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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-07
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SAPULPA. Okla. Dec. Sitting
"A stool In a crowded restaurant al
today. Mrs. Nellie O'Bannon. is.
q waitress. swallowed poison from a
bottle and died shortly afterward.
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Texas Town Swept by Fire

SINNER, Texas. Dec. THE Sinner
fire department was called to Moulton,
10 miles north Of here early today to
assist in fighting a fire which was
already reported to have destroyed
three buildings and vas menacins
the town at I o'clock.
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FOR SALE-Ten acre tract adjoining
Ardmore, w. p. Poland. Phone as.
rs
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FOR SALE-Beautiful brand new five
room modern bungalow with garage.
Located in classy neighborhood, south.
west. Special price for few days. $500.
Guilot 4 Hall. exclusive agents, sos
Simpson Bldg. 7.2
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OIL FIELD TRAILERs-Complete
stock oil field trailers. . to . ton;
solid or pneumatic tires. Also Army
trailers at twenty-five cents on the
dollar. 3 East Reno, Oklahoma City,
IA
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REAL ESTATE

CITY Homes. farms and small acre
age. Easy terms. Yates the Earth
Man. 1910
ONLY a few more days left TO do
Christmas shopping. Buy your wife
tina new California bungalow AZ 4S3'H
street southwest. Best buy In town. 5-8
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statesmen WANTED

MANTED-Four statesmen with ear
and little cash. 5000 TO $1,000 every
day guaranteed. county work. See Mr..
Roberts 100 f.. southwest. 60
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FOR RENT (HOUSES)

FOR SALE OR RENT - Large six
room house. easy payment. L.. r.
Marston. $3.50
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II CAN give somebody a good deal on
u six room new bungalow in
northwest part Of city, and take in a
good car. 1895. c. W. Groom, phone
GO. 6-5
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POSITIONS WANTED

WANTED JOB-By colored boy, ex-
perienced in porter, chauffeur, but
will except anything. Call 1881 5-S
wANTED--Practical nursing, % years
experience. references furnished.
Phone 2375-R. 7-3
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FOR SALE-Pit bull pups, subject to
register. price $500 each. 2l2 Moore
st. Southeast. 90
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-A full suit of Queen Ann
Walnut dining room furniture; per
feet condition. Phone l42 or 163o-R. S-3
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FOR RENT (ROOMS)

fun kENl tkOOMS)
FOR RENT-FIrnishec bed room,
hot and cold water. close in. llsh
North Washington. Phone GAL. Is-1o.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
light house keeping. 40 West Main
ST. Phone 2351.J. sos
FOR RENT-sunny south red room
for winter. close in. soT end ave.
northwest. 2S
BED room for rent 20 gentleman only;
close in; convenient TO bath. ia c
street southwest. Phone 1873. 26
FOR RENT-Two nicely modern fur
nished light house keeping rooms.
Phone 1896 or PTS. SO
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished South
east room adjoining bath with priv
ate entrance. Close in. 523 A n. w.
Call 1858. "a
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for light house keeping; to couple
Phone 1888. SIS
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished light
house keeping rooms n garag at
1l04. West Broadway. Phone 2317. SO
FOR RENT-Furnished light house
keeping rooms, Phone 1876, Mrs. c.
G. Sims. SIS
FURNISHED ROOMS-LaIge south
east rooms with use of kitchen $500
Room upstairs with use of kitchen
SIS. 90, & street southwest, / block
from main. Phone lll3-J after 3
O'Clock 8|3
LARGE south bed room, In private
home, with private entrance; close
in. Phone PERL 6-s
TWO ROOM furnished apartment, pri-
vate entrance. close in; references
desired. Phone 1861. Il d ST.,
southwest. 6'3
FOR RENT-Front bed room, private
entrance. in modern home, close in.
Phone s9s, 6.s
FOR RENT-BARGAlN no COUPLE
ONLY. FURNISHED APART.
MENT. II; A ST, NORTHWEST.
PHONE 1861.
ONE of the best rooms in city, large
and close in. 3l5 Stanley. Phone
17S5-R. go
FOR RENT-Large front room for
light house keeping. sos c St,
northwest. Phone 2375-R. 7-3
FURNISHED light house keeping
rooms, close in on pavement: also
bed room. Phone 1881. 2os A ST.,
northwest. 70
FOR RENT-Front bed room. Phone
993-J. 1-3
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
light house keeping. 4lO West Main
ST. Phone 235l.J. sos
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FOR RENT-FIrnishec bed room.
hot and cold water. close in. neg
North Washington. Phone Gal Is-1o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-16
NEGRO TAKEN FROM
JAIL AND LYNCHEO.
BY INF FUR|ATEO MOB
HANGED To FRAME on WATER
TN>k WHERE BODN WAS RID.
nIED WITH BtiI.LTS.
WHITE WOMAN ASSAULTED
sheriff Pleaded With Mob Ia Dcsisi.
Hut Win M Avail; Suspects Taken
I.eforr Victim for Identification.

