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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-27
5 WELL KNOWN
men WILL TALK
BEFORE FARMERS
BAGWELL AND Pc T E Z I
WILL SPEAK FOR TEXAS
FARM BUREAU.

A. n. Stlnnett Of Amarillo. Judge
l.. Cough of Hereford. Henry Colt
Of Rcnner. J. y. EagweIl and Wal.
ton Peteet of Dallas. have been nm.
nounced n speakers for the Texas
Farm Bureau Federation Day" In
Amarillo, Panhandle Plains super.
visor for the Texas Farm Bureau
Federation. Other speakers will be
announced later.
The program opens at 10 o'clock In
the morning with the address Of vel
come by Mr.. stinnett. who In vice pres
itient OF the Texas Chamber OF Com
mercc judge Cough follows MIR. Stin
nett with a response on behalf OF the
Panhandle Plains farmers. Judge Cough
IL vice president of the Texas Wheat
Growers Association and a director Of
a national organization.
Mr. Colt closes the morning session
of the meeting hy telling the farmers
and their friends ~ the efforts made
to form successful wheat marketing
ass ciatiun. and ~ the final success Of
of the mos, humorous farmers In thu
state. and continually keeps his au
dicnce In AN uproar Of laughter telling
them Of the "miadvcnturcs' of the
wheat grower and at the same time
driving home fact after fact by his Illus
trutions
The afternoon session VIII be opened
by j r. BagVcll director of organ.
izalion of the farm bureau la Texas.
lie has orgnulzcd i3S county farm bu
rcau fodcraiions iu Texhs during the
rast year. record which probably
'''ill never hc cqualed in the United
States.
Mr. Ragwell will assist the farmers
joining the federation at Amarillo In
organizing their county federutions.
and will tell them exactly what they
hould 10 20 secure tho greatest bone.
fii from their organization.
Walton potect. director of commodity
marketing associations for the Texas
Farm Bureau Federation. will tell the
farmers how TO organize exclusive
farmers cooperative commodity mar.
kcting associations. and will literally u.
lustrate his explanations with examples
drawn from the cotton. wool. water
uelou. alfalfa, tomato. sweet potato.
nesnut dairy products. peach. prairie
hay and other associations which he
has organized IN Texas during the past
scar.
Both Mr Peteei and Mr.. Bagvcll will
assist the farmers In the organization
~ the wheat growers association. and
win explain and II the demand l. suf
ticient organize the grain and sorghum
growers associations
They viii be- IN Amarillo expecting 10
rrswer all aues'ions asked by farm.
crs. bankers. delegates 10 the Panhsn
de Plains Chamber II Commerce meet
ing newspaper men and other business
men WIN have been asked 10 be- pres
enf ~ the meeting 10 secure first
hanl. authentic information about The
farm bureau and farmers marketing
organizations
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-27
BIDS ON COUNTY
HOSPITAL BONDS
ADVERTISED FOR
OFFICIALS BELIEVE ISSUE
WILL PRICE WELL ABOVE
AVERAGE.

sealed bids for the purchase of
Ssi. 600 worth ~ county hospital
bonds, voted nearly two years ago.
will be- received until December !.
u Was decided Yesterday afternoon
y, Potter county commissioners.
The bids VIII be- Ocned that date,
wi'h the privilege of acceptance OF
rejection oi an of tehm.
Tho bond market now is considerable
l,tor than % has been IN several years.
aud the court decided that this would
Io rem appropriate time to receive bids
from bond firms Certified checks Of
g. 500 must accompany each bid.
The bonds bear 5is pcr cent inter
e.t. aud are tor 30 wears. with n five.
Vrar optIon. q is urobahle that the
bonds viii bc converted into serial op.
ti,n bonds
Because the bonds are countrywide In
urtlre. and bear a good rate ~ inter
est. 30 is believed hy county officials
thli tbry win bring nuce consider
fit higher than the average run G:
bonds
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-27
MILLION DOLLARS
FOR water SAYS
AMARILLO MAYOR
DECLARES CITY WILL HAVE
TO GET ADEQUATE SUP
PLY IN 4 MONTHS.

