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The Snowflake herald., 1921-12-23
Local News Mention


DreSserS and chiffonierS
very reasonably priced at
Wctzler'S.
Miss Charlotte Ballard left
Wednesday for Eagar where she
will spend the holidays with
relatives.
Buy your dad or boy So guar
anteed watch for Christmas or
New Year present. Call at this
office and see them.
Chas. Frost was out the first
of the week at the Point of the
Mountain looking after his
cattle in that section.
Joseph Holyoak and Hyrum
McCleve were down Tuesday
from Clay Springs after a aupply
of Santa Claus things.
Ammon Morris is building a
nice little bungalow in the west
part of town into which he will
move his family as soon as it is
completed.
Despite the hard times, Post
master Murray says he is doing
as big a Christmas business as
last year, in the way of handling
packages, etc.
Mr.. Mrs. DeGrace of Holbrook
were visitors in Snowflake last
Sunday. Mr.. DeGrace is an ex-
pert mechanic and is holding a
position with the Jennings Auto
Co.
VIM. Chernells, formerly with
the local Forest office, and who
left here to enter the Forest
Service at Springerviile, recent
ly resigned his position over
there. and went to Los Angeles
to attend school.
Some of the local baseball
tossers are making an effort, to
assemble enough players to jour-
ney to Pinedale next Wednesday
to play Brown Capps' team at
that place. The boys from here
are promised a big feed and g
dance if they will make the trip.
Lavaliers, sterling silver thin
bles. ladies', gents and babies
rings, wrist and other watches,
cuff buttons any Of which
would make a suitable Christ
mas, New Year or birthday gift.
Monograms engraved free OF
charge on rings and cuff but.
tons. Call at the Herald office
and see the display.
The Snowflake herald., 1921-12-23

Notice for Publication
Department Of the Interior,
u. S. Land Office,


at Phoenix, Arizona,
November 19, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that Wilson A.
Shumway, of Shumway, Arizona, who,
on November 3, 1915, made Homestead
Entry No. O286O0, for lots z and 8,
Section 80, Township 12-N., Range %
e., G. & S. r. B. & Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make Three
Year Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before Thorwald
Larson, U. S. Commissioner, at Hol-
brook, Arizona, on the 30th day of
December, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Thos. r. Green, Wallace E. Shum-
way, both of Holbrook, Arizona; E. j.
Solomon. w. H. Denham, both of
Shumway. Arizona.
JOHN r. TowLEs, Register.
The Snowflake herald., 1921-12-23

JEWELRY for holiday gifts
finger rings, both ladies and
gents; ladies' wrist watches,
gents watches from So up, cuff
and collar buttons, lavaliers, etc.
Inquire at this office.
The Snowflake herald., 1921-12-23
Notice to Taxpayers

Owing to the straitened finan-
cial conditions of the country
the Board of Supervisors have
instructed the Treasures to waive
the penalty and interest on all
1921 taxes paid up to and in
cluding December 81, 1921.
By order of the Board of Su-
pervisors, Navajo Co.
By M. R. TANNER, Clerk.
[Dec. 1929
Printed Floor Covering
at new prices at Wetzler'S S.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03
ITALY Will Do
ALL POSSIBLE
TO AVERT War
WILL COME TO ARMS PAR.
LEY AT EARLIEST pos
SIBLE MOMENT.
Ry Associated Pcs.

~ AHfnrinfnd lrfss
WASHINGTON Nav During the
Washington conference ON armament
and far oasicrr questions luy will
never hesitate 10 g.t, 700 her Support
10 any proposal which may eliminate
lfWtro conflicts and assure po1cc q"
senator Carlo saurzrr president of
tho Italian delegation 20 tb. confer
,u.s slid tonight
We feel convinced hc added that
Do, conference viii re1oh substantial
conclusion and thlt Tho friendly rcl1-
tiDuehW between thu United States and
Italy VIII 20, eo1srapipd by even
closer lnks OF friendship"
Italy is anticipating with greatest
interest " senator SDh,nzer continued.
"tho work ~ DO, Washington confer
,rco and wishes chan ife great nnul'v
may hr FULFILLED assuring thc world Of
fhe maiuisrau.. .I pa1le and fha r..
dust.oo of Hfmm...s only thus win lt
h. possible FOO reduce ihe heavy bur
den which opnr the budgets ~
every country"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03
GEORGE
HELD AT home
BY IRISH FUSS
BELIEVES FRIENDSHIP BE.
TWEEN COUNTRY AND
U. S. is ASSURED.

