Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-29

UiNhN'H WIN ollfffus ItHklouh htfNs
ices were conducted by Rev. ]. w.
Story.
Pasteb0ards aud dotted cubes for
others. hut the checkcrhoard for I. q.
Waggoncr, editor ~ the Miami Chief.
Editor Wnggonor writes h. viii bring
along n beard checkorcd as the life
~ a Texas editor Co the Press meet.
ing. April 1919. and deflcs anybody
during the session to get into his king
row.
James y. Lott. state highway engi.
necr for the Panhandle district. will
make an official visit TO Post. Cara
county. within few days. Cara
county contemplates calling an cleo.
ton soon tn pass on thu question Of
n bond issue IN improve State High.
way No. :. that travcrses northwest.
crly through the state from the port
at Galveston.
Hendrix Terry. five-year-old son ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamlin II. Terry of Clio.
via. died at the local sanltarlum at
l:30 o'clock Monday afternoon. The
Terrys had recently moved from Ten.
nesscc TO Clovis. The remains will be
shipped from the blackburn 4 Ma.
lone undertaking parlors to Shannon.
Tenn. "Wednesday evening.
Definite announcement has been
made by those who examined the fruit
buds and blooms yesterday that the
entire crop has been destroyed. The
fruit escaping the cold snaps Of the
past faded out before the drop to rs
above sunday night. II was stated.
Farmers IL this vicinity In town Mon.
day state that the chill condition Of
the atmosphere sunday night will he
~ much benefit 10 the wheat.
Sillinian Evans. staff correspondent
81 the Fort Worth Star.Tclcgram was
In Amarillo Monday and made trip
20 Panhandle and the Gulf No. 9 to
give that proposition closeup" for
his paper. From Amarillo Mr.. Evans
goes % plainview, Lubbock and 9th.
or points on the South Plains. in the
interest 81 the star.Telegram before
returning Ia the Panther City.
n. 4. Mobiles, =. u. I.andegrin. W.
n. Fuuua. u. r. Ware. G. NJ McCul.
Tough. T. r Durham. l.. W. Hardin.
!. H. rritchard and Charles A. Fisk
have donated 100 Bibles To the pub.
lie schools ~ Amarillo. The Bibles
are 10 he placed In the class rooms
Tor teachers to read portions each
morning. Familiar Psalms and other
portions NJ the Bible are tn he mcmor.
lzcd by the children. II In the pur.
pose to follow system for the grades
that will give the pupils fair
knowledge " the Scriptures when he
or she has finished school
c. X. Wilson. manager 81 the West
Texas State Normal College publica.
ton. THE Prairie" was In Amarillo
Monday visiting with the advertising
patrons ~ that paper. Mr.. Wilson
says that the next issue OF THE Prai.
NV VIII wv ANN UNtuIte
and that many interesting special ar.
ticlcs will intcrspcrse the other mat.
ter going into the publication. Much
material telling of the Plains Country
ccntcrs viii find It's way into 1.-THE
Prairie" and added interest will nj.
tach for this reason.
Labor will demand representation
on the Board ~ city Development at
meeting NJ the Central Labor Coun.
Gil In Woodman Hall tonight. Il n
said Another resolution to be intro.
duccd condemns the talk ~ lower
cost ~ living as propaganda In the In.
tcrcst of reduced wages. a refcren.
dun vote. II II said will also be pro.
posed at tonight's meeting on the
question NJ combining delegates To the
state convention az Galveston 10 only
those union men who are members
Of the Central Labor body. The meet.
Ing will be called at 7:3O o'clock.
The remains 81 Mrs. Pearle Ralney
and two infant daughters lie In wait.
ing az the Griggs Undertaking parlors
Tor the arrival ~ Mrs. Rainey's par.
cnts. Mrs. and Mrs. J. 4. Lemons,
from Oakdalc Calf Mrs. Rainey,
aged 20, died nj her home 207 Cieve.
land Street. at I o'clock Monday
morning shortly after the death Of
her two infant children. Another four.
year-old daughter In seriously m.
Mrs Raincy leaves n husband, W. l..
Raincy. "a fireman on the Fort Worth
4 Denver read. Carl Lemons OF
Gainesville. was n brother. Funeral
services viii not be arranged until
arrival Of the parents.
Prof. J. l.. Duflot. from the depart.
mcnt of sociology and economies In
the West Tcxsa Normal College, was
In Amarillo Monday from Canyon
Professor Duflot states that the col.
lego is IN excellent condition, having
n large and actively working student
body. The visitor declares that there
has never been n time In the history
M the institution when Il was doing
more and better work than al pres.
ent. While here he spoke OF the great
meet that Ia 10 be pulled of in Can!
yon next month. Professor Dufiot
says that Canyon IN cooperating IN
the fullest possible extent. IN mako
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