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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13

Tho fact that there's nothing new
under the sun has been amply and OFT
stt,si,d Co. set most things are a''
custnusd tn assume new shapes every
ao often $50 we measure progress
The stag, coach gives way o. the
limousine. the old crock which father
used 10 place over his childs head 90
cut his hair h. replaced by an automatic
electric hair clipper and the GA swad'
dlesomo skirts which made the swans
OF past ar.- sigh when they looked at
Them ar, evolved into tho modern knee
length skirt which transforms the sikh
20 n whistle.
But tho old order does not entirely
mass away. M an illustration. take
the picture post card,
This form II art. iu which all the
lawns are pvrpctualy green. the huild'
ings pcrpciually clean, and which de-
pirta AN the aspects OF life in iis ideal
state. was evolved in Europe to be- sold
10 tourists who sent them back To the
folk al home.
The first time thu picture post card
popped us head up Lon America o. was
in the form ol hoiri pictures, which
were peddlod in the hotels themselves.
, Whom people from the provinces came
10 town they would huy one ut these
picture post cards. which displayed the
h0s,lcry IN fambuyant cU.ufs. mark
tho room whi.h they occupied with an
~" iuscribc a note that they were
having "a good time. and mail % 10 the
folk back home.
OSsh. Hotel clerks have cvcu mt.
mated that sometimes these travellers
would buy pictures OF tho best hotels.
while they went 20 some cheap room
lag house 20 stay. merely 10 impress the
folk at homcl
And gradually the picture post cards
extended their sphere, until now the
post office. the court house. aud at the
I leading business and rcsidcnt houses
are numbered among thc views which
are on sale for the traveller. And they
nre al idcalized That Is the grass Is
always green. the clouds are always
leecy. the dust never flies. the street
cars DO not rattle and the automobiles
make no noise.
For instance picture ~ tho ANA
rlllo post office was noted yesterday.
The structure was pictured as being
set on the top nf a commanding cmin.
enca and surrounded ~ an entire
block ~ perfectly manicurcd lawn and
shruhbcry. Ioisurely groups ~ people
meandercd on and out OF the doors In
constant str,tm. always paired OF
into couples consisting of a man and a
woman.
The dealer said hat once manufac-
turcr of pc'ur. post cards had tried
making them true TO life. H. went
bankrupt.
This ls another place whore The pco-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13
TOURIST TRAVEL IS
EXPECTED TO GROW
.~eialto The News


pAlUAlT Texas. July 12-Rcports
tU thr headquarters ~ the Colorado.to 10.
Gull highway according 10 the prcsi.
don't. e. u walker Indicate that the
tourist tuvcl o. the mountains through
July ard August will De- heavier than
usual Floods in New Mexico and Colo.
cad" bon june temporarily checked the
travel over the highway. but official
reports from those sections now ind.
tutc that The entire highway Is IN good
travel condition.
Tourists coming through report the
only bad placvs found are In Wichita
county aud the vicinity at E-tcllinc.
where reuairs are being hurriodlv made
IN. office of the highway gives sut
thv Information that Capt. - Strange
~ Nahsn a. California has ho"n en-.
gagged ts li,id man and Will give his
entire tim, go the work uf the associa.
ton. Can't. McNahtn organized and
commanded the FIRST motor truck CON
N"y across tho United States In 1919,
and was fur sometime connected with
the Lincoln Highway.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13

How MANY smiles per gal'
\ specdcr In iime kills nine.
June was rare. July well done.
Another way 10 make u rain b. 60
plan a picnic.
\ rich nation finds il has plenty II
poor relations.
To flee or not 20 nce"-thats the
Turk question.
Some men who voted dry IN haste
are rcpcutlug IN Cuba.
We can oxpcct from Judge Taft some
waighty dc isious.
Railroad Fate r,du'S ions would be a
short cut O. prosperity.
Noah was the first man tp build a
water waron-and hc fen ofC
Tho dangers m walking increase as
the price ~ gasoline decreases
Maybe AmbassadUr Harvey can talk
up war between the fiy ana mosquito
The trouble with some politicians is
that when they haven't anything 10
say they say b..
Some people say women can't make
up their minds bat many 81 them are
De- ided blondes
when n cuiucs time 90 beat the rugs
father grants short skirts give freedom
II movement.
There are % 600 divorce suits In Paris
vet somc foolish people claim New
York sets the styles
Now that Caruso has found his voice
perhaps We can convince the tenor
next duur he hasn't u.
The world will also ankle heaten
raih io the door of the man who uses
his lawn mower az a. m.
4 London church furnishes conVre.
cation with cough drep--probahly hop.
ing 10 make them cough up.
The old.fashiousd g.r sat ON the
beach 20 dream while the fashion.
II sirl who sits there u a dream.
shortly after Ms Smiih.Wilkorson
arriyCs IN America with her diamond
huttorri dress i'm o.. Button. button
"a hos got the hutton
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13
WHITE SUPREMACY THREATENED

