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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
PRODUCE MARKETS.
COFFEE

NEW YORK. Dec. Eth" mark", for
C"if"" futures waG lower to-day. owing to
reactions III Braz.l and realizing .itgr r.
cent sharp advances. III. opening w.s un-
changed to points Lover. and active
months SOLD 10 10 - points below las;
nights closing figures. with MHrCh d.
OIL ming from si9. the high lcv.l OF yes
a,rday. &" SIS, and closing az 'N EXc.i
hDr the lower BRAZILIAN mIlrcis quotations
ana belief that tn" technical position OF
the market here had '.,s:d on :he adyanc-
81 about cent "a a cent and "a quarter
pound from thc low levels OF last tionth.
TO special Influence was mentioned ON tn.
decline. The close WAS at the lowest prices
Of the day. showing net decline Of 10
Z" - points Sales wcr. reported Of co.
w" bag. Closing quotations: December.
$50: January. SO: March. NNI: May. N.i:
July. ~: September, SIS. Spn, COTE. Wa.
reported nrm at 81. 10 81 FOR Rio - and
~. To Is Tor Santos IL. There We're com
paraiiv-ly few offers in the cost and
frcich; market. Those reported ,nC!uurd
Santos 70 and -. ranging all the way from
!: b ia u. 20. and Rio 80 So TO .la.
American credits The official cables re-
ported q d"clin. OF i1i gels In th" dollar
huying ratg. with an advance Of l-I:d In
Rio cxohHng" on London. Tn" early cable
showed an "dvsuc" al -, ." 80 r"i- IN
ri" and d.ciin. OF 10 :" 900 tcis IN
santos. Later cables showcd declines of
us 20 5.1i r"ls In santos and 40 to ) 70
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GOOD FOREIGN DEMAND
HALTS COTTON DECLINE

NEW OKI.EA rs Ip-c. li-,Thr urs.,tiing
inndrnts OF yesterdays CROP report was
Att again tValy. The effect %. IN. IN
crease IN Indicated supp!ir-. however was
,oh-td"TaDN Inodlil-d by Reports nt I'M
proving foreign trade conditions. aud ait.y
breaking from L., to &c 50. or INTO NV
low ground Tor The movement January
closed at i -. The general market closed
bar generally 20 70 points net higher
late months showing rcIatty. strength
Ih- market opened STEADY 49, UNCHANGED
for Juiy. which was points higher. and
snId about to - POINTS above last ish,',
Closing trErcS -ight after tn" ".i, owing
decided Improvement IN Manchester.
Houses with Liver pool and other foreign
connections wrT" considerable buyers and
scattering liquidation was pretty well all
sorbel during tn. early trading The for
-ifn demand tup-r.d on after tn. los. al
Liverpool. hDNss"t. and prices w-r" weak
;rne"a! OF more or less general !iGui-
March sold on TO is>. ana May 20 -
WIN "C'iN" months showing net lo---s %
came less active. ana II looked a. though
ilIuhiAi!On had been pretty well com
pleici FOR ths time being. This probably
encouraged some buying Tor II rally and
the market rr!ned up pretty sharply IN
ti!r !dt" trading on expectations OF "a 1glu
showing by l.!Tcrpo"! tomorrow morning
MI! con.umrtion. Last prices showed raj
liz. OF - TO !" points from tn, !owcs'.
There Was foreign trade buying IN tn.
Ihi" months. which ruled relatively firm
during ID" entire day. Scattered Southern
s-Nint was reported here. hut IL more
generally attributed To lipui.Ition hmm
ing 10 indtcat. any material change I'm
me spot markets. Reports from the do
nestle goods trade suggested that IN" de-
mahd had been checked by the break in
raw material.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14

NEW YORK bee i5--'rh.r- were no
changes ~ sales reported in the Jaw
SHSilr market. but the und"riupe Ma an
%"'tl'l bN numerous rumOrS regarding
CON" Spr. nf government; AID IN th- Susa r
LhdustTN fric.- w-r. quoted at . cents
Tor new crop tubas. cost aud freight
"inal 20 3hl FOR ccntrifugai. while In"
,"nihlt'"" - aShiug "a. fpJ o.d Cr"p
tAIbH-. equal 80 i.sS for crntrifuEal. Raw
lug" FUTURES wr -" Weak aud vioS:ng
prices w"r" 20 10 prnt- nct lower INIT"
scattered itvuidat.pn 'ni selling by trad.
interests ANA ""innilas. houses PROMPT
"d hN the unsettled feeling in the spot
.uark"'. January r,o March closed At
-. May. IS and Iul.. "a. The msrn,t
Tor refined sugar was unchanged at 10
w"r" ms" transactions ~ refined futures
.nd closing pricr- w"r" r.ohanE"d at .l'h
Tor January, 81" FOR MLcCa ana 49, for
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CHICAGO GW\IN M,n>Er

