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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-06-21
JUNE 21st, 1921.
THINK IT OVER
(Whittier)

(Whittier)
The sweet persuasion of His voice
Respects the sanctity of will.
he glveth day; thou hast thy choice
TO walk mn darkness stil1.''
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25
sT0CENEN DESIRE
TARIFF ON CATTLE,
SHEEP AND HIDES
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNED
comprised the committee ON rcsolu
lions
The resolution ON thanks recognized
The services 81 the Rock Island rail
Nay. the Fort worth 4 Denver and
Santa Sc In granting reduced fares to
he convention r. ~. Gnllnhcr, gen
.ral freight and passenger agent ~ th"
Panhandle 4 Santa Re fT his efforts
"a securing rates. was mentioned. Tia
Fort Worth Record and Dallas News
'srrc ulsn thanked FOR publicity given.
The resolution concluded:
we extend cur thanks Tor the CO.
operation and untiring zeal manifested
ipcn the part of the daily press The
nnny Tribune. the Amarillo Daily
News. the Daily Panhandle. the Pam
bundle Hereford breeders Association,
he Auto style Show. the Panhandle
ilalrs Chamber of Commerce. and ",
a. Isles. Secretary Amarillo Board OF
.lty Development And especially do
we express our gratitude to Ross u
i,ogers for the uG II the Miasiur
rhcatcr. which he M generously ten
'trcl this Association"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25
SOLDIER BONUS BILL
MAY BE HELD UP BY
SENATE COMMITTEE
A-ocs,ca ProA


WASHINGTON. Feb. discharges
that the soidicr bonus bill was held up
n the finance committee until II was
TOO late b. pass Il al this session Il
c0nEreFs, giving cX.feryicc men and
the country false impressions" were
made IN the senate today by Senator
Harrison. democrat. Mississippi
Senator McCumhcr. republican.
North Dakota. member q the commit.
zee. replied that the committee was
waiting Tor exact cost data which he
Tad been charged o. collect and present
10 the committee tomorrow.
1t Il no ue o. give the false tn.
preston O. the country" said Senator
Harrison That tire bin viii be- passed
n this session. The committee has
Teen h,ldins Tor months and months.
Il cannot say !; win pass this sos
gion." Senator McCumbcr interjcc;sd
ii Il dCes not. tlse facts viii ~ ready
when the extra session is called within
q month"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25
RID NOT EXHAUST PIPE

VI. q. asks: Why does my engine
heat up 20 such an extent that the
exhaust pipe becomes red hot after
,he car has run about a milef
answer: The most likely reason II
that the Ignition IL timed too late. 30
that the exhaust gases enter the pipe
a. abnormally high temperature. You
better make sure that your timer u
set on is shaft, AZ u should be ana
that you are obtaining al the spark
advance that can safely be used. IN
correct valve setting will also cause
oysrheailng and you should have the
timing checked up carefully. II the
mufrer Is heavily choked with SCOT.
40 that the exhaust gases do not
escape freely. the pipe will become
excessively hot. II the engine has
recently been overhauled and the pis-
IONS NJ too tight the exhaust pipe
will run hotter than I; should. The
use OF an overrich mixture IL often
The cause OF overheaiing troubles OF
this Kind.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25
RAIL WORKERS IN
MEXICO To STRIKE
TEN THOUSAND MEN HAVE AP
Piled ron JOBS As STRIKE.
BREAKERS