~ Associated Pros.
TENAl,kANA. Texas. March is.-
brownie Tuti,,. ucWo charged with
assault un un aged white woman near
Hops. Arkansas. early to-day. was TAX
"a from the Hope jail tonight ut ESQ
ucloyk by q mun ui ahuut aUO persons
and hanged at spot about nifty
feet from the jail.
Tugglrs who was Hope taxi cab
lriyor. was captured IN Hope shortly
after 10 o'clurk. aud about two hours
after the assault and twice during the
day was taken uut Ia IN" larIa where
bis victim was staying, for purposes
ut Identification.
tn. members of the mob broke the
Jail luck. took the prisoner and hanged
Tim to ih9 frame uf a water tank. In
the rear 81 the lght aud water plant
The body was then riddled with bul
lets. almost Immediately after the
hanging the mob Dispersed and within
nm hour the usual quiet ut the town was
restored
The budy had not bccn cut down a,
ten o'clock tonight.
The assault occurred between ana
= o'cluck this muruini. IN the woods
adjoining N. Washington road. about
tour mil's north II Hope The ncgro's
yi,iim WAS walking from Hope, 10 the
humr ui her daughter. about seven
niles uut. and after hoing ncoosted BY
ne negro. was seized aud dragged int
The vuuds She was threatened Will
.clth II she lett the spo, until the ne
iro hnd time to yet away. Finally sh,
-uccrricd in rWghirg farm house,
'h- alarm WIS spread and snon large
posses were scudriug the country
Some of N, po'ss.H were uut all day,
not knowing that the uEht negro had
Ncu captured,
pr'yious tu IA" arrest Vt Tugglos,
several other suspects We're taken he
fore the woman. who declared neither
Nas her aauilani.
Sheriff Jim Dudsou. uf Hampstead
county. who had loen out all day
searching fur The wumon's assailunt
arrived al the Scene 1T the lynching
lust as the Negro was heing pulled int
'il' uils ltf 'hlNNh WIN ln' ttNN ~
drsis,, but with no avail.
EARLIER In the day sheriff Dndson
/ rad hrcn bciorc the woman with Tug
[ rl.s hut WIS not convinced that h.
was the righi negro According Ia re-
pnrts reaching T'Nnrkana tonight th'
jlil was uugunrlod at the time the mol
vpp,'tcd u net having h""n cNpectc,
that there would be- any violence NJ
early IN the cyning.
Questioned hy hong dlstinc" telc
phone concerning this. sheriff Dodsor
answered that n" did no, know th'
facts hut that be- WAS insiiiutinE an In
Vcstiratiun.
The negro was taken to IN" Hops
city iail. the county iail h"ing nt Wash
ington
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-16
JAPAN CONSIDERS
NAVAL AVIATION
EItBORATE BUILDING PROGRAM
MAY BE EXPECTED. SANS
WASHINGTON OFFICIALS.
50 sAaeiasdr Press.

