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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-07-08

le With
44-inch Indian Head, Dol 81 M
lar Day Sale Price, 4 yds. ~A'~O
33-inch Indian Head, Dol 81 M
lar Day Sale Price, yards ~A'oS
36-inch Nainsook, colors, pink,
blue, yellow and white, 45c value,
Dollar Day Sale Price, 3 81 I'M
yards for .......................,. ~A'0S
25c White Nainsook, Dollar
Day Sale Price, 5 yards 81 nm
Tor Observation-Disclosures.
Long Cloth, nice quality, big
value at 25c regular price, Dollar
Day Sale Price, 5 yards 81 m
25c and 35c Curtain Marquisette, (
white, cream and ecru, Dol 81 IN !,
lar Day Sale Price, yards ~A'o0
35c Dimity, small checks, Dollar
Day Sale Price, 4 yards 81 IN
Tor Observation-Disclosures.
45-inch White Batiste, beauti-
full quality, Dollar Day Sale 81 01
Price, 2 yards for ................
$3.50 White Bed Quilts, a big
value at. regular prce, limit one. to
customer, Dollar Day Sale 81 90
Price, each .......,................
72x9O Sheets, limit two to a Gus 4
toner, Dollar Day Sale 81 OO.
Price, 2 for~................,...... ~A'"o
s5c Pillow Cases, Dollar ST .Ofl
DaySale Price, 4 for."........... '~A'S :
45c. Pillow Cases, Dollar 81 OO
Day Sale Price, 8 for.......... - =; x
Huck. Towels, colored border.
Dollar Day Sale Price, 10 S1.O0 4
Tor .,........................'.",.. go,
Black Satin Petticoats, 81. 90 ,
Dollar Day Sale Price,. =
$500 Shirt Waists, Dollar S1.OO
Day Sale Price, each........
Children's 35c and 45c Sox, sDol- 4
lar Day Sale Price, q 81 On !
for Observation-Disclosures.
| Coat Suits | =;
|. IL Price =;
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-07-08
Saturday and Monday, July 9Th and Il

giving event in the stores history.
Not soon again can you hope to buy
at these low prices. We cannot re-
place them to sell at the low levels
quoted In this advertisement.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-07-08

And now, as fitting climax to
the Great July Clearance Sale, comes
this wonderful dollar Day" filled
with money saving opportunities.
Read every item on this page and
make. a. note of the things you need,
for you will never buy them cheaper.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-27
HOBART

Mrs. Edgar Hartnup is visiting her
sister IN Chicago for . few days.
Walter Cain. who lives on Center st.
Is planning ON moving to Gary.
Mrs. S " Hatten Of Ca4ver. Ind. IS
visiting her son here Mrs. b Loser
sister OF George Haten Of this place
Is also visiting here for a few days.
Mrs Loser IS also from Culver.
Mrs. Sarah Wilmer Bond and little
daughter Elizabeth are homo for a
short rest before the opening Of the
Lyceum season in Sept ember
The Methodist sunday school are
planning on holding picnic next
Tuesday at Jerry zehnka's grove
Harold Stroupe who works for the
Wabash r R at Gary has left for Peru
Ind, TO 'oe operated on for the remov-
al % tonsils and adenoids.
John z. laser OF Chicago. Is IN Ho-
bart on business for few DAYS
The Service Electric Co. has moved
its place OF business from Main street
70 the Guyer building in the rear 81
the postonice-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-27
Crown Point

