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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-25
FRENCH BEAT
.bACKGERMAN
THRUSTMADE
NEAR VERDUN
Teutons Unsuccessful in Bit
ter Attacks Against French
Lines In Verdun Sector of
The Western Front.
(By Review Leased Wire.)

PARIS, Sept 24-The Germans
made repeated attacks against the
French lines today. particularly north
of Verdun. where they were driven
back under the French fire along a
front of mile and a quarter Sec
ondary attacks north OF Bezonvaux and
near Beaumont were also repulsei
with sanguinary losses according to
the statement of the war Office to-
night.
The text reads:
On Aisne Front.
"On the Aisne front She artillery was
spirited in the neighborhood of Braye-
En-Laonnois, Cerny and Hurtebise.
We repulsed a surprise attack north
of Braye.
"On the right bank of Meuse the
Germans attacked our trenches north
of BOis lie Chaume along a front of
about two kilometers. Disorganized
by our fire. the enemy was unable TO
reach our lines on the greater part Of
the front of the attack"
Germans Suffer.
in some trench elements in the
center, where the enemy has succeed
ed in gaining a foothold. violent fight
ing ended to our advantage. our sol
diers inflicting heavy losses on the
enemy.
Secondary Attacks.
Two secondary attacks were deliv-
cred. one north of Bezonvaux. the 9th
er southeast of Beaumont There
likewise suffered sanguinary check by
reason of the valor of our troops. vino
leaving their own trenches. advanced
fiercely to meet their assailants.
''In the course OF the afternoon two
new attempts carried out against our
trenches in the Boise-le- Chaume re-
suited only in augmenting losses suf-
fered by the enemy without gaining
for him the slightest advantage. We
took about fifty prisoners in the course
of this action.
Eastern Theatre.
Eastern theatre: The artillery was
quite active on the Vardar front.
around Docian and the Cerna Bend.
On September %, the Bulgarians sue
ceeded in gaining a temporary foot
hold east of Lake Presba. They were
driven out almost Immediately by a
Russian counter attack"
Italian Activity.
ROME, Sept 24.-Today's war Office
statement reads:
There was artillery activity along
the entire front today
"A counter attack by storming par
ties against the positions recently Oc-
cupied by us in the Marmolada region
cost the enemy considerable losses and
some prisoners.
Air Attack
The railway line in the Bazza val
ley east OF Tolmino was the objective
OF our air forces yesterday. In the
morning one of the bombardins
squadrons, well escorted. arrived al
most by surprise over the railway sta
tion OF Grahavo when an intensified
railway movement was proceeding and
four tons of bombs were dropped there.
At night an airship. by dropping con-
siderable high explosives greatly dam
aged an establishment in the neigh
borhood of Pedgele. AT the same time
another airship again bOmbarded num-
erous enemy troops in the Chiapovano
valley.
1.-TWO enemy machines brought down
by our airmen fell in flames"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-25
rifle SUPREME
WEAPON FOR WAR
after BIG GUNS
British Soldier Has Changed
His Attitude to Small Arms.
Now Considers Them In
tegral Part of Killing.
(By Review Leased Wire.)

BRITISH FRONT IN FRANCE AND
BELGIUM, Sept. 2i.-(By the Associ-
ated Press .)-Recent months have
of british soldiers toward the rifle and
bayonet as implements of war. Until
a comparatively short time ago the
soldiers were inclined to regard these
weapons as excess equipment which
served mainly to impede their move
ments. The individual preferred his
hand grenade largely; circumstances
have taught him to rely on this meth
cd of offense and defense.
Change of Feeling
Now, however, there has been a
change of feeling, and again the rife
and bayonet S .and beside the artillery
in importance Tommy" is drilled
carefully in the use of these arms
and knows that they are his best
friends.
Late Demonstration
The battle of the Menin road-One
of the British successes of the war
in which the rifle and bayone, figured
50 largely, is a marked demonstration
of the wisdom of this policy. In these
days it is minor tactics that success
depends upon to a great extent. 1t is
small arms-af.er the artillery had
done its work-that turn the scale.
Small Arms Essential
1t may be a hard thing for many to
contemplate, but this war is being won
by killing men, and the rifle and steel
are accomplishing this. The British
Tommy frankly does not like this
business of killing. The taking of hui
man life is abhorrent to him. But
sentiment cannot play a part in the
consideration of soldiers, and he has
had to learn to grit his teeth and use
his bayonet or bullet. l. has been a
case of showing the reason that this
was the Ioad to victory. And so every
British infantryman today goes into
battle with full knowledge OF how to
use his small arms.
Initiative Developed.
Recreational training also has be-
come marked feature with the Brit
ish army The men are encouraged
TO play games in order TO exercise
their minds and to develop initiative.
This has been especially successful at
the convalescent stations. 1. has been
found that men are made mt much
sooner where they play games for rec
reation.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-25
Wilson to Pass
On Junket Plan
(By Review Leased wireI

