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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-31

stokes opposed was eliminated from the
Governor Edwards Is expected to sign
the House Rowland bill for nppoint-
hl"nt OF two additional vice chanccllors
ol the Court Of Chanccry at salaries of
Nl4,ooO each. Senator Wnllworth. Of
camden, brought about amendment of
the bill passed by the House for one
new jurist. to provide for two vice
chancCllOrS
=, Cndrr suspension Of the rulucs tho
senate yesterday passed the piCrson
erection revision and amendment meas
urc eleven To one, Senator WnllwOrth
D"lhg the lone ObjcrtOr tn itS passage.
AS passed in the upper house the nj e
tempt to prevent women from holding
responsible positions was thwartcd. az
also was that having for its purpose the
creation of additional positions at the
expense OF the taxpayers.
The House approved the Senate bill
to increase the salaries of the four as.
SlStnnt state education commissioners
from $4,000 10 S6j00 for each yearly.
>, Another measure TO receive favorable
House action was the Mackay Senate
| concurrent resolution 10 amend the
state constitution for fvc-y terms
for shcriffs and permitting them to have
consecutive terms.
In the Senate salary raising bills rc.
rclvcd generous treatment Lay Judge,
of the Court Of Errors and Appeals vii
receive $50 instead of $50 n dav anr
tho same Judges who sit on the Court o
Pnrdons will get $50 daily when that
pardoning body is in session.
The series Of House bills to incrcas,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-31
Cloth Sports Coats
Boys Spring Clothing
At Attractive Low Prices

Suits and Top Coats in the Of styles all mad, to
the dependable standards OF this
exceptionally attractive prices:
Mired Cheriot Suits, ? PAIRS TrouScrS--%IJ,'j
Light HOmeSpuR Suits, 2 Pairs TrouScrS--SIG,ij
Spring Suits, of AH-ITo0l Blue Scrgc-&I!.15
Spring Suits, of AH-IVool Blue Scrgc-$IG5O
Top Goats of Blue Serge 8 to 10 Ycd1%-$I@.00
Top Coats Of Mircd CheriotS, } to 10 ycoI%-$SjO
Top Coats of Hewingbone FabricS-$I350
r. & sLrc.L h
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Smart Tweed and HOmespun Suits

Tans, blues, grays, brown, green and
lavender, in various plain-tailored belt
ed and unbelted styles, some with smart
plaid skirts-$32. 80 to 5000.
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INJURIES FATAL TO CONEY
Dies as Result Of Accident In Trans.
continental FIloht

Natchez. Miss. March 31.-Licutcn.
ant W. ID. Concy. who was injured
last Friday morning near Crowvillp.
La, while attempting transconti.
mental flight. from Jacksonville TO San
Diego, Calf, died here late yesterday
The lieutcnant's back was broken in
a fall. and complete. paralysis Of his
body from the chest down resulted. lie
was attempting to lower his previous
record of twenty-five hours twenty
seven minutes. actual flying time from
coast TO coast, when forced down by
ornginc trouble.
Lieutenant COncy was resident oi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-31

WANTED-Assistant TO q busy man,
young lady; Christians; 25 10 30
stenographer; one willing to apply her
self and study detail, one that can com
pose good letter and eventually handle
mail without dictation-for II serious
minded young business woman this offers
u good position. Apply
& 5l?, LEDGER OFFICE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-31
The Finer New Suits

Trcotnc, piQuetine and twill cord,
belted and unbelted, long and loose,
short and boXy, plain tailored, cmbroid-
cred, braid d-trimmcd-$65.O to Sl25.OO.
Strawbrdgc & CIothicr-- Second Floor, r,u,ro
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-31
Fuse Fires One Man Car