81 .tsf0ciAssu l'fess.
WASHINGTON. Mar i5.-Embarka
tlou hy Japan ou an cllhoa," program
OF naval aviation Is 90 D. expected. In
the opinion u officials here. by recent
activity ot the Japanese government IN
the purchase 70; airplan,s IN Europe
aud the cudcayor 20 enlist expert ad.
vice ~ British naval flyers.
Unul quite recently, naval statistics
show. Japan has made little or no pro-
vision Tor naval aviation. hut adyiccs
received ,udny In official circles dcclar.
"a that there has been unusual activity
In that branch of national defense on
the pari Of the japanese government.
Disappointed at the failure of thu
British naval air mission tn send to
Iapan this year at the request NJ the
japanese government, thirty Officers
and men To give expert instruction In
naval flying, tn. japanese have obtain.
~d instead. private mission of 20
eXnayal nyng officers and men from
tue ' u WIS AANlAlhlHN w 'fA'hA
according to the reports. These experts.
the adviccs declare. are to be- used In
instructing the new japanese naval air
service In the use of airplanes aboard
war vessels. and In the manufacture ot
airplnncs and motors The party Is eN'
pcctcd To arrive In Japan next month.
The japanese government, according
To the same reports have ordered fe'
Gently from France airplanc equipment
~ follows:
Three siN.passgcncr Spad type. 80
Brcguct type. equipped FOR day bonn
| lardmcni: ten Nicuport type double
I command. and 20 ot similac type with
single command.
/ In addition the japanese government
/ has begun the building of an aircraft
carrier as an adjunct to the battle fleet
/ capable of carrying 30 ar 90 planes
Completion this apring at kasumigaura
" new airplanc factory Ia -puir
/ the naval air service uf the Japancs'
also is reported,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-16
AMARILLO BOOSTERS WARMLY Received AT
VARIOUS POINTS; WILL RETURN TODAY
POSTS
YET To Be FILLED
II,RDI<G SELECTING ASSISTANTS
Win CARE; SENATE iIiS
.NDJOl RNED
~ Associated rr-.

~ Associated lrs<s.
wAsHINGToN. March ii.--The
special session os Jhc senate which
convened. Mirch tu confirm impor
tant appointments of the ncw admins
ira;.un. odlulrucd sine die to-day with.
Uut rccci.m lrum the White llrus'
any nominations iur diplomatic pusts
ur Cor membership IN The shipping
b.ard
Delay In shipping beard selections.
which generally had l~cn expected a.
be ready for senate consideration To-
iiN. was attributed tu a tcchuicality
4 the merchant marine act requiring
that an seven members of the new
huarl must h. named before any oi
them could assume his duties
President Harding II understood Ia
have been prepared tu nominate twu ~
thr,e, men tor hazard membership bat
vas not rrldy To- sand iu the whole
list
Under the circumstances. the prcsl
dent drridCd not tn hold thc senate h
,,ssil n and renewed his request tf
Admiral ii'nSnu new acting ~ The
boird chairman under tho uld law. t'
continue m that capacity II was indi
'at.d that spmr weeks might claps'
hpfurr the entire ucw member shil
could b. chosen, that IN the m"antim'
he lntlN would function under ih'
same tenure a. Ia the Wilson admins
trdtiou.
The only nomination to q high ad
ministratiuu post sent tu the s'nat'
At it, closing session was that ~
Robert woud Iiliss ui New York. tn h
third assistant secretary "l state. Nj
l,liss. has had lung experience In IN
diplomatic ~rNicc and now h chi"f q
the state department burrau uf wcstcrl
European affairs His confirmation
VAS votyd without delay.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-16
RAIL STRIKE IN MEXICO Be AMICABLY SETTLED
OBREGON GREATLY STRENTHEkED
POSITION BY STAND taken; IN
COMPLETE ACCORD WITH GALES
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS.