ny Associated press.
WARRINGTON. Feb, 2s.-Thc gen
erai strike on the Mexican National
railroad. which official dispatches 10
day said was get for tomorrow mid.
night. VIII. in the opinion Of Mexican
observers here. furnish the first his
test Of the ohrcgOn government lndi'
cations were, II was stated. unnfficially.
that President ohregon and his admin
istrntion would meet the test success
fully.
Tho American government was ad'
vised Of the impending strike In a dis
patch received today from Randolph
Robertson. American consul at Nuevc
Laredo. Mr, Robertson said the strike
was expected 90 b. 81 short duration
Press dispatches from Mexico cts
stating that more than 10000 men had
applied for jubs as strikehroakers wcr'
considered By Mexico observers herr
m tending To support the claim that
the strike would not last long he
mands q the employees ~ the govern
ment controlled lines include increase,
pay and changes In hours and workinl
conditions.
President Obregon today directed IN
governors ~ all states. as well as tn
military chiefs Ia b. prepared Co offe
full protection TO volunteer worker
and 90 all railroad property.
The strikers have established n down
town headquarters ana are campaign
ING fur support 81 their movement
Thsre have been no untUward inc
dents.
Although government circles ass'r
That traffic VIII not he naralyzed. iher
Il evident apprehension lest the aEgrc'
eive attitude a the strikers may offe
the radical element an opportunity a.
demonstrations. Troops are heing IN
orally distributed at strategic point
and all trains viii h. run under mi
tary escort.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25
REPEAL ROBERTSON
INSURANCE LAW IS
DEFEATED IN HOUSE
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rcXt two fiscal years was PASSED tinnllF
m tho senate today. This h tn FIRST
general appropriation bin o. pass both
branches The Socalled hoNinE bill by
Senator McScalus has been set for
special order in the senate for next Mon
day. senator McScalus said that he
uropofcd 10 amend the bill so that II
would repeal the anti.pr.ze fight law
asscd under the Culh~rsun admins
tTailon. -
The public health committees Of the
house and senate In Joint session today
reported fagosably thu hill proposing
70 strengthen The present medical prac
ice law An amendment was added
providing that no person shall BE- pro-
hibiid from praciiclng medicine In
rcxag until final Judgment IL rendered
the district court where the injunc'
lion was brought Optometrists are
also exempted from provisions q the
h.ll BY an amendment
Tiic senate late today passed 10 en-.
trossncni tho bill hy senator Parr Of
Duyal repeating the present minimum
wage law The hill failed on cngross'
ucnt several days aso but that vote
sas rccnnsdsrcd by vote today and
the bill engrossed by vote ~ twelve
20 seven. 4 minimum wage Dill by
rcor % Williamson revising the Law
has been eHgrossed In the house. Tn,
senate also PASSED finally bill by
Senator Richards ~ Caldwell proyidinE
chat priynte weighcrs need not he de
putized. also a house Joint resolution
amending the constitution including
the Confederate pension tax from fiv'
10 seven cents. The house joint rcso
/ tuition amending the constitution sO NJ
20 provide FOR the sale and conveyanc
u property for taxes due thereon am
fm redemption OF the land by Tn
former owner within two years was Id
featci.
Local balls received attention In IN
house today. 4 number of such bill
hat had been ON the calendar for week
we're taken up and disposed Of. Speako
Thmnas known as bear fur work,
urged speedy disposal II the bill an
both reading clerks were well nigh
all in when adjournment came.
a hill was introduced in the house i
Nelson IL hopkins proposing 10 cstn'
lish a state hoard ~ censorship e.
moving pictures. taxing the iactuI
shows 20 pay the hoard.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25

Answer. Evidently. the DINNER
circuit II open somewhere. dsspi,e
the new switch and dimmins resist
ance. This. u would seem. must be
defective. II you can remove this
and Inspect les mechanism. with the
wires still IN place. you will prob
ably find that the switch. when on
dim" makes an imperfect conhec-
ton: that the dimming coil u burned
out or eiss that rs connections 70
the terminals are poor. You can tell
Il the coll 10 open. elrcuited. by short
elrcuitinE lts end Connections. with a
shor, piece OF wire. II the lights
then come on bright. n T. defective.
N you canno, readily get az the In
side parts Of the switch. you better
Try a nov one
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25
BELIEVE MEXICAN
RAILROAD STRIKE
WILL Be SETTLED
ny Aasoeiasd Pres.

w Aasociasd ffess.
MEXICO CITY. Feb. 2i.--Alihough
the employees ~ the National railroad
carried out their threat To strike In
large numbers, government officials are
optlmlstlc regarding the outcome Of the
situation and prcdic, there will be no
PARALYSIS ~ traffic.
Morc than 10000 volunteer strike
breakers have applied for jobs and
this fact. coupled with the military pre-
cautions which have been ordered taken
along the federal routes led The Off
clnla to express the opinion that the
strike viii end within a fortnight. Fran
cisco Perez. director OF the National
lines. has issued manifesto to the
strikers declaring that recognition of
their union ~ impossible under constl.
tuiionnl provisions and that he VIII
stand firm against the demands 81 the
Union which have sabotage ms one OF
Tho prcccpts" Scnor Perez charges d.
rsctly that the strike n political In its
conception and aimed nj embarrassing
his relations with the government.
The strike, which was not Officially
called e. take place until todiy nonii'
but which was partially effective We'd
nrsday. embraces not only the opera
lion II rolling stock but the clerical
forces aud Workshop employees. The
icicgraphers settled their dispute with
the government several weeks ago ana
have dccllncd 20 take part In the pres
cnt movement.
No untoward incidents have taken
ilaco In Mexico city. but some minor
disorders have been reported In outlying
districts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25
REMARKS ny THE PISTOL
IN billy HOMES SEA CHEST