LONDON. Nov Premier Lloyd
t'rurge has definitely Cancelled passage
"A the steamer iquiiania. on which hr
Wa- to have proceeded ~ the I nilrd
state November tn attend the Wash
ngiun conference. Il became known 10
night o!firially
Owing "a the grave iurn in Irish AT
'Iirs. u j. not even uossihle tn five
rro,i iunal dltc for the prcmirr'> sail
irg, but he still intends to go 10 Wash
rgion ai TIC earliest pp,sihl. momcnt
Th" cancellation ls tE. premier H
his passaga Be- considered atorlhI.
rather Cham au mu.npla sign uf thl
progress Of Irish negotiations Tho Boz
t"rfretHuOu placed ur r BEL hat Nr
l'H'd Gn.rr" hopes chat f.u DAYS
d.nN boz hI. dcpnrtur. v.I ,ulE. Im
'. -. r'eW,ni remu,l . .f beast
'H. na To-. nj ln agreement ph..h .lu h
worked oIf du'nc h.s alser., nuu
'.r ''Infr ln ih.. connection m
nFit1n'. is attached 81. fH. r.' .ai
lHmrs Craig fho iI-f,r pr..... .s
'm.ns fo London saturday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03

CHICAGO SO. 2-Th, Illinois Coal
Operators Association viii Take no ac.
t,u regarding the federal injunction To-
1haudon ihc CHECK of system until
n"t Wednesday, whom meeting II Ia
%, huid here
This announcement was made todav
hy %. 70 g Hounold secretary OF the
tssucmtnn. who b. sending copies OF
thc injunction accompanied by mem.
o1ndum. Co AN members This mem
nraudum points out taht the association
feels that there shuuid be- a thorough
investigation OBJ members and their at
t"rn"ts since thc check or iniunc
roH conflicts with one issued October
''2I hv Circuit Judge charles u
NiN'r ni Franklin County Illinois
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03
DELAY in STRIKE
OF COAL MINERS
SEEMS PROBABLE

INDIANAPOLIS Ind, Nov by Associated Press)-Deay in
spread of the protest strike Of soft coal which started
day with the wakou Of 5000 union workers closing
200 mines Indiana anticipated tonight by officials of
United Mine Workers of America who said Developments
dscontnuance by of the union check Off
miners wages directed by a federal court Injunction.
Indications that union officials would call out the men,
scattered throughout the soft fields country until
lection of the check Off actually ceased by operators
FRS, official reports of action by operators elsewhere than
Indiana reached headquarters here tonight coming
Pennsylvania btumnous district ceneng around Pittsburgh The
from Robert r. Gibbons president Of the district
check eff would be stopped with the pay day. the date
which given which indicated probable DELAY in any
strike order affecting 4OOO workers in that field
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03
OIL ACREAGE
BUYING SHOWS
BIG INCREASE
WORK is RESUMED ON GULF
NO. | WELL BY NEW
DRILLING CREW.

With scouts Of several leading
corporations IN the city interest in
the Panhandle ~, field j. decidedly
on the Increase. Scou:s are pro
trciing their companies by quietly
purchasing acreage IN sections they
believe desirable.
Work has been resumed ON the
Guif No. ! on the Burk burnett
ranch With an entirely new crew.
The well will be- cleaned out and
drilling viii be resumed at an early
date.
Some important announcement u
expected to be- made shortly by the
Panhandle Refining Company.
which l. drilling on The Terry.
Thompson ranch.
Information received here Is 10 tbs
effect that the well ~ the shamrock
Nl Company has been taken over b,
ne Haskell interests which are sub
sdmp o. the Middle States Ol Com
pany This We'll Is called Shamrock
SO I ard h. on the Sneed ranch.
Wwkm sn are now urdcrroamiuG a
.he Shamrock tst They are also muv
ug mul pumps 90 Tho wen tu uk,
aIr 0f a large flow of ms. which 90 is
expected viii boz struck shortly
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03
|. & C. N. STRIKERS
GET FORMER JOBS
u. s. JUDGE RULES

