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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-23
AMARILLO WANTS IT.

Aoonierenee Is IN session today Looking to the se
lection Of place in which the headquarters oi the
Texas Grain Growers Association a commodity or
ganization under the general direction of the Amer
lean Farm Bureau Federation win be located ANA
rillo. Fort Worth and Dallas. are considered IN,
outstanding applications or elligibcs Tor this desip
nation.
In view oil the TACT that Amarillo is the center
ot the greatest wheat producing area in Texas.
there are those who insist that th, is the logical
place for the location Of the headquarters II may
he that there those WHO are not in harmony
with the objects Of the Mhea, Growers Associa.
fion. bn who II tire same time will see the de,ra.
hf-fy % he establishment 81 tho head offices Of
tlAi organization in TIN, city Many are apans,
war. tney realize something 81 The danger 81 higl
explosives. but II they asked as to the benefit,
81 he derived from the establishment 81 a law.er
concern in this community IL a, matter III TACT II
would bring IL einpioyes with the incident pavroJls
there would be- IN endorsement; 81 the ,chcr,e. from
. business point 81 view
'Whethor each and al hove this movement, Or ma,
there are numerous thinkers who love ii. who are
Indifferent 10 IT, and also those who are no, in SYM
(nthy with il. who concedc that !; viii stand the
iesf OF the passing years Whether for any o,her
purposc than tina, Amarillo is centrally located tina,
j is growing by leaps and bounds. and tina, IL,
svheat growing territory proving the agricultural
marvel OF the ages. this association should bring
frs headquarters Co tins city and establish here
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-23
POSSIBILITY. RESPONSIBILITY

amarillo realize, that her possibilities are being
Enlarged by leaps and bounds Her horizon is broad
cnup ard she feels herself a,rcmble wiiheihe throb
1t real lie In every vein there pulses the rich. hot
Hood ct desire with promised qualification IN the
torn "i coveted results. he coliseum thcpavng.
hc school buildings. the hotels the sewer extern
ions. the paved roads the county free library. the
couniy hospital are all crowding forward with a
all oi such per,i'tency tina, they will not down.
Under these glorious conditions. this city finds
herself Al the parting Of the ways Ii she should al
oN herself intoxicated with past successes and
.uturc promises, including the adequate and profit
IDLE Use o the gas at her door aud the ever lnose
Yearly approaching development OF oil She could
ommii some embarrassing errors But. Amarillo
realizes. she should tina, her enlarged poSsibili-
lies mean enlarged responsibilities
With the coming OF blessings. there is i division
II these tia, there may he a multiplication OF their
mere enduring results. Prosperous times. as has
rcn demonstrated over and over again. are the
in'rs in which soberness. iirmness pesistency
should he practrei To- the end OF the establishment,
1t correct standards. Unquestionably. Amarillo is
aichng IN her acute nostrils the fumes OF oil She
as seen her program OF building. Of Improvement,
u every way. pass the stage of the possible. the
robablc and reach that status known as assured
hul, these facts do not mean surcease from re-
possibility. nor the dawning OF the day in which
herc viii be nothing hut rest They do. however
AIRY with them definite assurances OF the demand
or greater alertness. recasting OF her minor pro-
rams and schedules and serious consideration oi
he things ior the general good Of her own. and the
ccple in every portion Of this southwestern terri
DRY. Every institution in Amarillo is confronted
with an increased measure Of Responsibility
schools churches. ira,ernities. newspapers and
thcr institutions. must each and all from their sew
raj angles. participate in this weight OF response
'il',y As well as enlarging possibilities. The big
'ess of marlloor the lack Of IT, will be reflected
y the manner ~ which she responds to the de
nands agains, her.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-23
UNITING BLUE AND GRAY