We'll. its q puzzle to mc why l must
-tay IN this chest ,Sumc people are
,, unrratcruiH And after | had saved
N, Captains ~, more than once. III
tell you ~ about 1, and know you
win .synta,hise with inc.
/, wna this way Many years ago
while the Captain was still young. ]
came into his possession. Before then
, belonged 90 captain Film, and was civ
IN TO the captain hy him.
Ms Captain. whose name was Billy
Bones. was pirate. and q course !
was his host friend was a handsome
pistol. the haudscmcst ever seen. and
hat alone ought t. have madc me ~
value 20 my owner. But az have told
YOU. Captain Bones was an ungratcfu'
person.
one night the Captain had been drink
ing more than De should and he began
'n make offensive remarks about the
,.her sailors. The outcome was that
he and Black bog began To- fight.
Black beg drew his knife and slashed
the Captain On the side 81 the face,
Thcnihe Captain pulled mc out. nut his
I finger on the trigetr--and dill tbs
rr.t
but O. WASH, my FAULT that 7 shot
only Black Dogs lcf, hand it was the
Captains. hc wasn't holding mc In thu
right position.
I That il only one instance In which
saved the CEpiHin'H ligc. but ncyCr'hc
less. here am in this chest rusilng
Such ingra,iiudc'
By Louis" Worrell.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25
Bite by Woman on
Leg Causes Death
After Invalidism
o. Asoclnled Pros.

o. Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 2i.-lnvalid'
ism brought ON. phyalcInns said by
the bite ~ woman prisoner u years
ago. ended In death Wednesday for
smith Cook. a former member OF the
Kansas city Police Department
Cook. who was 60 years old was
six feet nine inches tall. weighed go
pounds. and was declared By friends
10 have been one 81 the largest po'
llcomcn In the country.
IN 1904 Cook arrested a woman
who BIZ him on one lex. Hood poh.
oning developed and he was confined
tn his bod for months. lie never
recovered fully and for the last nine
years had been incnpacitaied.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25
MINISTER FOUND NOT
GUILTY or MURDER


SANDWICH. Ont. Feb. 2t--One 81
Canada's most dramatic murder trials
ended this afternoon when jury after
iess than an hours delfberation. found
the Rev. J. o. l.. spraeklin. former
liquor inspector and pastor ~ Sandwich
Methodist church not guilty q man.
slaughter. He was charged with hav.
ing killed Beverly Trumble. an inn
keeper.
Trumble Was shot and instantly
killed By the clergyman on the nighi
of November s. accompanied by sew.
erai Of his liquor enforcement Officers.
the Rev. spracklin visited the es;ab
ment. where he iesiifide. resistance
was offered by Trumhle and his en-.
ployes. Threatened by Trunhle. vhc
flouri4hed a revolver. the clergyman
dcciared. he fired. convinced his owg
life vas endangered.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25
UNEVEN TIRE WEAR

CR.I asks; L. u the fault OF i,s
bearing that causes a front wheel TO
-un IN such 4 manner as TO wear out
~ tire more IN one place than IN
sno,hers The rim IL on evenly all
around
Answer: No; much unevenness OF
tire wear j. likely 20 occur from this
cause. but OF course. the bearing
should be adjusted tightly enough. 50
that there il no percepiible wobble
OF the wheel upon u. You can jack
the wheel NJ and see that li Is sum
c.enily tight. Serious looseness IN
'ho t'e-rod connections 10 the steer
ing arms Of the front wheels. Il cap
able OF ragslng some unevennes or
tire wear or. ~ least. considerable
excessive wear as the wheels are
then not held parallel and constantly
huctgaie "a direction. This action Is
particularly pronounced II the sd-
ilsimtni OF the ilre-rod length Is no.
stch as 20 cause the wheels 20 toe"
together somewha,. They should
Questions " general isfeycr 10
cahH, space permitting. n az irif
ssarcaei. sfGnped oHreiOre. AsGrei
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25
MURDER SUSPECTS ARE
ARRESTED AT PHARR

PHAIR. Texas. Feb. 2i.-Three sus.
nicious characters were arrested q; ia.
inburg late this afternoon by sheriff A.
Y. Baker ~ Hidaigo county. and are
being held for examination and ident.
iication In the caSe OF the murder u
Alexander Lind. a rent car driver %
Victoria. whose body was found on the
Coliad road leading ont 81 Victoria las,
sunday morning
Sheriff Baker stated that the men
gave their names AZ Cowen Of Wichita,
Kan; =. p. Little. apparently without
place ~ residence. and Jack Reynolds
OF Medlsto. Cal The three men are ~
INK held pending the arrival ~ a dep
uty sheriff from Victoria county. WHIT
. = expected a. reach Edinburg Friday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25
RECOMMEND PASSAGE
CALDER COAL BILL.
~ Associated Pres.

