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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-28

Las fieStas pGtTfas que en el mes
dc Septiembre pr6rimO, Sc ceiebrGrdn
este aNo en- nueStrG rcpIblica, Serdn
las mas SuntuoS2S que en- III ciuda3
de los paldcioG Sc h.-gcn riStO hGSut
e. presente.
Caci cast, aEcde el p~sri6dicO lue
trde la n~o:iciG, como las que sc &C.
lcjrUron en- Ell arc de 1910, cor ma
tho de la ~cele5rGc;j2 De nucS:.@
IAGe peRdcncid.
PeQueijn en- UcrdCH, h2jrd dc ser
la dijcrencid. Las n,ismuS 6Grdcras
ondecrin, los mism,os cohetes GejarGn
en- Ell cicio del ralie Sus T{bricGs de
jGcgo, las misn1dS misicas p0blarGn
los aires cor las melodies naci0ndleS,
pero entire los que les escuchen,
jcudntos Ucrurdn las ~entrGJiaS Gtor-
mentaduS pOr ell hambre, Ell corG-Gn
Golido por Ia rcrgiien@d 0 por Ell des-
cncunto; cuGntOs teadrGn la Utsion
del hogan miserable, sin calor D sin
pan, de 81 ~SemcntGru G7Tusad1 poT
Ia r%evoluci0R, de SuS GH1ores tOdoS ma
culGdos por ella. dc Sus am6icioneS
por ella truncGdaS.
Sin Ia trunquilidGd interior, sin Ia
riejG rique1c mGrcr 'oSG que tuera
cjena tcntaci6n, sin el rcspcto erte-
ri0r. sin Ia confian-G en- el mamma
cl pNeblo de M6rlco, en- mitGd de la
ponlpQ de las tieStcS patridS: hnbrd
de rccord0r cudn otrG era Sa sHerte
cuando 10 gobernabu Ell uiejo guerrc-
TO-, que. ST clgunn re- fuG tocado &c
crVeiddd o de error. Supo hGcer an
pueblo, en- tarto Gue este que Sc ila-
ma IibertGdor, no hG s0bido siRo
~dcstruirlO,
Y emcomtrarG que hay mncha dits-
rencia entire Ell Is de S~eptiembre de
1910 D el &c de S~eptiembrc dc 1918.
PEDRO RECIO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-28
rEDRO RECIO

En- ,oda casa donde hay nihos tambicn
Gcbc haber IN frasco de ELIXIR De NC
GEE para Mics. 0s sumament. it'll GUAM
do sc trata de curar un es:6aaa2o sgrio.
colicos. diaTra O fiebrc primRvcral. IS un
-emedio my sa!udablc; no ~contienc .pIo.
mo-fina. nj ~ninguna droga danosa o PERU
Gicinl 4 Ia salud. Prccio: 25c. y SOC. cada
i:asco. Nendido por R.. Cohn and Co. San
10. Texas. adv.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-28

Toda ID correspondence -elacionada
cGr esta secciGn. debc venlr d!riEIca
ssi: la PreEsn."-Sccci0n De Con-
sultas, 40 n. Santa Rosa ATc.-Las
consUltes cue trRteD de cuestIones oe
Amor y de Sociedad." deberan traer
Ia misna direction. a~g-cg2ndo so!a-
merte n palabra "Leticia". Para to-
das les consultas que reguteran con-
testaci6n privsdR cs precise inc!u!r
TIA estAnpilla Ge = tres cenraroS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-28
ASUNTOS DEL Ola