When fuse blew out in "onc-
man" trolley car on the Fifth Broad e
way line Of the Public Service Railway
Co., at Broadway and Line street.
Camden. yesterday afternoon, Edward
kcan, thirty eight years old. of S4l
Penn street, the motorman and con
durtor. was burned about the hands and
face. He was attended at Cooper Hos
pital. The car was badly damaged ant
the few passengers escaped by real
door
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-31

fees fer motor vehicles by 80 per cent
were turned over to the Senate for
action and will be voted upon next
week.
Senator Whitney. Of Morris, secured
passage Of his bill approprinting $780,
600 for printing expenses Of the Lcgis-
laturC.
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Serge and POplin Suits

In black and navy blue. Plated and
with fiat braid-$27.5 80 to $500
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YOUTHS LONG-TROUSERS
SUITS - for the young chap
graduating into his first pair of
long trousers-$22.5O, $3.50 and
$3.50.
EVENING DRESS and TUX-
EDO SUITS-S45.0O,
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Slr1vlr.lGo & CIuthier-
Aisle - E.t.rt Street
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Brunswick. Ga, and saw service on the
Mexican border in 1916. During the
world war he was flying instructor in
the army air service. lie was twenty
seven years old
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-31

Lace Dresses dinner
And there
models the fashionable CrepcsSheba
Roshanara GcOrgcc also
lettea of the ordinary every charming eta5O
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Silk FrOcks Are Fluttering Everywhere

In navy in brown in black white French Harding blue
flesh pink; straight and slender make Them
close crepes chine always with
and Canton cre plain arcdness and boufan
plated rued quilted All others
Many beaded and embrodered-S3OOO 90 to $3.50.
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N0W All of Us Want
NeW Spring Apparel

AS April approaches there's always rush for the newer
lighter oveer things that belong the cjucnao whe
"Spring unlock the flowers to paint the aughng sol'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19
Banker in
Race Khiva' S Ring

s. ~ THROWN Lu ku,y luuN,r and
andlda'. iu Son, diamond ring a. the
srrlus ceremonial OF khsd Shrine
T.mu', va- Boo Amarillo yesterday on
a business tfir Will, De- was here.
h, i.rd,uillk called 90 khi,a head.
fuirirs and reported on plans he IS
making flr carrying ga au active riug
.drU
Nirgiun Paul S,v,U - TcNhoma,
ltia. me Uuly woman Skinner IN Amer.
&C.. will rrul1ll, D. his campaign
manager. Mr Brown said She wrote
lim 81 letter recently oifcriug 10 iak.
be- office, is She frequently MANAGES
luuaigrs 81 This sort.
Nj Brown believes that campaign
rouM hagin early and lc wugcd hard.
g. ,XIu,ts a., l.o.kuov and Flo,dldl
,uuty tu lime up sulid ishind him.
while hc l- expecting q gud follow.
us from bath Amarillo and rllinyicw
e. Formerly lived in Amarillo and Is
row mrmler IL Plinyi,w CUmman.
berry.
Mr. Brown T. compiling data for
dy,rti.ins literature and expects TO
uuc out shortly with some formal an.
".1H.,r. .ff o.. h.iicyrs will
Hfs, iha rHLaHI,o nobility take
.Ufi.c.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19
MEMPHIS C0MMANDERY
IS IN SPLENDID SHAPE

T. Il. Swift recorder Il Hhivl
Shrine Temple. has returned from
Memphis where be visited Memphis
'pmwaH1Dry 90 the knights Tcmplas
$50 90 Monday night was the date
& thar DunmIudcrys annual insp,.
.ion lul initiation. chris Horwcu. o
member 90 Lubbock Cummandcry No.
boo Inspected the order.
Inspection and drills occupied ths
arger part % the afternoon Monday
.ui 40 $50 o'clock those present al
iourncd 'o the White Rose Cafe where
70 -umptInus banquet was served %
lhUui fifty Knights Tympllrs. Il. Il.
swift and Chris HarWcll made al.
ir'ssgs After the banquet. the work
The order was continued
Nlr. swift secured several petition,
for initiation 20 Khiva shrine and
others for andlatiun Memphis hsJ
e real Shrine club that they call Al
nor'ah." hs said This club r. com
posed ed live wires and they are com
~ Co. Amarillo strong in May an,
Nil hrlng many noyiIcs with them
Every Mason Bon Memphis D. boost,'
or khi'a temples. \ meeting of th''
igh has been called Tor Friday night
January IS ana the officers hav,
asked pot"ni1tc George Staplcton ant
myself Co o. present"
NJ. Hlrwcll stopped off IN Amari.i'
today and IL spending the day visitlpI
With ln0il Mis0ns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19
BISHOP M'MURRY OF
LOUISVILLE IS VISITING
FRIENDS N AMARILLO