WASHINGTON. Feb 9i--Grcaily
modified in form. the Calder coal regu.
lation bill was sent 10 the senate today
~ the committee on manufacturers.
with a unanimous recommendation for
massage at the present session.
All provisions IN the llll Tor federal
control and operation II the coal in
lustry during emergencies and all tax
proposals aimed M elimination ~ excess
profits In coal dealings were stricken
out. Requirements fw full and cur
rent publiciyt on coal mining costs and
profits % H. gathered hy the fedora
trade commission. were l-ft intact.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25
DUMMIES ARE RERvlNG
PRISON SENTENCES FOR
NEW YORK SALOON MEN
By Associated rrss,.

By Asaosia,od fress.
NEW YORK. Feb si--i'rohibltion
agents charged here today that saloon
kccps v,p,snced 20 jail for violating
the Nosi.ad act. are substituting
"dumm.ta tn serve their terms.
After pleading guilty. the agents
said. thu Nloon keeper ~ permitted
two days grace To- wind up his business
nifairl. and thon hires his dummy"
generally a lar room haugcr.on. FOR
t75 or 500. who presents himself nj
the Jail.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25
PRISONERS Er.EcrRocrrED
At Me.iI.EsTER PRISON



MsAI.EsTER. Okla. Feb. el.-john
Iedbetter and Robert W. Blakely we're
eiectrocuted al the state penitenilary
shere soon after midnight last night
Both had been convicted cf first degree
murder. Ledbetter was the first 90 en-.
Ter the chair. and he stated that he was
guilty. Six minutes after he entered the
chair the prison physician pronounced
him dead Blakely. before he entered the
chair. said: II am guilty Of the crime OF
which am charged. have made my
peace with God"
Blakely was married and had five
children. Ledbetter was unmarried
Pleas 70 Governor Robertson for execr
tive ciomency wen unayailing. Both
men smiled a. they entered the chair
Ihsy had been residents IL Muskogce.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25
HARDING A GOOD SPORT
kvES Mt THE TH-.,i-::I
By Associated Pres.

~ AE.ociaifd Pres.
ST. AUGUSTINE. Feh. s'-"Ths
standing room only sign did no, deter
President Elect HARDING tonight when
hs Determined 20 make what wlll b.
probably his last visit 10 the theatre
before inauguration.
Accompanied by George D. Christian.
Jrs his secretary. and Dr. e. y. saw.
ser, his physician. be showed his way
into a crowded little playhouse and
stood more than an hour laughing a;
the minstrel show In whlsh one Of the
features was take-off on the front
porch campaign. During intermiszionf
many persons recognized him and cam,
back 10 offer him their places but he
declined and remained standing uutil
the show was over.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25
WOULD sEIL WOODEN
WHITE ELEPHANTS



lwAsH.SGToS. Feb 1.-The rhip'
ping board may dispose d It's herd Of
white cicbhants" fleet OF go
government owned wooden ships.
4 proposal had been submitted 10 the
board for the purchase o. the entire
fleet o. wooden ships. Hos Island ship
plng yard a; PHILADELPHIA and all ,h'
shipping material in the yard. Dc'ail'
= ihe proposal werv not disclosed. bal
Chairman Benson sah the matter VA
ieing given consideration.
Nos' - the governments woodci
hii@ ssc now tied up a. NorfolI
awaiting some decision ne 10 their di.
ae .itlon. Several unsuccessful attempt
have bcen mad ,to s'n them 20 privat
Interests.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25
ASrS-NONPARTIsANs
WOULD TRY RECALL.

FARGO. y. D.. Feb. :i.-Membcrs
Of the anthem partisan committee q
twenty-one meeting here 20 decide
whether recall proceedings shall be In.
stituted agains; certain state officials.
are unanimously IN favor q recall,
according 10 statement made public
tonight. The statement follows:
The sentiment o. the Joint commits
sion Of twenty-onc was unanimously In
favor q the recall q these officials
primarily responsible Ter the piigh; II
which the state finds itself az Thu
time
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25
sLEEr1NG STIFFNESS
CLAIMS ONE VICTIM

NEW YORK. Feb. 2g-seven new
sleeping sickness cases IN New YORK
City and one death from the disease
from White Plains. suburb. were re-
ported here today. The death was tina,
of Frieda Henker. an eight year old
girl who became III six days ago. From
the ssi eases reported since Jan. ]
sixty one fatalities have occurred
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25
North Dakota Bank Closed.
lr Asanciated PrcAa.

