs IS
pounds.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1921-11-18

In the two years of its career
as Republic Poland has issued
$50 varieties of postage stamps.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1921-11-18

The King of Sweden has been
welded longest of any European
crowned head.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-15
J. S. Hardy Glad to
Get Back to Plains


Mr. and Mrs J, \ Hardy, IN many
Years residents " snydr, aC In ANA
rllio, visiting with their son, olln y
Hardy, VI Ihc Trlnhnne editorial rrcc
Mr. ita,dN tor number VI Years was
engaged In the newspaper business In
Snyder h0, rcccntly dlsmscd VI his
l,lan, lhcrc, and has slncc that time
scn NlslilNg WNcr thu s,alr vi 1cSas
with wla,Vs and friends Mr. 'lhrh
ald
TN cOmlns ,o Amarillo, ~ W. PASSED
ln,o lhc country this sldc Vt ChlldrcSs
ami ~ mto this city, II t~'kel III" n
lNWdlSe, ,aNnw Imagine anv,h1ne
mNc beautiful Tho cCIs, thu llvr'
s,~'e, ,Nc grN~yal arlWNNn,c Il thu
country and ,hc towns, bcslcak pros'
pvst,N I am gwA,N lm,NVss,A with
e0,UN ~ SSlhllnlcs ~ this city and thu
saA r'gnaNs ccUnNN. 4, u MT al al
s,rNNgc tia, the ls~as,c aw w low with
this p,F,,M ~ ,hc S,a,c, The Vcly at
WWSl'hc'V m0cWla,~s Vnc with y acsic
~ aNg,r hcaN,"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-15
POST RESOLUTIONS.

Following IN a copy q. resolutions 81
drrcd prepared NJ the meeting ~ Han
son Post, American Legion, Tuesday
night,
Whereas, Henry l.. Burns. an ox.
service man, haying served his country
honophly through three separate en-
liH,mcnis In the Army ~ the United
states, enc Il which was during the
p"riod " the PAST war, was killed In
Amarillo ON September 9th. 1891, and
whereas, In performing its duties,
Hanson Post No, ~, uf ,hr Texas De.
lartm,n American Legion tnnk
charge ~ the funeral Ton said Henry l..
nurns, and
whereas, the womans Auxiliary ~
this Pus, " the American Legion, tn
gc,hcr with the citizenship IN general
tuck u gscai interest, mnnlfcs,inr their
deep sympathy and cundnlcnre Tor a
Patriot, and by their prosenc. and bcau'
utul floml uibutes aade possible an
impressive hulral 1T cue who had served
his country we'll, aud.
"Whcrcas, the OriHgs Undertaking
Company Nnlvled unusual services IN
connection with III, domisc and inter
men, ~ said Henry l., Burns,
Nuw, thvicftlc he u resolved, by
Hanson ros, NJ, -. oi the Department
~ TEXAS, American Legion, On this the
la,h day NJ September, 1871 IN regular
meeting assembled that the Woman's
Auxiliary, the citizenship III Amarillo In
general and The y, \, Grig.s undcr,ak.
ing establishment hr extended th,, h,ylIt,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-15
cEoRGE u, SHAW, Springfield. Mass,

ia s,y ha, { 81 twenty tive wears
Younger. twenty-five y~ar maHhler
aud TWENTY-FIVE wears siVng,r cN.
messcs wha, Tanlac has donc ia NJ"
hc,,cr than any either way oan put IL
said OcWsc u, Shaw, Nv,viHn ot the
,ivn War. VIM nov lives At ssl NAHUM
S,r~t Springfield, Mass
II avn now ScVca,y-clgh, ware oh
and don't hesitate a. sny haN" NcVcr
known madeleine To- ruval nalac, fT
uf,cca wears VAS suhi,c, L. attacks ~
indigestion that weSr So Tad az uucs
wOuld hSVV u laV up t.i a wvcN ~ ,w',
fm a hOng time lived IN v'ack,rs AMI
milk alone ~ W,,hlng vlse agyc 4 with
nv.
when slar,vd IN ranlsc wVigh, !
only ,nc hundred and scVvn,,rn pcchds
aud my DAYS wvTe thought ~ lie Hs'ss-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-15
THREE RAILWAYS CUT
AMARILLO FAIR RATE

