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Evening star., 1921-05-17
RAINBOW MEN AT TAPS.
Will Attend Funeral of Capt. Val
entine at Arlington.

Members OF tho local chapter Of Rain
bow Division Veterans at a meeting last
night i'm the ''dugout" volunteered to rep
resent the chapter AZ the funeral services
of the late Capt. Frank &. Valentine.
formerly OF the 42d Division. Services
will be held Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock at Arlington cemetery
Rainbow veterans who will attend the
services at the Arlington Amphtheat"r
will include William II. Kay. Leroy 4.
keen.. Edward J. Stubbs. J. T. With@r-
tie. Irving SiIvevberg and J. Bentley
milford.
The chapter is preparing for its
summer camp, which viii b" located on
the Potomac river. The rainbow arch
from the exposition grounds has been
towed up the river and placed at the en-
trance of the camp. Among those active
ly engaged in preparations are Walker
H. Colston. Marcus Dow. Homer Pryor,
Fred Reed. Irving Silverbe-g. l.. {.
Hines. Leroy keene, Henry Windsor. 7.
r. J. Cavanaugh. Paul Sebastian. Henry
Ford. T. J. Stubbs and William H. Kay
Evening star., 1921-05-17

four sides. the result can be but harm
full to the childrcn's eyes. In addition
To this. the building is literally rot
ting down. 1t is inSutiicientiy heated {:
th" coal gas escaping from tn" stove
makes it necessary On occasion to
abandon tn" place. and the children $
outer garments can hang only in the
classroom. These are some of the rca-
sons for installing q new portable at
once. and for planning permanent Ad-
difi"nal rooms as soon as possible.
Thus il viii he seen that your com
mitt"c has examined at first hand and
with some care. four white and four
COlorcd schools. of course. this is a
small p"r"cntag" of tn" 1'0 schools of
III" city. but your committs" So" no
reason for doubling that the facts
herewith submitted are typical Of th"
schools mentioned in the %p"Cial re-
port on school accommodations sub
mittcd to the board of education by
the superintendent of schools.
Elementary schools Growth.
1T should be added that your com
mittce is in possession of facts show
ing that during the last twenty
wears the number of classes in the
elementary schools has INCREASED in
the first division from II to lac: the
enrolment. from 3.3sS to J.949. There
has been a similar increase III the
third fifth. eleventh and thirteenth d-
visions The total number of ele-
mentary school classes throughout the
district has increased during the same
period from 909 to 1915 while the to-
tai enrolment has increased from
i2145 to 55.l40.
Thus your committee would en-
phaSiZe. especially, the need of support
ing in every possible way our accredited
authorities in their efforts to increase
forthwith the school accommodations
in our city. But they would would
also urge the importance of those
matters referred to at the beginning
of this report. the substitute service.
the salary schedule, the present
boards of examiners and the executive
staff"
Evening star., 1921-05-17

tion. the pr,c" has been reduced tc
about $50. hut Il - >till far above
the Sl.f" pr!cc of l9I,. pu Iurc -
1917. the freight rate on coal wa>
ton. This rate has Since been in
creased by different amounts. the las
increase being from $50 To Sis pei
gross ton on August 26. 1920.
In anthracite prices th, parallel has
been tho same. The fuel yard paid
$40 per gross ton. fob. mines on
September !. 1915. under an order ot
tn" President. The pric" has sue
cesSivsly risen hN reason of orders "i
;he Fuel Administration and thr
miners wage increases until now Ia"
price : around SO fob. min's. Add
TO this th. cost Of Transportation amd
i, makes the cost to fuel ward around
Sll.1J on white ash NGE. wtirh -
taken As typicai cNampl" "f th'
pr;c" range in ant thracii".
y rather peculiar feature or Tho COL
situation during the regime of tn" Fiicl
Administration was its authorization
to the independents 10 charge from -
cents to cents per net ton NOR"
than the company mines. or mine
which are owned and operated by 4
railroad. Most of the Goa which comes
TO Washington comes from company
mines. those operated by the Philadei-
phia and Reading. Nov. with com
petition in tho coal industry quite
low. prices have begun to receds
They cannot he expected. however, coal
men say. to come within striking dis
tancn of the 1915 level. for the wa@e
! imcrea ses prohibit cheap coal and high
freight rates will hold up the cost TO
the consumer.
on this latter point observers he
j lieve there will he a decrease in freight
rates. which will he reflected in de-
creased cost TO the coal consumer. De
creased freight rates. IL is pointed
! out hinge on decisions of the Railway
| La hor Board with regard to WAGES OF
| rail workers. but il iS conceded that If
/ wages are reduced freight rates viii
alSo 20 down voluntarily on the part
OF the railroads.
Therefore close observers Of the
| local coal situation appear to feel that
| the winter Of l92l-l932 will see Goa
prices cheaper than that of laeo-ia2i.
| Take Father john. Medicine
4 to gain now health and strength
Evening star., 1921-05-17
Family Dog Finds
Child in Mountain
After 275 Search