BISMARCK. y. D.. Feb 2l.-The
Farmers State Bank 81 Traddock closed
today. due 20 depleted reserves. accord
ing 20 word received by o. =. Lofthus,
state bank examiner Forty banks In
this state have suspended business since
November: two have rc.opcncd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25
4 EEggE o ~ ; "a!
ca~1q'' ,gg'. b. r,e rnic'n-..ot~' sy"r.c''e
Piston Ring Suggestions

Fistcn Eng SuGges.l0ns
r-9c,i iiig Is ne PrapH F@i0r IN S9s's'@ ia'hoo'
xvF SERIOUS GAS OR oil LEAKAGE uplu,sonay occurs past the
and possibly pstons ere required
Do not expect
nR installed In badly oyailod or scored clVh
vc ony Ia smooth }Unnef oe
Better e horns" and have WORKOUT cylinders bored our
pns underse for u bores or u,
are likely piston Il almost sure TO develop
psons safe clearance Remenber ABOVE Au
things the vital than the KIND OF rms
epcrty hied give better results man
installed soyCnly manner DO not eApec nss OF &
with Carbonxod OIL
npcsr when by the salesman Remember hA inc
his reputation 10
could obtain In selecting make OF rms
Of join. has OH VIII sea- any hu
Of rr n the hns close enough toge'her
Put the following points Are the rings you are eo
OF do they take perfectly circular
form and do their ends have the minimum e
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25
MAX HEARINGS. ETC.

A. II. asks: What and where To-
Gated are the so-eaiied 'main-bear-
lngS'sof an auto engine, whom u
car Is driven az q high rate of speed.
what causes u 90 tremblef Il II some
part tina, has worked loose or be
come badly worn:
Answer; The main bearings are
the bearings that hold the crank
shaft In place and tn which u turns.
ordinarily there are three OF these
bearings. one in the front wall OF
the crank.case. one in the center.
formed IN a bracket attached 10 the
crank case top and still another ~
the rear wall OF the case. This
trembling or vibration does no, nee
eeSarily indicate loose or worn parts.
Il IL impossible 20 perfectly balance
the moving parts OF the engine. such
az the connecting rods. pls,ons and
crankshafi. 80 that they do 'e'
shake somewha.. wAea spe-AIss ~
very hIgh specs.
~ rlofof,si HL, ,. aArsuss q :AA
sdlcfs aastce- 20 fssr,d snr.oS ,ei''
AiScr' L. CisuGh. c7'- o. or osics
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25
s.rI. rlsliord Recovering

~ fsfe,ia'td PM
los Angel rs. calN. ID. "a
Jack Pirkfcrd. thc movie actor. ~ from
bronchial pneumonia az his home here,
has passed the crisis ard appeared 70
be- recovering his physicians nid to
night.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25
Mis- Lena Rlggins Dead

Miss Lena higgins aged IA. died ~
a local hospital Thursday night Ths
remains will b. taken by blackburn 4
Malone. underiakers. TO the home ~
her parents ten miles northwest o.
Groom today for burial Funeral VIII
b conducted in The Baptist church a.
Groom hy Rev. Keller. pastor. NJ
O'Clock in, the afternoon. Miss IsigElns
was the daughter ~ Afr. and Mrs W.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25
HEADLIGHTS WONT BURN "DIM''

n. q. &. writes: When ] put the
lighting switch OF my - car ~
me ION" position, tail. cow ana
headlights burn all right but when !
place II on dim" tho headlights do
no, burn AZ all. A new switch ana
DINNER coll was Installed 20 correct
this difficulty, but u has not done so
Tho hekdllxhts stlll fall 10 burn
ain. what n the trouble?
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25

polni together about y inch. and the
tic rod connections should have no los,
motion. Tenders striking tires, when
tho springs defect unduly. Is the most
common cause OF local tire tread 10
jurieE.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25

In the United states there are more
than 100. 200. OOo.OO eggs consumed ev'
Try year II II now clisscd as ST.
100. 0oO 600 industry.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25

NEW YORK. Feb ga new style
81 jrwrl.d hcnddrcss worn by Grace lie
Iluc. who n co.starrinE with Hale Ham
Iltnn An Dear Me-" q new broadway
MAY. bids fair 20 h. copied.
More youthful looking than the con-
ycntlal tiara. Il gives the formal touch
~ elegancc "a costume.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25

4 change OF q engines Is needed 10
pull the fastest prcsent-day passenger
express train between New York and
san Francisco.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25

Despite the fact that the United
States was dry las, year. France sup
piled this country with 2s5.gio bottles
So. f~aaf rh4r.s.tr .sfssr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-25

T. Horisna ~ christian names 'noro