The LAke County Title and Guar
anty Co. arc moving thor orYhDe equip
noe1t to tha erst door Of uaedY building.
formerly occupied by tho poszoffice.
today. Tho or1oe has been handsome
~ decorated and equipped with all the
MODERN or1oe aQpliEncon The tn
creased volume OF business by this
company has required more commod1-
ouH quarters
Mrs. George Powell Is assisting at
NJ and Mrs Mrs. Vim Bra.by. who
have been the ss1e91 of the Fred Rush
tons for Ike past two weeks returneA
70 the4r nome N Detroit. on Friday
Bai.r and Mrs W. H Van Server
are ves1L.aS relatives in Springfield. O..
several weeks They are the tests
o. Ms Flora Ashley.
Mss Dorothy Crowell has accepted
a position II the Bloede garage be
gtn!n% her new duties on Monday
Arthur Relder who has been enzaged
n business N Ne,a Jersey. reached
here on Friday Tor az ia1t with his
sister. MS Fred Lislus. Nj Lisuis
VIII vdstt here for several weeks be
fore going to Ames. Iowa where he
hes accepted a chair N chemistry in
the State University
Miss Bessie Rausah spent Friday in
Chicago, on business
Miss WAheLnn1na Kocshnicl1 e. has
o~en granted a leave OF absence from
her duties in Pattea and johnson . OF
&c for a couple OF months and will
take a. trip tor her health During
her absence Miss Mary Hlxon VIII
have charge OF her work
Ray Hale has purchased the home 81
Tom Platt on Union street. and viii
move as soon as the Platt family ind
a suitable location. The house va
Gated by Halo VIII be occupied by the
owner. Judge Howard Kemp. whose
marriage TO Mrs Rose Sherman. is re-
ported 20 have taken place IN July.
Tho death Of Mrs. Johanna Krou oc-
CURED at her homo on Union street
on Thur sday n.gat Mrs. krell has
been an invalid for several months
suffering from dropsy. She has been
a resident OF Grown Point for the past
eight years. moving here with her
fara1ly from their farm east OF town
She Is survived by her Two daughters
MIS- Add4e GerlAch and Miss Regina
kreI OF this city and a son Mat Krill
also Of Grown Point The funeral
Saturday morning with interment in
tho Catholic Cemetery. MIS-. kreIl
was SO years Of age.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-27
LOWELL

H / Baughman returned Last even
Ing from d several weeks visit with
relatives in New Hampshire
Mrs. Anna Phillips Of Boise, Idaho,
4s visiting her sisters, Mrs. F. Hatha-
way and Mrs. Emory Hathaway and
brother William BrIoe and families.
Mss Irene McLain. Of MuRcie. Ind.
returned to her home yesterday after
visit here with friends. She was
q former teacher in the Lowell high
school
Mss Merle Belshaw. of Crown Point.
was the guest of Lowell friends yes
terday.
Mrs. Cas- scritci1held who has been
seriously sick for some time. is slowly
recovering.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-27

Arrival of Legionnaires at Cher,
bourg and (beIow) Commander
John G. Emery lowering the
American dag in salute over the
tomb of the unknown soldier
beneath the Arch of Triumph
Paris.
Headed by National Commander
John G. Emery, a group of Of
fcials of the American Legion is
now in France for the purpose of
visiting old battlefelds and un-
yelling several monuments in
memory Of American boys who
died on foreign soil. Everywhere
the Americans have been received
with enthusiasm. In Paris they
visited the grave of the "un-
known soldier" whose remains
were last year buried with much
ceremony beneath the Arch Of
Triumph.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-27
Gas Various PronunelafIona.

There are ten ways Of pronounclng
"ough" These are, written phonetic
ally. as in bow, coG, cauf (each is al
lowa0le), enuff, thaut, tho, throo, hic-
cup, the Irish Tough and the Scots
pronunciation OF souch SUCH
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ke.lman return
"a to Chicago on Thursday morning-
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H.adeb-andt
and Mr. and Mrs Charles Sherman.
OF Chicago. visited Wednesday here
with Mrs. Frank Dinges.
Miss Rose Thiel is visiting here with
her parents
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-27
ST. JOHN

NJ. ard Mrs Herbert Austgen and
family are visiting here with Edward
ALstyor and u-ife
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
CLAUDE PEOPLE HAVE
SPLENDID CHRISTMAS
Special to The News


CLAUDE D,. 2--Cuulc rniuva,l
one 90 the most h3pry Christmas DAYS
Boo years lor e. change this year every
church had its own Christmas program
and tree Tho Christmas joys began
with th, school programs Friday tr
,rnoDu Several rooms bad trees. aud
% special prugum. with many visitors
saturday afternoon Tho Baptist Sun.
day School held .ts Christmas program
aud CAV" 81 trr, tHr lll tho children.
Beside their own members tho Blmm
class mad, I special Christmas gift o.
all thc sick and shutm of th, town.
m, Church Cd, Christ the Methodist
aud the Christian churc,s held them
entertainments saturday evening and
night Every one in the whole com
muuity was remembered hy santa
claus in some way
Christmas day was observed Ion an
thu churches hy appropriate must, and
services. a special feature sunday
uirht was the union meeting of the
Christian and Methodist churches when
Rev MCCounely preached at the Mctho.
dist Church AIR McConncly's theme
was the Construction 90 our Spiritual
Pyramid
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
NURSING SELFISHNESS