within four months at the out.
side. the people of Amarillo viii
be- called upon to make million
dollar investment IN an adequate
water supply"
This was the statement 81 Mayor
Lon -. Nsrrs saturday. when dis.
cussing tile imperative needs ~
amarillo Tor the near future. TIE
ssiisi attcniioa :" i.s fssi iinli
this cli, T. destined 90 grow, 10 ex.
pand n perhaps no other south.
western city viii during the incom-
Ing months and wears immediately
to the future. and then said that in
light Of this. water II an irnpera-
tive necessity.
~ has been known that for SOM
time the city Commission has had en-
work IN progress looking 4
iust the expansion 10 which Mayoi
Narrs referred IN the foregoing convor
ntion 1, N tho policy Of tho Commis
sion ~ touching this Item. to get al
~ the preliminary plans out of the waS
so that no greater DELAY than is nee
ossarv may De- experienced in launch
ing into tho chief elements Of the de-
velopment ~ the proposition
The Commission has had nothing n
say 10 tho public. generally speaking
concerning is preliminary WORK on
the water scheme. but much giiisiac
ton has been expressed ie those who
have been acquainted with the program
o. the administration. as reflected ir
tho statement ~ the mayor. saturday
forenoon n would perhaps not hc fnil
tn Mayor Mars ~ Indicate that hr ha'
in mind set snc fast gum of ono mil
lion dollhrs ir connection with ih'
water proposition. bat rather that h'
was speaking roundly according to th.
general conception of ihc subject uude
consideration
Amarillo has long needed arcouir.
- MANY ~ its citizens. nn enlarge,
water supply. aud tho suggestion o
Mayor Mar1s may naturally he ey
rootcd 20 meet with great approval s
the hands N tho people.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-27
Viuiani Endorses
Presidents S Pan
For Conferences

WASHINGTON, Nov 16 (By Associated Press)-President
Hardng suggestion for continuation Of international conferences
to deal with world problems result Of development the
Washington conference endorsed today M Van head
the French delegation who said only hgh thought
but a practical one
First the initiative of President Harding very considerable
importance said Vivsni t is high thought and what
equally beautiful practical thought This conference has already
ideal for its aim II II the beginning Of other conferences
this historic moment shall not be for France
Second humanity for its happiness solve problems Of PM
vera character Consequently universally be used
great nation should be missing the cohesion Of ideas and
the examination OF solutions that would make them difficult
The initiative Of President Harding will allow the whole world to
take part.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-27
SAW RAPPE Girl
DOUBLE Up And
TEAR AT DRESS
DEFENSE EXPECT TO CLOSE
PRESENTATION OF EvI.
DENCE MONDAY.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Nov. 20.
The defense expects 10 close Its
presentation Of evidence in the Ros-
zoe G. Arbuclle case next Monday.
u was announced tonight when
court adjourned over the weekend.
Finger prints bulised largely In 20.
days proceedings. The prints In
question were found ON doors of
roSsns m the notsl ~. snris
where Arbuclslr gave the party LAST
September nj which Virginia Rappc
n said 10 have received fatal In.
jHrIes at the comedians hands and
as q resaIf of which be- h ON trial
Ignatus H. Mccarthy. former IN
vestlgator for the Federal department
OF labor was called as a finger prin
expert by the defense 10 controvcr
testimony offered by r.. q. Heinrich
University ~ California. a consulting
Heinrich had sworr
that some prints on the door Of th'
room where Mlss Rappc was fount
were those Of the defendant and thai
these and others indicated struggle
between Arbucklc and Miss Rappe.
McCarthy's qualifications as an ex
pert were under fire from the prosecu
ton when court adjourned He nd
mitted he never had testified as such
an expert before
Among other witncssrs to-day wcr'
Philo Mccullough. a motion plctur'
actor Of Hollywood. Cal. and Mrs
Florence Bates Of Santa Ana. Cal
friends Of Miss Rappe Both testified
they had seon Miss Rappc double up
and tear AT her clothing
According 10 previous evidence Misi
Iiappo DID this ~ the Arhucklc party
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-27