In deudu pu5lica ETC., ain sobron
milloncS cn las Areas de la TeSoreria
Nacionai, hu Tesuelto eppplearlos en-
algo it'll a Ia re- que dc buen tono,
para una naci6n Uerada a tantisimo
eSplendor como In maestro bGjo 81
regimen revobuci0nurio.
Y ha resue!to comprGr todG una
jLota dc guerra.
Por Ghi, sabedores de su bonan-
"a, le ofrecen en- UentG HnOS .cuantos
bGrcos de guerra q algUnoS mercGn-
res. Y ell ST.. CGrranza SC hu dicho:
"a que tenemoS IN gran cjercito, ten
gGmos tambien II gran marina, por
mGS que de Marina no sepGmos CT
prcsente, como el ministro poriiriano,
Sin0 uNOS cudRtos nljwerOs dc la MT
Sicu del maestro ArrietG.
RcbrG dc SECURE quien Sc pregum-
te: Sc6Do, cWando el pueblo SC eStd
muriendo de hGmb2e, cHdndo no sc
pueden pGgar nj los mecQuinos Suel-
dos dc los maeStrOs de escuela y dc
los gendGTTaes, Sc IA q peaSGT en-
comprGr barcos de guerra, que NAL
ditG 10 iGi-a que nos hGcen? iPoT
guG no DC ch5re con csc dinero, una
minimG pGTte siqwicra de los adeudos
ojiciGleS?
PorQue no, porque cit ESQ de Ia
marina IA Ell inter6S de diguroS per-
sonqjes que "se han sccrijicndo por
la causc" . que a Ia horG de Ia trGn-
Sqcci6n Sc queGQrdn con mos cuGn-
tos miles dc duroS en- ell 6oiSIlo, en-
cd!idGd de comisi6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-28

Como el qObiernO carTGNctstu an
dc al p~reScmte, I'm 81 eS 10 es sobrG-
do dc direro; como, despWes dc cn-
brir todos sus compromises, pagan to-
dos los SpelGoS, hacer los enteroS de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-28
flagniss;ca opertunidad para NJ Msdico active e ~lnteigente-

yenta de IN consutorfo medico compleumeIe edupado. san ANTONIO Ieas q.
Ia poplaclaD mas j prop0Suo en- ID l Estsdo de EeES1 para u 49, NHaaS
la nedctna Y los edcus obucnen de ra GardeS uuINaes PoIIxe S-,ss1snn-
ta que casl scnpre pasa al contato. .dGaas. este coMMoro e :. d: nsores
eleuentos de Ia colon!a mexhma y pr personss que, Foteesan aHmSer ne
de Mexico Esa provEto de Saa de Ope2C!oleS, iaboraNrO,, aiNNIl ~
IN ccnfIrfO. frTran : pleas separadaS con n eIceente ShaH, tMFGoa p.
ada : msannrco salon dc eSperL lsuaneate dSpone de TN coHFeo sIo
de insIrnnenus = Medicines: SC hla SiuadO en. IN lugar 5iinamGHhe Gt
co Y perrccamente conocidc por d pnhlno. por IeYary a muchos amos mo-, os . es
de coNo; To- que, Dor oa parN, seran Huy. reducidoS, a Ge Sc h9s Ia Ia ". w
tinci6u dc yeDdnIo a IN prco sun4nel DaO. TCiO genera De nIoHHbNo-
mes Sc Ia dnran a persona de buae re CUE los solcie. PnGn una CHA o Ha-
yNcs dAos dede iugu. pueS desco rcuTarue del eIercco acufo DE mi pro
fes6n anns de pocos dAS eSuibcndo en- E SguIente lorna: = o. BOX o' eH
Antonio. Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-28

No, v~iejecito, mentira;
te estan tomando las cenas;
mo 10 sientes? mo 10 miras?
Dios que no te defiendan,
= porque 81 no....te fastidian-
CHANTECL@.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-28
TIROS AL BLANCO
Ell EN- CASA