Recently boz The public prints there
ali''''' O. story OF man who has
N-'' strike fgr THIRTY. four ..a,rs
i' "'' 'r 'ugineef for the Burlington
'''' N'1 walked out with tho Hroiher
hoo' 20 Locomotive Engineers The
s.fi'f lied hlt ho kent striking and
nAD"i ,he protection OF Ero,h,rl.oo1.s
'.iu0u has iu that time drawn
'''..o' from ~ funds This was drawn
or a' ODE rate 81 $50 Der month urtl
i'I-. OF which time il was reduced IN
ati p'r month.
sumo "Hy say that this man was
'''-ii.d p, a principle in this matter
ara al natter ~ fact he was moved
e>if'te seifIshness 80 real GOOD b,.
eyer come ron this sort " thing The
'1 Who has been on q strike 10, ,i..,,,
f'ars Is now eighty seven years
o. exc When BE- went on tho -r.te no
vas hiiyihr,e. and Htui ahl. "a ca.
fnerf on one q the locomotives ~ -.
ooniianf. 70 DO ro1d work p,r b.
~ouId not Weld unrnirdfal ar IA.
n ''ii 5lslding' b. sometime a..
cioed ard pronounced virtue who, com.
pared 20 holding On.
"her ~ south IN a. struggle win
tns N"fih tseane convinced that il
couid not uin viciorr a. arms th,,
ia men ard rssourcss w.re .tl.,,
away. q realized. through the leader.
ship Of 9 neral i,oi-rt y L. tlst -
saisstioa usz 10 b. found so.ely In
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
Hanson Post Defers
Election of Officers

The election of officers for 1922 was
coierr'd Tuesday nighi by Hanson Post.
American Legion. until such time a,
Commander T.. r. Roos. who IA m.
could be- present.
Members 81 the Legion were urged
ia uaF their dues before January I. -
that they win not b. dropped from the
rolls. in lccordance with instruction,
from national headquartcrs
The committee IN charge Of ,he
French hoS ear special reported tina, a
great deal % goud had been derived
from tho special rs large donations ~
food clothing and money Tor diS,ri.
button Co Tho nu0r and a. disabled Vet.
Grams w'r0 obtained The COMMITTEE.
WAS discharged with tn thanks N The
u.sf.
Harvey ladcY chairman II IN. mr..
nifnen' home committee. reported th,,
definite steps had i-ceu taken toward
ruhmitting Co the city commission an
offer for the purchase II the building
no" being Used as home by the i.e.
rion
a. Petersen offered % the pos, six
pictures of the American Legion on.
GERS tt Kansas cts. which were ac.
r,pi.d with thanks
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
Marion Employees
lobe Considered
AS Stockholders

In ih" future. employees Of the Mari.
fan store viii not De- considered ~
clerks hu' as Stockholders" said Ia.
N'i'f'n. proprietor OF the store. In ad.
dressing tho employees az hapou.t
given hy him ia the employees ana their
friends W tho Amarillo Hotel MONDAY
i'sht beginning January !. every
'Wro'' H thc stor, viii become a
siorkhoIdrr and as such win receiy, ,
share 60 the profits &C the store for
Doe v,1I 1929
Mr. Marion stated TUESDAY thai ne
was taking this step since h. believed
That b would encourage each emplov,
o. du ncr best, and that the interests
% %, store would o., in the minds ~
ihr cmpiovrs ~ 40 times
Employees present at the banouo,
"ere Miss Myrtle Culway. Mrs / y.
Vincent Mis- 70 A. Palmer Miss Nav
Lhorly Mis- I'u Errtrum ana Mis-,
l"oul Harris
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
Potter to Receive
$4,000 More Road
Aid Conditionany

