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The daily times., 1921-10-06
YANKEES TAKE A
Second GAME ON
GIANTS errors
RUTH WALKED THRICE
WALKED THRICE
Baserunning of the Yankees
Was a Feature of the Game,
Meusel and Babe Ruth Made
Spectacular Steals and Err
rors by the Giants Came at
the Wrong Time.

Polo Grounds, New York, Oct G.
The youngster. Waite Hoyt, came
over from his home in Brooklyn to-
day and left the Giants with goose
eggs while the Yankees walked OF the
field with the second game of the
world series by a score Of to 0.
The base running of the Yankees
was again feature, Bob Meusel
stealing home in the eighth before
the astonished gaze Of John Me-
Graw, manager Of the Giants, while
Babe Ruth who passed three of
his four appearances at the plate
showed he could do something be-
side hit home runs by stealing second
and third bases in the fifth inning.
Nehf pitched a good game, but his
own error in the fourth inning and
an error by Frisch in the eighth in
ming was the hole in the Giants de-
Tense through which the American
/ League champion pushed over the
' winning run.
| Polo Grounds.-The batteries for
today's game are Nehf and Smith for
Giants Hoyt and Shang for the Yam
KEGS.
, First Inning Giants-Burns struck
out; Hoyt took Bancroft's bunt and
throw him out at first.
Ward threw out Frisch at first
! No runs, no hits, no errors.
First Inning Yankees-MilIer sent
up high foul which Smith muffed for
first error of the SERIES Peckinpaugh
went out, Nehf to Kelly, Miller going
to second. No sacrifice for Peckin
paugh.
Ruth walked and the crowd jeeret
Nehf.
Meusel lined out to Frisch who
doubled Miller at second, with
quick throw to Rawlings.
!, No runs, no hits, no errors.
i. Second Inning Giants-YOunf
went out on grounder to Pipp unas
sisted
Kelly struck out.
Meusel out on grounder to Pipp
No runs, no hits, no errors.
! Second Inning Yankees PipI
walked. Bancroft threw out Ward a
first. Pipp going to second.
Frisch took McNally's grounder
and touched Pipp for the second out
1t was a smart play McNally reach
ed first.
McNally went out stealing, Smith
ito Rawlings.
No runs, no hits, NO errors.
Third Inning Giants-RawliRg
got Texas Lacquer into left.
, Smith popped to Peckinpaugh
Nehf struck out.
Burns forced Rawlings at second
:, Peckinpaugh taking Burns grounde
and touching the base.
No runs, no hits, no errors
Third Inning Yankees-Schang hi
high one which Bancroft took. :.
Hoyt got Texas Lacquer into righ
which Rawlings nearly caught.
Miller flied out to Burns.
- Peckinpaugh walked and up cam
Ruth.
Smith and Nehf conferred in tn
box Coach Leary made some com
plant that Nehf was doctoring tn
ball. Umpire Morarity threw it on,
!. Ruth walked, filling the bases.
Meusel popped to Bancroft.
No runs, one hit, no errors.
Fourth Inning Giants
Bancroft famed. Peekinpaug
!, took Frfsch roller and threw him OF
at first, Pipp making spectacular on
hand stop.
McNally threw out Young at firs
I'll No runs, no hits, no errors.
~ Fourth Inning Yankees-
Pfpp sent q sky scraper ont I
The daily times., 1921-10-06

Thirty three persons were killed
last night in a rear end collision of
two suburban passenger trains in a
tunnel leading to the st. Lazaere rail-
road near Paris. The wrecked cars
| burst into flames, and the disaster
was made more terrible by the ex-
iplosion of a gas reservoir.
w. B. Sullivan, part owner of the
Charlotte Observer, died yesterday in
his hotel apartment in New York
tCity after brief illness. He was re-
cognized as one of the most success
full publishers in the South.
Sheriff Charles Culpepper Of
Toombs county, Georgia, Frank
George and Edward Driggers, far.
liners, Yere yesterday shot and seri
lously fFounded by Adams Driggers
brotheF of Edward, who then sho,
land led himself. The shooting tool
Iplace3When an effort was being made
Ito Arest Adam Driggers At the re
IQAt Of hip family.
The daily times., 1921-10-06