IN contact with me rasf .' fno wWld
Let the world he united u onr way
~ In another way Thor. H nH special
protocol for that
Filth. I do n.t tr.a f fhss. con.
fersnces and the iuF.. 0' Nations
can associate their ,nd. i' dHes not
natter u a. only fr mathcmaticlsns
that parallel lines Do ra' meet Both
thoughts viii meet in different spheres,
I Am sure ihaf fnr au g.a' Problems
ve fhaii D. fogc'hCr Alrrfr america
Fss given her adhesion ni fhr Interna.
'ionsl couri ~ justice whose v'rdicts
without hef wuuld have been weak
ened II viii he proven that discussion
may b. part when aims are IN com
lOn'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-27
SMALL FACES LEGAL
FIGHTS IN Z COURTS

SPRINGFIELD, H.. Nov. s6.--
Gov. Len Small. with his record
n state treasurer under the hostile
fire Of Attorney General Edward
Erundage. tonight faced legal bat
ties In two courts n the first year
d his administration approaches
It's end.
Charged with embexxlement Of
public funds and conspiracy 20 de-
fraud the state. Governor Small y
confronted with a criminal trial In
Lake county.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-27
WOMAN BEARS CHILDREN TOO
FAST-JUDCE ORDERS HER TO
Be STERILIZED-HUBBY AGREES

DENVER Colo- Nov. 26 By Associated Press)-Sng in
juvenile here today Judge Royal Graham of Georgetown
ommended for Mrs. Clyde Casden of Denver operation
would impossible for her to bear children
Cadente who already the mother Of five hailed
the judges complaint of Denver social workers show
why her children should be taken from her. the complaint
eging the family home filthy and that children had
been neglected and Dr. Ray Sunderland
esyng said he believed conditions Cassdente
result of the mother bearing children fast
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-27

Third we have an % gain by these
citations. ln which we continue TO
learn the law - equality among ma.
tions. and wc find what are missing
In Offering o. others that which we
pOs~c--. No nation hss the exclusive
aft Of intellectual and normal power
Fourth. what viii peoplc think in
Europe o. The pre-idsnts new idea
Are they Mt g,aaR ~ think that u ls
IN confHef Win ths League - Ma
tlou7 answer no America has De
clied 20 ignore the League - Nations
That was her right; she has no account
~ render o. any one The League -
Nations calsis what b. 90 be deplofed
ir that Il should exist alone. America.
through these conferences, VII come
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-27
NEFF GRANTS FIFTY
PRISONER PARDONS
~ ,.soeisisd Prs..

~ sssoeisisd Pres.
AUSTIN. Texas Nov 2s--On his
ntieth birthday Governor Neff granted
parions 20 twenty convicts now In the
pcn.ientisry The governor gave the
pardons a birthday presents"
This information was wired 10 secre-
iary waiihali today from Richmond.
Texas where the governor had jus, In.
spected the Imperial prison farm With
those ssrlier IN the week tho governor
has nov granted fifty eight pardons on
this inspection tour The governor will
rsturn 10 he capital tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-27

CAnHONDALE, Iu. Nov .f I'D.
vHri p Mitchell ono OF fic five FORM
81 state treasurers made d.f.rlants H
suits flied TODAY b. Attorney General
E J Brundage and allcging shortage
pf s. 5oo. o1D in tho accounts o' tHe
former state Officials tonight I.uicd
and discrvpancios durIrc DIS tenn VI
office.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-27