TT Reverend William Fletcher Mc.
hurry. bishop Of the Methodist Epis.
c0pai Church. South. q resident Of
Louisville. kentuckr. spent Monday
and q portion 10 Tuesday IN Amariilo
the guest Il DR.. J. W. Story. presiding
elder u the Amarillo District, Dr.
Henry Brooks. pastor ~ the Polk Street
Methodist Church and other prOmi.
nent Methodist churchmen Tn.
chief object q the distinguished min.
listers visit was a conference In tn
Christian Educational movement q the
church contemplating the assembly.
ing q So DOC. geo with prominent min.
listers and laymen In the Northwestern
sections u the state.
Attending the conference were Dr.
J. ". Story u the Amarillo District.
Dr. George s Slower. Clarendon. Dr..
7. J. Griswold LutiOck. Rev. J. "
Hunt. Abilene: Rev \ l. Moore. Mem.
phis; Rev. A. u. Doak. Abilene. Dr.
Henry y. Brooks. Amarillo. Ar Pull.
weller. Abilene. and Thos. y. Turner
Amarillo.
Bishop McMurry preached the ser.
mon IN connection with the dcdicator,
services incident 20 the formal open.
ing ~ the recently completed 5000
Methodist church tn Roswell. Sunday
There was an enormous attendance and
the statement was made tina, the build
Ing dedicated to the service ~ the Grca,
Builder q the universe. II the largest
aud finest church structure In New
Mexico. The visitor states that N.
completion and occupancy - the Ilo.
well church u a long sirid. towards
maximum religious progress In New
Mexico. lie IL greatly pleased viii
the outlook for all this section % M
southwest. rcligiously. Bishop Mc
Nurry said n number u pretty thing
about the Plains % Texas and Essterr
New Mexico. n, presided az the annut
conference u the Northwest Texas Dis
trfet IN Clarendon last year and 4
WIDELY known and quite I.rpular with
the ministers aud laymen ~ the
church.
leaving Amarillo Tuesday evening
Bishop NcMurry gus &C. Dallas.
;shFsvspust. New Orleans. Jackson and
GTcnadE. Mississippi. Tor conferences
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uyN r JONES