Since tho attempted establishment OF m invisible
line dividing he ID North from the old south.
there la,- hrcH maly announcements oi tlr burial
q haichct." the "nbteraton' Of differences, the
"uuiting' of the Two subdivision oi TIN, iucom
parabiy great country. Perhap, all Of these mel
dents. movements. programs. effort, and schedule,
lave done something IN tn RICH, direction. bui ii
rs remained Tor the American Legion through the
medium OF it, national organization 10 launch d
scheme OF such character as to finally submerge
the feelings OF sec,ionalism III america.
circular" has been issued 10y command OF the
national commander fanford MacNider American
Legion programs commemoraiing the birthday Of
General l. : Grant OF the Federal forces to whom
General Robert r Lee beloved Of all the southland
surrendered. anl also that the a,ter'> birthday
shall he celebrated throughout the country
Comanier MaeNider knows iull well what the
boys from both sides OF the invisible line supposed
10 indicate difference OF interest a difference ~
prinriplc difference OF purpose. Difference oi
sfsi,rdt rendered deaihless service when they re-
spoaded - thc ca'i oi world IN distress II j. in
recognition 81 this unenssS the bullc-n has been
issued Ealing attention 10 the desirabiy oi hon
oTing the memories OF these two great Americans
who opposed each other cxponcnts OF two sides
al great question. or problem. as they saw it,
fhisis another service inaugura,cd by the Amer
can Legion iending To demonstrate its bigness in
the affairs ~ NEicrica's prograss. The American
Legion l. standing in the forefront; calling Tor the
forces OF conslructionurging all good citizens "a
use their influences ior the forwarding Of an tina,
d best IA this marvellous country in which we livc
il may be said With credit to the organization that
it is carving on" in a very real way and vii
sweep opposition oil It's feet. with the passage
years. with Us Americanizng programs 81 unit,
and cooperation in all worthy IN lertakings.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-23
HIGHWAYS ARK IMroRrA>r

People II this community are coming
to realize more and mora The present
importance aud fmure possibilities oi
the Two great highways that intersect
at this place. For several years the
ColofadoCulf highway has brought
into the city annually thousands ~ dol
lars ~ outside money. The amosnt get.
ting bigger fom year to year With the
Increased tourist travel
With ihe opening of the Atlantic IA.
clfic highway. a thoroushfau thit will
compete successfully With ,h, Santa
Re Trail for the blk California travel
that goes west Ia the fall and returns
m the spring. lwihari Will have anoth.
er SQUIRE of revenue. and all this with
bui pianc'' ~ expenditure by the
people ~ The town.
And u Is well Ia Keep In mind that all
these revenues are new money to Dial.
hart. aud guss further than m. same
amount passed over from une resident
citizen to annihei With such pros
pest for fnture income. io say nothing
uf The value ~ thousand of strangers
having an opportunity of s"eiug thu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-23
Three Little Girls in Khaki
ny KATHRYN McII.ROy.

Yes. hut you're supposed to be- roy
al before som. To see YOU, anyway.
Id have 10 marry a princess OF get
thrown out of the royal house cx-
claimed Gene IN earnest for when she
played game she tried 10 make Il
seem real.
suits me, Are We Supposed to live
In Franceg Am Ia already hc here?'
asked Gene.
Yes. yau b. here an III 20 down
stairs and announce that YOU are com.
ing then YOU imagin. there's grand
march playing and everything. Then
how because you are from Ausioxia
M. ] guess YOU better not because YOU
ar. used to having Your subjects bow.
INK tn YOU. answered Molh"
leave that with me. I've read lot
bout princsssss. an royal famt Pies.
~ I'll play my part replied Gene
proudly.
So. down stairs went Mollic. 10 prc
tend there werc guests. AMI that N,
grand march was PLAYING.
Every now and then ~. would go To
IA. door aS though some duke. ar lord
Ind entered. Then came the time for
Princess Nimhro. 10 APPEAR. and truly
| IL there really was a Princess ar queen
Nibro, o. any Of the royal family Their,
they wm.ld have be-n proud OF such u
representative. She even paid due prrt
tiness to juliet
| Lady Benton standing on the bottom
step said:
'''i'rincess Miro. of Ausiroxia. has
arrived from Ausiroxia. and ~ spend.
! inE her stay with m. She shall ~
heie hut short while and hope We
French people shall do our hest to en-
terrain her. she Is one of The mem
herr Of the royal count and family.
Princess Nibro
Then Princess Nilmo. took dainty
short steps. coming down the stairs
I don't know whether sh. was afraid
/ OF falling or " u was that she was
! trying to act the part of real princess
looking down upon throngs 81 a'inirinr
eyes. But what ever u was she played
her part well.
When NJ last 20 the bottom 81 the
stairs ,for the grand march was very
long, she was introduced by Lady ben
ton To III. guests.
Princess Miro. Mr.. Gordon
mo. ne. not that way. IL should b.
| prime. or lord or something liz. that.
corrected Gene.
We'll how would Lord Gorian do
questioned Mollie.
Fine replied the other.
Then Mollic tried again.
Lord Gordon. Princess Miro. LADY,
Roel.and. Princess Nfhro"
This went ON Tor some time. then
Lady Benton announced dinner would
he served.
'"Now play like there's another
grand march playing and YOU lead the
way TO the dining ROOM called Mollie
ma. you lead the way, II I'm guest
I'm not to know where M. dining room
=. explained Gene.
That's right called u deep yoics
from behind the curtain.
] Next sunday well read "a Night
Prowl."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-23

NIX on what vuu are going to do"
Ills hands. that iad been crmnplinc
~ IN. sheet. were NOW lnli flat b..
'or- him. Ills eyes. that hai been r~.
gardlng her. were n"W avertei fron:
aer. fixed ahead. There ~ nothing 4
tan do. IN the way ydu mean"
She was silent y little time.
"AIarko. we'v. not talked ai oil about
the greatest thing-ui cours. they've
toll you-ihe Armi,iice. IN. war won.
England, your England that you loved
~. az peace vici.Iious. Those dark
ears done. England her own again.
,our dear England. Mark".'
He said. Tt M morr io do with BE-
trghifui things have happened Ia me.
'liehifui things"
She went an. There's YOUR book
gour England You have tina, to ga to
row. And all your pllns-do YOU ~.
nctnb"r telling me all your plansy Such
splendid plans And first of al Your
h.nglind that you loved writing 10 "
". said. 1T can't hc. u can't he"
She began again a. speak. Tie said.
Y don't want a. hear thoa. things.
they hay" nothing Ia do with me-"
Ne then aroused himself and SPOKE
nd had u firmn.ss In his voice. And
IN tell you this" he said. This was
what ] said ! had 10 tell you. When
You go. you are not to return. ! don't
want to see YOU again."
she drew breath. s,eadying herself.
"whv not. Marker"
because what's been has h-en.
Donc. I've hc.n through frlghtsul
things. They're an me still They nj.
NAYS viii be- an me. i,ut FROM every.
think that belongs To them I want 10
get right away And I'm going to-
what are you going 20 doY''
II don't know. s.aiy get right away"
She got up. VERY well l under.
'tand." she turned away. III xrieyes
me. Marko. hut ! understand. I've nj.
WAYS understood you" She turned
irain aud came cloSe In him. That's
what you'rc going Ia do Do you know
what I'm going Ia do?"
Vie shook his head. he was breathing
Gceplv.
TIN going Ia do what ought 20
hhv" DIN" the minute I came into th-.
room. I hadn't auii. the courage. This.
Shc suddenly stoopcd over him. Rhe
tnc!rclol him with her arms and slrlf
" raised him Ia her. Sh. put her nrs
To his and Kissed him AMI held him go
You are never going To leave tnr.
Natso. Never. never, never. TN death"
Tie cried. Beloved. Beloved" and
lung 'o her. beloved. Beloved ma
chung 20 her
THE END.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-23
The Royal Famil,-Coniinucd.

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-23

increasing greatness. eitlicr the graiifpro-
iucing center. is Amarillo. Thew ri,ies are be-
iovci of the Panhandle oi TcNs. bni they happen
IN this matter to be ont Of the main whea, growing
terri,ury aud this is added reasot Tor central
locaion The business men OF Amarillo should and
doubtless do strongly favor this city as the home
or the association amarillo is longing for this des-
rnaiion Tor i brings her another connection OF
prominence, and through which the work OF the
wheat growers would doubtless he greatly factat-
81
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-23
With Our EXCHANGES

city and country and the favorable i'm
pfcs-ion that IA sure to result. Dalhar,
people have just cause for ,ongratu.
laiing themselves.
hut white II may nppear that all this
has conn" irto our midst without any
cffori an oui part. the fac; N they AZ,
propositions that have been receivinf
the attention and time and money ~ q
few individuals and organizations for
several years. who were far.seeing
enough a. give their time and attention
h. them that the community might be-
beneflited --Dalhnri Texan.
Herbert Walker. writer ~ the fore
going n an" at ih" great highway
boosters In the Panhandle g. Texas to
day. Ne realizes IN. importance u the
"ye' increasing overland travel. and u
IN the forefront nf those who nrc In
iot"stod IN this phas. IL development
IN IN" Panhandle Plains country.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-23
oIo1i ASAhurchlNSok

it. She put back the veil. Beauty abode
ln her face M the scent within the
rose. Hapgood had said; aud. as per.
tune deeply Inhaled. her serene abd
tender beauty penetrated Sabre's senses
roped up. watching her. lie had some.
thing Ia say "a her.
How long Is u since | have seen
,ou. Nona?'
ats month since was here.
Marko."
II don't remainder H."
"yon'vc heen very ~. oh. 10 ~"
Ne said slowly. 'yes. | think I've
'een down Ia pretty deep place"
You're guing ,o bc splendid now.
darko"
Tie did not respond To i..' tone He
said. I've come ON q lot IN the last
few weeks. I'd an Idea you'd been about
ne beiorr that. III an idea you'd he
coming again. There's thing Nv. been
linking ont Ia tell you"
She brc1thcd. "les. tell me, Markn q"
Hui h. did not ahswcr.
She said. ''liav" you been thinking.
In these weeks. while you've been com.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-23

When the political pot GETS TO boiling little
more unanimously the more weak kneed will come
~, into the open. and determine the names OF the
men they win support for public office II there has
cen any doubt in the minds OF any as to the de-
nand ior real men TO occupy the offices OF the
ounty. state and nation. these doubss should be
l'literated in the gh, OF the tasks to ,s perform
d IN the interest 81 the general good in esrh Of the
everal subdivisions. Amarillo needs the perform.
'iNe OF real citizens, and other place has alesser
demand
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-23

il has been publicly announced in Amarillo by a
man engaged ~ that business. tina, loans are FAR
sasier than during the past two years Money is
getting less 'ly. and becoming more plentiful for
worthy investment This is hopeful sign and es-
rcial'y 81 ,incc It is nationwide in its application
Including many good things Tor Us right here IN
Aiuarillo and all this portion OF the southwest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-23

Does 1t mean anything when persistent. consist.
n, and unccmpromising prohibitionist will say:
pen saloons are better than the state OF affairs
REVEALING today in many communities OF course.
his may he a statement OF man who is Disguised
with the difficulties enhedging the possibilities OF
ully enforcing the laws. and ye, it portrays dan
.erous ami hnriiu condition. II the law is to hold
IS supremacy n this government, i, must be sus-
famed and respected. The bootlegger is menace
no cancer. and no loyal American citizen will en-
age m such business. for in so doing he elevs;es
himself above authority
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-23

Many temples in China are provided with bell
q Tie entrance and when worshiper enters he
:nc' he rope pun TO ring the bell in order tina,
he gvd' may be notified OF his coming and be at
iai.d To- attend to hts prayers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-23

No one features OF the banquet programs during
The annual convention OF the Panhandle Press A.
ISOLATION was more fully appreciated tina n,he poem,
by l.. r. Loomi, Of the Canadian Record. in mem
DRY OF the late l.. q. Waggoner OF the Miami Chief
md former prcsiden, OF the association.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-23
NnfICE no TIE Pubic

Any erroneous reflection the character. standing
reputation of Individual firm concern. corpora
tsun may appear the columns 81 The News will b.,
gladly corrected when called Co The attention 81 the editor
II the intention u this wronefuy
inIure. Individual firm, corporation. and
corrections will b. made whore warranted prominently
q the wrongfuiy published reference, article
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-23

Motorists think repair shops have one mechanic
and SIX accountants
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-23

Health pnsiefs made hy Ohio Siat'
University goods arr helng usec
throughout thu counirv a. increase 10
{, resi- IN personal hygiene,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-23

Before you marry her You swear Sic is the fair
al s1dTIHss Iusf III BVwbs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-23

TIii: END.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-12-08

MEfNHARDI, FAMOUS IN THIS
SECTION, CALLED TO
NATCHE1.

z. J. Meinhardi, of Chicago, I'LL
aois famous throughout the country
for his skill in applying the Blood.
less Methods and who especially be-
came conspicuous since successfully
attending John d. Rockefeller and
other noted individuals, will person.
ally be at the Natchez Hotel, Nat
chez, Miss, on Friday and Satur-
day, December 18th and 18th. only.
All ruptured individuals are in
v'ted to come and talk with this
noted expert without charge, strict
~ between the hours of 10 a. m. to
4. p. M, and see what can be done
in their case.
Every individual who may be rup-
tured should take advantage Of the
opportunity to see this expert who
produces results by the most adj
vanced methods without using Sur
gerry, Medical Treatments, Pre-
scriptions or Injections.
Demands for his services prevent
stopping at any other place in this
section and he viii be at the Nat
chez Hotel from 1000 A. M. to 400
2. N. on Friday and Saturday, Dec.
18th and 10th, only. adv.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-12-08
CONE OVER THE TOP.

Concordia, Lincoln, and Caldwell
parishes went over the top in the
Farm Bureau Cotton Association
drive on the first day Of the "vic-
tory Week" drive, according to ad-
vices received at Farm Bureau head
quarters here this morning. This
makes total of eight parishes that
have obtained the quotas assigned,
the other five being West Carroll,
Rapides, Ouachita, Franklin, and De
Soto, in the order named. More
house is expected to 60 over Tuesday
or Wednesday.
From reports received yesterday
and today it is estimated that more
than 500 men are actively engaged
in the cotton association drive
throughout the state, Of whom about
60 are sent out by the Farm Blu
reau Federation and state extension
departments. The others are volun-
teer workers in the various parishes,
from 20 to 100 men having agreed
in each parish to devote part or all
Of their time during "Victory Week"
to the effort to secure q full sign-up
for Louisiana.
"The eyes Of the entire cotton
belt are focused on Louisiana and |
this week." declared ].
D. Coghlan, chief Of the western
division Of the American Cotton
Growers Exchange, on his arrival in
Baton Rouge yesterday. every
tate in the cotton belt with the ex-
'eption Of Louisiana and Tennessee
llready has q working cooperative
marketing association. Interest
enters on the effort to complete the
initial organization in this state and
o form q second association in Mis-
issippi where the Staple Cotton
srowers Association has been in OPP
ration for two years."
Mr.. Coghlan has spent practically
IL entire time in the two states
ince the beginning Of the cotton
ampaign in October. The American
'otton Growers Exchange is the
verhead organization formed by the
selling association in nine
rincipal cotton states, through which
ae work in the various states is
for the benefit of the
'tton growers.
The entire output Of the expert
ent station cotton farms in Louis
ma was pledged to the Louisiana
arm Bureau Cotton Association
gently when W. r. Dodson, state
rector, signed a cotton contract in
e name Of the experiment division.
E. Woolman, district extension
'ent for north Louisiana, turned
e contract over to the cotton as
citation.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-12-08

Freneh's New Sensation win
play at st. Joseph river landing On
next Thursday, December l4th,
presenting "Atta-Baby," said to be
a show with . Broadway atmo-
sphere and positively . real live
one, . big musical comedy, featur-
ing q coterie Of pretty girls. See it.
Admission 30c.
A very large delegation Of friends
accompanied the -emains Of the late
Mr.. Dan Morris to Natchez, offer
ing mute but eloquent testimony of
the esteem with which deceased
was held by every race and creed
and color among our people.
Mr.. E. s. Newton Of Chattanooga
is spending . few days with friends
at st. Joseph, al Of whom are d.
lighted to zee him again.
Congratulations are being ex-
tended to Mr.. and Nrs. CASTOR
Manning Of New Orleans ON the
coming on November 26th, Of
baby-girl, who win bear the name
Vera Claire. Mrs. Manning is .
St Joseph girl and b better known
to Us - Miss Sadie Dsvis, her
also . native Of St. Joseph,
being Miss Lizzie Paul, daughter
Of Mrs n. L Paul, for 50 years
a resident Of our town, and now
happy in being . great-grand-
mother. To her also congratulations
are extended, for tie great-grand-
mothers Of the present day are
1ot many.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-12-08
THE KELLAM DUO.

The Kellams have had ten years
Of successful tours Of the United
States and Canada, they have ap-
peared repeatedly in many Of the
best Lyceum and Chautauqua cour-
ses. and never fail to please the most
critical audience. Their marked YER
satifty, and rare ability to inter-
prst high grade music places them
In the front rank as thorough artists
who not only entertain but inspire
their hearersNBlackman Theatre,
st. Joseph, Monday, December 18th.