MEXICO CITY March Islgadcr General T. Ellis Gales.
e OF the cabinet and scccary the Interior returned here
day from six weeks OF the shmus country where he in
ycstigaed labor conditions Ills did esu, the cabinet
crisis which had been SO freely predicted
General Gales issued Of today. branding
deliberate aschoods reports he had broken definitely with
President Obgon and announcing himself in complete accord with
the government policy with regard the railway strike which
had alleged would furnish for his retirement from
the government
Immediately his arrival here General Gales conferred with
President Obcgon aud Aoidc luca secretary OF the treasury
and later gave declaring the previous declaration
President Obrcgou the strike political its conception
to be- entirely
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-16
WAGE CONTROVERSY
WILL Be SETTLED
BY LABOR BOARD
RAILROADS HAVE DECIDED To
REJECT AM PROPOSALS.
WAGE REDUCTIONS


NEW YORK; March i5.--Railroads
N the east have decided TO reject all
proposals " wage reductions and
carry their fight To the railroad labor
board. Il wages are cut.
Representatives ~ the workers. II
vas definitely learned tonight. have
decided that the present wage standard
must be- maintained and economic con.
ditions viii not permit any reduction.
There IL little danger ~ any cessa.
don of work should the railroads cut
wages. union officials said. az the em.
ployes viii appeal 10 the railroad labor
board and abide by It's. decision. The
alrbad managcmcnts II N under.
stood. viii also obey the boards edict.
Representatives ~ unskilled workers
today notified the management of the
New York Central railroad that they
uatly refuse to consider proposed re.
iuctiuns ~ from II i.s to 2l per cent.
'as We find that these employees today
are not receiving sufficient income to
maintain their families properly"
Representatives ~ the skilled work.
crs " the New York Central. with the
exception ~ those In the big four"
hroihcrhoods. Il was learned. also have
decided 10 reject proposed cuts. Alto.
gc,her. approximately 10000 employees
uf the Central lines have decided to or.
nose any reductions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-16
GIVEN BANQUET At
CHILDRESS, WHERE
MEETING WAS HELD
lvfpnrS Wal BE MADE To
ROITE AUTOMOBILES O\ER
{. TO q. HIGHWAY
.,sc.rl 60 Trs New,.

'rec.r. iu Tre News.
CluLDHESS. Nur,h is.-GuOd
tuad enthusiasts from Amarillo tu
Chlldress. gathered here tonight
and discussed the highway siiua.
ton as ID effects the country at
large and Childro,s and Amarillo
and Intervening country IN particul.
lar
The visitors pictured the Amarillo.
Childrcss highway over which ,hSy
drove rs The route That leads
through thu heart II tn great
lgains Country. and acting uu the
suggestion tu erect a sign iur the
hu,lt ui tourists It Was decided
e. indicai, The Way with 4 sign 90
10y 90 feet.
At meeting az th, Chamber ut
Commerce following hanuuri at ihr
White lkn~v cafe, a ruaumitivv Nts
appointed To- get t. work on the
sgn The sign ~ h. bv PLACED q,
thc divergence of thu DIllas.Cana'
dian Denver highway aud Colorado
tuGuli highway. An immense
hand will point the way over th,
Culurdu.tu0uli hiIhWdy. and Lang,
as Il viii be n h not out oi proper.
tion To- the timpui m lts pui
pus~- turning travel toward I"L
mndo over thu road HAT leads 10y
way II Clarendon home uf the pres
dent Of the Culuradutotiuli high'
way Amarillo and Clovis
President Chnsc ut the Coloradot'
Gull Highway. and Mayor watson e.
Clai endpn. joined the highway part
nj the Chamber ol Commerce mcciinl
md took tart IN the program J. ,
Thomas, editor uf the Childrvss lusl
opened the meeting With - brief addres
endorsing everything In advance tina
nigh, he done toward making houl'
.ard uf The highway leading hy way 81
Clarendon and Amarillo, 80 aiding q
tny way. Thomas address was suppl,
.nrnt hy Paul 7 Barron, secretary q
ne GhildrvsS chamber 81 Commerce
rhrn Frank u Jamisln orator withou
,fturt and entertainer dr luxe, prove
hat the Plains is the meat house q
rcNns and h g. Ice the bread basket q
N the Southwest. and l'ui hts cn,hus
,stc endorsement tu the Childrrs'
clarendon Amarillo highway "
r.sies. uf the Amarillo Burd nt CIT
development. C,lonl T.. -. Thompson
~, Ad,rt Chase. Mayer Watson .'
clarendon. = l.. Pope q the Amlrill
News. \. T. ki,rs,N ." Che Tribune
rrnv Chisum, = T.. Nunn claude ru
Ic,l NJ Childrrss Judge II u. Howard
md Judge Hathaway uf Childr'ss. 90
htd their SAY.
Enthusiasm WIS turned loose ana
pirit ~ reciprocity and guud fccliu
marked the clusc Y. tn netting u va
IA, f,uug th1t rauh'rdi, prvrl, eve
get what m q want rnd that ihcy War
.hr Ctlorad, ,uG Guli highway to be- III
.,st popular and most travelled road 3
.h.. n.r. o a.. Wu4ds
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-16
FIVE PASSENGERS
PERISH IN FIRE.;
COACH DESTROYED
BODlES BURNED BEyOND RECOG
NITiON; TRAIN RUNNING AT
IIiGlI SPEED.
~ Associated Pr,s..