T, n N,llagAvg, chairman q the
,u~nS'sy,A,NA - W,lNi,,ce VI thN lNNs
AaN,l,,el,rinS r,t.Stae Hait, has nO,i,
tav>l lTVS,,NcN, Mal,sr 4 Irwin thu, III,
,a,Vr rN,lNs,lS vst a ANarilM hNNc
efan,,sl ,N>,O,~~l uNtvs Omc and Oac-
eAN tNgV ~ a "a aNAlNh,sCN lAan has
lrsN gFAAt,l
TSskcsS y,NN D. NoVAeS,S MN ~
,yl-E ~ ., n AMI ,hy lA,cSs r,t0rn ,la,c
nm MAN ~ ~ 4 !, tNto,s,r ~ Thc
Jaw y hesluly,l y, D. h,A ,Nt,a-F ~
- u aUa n, l.aes AilyStcl M the
fNslsstsssS AtvsN
Santa Ne-wsNnsskN u NSt SVMN,t,
y, NJ NAl,ya AVA SN,v,Ws,,T. Spvlgs,l
I've NsNeyNs>,
NJ Vista spa NNNVF wSchWa
kSAl,s ~ NN0Ns,
MA .saaN,A ~ u rS>hoWa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-15
Money-Saving Specials
i. /; at l.: Laing'!s; s.. ;,
These prices good until Saturday night, Septem.
Der II.
ZIG East Fifth

~ lbs, Granuatcd Sugar ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 100
. lbs, Fancy SpudS Observation-Disclosures. Sl.00
20 lbs Fancy Sweet Potatoes .........,...Sl.0
" lbs, Great West Flour Observation-Disclosures $3.50
S-lb pail Jewel Shortening ,,,,,.,....,....sl.2
Gallon Yellow Cling Peaches ,,,,,.,,...,......6 Csc
Gallon Puyalop BlackherrcS ,.............Sl. l0
Gallon Grated Pineapple .,,,.,,.,...,....8 sc
l. bars Crystal White Soap ,,,,,..,.,......S l.00
! bars Creme Oil Soap ,,,.,,..,........... Csc
dozen o-os, Armours Milk Observation-Disclosures SOC
dozen Belle Isle Corn, Observation-Disclosures l.4S
dozen No, Fancy omatoeS, ,,.,.,,.........Sl. $3.50
dozen No, 23 California Tomatoes. ......S l.60
] dozen lib. Pink Salmon. ,,,,,.,,......$i .6s
|o-o1 rolls Crepe Paper ,,,,.,,.,.........2 Csc
Cation New Comb Honey ,,,,,.,,.......,.Sl.s
Gallon New Extracted Honey .,,,,,,...... $3.50
Res Sugar Cured Bacon, by strip, ,,........,.3 Sc
SwiIt'S Premium Bacon, by strip .llc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-15

hcrd. I've hvn 80 wonderfully hulh
IN noN w,iEh onc hundg,d and faiN
,hr,e lnapd. ani my stomach l. a.
sound az q ,,ollsr In favi, tsllcN" I
could "a, the old army ,atlons again
wi,sou, il hurting me- In N" least,
n never MISS vhaNvc - Swing y
g,oA w,ad f,F Tanhc aud | w"uh ~
~ urxc tn NNs II ,hc sixties WIN
arc nu tcliaE righ, ~ XIV u a ,ral
TN am surc Il woald va, thew b.
llse asain ius, as 4 has me- Nv q
man q my sgc u have ne phNsisNl
allmrnt. "a H. wVn and s,r ~ ard "a
lOy ~, a. h dol ,wca,ytivc wars asv
IL ceitslnN s,anc,hing tV ~ thankful
10, and thu, h n,,hing ,oN r,. Il I san
gtV ~ Ta..tc."
Tansc ~ s,M In Ames.lio IN Hsnssal
iaug ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-15
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-15
lllnS N.NTEIl.

Scalcd bids viii h. rrcclvrl hy the
undc, slgncd un,ll ~ oclock moan Tues
DAY, September -. 1891, and then pub.
licN opcncd by the city Commlsslon,
rr mIn,shin. all labor and material
tn cxcava,e aud paw with V.r,kal
hhr brick ~ cOncr,e, the allcy
through bhVs NJ, rlcmons Addition tn
Amaulo Specifications and further In
t., ma,lcn may W. secured tr~n the un-
dcrsigncd
Thc city Nscrvcs the righ, to acccp,
any, g reject all bids,
J, a. COLBY.
CIV NeNN~~~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-15
Hanson Post viii
Run E, 0. Thompson