SfNp'' IL t'i>f3tt ~ '@ia'-
WINCHESTER. Va. May IL.
After about 2.3 men hal
searched day and night for two
days for the twO-!ear-"id son
of George Getz. living near
North River Mills. Hampshire
county. W. Va. who had
wandered awny from his home.
il remained for the family dog
to find the child lying among
some leaves IN the mountain.
During the night parties
secured the thickly wooded
hills. and tho search was con-
tinucd the follow ing day with
no results until finally the fam
lily dog heard tho chiid's cries
some distance away.
The hoy WIS hungry and
thirsty. but suffered n" III cf-
fccts from his experience. Rain
had fallen during much OF the
time he was lost in the noun
Trims. II" was three miles from
home when found.
Evening star., 1921-05-17
FORD-NEWBERRY CASE UP
Senate Committee to Consider Con-
test Next Friday.

TIL" senatorial election contest be
tween senator New berry and Henry
Ford is to be taken up next Friday
by the Senate privileges and cleo
tions committee. Chairman DillinS-
ham has issued call for the meet
ing. which is expected to consider
ihe effect of the recent Supreme!
Court decision diSmissing charges
Senator EeWb berry and Wheth-
or the decision leaves any further
action for the Senate to take.
Evening star., 1921-05-17
GOV. HARDING ON TOUR.
Leaves Today to Survey Country s
Business Conditions.

Personal study of the conditions in
the agricultural and industrial CEN
t"IS of the mlddi" west and south Is
to he made by GOV Harding Of til.
Federal Reserve Board. He left today.
The purpose of the tour. the gov
"rnor said. was to acquaint himself
more fully with the individual prob
lens of those sections and to discuss
them from a national point Of view
" it'll representatives of farmers, buSi
ness mems and bankers associations
Among the cities he viii visit arc
Decatur. III: st. Louis. Topeka. Kan
sas city. Mo; oklahoma City, Little
Rock. Ark: Nashville, Tenn. and Bir
ming ham, Ala.
Evening star., 1921-05-17

Edgar Allan Poe received $40 for his
nasterpiece THE Raven.
Evening star., 1921-05-17

Take Father Johns Medicine
: gain now health and Strengi n =
advertisement.
Evening star., 1921-05-17
GRADUATION JUNE 1.

Graduating exercises for the pres
ent class at the General staff Col
lego at Washington barracks will be
held June ]. Secretary Weeks, Gen.
Pershing and Cen. March will take
mart.
Evening star., 1921-05-17
Condemn. Portable Building.

"The Bryan School, 18th and B streets
southeast, has $50 pupils in twelve
rooms and one portable. Besides Ger
tain ordinary repairs, such as add-
tional artificial light, paint and the
care of grounds. it is the portable here
in use which is in especially bad con-
diti0n. The room being lighted from
Evening star., 1921-05-17
GOES TO BOILING FIELD.

Capt. Harry l.. Waggoner. Quarter
master Corps. has been detailed AS
constructing quartermaster for Boil
ing Field, AnacOstia.
Evening star., 1921-05-17
GOES TO INDIAN HEAD.

Lieut.. Commander Alfred H. Balsley,
at the Massachusetts Institute OF
Technology, has been assigned to
duty at the proving ground, Indian
cad. Nd.
Evening star., 1921-05-17
G. w. U. GETS BOOKLET.