1--WE may view with alarm tho nm
PERTAIN status ~ the supremacy 81 the
white race" declared H. ". steele 81.
tension secretary o. the Texas Chill
drcn's Home and Ala Society. before n
meeting Of the Lions Club In Amarillo.
TUESDAY.
In explanation ~ this statement Mr.
r,ccio called attention % the fact tina,
from eleven 10 fifteen millions Of %.
ten,ni fathers ~ white children were
disposed 81 during M World War Hc
stated further that the darker races
have learned the worth Of hygiene. 81
bet,ercd home conditions, II tho use -
The health aids. ~ the necessity of re-
producing their kind. lie stated that
there Is no longer the infant mortality
among the darker races that formerly
obtained. and that while thcs" people
are advancing In numbers. n r. ap-
palling to note tho lack ~ u among tho
white people II the country.
The speaker called attention 20 tho
Tact that the property rights ~ the
child are safeguarded. hat until n
comparatively few years ago. the per.
con ~ the child was not a matter ~
serious consideration. Mr.. Steele Dc
,larei tina, each and every white child
horn Il an asset, and should 10 safe
guarded and protected. Tho child II
potentially good citizen ana hls N
vanccmcnt H. matter ~ moment and
importance 10 an who would take sori.
ouslv the vital questions confronting
tocie,y.
That every child horn has riEht 10
- reared as a part ~ a family circle,
VA. another statement n, the speaker
lie declared for the home NE as on.
posed g. tho Institutional lie. Tor chill.
drcn. Then. the speaker gave an in
sight Into the relation 90 the state 20
the child stating that under certain
conditions the government, steps IN and
supcrceies the rights u even the rsr.
ents % children.
The seriousness ~ the outlook tor
eoclety. IN tho absence 81 conservation
~ young lie. was pictured darkly ~
the speaker. and on result this city
will get behind this great Tcvas chi.
drens Eiome and Ala Society. - n
medium and agency through which n
great service Il being performed Tor SO.
cie;y. In the protection. the conscrvs
tlon and development u the orphaned
future citizens
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13
JONES AND srINNErr IN Ion.

4 few months ago. A. s. S'inne't
secretary q the Buyers and Sellers As.
sociation went 20 Washington. and
joining Marvin Jones and other Texas
representative in Congress made NJ
appeal IN 70 per cent reduction IN
The freight rate applicable % move.
ment q interstate ~ 'pmou,. - i've.
stock 10 pastures o. other sections Tho
expedition although opposed in the
initial. b. the carrier companies. was
eiFnsily successful. Mr.. Stnnctt ~.
turned 20 Amarillo amid the psudits
o, all those who realized the worth Of
his achievement. aided AZ be- WIS hv
NJ. Jones and other agencies In Wash
ington.
Comparatively recently the attention
a. Mr. stinnett was directed 10 the fact
ira; this rate should ~ continued from
July y until tho beginning Of the fan
season. II greatest benefit was 10 b. d.
r>e Aun the deductions made With.
out iov II time he took this natter NJ
D. wire and better with Congressman
Jones. calling n the mind - the rep.
fsena;ive that the reduction was opera
tive % a time when the finau' -
The country we're a; such a low ehb Chat
the oattiemen were unable % even ray
trsr SEPARATION charges. 70 sav rl'ii1g
a. buying additional stock. A. rev
ecn why the extension should BE- made
untu September. was offered the fact
tina, the cat,lemen OF the country are
again being financed. and viii again be
shie 10 transact their business lnclud.
snE shipment and purchases.
Tte srEumen, was made. and Chair
fnsn Clark Of the Interstate Commerce
f,rnrni.sirr granted the extension until
tspiersber ~. This Il another ilius,ra.
sion q, tho efficiency. the persis;ency
md the ability brought by Messrs
Zones and suunett 20 their task Of
Serving the people Of The Panhandle
tcgntry Of Texas. the southwest and the
torth~est. a. vel - the mlddlevesi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13
CAPTAIN GUEST TALKS
At HAG[RMN CHURCH