Tho Southern Meet OF the American
Bantam Association viii be held In
connection with the West Texas Poul
tTy SHOW No less than 500 entries
OF bantlms are cxpcccd Already Sec.
reiary Miller has assurances Of entries
from California. Nebraska. Indiana.
kansas Missouri Iowa. Mississippi.
Arkansas. Louisiana, oklahoma. New
Mexico. Arizona and All parts Of Texas
Bronze silver and gold medals and
Shields and diplomas viii be given
winners IN the bantam show IN addi
tiOn Ia the heavy cash prizes offered
l., the show association
Entries From BIG Area.
The fact that the Plainvicw show
h's become the largest In great aren
well sdapted 10 poultry raising is caus.
lnE breeders from large territory To
take advantage of the advertising op.
prtunitics offered. The further fact
that the cash prizes offered al the West
TeVns SHOW are the largcs offered by
nnv show west Of the Mississippi River
is factor in augmcnting entries. En-.
tries In the STANDARD breeds will ex.
rred $500. the show officials believe.
aud definite assurances Of entries have
been received from nine states.
Educational Features.
Numerous educational features for
pOultrymen and prospective poultry.
men viii b. part Of the show. When
Judges T.. G. Branch OF Lees Summit.
Mo.. and Walter Burton Of Arlington.
Texas. have completed their Judging.
they VIII remain ustll the end OF the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-27
S57S,00o ISSUE
AMARILLO BONDS
IS SOLD AT PAR
SUM WILL BE PAID IN ONE
AMOUNT so WORK CAN
PROCEED.

The city commission yesterday
afternoon sold the six issues of
bonds, totaling S51s,00o. to "A
group of four concerns al par and
accrued Interest. The purchasers
are &. ". McNear a CO.. Chicago;
Mortgage Trust Company. ~.
Louis; X. j. Edwards. oklahoma
City; and Cro.by, Mcconnell 4 Co.
Denver. The sale was negotiated ~
N. u. Crosby. representing {. W.
McNear A Co, who had been la
Amarillo for several weeks In be.
half of his firm.
As soon a. the bonds are deliver
cred the city II 90 receive the S51S,'
900 In one amount. 10 that Improve.
ments can 20 ahead ai once. Sealed
bids were opened nj I y. m. Tues
day. and the commission had been
In session daily since that date un'
tlI the bonds were sold.
Mr.. Crosby put up a deposit OF sie'eo
to assure that his clients viii purchas
the bonds All the bonds bear pc
cent interest. and are 40 year optiona
bonds.
Included In the purchases are paw
ing bonds. voted September 6, 1918
$50. 600. redeemabic at option Of tn
city any time after five years.
The other issues were voted ser
tcmber 4. 1890. and are as follows
Sanitary sewer disposal plant. $4,000
iedeemable after ten years. extension
sanitary sewers. 100000. redeemabl
after ten years. incinerator bonds, flS
600. redeemable after ten years; nr
alarm system. $4,000. redeemable al
or ten years; municipal building an
auditorium. 100000. redecmable afte
&c yeras. The bonds are OF $1,000 d.
nomination. and are 10 be dated Marc
1. 1921.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-27
VESSELS TIED UP BY
[ NEW ORLEANS STRIKE

~ Associated Press
NEW ORLEANS. La, Nov. 70
Commerce In the port Of New Orleans
remained practically at standstill to-
day. as a result of a sympathetic strike
of all water front unions. declared yes
terday when the Steamship Opera
tors Association endeavorcd 90 replace
striking cotton scrcwmcn with non
union workers
steamship officials claimed work was
progressing only 70 vessels while the
inion leaders maintained that only a
small number Of non union workers
had been obtained to replace the H..
600 men out on strike.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-27
5000 BIRDS TO Be SHOWN
IN EXHIBIT AT PLAINv|EW

PLANVlEW Nov rs Especial to the News)-Five thousand
feathered asocrsts will be entered the fourth
Texas Poultry Show be held in Panyew December Is TO-
eordng Miller secretary of the sho wassocson Requests
tor caaoss of the show Unexpectedly heavy that second
edition Of has been printed Early are beginning to
from all parts Of Texas and other Amazing progress
poultry raising West Texas will be
by the show which has three the second
in the Southwest and the third largest west of Chicago
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-27
Navy LIMITATION
TO RESUME N AIN
PLACE IN PARLEy
AMERICAN AND BRITISH EX.
PERTS WILL BE READY
TO MAKE REPORT.