'hirNio. Dec. 20 Prices wcaII"ucl in
me what market u,day. owing "a lack
al supr"rt EXCEPT irour short. rho clos"
Ms hhs"'t!sh 3. 20 ! - net lower. corn
!os, :. 10 =. nhts a shade 20 >. anu ro-
Rather general selling. wl;h which ,hc
hheat market began. showed a d.Lrth q:
buying orders H:ti tended 90 cinrh.s l...
nnctt'ainiy rr"N"i ing IN r,.;Hth to N"
Euror""h hn"Ec!al situation Downturn.
Ia foreign "schangc cugnt.i further ~ a
hHndIC'p to bulls. whereas talk .Irrru,
"hput 'i"fih"nN htNluc b-ru given. :, loan
waS without much .n-rt. Report. uc IN
!aNofhhi" harvest weather II Nrusr'iu,
failed ais" 20 st.iuglatc Interest b,iu. or
set by renewed iiu,HDs Aires advice. xiv
ine estimates ot q lafgy -ApUrtib!p Strilus
On The "ih"r hand. something nf a rn.Iy
TOOK pace iU-t btf"." Tho CluS. owing
I" intiinatI"us that 10000 bushels hnd
hr"n hough; f"r Epr"I.. only B0o"p
hus he - IF M. amount however. WAS fully
confirmed. B'Sid"s. confidence Mn. dis
turh"d by gossip mat anal government
"f"u figures IN IA" United Sut", Would
show an incr"nS" - proved 10 h. the casA
i"Ihrdln': cotton. tudsr such "..ruui-
.ttnc"s ia" late uHturn, were largely
transient
Iib"ral arrivals az corn ma i, d.r-oss
Ing influence 90 corn SuJ' ugtH
Provisions were loWcH ~ /, rcs,Ilt OF
~. AK lsI .H4. ts.a
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l.ib"rsl arrivals az corn hnd d.r-css
Provisions were lower ~ , rcsul, or
", "a ness ia h" value u grain aui boys
CnICitiU LIVE SrOCk M\NKET

" i'''t. l".---' 1Nit's k"Csipi>, H.
80: beet steers mostly steady. closing
SirnEg - -"s higher. top yesTl.urs al jsy.
sop n"a.y steers. $50. bulk Er,; steer.
tthI ..?j. tat she stock StOsk"r- and
feeders steadH. canner- ANA cutters dun.
!ohrr; bulls active. strong. veal calves %
20 80 high-": bulk veal caves to packets
,i2aT3S.
HoEs; Receipts. 500: "I"r"d steady 10
l'c lover tInn yesterdays average. clos
ing rctivc n1d 10 20 l6c higher than early /.
sh!pI.i" irusht about =,,cl". huidoy-r .lD-
'fai. mostly on market, iop. - for sort-
80, H.ht lights. l.I-pouni average u. to
.s5. bulk 1872 hound hogs anal az. a. So.i
..!5. DiSA mostly lvc lower. bulk desirphla
81. JpH ~. few at $50.
Sheer: Receipts. i'Nr: Eat lambs and
yeaiIinEs strong To :ic higher: sheep and
feeder. st"ady; tat lambs. tor Nl -: huik
sll'"u llIS: bulls. ts.6Jd so. ton y-ar,ings.
$50. top !at ewes. 500.
PRODUCE MARKETS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14

Case of tho Lyrchburg Traction
and Light Company for an increase
IN rates VIII be rcopcn-d before tho
state Corporation Commission this
morning The commissions previous
~ granted an increasc in gas rates.
hut refused an increase In light, now
or aud street ear fares. j. w. Han
cock. general manager of the COM
rany. with several attorneys, arrived
last night to attend the hearing.
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CnrrnNSE.En OIL

NEW YORK. Dec. l5-co,,onsccd OF
lN ~" longs ana !o"a,. selling toe
nchN!n'ss u other = nn"dity markets
easier Crud" and auii trade conditions
generally Closing bids wer" - ~ POINTS
not lower. Sales $500 barrels. rrirn..
crude $50 bid. prime summer yellow -pot.
Sous -: January. s.j2. March. So; Way.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARK ETs.
COTTON HOODS.