uAGEEMNN. y VI. July Cap
t1iu Guest and few OF his comrades
~ the salvation Army from Roswell
held services ~ the Presbyterian church
sunday night ON account ~ the ln.
element weather union services were
nor held iT the oucn as had been plan
ned
Mr. Geo W Loscy president II the
FIRST National Bank II Hsgcrman lett
saturday night fnr Mithcrron Colo. In
fcsp0uso o. telegram stating the death
~ IA only sister Mrs Muttic Becklcw.
NJ Lo-ey Is now the only mcml,.r Of
tho fnmilv living
Aiiss Alma Blunt who had been Wis.
ifns ~ 'he hnmc of her sister. Mrs.
Quinn Tor toversl months. returned TO
her home on F1oydada Texas. Saturr
dHy night Miss Alma came % the
Prcos valley in Wow 81 gaining health
Stc was accomplished home by her
sister Who VIII remain Tor short visit
with hor parents
% = Gehman who has been visiting
friends and relatives IN Kansas CITY
ard other nearby points. returned homo
SUNDAY
Paul Newsom icit SUNDAY night for
kansas CIV who're h. VII visit hts
friend Walton Hsmm~Itrte Indefinite.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13

Editor W G.. Edwards ~ tho Don.
ton Record Chronicle. writes "Chait
man Fordn'y snys no tariff hin A.
fords no paua0ca fpr the business and
financial Ills ~ the nation. Last autumn
there was different story republican
administration md republican policies
were the curea,il for every 900. financial.
economic and political. the Inauguration
On March Z meant complete rcyolu.
uon from md 90 good from hard times
Ca prosperity from unrest 10 complete
stthilizaiiou And then. what7 Ful.
fillm'nt ~ the promises the cNpocia
tions' No Explanations. ulihs' "Whcro.
oh. where H. tho good old republican
prosperity" repeat the rcvcrhcfating
ccho"s' Truly Edwards. YOU should b.
more considcrnic ~ the poor buck pass
INK fellows who are face 20 face with
an uEh situation. They can't produce
The gooda and their winnings are now
pliiahle Boz the ught ~ their flamboyant
rr"mis ~ few months ago.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13

From the 0renvnlc News tGrenvillo.
- M IL taken the story that a ranChor
In that vicinity was recently assisting
the Mcxicans shear the sheep. when
one o. N" her,i-men no,ie'-i that h. had
reversed ends with the sheep and was
hoarirg from the wrong end" Asked
NJ % the reason for this unusual con.
duct. tho owner remarked. Since the
republicans are IN power. have not
had the nerve a. look a sheep IN the
lace. wool d. 30 low This Il another
Item that hos not been benefited by
otsnEo 10 republican administration.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13

S'.itaire. knitting 90 Dafning'
had mao intention ot permitting my
r,lf to be- rDopcd up with Edith while
George took my wife tu a violin recital.
n seemed thoroughly stupid arrange
mcut whit absolutely nothing 10 conn
mend Il except that u was very mod
pru which was mo- attraction In my
ewes
Nnnlv I had attempted 10 persuade
Dot n this. without going too murh
into the details of my objection. So /
found il impossible 90 dissuadc her to
resort Co deception.
sid promised 10 call me- up that owe
ming and pretending to bc Nj. Daniel
son. the firms lawyer insist on seeing
nr upon a matter ut business.
This would give me the excuse need
"a Ia get away. George could take Dot
,u the concert a. they had planned and
Edith could wait NJ our houao untll they
returned.
OF course. ] did not tell sid why |
wanted Ca got away that night? he
rtd the idea 1 wanted % see prize
fight.
With nay plans already made ! await.
90 tho evening without the least bit 81
worry. for I had provided certain
means ~ escape.
So when / met Edith that afternoon |
tokod her about the affair as though
really intended Tor IL 20 go through
according Geo the schedule that she and
my wlfo Had worked out.
- suppose yuull Dee delighted 70 have
my company this evening" she said TO
me when ! encountered her on the
street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13

Il think that things In tho sky viii
take care Il themselves now Ter spell
said sprinklc.Blow 70 Nancy and Nick
$50 We ma vas well be getting down to
earth again. A. told YOU before. the
only way In which can find out lust
What peonlc want IS 10 stay around and
see what they're planning 90 de-. l.ets
d, going
So ho said. zone fur the money ana
two Tor the show and all the rest 81
Il and they an gave q big jump ana
enmo landing down right beside Farm
or Smiths chickon-coop where BiddN
Bantam was scratching for grubs and
shiny black beetles Biddy hadn't start
ed to raise q family vet, hut ahc was
going ~ soon the woatncr was so Tine
sh. had found lovely place IN the my
stack nobody knew about and already
had 10 eggs IN A. When she had fouI
more she was going Ia cluck she swell
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13