u Highway SO north commonly
Uauvu J. IH. uyu road. Is made
eur.l b.rhvJv from the present tcrml-
mus OF fh, paved road to Amarillo
..,.t. di.arc, ct four and third
uil.- Potter county viii receive an
additional 10000 of state and federal
HId according d. letter received by
County Judge Ely g. Johnson.
Th. matter oi this additional aid is
said iu have been bofor, the commits.
sion 600 SOME time 4 proposition VAS
90 art u1d. that the county raise a
hf, amount. hut 10 * said that that
proposition has been withdrawn. and
that tho 900 comes tu the county
without urE strings 90 a. This viii
urk, $500 600 OF state and federal aid
tina fhr county has received, an ~
which is tu Ir used ON Highway No. 3.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
1871 JObbERS AND
statesmen co TO
HOLIDAY BANQUET
WING STATEMENTS
MADE ABOUT CfTYS
TRADE AREA.

Tm' Amarillo wU become th. cen.
.... 3D., r,1. t.,.,... ..lbr,.frr a
i " " .'''. '''
th' sn1.... states 'i ih' United S''l''
90 tu, uUb.r- and manufacturers COO
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
THiNk On THIS THING.

oui OF consideration for DO, D.t that
'h- world loday B., sick Of waits soils
4f 'oo often l..n drcnohcd with gore
~ 70 W.tters of Httl, consequence. tho
itild- " th' u.orlc of the civilized ua.
iions 10 ono mind should c.nfsr uuon
DO vorN That is being nccomi Hshed.
ana iu b. accomplished by tho confer.
g.c' iur rho Limitation of armsreuts.
THIS is not TINS f0r Oh. 1l ting
% hairs Tho world b. sick Of wan ue
young men have been slaughtered Hs
wealth swept away. and aIl really, that
D. prices paid for th. limited gains
secured. has been dreadful n the .k.
Y'm" Tho conference Is assembled .n
N1.hinriDn and Will, There hes boon
some 'hur splitting thor. has Ia.n
some real progress Tho hearts az the
people whose war sickness has reached
uh' acute stage should ccuiraIIge on
t'h and effective action. before tho
work OF the corfcrenc, Gomez Co
close
Multiplied millions of fb. peopl, of
United States and other Countries blyo
been indiffercutly acquainted Thorn
~'es with Tho purposes OF hs CON
tronc" There has drvrlopod ID t.rd
'n.' all over tho world 90 lei tho of
I''ials attend 20 600 matters PERFORMING
10 M" affairs ~ state. CO., OF govern.
"'n' This should ro, bc. for although
We u.s." in O. country whose power of
government is delegated. we should
nor - away and forget tha' our own
active Interest in these vital matters
would have much to dl Boz hureirr
Shout the ends desired
This is especially trr, .f ,4, r.op,o
I" mo United States lrd OF tf. nfr.r
n''ions of the world would concentrate.
H their desires ta have otuug nuta.
h'hs ~ 'rmamerfs lf fHo harfs ~
VS. Conference NOW sitting BOO wash
? s'.0. THIS Is matter of tho GREAT
'' Importance. and thr mon charged
''h .h' accomplishing, OF work
''o'." know Thar there s an abiding
'''I..' and oyp..unDr directed ever
90 'f'" from fh. hearts .r fhe u.orle
'..f represent There must bs pass,.
.'' HH. ar "a wlrruIu.d world
'.'f.. loss Than e. quarter or cen.
'HF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
noGLrss ANn lnMLl-,, I,RMs.


'h' ''I.N''F ''. "rn
''I'i'ls TO- .'.' 'H.' '' H.r cent
'' 'h'''''-' ' nave
''' '"''I' mon Dog m '..H'
'"- " p startling abatement and
''nf "'f towards revealing one
" .'' "Fl'''t i'''s connected "i1 'h"
'.'''' f'fI "'' .''ot"'3 not
" do 'n'III' ''' d" m'. other
.''F OF I'''. u ..a' unh"-
'.''. 100 Poe absence of "a.H ~ I'M
'''.' presentation OF a... '7 Tho
' mas Tor zoe "i..". That
- 'h''.I N' 'nF huH" "n which
'''.I .' '"l'l H'.'h'r "'t'o nor
'. .uIuir would o.. rIuru, roua
' '. must h. Inhabited ~
prosperous iarm'rH and those cannot
.. .n 'h. 1l"'rr" of farm livestock
'.'' .n". H.W o. matters ro' how
'' .. mHF '.f 'o mako tho country
..'.n'-o's raising great quantities. n
.. cotton or corn. k1fir, oats. or
'" 'hr'' cannot ho ufu'pllH mar
.'.l 'H ho bulk hH' mue ho handled
t".rh livestock and poultry
E''f farm community u which
more F showing of real rroperl'y
Ind happiness b. ih1i one n which
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
Cattleman Reports
Shortage Of Cattle
InDavis Mountains