Fourth Inning Giants
Bancroft famed. Peekinpaugh
took Frfsch roller and threw him out
at first, Pipp making spectacular one
hand stop.
McNally threw out Young at first.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Fourth Inning Yankees-
Pfpp sent q sky scraper ont to
The daily times., 1921-10-06

THE TWO EDITIONS OF THE
WILSON DAnjY TIMES COVER
EVERY SECTION OF EASTERN
NORTH CAROLINA.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08
Hanson Post American Legion to
Observe Mothers Day with Special
Sermon and Program Sunday Night

Hanson Post IL thu American IL.
ri,n will observe Mothers Day with n
special sermon Sunday night at SOC
n. IA. IN the Presbyterian Church.
Reverend a. Thomson will deliver the
sermon.
Few men have the opportunity 10 ap.
pr.iate Mother ~ the man who
donncd the uniform aud participated
IN the resent world war and this on.
portunity In being offered them and all
~ their friends To- ohs.rve Mothers
Day by attending this special service.
and all who know Reverend Thomson
can fully appreciate his ability 10 de-.
liver sermon that will b. indeed ap.
proprlate and impressive.
Al Of the things that remind us OF
Mother will b. thcr,--flowers. music
and TIN silence OF the House of wor.
ship. all 81 which are messages ~
God whispering Mother" and II IN
hoped that every ex.seryicc man will
urge his friends 10 attend with him
this memorial service.
II IL especially hoped that the
mothers q the men viii h. present.
The committee In charge In sIaring
no effort IN making appropriate ar.
ringcmcnts. and the duty assigned ,u
each cx--crvic. man only Includes him
To- attend at the time and place dcsig.
nnis,..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08

much az M little as may b. required.
for ventilation. and held IN position by
= suitable stop.
4 convenient nickel plated blankc,
rack IL provided above the medicine
cabinet.
Tn" cniir" interior construction In
panclrd sdlid birds eye maple. includ.
ing ceiling aud partition Tho ch,uf.
f"ur's cib II upholstered o. the ~
lin" and nbuy" thai-inciuding ceiling
lnd inrrumcn, busrd-ls solid birds
80" naplc.
IN. floor IN covered with linolrum.
Irmgardnrr nirkl-d plated chair cut:
revolving attendants seats with folding
ncks. Perfection radiator heater: clcc.
rir fan. thornom' t'r: speaking tube.
cell brain i"dtall" sirt li;ht: rear ,irw
mirror: pyronc firt rxlinguishor and
bracket: Whrncr sprr,lumct'r: hand.
niU Z riiad letter and border name
nls 80 an ,',b loprs: illuninat u: nickel
plated Kick ,lItos On running beard.
nickd pll'"d grab handles with black
ul,boi grip: pull tp.hnndlrs on all doors;
two cell cl'ciric portable hand lintern:
rul,iing rear step: silk pull shades ri all
wind ~ and doors In hp,iv rumuari.
rncnt: chassis equipped With Wrestling.
hnisc shock nh-ori,-rs. front and rear:
nlc.lcc plated diamond bumper: fiv
lisirci wh-,ls with 5iXi cord t'rcs
on binntion white and red light IN rear
controlled hv separate switches. head
.,mp- fitted with WARNER lens: motor.
/ mo'oi un radiator cnp: ii.inch rotary
gong. center control The ,hsss!s IN pow.
er'l with I,"rk tglls Continental Eight
~ motor.
81 numerous are the other details of
Z thiH rarely beautiful nnhuisnc. that
f, greet dial more STAGE would he r..
/ Iuired To- slsfrriia' them adequately
This ambulnnc. marks n bong Strids
EDWARD in equipment for the add u
-an Z, 4 e m. stricken in the civ. and
! IN. Griss~ establishment II h b. con
/ .r.tul.tsd On in enterprise In placing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08
LOCAL BAPTISTs WILL attend
CONVENTION At CHATTANOOGA