-um, Df THAT harvest money is ho-
Cunning to make its Appearance in Cnr-
on,iun and business is showing lively
-Icu- ut Hmr'. stiuu. Fresh money
b. nll, new hlood bon run down s,s.
TENT gives the "p,u Bring % 90
Clarendon bows and -yt value received
f.I every dollar
Sam II the time ever comes when
Clarendon fails iu her appreciation nt
lu.i nau,r something iust awful
SHOULD a visited upon them. ~ course
ths m.n,htuts give value received in
rfrit Hu, but your t,NIng the tH,t
editor lIll ls gracious service o. NHur
constituency.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13

\ writer in the pr1rhoru Independent
Hn1s. "a is rather strange arrange.
m'nt ~ nature that only the most
precious values can b. wasted You
can vast, time. you can waste labor.
sou can waste mstcrial-and that is
hHut tlL You cannot waste money
1Hu can misuse money. bat you cannot
vast, %. u is s'll somewhere. You
rfn waste your own opportunity a. use
u Tor benefit bat that Is all. Which
would seem to pat money Boz az least
tle second class After ali. this may
b. a. connect sntlyas--to understand Il
this way may b. - benefit g. man.
kind
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13

The Wichita Falls Times In speak.
iug about a celebration that II being
staged IN iowa Park un account q the
ootnplotion Of the part 1T the county
highway system coupling up several
~ the cities and towns. calls attention
a. the fact that n IL tfu, and sui
ncient reason fur rejoicing. The peo.
pie - Texas, ns those In other states
have done. and are To- de-. are learning
tho worth OF god roads. ana their
hoar,nr Tor benefit, ON every other on.
terpti-e iu the country.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13

"Th. new -,,renIy-urn~ur't ~ the
CUR, County I,m Bureau has taken
uut huud and is now retdy t"r hGsi.
mess Und 200 th, ,h',Ns iHi membership
that are due lr, hrlng turned Dol.
Tho Farm Rurau is making itself
t,lt pii over the United suites and the
Indications s.vw goo. poiut iu some real
accomplishments fur tb' Euod ot tho
mcn and wum.u ,ustE'd in thr great
gam, ot pruduot.on on th, farms.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13

The Gienwood Post tGlcnwood
Springs. Coi".l says and with wisdom.
When anyone talks % sou about
Classes tell him that wc have but two
classes in this country American
and The IN American That's really.
the "niife story n b. complete within
itseif. and whenever man or oct II
men place something above American.
isrn - ;ho furm ~ utilization ~ vcvsrn.
ment. all such puslify tor sdrniss.ri TO
The second class
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13

tiHHiIra- uf rr. 800. ffHm states
n,ttn and ois' ere Ias-.ng ihroush
CiaNe .n th.u Vacation su' wp"r's
ftom Sew MfN.H Io>ufs shuw morc
r..ph t.r sfnppHg .1 th' state than
ever betal, Tho tame oi IN, summer
49, POI. ui th. -taf. q. spretdirg O.. no
pstis .i 'h, United S1frs uHd lanv
of our own residents are just hcsin-
ntnE o. learn what attractive p.t,'s
ma, Do, found within ul. ovn borders "
Editor HaU 81 Cd teal I'~I stonf an
able and sn iUt,rs-fiuz booster. o. e
81 tact thai Nuw MA.ro hss Wonderful
summer rr-rIf.. co..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13
BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON

IL with pride when she Thought OF tho
"A u,tle fluffy pecus she would soon be
mothering and scratched harder Than
ever. Il was well to Keep In practice
with the prospect VI such a large family
t. feed.
"Clk. ok. clk, elk, she oluoked'
won't Farmer smith be surprised. I'm
worried for fear something may hap
non 10 my nest. Since II IL so warm
now think IN sleep up In the plum
tree and keep one eye open
"Ilow can YOU slecp and keep one eye
opon9" asked Nancy.
ooh so YOU heard what ! said re-
marked Biddv turning around. u didn't
know anybody was near. Yes. ] nave
10 watch. Tor Fleet Fox If as hungry
AS a bear after such a cold winter
Better roosi high. suggested Sprin'
l.l, BLOW. "Ficcty mike like chicken bet'
ter than hc does eggs
TO Re Continued.l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13

ON Us front page tho Wellington
Leader relates the story ~ the capture
VI distllop IN IN, northwestern OK.
tremltv uf Childrcss county. Such
stori"s nr" sometimes used hv the
enemies u prohibition 90 nttcmp, 20
so up the fact that the dry law IL un.
able 20 wiring the publ, attitude to a
state OF "dus'iucss." but the fact re-.
mains the same that old John Barley.
corn has already voiced his death notes.
and the funeral arrangement, have
been closed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13