~ Associated Press
WASHINGTON Nov. e6.-The
problem ~ naval limitation. left In
background. while the Far Eastern
n"gotiatloi~ are developing step by
step the policies of the powers to-
ward China. has been advanced to
point where II may soon resume
pace of pred1minating interest In
the arms conference.
u was Indicated today tina both
the American and British experts
had virtually completed their work
on details of the American reduction
plan and would be ready to report
"a the conference early next week.
The japanese experts had no SINH
lar announcement 90 make but II
was assumed they would not permit
themselves 10 be put In the position
~ delaying seriously the progress
Of the negotiations.
The crucial point In the discussions
as viewed by the American delegation
at least. is the "five.five.three ratio Of
capital ship strength which forms ths
basis of the American plan. and II Il
upon that feature that the considera
tions of the conference are expected e
center when Il turns To the naval ques
ton. IL was said authoritatlvely 10
day that In the opinion OF the spokes
men Of the American government al
questions relating to auxiliary Graf
lCnNTfN,fftrn IN. nam r~xurN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-27
SPECTACULAR FIRE
ON SHIP PUT OUT

N. N|.H" ".I'fN IffHH
NrW WORK. No, eG The steam.
.Yu Panhandle state steamed away for
ruou.E Eugmnd this afternoon. aft
.. 1000 r,aUnc interruption to her voy'
.. m. I,eur. when fleet of fire
.rI ruN., batts we're summoned 20 ex
f.e..sn ID huz, tmidships which sent
M cloud. .l smoke but did little dam
.s.
TH. rr. believed to have resulted
.... .. ar.umglation 10 waste In the
.Ie, aa. discovered shortly after the
...r Itf b.r pier in the Hudson
Et.r and the vessels hove 20 opposite
.. uurrt until uii danger was past.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-27
TruSiraie Robbery.

IH AsHH-'uffd frrsf
WASHINGTON. nov 26-Marine
.lad, n.antly frustrated a planned
...H hoiuu and mail robbery in Texas.
Assistant Postmaster Generalh o Shaues
.,.-I announced today lie did not re
seal ths "details but spoke of the case
r announcing The success of the mail
tmw plan.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-27
TEACHERS ADVOCATE STATE Law
TO END SELLING OF CIGARETTES
lnN ,>snrIATIn rRnssl

Tr,ss o q
iu adopted by the state
u Iva without disus>on
s'anhrd teachers
wsrep
of Hast Texas Normal Co
and general
In
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-27

In the meantime ! want the Doctors
suggestion carried out"
nr Sunderland stated that the hus.
hand oi Mrs. Cassidcnto. who is no.
mry public and AN Italian interpreter,
already has agreed 10 permit his wife
a. submit 90 such an operation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-27
S.P. CLERKS TO ASK
FOR INCREASED PAY

HOt STON. Texas. Nov. ss.-De.
cisiou g. ask Tor an increse In
rsgrs equal to the reductions In
psy granted g. the Railway Ia.
ho- Bosrd o. July I. has been
made by the clerks on the South
eru P,ciIic lines. and request for
conference on the matter VIII be
w d. fo rosd officials on or before
D-ccm' er I. u was announced sat
rr''ry by Ralph .. King. general
chairman ~ the union.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-27