There viii L. gathering ~ laptists
IN Amarillo tomorrow from over the
Panhandle and New Mexico a. make up
two special ,'.ich's bound ior N. South.
ern Inp,is, Convention ~ Chattanooga.
Tenn.
Tn date ~ The convention Il May
4! 90 iN Tn" excursion special viii not
l.ssc Amarillo iill o'cl,s'k tomorrow
evening. ard delegates from the Fan.
haudlc and New MrSico viii b. arriv.
ing during thu day. For the accommoda.
iio1 81 arriving d.'cg,,,s of-n housc
, viii 10 Kept ~, IA Flrs, Baptist Church
Ninth AMI roik strcis. Local church
p-uplc. ,un. win meet incoming dele
gates IT The different trains
A. Peterson. division passenger agcn,
OF IN. RDrk Island rusd estimates that
80 Raptists from The OUTSIDE will arrive
In N" city tomorrow Rev. n V. iiamil
ton. assistant igs,or 81 the lapils,
Church. ". l.. Tubhs md possibly 9th.
crs will ioln the excursion here. A
Peterson division fright and passenger
agent ~ the Rock Island. and {. ID.
wlifworth. district passenger agcn, u
tho Southern Railway system. VIII also
iravs Amarillo with the cxcurSionisis
Peterson and whtworth viii accom-
pam the excursion the entire trip "a an
asst -uncc that every comfort viii IL
provided nnd every want 81 the PARTY
looked after. Two coaches. I, IN believed
viii accommodate the delegates leaving
Amarillo un'il oklahoma city II rcach
ed A full special train In TO bc made
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08

90 - oklahoma chs. and special
coaches from The Panhandle viii IN
tttlch.l 20 the oklahoma city special
train.
Tn, special coaches from Amarillo
VIII l,1yD over the Eock Island and
N. vitirc trip vii D. over the gim,
road 90 Memphis. and from that point
over the Southern Railway system
M.ssrs. Peterson ~ the Rock Island and
WhitNorth 81 m. southern assure dele
gates IN IN" comforts that modern rail
way accommodations can offer.
TIE excursion train IN TO hc known ~
tho ihpt.s; Special from New Mexico
Panhandle ~ Texas and Oklahoma e.
the LuSaliy Convention ~ Southern
taptiNr
Good fellowship. spiritual singing and
ut least i've preaching services daily
will feature the trip.
There vii h. q special coach with the
train for use ~ those who de- not care
o. take a sleeper, and I, win also bc
used foF holding religious services. The
hes, pulpit.rs ~ New Mexico. Texas
and oklahoma viii preach
tn" Pullman rates from Amarillo VIII
lc ,is.s6 for lower berth and sos,
for upper. surchargc and war tax In
clui.d.
Delegates arr expected on every In
coming train a. Amarillo tomorrow. bu,
the greater number are looked for or
Number a. VI the Santa Fc that arrives
at noon. This train viii bring the New
McNl,o delegates
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08

saturday. the school buard VIII lower
valuations ana vet an example Tor 9th
.ts a. lower them. state valuations viii
be- lowered and wc shall not again pay
MO the state treasury M much more
han our pro rata ~ We ~" now doing.
This N plain. common sense propo
,ltiun that ANY busincfs man az woman
an see and surely no one VIII vote
giihsi this measure and thus force our
rhnnl hmid to raise valuations again
nurr than - pct cent. ~ they would
nave ,o do aud thus set another eN'
,mplr fer tho city. state and couniys
raising theirs.
TN. potplc IT Amarillo showed To- III"
lection hsi ram that they understand
NJ, disastrous results of cuhtinuous
nrrrnSp IN properly valuations fur
,rhnnl purposes and hy vote of more
Than eight tu one approved the cuns,i'
,u,innnl amendment whlrh made u pos
,lile for N" sphool bO'rd Ia get the
necessary funds f"r the schools 10y
rnlsing the rate rather than bN inCrcnS'
ing valuations n would bc singularly
absurd Tor them now to f,il Ia take al.
,ant,g. OF IN" rl';ht in Increase the tax
ratio which they so Overwhelmingly APP
prnVod'lnst fall
The voters vii understand that the
question involved IN the election next
Saturday IN really not one of incrcas
TX tnN,s. II the election carries. II VIII
n tact mean u lowering 81 taxes. In that
less money viii go 10 the state treas
ury NJ Austin II viii mean that W.
shalt keep nj home fer our own chil'
lrrn what We have been sending a. 9th.
81. parts OF the state Tor other chill
drrn.
Then IN addition tu the reason given
pboyc fur Increasing the school tax rat"
based an s"'fpr'Asr,lon. there IL an
other that win appi a. every patron
IL the achools and Tint II the fact
TINT our schools have b,en and are now
Handicapped for the back of funds Even
after Increasing valuations as they
have. thu school huIid has not had the
funds to run the schools ~ they should
be ron The teachers have been under
paid. the schools have gone without
nccdrd equipment and the work has
been handicapped In many ways The
people know TINT every cent ~ the
mcncy they invest In them and IN the
education uf their children IL well spent
and they should vote 10 make II pos.
siblc Tor our school board ,o take care
81 the schools In an adcquato manner.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08
SCHOOL GIRLS GIVEN
PRIZES FOR SEWING