Practically every calf In the Davis
mountains has been sold" said NJ. W.
Cunningham, manager OF the Popham
roh .n the Davis mountains OF Texas,
Who is spending the holidays with his
father nr A. " Cunningham. Mos;
ol the 1921 calves were shipped TO
market az Fort Worth. Kansas City
ua california points and there were
very few calves that weighed less than
80 pounds on the market. which as
every catuoman knows is heavy
weight Tor sucking calves There are
ructlglly no aged steers in our coun.
1885, with the exception OF our breeding
herds We are very short on cattle.
Cattle in the Davis mountains are
Of th" finest quality, while those in the
valleys are not Of such good quality.
"" have never had milder winte, and
r-ttc arc wiHtoring fine although va
ore boo need NJ rain There is no flarce
CO., other weeds and cattle in our coun.
fy viii not bo tat enough for market
when spring comes as they often are
when We have an abundance OF rain
| during The winter months"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28

aud carr,i ing great >acl,, on their ltil,
bent hui lhsr>

rm 'fu l.d Nau.r 1ud N.,s
fr.urh fh. -nu.rre shining cham.
I..s .. fb. fnHi OF rr1ru, ga.
rlrns fhra- q. trrm 1- THY went
"f.r. UH- uH.,r N'l' doorway
fH...-E uh..r brownie. were uas~n-
."H HItIrE -Hel' -I.f- un th,r little
H.H, .hout. ru pm solid tt1t was
fH. UNDERGROUND vsN POO 200 'ho -ir
elem. n tbr world 1ud that th.
Hr.ari. wen. na.kinE fh, rp..- ~ rhe
..- Hu-U.. with wsru MOSS fn keep
theu nu r.,In- Thorough the Vin.
rtI
T..r fh.. Neut Dn 1 distance ur
fH,. h.hiur th.- was and that = all
fr, WONDERFUL fFur- fnpv s1v Ia"
Twins bad newer a..r 81. MANY glow
w0rs t- lft fIe- w rliw.nerus
beetles boz their htes each one OFF thcm
'nirr tH ieu fo urht up th, crystal
rlFerus uf the Erowuies
After awhile they PASSED auother
annf. Hni through this on,. tn1.
Brownie. usre huurIng and carrying
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
broush which brownie, were rS,s,ins
u, OLIyr ROEFRTS n'RTO\

.ul,H. That pointed PIN
... -e.r,. passage t0 Dream.
... uh.. MANY ot tho animals go
rf.| GOT course. 900, creatures
suspect o. hut Brownie put
.i- auI warm c'WfI.s over them
fI.' Ue nnaz.ug away in their
49, Ground H.g hasn't thr ielst
f r COURSE. THINKS. hes far
'.. .. .. CORN and has grown enough
. 90 .t,r hmm to keep him
". N winter. hut u, ,auldn Keep
u... eroulh ,u nights when the th,r
tr. s 90 degrees l-i-N rcrp Dr. mv
U... ddrr .uck hon n and 'rpuni
...Ht H. thrif rier Wflr Ihnk,ts
f. .tHuHl Hwls H l0f H n.w
urlsrgrwnd cupaolrds
f.H f"f what fhoy lr, nuniuc
. -. ..fm thDsr lu We, MI
N.io. N.u-. CD thc DIX ones Tor the
.r.rs"
Th. TWINS thalrhi 90 very interest
lrI The. had newer known before how
ftIE useful brownies wtrr
10 BE- Ceniinurdl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
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NOTICE TO TIIE PUBLIC.