WASHINGTON Jpn 49, This ~c'.
..un ~ Cougrrss Is making an earnest
,uut io pui the affairs oi 90, Federal
G.,-rum,ut ou an economical ani
lusrra nl.lt The nc,t Congress VIII
DlnN the plan tu realization.
uul.s. ih' nfl,ns II lhr Washington
Gm,rnmrni arr put go 20 huslncss hasis
bankruptcy uf the United states. d..
spit, its Immense wealth and trcmcn.
duls resources. viii o,.ur This state.
urui sound. wild. but % h. the sober
opinion uf many members ~ Congress.
The danger be- easily sr'u with re-
d.mrrl Groom che Treasury II approNi
mattel, e. 100000 600 fer expenses Ter
thc rr,t usal year. and a deficit 81
g.. ouo 100000 staring The Washington
government in tho face Il would mol
take many more Years. if such fiu1n,
rlll polio, is allowed g. continue a. &C.
tually bankrupt. from national au,
gmrfuncnitl standpoint. the greatest
| and richest nation un the globe. ~
sides the deficit uf two billions thrr'
liz To- hug" war debt ~ Appropriated,
$40 uuu nun unn AZ which one third o.
owed tho United States 10y our lat
Allies The principal debtor. Grca
Britain even now has an agent IN thi
country who b. negotiating with a.
Treasury g. refund the billions an
British owe th, United States. so tina
~" final payments can be- deferred r.
q long term 81 Years The British d,
fnultrd on the first interest paymcr
due up this debt Co this country.
with thirty billion war debt an
q two billion deficit the financial =
fairs ~ this country, particularly a
, i've billions b. demanded for currcl
expenses for the next fiscal year. az
not M guud ship' The man In an
street can zee this 1s we'll as the lanl
lng expert
The hug. debt and the trcmcndor
annual ,Np'uos. coupled with the pre-
pni deficit Il two billions. Is not IN
: only alarming thing connected with IN
situation Gigantic taxes. PARTICULAR
90, n,om, tax and excess profits tl'
are pressing un rich aud pour alik
Taxation has reached "a, point In "a
country WHERE any additional icyi,
either hy F.fal. state. ur muu.c.p.
governments. would cause "a great uti
cry. The pcopl" simply cannot ~
amy morc-in m,i, many ,aunut pa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19
nFRGS ISLD n MEDICINES

8 Manchester. Ensland. IpH,r urges
thr renewed cultivation - ed fashion.
ri m.d.rull herbs IN English gardens
pro thr JHl''d States they have al>a
r.u. .g' 90 fashion 10 feature Of 20
.uHu sItdan. although they are impm'
% ir if-e quantities frum Tus..
Iudl nd China. where th,y are erHyH
purely Or commercial pgruog'- l- fhH'
medicinal value o. recognized Lf man,
heading uhs-i,nns. Tons 81 Medicinal
herbs are u-,d annually ln the r,iarH
iior n lydia g. pin.huu's Veg ilhl,
COMPOUND most successful medirln.
far womans iii. u contains NO mar
co,ics - harmful drugs. and womvn
AFFLICTED With such ailments should ir'
H.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19
IS BEST MEDICINE
IN ALL THE WORLD
STATES THOMPSON

MY wife aud have bath Put Tan's'
~ the test md we ay u N the best
niedlcin. IN the world" said y u"
Thonrsnn 1910 New llampEhir" Ave.
Joplin Mo.
"Tur wears NY wife had h"cn suffer-
Ing with stomach trouble and iinailN
cot H. whore fhr could hardly cat any
hing After meals she complained 81
heavy. suffcdup feeling. and ut tunes
had such ciumping pains she JUS, ma
Ia give up everything aud go To b'h'
shc Ind headaches constantly. ana often
got 80 dizzy she could hardly stand. She
complained 1T pains In her back ana
lccamo ~ nervous the least little thing
would upset her. and ut night she could
hardly sleep at al.
wen. / had been taking Tanlnc. ana
| 4 helped ~, ~ much ! persuaded her
:, to try A. She eats Just anything sh"
| wants nuw and as much as she plcaSeH
without feeling the least touch ~ IN
digestion Her appetite is fine and ev'
cryihing agrees with her ~ well she M"
gained considerably In weight H'r
lgcrycn are In fine condition. too. ana
she sleeps like child every night. IN
fact she IL a well woman and We bo'h
think Tanlac a wonder"
Tnnlac n sold In Amarillo by J. w
Collins Drug co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19
FRONT >PtRh PLIG> BREAK
REPEATEDLY.