HOUSTON Texas, Nov 2. by Associated Press)-Federal
Judge utcheson late Wednesday afternoon decreed that the
five hundred odd striking anmen the International and Great
Northern railroad October 22 should be taken back
This does apply however the four local chamen of the
whose should be decided by the James Baker
The given unit, Friday signify whether they will
cept or reject the decree
The trsinmen would back probation under the courts de-
con At the end of thirty days the receiver and officials of the
satisfied the returned spirit concil
ton the scale existing previous October 22 and full seniority
rights of the m will be restored
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03
TEXAS TEAM WINS
IN STOCK JUDGING

y Associaied Pre.s
COLLEGE STATION. TcN Noy.
t-Ihr Texas team Of High : hool
students II igTiculiurc won the
I've stock Judging roni,s II Ma
c'n. ca dr.eaiing o. olo>e,' rival
crih Carolina. by 30g points. ac.
cording 30 Information received at
'1'l"g- here todsv Eirsi .rr1ud
,nd fourth places in the indi, idull
runlr q, also were taken b., mrm
fer> q the Texas team
Tho team = composed IT tho ipl.
lowing Herbert Br,an. Gringrf;
iicnr' Druid. Prnelop RAYMOND
~rhumr'hrr. SealS. aud Nilfred
Iruf,in. Nilford Drnyd Won first
place n the individual contest
Srhuma'her Second aud Bryan
tlrrlh.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03
STORM DAMAGE TO
FRUITS IS HEAVY


WASHINGTON. N0y e-Hcayy
damage 10 citrus fruit BOO that section
ol r1o.da iu ihe gath uf ih, tropical
Storm of last week aud much damage
o. truck and miscellaneous crops COG
lovlands was repurtcd in thc weekly
weather and oron bulletin issued TODAY
Truck ON the upands however was
improved
The weather was favorable fer OUT
d"ui work ta-,Igho M, w'os ln the
western halt ,' th, COTTON h.l' lui iHr.
i"" uHv ,f fHs ,s,.s l1 t1, eastern
half and tho h.iNr-t OFF COTTON. where
rot completed made satisfactory prog
,,-s. lt,kug and ginning was puc-
tisi'y cawul,tel throughout thc belt
and late bolls an, reported as turning
out we'll iu SOME sections uI N.rh
Fsy"linn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03
$4,000 BONDS SET
FOR ALLEGED THEFT
q, ociatoi Press

q, Associated Press
SAN ANTONIO Texas. Nov Paul
O'Brcu was allowed bond of y60.375.
and hi- brother p,tcr O'Hricn bond OF
StfI25 n "a hihcas corpus hearing ON
.hars,s @ Jh,lt theft hv hailce and EN-.
hezzlemeut o.. approximately s2750 900
trum ID. sullivan Co.. bankers. IN the
il,h district court today by Judge s.
g. Tavlor Although states attorneys
ual ,unauucod thu they would lsk for
bonds az least as great as the total
uarf 90 money alleged Goo have been
.leu tn,y cDrtanl,l only fur bonds of
j5U1 en- each Indictment and after ar
r.mrut hr q f.nse attorney. Judge
r.,I.r agreed f0 U> th. bonds zoo ,31i
ono DH l count
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03
MRS. HOBART TO
Head W0MEN'S
LEGION SOCIETY
MOTHERS, WIVES, SISTERS
AND DAUGHTERS OF
VETS MAY JOIN.

W NHHNfihifN ffH'
KANSAS CITY so Nn, Mrs
Luacu Hobart D Milford. ohio WAS
.hus,u national president of iha Amcri
u Legion AuNm the Womcns or-
ml.1tior imposed 1 r'mtlfcs of
.ptDuua
Th, v,m.u who held their FIRST ma.
uoual convention totat m downtown
church auditorium ,hos, as th.ir OH
enl designation thr American Legion
Auxiliary after discussion which
lasted two hTurs Theg voted 10 make
mothers. WiNre sisters and daughters
~ Veterans ui the World war eligible
fpr membership and voted To- exclude
aandunthers
a constitution wns adopted and sew
eul resolutions dealing with Oh, treat
m,ut of dis.hcd soldiers we've adopted
hy ih' convention
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03
British House To
Hold Discussion
Of Arms Par1ey

LONDON Nov by Associated Press)-A discussion of the
Washington conference limitation of Far Eastern
problems will take place in the House of Commons Friday
connection with resolution by the Labor members
warmly approving of the conference Austen Chamberlain
ernmen leader announced today.
Sir Francis William Lowe unions member from Birmingham,
protested such discussion this because the sd
effect nigh, have America and other countries Mr.
Chamberlain replied that this point had been given serious
sideraton.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03
HANk NJ RNNGER CIOsEn.