Al amparo Y al aorigo
del gobierno carranci5ta,
ven Ia luz algunos diarios
en- Ia metropoli misma,
sobre los cuales don Venus
ha creido q pies juntillas
que son "revoidcionarios,"
que siguen Ia ruta misma
trazada por el augusta
"libertador" de Cohahuila
V e. Tupo de generates
robadores de gallinas.
Piensa cue Quienes e5criben
en- las hojas Teferidas
pertenecen a los suyos;
de otro mode no Sc explica
que en- Ia cueva de los leoncs
tales Danieles existan
sin que hayales dado tros
a la vuelta de una eSquina,
sin que Sc de con u hlesos
en- Ia Pe2itenciaria,
sin que, en- lin, tres generates
tras de una hreve ~entrevlsta
los hsyan en- IN inStante
transportado a mejoC vida.
Y es que a don Venus Ia a.tura
de IA codiciada silla
lie ha restado facultades
de las pocas que tenia,
vamos, que 10 tiene loco,
POI mas que nadie lie Olga
por carino a su pelleio,
por respeto s ST. barriga.
Veamos 81 no: don Venus
terribiemente Sc indigna
caando alguno lie sugiere
Que decrete una amn!5tia-
Las razones de csc enojo
saltan de pronto a Ia vista:
bien sabe don Venust:ano
que las plumas enemigas
de 81 gob!crno de farsas
tan descaradas que irritan
81 retornan 4 Jauia
mis- daHo, al vez, Ie harlan
que tcmarse en- ei almuerzo
dos kilos de dinamita-
LIE causa terror, espanto,
Ia prelsa oposiciolista;
pero. ...e que Ia tiene en- casa
sin que lie salte o Ia vista.
Excelsior" diario impor&ants
donde csc-iben cada dia
piunas cue en- mejores tiempos
Sc llamaron p~orfiristas,
con ~articulos serenos
Y con frases tan mansitas
tue al hombre el efecto lie hacen
Qle a un cato Ia mano tina
bien oliente Y enguantada
de una bella senorita
cuando sobre el suave lomo
del Tjnino sc desliza,
le esta cayando a Carranza
pausadamente Ia cripta.
Don Venus no Sc da cuenta
porque Sc We muy mrriba;
pero el publico, el que juzga
sacramento las noticias,
que en- ciertas publicaciones
sabe leer entire lineas,
comprende sin gran trabajo
que la gleba ca1rancista
tiene e. enemigo en- casa
V aun neciamente Sc fla.
Flores, Dufoo, Valenzuela
Y otros de la ITALIA misma,
tan solo por convenience
pasan hoy por carrancistas,
mas tai dano al carrancismo
lie hacen con cada noticia,
que ala van, como &c nluestra,
hotones de marca fina:
"A Jalapa sc acercaron
en- numerosa partiGa
los rebeldes de Pelaez,
Aguilar Y Felix Diaz.
Forman chusmas nal armadas;
pero ocurri6 la desdicha
de que los soldaGos ''leales"
pocos cartuchos tenian.
Entonces los "bandoleros,"
de Ia mas cobarde guisa
cayeron sobre los "leales"
V ALI los hicieron tr:zas."
Otra: "Llegaron a Tlalpam
unos cuantos Zapatistas
de aquellos que al iatrocinio
todas sus ansias dedican.
Todos iban nal armados,
todos NAL vestidos iban,
pero trabaron combate
con nuestras huestes bravias
Estas Sc portaron bravas
como 10 hacen cada dia:
itodos murieron matando
los valientes carrancistas,
Y entonces los b]andoleros
esas turoas tr~ogloditas,
sc a]poderaron de todos
los pertrechos que ALI habia;
roba-on q los vecinos
: Sc fueron Ell seguica."
Don Venus, con sus anteojos
prietos We tales noticias,
J exclGna: soA,os nuestros...
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-28

E. P P, San BenitD, Texns.-Si listed ISL
10 desca, ie code-,os da- "A di-ecci6a de a.
suaa casa De Nusva York cue sc GcGiQue q
IA fabrication de peiicrlas cine-aacos-afieas
para que Sc 1onga en- eontseto con Ella ; les
indicuc cue las pslieulas Que Cc. desea son DE
Ia. on. tSer.r les norabreS = l=ycadas en- eS-
,pa6ol. Es cast SECURE aue tensaa alxunss
pciiculas Cue Iencn esta eondici6n- PeTo CO.
mo csc direction no podemos Gzrsela en- las
eoh,u,nas de esta Secc;6n. le -psau1os cue nos
-,;ts tres ceuraSos en- cssanpilas para e.
francueo de nuesTn carta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-28

A. &. Laclawnna, \. LAS uancaas i
que SC rcfierc son cast sic=anre el rcoUltado de
un ma, fua~cioaaniento del higedo y por 10
u:s=ao 70 ;adirato IS ataca- e nal en- 81
p-iCcn y - p-ct:2Gc-, por medic de reno
dion lo-.lcs de eficacis dudosa. sup-irai- sus
manifestations Para clio. lie rreorasadanos
que tome po7 espacio dc 2lgin tempo las pas
SIas Chanbersia Para q htsado y IN toni
co para N s-ngre que hien pued= se- ei vino
de zar-aparrila del Dr. Aver
The Dermott news., 1918-02-21

the court house in Lake Village Marcl the Ith:
 GRAND JURORS. \. C. Blanks, Dermott. Willie Daniels I. A. Bennett Geo A Franklin, " J. B. Slmms, Lake Village w & Rankin N w. Bunker. Jr., N w Bunker, ST, Geo Davis. = Geo. Sanderlin, Lake Hall. w. F. Moore. Red Leaf. Tom Fitzgerald. Eudora. Frank kellar. Robt Stephenson. F. B. Everett. H. w. Graves, Sterling.
 ALTERNATEs. (. II. McCroskey. Dermott C. l.. Dishough,
  John Robinson, Lake Village. Gus Eberdt. B. L. Ross Eudora J. F. Ward Percy Saunders. Gaines Landing.
 PETIT JUROTS. A. McDermott, Dermott. 0. P Bynum, Jesse Crook, Will Parker. k. l.. Collard Thad Downey, (. r. Skipper, Willie Duerson, Charles Measel. (. NJ. Matthews. Lake Village Frank Sharp, W V. Buntin, ]. P, Suit, J. T. Jackson. Eudora. John Ellis. F. H. Holt, '' w. H. Hardin. Jesse II Webb. W. D. Morgan. j. NJ. Jones. Jennie. C. l.. Mead, Leon May. Grand Lake. Gayden Drew, Sr., Luna. w. G. Clouston. Lake Port.
 ALTERNATIVES. c. R. Kirkpatrick, Dermott. w. E. Lephiew, Harvey Parnell, K. P Blythe. A. R. Connerly. Lake Village. Dan Elledge, Sunny Side. T. N. Llrwellyn, Luna. T. C. Gamble, Eudora.
The Dermott news., 1918-02-21
Methodist Church Notes

Last Sunday was not bad Sunday with our people and all services well attended. The Sunday school report was excellent. congregations at both services were good and the interest throughout the day was fine.
 Next Sunday the pastor will take his text Isaiah 3S-l "S Set Thine House in Order.
 It is desired that everybody read the City physician notice in this paper, then read carefully this text for next Sunday morning. then resolve to hear the sermon in spite of anything that might turn up. We cordially invite our friends to visit us. worship with us and to feel themselves at home when they come.
 If you are not at home in our church, you ought to be. Come. sing and pray with us. Come with us and We will dc you good and you will do us good.
 Pastor
The Dermott news., 1918-02-21
w.. M. s.

The Missionary Society held an in teresting business meeting on Monday afternoon at the church, The presi dent conducted the devotional exercises by reading the 35th chapter of Isaiah, The wilderness and the solitary place shall be glad for them; and the desert shall rejoice and blossom as the rose. joyful hourishing of Christs Kingdom being the theme Isaiah was the greatest of all the prophets and an intimate friend of Hezekiah. the great and noted king of Judah. who opposed the nation of idolatry and restored the true forms of worship. When the great artist painted the three pictures on the curtain in The Passion Play he painted Isaiah along with Moses and Jeremiah
 After roll call the minutes were read and approved. $4. 40 was collected on the flower fund and s. 25 on dues.
 The first vice president. Mrs. V. G. Barnett, who has charge of the young peoples work, will give a Silver Tea Friday afternoon from to 1 O clock for the married members and from to , for the young people.
 A program from The Voice will be given next Monday at the church with Mrs. Gaddy for leader.
 Mesdames Belser and Elvin Lephiew were enrolled for membership. After repeating the Lords prayer. the socie ty adjourned. Secretary.
The Dermott news., 1918-02-21
WEARY0URREDC CROSS BUTTON

The little button which was given to you when you joined the Red Crosa stands for something It means that you are one of twenty-two millionS in the United States. onefifth of tho entire population of the country. whd are helping to win the war fer Ama-, lea and her Allies. It means that you believe in humanity and demo- cracy. It Is the insignia of ono of the most potent agencies for good h the world. Every member of the American Red Gross is a privileged person. for 1t is . privilege to bslonS to this most wonderful organization. Show that you esteem it . privilege by wearing on the lapel of your coat or on your dress the white button with the Red Cross. Wear it every day and wear it whore others cannot fa1i td see iti
The Dermott news., 1918-02-21
Some Things Everybody Does

There are some things that every body owes as rational human intelli- gent beings and nobody has an inner ent right to ignore these debts. for they not only concern themselves but also Almighty God and society. For instance every person owes 1t to him self to be the best possible citizen. Then everyone also owesit to society to wield an influence that will not be detrimental to the community. Then there Is the great debt of gratitude that everybody owes to God for the common as well as the special blessings Unless a man Is subnormal he will ac- knowlege these facts and assume the responsibility cheerfully that Is already resting upon him as a citizen to dis charge these debts There is no other institution in the community nor in the world that is in the business of mak ing men and women better except the what branch of the church one goes into ho will find the same purpose in operation of making men and women better.
 Next Sunday when the impulse moves you to do the right thing and try to be come a better man or woman through worshipiug God. don't forget the in teresting and helpful services in Der mott's popular homelike church. the 1 Presbyterian church. where hearts are warmed. lives are developed and souls are saved Sunday Bible school at 9:45; Morning service at ll.oo. subject Strange Things Seen Every Day.
 Evening Service 7:3o, subject :" The Evolution of an Efficient Christian. Pastor
The Dermott news., 1918-02-21

Nursing education not only prepares for large variety of professional fields, but is an excellent preparation for home and family life and for pub lie service in many ways.
 Almost upon enrolment the student begins her service to the community in helping to care for the sick. as part of her instruction and training.
 Llfe in most schools is healthy, wholesome. simple and regular It Is full of vivid human interest, the stu. dent sharing in deepest realities Of life.
 The graduate of a good school steps at once into regular professional life and work with an assured livelihood. No weary struggle to get foothold- to show what she can do. The hosl pital has carried her over that stage. Her work Is ready and waiting for her if she successfully completes her train ing
 The student is at no expense for tuition. board. lodging. laundry. uni form. etc, in the great majority of schools Only few schools charge a tuition fee for preparatory course. The student is also cared for in illness.
 Salaries compare favorably with sal aries of other trained women In some fields they are higher than the aver age Especially is this true of teach ing and administrative work either in institutions or in pu1lic health nurs- ing. Opportunities for advancement are many and steadily increasing.
 Our schools of nursing, our civil hos pitals. are to women what the training camps are to officers and men Hun drsds of nurses have already been drafted. The supply will be utterly inadequate unless our qualified wom- sn rally in large numbers to this call of duty. Enroll as student and be- gin your preparation to meet your oountry's need for large numbers of highly trained nurses-not only for war service under the American Red Gross, but also for peace servics of the greatest importance.
 Hospitals and schools of nursing peed an ample student nursing s.rv- foe. composed of wellsdueatsd. high prineipled, capable and devoted young women who are in training to become s1psyt. skilled. competent nurses. All
The Dermott news., 1918-02-21
Jurors for March
 Circuit Court

List of jurors who are to report at the court house in Lake Village March the lth:
The Dermott news., 1918-02-21
Missionary Tea

On Friday afternoon Washington 8 Birthday) Mrs. V. C. Barnett will give "Silver Tea for the benefit of the Woman Missionary Society.
 The ladies will be received from to 1, and the young ladies (from l4 to 20 years) from to ! O clock.
 Music and readings will be given by Misses Whitson. Gaddy. Dante. Byrd, Kennedy. Rayborn, Skipper, Mercer and Mathers.
 Assisting Mrs. Barnett in serving will be Mesdames Bell, Trussell, Mor- ris, Nealis and Kirkpatrick. xxx
The Dermott news., 1918-02-21
Epworth League

Program for next Sunday: Leader. Lille May Walton Topic, The Power of the Cross in Asia Song Prayer Scripture Lesson, Ps. XCVl Asia, Mary E. Edwards Some Talking Points. Ruth Evans An Amusing and Significant Incident
 Gertie Gaddy Three Thousand Men Sitting in the Rain for an Hour to Hear Sermon.
 Merle Bullock News from Japan, Preston Cherry Song A Cheering Word from India.
 Jerome Thompson Facts of Medical Progress.
 Blanche Neal Piano Solo, Bessie Morris Some of the Things Dr. Willard Price saw in Asia. Mrs. Higgins Song and Benediction xxx
The Dermott news., 1918-02-21
New Picture Show Opened

The opening picture show at C. H.. McCroskey's new theatre was given Tuesday night, playing to an audience which taxed the building to it's capaci- ty. every available seat being filled.
 Shows will be given regularly each evening, the first performance begin hing promptly at 7:30, with an entire change of program every night.
 The regular admission prices will be Ice and l5c plus the war tax. which will make them He and l7c, with an occasional advance for special films.
The Dermott news., 1918-02-21

hospitals and schools of nursing must select from these their superintends ents and assistants. supervisors or head nurses and principals, instructors and lecturers.
 Public health nursing needs in larga numbers well-Qualified nurses for tha following well-defined fields of work. Bedside care of the sick in their homes, care of babies and prenatal iu- struction of mothers, supervision of health of school children, instruction and care of ruberculous patients ;n thelr homes. nursing and welfare work in industrial plants, mental hygiene work, hospital social service.
 In all these fields there is ..n in- creasing demand for administ, ators. supervisors and teachers. These posts call for women of superior ability and high educational qualifications.
 General conditions for admission are: (a) Those personal qualities re4 quired in a life of responsible servica for others; (b) graduation from good high or private school; (c) good health; (d) proper age-should not bd under 20 years eff possible) and lot over S5 (about the limit).
 For further information address, Lyda Anderson, Director Nursing Serv1 ice. 1917 Railway Exchange, St. Louis.
The Dermott news., 1918-02-21
Here Now i!

W. F. Osborne. the Income Tax Man is now at the County Treasurer g office at Lake Village for the purpose of assisting income tax payers in mak. ing our their returns to the collector of Internal Revenue. He will be there until next Thursday. February 2sth. Everybo please take notice!
The Dermott news., 1918-02-21
NURSING SERVICE DEPARTMENT F

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The Dermott news., 1918-02-21
Christian Endeavor

Program for next Sunday:
 Devotional service
 Subject, The Power of the Cross in Asia, Pa. 96; l-l3
 Leader Charlie Otfutt
 What the Cross did for Ancient Asia. John Hammock
 Hymn
 What the Cross is Doing for Mod ern Asia. Mrs. Robert Parrish
 Hymn
 Benediction At the meeting of the Endeavor last Sunday night the following were elect ed delegates to the district convention which is to be held at Pine Bluff next Saturday and Sunday: Miss Byrnice Mason, Mrs. w. F. Hutchinson. Mir. Joseph Duerson and Miss Mabel Porter, Master Ed Jones will also attend the convention.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-08
DISTRICT CObR IS
Convened \ CITY:
ONE M#NENTENCEI

The Potter co PM district court
convened yesterdaI lorning with "A
full and complel' iheup of county
officials. Judge un T.. umphros
presiding; +. 7 niiler district at
torney present Aeriff Burton
Roach In attendoi Ioe and J G.. Skill
man clerk. The |olrt reporter Mr.
NcGinness has n arrived yct but
win probably arrl No today
The grand jury VAS dismissed
last Friday and vil NOT be- called
together again ~ neat Monday
The first procedure was the call
ing Of the docket Yesterday morn
ing and setting Of the cases
The case OF the State of Texas
Tvs. Harry Orall. charged with burg
sary was the only one disposed OF
Yesterday. the defendant in that case
pleading guilty and being sontcnc-
ed To two years In the uonitentinrv
md was upon request given Il sus
,ended sentence
Pay the President -
" Burks. OF Miami. Is IN the
city looking after business
Mae ] Dwight. Jim Crane and i
= Nelson All of Childrcss. were IN
he city Sunday and today
Pay the President ---
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-08

", Texas. involving a part Of lot
in block 2l7 Of the Plemons addition
10 Amarillo. Texas Consideration
$500 Recorded October 4. 1918.
J l. Summers and wife. Anne
clifton Summers. Of Potter county.
Texas. 10 John b Gilyin. Of Potter
county. Texas. involving a one half
interest In lots / : and IA OF block 1
Of the Hand addition 10 Amarillo
Texas Consideration $40 and other
valuable considerations Recorded
october 4, 1918.
" T. Finkles. of Potter county.
Toxas. 90 George W Williams. Of
Potter county Texas. involving lots
70 and 20 IN block Is Of the Gliddon
aud Sanborn addition to Amarillo
Texas Consideration $4,000 re.
corded October 4 1918
J.. u Morton and wife Lola Nor
ton. Of Potter county Texas, To NJ
p Wedge OF Potter county. Texas.
INVOLVING S o. feet by 40 feet Of
lot and the N 10 feet boy 100 fret
ut of lot g 100 block SO n me pInm
lus addition 90 Amarillo. Texas
Consideration $500 Recorded Oc.
.uhor & 1918
j T. summer aud wife. Anne
clifton Summers. of Potter county
Texas. tu John o. Gilyu OFF Potter
county Texas involving block DO OF
.hr Mr- 81 o. Oliver EatIo -ubdi-
vision OF part of survey lll block
consideration $40 and other good