WASHINGTON, Sept. "a. - Presi-
dent Wilson will be asked TO pass on
the question of whether a delegation
of senator's and representatives shall
go to Paris and London to join in an
.inter-parliamentary union with the al
lied governments. subcommittee of
the senate and house foreign affairs
committees, at a joint session today.
agreed to call on the president, prob
ably tomorrow, to get his views.
The French invitation is that con-
gress send 25 members TO meet with
similar deputations from France, Eng
land, Italy and Russia.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-25
MOTHER MURDERS CHILD

AMARILLO, Tex. Sept. "a. - Jonn
William Shafer Jr.. IL years of age,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Shafer of
this city, was found dead with his
throat cut about $3.50 o'clock this
morning by Policeman o. B. Chesshir
at the Bush residence three miles
west of Amarillo. The boys mother
is charged with the killing. Sophia.
an elder sister of the dead boy. was
found painfully wounded by gashes
aLout the face and on one of her
hands. She is at present in a local
hospital and not in a critical condi'
tion. The mother has been arrested.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-25
RUSSIAN revolt
BLAME PLACED
ATLVOFF'S DOOR
Embassy at Washington Is
sues Statement in Which 1t
Is Said that Needed Reforms
In Army Were Facts.
(By Review Leased Wire.)

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-An Off
cial explanation of the Konriloff re-
volt issued here today by the Russian
embassy tends to confirm accounts
published in Petrograd, laying blame
for the trouble upon Vladimir Lvofr,
the duma member who informed Pre-
mier Kerensky that Korniloff demand
ed that he be made dictator.
Changes Being Made.
Since the revolt was put down, &C.
cording to the embassy, a thorough
reorganization has become necessary
by the troops lack of confidence in
their commanders and changes are
being made in administrative and
army positions which will result in
the greatest benefit.
An embassy statement says:
Plans Adopted.
''The plans advocated by General
Korniloff were under consideration
and most of them had been adopted
by the provisional government on the
morning of September s, and three
remaining measures were adopted, but
had not been put into operation These
measures were: The enforcement or
the death penalty in the rear of the
army, the widening of the territory to
be considered as the theater of war
so as to enforce military law, and the
enforcement of martial law in Petro-
grad.
Lvoff Brings Demand.
"On the morning of September s
it was decided by the provisional gov
ernment to adopt these measures but
that evening Vladimir Lvoff came
General Korniloff with a flat demand
that dictatorship be vested in him. A
judicial inquiry is under way to de-
termine how this demand came to be
brought and to determine the origin
OF the measure.
Lack of Confidence.
After the Quelling Of the revolt the
government faced a very difficult sit
uation, caused by the fact that the
troops had a lack of confidence in
their commanders and viewed many
of them with suspicion. This led to-
many changes in command and de-
manded a thorough reorganization OF
the army.
Army Heads Changed.
''The practice of the soldiers COM
mittees in judging on their own ac-
count the connection of their COM
manders prefers to determine the cul-
pability of the officers for itself. Tho
present situation seems to allow the
government to enforce regulations
made before the Korniloff revolt.
Changes are being made in admins
trative and army positions which will
be of greatest benefit.
Death Penalty Enforced.
An embassy official said the death
penalty for offenses in the rear OF
the army is being enforced.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-25
WOULD ExTRADITE BERKMAN

ALBANY. n. Y. Sept. 24.-Applica
ton for the extrsdition from New
York to California of Alexander Berk
man was made to Governor Whitman
today by the San Francisco police
The governor ordered a hearing fol
tomorrow noon on the request.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-25
Record
(By Review Leased Wire.)