RANGER trNa.. NnN. Tho
Firm'rs and Merchants B,rk ut
Ranger closed today on r ol
it, director. NietdN Withdrawals
the la~' few WEEKS was given q, the
cause ihr last statement Of the
bank showed S3spo OoO on posli
II Was announced TINT negotiations
f'r reorganization bN outside cap.
iiai b. m progress one other bank
Na~ organized here Recently.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03
Coal Operators
OF Oklahoma To
Keep Contracts

MUSkOGEE, Okla, Nov g. by Associated Press)-An
between co operators who members of the Southwest
Coal Operators association ard the United Mine Workers
America district Number a. will be carefully observed according
telegram from L. A. johnson commissioner of
John Wilkinson district president Of the United Mine Workers
here
Wilkinson wired Johnson today demanding know what po-
oon the operators association would take the check Off
lowing the Injunction b Federal Judge A. b. Anderson
po which declared the "hc, o" system Illegal received
the following reply:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03
MACNIDER TELLS
WHAT LEGION is
TO BATTLE FOR
LAW AND ORDER C0MPEN
SATIoE, AMERICANIsM,
RELIEF ARE AIMS.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Nov. -
IIauford Mac ider. barker of Va.
ION CITY. Iowa. elected national
commander 81 the american le-
rion ~ the concluding session of
thr national convention here late
TODAY. IN statement issued 10
night said the convention had out.
lined four great issues tor which
the Legion must firht aud pledged
lis administration to uphold them
ia .piis ~ all opposition.
Commander Nl,N.de.s statement
follows
"The American Legion must build t
..r so Mg 1fd lno ard strong and
keen itself sp r.etr ard straight 1rH
American that vhcn n asks for certain
things legislation f1r ex service men
end women and rouaes in their he
H.f ...I ..mmurIflt- wiz feel tha' Y
fhs Legion Is f0r thing IL must I'D
I sht with thaf f0suor b.u'y f0 our
country and fo ,Esrs man and Wonln "a
wto Hofr our r0ffrrs uniform ir tha
World War vr start a new Legion
..f vHf rrIfr r 'hs ttr.ons ul.i
movements uIf"r. 'n vorve and
teen serving to nnm h. great obiiga.
Q ons before ue
Thi. convention I.e rHned four
Ersst issues ta DgAt far-llw and order.
mm.liate relief fF fh. d..lhled Amcri
rr.su lri adjusted rompen~ation--
rtd nr .hlu ngHf ff fh.m.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03
Pink Worm In Eni,

~ A-.r'.a I'D ffa-a
TfN T.ka. .Df..aI sr.
fraf fns mr U.U turm .r
fesfaiI0n has been found r EU- raun
N is toiar b.. fa. -Hfr dr.
'r.r' a fgfraiiuT. D. p NrDon-
CHIEF eniomniorist of f1f druai
.t .s- Ff1at f. 'st. charge %
fH. vt. of 1srsr'ain.ur fH, ,efsnt 10
ta. Hf flu.n 3D. ad ust there are
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
REDUCES FREIGHTS

SNN FRANCISCO. Cal. Nov. ?.
Reductions 1T freight rates on hun.
frr,lS ui articles east and west.
bound and amounting In some eases
90 a. much ~ 80 per cent of exist.
ing rates were announced tonight
b, the southern Pacific Company.
The reductions. it was declared.
average about 20 per cent and win
be- effective In the ease of changes
made 10 meet competition of water.
born traffic via the Panama Canal.
- Soon - approved hy the litter.
state Commerce Commission.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03
STRIKE OF DOCK men
ABOUT TO END, BELIEF

GALVESTON Texas, Nov 2 by Associated Pres)-A settle
Of the strike of onghormen and Calves
Houston and Texas City believed sight tonight officials
en- both sides announced
Is understood compromise proposition tentatively agreed
at todays conference of shipping board officials evedofe
end ongshoremen representatives. Meeting OF the will be
held tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03