\ souvenir booklet, in commemora-
ton of the centennial anniversary Of
George Washington University. has
lust been issued by the institution.
CoDies are being distributed at the
office of the recorder. Lisner Hall.
oO23 6 street The booklet contains
ninety-fve pages and is we'll illus
trated.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
Are You Interested?

am now OF, rims Geo ihr public O
splendid selection ~ EYEGLASSES
lifted o. Your measure hy an EN
rEWT at 40. following LOW
rrl"Es Tor cash ONLY. si.on. $3.50,
siOOo and $3.50
\ wild" range q latest styles f.um
which lo z~icit ali II Trr~ssi quality
and l'oH workmanship TWOr<ONt.
tth" duulie.siEh' kind Torir \nd
P"r!',cpir Lenses uhc IilG KiNNl
'uoos ggot~l include Eycsirht TA,
and proper adjustment IT frames d.
mountings. also thu "wolcoii Guil
ant'c" that the Lenses are not Ct'LlE
'ASTuFFS or SECONDS every par
G.iug FIRST GRADE lens steak.
Now IL thu chanc, tu have duplicates
madc ~ your cid rlisses This Is the
most lilctsl offer ever made iu the
cycglass wearing pubic In Amarillo.
Special ARRANGEMENTS fur quick SCI.
vice fur out-oftown patients. Dr..
Claude Wolrutt. Eye. Ear N,Sr and
Threat Specialist suite 1913 Fuua
Elo'k. Phones COO aud lu57
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
G0MPERS REELECTED
HEAD h-AMERICAh
LABOR FEDERATION

~ Asaoctnifd ifshs.
MENlCO city. Jan i7-Samuel
Goinpers today was reelected president
OF the Pan American Fedeaiiont uf Ia.
hor. His election followed three.
hour d-hatc IN which there was split
aWghE the delegations the MeNicans.
Salyafnrcans aud Guatemalans voting
sgan., the unanimous acceptance II
the Resolution Nominating Mr. Com
rers.
The next session 81 the congress will
he held In Guatemala city
N addition g. ~. Gompers John
=. Frey. james Lord ana Luis Mo.
rUncs. tn h'tor O. Mexican. w"r" nom
mated ior the presidency "A IL thcin.
includinr Mr Ganpsir declined a. ac.
cept the nomination. Mr. gompcrs
Wa then rcn'minatrd and reelected.
Although snfno of the Guntemaln.
Salyadorcan and Mexican delegates
ig,ucany 'ppt t Mr. Gomlcrs.
IN, solid American siu,p Domingo
md ptto a., hallIr aNuug the
others into lino when 10 appeared that
Mr. Grnp,ts weld o. N,.cd down.
\ dirernc" arising ~ the morning
ssss. ,l cpnc-i nlny ,nr Saui' brnip.
p,iu quest. u we comprised during
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
Worlds Greatest
Gas Well Located
North of Amarillo

Tho Western ull prr.I.k, in it- issue
NJ January a. in addi,i 90 tp u front
paW story 81 Amarllo's great gas
fields with spyrn.olumu str,amc,.
hls tins Go SAY cditoIl'ly
Amarillo. lo,a.cd oui in tho panhn1.
llo "a; TrNas. has tlr hige,s; ras wei
nrd the biggest gas n,d ever disroy g.
,I. uu. wen lowed 70 O., rate Il lo7..
oon og' cubic f,,i ily or enough t.
slpiy aty ~ 3unonl people thu.
showing that Amarillo has plenty -
gas 90 take curc Of H population ~ one
million people Nothing like DO ever Vs. %
known
emo company no hwuilu hls pip,i
the efa tu town Th'r. IL more git
ihan ih. ,Iiy needs S.. factories are
invited 90 luoatc n Amarillo That oitv
offDIs tho cheapest fuel go earth Fl,.
tIio- ar" hscls o. engage in STAN.
I''' o. obtain sites 100 Amarillo before
100 cyl ihp ruui Iuritious ar, rohhlcd up.
Tht Amarillo viii attract N, bc~t
,tHs 81 factories b. assured cheap
and abundant fuel Is the mlgn,; 80
factory can afford Co pass up M, lu.
tauAg,s Offered 10 Amarillo.
Pueblo was built g. l city ~ lhou.
100000 pUpuhi.nn hy having plenty 81:
lull ~ e low pric, Amarillo has bit.
ter iucl fliur' than pu,hlu VII, near.
NJ he city. md ,bo W,r'ru on Der
fi's 'Nperts tu -.u Amarillo bigger
town than Punhlo within fy" years
Natural rls viii turn fh, tr.,k
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
Reapportionment
Bill Probably
Meet With Defeat

NnnihN"d from ffef ].
picss iurl ~ OF limiting the lighting
total e. $4,000. Thrio WAS no w'nd,'r
Mr. Baker considered the lnuguagc
rinndntori when hc'tlw that ihb house
had INFESTED on, 70 larger piof''i.
The h"u-e dslato aia lFeuehf n
shnip S,rhll olash between Chairman
hahn and loprc-ruui.y, Hayden.
Democrat arose. WHEN the Filter
wanted Go know " the chatham bad
abandoned hli plan e. universal mill.
ihp tanning.
Il d'uy that ! hNo chang q my
mind. slid Air Kahn hut / nm u,
iug to ,,ll thu ~,,i,itrN ui wa that
D., nu.t rumrl, with lhc laws ol con.
givs. I avn mot TRIMS 10 pres. my
Ni"vF 1S o. military training ut this
time. i.Wt uulizr TINT this country
may hr attacked 40 3uy tim, and [
know that II anyh,ly DOES attack us
We Du quickly IIss laws o. give IA
th' army needed fur protection"
Repre- rnaii,c Mtnd,ll al ny miur.
ti' Republican l,udyt. d,ul,ird that
when 90, h"uau PISSED the military ap.
puprili.. Din Provisioning Tor SO.
onn the SECRETARY mfrsi,.l lis Uiil
AMI intent
Instead Cd. following d." said Nr
M"nd,il the SECRETARY II war In O.
spirit 81 pipuo nj wilfullncs3. drfcd
The will 90 congress and recruited a.
$4,000. Democrats nuW slu.minr
ought to o. thankful that mi. BE- not
% RESOLUTION oi D,usurr lu 40 h.siur,
th'r" hns l""u uu ,Nampl, Ike the
secretary "r wlr Tor contempt and Vin
iiion Of IN" peoples viii moi espresso
ly congress"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
PRINTERS ASH SHORTER
Il0t Rs--iRE REF SID

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Jan ~. -
There VIII be- no shorter work week
IN The printing industry IN IA, south.
'aH "a May !, Ur ~ any other lime.
WIS tn answer a. thu heads ~ the
labor unions given hy the executive
conmittcC of the southeastern Typothe'
iae federation ~ q meeting ot the com.
mittcc here today
IN" printers had asked slhour
w'pk. The committee. Ia Us answer O.
the union. declared that the public
would no, permit ony further Increase
IN Nh pricc Il the product - the mint
ing Industry
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
HARLEY DAVIDSON
MOTORCYCLES
BICYCLES
TINE PAYMENTS
F. L. BEER
700 p. Fourth ~. Phone l;,5
CUT THIS OUT
III, English Rcipr fw Caiarrh. Ca.
NtIhal Deafness aud Head Noises


u y'1 knew ut some 'nc who IL
Or rubl q with Catarrhal ID lfncss. he
iD.scs GO ordinary atarlh cut cut tbs
iIimuh and hand u {, them and yea
my have b'rn The means e Swine
rUmt p.,r sufferer perhaps from toll
dagincfL In England scientists Tor a
'.nr tiwc r1st have roc' gniy 4 that e..
taIrh II q constitutional disease and
Noes alilv requires constitutional tr,-'t.
uvnt
SpraVs inhalcrs and nos d1uches a.,
iilllc to irritatc the delicate air passages
9nl force the dis nsr iatu the middl,
ga which frequently mans total deaf.
mess. a. else the III sase may hr drivch
down the ar passages towards the lungs
Witch u equally as dangerous Thr
Glowing formula which " used extern.
lively in tho damp Engli n climate II q
c.ls institutional treatment and should
prov. especially ,fficacious to sufferers
here who liy" under more favorable eli.
mate conditions.
Sour, fom your druggists I ounce
e., raimlnt ,doubl, strength Take this
hUac and udd t. IL IA pint Il he va
to- orl little STIMULATED suFnr: stir
until al solved Tarr ,n, Tablespoonful
f''r tim's r. d0, This will oflrn bring
quick relief from distressing head noises.
"a rl,d nus'rils N, uld olen. breath.
ina become easy and h,a ing improve ~
In inflammation IN the cuslachian
tubes q, reduced. l'aimint used In this
WAY acts directly upon the blocd AMI
mucous stnflc,r e IN. system aud has
e tonic action ihat helps To- obtain ihr
d sired results Tn, preparation is easy
- mats, o,ey l.;,l, aud II pleasant t.
take. Every reison who has cltarrh
'r h,-id NOISES or - hard oi hearing
should give this treatment n trial.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18

.,I t.fr ,.U 3 HHrr. frm single
n... f. ma.rl world nas .uazeI
Na GA a#I H- maH ,HuA not rsu
uH.H1 r.r M.mrl.Hu,ut. 90 e.
aN.t.rr . ,muu ,h,r m.-
df Th'-, u. 600. Industrial i,,IoI-
n O.. gr..s.t r.Hr ia tb, history ..
Oh H..f Iu GOO ,g Industry
realized ,h.t l., nas now ncli-h
4.ag ruuHwife va,rc .hc cheap
rf. and lai.. y.ium, .f natural fuL
va. a.HaI. ur jfu us, ,f men wi
a. .f rr.ti rsula,tuing enterprise
t.waic.t 6as Center.
I.iutlIJl giants dld not fali,r.
;..r or ilu A., 20 Amarillo. Others
u,siy fii 'o 90. east, when, supplies 10
..f..I -ls llt, shflt,irl These m.l
I.., tH. Vision Th.t propose Co.
rtf.. th, wealth Ell. natural gas o. put
Amarillo 600 90. worlds industrial mnH
.u 81 GLASS h a,f For Amarillo
has mUc natural gas than any Other
tifE ,l earth Th.. gls b. In such ".
uru thIl t VIII turn IN, wheels &
huuird factories. Will heat city ~
ven iw,s tLr present size ~ Amarillo.
-nJ vil supply every householder with
unlimited ,hap fud after this city has
a0 uf % -rrlt metropolis
Tho Iiugs Volume.
Nlrr $50 400 eoa Guide fcet a day Or
'h. currmuls amount 81 natural g,s
- which AmaHl'. D. caTnhlc. rs
more wells ule drilled 1 this locality.
%, .n'hIsiasti, optimistic darrS me
d. tlc voluir, oi increase which may
r,HHif when courageous men sink
m, steel drills INTO tho earth g.
f,l.As, aoqs of this fuel which b. =,
much i1 demand al over th" lard.
, witch EXISTS 20 AmatllD. aiid
Auafi'lo alone in quantities that can
suppl, every commercial. dumcstic
lud Industrial need.
Vrrs0nr familiar with the discoveries
90 r1tuml gus On Ohio. Indiana and
oth,. states H The east, nov recall
tiai ~ such volume 81 gls prevailed
81 tl.., pisces 90 FIsh,s forth from
jhr Amlfito wells Yet every ore
know that iet elite. were built To
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
Elre al Memphis

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Jan. i7.-Damagc
amounting a. $4,000 was caused by
fire which burned the upper stories
= . store and office building In the
business section here tonight. a mum
l'"r - women'a wear millinery and
other stores nn the lower floors suffer.
ed losses ly water. The origin " the
fire WAS undetermined
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
BiNDITS SIIG OWNER
APARTMENT HOUSE AND
SECIRE SIN OF MONEY

Is As,o, ,aisd Press.
NEW NOl.k. Jan. 1.-Two wei,
dressed bandits entered q fashionable
apartment house IN Park Avenue ur,J
tifiy First street. today. beat the MANI.
ser over the head with a revolver hui,
and escaped with Se4N3. representa-;
the weekly payroll @ %" buildings cp
pluyy,s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
VIII Enforre I,rn Law

TRENTON. y. j.. Jan. ia bill Tor
n strict 'u' iccmrni u prohibition In
New lcrs ir ni duccd tonight In
the ass o. O., Airs. j. G. Nanness.
a mcmb" rr t'."S county II pro-
Vidcs for II Ion fr violatorS bcfora
magistrates wAh a. jury and carries
q fine ~ $500 co. years imprison.
mHri To- uffcnSrn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
y. \. bandits Busy.

NEW YORK. Jan. i;.-Thi,vcs op.
Grating In tho Wholesale fur district
during thc last two weeks have cart.d
away loo, valued %; mere than s3Vo 0on
merchants said to.lay. coincidcnt with
an announcement tia, police were IN
yes,vaiing three burglarics which ~.
cured sunday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
WAR VETERANS MIST PAY
INCOME TN, Rl IINI.


ht Assnf .nisd Pros
WASHINGTON. IAN 'i-.-rnmt.-
ri"d wnt veterans must return g. the
government ~ income tax four Pc
cent 81 amy disability payments thvy
receive Boo excess ~ q 600 year Tn
ucasgrN department rules to-day that
% could mot under the lass ,Ncmu, sJcl
,N.sryirc men. although these s,lll ~
The service ur' required o. pay only on
rWouuts ir csrrss NJ s. 500 year.
War risk insurance payments huwcvo-.
rr, not taxable
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18

The Western OIL Derrick o oklahoma city. issue ior
kjaary gives inrro credit ~ ug the creates, natur, On,
city N the world IN article vhh appears the front page
which cvcnconn headline the top reading "\M\
RlLLO TEXAS. Is rFWr OF GREATEST NATURAL. G\S
FIELD ON EARTH" Th. Is followed by sulhead, such
Enormous Quantity o Gas Suras,, Output OF any Other Field
Industrial Orgaui,a' ATTRACTED Mighty Wave Of Expansion
Huge Pipe ines Bring Cheap Fu, Go cry Gate, Whole Panhandle
Empire OF Texas Ike oi Mighty .ou and Amarillo
Gas Activity What Pittsburgh Steel The OF the article
then goes state that or Amaulo known
the Cattle Capital of the North AMERICAN Continent and that
destined 10 become 'i th pr. industrial OF the
United States, turning ihr materials 81 the United States into
finished products vhi' 10 -"rr'y c 'au.ons 81 the civilized
nations oi both hgmi.rhcrcs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18

II IL ~ lntcrst Co. us 90 know vh
others think ~ orl 1s nr'I vs. n.s' q
With ali moprDy gy so, same. orr
similar things of Amarillo uifslNs-.
We have thought thrn. vt h.tr sid
thsm 10 ourrel,,s and a. eatn "'h 70.
hgi ", lav ng siif ihcm Co. iht .lt.
SD wpHld ns wr mtchi has, dome AM
fsaltaus ought g. have dnno. n b. l'
the maze uira aud sriuf,lrl ~
know thas nrc of.ihc F.cai Ul Hlp =,
situated in an"li,er state aHI Wf.Dl
har NO known fntef,~t- in Amarillo.
has seen "a a. tell thy story Df Anna.
rillo's greatness in the con,iuc.ng un-
emphatic manner % has us..d A. tho
Western OH Derrick sD truly slNs ~
city ga earth can Complfc with Anna.
nllo IN offering cheap fuel in Inca.
hausiiblc quantitics'
The story. written o., q staff come
sgond,nt g the paper. follows
with tho hisEcs; natural gas vel
ever known and with On, greatest u1-
turai Eas itld 81 the world az her
doors. Amarillo enters the year az i1si
with tremendous satisfaction arid with
confidence that Amarillo b. just as e.. =.
tain "a BE- one ~ The nations great to-
dustriai c,uiers ~ rliishurE Is tn con.
tinue as the center n the steel india
try. Or Minneapolis y o. r,mlln "a.
prcinc In the manufacture &c flour.
Amarillo has more natural gas avail
ahie for fuel for factories than ans
city ever pussssss For many yrrsr
Amarillo wns known tn the wurld as tac
cattle capital Il the North An,ucn
ccntinent To-Day Amarillo stands ca
the Threshold q a now era. an indus.
trial period which Is e. make this cit-
famous. which H. 90 caus, a Colonv
~ powerful manufacturers o. locagr
here. which u 20 cliIniuaic In hurf.
Inc program that VIII 10; terminate ia.
"a myriad factories are Boz opem;Cn
with cheap fuel to convert the raw m,-
ieTials q the United States into finish
"a products that will supply the p1pu
latlons u civilized nations on botn
hemisphere
Gas Volume Amazes World.
Whcn the telegraph wires flashed
short time ago that Amarillo hal
brought In a gas we'll % such enormous
volume tina; To- 01o. 600 cubic foct pqur
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
Amarillo Is Heart of Greatest Natural Gas Field on Earth

the noon recess The congress unani'
m,usly voted that MIR Gompois
should scnd note 10 President VIII
son merely requesting that the evac'
uailun uf Dominica b, accelerated.