NEW YORK. Dee i3--Cotton goods were
stcad!cr today and moderate demand
was resumed. Yarns were quiet. with talk
OF curthIlin"nt ia spinning c"ntcra on the
lncr.H Siik4 Ncr" in better iruan l.
y few lines ~ WOOL Ov.:r"at'rr FOR tali
N.rr. shown.
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NANAI. STORES.

SANASNAH. GA. Dcc. iS-TurDrntin"
nrn. ~, sales. ia. shipments: Sales. i!3.
rrcc!nis, 81. shipments. III: stock. !!.iiS
Rostn Arm. Sales. SIj: receirts. ss!t:
shipments. i.g1;: stock. sc.I"f. quote: n
y. =. =. u. i0o; ~ ic3; *. i,e: VI. i.21
y. rs, VIC SO. WV. 5.;j
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siOCK "I.lJU
Minor ports-Stock .63i
Toia! todny-Reccipts. :i.7s.: exploits. H.
329. stoc.. l.3s9.3il.
Total f.r wcck-Rcccipts. sL.2n; exports.
ports. ?.59G.s5I.
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RICE.

NEW ORLEANS. La. Dec. ~ K"urh
rice strong. n" sa;rs: rc:c!p;y. 1852 saCHs.
receipts same.
clean rice strong. -a;.4 reported, 51I3
pockets liiu. Rose at l&Ith. RecciIts.
l3iS3 pockets.
Bran and polish unchanged.
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Committee did IA, Mc.t.

The committee on the memorial
library did not meet yesterday. as
scheduled.
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any and all things In common usap,
OF bHsincss for success OF the cnter-
prise.
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LONDON. Dec. I3-l}ar silver. ai',h ~"
ounce" Money ~. p"r cent. Discount
rates. sh"r; bills. ~ per cent: tine I.
months bills. GA per cent.
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r"ls fer RIO. brazilian port receipts. g.
W.. lnnd!shN receipts. -i.DOl.
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% days.. I.ss0.40o shares.
RICHMOND GRAIN EXCHANGE.

Wholesale Quotations on CHANG.
December Is. 1921.
Thes" quotations represent trices which
ar. being Daid offered by dealcrz and
mt lat
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LIBERTY LOAN noNn MAnkEr.

Investment bankers
VI East Main Street Richmond Va
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
fluctuations by Caskle q. Hurch Il Co
his East Main street.
Quotations ut Close.
City md Stnte SecurItIc.

Life ms. Co. OF Va. 100 $50
Va. +. and NJ. lns. Co % 573
innk and Trust Company Stock.
Amer. National 100 225 o4o
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-21

Nancy and Nick had pat on their
sweaters and mms and ran down to
their f,yorite play ground under the
old chestnut tree IN IN" meadow. The
tree had been busy all summer aud
autumn Boz its own quiet why. although.
after ~ lovely. feathcrN, golden bios.
tums had disappeared in July. IN no
80, had noticed much what q was do.
lrE
liu' NOW they were 10 find out, the
Twins were. Cor sudd snly Dick stooped
fnd picked up O. rouod. Erecny-yeiluw.
urI..Iv innr cracked open at one cgd.
and looking awfully Ike n secret inside.
ahr % dlrh brown. sttiny, delicious
secret. and one evidently that Nick
,r.N ahout. for b. gave n whoop 81
delight on. look NancvF' 40 cried.
"Ju,t looseee' ltg the first chestnut
.uu' let's open it ana get The nuts"
Hc cIrried it over o. thu hig gray
.inn, sou ALREADY know about. children.
and u sou don't ia tell sou that that
Was when, ths Twins adventure first
heEan. and where another one vas
about o. begin although az course.
that's a secret that shouldn't men
ton perhaps. for Nancy and Nick never
- much as suspected what was in
store for them.
Nancy ran Cor a little stone o. ham
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-21
EDUCATORS NRE RETIRING