Tho fUur hulherhOOd OhiiTmn % the
ro a. q y Frame. O.. 6 N-lhs ,. d
Shepherd ana g. Bgham Nlu under
the courts decision return to work
onlv in the Judgment of the receiver
and his officers.
D. e. Furouhar VICE president of
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03

IHT1 IITE"T p 'ITI"7'TI 7 =" n" III
ing of the British government that fhp
d, s.ilr government hF rIHua.irG fn
,a. afriy, $50 d.it mff 80 fhar
l.e' urun fhr onIt uft h. wh..h thet
,,u rar fh. enl ft. urI.sr fn d.
site. n1Hrll t0I. iI0r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03
HANF0RD MACN|DER OF IOWA new LEGION HEAD
DAISY ADOPTED AS
FLOWER OF LEGION

by Associated Press
KANSAS CirY. NJ. Nov The
daisy was adopted hy unanimous vote
tUdry is ihr Hucial flower uf the
American Legion The popW had
MANY idh,r,uts hDcnusr of its asso.
eation with Flanders battle fields.
bot when 10 WAS explained that 10
WAS not an Amer lean Flower aud
.ould un' hc obtained in large guam
titles the poppy party shifted its
suUuuit tu the daisy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03
MDGE DoHONEY RESIGNS.

w Nr-urlHitd r"a~
PARIS Texas NOV "a. i DO.
honey. Judge Of the eith District
Court has sent his resignation 90 th,
governor effective DEE, D. Iie viii rs
slu, the pn,tc, 81 law.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03
COMPENSATION
RESOLUTION is
FINALLY PASSED
HOT wRANGLING DEVELOPS
OVER CENSUS OF AM.
BASSADoR HARVEY.

sy Associated Press
CONVENTION HiiI.. No,. -
The natiunal con,rn;i"H g! the
American Legion adjourned here
tonight after e!ecting lianiord
Mae Nider of Mason Ciis. Iowa. na.
tional commander. Sl, citing other
Officers and adopting resolutions
covering wide range ui >uhircts.
The convention has been ih ~cs.
sion without recess since earl,
this morning.
The election oi Nlr. MacNidrr 10
succeed J0nn g.. Emery Of Grand
Rapids. Mich. wa, made unan
NOUS. after more than hali ul thr
state delegations had seconded his
nomination. and thrre other oandi
dates nominated. Roy Hoffman of
Oakloham City. Earl w. Cline of
Nebraska City. Ncb. and John =.
Williams Of JuIiin, Mo. had with.
drawn In his favor.
The vice commanders chosen
were:
George T. Berry oi E1gersVillc.
lington. VI. aud Charles kendricl,
Cf san Francisco. representing the
army. and Raymond lirHckeit of
Marblehead. Mass. and !. \. Me.
Cormick of Fort Lyon. o.. of the
navy.
The Rev Earl Blackman of Chanute
Kan. a minister Of the Christian
Church Disciples ol Christ-wa= elect
ed national chaplin.
\ fight fur the removal of the ma
ional legion headquarters from IN
dianapols 10 Kansas city which th,
Missouri delegation promised Zoo pre-
convention campaigning t0 bring ou th'
floor. did not develop
Much Debate.
The election of officer. concluded ar
all.day session. filled with debate an,
wranglug over corair Lecuons ~ IA,
sc.salutions conihdttc report imrucu
arly on criiicising seyetcly tho speccl
delivered hy George A. Harvey Amcri
ran ambassador 30 Great Britain bofor,
boz Pilgrims club in London. upon bod,
arrival in England CO. Hssum, hiF duties
1908 ambassador and iu which Mr. Har
NcN discussed tho reason why the Unit
,d States entered The w1r The orig
NAL resolution was thrown out az no,
.p.l' ou % ruu Hl vote. and lptcI
' -uhsuiut, was adopted Th, .Ibsu
wio WAS written in l,s. sharp t,rms
1uI expressed h,U.f That the amh1s
ud,'e remarks Il uuf represent tho
true feeling fur which the American
Legion stands o. directed that o. cop,
e tn, rsolutI,n h ,Ht tu President
Htrd.re
Want tOnWcu~ation
Two resuluiious IrHrng upon fed
TaI ..up.uutIur fT former soldier.
Vr.. among th, mHs- adopted H0tl
'..lr.1 boo favor of immediate Domu,n
auur legislation uH. submitted hy th,
uuU.urun's Legislative. committee de-
wad That after Dnf"I consideration
.ur arguments advanced in Upu0si
..u to th, m.ter. r.j,ng 'ho lot
.r of tbo a....uH .t the trDur,
uI tu. address t I.. president o.
Congress w. FIRMLY U.lcyo boo the Jus
ur. fairness HrI mH.d..te necessity
f OBJ. adjusted .mr .eif.ou measure
Th. resolution adds g.. b. resolved that
.., E.. .r...t|H. I.- stand upuf
adjusted compensation nrd asks thA'
,.,NrTrNr-t-p gN pA.E TWO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03