Tobacco exports from th. United
Slt,s r,l capita mNv pcrsisi,uiN do.
clu,d sine, 1890
u may Do, that after a few more ccn'
turi.- 90, fJpErIuf weed win p, so little
in demand f.I ,Npuft that lis suhsuiu-
nur hN c,hharr and other Substances
viii entirely oIhsid. to tine delight 90
tho smokers of this country
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13

"Autos %. Do, utd. uf COTTON with cn'l
dust fuel ns e. substitute fnr gasoline
co., promised ht t.gn IS Hhsnn.
Then h,gg1rs VU 900, aul producers
81 ,u''an and o.al vil hr nmonr the
northumberland ul fhg earth Rurcr
~ n,h4Hu hls r,l.g,ied i,ur, furd
aud Thomas a Edison O.. tho society q
thus, who was and aim
We'll ih,-, boys Viu uo, rust with a
Utll, TEST num tn, iup lines anyway.
lot ihe others come iu t.i e Attlc show
ana ui publicity
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13
synopsis Of weather Conditions

Temperatures range from 70 70 so
and moro degrees NJ all stations east
OF The Mississippi river valley. West
NJ that line io the Pacific coast the
temperature IL about seasonal. a low
pressure area Of slight intensity over.
spreads the region 81 the western Pls.
teau. with an area Of comparative high
arometer from the Mississippi east
wardly to the Atlantic coast states. The
precipitation is light.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13

Tho rurkburnctt Star says Thou.
,snds ~ people watch the removal u
ronfi~nt.d bcOio with nothing a. w..
Hove the drync-s of their threats but
The tears trlckling from their eyes "
This element ~ relief indicates how
ever. that such weop,rs are not wholols
dry. up To- this time
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13

Tho Bethlehem Steel Company
recently put in force a wage cut ~
fifteen percent" remarks the editorial
writer 81 the sherman Daily Democrat.
and continues ~ saying and this u
followed with the announcement that
a cut has been made In the price ~
steel We are still listening for The
railroads 10 announce a cut In freight
rates" Wen. friend, n your ears are
possessed u patience and do not axe
too rapidly. II may b. that you may
hear" some such news mctimel
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13

People going after the worms Who'll,
hssrtsdiy D. 4 headline on sn editorial
IN The Roswell Dsiiy Record With,
Amarillo has not 'hs necessity Of go.
inr sfter" THE particular pest she and
every other thriving forward looking
community has something 90 combat
and shape gOI ths public good.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13

While % is Interesting 90 note that tho
legislature 81 Texas Is % fight the
pink bpllwotm this portion Of the
state i- mot vitality concerned. a nrht
Tor Legitimate and richly deserved
U'gniuou tur this portion ~ Tcxas
would more deeply interest the pin.
handle Plains people.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13

Iu lengthy and well written cdi.
tUrial the San Angelo STANDARD an.
alyzes tho elevation Of former Prcsi.
dent Taft a. the station ~ Chief Jus.
ticr ot the United states Supreme
Court voicing rho fact that the hig
American has grown In popular favor
since his defeat Tor president Ile Is a
great citizen.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13

In connection with the cattle Industry,
These leaders deserve special credit
in connection with the performance OF
this task for the general good q the
livestock Interests.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13
NINETEENTH TO M OPENED.

Nineteenth street between Jacksos
NJ Monroe. viii h. opened Tor travel
I'D win he graded up 81 as 90 mako ;,
passahle. the city commission decided
yesterday when request Tor Its open.
Ing was taken up,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13
cot MY tst.tuisit~
MarrantN deed

= BaF 'a o. T. u. Ernum fis--0
on, half interest 'ats Q and io block 81,
tagls. D. = Hurd to l.. g. N.vhY.
sesioo. DOG G block 5io piemons. 2 r.
Goiding to Douglas Defertaurh $1,000
Nil Z. n Ny q a W
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13

t'nth giris are rought zap o. know
asnsthur about Cisanins house and
working and saving money. marriage u
IL Injury Lady Limerick British So
CAL leadei.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13
WEATHER FORECAST.

Amarillo and vicinity: Tonight ana
Wednesday generally fair.
West Texas Tonight and Wednes'
div generally fair.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13

J. @ DYER 'o United Home Builders
s5J00. lot d, block Z. 5. 5,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13

This u anothIr place whore No pco'