LONDON, Sept. 24-Captaiu
Laureatn, of the Italian army, &C
compained by an Observer today
made a nonstop airplane flight
from Turin, Italy, to London. He
covered the $50 miles in seven
hours and twelve minutes.
Captain Laureati on August 30
established a new worlds long dist
ance record when he few from
Turin and Naples and return. The
distance was about 800 miles.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-25

PRESCOTT. Ariz.. Sept. "a H. d.
Aitken. named merchant food admin
istration representative for Arizona to-
day. has had thirty years experience
in merchandising. and is said to have
special knowledge of western food
market conditions.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-25
Prescott Man Is
Named by Wilson
(By Review Leased Wlrel.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 24.-H. D.
Aitken of Prescott. Ariz.. was appoint
ed merchant representative of the
food administration today.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-25
GERMAN REPORT DENIED.
(By Review Leased virel

LONDON, Sept 24.-The German
official report which says that during
the bombardment of Ostend, Belgium
Saturday, shells had struck the cathe
dral, killing seven Belgians and
wounding others. is refuted in an of
fetal statement from the admiralty to
night which declares photographs TAX
en- after the bombardment shows II,
signs of the cathedral having been hit
of this spirit. So Germany too, is
abiding without fear. Woe unto him
who in this hour of fate fails in his
duty toward this epitome of the union
of mankind and the God head"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-25
First Attempt.

"The German reply" said Herr
Hadren, ''is the first VISIBLE attempt
to escape from this charged circle
whose final obliteration is in a person,
ality charged to an enduring - &c y
Herr Harden declared that the note
reflects the honest and sincere will of
the majority of the people as uncqci-
vocal yexpressed in the reichstas
resolution, adding:
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-25

in some trench elements in the
center. where the enemy has succeed
ed in gaining a foOthold. violent fight
ing ended to our advantage. our sol
diers infiicting heavy losses on the
enemy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-18
HARDWARE CONVENTION
WILL HEAR GOOD TALKS

" 4 Johnson. president %. tho
Roswell Hardware Co.. win address
the Panhandle Hardware and lmpi.-
msnt Association. April gath tha
second day. session ot the curvrn
ton liis subject is ''r. dts .u' SIS
Johnson is widely acquainted aitL
this most important question. gld
delegates 60 The convention Ira as-
sured one % the most uter--t.us st-
dresses of the session NJ Johr-ln.
o. president 90 one oI the lellt.R
hardware concerns in the Sou'h-tsi
concern which does business al
over the Pecos VALLEY ali EHu aud
Central New Mexico. is &sii kunau
in Amarillo and the Panhandle as a
ruCOessful business man
Glen Walker. Insurance expert nj
Fort Worth. Wil also address the
convention ou the afternoon Of the
second day session. Goa tle topic
insuraac. BENEFITS. snhlecf which
he is especiali qualified to laHdi,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-18
THIS MAN SAYS He
.C0UIDN' 7 TAKE OFF
COAT WITHOUT HELP.
MAD HHft MATt~N ~ BAD
tDi LDN'T RAISE Aims
IiALAi EiaOMiS IT.