kALSENnCRG Colo. March la
Five "a more bodies burned beyond
~, ignition. tonight renaired buried In
the rharr,d debris uf q slpcVng coach
ten miles north NJ wnlcnsburg az the
result ,f one of the most unusual TRACE
dies In th. history 81 the Denver a
i,io Grandc railroad.
\ sleeping car. the last coach on train
Number .. due Ia Walsonharg caught
fire just before n reached l.askcT. near
Gcro. while the train was running at
high speed.
The night agent NJ I.askcr noticed
the flames but was powerlcss to ex.
tend help aud the train rushed un tot
five miles before the flames. which thun
snvelopcd the sl"oplns ear. were dis.
covcrd hy the cI,w and the train
stopped
-. NJ. linnd of Trinidad. postofficc
lIHp',tor was the only one uf the six
Or seven passengers io escape. lie had
arisen preparatory to leaving the train
at wals.nhurg and jumped from a
window.
The body II q man was found In the
Gum If the coach. where hc had fallen
uncons' ious almost within reach of the
r,scur,s. The flames drove a brake.
nan nui ncWshuy hack as they sought
20 aid
The debris was searched M soon as
possible hut the condition II the bodies
made II impossible io tell fur q certain
~ how many had met death, There
was not a stitch IT clothing. not a
Identified. The coach and the occu.
uink"t hy which the budics could be-
pants had b"en consumed. almost IN
'niitiiy. tn" cause uf the fire tonight
is still q mystery. The theory that a
gas tank exploded WAS advanced. one
1T the tralnmon declared hc heard an
'NpluSion. An inquest viii he held
/ here tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-16
employees GULF COAST
LINES WILL NOT STRIKE
iy Associated Press.