J. u. VI. writes: The porc,hins e
the spark plugs in the two front cyliud-
ers II mv engine afc constantly break.
Ing They just seem O. blow up. al.
though the plugs are screwed iu onls
tight enough 90 Keep them from loaklns
can you asslgn ,aus. for ihis1
Answer: u the plugs used In the
front and in fhr rear cylinders are eV.
gctly alike. We cannot tell you why th'
front ones break and the rear ones a.
not. II the front plugs are 20 a az
fercn; make 90 type from IN, rear ones
this might easily account g1r your
trouble. Arc you using plugs rccom
mendcd Cor this particular engine
BrcaFnge results from the usa - infer
ior porcelain. from The employment OF
plugs that project too Oar into M" cyl
.ndef and In the case - plugs that ear
he taken apart. from iniudic!ous tlght
ening n the packing nut "r failure q
use proper ras,cis between the pur
cela.n and the metal parts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19
EFFORTS MADE BY CONGRESS TO
PUT GOVERNMENT ON BUSINESS
BASIS, PLANS ARE FORMULATED

what they are charged NOW hy thc
Federal Government. aa shown los the
rrVnt statement that billions ~ in'
'um" trs b. unsolicited
What H. the remedy The remedy
D. e ship pruning knife applied ruth
lrHsi, Go every government expense,
md the diHchntgc IT every govern
ulcnt cinpluye aud abolition 81 every
government bureau not absolutely
needed 90 cirry on the Washington
Government
There iH today q vast duplication
IL work in th" Federal Government
Activities overlap aud red tapo has
Involved all processes uf Washington
official arnits IN such tanglcs that
many hands Of departments are driv'
cu almost 81 despair Then. too. many
| thousands ct people are un the pay
rolls who should not be- there. There
seems To- BE- absolutely No end Ia tn
management and extravaganza vi
some 81 thu Washington bureaus
Congress has made = beginning n,
economy los recently cutting of TO-.
00O 81 these useless government en-
ploycs Hui this ~ trfling ana mere
Is scratched the surface
What IN needed. say congressman,
Is q thorough survey II every burcn
. II the Washington government by
honest and capabl, efficiency experts.
who are charged with Topping of cv
cry unnecessary expense and ever
useless cmployc.
, This would only Zoe beginning
however. for the big savings wOul,
u. made In choppiug out ~ the an
nual appropriations every item tim
, ls not needed for the public welfare
| Every lttlg bureau chief in Washing
ton seems tu be- uhSvcsscd with tn
idea that the TNasury IN simply
, huttumlcss reservoir # public none
! n which he can dip his fingers q.
!. will
=, MANY congressman s"c IN this situa
ton real peril Ia the United states
fur they point uut that II was jus
such 40 orgy uf governmental cNtraS
agincr that ended IN the downfall d
the Roman Empire and other cmpig
!, that have persisted In the past.
was q similar condition which llrg
Is prcripitntcd the recent Russia
:, revolution. congressman are genuine
Is frightened at the situation. and t.
: mrnduus efforts viii hc made 10 r.
durc national expenses This srir
: Is manifested every diy In House an
:, Senate. An illustration IT II WAS th
!. ror,if action uf the House Militlr
. Committee in vsiug To- reduce III
:. Regular Army Co only i55.Oop men.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19
SCOTTISH RITE MAs0Ns
WILL HAVE BANQUET

Definite announcement vas made
yesterday 'ht' thr Panhandle Scottish
Hlts As~o1 .f'ina would hold a banquet
.at = u,..sk tHr evening ~ Tuesday.
.Geurrs StarIr,yH. G-iiury Baum snd
otto Pe.iz are un tAc arrangements
committee.
SCOTTISH Rite Masons viii D. allowed
o. hflng their ladies With them. bur
accommodations can D.. had fpr only
ise guests The cost viii h. $40 a
plate. aud reservations should b. made
with J Levy. treasurer u the asso.
citation.
According 10 r.ronls that have been
complied. there are now zee scottish
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19
T ESV 'MlOTORIS1
THE ALBERT l. cLoUeH
Copyright. 1891. by Tie international syndicate
Maintaining Lamp Efficiency