Hu.piy suffered torture nl,l
.h.unatnm Tor geam and Ahru 4
..DuU .if about lUH IaHla. ! haa
DO crippled up ! lls' could manage
Do uaLIIH around little by using a
stalking ltIrk said Wiil v JernI-
KAN. uhilr in kiesliugs Drug Store
I'D Houston Toyas few days ago.
Nr louigan has boon an employee
~ thr state government fur several
tcsn he b. uoa located o. tho
Ramsey statr Farm no ptIey Texas,
u4d iB To- sHiI ku0Hu citizen Uf that
plafr
Mg tnuhles began Zoo 1908"
continued Nr IouIsau and ever
rirre fhsl simply suffered agony
nearly 900 thr time until Taulac re-
N'..i Wr IHe nwm1uau Ras
.I through mr entire system aud
m aua and legs shoulders and
back. re aI. 800 badly affected that
.T' hardly move spent a
'..r .Hr af fho fiai Wells of Mar
Ir HIuE treatment hut got no
HI.f .o0 there and came home
and ur f.rs days / couldn't walk.
ana 800 .uH barely able iu n0bble
a.DWU . Nftlr hy using Il stick I
couldn't In1rrss myself .ruuldn Z
'..u IIItn mr arm 40 take or ms
Ull' .u1 Rnt completely down and
1ri uI absolutely helpless
100 saa 800 un down and bilious
700 Ul4 POGO Bppoiitr Sas terribly
I,r.Is aud rlf $50 bad an over /
could hardly 'r"p af alI used
M0mtni Of ul kinds took every
medirIu. could hear ~ and spent.
don kruN huW much money. but
just kopi Du suffering n seemed
that ug 0Aan Naa 20 hopeless one and
had just about d"spaired ~ ever
grulnF anything 90 help me
WHOM I road Boz the papers about
tho good laulaD was doing other poor
euffDr,r ! iuHt wondered 10 o. would
tDIp m' Too ! had nv doubts about
% because everything else had fail
.t Bono lD I1rd 90 take "a chance and
t.y o. luy Ray And believe me.
900 mighty glad aid tor o. has
wuir rpI Wuu ont uf mp and I
would take Time day or uight 10 toll
''N. o. ~ NNNNN |NN" h'NH TO
m. .Ht ul nos terrible suffering /
base token ibro" BOTTLES aud YOU
.u ..r .ur Yourself how we'll look
and .ua easy con walk ! haven't
eu .'Ur or pain about me- nov and
.I..p Ukr re- rock can use Wy
.lY.lH.rs and arm just as we'll ls
I could Nh,u ! Nas hos and I'm
.nt..N lrr' from all nervousness
Ny appetite Couldn't boo better and
q OHH rat anything and have gained
InnIH. has dome all thls for mc {
would uo ungmleiul not 10 toll
others about a.
Tauac les sold ln Amarillo by Col
lius. Austin Dflg Company
Advertisement
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-18
MECHANIC OVER ACE
DESIRES TO JOIN ARMY

mechanic apple. o., thc army re-
.r..f.r. station Iur.ul Tuesday
..r ,u. rnsH. u ID department off th'
.f.I r."u.r.Hs tHa services of such
.a.T.f w1r hI' he was 81 N'a. f
o| arr alj the local recruiting lur"r
..g.I rlt ss. u.s RfF clear to accept.
mf h.u Boz re-lrl o. tho regulation
governing arrrp'at.Uu 1f rerruIff . Pc
limit sometime ago was moved tor
ward wears .0 that man 80 NV
ns accepted The physical examine
fuus nsrr made mi.ier so tha' A
great number with slight imprrlc
Uuu lFU hg taken in
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-18
sa4D
now THIS DISTRICT STANDS pN
cons iili'IiDN
Published Bf
DAILY NEWS COMPANY.
lI5 west Fiifh Street.