t'''NilF there hts hsru 70 great deal
printed about tho resignation of Prof
2 $ Dow head OF the department of
s'rioion iu Baylor University. This s
o"ciaf'd 90 hs tho result Of the hack of
ofihof4oHF lu "a hook recently rul.
llfhed Some % the utterances 81 the
h'ok were attacked by leading Iap
'lsis. ahl THIS awoke such "a storm u.lf
ffoi Dow said in statement issued
pr connection slth his resignation That
rs ihh-'Hec had been impaired 10
slch "a degree that Do did not feel war
fHni'l iu rlttiuging in the University
or'S recently Dr. John 4. Rice OF
thr Holihern Methodist University 70.
s'Fn'd ss "a result Of attacks on certain
statements contained in a book Do had
issa~d. -. look vas thu ~ibi.r, a.
bittfr attacks in the recently concluded
I'crhves' Texas Methodist conferenc.
ia Amarillo. and the resignation cam.
Almost simultaneously with that even,
The claim was made that tho ioot
written by Dr Rics was no, or'horior
ana thor fore unfit 70 D. read O., m
sG'horized volume hy the Me,hos,s,.
n the country
Th~se are Two recent ard oris,,rs
Sng Instances in which church le,aer-
hss- stood against education. wso..
viees were declared ~ yansnce with
pha, the major rYrt.0ns OF tho t,vo
great evangelical churches eviden,'v b..
iirvsd TO - fact and sound dor,,tn..
This seems 70 lndioate hat some = the
churches are insisting on their claim
that the orthordoxy should 20 ms.
stained. and are declining 70 use their
ssir,anee N sustaining tho-. nner and
agencie- not In harmony with their
views - scripturai teaching.
II really seems dangerous for e.lsca.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-21
TRUTH IN ADVERTISING"

Truth IN Advertising the National
slogan Of the As~ocinicd Advertising
clubs Of The world. had ts inning
TUESDAY night al the banquet m the
Amarillo Hotel rendered hy the bus.
ness and professional men Of the city.
led hy the Amarillo Associated Adver
iIslns r.uh. 20 Charles Henry N,ckin
tosh. president OF 90" national orgpnlz,.
uon
Newer before .n tho hisior, Of nd
t'r'it.ng iu This portion 81 tho eolutrv
has 'h' mind NJ %. thinker been go
strongly directed 10 the point of aciual
legitimacy in advertising NJ Mack
ir'osh kanVs the gam, from the angle
o. prac'icality, as well us theory. and
Din stand tor tho legitimate in .dy.r.
using. was most hopeful he spoke lu
stirring terms Of tho possibilities u ana
the demand ard Necessity Tor adv,rtia
INK IT, bias STUDIED th. thing through
ii~ 'Iong. condemned the ",.1mor."
Improperly based Advertising m.l but
even more strongly endorsed ANA rec
onHHended tn" legitimate advertising
game
Amarillo after hearing this discus.
non. o. rather address, ON ads nis.nr
vii H'ser as1iu occupy 90. m. of,
niud" towards it macintosh d. ln
anT.mrond speaker and presented th,
facts q" advertising Boo an interesting
Nay Advertising WIS hold up e., an
absolutely essential enterprise without
hich Toe progress al 90. Worlds ma
'hin"y would be materially slowed
down. and the hcs, interests ~ aU im
Jltded almost immcasurnbly.
Above every other thing. however.
i1" speaker insisted that au should .n
ssst on Truth in Advertising. ,.
prime essential ara without which
greatest measure ~ returns oanno, ID,
sun
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-21
OF A MOVIE STAR


4 taxi driver hailed us when We left
M. theatre As Mutherd-ar and ! went
GA through the fox observed that be-
% fare 1s soon us see should dis
'uyor what bad might 30 was.
Inside M" first block forgot all
about th, tax, ,puun I'd tu review
myself ou the screen could see eN.
uDtb where ! had don. badly I was
annoyed with myself Moreover. | had
caught a gIimlso oi DICK Barnes watch
INK the film. /, had h"eu shot before
o., entered the company. H. couldnt
have com" to watch himself Then.
Whu'
A. lhr point az my ro%'ri'. { moo.
tred that the taxi wits lacking toward
ua o. madp me- uneasy Nuthordclr
was wearing stunning pin OF d.a.
Wunds ana platinum u had been my
Christmas Fitt 90 her the year I was
nrv starred She always wore ~ over
nor heart II necessary. under her
blouse
This night % pduned hor dinner dress
~ soft white canton crepe when wee
leii thr movie theatre. "" were pro-
t"Uird only hy our umbrellas The rrht
was murgy as well na misty. TIA" light
ESQ wrap was supcrfluous.
SO sooner had W. turned from the
crowded avenue than the taxi car,ou'd
Go thr curb. close 10 me. and man.
l,f0rr unseen. jumped from the te.
.gIr
40 'hn same moment another wIu
stepped from behind IN" hui" uf re-
iUra elm ana blocked our path
llighWaymen" / decided They lfe
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-21
FINDING snNEInNG MRnNG.