SNOW 10 give Tree INSTRUCTIONS on mat.
irg. culllng and flock management
Representatives OF A. and NJ. College
Of Texas win also give free lectures
daity on poultry raising.
Zig Attendance Expected.
The fact that no admission charges
viii BE- made TO the big show assures
good Attendance In addition TO In.
tcresied breeders. prospective poultry.
men viii take advantage Of the show
10 select their breeds and o make pur.
chascs School children from several
Panhandle and Plains towns will at.
tend the show In "A body. An auto.
mobile excursion from Munday. Texas.
nearly 200 miles from Plainvicw. Will
bring many poultry enthusiasts from
that section.
Housing Difficulties Overcome.
Whom early inquiries and entries
showed that the show would be much
larger than expected. the poultry M.
sociation was faced with the problem
of housing the show. Plainviow's new
$4,000 auditorium win not be ready In
time for the show and there II not a
vacant building In Plainyiew. The sit
uation was met when one of Plain.
views largest and most centrally 10.
Gated garages and two business firms
agreed to vacate their buildings and
donate them 10 the use OF the show.
This win provide 10000 square feet OF
space for the show.
show u Getting Results.
-Four years ago when the first an
nual West Texas Poultry show was
held In Plainvlew. only one car of poul.
try products were shipped from Hale
County. This year more than 100 solid
car loads Of eggs and poultry will he
shipped from Piainvicw alone. n Is
estimated that the 1921 cash poultry
crop will exceed the big wheat crop Of
the county In value The development
/ 4 the poultry business In Hale County
= typical Of the development IN every
ther part Of the Panhandle and
'iainr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-27
LIQUOR TRAIL LEFT BY BOOZE
HOUNDS CARRIES SLEUTHS TO
DOORS OF EXCLUSIVE PEOPLE

PHILADELPHIA Nov 26. (By Associated Press)-A further
investigation made today connection with the rans yesterday
apparently deserted warehouse by prohibition revealed
the trail Of alleged illegal sales of the
of well known clubs certain hotels and exclusive residences
Sixty thousand dollars worth of choice liquors found
what the federal raiders memoranda
ceps and orders for wines and liquors found tn place Frank
Gold alleged by agents be connected radd
place under bail for further hearing United
soner
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-27
Whipped for Owning Booye.

FORT wOETH, oxas Nov 2e-W.
81. Rolls Of Fort Worth was taken three
miles west OF Fort Worth at ii:30
O'Clock Saturday night by hand of
masked men and whipped, according
To- the victims report to police officers,
Roll Ras informed that he was being
whipped because Of being intoxicated
and possessing a quantity OF liquor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-27

what would YOU suggest as a rem.
cdy7" asked Judge Graham.
"Thnt Mrs. Cassidcntc submit 10 a
stcrilizing operation" replied DIR. sun.
dcrland
II will continue this case until Jan
uary iO." the Judge announced. "and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-27
ROBERT |. HENRY TO
RUN FOR U. S. SENATE

~ Associated Pres.
WACO TrVns Nov Robert D.
HDurv Tor 90 year. representative NJ
thr Waco District in CorEras. TODAY
formally announced hIs ranfd1 for
fhc United States senate fn succeed
Charles 8 Cuitorson rttt 1u'F
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-27
Negro "a 4. \. Attorney.
n, A.s-.e. .st-l Pre-.

CIIICAeo Nof gs--James q. Cot
isr . negro todsy was appointed a.
sistaui tinted siaies disiriai attorney
N Chicago district. according 20 word
lscelvsc here from Washington.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-27

ramos have been revealed by the gov
crnment agents. but they promise inter
esting development.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-27

While federal agents were raiding
the place they answered the ring Of
the telephone. and received orders for
delivery OF choice intoxicants. No
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-27
GERMANY UNABLE TO
PAY DEBT, IS CLAIM

" Associated rr~ss
BERLIN. Nov - rriVy Coun
-IIlor Dulsbcrg. general manager 20
the Fari,en Fsbriken. formerly the
Friedrich BsyeT CoInptnv. speaking
today before Representatives ~ tho
Germany chemical indrstry. sald "a
you'd be impossible f0r Germany.
from her own resources. % make
her regllaflnns payments due neat
January and February.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-27

CONTINUED ON PAGE Twol
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-27

show 10 give free instructions on mat.
irg. culllng and flock management.
Representatives OF A. and NJ. College
Of Texas win also give free lectures
dsih on poultry raising.