~ UI,lNG LONG NIGHTS tho lamp Of
worked and shp,- ih oiuti
~ best efficiency u - co. bulbs are ticAcn'
Inn De-
SIN the h
Il a
probably Prudent rtrlacc
forsiis such Lamp huu0uts necessarily rather
fl With mind Bc that
there diSppnueus Don't hsh eanisVcr h,ads
n %
Ia IN "a
ground m,
the lamp inclination Keep the lenses
clear and M, rcictr dim with dust gently
lt,r 10 tht
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19

sii,rii, ca. I.siir s'rrInz Oh. ,r-
iue ~t.H.y There .- less likelihood -
sudden Nl opening u. on" throttle.
when a., hand lever D., us,d While The
hand lever and the l,dil perform exact
~ n, same function. N, balance ~ ad
yauiases j. strongly Poo favor of IN,
h1tiiual use Di thr latter although
their may not b, much difference in tue
particular miiter 81 fIi ,,ouomy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19
Attention Dairymen!

There will he offered for
sale on "Wednesday. January
10Th at the stockyards forty
eight head OF IIolstein and
Guernsey mich cows. These
cattle arc direct from Wis
cousin. five and six years old.
and tested. Nj cows bought
from Association members III
Wisconsin and will be rctcst-
cd after sale.
iHOLSTEIN ASSOCIATION
+. Davenport
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19

"a the great educational program %
ihe church, which o. b. expected VIII
have heyn closed not later than the
fret ~ May. this year
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19
GENERATOR OyERCul>GEs BAT
IIRl.

4. U. w. =. u. writes. The - -
siarterg,neutor IN nav car oyerchargos
he battery a. the rat, of - amprscs
70 al ordinary speeds trd ! hesitate g.
take luug trips Cor f,ar 81 destroying
the battery tn manufacturers state
that the only w.y in which this charr
i~r rt" can is reduced j. o. Iisls
sv.tul' the sttrter generator and grind
away tie iul'pI.D,s o. .nrroas. IN, uir.
p.r which wii o., IN .N,,cndv. and a..
ic,te iob. Can sou sugscs' any alt'rnt.
tiycf
,n-Wer; This T. q mo'orgenelator
win a series irDkinEi arli o. mold
d'wn ihe ,hirg,rr ,mrru. md M oih"r
means 90 wguntInn They evidently
dli not pat un enough series tgrns o.
seer The ,uff'Hs d1wn We o.f,r the
.'liDWing alternative suggestions, rut
r. small resistance unit In series with
no shu1t fen current go reduce this
s'u''hst introduce "a small resistance
ril 'he wire f.um the -ut.au' o. the
iat'.rv t0 slightly reduce tha charging
t.,ns' Make tn artificial rmp lad
ol- fol-. Resistance, win, and connect o.
'I...lgh q special switch l0 the hwr
'...f 81 that D. Will ilEp 1rt,ly ih-
suf.rra ~ ih. lamps. when sou ar,
duy.rg without tho regular lamIs in
,unt This VIII run.gmr current th;
vHl'l H.hsru 30 into tho battery
moiori.i VII be- answered Ia this eel
e. answer J. desired. enclo>s s.ll 1d.
nj . Cough. care of our offirr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19
HAND THROTTLE OR ACCEI.
ERATOR

=. 4 o. ssks: l. better fuel economy
obtained hy driving with the hand 'hrlt.
lie ~ ;hc scCclsrrur. j. the effect up.
on ID. engine any different
Answer: Sklllfully used ono viii give
ne COED economy ns the other How.
ever. Il tn operator h. unskllfui the
engine j. usually allowed Co rae" more
when The hand thro,ti. D. used and
racing wastes gas as well a- being very
hard On tho sng.uo. Or ft- other hand.
n the operator is incunadrfi,r and
drives with the scc,l,rtior. b. b. likoly
"a step or Il frequently. thus throw.
ing ihs throii.. wide open. wasting con.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19

QUESTION. q @ " ~
permitting { J.
dress stamped tnop Adis Mbe
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19
What
School,?
START MONDAY

Make the start next Monday. and L.
prepared Tor Your opportunity In
business. Hundreds - calls for our
z1duatcs. Write OF call ior infofma.
ton.