The Domestic Art Class ~ the Anna
r.llo hgh School has donc wonderful
work. Looking Il the dresses made by
some OF the graduates Is TO wonder no,
how many women u the city could have
done better. but how many could have
done so well. About month ago
Charles 4 Fisk of ,hr Amarillo Bank
and Trust Company offered three prizes
for the best made dress 10 be- worn by
lhc graduates during commencement,
week. the first prize being $40. second
s.. and third ss.jo: In judging the work
several things were 10 be considered:
First the pupil should make the dresses
according to thu regulations worked out
by the Domestic Art Glasses and adopted
ig the class; second. workmanship:
third. appropriations: fourth. cost; and
nth. simplicity.
Alss Maggie Avcnt. Of the Domestic
Art Department. chairman; Mrs. sam
scsy, Of the school board; Mrs. William
lhycc. ~ thu i'ierlnn Club: Mrs e. H..
Hall o! the \. T.. O.'s. and Mrs. G. g
y. blanchard of the woman's Club.
acted az Judges
After inspection ~ dresses. the vote
was two and two for Ami. Ice Ken.
drlck and Ruth blackburn. and Miss
Avcnt was compelled 70 east the decd.
ing vote. The first prize was awarded
TO Miss Annie Lee Kcndrick: second. TO
Miss Esther Ruth Blackbgrn: third. 10
Miss Alma -. Timmons.
Al OF the dresses exhibited were
works II art. and some ~ these no, re-.
living prizes were worthy OF special
mention. 4 green organdy made by
Catherine poitingcr was perfcc, IN
Workmanship. appropriateness and sim.
pliciiy. hut she had only the ono entry.
white org,ndy exhibited by Helen
Montgomery WIS pretty. and showed
skill with the needle The middle suit
made 10 Ruth I.lackburn was a perfect
tailored garment With 10 flaw
Mcml-rs OF the class have not forgu,
ten ihri Mr Fisk gave the three prizes
fer The Public Speaking Contest held
here during The year. and tina, he Wa
very generous IN donsting TO the fund
~ lns.lnil uniforms
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08

also carries with It the determination
Of the Griggs establishment, 10 furnish
unstln'cdly the best That monty VIII
buy Tor their services IN alicyiliine the
pains 81 the suffering IN necessary
transportation a. and from points
wh.r, treatment ~ To- H.. az has been
ADMINISTERED. This Limousine nmbu.
lance is complete In all its appointments
distinctly. In NIL It's f,pturcs. efficient
IN its OPERATION. cml"li-s every mod
"rn convicncc for practical require
n.n's
The Griggs establishment IN Offering
this unsurpass,blc equipment to ~
clientele evidences u strong dcsir' T.
furnish maximum dgrrr Il comfort
without "ny consideration for tn -
"Xp'nsc involved In placing NJ 'h"if
disposal such equipment as viii meet
IT, demands nnd expectations ~ tho
u's' cXtciins nnd discriminating
u, IN sIptl - white enamel. trim
med with rich dark blue. this liniot,.
Ffif fNifht NV y n iilNNE ~ lsAif " wv
o.. Will, Il u impossible tn d'.s' l.ii'
IL" Trap IN detail II l. hut ilir g.
sp,ah u 'he following Items II : srra'
: scriptiun II m. interior and cxi"riu
tuurh-s ~ that the public may have
"l'"o Ida At the elegance II the We
hicic
Tn' glass In the side Ian.ls side
dphs. rear d,urs. and partition. Is 3
handsome design. hand cut. bcv.icd
beaded glass that gives IN. vehicle 4
rich tone and distinctive appearance
ing cisy access 10 iire space and alsf
prn'crts cushions frm l"'ins Hlil Il
and biings weight - the equipment L.
NV center "f gravity where q
Wupefly belongs
A medicine cabinet fully eauippe.
~ith emergency supplies II placed sboy'
thu tn" compartment IN the partition
with h,t and cold water. Their. II q
cshlIst IN Zach side IT the window ans
es,h cabinet N filisi With swlnslns
49, IN. .~.a... A. A.. -. - .
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08
REASONS GIVEN FOR SUPPORTING
INCREASED TAXATION TO UPKEEPI
AMARlLLO'S SCHOOLS FITTINCLY