one 0f mo easiest fhre 10
world Is 20 find .0mrtur WRONG vim
/ practically everything ftlf s proposed
aad there .r. SOM. peoUI, sH0.s .H..f
delight be- 10 make iho. u.a"Hrt %
d.rrot'r' Such person. ..slS 0
DO saviour ,.1ss'- th,, ar. ..l'iruaI
iy saving someone o. slusfu.rr
$50 thinking person wIH Dispute fHe
.'giiffnf" office ~ NJ" physician. but
Do .s equally true TINT 90. family doctor
c,nuot take thc place 81 The Ieri. nr
spiritual adviser 81 the mmHg any
more than tho automobile may rt, tho
place - The dalry GOV.
There ,Yme times boo The Affairs ~
men when 10 they would 90 forward
hey must await themselves ~ no best
tnnt a offered There are ,u,fl,nry
phrases in mo lives 10 peopl, Wh,r
something is needed ana thlt without
undu" delay n the United states
could have had ail ~ no. tifro desired
io property On out her expeditions Tor
tt' World War Dr. goes without swing
iNH 't'u" were many ,turndfrros
t1' would NOT have hoou mad. -i tf.s
r'u mad" and rill others uou'I h.t,
been mad, that were mover ueiu, Tho
United states. llil, man, communities
D' 'uday fHd thpms.Nov u1s 100
against @ Necessity in which o. Ir.
.aur 'yn'li"nt tp do no. 'i.st thing
ID ~ mistakes were made. iuf the
dl. Wls rstd." and thar hupr.r,d il
Do 'r' main Issue. o. b. cxu,tiy eco with
various communities. some OF which lgr
alive sad realize that thoy must us,,
prescut dis conditions with maanf lt
u'.r commands and $40 they enter into
programs 1ai are lacking boz certain OF
tnr elements essential 20 highest of
fullest measures OF desiuhnity Lut
They ur" 20 Boz commended for doing
tho best thing"
Amarillo has need FOR acrampl..b.
m"nt. uow' This city has waited In
som" uf Dor contemplated improve
m'nis f'r th" ovolycmont ~ tho most
perfect details ana plans bat now sh,
finds herself confronted with demand
foi action. and unlos. so, r,auonds.
sh' must Do The victim ~ her own tail. .
w" 10 act In numerous matters. ~
oouts" Be- is wei 20 dram away 10 per.
t'rii"n hut pleas lor p.rGaNnes.
should not be- made stuuh,u. block, ,n .
'h' course 'o progress. rather than aids
10 as development Amarillo must go
forward aud Tits cannot %, done .n m.
ihs"n'' 81 action. 3 If. that be- spent
% Wc5 in dreaming. builds ro,LIug.
and d ia true. 1s well Of u cii.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-21
~ OLIVE ruhrrvrs MARION

me ntb 5nd Niok hid hIs rize an "a
E..e nli hrc. handling IL very care
r,.U.. ..u may l, SURE. f1r chestnut.
Huus are .tu.y things.
Suddenly ONT of thc autumn stiffness
caW. sound they knew we'll N.ice.
D..d morning my doars~ b. slid. -
$50 tl. Jack Frost has done some
thing useful no last lies helping thr
nut trees to unluud their crops''
"uh. son dear I'D Magical Mush-
fuom' cried Nancy Where are you
ph. THERE 500 are see vou Now We're
go rut to e.o you. AREN'T We Nick
Nhcre have you bopn7 Nouu have to
t,n us go about yourself"
How. with Nancy uttInr on so.
c"uld MI 800 hrrum t,u them about
the f8ire Queen and Ifm pIm
10 o. Joniinuedl
WHringhI IH''. g. D. a Ser,iCyl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-21