HOUSTON, March iS.--Rcgnrdlcss
VI the outcome of the conference now
being held between officials uf tn"
Gull Coast Lines and representatives
u the unskillcd Gull Coast Line cm.
rloy,s there win be- ho strike In any
department. II was announced Tuesday
ifctnoon, N,tichr viii there be- any
1 the United States Labor Bard
reduction IN wages pending the dccisiun
which IN now certain viii have tu pass
ON the merits VI the controversy. ac.
curding tu statements of the chairman
vt the workers made after an all day
conference with milroad officials and
concurrcd In hy General Manager "
q. Choatc, to the extent uf saying IA,
Gulf Line will abide strictly hy the
tcrms II the transportation act"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-16
Friends Woodrow Wilson Seek
To Show Their Appreciation
RY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Marh \ launched here Msy to
perpetual honor Woodrow Wilson who
after listening
,iogy ,f President pnkVa'r English playwright
men and 20
"details ot the m'u Franklin u Roosevelt dcmn
presided
uf 'h,
tnm ed THtt,,
hr u De- D. U d,'dcd
upon minimum Nooo"o l raised
iI, AWARDED
urj h' greatest contribution toward International
conceived beyond his
- Uf
mn" ~idt nr Ia .,N q
,i ,,pti,nb j tragedy and the glory Woodrow
Wilson thar ,uul regardless personal
Is a.
oi them uad the
CIVILIZATION lu addition to Mn Roosevelt and Nor
thp committee
Cleveland ,sgr Forlrs Gay. nauch.
:vafd Hartman
~ ~. - -.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-16
BENSON To DIRECT ifFiIRS
Ot I. y. SHIPPING BOARD

WASHINGTON. March is--lgcar Ad.
milM Benson, chairman Il the ship.
ping board. had long conference to.
'ay with President Harding II was
understood that the Admiral was au.
ihuiIlpd Go continue 90 direct affairs
a the board until successor Is nam.
cd
Th,ry WIS increasing evidence today
Il tb, difficulty Mr. Harding Is hay.
ing inducing the men he wants to ac.
ccpi appointment e. the hoard.
\ provision II the merchant marine
act which has been interpreted as rc.
puiring the President 60 nominate all
Time, prevented him from transmit
ting the nomination ct some ot the
new members, enough to permit the
board 10 function. to-day No intima'
tlun wns giycu az iha White House NJ
D. whether appointment, would be- nudc
tcfnro congrcss convened an April ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-16
TENANTS PROTEST RENT
INCREASE IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO March % Thousands Of
tenants tonight joined In - parade and
ncoting called to protest against high
rents. Led hy u squad ~ mounted
police and military land thc marchcrs
paradcd through the north side resi-.
lrncv section Torches aud red fire
lent color tu the procession.
Declaring that 400 600 American ciii.
Gems who are tenants m Chirago are
u the brink ~ the greatest crisis h,y
have ever known the destruction Of
heir homes ~ the hands uf rent
,uuEctr resolutions were adopted at
N" mass meeting urgiug the stat, lcgis'
aiurr Co PASS "a hill au'horzlng a rent
ummi~-iou Co. r,guilf, rentals
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-16
Steamers Collide

NEW YORK, March li.-Thc arm,
'runspurt MadaNasta inbound from
Manila. collilod with the steamship
lnvincihlc utf SANDY Hook tonight rc
norting 10y wireless that she was leak
ms odly und asking for immcdint,
assistance
\ later message said that the
Madawaska was In no immediate
danger The transport was broueh,
,lengsidc the lnyincil'le and her pas.
~,ngors were transferred 10 the latter
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-16
Humidity Data.
WHAT'S rnE USE:

drain the radiator,
And keep the batteries iillcd'
4 watch the tire infla,or-
I Keep the Knocking stilled'
I grease the diffcrcntial.
The springs. the fan, the Gluten
/, watch each small essential
The timer, hands and such
watch the Rad fur bridges.
Fur crossings slow down
{ straddle rutS and ridges
I'm careful when In town
In neutral gear ] place her,
Whenever ! must stop
never Try 60 'rswc' her
or let the back firc" por
Al TRYING. I keep busy.
hut for my very life.
I can't drive ORR old LixSie
To sal, the hlonmln' wife.
Kemp X. Dccrcn IN Farm ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-16
Times Correspondent dead.
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LONDON. Mar h. The London
Times announced the death at Cape
town on Monday of Sir Maitland Hall
Park. the principal correspondent ui
the Times. South Africa and editor of
the cape Times
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-16
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LONDON. Mar ia Manchester
difpatch g. the London Times says that
the leading cotton num of that place,
lurru, ksrs. Ctcwdsou n GO. announce
a reduction ui from 3o to 2i per cent
iu sumr oi the principal lines uf goods