- indicated my doubts Yesterday"
continued tho government leader, "as
tn whether b. was desirable 90 have the
discussion. bat since then ] have con.
sider.d M matter in consultation with
the prime minister and the foreign
secretary We are In such complete
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03
BRITISH OFFER TO TAKE
UP OLD RUSSlA'S DEBTS
ON SEVERAL. CONDITIONS

LoDoN Nov By Associated Press-Lord Curzon secretary
foreign affairs yesterday eond Russian
minister Of trade and Of M
Tchitehen soviet foreign minister. offering condonay
the debts Of old Russia UP 10 1914
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03
STEAMER WITH z
IN CREW ON ROCKS
by Associated Press

BY Associated Press
SAN PEDRO. Cal. Nov. The
steam scho0ner Thomas Crowley ~
SAN Francisco Is ashore on the
rocks near Point Conception, Cal.
according Ia q wireless message re-.
ceived here today. The vessel
carried crew Of twelve. Two
warships in the vicinity were or.
dercd a. the schOOners aid.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03
CENTRE TO PLAY TULANE

NEW ORLEANS IA. Nov. 2.-Tu.
luo University today 1cccpted chal-
iaHe. fom Centre college. Kentucky
q. meet "n the griiuon here Thanks.
giving dIF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03

nua une ALSO stated to be fairly
.IHdlnl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-03

CONTINtED on rN0E TWO
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-05

Sor at gipe Dem n~sopenoise Tio til
bisie SperpeieIier % for at Der fan
bIipe fremifaffet pberIigere Wate'
riale til grue for Sorbanolingerne,
er ser i~nbtraaot en- Hauie / oisic,
iom formentlis bill bare til beniuloO
Mioten al september.
StatsbanerneS ltnberffub. Sc
SLnife Statsbaner bar uoienot i'm
Speriiet oper 0riftsinbtpgter og
llogifter / Mai Waaneb, iant | De.
forlsbne Siosrum al inbep9renoc
Megnifabsaur, % en- Sammenlte-
ming meo Regnifabet for ,oe tilioa.
renbe 3ibsrltm ifior. Otter BET fore
lebige Spgiar bar Wai Waaner
ioar eipet ct llnberifuo paa 49,
Wil. Ser, mebens lln0erifuooet /
Wai flor par omtrent 2,040,0O0
Ser, altiaa paa oct nPrmeite 2,5
Mia. SIR. itsrre unberifllo END THOR.
acknowledgements er lteget mes
eoot og bel 1 Wia. Ser, men iamti.
big bar Griftsilb9ifterne peret ca.
3,5 Wtiu. ar. itsrre END / Wai Waa'
neb ifior. Eli Sammenligning fan
anfsres, at April Waaneo iaar gau
ct llnberifllo paa 100000 SIR. %
apriI / 1920 ct Sperifuo paa gobt
% bel Ell baIp Wiqion. Stosrum'
met Ipril-Wai iaar fan fsleelig
life gipe noget lpitig giaeoe. I'm
ferifuooet for De TO Waaneoer bar
l9ret oper 6 Wiaipner SIR. MOB ct
unoeriflo paa en- balp WiQion / oct
tilIparenbe Siosrum ifjor. Drifts.
inbt9gterne er i bette Siosrillll
qaaet op meo ca. 9 Wia. &r. mel,
iaa er osiaa ltogifterne iteget meo
| I,S30,OO0 Ser.