after Mothcricars pin
And su { threw myself between her
and tho men
folt myself clutrhcd hr unp oil. them.
had h..u rfl.d u.Il way tu the
taxi before uuusol thai - was not
Do. diamonds fh. mon we're after
o. NIs !
Sow came tb, suprcm, inspiration ~
my career
remembered hpt Dua Elrncs had
been 900 fH, theatre. Also that uirk
whistles mlrycluuslv Hc can initiate
the calls Of mo.t OF the birds In hat
happy summer ui mF U.vdr,m. before
no. scandal and lus.as droy, him from
fhr '.Nn Dick hld rurhf m, how to
whistle the delicious NOT. of tho
meadow urk
That vas our call Dlrk said when
hn came GOO sec mo. that summer. DO"
notified DOT, from DO, .rd H tho lawn
hofW, h. Touched Do. N'I And called
him o. uv. m1u. fu, i.r Hu reason
az lll AMI h' had l,.r .. pleased
N,yer-nover in ms It. hl1 . needed
Jimmy Is 3 iid fhIf mrh. u Hn, 'Hr
IS 90. hlghv1ym'n hustled m' 'n.
ward tho uN u.I fp rI.. 'rr
POO lduw au'. whistle Ns Uu v.."
swift and refused fu .U.H. HnE ..mI
tr.od ag1m-aud ul,H
And then. hy 90 supreme. .N.r of
mg viii I gathered up whatever ,our
tp. ! possessed and sent into the
rIst 0r 'b, ,.fg street ~ midnight
.H.. .f..... .......f I.F.. r.F.. .| Odd. .r.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-21
MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Any erroneous reflection upon the
character standing. or reputation Of
any individual, firm. concern or cor
poratson, thai may appear ir tho col
urnns Of The News. viii b. GLADLY cor
ree,ed when called 20 tho attention Of
the editor II IL not the intention ~
this newspaper 90 wvongfully use. or
injure any individual. firm. concern or
corporation. and corrections viii be
made where warranted rs PROMINENT,
a. was the wrongfully published refer
ence or article.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-21

AUSTIN Texas. pr,. 1o-Tb~ puf'
food and drur department 90 ihr Texas
hntrd 90 health has h-'u asked to ana.
I'VE e sample ,f rock from NaDoriprh,s
County o. ascertain if there j. Eold iu
N" rnck \ oitiz'n ~ that county re
GENTLY s,nt small ack ~ uurks 81
Governor Neff ami requested thlt Del
have o. aullyzed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-21
synopsis OF Weather
Conditions.

tn" condition 81
west OF 90, AI. .is.
suppl River noted in
yesterday su,r.rtD con.
tluu, about station
Hry with vain SNOW
and severely cold
Throughout fiI. north
west ,sicnlirr Oh
fh, Eunkv Noun
t1ius Eus uf ih,
Mississippi River tho
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-21

III" proposition 20 pardon Ea-.a. y
Dr'' "h" .- doing tu. Boz ,fs der,l
prison in Nhun s 90 ha -I..n con.
waer1'.ou ST. uIe ......,s a.
= '''r'' of an Intelligent man VINO
'h'h'' go great ...f tfI, ro lrf,3.,l
T as h.rh ls DTS government mn.
prisoner .' now broken and Ola and HI.
VIE hl. diei s.H.. Do. aas .o.am.,.,i
io prism for Grim. lel.rr .-. r.,.,.,
s'ii'F ro''r'm'rt These n.,l m,v
rave % Har.ns on the action with ref
'i"n'" 'o proposed nardor o.. him
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-21

ju-i rov ir.'irtmrru flt. ta... r.-
iuin'H iElins. certain reality a.,lar
~ Te@s upon tte ground. OF ,r..., 4,
isfepf '-'n'1'.onF. Who over f.,, 4
o. f'Aii'f mlsf'rreScnt.ng anyta..
J. ms k''fa ur. some mav devel,p Z :.
nerve 20 In..nuafe Thar tfe s,,'..ue, =
M rev papers are not rr,r..
Wouidn thar b. horrible
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-21

GODS GOOD CIFTS:-The
Lord will give grace and glory;
no good thing will be withhold
from them that walk upright
ly.-PSalm Sail.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-21

Public sentiment Is Overwhelmingly
behind Constable Plum Ia his stubborn
iisht = break ~ IN practice Of Ia.
cludin' chicken necl,> IA giblct PIES
Upton bud !, rai,ln' sci a. iircdale
Nliskers
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-03

Instructions OF Artistfk Violin play
ing. Adoiph WILDER. 1910 Cedar st
Phone 53o-W. 11:2:5