l'rss wmiink'r sends the following
io The News with request io publish.
The tax rate for schoo, purposes that
now obtains In the Amarillo lndcpcnd
at School District " not enough to pro
vide adequate schuol facilities for tn
children without property valuations
b'ing raised flr ubovc what they should
b.. cur schuul board must hnV. The
money r. maintain the schools. II they
can't gpt It hy increasing the rate. thci
must gc' II LN raising property valul
tions. licfol N" passage uf tn school
amendment last fll they could not In
ro1s" the rate hpnc. were cntnpt l,,i
o. raiso valuations They have don, this
,"''r rfirr year uulil now valuations
fur school purposes -" lhsur,llv higi'
and ihn people hnSc stood fnr such Val
uiilors only l-ciusr th"y have undrr
s'ood hat the rntp could not T." raised
md ,h,t the bard had Ho other moan.
fnr raising funds fr ~, schools Eut
while no people have stood for the IN
'rcts they have not l~rn blind ~ the
disastrous results tn the city and coun,y
hc,aus" ~ thoS" ahsurlly Inflated vniu.
Iil,us. for ~ result Of the schon'
hIri's increasing Valuations tho cl,v
state ard county have followed their tx
ample. and ~ result II this. Potter
CrInty nuw pays into the state treas
urv ~ Austin nor, than twice ~ mucl
~ shr gets out or more thnn tvire her
rru rata The only sane thing Tor this
county ia de- i in raise her rate ~
taxation aud lower valuations ~ that
she win pay nd moro than her pro rata
into The treasury a., Austin. The no
plr viii understand that the state tax
rtie II uniform fm all parts of tho state
tas, year II WIS sixty two cents on the
and the Inequality % taxes In different,
parts NJ the state II due 10 unequal val
uniiuns. Potter County has inflated
her valuations far above other parts ~
the state and she has no one TO blame
but herself II she continues TO do this
We do not blame our school beard Tor
raising valuations heretofore because
there WAS no other recourse hut no tax.
payer In this county n ignorant of the
fact that increasing valuations for
school purposes has ~, the pncc for In.
crcasing valuations for other purposes
and this II the reason the valuations In
N. city. state and county are so unroas.
onably high. II the people viii increase
the school tax rate nj the election next
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08

summer school op"ns Monday morn
Ikx NJ nine O'Clock. High school pupils
11ii report NJ thu hiEh school building
Qs,dss ore aud tvu viii report O.; ih''
iuniior hgh school bulliing and grad IS
our. i've. AZ and seven will report a.
he rid brick building
NTmiiin viii L. charged 1T the f1tr -
f>rce doiarS yer month Tor grades enc
= ihfe-'. four dollars for GRADES f0uf
a se,en and five dollars fCr the high
&syoi Tuition ~ InyHblo monthly ir
IAN.
v-hihlren who viii b. feven years 81
. on az before the frs; day II next
Hbrisry may attend the summer
shooi by paying tuition. Pupils wh.
- spring 90 hast summer were assign
& the g term may attend without
tu1ktpn.
Ali puplls Who expect g. attend sum
u school arr asked g. report Monday
mrsning promptly At min. o'clock
- Isoard u Trustees.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08

Svse'sl N Tho Ness.
CfSH1S. y. NJ. MAY They d. u
ligfcf nfiy In Clovis.
Usually the lashful couple approach
the county clerk and very ni,-kiv ask
f,r the proler credentials g. De- nrld''
one.
But. according o. County Clerk Dan
VI Bc,ne. th.y'r. gct,in: hird-boll~l
al.ut u now.
This T. The WY ~ done.
s'Scii wcsliin llccRS,r re-"
"vcf"
well, gimme n pair"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08
tOt>IS NAY TAKE OVER
iI'ftRi-ttll. TIME
LII; tRltN BE SGCt RED

