Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-22

Stln tfnllllnu ui iftlfitIu Mun NkVUu /
cd the meeting III the Panhandle com |
mercial secretaries here Monday al /
tcrnoon returned to his home yesterday |
afternoon.
Albert Pennington returned to his
home In Lockncy Tuesday af,erdnoon
after ranacting business matters ~
the city, lie came here Monday to
attend the meeting of he Panhandle
commercial secretaries.
Mrs. Charles W. Biller and daugh'
ter. Miss Ruby ARE visiting with rela'
tiyes and friends IN l.rkney, ana that
section IN Floyd county. Messages IL.
,eiVcd from Mrs. Billcr are To the ct'
feet that the rains have not been ~
generous In that portion VI the Panhan
die. ss In other sections oi the Plains,
Prominent among the delegates to
the first meeting. NJ the Panhandle
secretaries Of commerce In Amarillo
Monday was a, Pennington. brother of
Airs. lien Smith 1T i.ockney. Mr.. Pen
nington has been In this portion of the
state only short time. but is greatly
IN love with the Plains AREA. lie de.
,larcs that II the people In South Tex.
as knew the character of the soil, the
climat. and the people here. that there
would be- an exodus from his old home
community that would greatly deplcte
the population there.
Special Agent Humphreys of the
United States Employment Service,
who has an office In the city Hall, has
demands Tor hundreds at harvcstcrs
nom many communities, With the re-
turn Ut clear weather the call FOR Ia
hur viii dulflllcss hc No great that II
vii b. difficult Ia ill., All who desire
IL work should 10 To the city Hall
where their wants viii bc given ut
t.n,ion by either SECRETARY Jamison IL
the Panhandle Plains Chamber of Com
merce, County Agent Benton, or the
officers of the Hazard IL city Develop
menl. Il IL pointed out. These men arc
uoing all that Is possible to meet the
needs Ut the wheat farmers of the ter
ritory. aud they have a number IL men
at NVtl NlNlNrshN NANN NN'NAN' "'N' w
nands for helpers
Judge l.. ". Wall of Moore county,
who returned To Dumas yesterday at
ter spending two days IN Amarillo,
made the statement that despite tho
rather persistent rains, wheat In that
section has not been damaged to any
spprrciahlc extent,
Seth n, Holman, president Of the
Panhandle prcss Association, who nc.
com,anici his wife, returned to Here
ford Tuesday morning, after spending
Monday In Amarillo, reports that bust
ness conditions In the White Face cap
i,al are steadily improving, and tho
sp,rl,s uf the people arc of the hest,
The farmers wheat has been greatly
Improved and livestock are In excellent
shape.
Lee Satterwhitc II Panhandle was IN
Amarillo Monday and reports that
wheat IL ripcnins rapidly In Carson
county. HE reports that thcrc Is
labor shortage In connection with tn
harvest. and that men viii he badly
NEEDED Jus, rs soon as the weather
conditions become favorable. The visi
tor Is getting In shape Tor the oncom
iur sp,rial SESSION Ut the Texas i.cgis
la,urc. and states that a number ot I'M
portan, matters will claim attention n
that body,
Road work il In progress again dc
snitc the recent heavy rains, A ful
crew is engaged On the north road-
b,,wr,n Amarillo and the Canadial
River. Gravel is being rushed ont
the road and just south Of Amari't
creek new right of way has been ~
cured and the highway Is being s,raig'
tened and shortened and some very la
plarrs avoided. The change viii ut
n.t,ly do away with the bridge ina
a, this time spans the creek. and al
other has been Installed cmnec,in
with the changed roadway,
Information FROM Clarendon II
,h. effect that Mrs. Ida chitwoo'
home demonstration agent Tor po'
ley county " steadily improving u
,owlng an automobile accident II vi
4. uSalled that Mrs Chi,wood VI
found near her automobile IN an VI
conscious condition week axe Ia
monday.
Mr.. ana Mrs Elmo jcslln IL DALI
are IN Amarillo fur a tcnday v,sl, WI
th,lr parents aud friends In the city,
Heavy rains ~ the PAS, several da'
havv lan,cd oul Ia The s,rec, c"n'nl
- n IN