Asnson INST, AwWstNA I.esSSN viii
rsNseN, aAc Nas,e - Hrnc~, N rNNssy''
sen ~ ceNA.slA,c or Nt,V s~',mNpsses
" ~ Twas SsgassNsN, " nv AeeFs
eaa i-~sN.A Al ~ ssAsc SVaVVN,i.A "
NJ N~e. Sss'sVNAl~g - " - Mt
Ssear~sn y rass SSsNessnslsE - War
49, fes,, NnA Nsal s,l9sstvEs ANc>Ars
taA, q r>NAspAle Y~s,s MI N0cN AiN
~ Csa - sssSeva ~ lAN, esttsN
eeasAaale issNa lssss WI ~ WE
tea NstSss With FNSeesss IA, NV -,
sNS.e NJ, vAstNresa ~ ~ 0syN~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-15
nN, NW.tVtt s.hNNtNo 49,.
R1llO

IN, Claude wolcO,, returned sunday
nSm nallas, and viii rcmaln In ANA
rtllo until oc,oleh the 18th, Clsn
which date he viii rc,urn t. Dallas n
take un his new aa,ics a. i1csilcn, ~
the Texas COllegc II or,0mc,ry, which
e,os ,,s tGs, term November LIST, next,
Thr~c WIN desire spectal eycslass
servtcc arc respectfully Na0cs,,a IL
nase ,hosr arrangements NV, relc-
ntents.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-12-01
S. P. CO. SELLS
ELkO SHALE PLANT

The Southern Pacific Corpan, :
experimental shale distiIlat'on liant
at Elko, operated for SOC tlAe un-
de- government supervisor, and
which was to have been auctioned
on to the highest bidder, has been
purchased in its entirety by the
Catlin Shale Oil Products Company
of Elko, the Independent reports.
The purchase includes everything
at the plant except one retort and
boiler.
The Catlin company also pur-
chased the power transmission line
erected to the Southern Pacific
plant by the Elko-Lamoille Power
Company. and will install the power
line to the Catlin plant.
The purchase includes a tower,
all mining equipment, machinery,
taDks and several small houses and
bungalows attached to the property.
The bungalows win be hauled to
the Catlin plant by motor truck.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-12-01
FERNLEY FARMERS
DISCUSS MELONS

The Fernley community center of
the farm bureau will meet at Fern
ley Saturday night to elect officers
for the coming year and to elect
three delegates to the annual coun-
ty meeting Of the farm bureau
which will be held at Yerington on
December %, says the Reno Ga
zette.
Other business to be transacted
will be to reach a decision as to
whether or not cantaloupes shall be
grown next year in the Fernley dis
trict on q large enough scale to
warrant shipments in carload lots,
and an attempt will be made at this
meeting to sign up enough acreage
to make such shipments possible.
County Agricultural Agent Reed
Of Churchill county will talk on the
Churchill County Cantaloupe Crow
ers' association and their plans for
next year. E. ]. Lucas, who pro-
duced cantaloupes successfully at
Fernley the past season, viii also
talk.
One and three-quarters acres of
cantaloupes at Fernley last year
produced $50 crates of cantaloupes,
or approximately 200 crates to the
acre. These at the 1921 price Of
81 per crate would have yielded
approximately $500 in comparison
with the $50 or $40 for alfalfa
raised on a similar area.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-12-01
MINERAL COUNTY
IS PROGRESSIVE

With the two undertakings ac-
complished, which at the outset
were declared by many to be impos-
sible, Mineral county has placed
herself on record as being progress
sive and farseeing.
The scenic road on the west side
Of Walker Lake. which converted
mountains Of solid granite into .
beautiful all-year route from Reno
to Tonopah and Los Angeles, was
no more finished when the people Of
the county got back Of the move
ment to buy the power system and
extend It to Nina and Simon, and
eventually to Candelaria. Last
Tuesday electricity began turning
the wheels and moving the machin-
cry Of the Simon mill, 80 miles east
Of Nina. It is expected that within
five months a similar line will be
running at Candelaria, for money
has been raised and plans made for
its completion in that line. Thus
In spite Of obstacles, Mineral county
has helped to bring the wealth of
the hills within the reach of the
people.--Walker Lake Bulletin.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-12-01
FOOD COSTS ON
UP'RA|sE ON COAST

Cost Of food rose in all the larger
cities Of the twelfth federal reserve
cities during the four months end
ing September l, 1921, John Perrin,
San Francisco, federal reserve dis
trict agent, declared in q report
made public yesterday.
Housing costs also rose slightly
except in Seattle, and charges for
fuel, light and miscellaneous articles
remained practically stationary"
the report said. 1.-THE costs Of
clothing and of furniture and fur
nishings showed marked declines in
all cities. Similar trends were OBJ
served in the United States as a
whole.
According to the reports Of the
United States department of labor,
the cost Of living in the United
States decreased IL per cent from
May, 1921, to September, 1921, the
reductions in four of the principal
cities in the district included in the
summary being Seattle, 2:6 per
cent; San Francisco, 1.3 per cent;
Los Angeles IL per cent; Portland
l per cent"
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-12-01
WILL NOT MIX IN
/. BOULDER PROJECT

To avoid any possibility of Ne
vada becoming entangled in the fac
tional fight waged by California
cities over the power and water ia
cilities of the Colorado river, Gov
ernor Boyle and State Engineer
Scrugham have announced they will
not attend the convention of the
league Of the southwest, to be held
at Riverside, California.
Governor Boyle will personally
represent Nevada at the meeting to
be called by Secretary of the In
terror Fall at San Diego, where the
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-12-01
COYOTE ATTACKS:
DOG SAVES MASTER

war veteran, slew q rabid coyote
at his eating station on the Midland
trail known as Five Mile and then
had to kill the valuable dog which
saved his life from the maurauder,
says the Gazette.
Clark was fighting desperately
with the coyote, which weighed fifty
eight pounds. He had fired six
loads from sawed-off shotgun into
the coyote without apparently weak
ening its ferocity and was slowly
becoming exhausted when his dog
rushed to his aid and seized the
coyotes throat between his Jaws
and held him prisoner until Clark
fired the shot that killed the
prowler.
This was twelve days ago and
fearing infection Clark closely ex-
amined his dogs hide with q magni-
flying glass to detect the presence
of scratches. None could be found
and Clark hoped his dog. for which
he had been offered $3.50, would
escape.
Five days ago two house cats
which had slept with the dog since
they were kittens forsook his woody
coat and sought shelter in a barn.
Their instinct warned them Of the
danger which developed two days
later when the dog gave unmis-
taxable proof of rabies and was
killed.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-12-01

Home From Hospital
Frank Case returned Tuesday
from San Francisco, where he sub
mitted to hospital treatment over an
extended period. He Is much i'm
proved in health. He was accom-
panied home by Mr.. and Mrs. C. w.
Mills, Mrs. Mills being a sister of
Mr.. Case. She attended Der brother
throughout his stay below, while
Mr.. Mills went below recently and
accompanied them home.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-12-01

More Rain Here
Rev. J. H. Westervelt returned
yesterday from a trip to Battle
Mountain and Carlin, where he de-
livered religious addresses. He re-
ports decrease in the precipitation
OF the present storm as It moved
eastward,
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-12-01
IMPUDENT.

Colorado river problems will be Off
cially threshed out.
Nevada is vitality interested in the
matter, as this state expects to draw
water for power and irrigation from
the projected dam at Boulder
Canyon.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-12-01

Exaspsrated? Use the wantads.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-30
FOOTBALL SQUAD GIVEN PARTY
AT LANDERGI> HOME.

one Of the most delightful social
courtesl.s of the season was extended
the football squad and coach Of the
Amarillo High school boy the Junior
Senior girls Friday evening Noyem
her 90. al the T.. H. Landergin home
1900 Polk
The home was beautifully decorated
with the high school colors Of orange
aud black, and yellow nuns"
A. IN. guests arrived they were
uth red into the reception room. where
On informal time was spent In music
and social conversation until all had
arrived. when they repaired TO the
hall room. where dancing ana games
were enjoyed until a late hour. a no.
tabl. feature of the evening was con
test. In which the most popular hoy on
the team was chosen. and Tiger III
klns was the winner of a large vel
low mum" tied with black ana yellow
tulie
isl. In the evening refreshments ~
sandwiches, mints and tea were served
10 the following guests. Messrs Jake
Munday, John Oakes. Tiger Elkns.
Charles Fcicrhcnd. Dewitt Lands Bus
ter Winfield NicholOs. Johnnie Ander
son. Hardin Boyl.s Ray Raylcs. Pat
Warrington. Irwin Stay clyde Butler
Hiram Thompson Leonard sharp
Duck Little lcoachl Grady Mobiles and
Misses Susie Crudgington, odin Nich
clos. Rachel paulry Alice Curtis. 10
rene Shipley. Grace Walker. Pauline
Donley. Dorothy Thompson, Frances
Rollow. Adrienne Attohurv and Nh
and Mrs Grady {. Ward.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-30
WEEKLY SOCIAL. AND
CLUE CAI.t\DAR.

The Womans club win meet In reg
ular Session Thursday with Mrs II. g.
Hendricks 500 jefferson, at 2 y. m.
Mrs T. Il. Humphrey will be hostess
o. the members Of the Piorian club
Thursday ~ y. M. al her home. 1901 y
Polk.
The United Daughters 81 the Confed.
mcy viii meet IN regular session Fri.
day ~ the hoinc of Mrs. n. G.. Hau-
com. 10i Jackson, at 2 .. m.
las Amgus club win be- entertained
at the home ~ Mrs Grover Malone.
sos Monroe. al p M, Friday.
The members 81 the Gleuwuod school
Parent Teachers club viii give a box
supper Friday AZ $50 y. m. AZ the
school building, the proceeds from
which VIII go to huv scales 20 assist
In the health work at the school The
public is cordially invited To attend.
The Friday Bridge club will meet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-30
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED BY HIGH
SCHOOL, 4. 4. Club.


The Parent Teachers Club of the
high school held It's first meeting OF
the season Monday afternoon at tho
high school building. and the following
officers We're elected for the new year
President. Mrs. W. r. White. first vice
president. Mrs Guy W Fuller; second
vice president. Mrs. Walter X. Browne;
ttird vice president. Mrs Il. u. Mas
tcrson Dr.. recording secretary. Mrs. j.
l.. Dixon: treasurer. Mrs. 4. T. Miller
corresponding secretary. Mrs. X. l., At
len. club reporter. Mrs. {. l.. War
fcn.
Numerous matters az Importance
were taken up during the afternoon
ana Ross u. Rogers OF the Mission
Theatre addressed the ladies' ON the
subject OF Better Films FOR Amarillo
Mr. Rogers also presented plan which
viii give the children ~ the city an
opportunity Ia see the most insplra'
honal and educational films that are
produced lie stated that through the
cooperation and aid Of the mothers Of
the city he would be- able TO hold a
special children's matinee every Satur'
dlv morning. al which time only the
most select and educational pictures
will be shown Mr. Rogers extended W
invitation To the club members 10 AZ
,nd q special showing of Little Red
Riding Hood that Is % be shown her,
Wednesday at 10 "a. M, at the Mission
| Theatre This movement was heartily
endorsed bv every mother present, and
II Is expected this will prove to be az
important and effective step towar'
| letter films" here
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-30
h|,%nc:::te'i:t13
MRS. PERCY Y. PENNYBACKER IS
HONOR GUEST AT CLUB LUNCH

T. Vineyard. president OF Potter Coun'
" Federation. the afternoons program
was opened with two beautiful vocal
numbers. NV Mother" and "Alls Well
That Ends Wei" written by Miss
Julia Lockctt OF this city. sung by Mrs,
L. H. Newly. accompanied on the piano
by Mrs Robert Wilson.
The toastmstress then introduced
tie honor guest. Mrs. Pennybacker
with beautiful toast. after which Mrs.
pcnnyhacker gave splendid address
In which the duty and importance Of
beauty In every phase Of life, was ac.
ccntuatcd.
Mrs Pcnnyiackcr stated that the
worlds problems ~ today were not 10
DC solved neither by men or by wo.
men. but by men and women together.
\ lovely tribute was Eiyen the women
OF Tetas lN Mrs. pennyhacker who
congratulated them on their wonderful
work and boundloss enthusiasm IN the
betterment Of both city and state
Every woman should III herself for cit
izenship by acquainting herself with
fNiNlNtoiiN VI iiif hANf ANU wv AAAN ~
Texas should be content until II reg
listers 100 per cent IN voting. was
rointed out by Mrs Pcnnyhacker Vot
ing X not only a privilege but Is also
a duty. therefore the women OF Amcri
"a must prepare themselves TO assume
this new responsibility.
Another important feature of Mrs
Pcnnybackcr's talk was the fact thai
IL something is not really accomplishe,
At the disarmament conference. tina
within the next fifteen or twenty year.
another war viii take place. The sue
ccss IN purpose Of the conference de
ponds largely on public opinion and th'
General Federation urges that the wo
men OF the country in behalf of thu
mighty cause. write letters. expressing
their ideas ON the matter and sen,
them in to Washington.
Representatives from all of the looa
J clubs were in attendance and mum
! bcr Of out Of town ladies' were ais
! present.
The program was brought tn a clos
with the singing In unison OF God y
! With You Till We Meet Again"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-30
JONES.GILNORE WEDDING
II A>>Ot need.

Miss Gladys Jones ~ Memphis. Tex.
and Daily Wlmort were united IN
marriage at Memphis SATURDAY. Nov
Goth.
Nh Gilmore Is the son OF In j.
Gilmore of Turkey, Texas The young
couple, after short wedding trip will
make THEN home in Amarillo with Mrs
Gilmwc's sister Mrs w. " Harder OF
1905 Van Buren,.