\ mmitirr - women ~ the Potter
COUNT Library club he'd conference
Nih th, irard ~ county commissioners
saturday relative to ov,uing library
und'r tn auspic's q the county 40
action pus taken Ly the board further
ihHr i0 announce the decision made
some time ago ~ take over the present
ci'y library Igly !. No building has
yet b.en secured
When the library j. taken over the
baSrd proiH- a. put IN librarian who
VII 10 Vn -shrT and Keep open during
ih, week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08
HARDWARE DEALERS WILL
Be GUESTS Or AMARILLO

amarillo win bcinng 10 mciniers Of
.bo Panhandle Hardware Dealers A~~.
'isiiSn i"uvrruN aud TucSliy. Tho
ni,gsin ter Tu.s'lav Includes "S.c
Amarillo" tour OVER the city IN auto.
NAH ~. Secretary Estes - the CITY
itaid ~ Development requests that
an 'itizens i,c reminded that thrir cars
viii BE- needed and u Individual owners
arr LIE Fsi vi,A ia g .pr- II vii b.
appreciated ! The cnt attainment and
yisitf- - we'll
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08
AMARILLO MINISTER
WILL CO To DALLAS

Aficr ~ eight year residence In ANA
ri'io Erv. y. NJ Neal and family wiil
h7v, Tomorrow a. take up residnccc IN
a diffcr-n; part ~ the state. From hero
th'y vlli GO to Corpus Christi and after
vacation IN the scashorc city to DAT
lhs. where they will liy.
Rev Seal has been Methodist confer.
oncc evangelist. with headquarters IN
imar.llo during his residence here. HE
hoin, has been 800 Polk street. H. has
recently i-cn msde general evangelist
81 the church. and j. changing his res.
dcnce a. Dallas as n matter of conyen'
isrc..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08

l-auiifal yustou eft wearing a piuh
blosaum for their mothers II li'iug. and
a white flower iur their mothers who
have b.n called g. the land u E'V
In taking ruEuis1n,o ~ Mothers
pa,. wearing "a fl,W,r IN honor ~ the
Queen tmmg Women who is. or wi'
Your brst frl,nl ,uu honor her lnd
ais reflect credit 100 N"ur~lf l"'
everyone wear flower m honor oi
Mother. WHITTIER that MuJhrr ." pr'a
cnt ur absent lot us make n unnnl
NOUS In honor - Mother"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08
ROCK FAILSLIMOUSINE AMBULANCE
PUT IN BY GRICCS ESTABLISHMENT
IS REALLY ''EXCLUSIVE CREATION

Second To- none this side uf Chicago.
The Griggs establishment, has pwchas.
I'd "a ambulance. II such unuSui !
character ara richness. that m,nii u
;, rtrc made of II. This .aecc ol cnu,p.
rr'nt IL an .xclus.v cr,u;ion. AMI 'r,s.
:cfal,cc In thu coach biild,rs' ar. rcl.
rcscntlng the very lHs' w'rd In cl'g,n' q"
= presented IN IN Rock Falls Linlou.
sine anhuhncc.
This nmbulanr. II charactcrful aud
reflects the dl.nily uf It's mission, II
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08

The glass In all dp"rs are arranged
to drop Ter ventilation.
The cross IN the center IL the plain
Red Cross.
The body II constructed entirely ~
wood. no sheet metal being used In
any part. Tho cowl and rear corner
posts nr" beautifully hand shaped, The
sides are constructed II large, plain.
solid wuud puncls.
n tire compartment, II provided IN IN"
Partition back ~ the drivers scat TIL"
back of the seat H. hinged forward. CIV.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08
is worn as a token Of refe


TIN, al may BE- reminded q ~. ia,
ana not forget a. significance, maSu'
10 the ,iti,s uf ,h' country general,
have issurd Mothers Day puchmrtipns
calling attention g. Nav NJ Mothers
pay Mayer Lon u. Mars ~ Amsrill,
SATURDAY issued q procamltiyn saying
n Len y. Mans - Mnyur 81 M
CITY - amarillo, de- h'r'hN can ut''n
iini id mi. fact anl ash tha, an ciil
zrns - the Municipality join in "a,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08
MN uENiCO PUBLISHER
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shor; yari,.oa IN ~, oiiy for,al.s has
syii hsr Ouien crop hut the Warehouses
are far ~ sweet psia;"e~. says Greayss.
Pos'sl.s Valley sxe.ls the world In pro.
duciior 81 aNeci potatoes. d-clarcz the
Paftalss publisher. and a vote b. dis
INTERESTED parties IN tn b-s' plsc- ~
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