Congressman Ma.in InH,
longer loo doubt W iY f
Di f.e people oi hmHrII. .H ...
oral staff bul pro..HIur 'n-
U0u draft .r universal UU..
training one nHt Hr .U af fH..
you .hoosc.
One hundred aHF IHsf Hr ..
t'leFraphcd him HHrI.. u..H. ...
Nn support fhs urrrHI ..If a. ...
tt President ItH urs.lrl H. ...
loved by another Tlrd8g u |..
.amo effect s.Uel hg Do. luH.
Each one paid part 0i tus eEp.... .'
t.e message
Amarillo people ar' convinced %
The urubers 0f the ..U.I| .'ff
fle army experts aHu U..r u..
their lives o. military matters H..
far more fuHh.' .. fH. nF p.
tND proper r.rrs, f.HH .u fI. '..
,H .. Lu.Irn.H U.r ohio ..H.f.' f.
t"e congress u. tH. United toto.
Sor have tht people of west Cos,
90 ever boom afraid Df aa mH. t
Lag lH name They. .u cod. O..
consumption of they want t1 boo
ERUPTION DO Del. Then .0rIr'Iau
o. HIai tur people OF Amarillo .r.
West Tras desire su Im~ Hs fHr on.
pers h,Iet. 81 tu hn tHr most .ffrc-
i've manner 90 u.lu. great arm
n thia draft Don HaoH uf0 600. 3
AZ once thore aiIl No no nugrunr
attached iu fhH word .Dln.rrTfI..
The fa1 'hHf mnu hl. boom ur.I
t0 join he army $500 NOT ocean f'.f
Ia has Joined o. UueHnrr Mf
merely tlnf Do fe.l goo H# Iuf aF and
PHYSICAL condition b.u. rrf n
serve uul'r 'h' alag and iHis R..fH.
or he Doe rich ZOO poor bIrb cor ut
We believe t.ai Duurr...m Pa
Jones Boo arrislu. a' u.H reported a.
rifluH ta oppose fHn general HIH.f
measure. ai isBst "a. iu fl. draft .'.
u0u Was under % m.wunsrH.rHun Hs
o. fhn desires of ibe p.upI. tnn ..u'
lm f1 congress and 'H IH
stance most rmp.a'Ha.IF 10 D. fHp
very mon Who arr .uuR .Ue draft
rsfem who aIll fn1 thH .Isr rHl
,I t1 service under fhof measure
10 il sincerely i1 hc hoped chat ih.
truoral staff measure viii De- uassn'
rs .c0uEr,ria Nlthuut any material
amendment
Germany is hr.us.ur fr.H aar rru
close t0 our shore. German. o. ul.i
u8sfar of every ailr haiH diplomat.
ana military and Boz desperation ..|
moo them to avoid anuiHIat.uu
hence. 10 lchoofrs tbo United -ufr
90 become prepared 1' fh. HrIi. 70
losalhlo moment and uU ..Hn, should
o. left Wriuucd Zoo Urur tNH about
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-18
FIFTEEN MEN ADDED
TO NAVY FROM HERE

Fifteen perfect specimens oi hu.
mmIy have tecu accepted For ser
vice on United States BATTLES hips ONE
cruisers hy The Amarillo station
since saturday. according ro Recruit
iug officer Anthony
During hc forenoon number IT
Isda from outlying towns came Tor
Information aud examination The
officer was busy subicC'lus them o.
the physical requirements of the navy
department
The following are the new recruits
which have either been sent fn fhn
milan station at Dallas. or N'l Boz sout
by Wednesday
Ice bailey Grcgor,, Is,ci.
Lac. IcNas. fireman, third lass;
Ralph Leslie Grcs, imnriilu, APP
prentice seaman, Hcunrtt
trurgr Reed, Gem, Tc,n-, fire
man, ihird class, Lloyd Jcn-
ming, craig, Butcher, is, fire
man. third cla~~, Leslie Mar
shall Long. Quail. Tr,a>. apprc-
ticc seaman: Gcurgc spark,
Nayfield. okla, fireman. third
class. Joseph llp,ldl la,, Puts
burg. TeNn-, fr. uHu, third
class. Frank Tuuman IIilds-
brand, rittshurg, Tr,a,, fireman
third ,la>,. William Carl Faust,
Nua,. r,,as, fireman. third
,la,-. Raylun Lester smith,
Glare uduu. musician, SECOND
class. tltagle Edward stewart.
QUAD. TrNas, apprentice >'a-
man; Iohn calvin Hapr, Wei
iiugtun. 1cNas, musician Second
class; Orlando Grrcnhill, iGl2
Tyler street, amarillo, apprcn-
tirc seaman. Elliott stewart na-
Wis, 1902 Harrison street, Ana-
rillu. musician. Second class,
Gu, Merle Nourhces. - iIalti-
murr avenue. Washington,
Pcnn. fireman. thir,l class.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-18
SANTA fftuacaAsEs
REFRIGERATOR CARS

Purchase 500 refrigerator cHr.
tor s.ryic, n the traus'uuuucut.i
rnit sorvi, H announced locally ~
tur santa 'c Railway The u.N
equipment viii cost more cham WlI
hon dollars and tra c0uiraC. calls
ior quick delivery
The order tor rho new equipment
has been placed with northern or
builders B. fast as ears are hul,t
t.ct will poe umcd over t0 tho Sauu
Fc line- boz The north and impressed
into the srr lee between California
and Eastern points
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-18
Put Mother, Not
Baby, on Bottle