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chapci, standing. or reputation ~
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N ed'oor u IL not the intention ~
this Newspaper 20 w'Ongfully use. Cr
lnjure any lndivldunl. firm. concern az
corporation. and corrections ~il be-
made whore warranted az prominent,
as VAS the wrongfuliy published refer
erce or article
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
Forecast For Meel,
Ending Dec. 81

West Gull States
Considerable cloud
iutss occasional
rains and tempora.
tm, below the nor.
utI
Southern RoCk y
Mountain and Pla.
team Gcgipu-Con.
Siderable rains over
200, south. and
SHOWS over the
north PORTIONS cool ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28

Tlla High School urniHced hy tar
Do, fastest Light football team iu the
Panhandle This season. These lads Uhr
oldest player being % years OF ag'l
R,rr through heavy schedule without
% defeat until th"y faced rampu High.
% team oltaeigh.ug them 800 pounds
tn the mau anD bad never been scored
up1n. for th, Panhandle championship
1uua ,roI,I go points against lamra
HI showed SOME ut th. ,'l--iest foot
Mu and teamwork eyer produced hf %
Meu school eleven.
coach West knows football and 1000
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
MITCHELL AND kETCH TO
TAKE TT WORK Vt ONCE.


FORT WORTH pr e--J W.
Mitchell OF Port worth and Frank J..
ketoh of Ardmore. viii Immediately
take up their duties as receivers ot
the Wichita Fails. Ranger and Fort
Worth Railway Company. according ta
I'm orI.r .-su,d Monday hy James g.
Wilson. United States district judge
Tho order was issued 20 N. request 20
q J Mau,e of Oklahoma. contractor.
Who Constructed section ~ the road.
His claims were in excess of sos. 600
acrurdlng 90 the pstiiion h. nlod. az
INK that receivers BE- named
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28

visitors returning To- Amarillo sr.r
Pr .h''n'' ~ "a Tow wears arc Iord IN
'...r 'a of u.s rfy vhev rsrs,s
'' 'o" great tho growth h1s hs.r dsr.
hf ih'f absence Tho n.,t ,.,r vu
.in" Developments almost nnlaB.,
'.'' fo b. avay from Amarillo dur
.'F ihe year u 1885,. .s 10 fan q, rssov.
H nn"n returning 40 the end ~
ih' 'il'ndar wear 1922 b. destined IN
D. ih' year ~ biz 'h.nrs far This eItv.
and Incidentally ior utis portion n Tho
southwest.
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The officer 81 the day was making
his rounds lt's habit they have.
ANY Special orders today. sentry"
De- HSked
Eyes. sir" droamily replied Post NJ
$50. us..d tH ir restaurant waiter
'our lamb crops are recommended
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
THE WEATHER

Amarillo and Niciniiy-W cdncsday
partly cloudy. warmer.
West TrNas-W cdncsda partly
cloudy. warmer except In southwest
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28

Ore cars from lake steamers 90 ritts-
burg carry as much a. ice tons % iron
ors each.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
TIlIA HIGH SCHOOL PRODUCED FAST
TEAM, CONSIDERING LIGHT WEIGHT

1,.smrd- how o. mstu 90 into the boys.
WIN practically $40 this yei's squad
,ur.lI, l,r next year and with lots ol
saisI weight and experience Tulia IS
making plans to wear the next sea-
.us football crown.
Members az th, squad arc az follows:
West ua.m EtUs 'captaiul. Jen.
MINIS. o. UHlUod g. Naguod, Gard
l,. IuII. rl'ror Bradford Can.
r.n Vaughn Russell. Reid Harper,
N.Cmr G,rlcs. krl Tate. Bush,
r.rua. N.F.rIng Foster, llank,ns.
Hester. Lain and Brhrrnds.
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THE CIFT OF PEACE:

Peace I leave with you, my
peace | give unto you; not as
the world giyeth, give ! unto
you. Let not your heart be
troubled, neither let il be
afraid.-John l4:27
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G'm1sh' i'-i. y. p. a. ser'''''
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ouusb. na s. b A. Scruao)
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-10
I'm TLAINDENO lELD

BIZ LIEUT.. COL. JOHN d. McRAE
written during battle Of Ypres, April 1915
John d. McHae, Of Montreal, Canada,
killed duty in Flanders. Jan. 2s, 1879
In Flanders fields the poppies blow !,
Between the crosses, row on row,
That mark our place; and in the sky
The larks, still bravely singing, fly,
Scarce heard amidst the guns below.
We are the dead. Short days ago Y
We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow,