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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-02
SOME PLAYGROUND FACTS

When Amarillo becomes a city OF more parks
and adequate playground facilities we can expect
that Juvenile delinquency will take tumble. ANA
rillo +, making some improvement in its efforts Ia
take care oi actiytlc, Tor children but there is yet
lack oi adequate supervision
From CITY district without proper place To
play, in the year 1913 there came before the uye-
nile court los eases The next year a playground
was opened, but without equipment OF the right
Kind al supervision 1t helped to the extent OF re-
ducing the number Of court cases Ia 3.
The following year there was a playground
equipped, but only for the younger children. and
the cases rose Ia % Last year there was an
homes, to-goodncsS playground program 1t began
with an aiter-,chool playground opened IN April.
In June iul time was put into force Younger
children came until late afternoon with special at
tcntion given 10 older boys IN the evening \ steel
company added playground, supervised by leader
from the board az education. y twilight league Tor
baseball was instituted, with all city Fairgrounds
joining The older boys went all over the city Tor
game, with different teams
hat year he court cases numbered only *
None oi those were serious, There was almost No
formerly a common entry. and there
was remarkable decrease IN shooting. cutting
burglary and other serious ofienses.
This i, no pretty theory. Ii is solid fact |,
points plainly to the way to eliminate crime. Keep
the lads interested in constructive clean activities
and their morals will take care OF themselves.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-02
BEGIN HERE TO-DAY

To escap, h'ns.ng ga the charge 90
.,di,iun
NNDRELOUIS MORENu fl"cs from his
vati,e town of GuvrIlluc and ,uncrals
his identity hv Joining hnl ~
stirling players Boz which ha snakes "a
great success in the par, ~
SCNRAMOrCHE
llis flieh, has caused him 20 d"1r r'-
wong, on m. great and poW'rlu
.MABQrlS bE IA TOUR D.AIYlS who
triDkod Audrc.l. "uis dearest friend,
PHILIPPE DE NlLMOIlN into o uu,l
aud then killed him because b." le1r 4
the dcllisis dangerous git, ul ,lu.
pu.nDr."
over the dead body ~ his friend.
AndrcLouis sworc 20 carry on the wort;
of reforming ih, lot 81 the down trodiru
peasants
Souuwuu,h, ls be- Is now called falls
.ln lowe with
.CLtMENE daughter ~
MONSIEUR BlNET. the owner @. the
r"uu" They ho,om, engaged and
Audro1.,uIs has forgotten
ALINE DE kEECADlOtt the friend -
his ,hIdh,od. who horrin,d him l,.
hslcug leo th. suit Of the Marquis
Wh.l. Wllnup with Climcu, b, uu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-02
The Irish War.

tn" war between the Irish and Brit.
ish continues IN bitterness ana numbers
Involved The Irish question is "a long
ways from being settled Irish and
EnsIisfm,u hav, fought ~ long and
pcrsistoUtly that IA. situation mas b..
come q natural foud Tho Leagne ~
Nations ought Co step iu and settle the
n. b English trouble, Britain is irving
to SETTLE iho affairs ~ IA, world. when
Boz fact reformation should start 600 h.r
own doors Looku"v Beacon
ireland has been before tho public
ton long because Of us continual differ.
'nc"s with iho British Empire. tn.
most plausible solution ~ This fn,d
probably would D." rejected hp one sid,
becausc ~ the bitterness existing tn,
Lockney Beacon suggests that the
League ~ Nations should o., used 10
settle this Internal trouble. but % is IN.
ht''r rather than difference between
nations. Although there is % continual
demand by the Irish for absolut. ind,.
p"ndencr. . is doubtful whether such "A
plin would ho a success. Ireland can
prosper more under the wing Of "a,
British dominion u III, reopl, viii talk,
% mor couciliaiory attitude tn. Irish
today have Ia pay only small pant for
IN" upi'eop Il the British government.
ana u th'y had complete indep.ud-nc.
and had ip maintain large armies and
na'i'.. they roesibly would find ind,.
p'ud'u"' 90 burden. Tn British Irish
row if about ns provoking ICES som, 81
The old iu'ds back IN K,um,., M,
,umiiy lasts despite deaths uf Old
leaders and efforts 20 bring about con.
Citation. tn" other day yuuug Anna.
rll"lu. just ogi uf coll,r.. said that he
feels h' is better qualified now 'nlu d,
probably Viii Boz 20 amy other tim. In
his liir q" tcll how Go SOLVE tho worlds
problems. And 20, suggested that the
entire world should o., united boz one
vast church Al II as can offer sug.
g"stions ana solutions aud sim We, may
b" standing on the rim of ,h, circle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-02
STRAWBERRIES IN
CLAUDE ARE FINE
Special 10 The New,

CLAi De, July l.-Strowbcrry cul.
iurr is fast becoming one Of the chief
features in Tho Armstrong county
homes Tn" fac that they are ever
bearing makes them especially desir.
able bon this country where the late
frosis foo often kin the Spring blossoms
The 'vcrh'lting strawberries seem to
D" adapted GO this part ot The country
whore other fruits are prone to thrive.
Among those who have thu finest straw.
berry patches in The county are Mes.
DANES e g Gilbert W q Kit2lrr ] e
Bagwcll j. c. Eulanks. George cobb
charles Weaver " q EIght y a.
conner. Warren Hood. Bert Woodbridge
Frank bishop Kelley Hunt. pirk Phil
hpps. " " Woodward O. g clay rud
j " Alexander
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-02

"liow could o. You don't expect me
to Judge between men In matters such
ls 'hsseg"
III you cannot Judge IL il that You
DO not wish o. judge His tone be-.
came harsh "Wllmlly you close your
eyes o. Justice that might check the
oomS" of your UNHEALTHY. unnatural
ambition
Il think ! had better let YOU allght
II" that You may go back to practice
viriu" and honor with your iheat.r
w,n,h.
III sou must speak ~ her at an"
b." interrupted. hotly. "you'n speak ~
hcr az my Wife"
. Amaz"mcnt smothorod her anger. Her
ralor doopcnod My Cod" sh. said
and looked 40 him IN horror And la
horror she asked him presently. "Yon
~" maui'd-marricd 10 that"
Not Yet But ! shall be-. soon And
l'' u' tell you that this girl whom Won
visit with your ignorant contempt IL ns
food and pure az You are. Aline. Sb.
has wit and talent which have placed
h'r where she Is and shall carry her 4,
deal farther And she has the woman.
lin"~s to bc guided hy natural instincts
in th' selection of her mate"
7 You viii d"scond this instant she
/ told him tficrocN THAT Won shouls
Idar" o. make q comparison between me
and that
And my wifc.to.hc." D., int.rrup,.d
i"i"r" She could speak "a, infamo,,s
word "" opened the door Tor himself
without waiting fm the foo,mar and
hhw down. MY commitments sal,
h". iuriously TO the ASSASSIN ,o,, 49,,
TO marry" "" slammed IA. so,,
I'prv" on ho hldo m. goodman
/ "" O." l"'k ~ 'ho INN 'n find IA.
Ic"miany ~ table Hiri.ouin ,,d O.
ln'uhin" had spread M, tale of ,h,.
primo" in disguise caught up into ~.
9 h'fi'' ~ princess and carried of, 40
her and 70 was @ nl, thu, b,, To-,
nothing In ih. telling
'hi"ene had been silent ana ,ho,sh,.
lihL CLEARLY her Scaramou,ho M, A..
vastly other than h. b,5 b,,,.,,.
titl great ladV and he
""u'' never have used such f,milbri,v
WIN each either Imagining hin, a., ,.t.
,'r 'han he was Climone had m,a. hin,
ier own. And now She w,- ,o ,.o.i,...
me reward of disintcresi-d affec,i,n
ENen I'D Binet's secret bo.,,l,,, -
"id Andre Louis melted b.for. ,hIs 49,.
founding revelation IT, had pIr,h.d
',' laughter 'lt puli. plsyfuIlv An
,h' must y"u 90 hi,, pen4tra,.a ~.
hNEuiHt NV oh.id"
Her father offended ber sc,,,n,o,,.,
"'' clearly % great gentleman ,n =
centric " you pleas. hu, a MAJ hon
ana -h' wa o. o.. his hdv Her mn,
''.. earn %. irea' her differently.
Nh' i'-'.'d shyN with a new shyn.-.
vt "'t l'''r when D.. cam. into the
''''' who're they were dining sb. ob.
''''" O." 10" first tim. ina, pt,,a
ar ''H" ~ the head. with IN. ohm
'n' ,'st forward that was trick Of his.
'Nd She noticed with what Rrac. n,
.'"''d-ihe grace q one who IN you,b
mas had his dancing masters ana f.pc.
ing masters
""niinn~d la Our Next Is.uel
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-02
Our Scho,DI Huar,is

II u werr possible every patron Of a
school should hnve n privilege Of
serving on the school board Never
AGAIN would they ask where the money
goes. hut would back up 'f, board with
their money, their time and thci tai
enis.--Shydor Signal
We believe that wouI hc one good
method u make every patron realize
that there rs no extrayag1nce hy schoo!
boards However. IL would take too
long To give everybody o chance to serve
On school boards unless the size was
inc reased To an unwioldy number School
boards should give better accounting 10
their patrons, not necessarily In store.
|otyped reports % their activities, but In
SWING publicity 10 their important &c.
Tons Board meetings should be- well
advertised through news stories and
cordial invitations should b. extended Ia
the public "a attend the meetings Too
many school trustees meet and then tell
what they did afterward. Every one
knows that the trustees in most in.
stances would welcome thu publlr. II
possible. II should be- announced what
viii be discussed al meetings. There is
NO reason why q school board meeting
should not have 80 az 700 interested
patrons In ATTENDING" Then. the pa.
irons viii take sympathctlc viewpoint
toward the work ~ the trustees and
would not bc so critical Rig business
Is telling tho public about 49, activities
ana u winning more prais, than ever.
Why should not the work ~ school
board, though small business in a man.
ner ~ far as one independent district
is concerned and yet one dealing with
the welfare 81 boys ana girls through
education. be- placed more before the
public in the proper light
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-02
Daily Ne,Us Scissors

town and country They ar, men wh,
nave had their eyes opened a. tu m,
resource 20 eastern New Mexico. They
are ready o. assist iu developing This
territory but il Is mp 90 you 20 do your
part Don't h' q Rip Van Winkl, b,
q llN" wine kc'u one eye opened ~ an
times Tor tina, which VIII help tho com.
muuity %" mp and dong every day m
the year. Max. Do. nation as whole
realize that there is no other town or
locality IKE rurlalcs and Roosevelt
county lf y'u believe in M. town and
the country then de- your part 20 de.
veiop h'r II Won d. not b.liov, in her
you viii MT ho prevented from chang
ing yuur location
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-02
BAILEYITEs HATE THOMAS

When Cullen I. Thomas came out with all his
ieryor two years ago for Pat Neff for governor he
made an arch enemy Of Joe Bailey and his crowd
md ont u Dallas now comes the Indignation that
kailcyitcs hate Thomas above all other candi-
Gates
Hugh Nugent Fitzgerald. generally conceded
= be the dean Of political Texas writers. was N
'i'as the other day looking ovcr the senatorial
ia'ion. and this is the way he It up m the
\ ',o Nens-Tribune
ia.4 Is the home OF Culbersn and il is the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-02

was more statement than question
I"Harl,ouu viii take ,ar, OF YOU Au
|rN.ir 81 dinner"
/ with ma, o., spmng into the cahrio-
irt without waiting Tor reply. and the
.r,rln ,puIapc rolled away. leaving the
.thrp, comedians staring after n. open
'mourh,l Then Harlequin laughed
a prince in disguise uur Scara'
muu,h," -lid h'.
Tn, 'rovu melted from Cilmcnc'-
brow Resentment changed lu h",,il
d,rmnnt
But who ia, 800
Ills sister. of course" said II1rle'
.puu uuiu, u,unit"ly
In tho earring, Nlin' was considering
Andre Louis with grave eyes lips
Slightly ,Umrr, s.d and tiny irown
|lDv.n h. finely drawn eyebrows
You hIt, taken Co. queer company.
Audr' WIS DO, first thing she aiid "a
him. "OI els" ] avn mistaken Boo think
ling chat your companion was Mil
IBiuct 81 20. Thrlt,r Tcydlu
"You ar, uu mistaken But bad
not imagined Nh, Ein., WAS .o famous
Ian.adv
ooh I. fu that mad,m.i
Iscllc smuss,d go is simply that was
|gt th, rllE h-f might
.Y,u wei, 900 The Toydm 1st night.
I Md Z ncy-I saw yuu''
.Wrrs won there. too"
"Wa- ] there" o.. cried Then be-
checked. and abruptly changed DTS tome
|"uh y.. uas there be- s,Id ls conn
|mHnplIr. ls %. could h.s.i Dos 20 sudd. n
It-lur,u,. p, lyon that hr had 500 viii
|lugly d,s.,"d,t Co., depths thli sh, must
I1c.u.ut unworthy
@ mud' e.Ird said she. and conn
|r, .,d hf l... a little mor, tightly.
"l,U vhI co. .uu understand
"TE, rai. attraction. 90 Nll. Hiuct.
Naturally 5000 would i' 10 no, ih,lt-r.
F o.. .,H Eu'u that you dislppolnt m".
Andre was foolish enough 'o mas.
Boz. sou to b.. different. rather such
trivial rut uits conceived YOU some.
thing "f an id,alst
SHEER 'hucry
81 I perceive. But yol mislcd mo.
With ,ou s.fi Of acting ! wonder that
.ynn haven't iu.ut-d MIl. Binet's
troupe
q have said h.
H. saw first u,reiulitv. ther ooneter
nation and asil, disgust oyerspr',d
her face.
'Of COURSE said she. after lorg
pause. That would have Oh. advantage
- bringing you clor't tu yuur rh1rm"r '
THAT WIS only ou. 81 90, induce
n,nis There was anoth'r Finding
m5ssf forced o. choosr between th.
stage ana thu slllows. had th, in-
credible w..iku, - prefer th" FORMER
shall e'Dr fhr oarfiarr and rrnov.
fh. contamination 90 my disrusiiG pea.
e.n. co. .hai I tru sou how u hsp.
p'u'd.
TIL ms haw % h1pp-ucd FIRST Then
c, wit do iti'
a. told her how De- met tho Rin.t
Trouu-. and how The men oi N. mare.
chausee forced upon him M. discovery
that in IL bosom b. could %. sai.l, un.
al the hue and cry had died down TIN,
Explanation dissolved her icin,ss.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-02
land Worth More

Canadian Record. 4 real estate dealer
Il Amarillo stated to a Canadian Rec
ord reporter one dav asi week that
prospcctors coming from the northern
states t6 the panhandle and investing
IN this good land at $40 an acre stated
that they felt Just like they were steal.
INK Do AZ that price. Great In the Pan.
handle and great Is the opportunity for
an Investor while the land Is low In
price
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-02
WHICH is MOST SENSIBLE

Sense absolutely and exclusively. onpb, e. lo
used IN the providing Of water supplv far Anna
rilo.
II visible supply Of water safely free from
contamination and at a reasonable cost to the .,,.
can be had, It is undeniabe that such Iour,, If
supply is the sensible plan On the other hand #
the attainment OF visibility at the expense Of safety
10 the health OF people living here and At ,r,-
"'noouS financial expense is the only possible way
70 gam Nuch a supply OF water. the sensible thing
10 90 would d" to use wells instead 81 the So-callcd
visible supply
There are two principal arguments made
against visible supply Of water First. the build
ing OF lake means that the water i, certainly la
bic "a contamination. II would be necessary a.
ohlormatc the water and would possibly be nccc,
sary to use settling basins and other method, Of
publication. These methods might be ADEQUATE 70
render the water safe. That is something for
sanitary engineer as well as a water engineer to
determine
There can be no question OF the liability, and
i IS safe TO say, even Of the certainty OF contain
nation Diseases are know To- be Transmitted
through water TO which live stock have accc,, a.,
they certainly would on any stream in the Pauhan-
die. This does not mean that the live stock would
pollutc the lake itself. but pollution might come
from any point on the watershed. Such pollution
can be overcome by chlornaton, but it is possible
T. use too much OF this chemical
The other argument against a lake is the pro-
mbiliyc cost This, too is a technical matter such
as can hc se:.led by engineers only. 1t is pointed
'w thai the initial cost of dam would not by
means be the end OF the cost Vast sums will
} requircd always to lift thi, water and 10 keep
'.e dam repaired
The principal argument for visible supply Of
water is that visibility is proof positive Of the adc
puacy OF the supply. Men are essentially visual
They believe what they see. Seeing B, be-
l.ng' Manufacturers who see vast body Of
Matter above the ground would be more easily COM
WINGED 90 IT'S suificiency than they would be To- hear
come cNpcr, water engineer tell them a vast under
.uul lake existed, even though the existence oi
, reservoir is undoubted by men who have in-
N,tgatcl
However. il is true that il 100000 gallon, oi
water daily is piped into Amarillo from wells, as {,
claimed 20 be quite possible wise manufacturers
r probably hesitate nut littl, more o. locate q
.-s,arg 100 amarillo than il they saw lake
visible supply OF water means also q beau
t.u. lake. a large lake would certainly be better
ior publicity purposes than wells.
So, the case resolves itself simply to what is
'Ic sensible plan, all facts considered. Wells would
md',putaby be freer from contamination. 1t is
claimed they would be much cheaper.
The problem is 10 determine II this certain
safety and claimed economy would more than
counter balance the merits OF visible water up
ply.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-02
Panhandle Press

what little attention was paid to FREQ
tourist camp grounds. II IL astonishing
70 realize The rapid growth Every Pan.
handle town 20 seems. Is attempting to
take car. 81 tourists and urging them 20
camp over Tor the night II tourists
were 70 stop a. an Of them rs they
travel through the Panhandle. their
trip would be- delayed several DAYS A.
tourists can travel past several camp
grounds In one day. that means that
some must Doe passed Jp Those that
are boz th" best condition are the ones
that will bc most literally palronized hy
tourists With more Highways being
laid "ut ana road construction going on.
M" tourists passing through the Pan.
hnndl" will increase lee numbers year
after year
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-02

i"rAles Valley News Portales has
been visited BY The biggest aggregation
81 I'VE wires that have ever walked the
streets - the city. They are men who
have vision u making the territory
tributary 70 Amarillo the greatest in the
United states They are men who will
40 down In their pockets Ter any move
which win help the development % their
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SaiirrMhiIe fm Snrnl,nr

Il1inyI"w Herald. Ice Saiicrwhii,.
I" Panhandle" has announced thar he
viii %" % ,andidat" Tor speaker of the
Hous" ut Representatives ~ Texas Mr..
Sa'i"rwliite is % capable man. clean. and
has thr w,liar" ~ the public ~ heart.
From ih, West Texas viewpoint D., is
in Ideal man for the place, and there Is
none better from any section.
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60 O\ WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER WIN

Th' door. Aliue commanded her
foo'man. and Mount here beside me-.
sh" commanded Nudro.Louis, in IA.
sam" breath
n moment Aim,
"" turned Eco hI~ companion who was
all engagement aud Coz Harlequin and
'"lnmhn' "hu hHd tha' moment conn.
up iu shan, Co., Ym permit m, Cu.
meme said u' hl'iIhl'a.N Bu b
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-02
RooSis Saft,ruhite-

R1ndih County News. Hon. Lee
Sa'i"rwhite will no representative from
this district since I,andall County was
placed IN th" Amarillo district under the
new law. Lee IS candidate for the
sp'ak'rship ~ me hous". His many
friends trust that h. will be- elected
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-02
Nett Termed Winner.

Randall county News. Governor N.ft
VIII %" r'.'I Ted No man could nll
VI" office OF Governor without making,
q hrg" numhl q mistakes. but on the
whole. N'ff hts acted wisely ana We'll
during his ADMINISTRATION.
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NOTICE TO THE puRI-IC

Guy @roheous reflection upon the character stnndng
''Iauoh OF any individual firm. concern or cofparn
',, % may appear IN the columns Of The News Will b.
sany corrected when called the attention O, the .1r
h' NE intention 81 this newspaper 10 wronsfnv u.
yo 'I'y INDIVIDUAL hrm, concern corporation and
corrections viii be made. where warranted ss nr,,, 4,
/" VS. me wrongfuly published reference or article
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FOR GIRLS
$500 Girls Winter Goats

Cloth Coats, Velvet Coats,
warm co is for winter S
wear. Special tomorrow ..... -
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SIS Boys Wooden SUITS

Boys Norfolk Suits in dark 4
mixtures. Sizes up to 16 S
years While 10 last, at...... i.
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$3.50 Children's BATHROBES

Well made blanket robes, in \ -
Persian designs in various col G
ors and trimmed. Sizes to IA {
years. Special observation-disclosures. -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-27

siautly about &c. IN others Il needs the
eu,ulug,m, II association 90 bring
b., uu'-.iss 0iatlon with others ~ the
same temperament but with aggressive.
ness added something 10 give Il ac.
ton and momentum. but once under
Way q can't bc headed OFF. II works
tremendously with others. understand.
ng fully th, value IT unit work.
when many men ana many women
uf ihis -alil,r cumhin" their efforts.
pcrput leadership Of their own selec.
ton. and gathering speed and momen.
tum. woih unitcdly toward a particular
iurpos, they bring things 20 pass.
They always havr-they always viii.
Some great cause OF some momen.
'ou- urcurt-nce. j. capable OF bring.
ing even Smithyillc Ia life. for these
people have iu them the same innate
tore" ~ prugr"ss-of gitup.and git
a. their brothers In Jonesburg, hut II
has lacked the awakening force and
the aggressive guiding hand. ono,
.tartrd. who knows ldit that IN short
Ime they may be- allie to cause the dis.
crci aucics 81 the years 10 vanish
pfoo'-just like that-cutch up with
and--ycs-pcrhaps even pass-Joncs
iurr
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PANHANDLE IS EXCITED
OVER OIL SITUATION
CONTINUED rRoM PAGE FIVE
By Swan


mites boz other sections of the South.
Vest The people have their feet on
%. truind and they are still offering
e premium for the right surt ~ folks rs
future ,itiz'ns. tn, tInEy sniff Il the
molten gold underlying Carson coun.
vs. bread acres has not inspired the
moving spirits 81 Panhandle tu pcnalize
th. F. vino would come ,,thln her
F.trs Sho sin has that occurrences uf
the glad hand Sho desires to assist
The newcomer with the establishment
~ ho .o She luHks 90 the welfare
90 the home lover the homr.maker. the
hoin,own,r. the developer who. having
i.rrcd loose from hack yonder." II
looking for better things In this en-.
chanting section Of the Southwest
Panhandle. spirit N ~ broad as the
inclusion uf her namc-panhandle In
hat designation applied throughout
be United States tu thir'v.eirht great
counties OF Northwest Texas pnnhan.
N-. therefore, encompasses mighty
Gaming. generous hospitality. no.
L. design and massive mould. II IL
not wonderful In the light OF these
things that the invitation 10 the outside
world n seductive. ur that its charm
s irresistible
Panhandle IL the center OF the pres
mt oil field,