I.u never heard Ills argument
before. Wr al know Mothers milk
g. best i1r baby But What o. g..c
tHr mother o. enable her % supply
baby with a sufficient amount 90
r.nf.sh.ug milk Is The problem
We have found n hundreds %
cases fiat HEMO IS a nourstmert
t'It wn increase che milk supply
and 90 tie same tire enable mlfE-r
tl re- much needed strcnsfh. Then
f... ff is s1 apr~fir'rg and delicious
Ella. o. is welcomed a. time Hf.n
u0.i foods are not
Makes a delicious food drink -
simply adding water.
We suggest that you try a s0c
package with our guarantee o'
satisfaction.
Collins tustin Drug O..
Amarillo. 1eNss.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-18

having given the same. expert az
toutiuu for many years past ilis tdit
win bee as instructive aa Do viii b..
entertaining and really one al The
novelties of the extensive programs
now being promulgated
a keen rivalry between Lubbock.
Memphis. Roswell aud CLOVIS Tor me
1918 convention of 'hc association
ls already developing numerous .r'-
fers toug received hr.' asking iu.
local upport BOO favor ~ both The
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-18
DISTRICT COURT WAITS
ON FEDERAL TRIBUNAL

.. I...H... t.. transacted Dob To
BORT Seventh D.Iu.t Court yoster
... ... f. 900 ar' fHu many ~
.. ..H.. Uate rlfss before thr
. .u. sHicu a now boz soa-
t'au
. ard rr Vs re"1uf'uo
during tho forenoon and sent
t. tn auAnr o. b. MOI ga
ustrd .ai ho5 uill make further
report until tho latter pat of ih"
... ..I an..ug .9mnlr.ei ih"u
.prs lur tho torn they ail' probably
... .ar... tf Judge tHF D. .'
....
.mHr ~ divorce nse H
.nn. .n f.r IHaI rr.m.I. aur.He t
..s
.Me ..#u.H Monday night
.u. maufnH ,HIt 300 parents
... relatives u Jackson tui Mem
.. T.r u|.W AND other points
boo T..
ur d ar U.s iiuluusHHead
announced Do. birth OF au 'irh'
p.n# sr .a Wednesday April o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-18

~ad- a little mistake or the Officers
aU0 sighted tne submarine or Long
! .and yesterday SAYS biz fah inf
.sI accounts DO n0f ovaetly leave thr
.ukf U 800 John
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-18

Owing ta recent fire : have hakou
temporary quarters with Dr Ihrr.s.
rroms o. Eaklc Bids office phone
;s5. residence 1855 Dr J NJ. liy
deu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-18

New Mexico cities and Lubbock and
Memphis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-18

1uia f.la Npf. d.. I.|t
"Gentlemcl Believing that AN o.
fort should be- m.l, Pos 1000 parts OF
the Plains o' TeH. poo 5000 that tine
West Texas a d 81 college is located
lt soue town on fl, plains and that
wherever located m f.r Plains ADO
lailf ciiies and towns NlIl benefit
tits 0rIanizlt0u hereby invites yul
90 meeting Co be- held Boz Iula April
LIST ut 1870 D. u 80 which % plan
viii be worked uu' tu organize ail
the Plains region boo favor ~ loru.
ing The ollege 900 il, plains without
regard 10 any particular town bet
ur first pull tor tH. Plains and thea
each town wanting tN. college l
Iulm does. viii have au ppp.rtW ~
10 present &c. oN .a.u. BOO Go" iuIl
knowledge thar .t. lnIuH viii in any
event gr' To- Iu .'H.Hu
We argcnfl mp.0ro your city '
Doc rep. ontDo Sou wilI De- able 'o
arrive COD M morning train and lo.
pnrt ON The evening 'aIu only spend.
pc ono Jay Euli. Def u know who
WIN rcrrrler f.E
Your y truly
TULIA YOUNG MEMS G'Sl
NTss LEAGUE
"N 49,. STEHSENBERG Pres
'W 49,. TICKER Secretary