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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1918-01-23
TRIAL OF SNOWDEN
Under WAY TODAY
Judge Duncan Sitting In Murder
Case at TowsOn
MANY WITNESSES CALLED
Jury Finally Secured al LOS And TAX
ing Of Evidence Began
An Hour Later.

John Snowden, colored. well known
about Annapolis. was placed on trial
before jury in the Circuit Court for
Baltimore County at Towson today, TO
answer to the charge Of murder in
connection with the death OF Mrs. Lot
tie May Brandon, the young wife 'of
valentine n. Brandon. a government
clerk, who was found dead in the bed
Of her room at the former home of
the Brandons on Second street on the
afternoon Of August S last Judge
Frank l. Duncan Is sitting in the case.
The case was the first on the calen-
dar when the Court was convened this
morning, and considerable time was
consumed in securing the panel Of II
jurors. A total of A talismen were
called before the jury was finally
inpanelled, according to information
gained by The Capital over the tele-
phone from Towson This was at
LOS o'clock, at which time the Court
took a recess for an hour, when it was
expected the examination Of witnesses
would proceed without interruption
In impanelling the jury, the, State
challenged five talismen, the defense
thirteen. Eleven were excused for
cause under tho usual rule, and later
the defense used three more chal-
lenges.
It is stated that a total Of SIS Wit
nesses have been summoned, 81 OF
whom were called by the prosecute
and "a in behalf Of the defense. There
was no excitement or feeling about the
Towson Court House, it is said, other
than that which attends the average
criminal trial, although the Court
room was crowded by The large num-
Der of witnesses and other interested
parties, including relatives and friends
Of the victim of the tragedy and her
family, as well as those of the accus-
ed negro.
SnoMden, in custody of county police
officials. entered the Court room with
a display of the calm demeanor that
has characterized his action ever since
he was placed under arrest on August
13 last,,sn9 9e- days following vnerrime
that has been charged against him.
He took seat near his counsel who
are former State Senator A. Theodore
Brady. OF Annapolis, and Mr.. c. Gus
Graso1l, of Towson. States Attor-
ney Nicholas H. Green. OF Anne Arun-
del. and States Attorney Hartman, Of
Baltimore County, will prosecute the
case.
Owing to the large number of wit
nesses called, and there is no doubt
that the examination OF them will be
exhaustive, it is thought the case viii
continue through tomorrow and possi-
bly, will not be concluded before Fri
day. Several physicians. called as .ex-
perts in connection with the injuries
and general condition of the body OF
Mrs. Brandon when it was found by
her husband upon his return from
work at the Naval Experiment Sta
tion late on the afternoon Of August
s, will give testimony in the case.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1918-01-23
TO ARGUE ANNEXATION
HEARING TOMORROW
Meeting In House Of Delegates To
Oppose Baltimore Taking Big
Slice Out Of anne Arun-
del County.
DISTINGUISHED SPEAKERS
To Include Isaac Lobe Strauss, Steven
son Archer Williams, James N.
AiunrOe And Others -Ques-
lion Hinges Upon
Legality

Legality
Tomorrow afternoon, at3 o'clock. a
big meeting viii be held in the House
Of Delegates under the auspices Of
the County Commissioners Of Anne
Arundel County to oppose the Annex
alton bin before the Legislature.
wherein baltimore City proposes to
take by main force, if possible, a big
slice out OF this county
A large representation Of citizens
and taxpayers from the Third ana
Fifth Districts will be present, and it
is urged that as many from Annapo-
lis sixth Diatrict) as possible be at
this hearing.
There ~ be prominent speakers
to argue gainst annexation, among
whom are Isaac Lobe strauss, Esq.
former Attorney General for Mary
land; Stevenson Archer Williams.
former senator from Hartford County:
James NJ Munroe. Esq; Cadwallader
Collins, kf Norfolk, Va; Wilbur Mil
Ter, President Of the Dawson Chemi-
cal Company at Curtis Bay, and a
large delegation from the Third and
Fifth Districts.
The County Commissioners for
Anne Arundel County, James A. Wal
ton. President, are making a big fight
to defeat the annexation bin now be-
fore the Legislature, which comes up
for hearing tomorrow. The Com
missioners declare If they should lose
out they VIII take the case to all the
courts, even to the Supreme Court OF
the United States They base their
claim upon the constitutionality OF
the question They alIege it is impos-
sible to take any part Of Anne Arun-
del County without a referendum.
Baltimore City has to cross the Pa
tapsco river and Baltimore County be-
fore reaching the bounds or Anne
Arundel County which it wants to
annex" This county is in no sense
contiguous to Baltimore City.
From 50 to 90 per cent of the
manufacturing interest of Brooklyn
and Curtis Bay (Which would be in
cluded in the annexed territory are
opposed to annexation and the re-
naming ten to twenty per cent are
neutral
Baltimore City has made the ques-
tion Of annexation political issue,
which ought not to have been done.
Politics has no right to figure in this
grave and important question of an
nexing Anne Arundel territory and
part of Baltimore County to Balti-
more City.
Through the annexation of Anne
Arundel to Baltimore City this coun-
ty would lose ten to twelve million
dollars OF taxable property.
This county is assessed at $2s.000.-
600 for 1918, and from ten to twelve
million dollars Of this constitutes the
taxable basis Of this section.
All people interested in this mat
ter are urged to attend the hearing
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock in
the House OF Delegates.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1918-01-23
RECEPTION AT GOVERNORS
TOMORROW AFTERNOON
hrs Harrington viii Receive From 4
To 6 The Receiving
partv.

Mrs. Emerson c. Harrington, wife
of the Governor. viii hold the first OF
her two Thursday afternoon recep-
tions in January, tomorrow afternoon
az the Executive Mansion.
The reception hours will be from
ton will be assisted by Mrs. Emerson
ton vii Ibe assisted by Mrs Emerson
G Harrington. Jr.. (her daughter-in-
law Mrs. Warfeld, wife of Adjutant-
General Henry IL Warfield and Miss
Warheld, Mrs. ] dePeyster Douw,
wife OF Major Douw OF the Ad1utant
Generals Department. Misses Julia
and Helen Douw Mrs Theodore john
son. Chairman OF the Woman's Sec
tion OF the Council of Defence for A.
A. Co, Miss Polly Williams. daughter
Of Bishop Williams: Miss Eleanor
Green, daughter Of States Attorney
Nicholas H. Green, and Miss Marie
Brooke
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1918-01-23
Covernment To Sci Nitrate al co,t

As part OF its program for stinu-
lating agricultural production. the
Federal Government has announced
through the Secretary Of Agriculture
the purchase Of about 100000 tons OF
nitrate Of soda which viii be sold to
farmers az cost, farmers paying the
freight charges from the port Of ar
rival and the State fertilizer tag fee.
The nitrate probably viii be used
most largely by farmers in the At
lantic Coast States from Long Island
to Florida. owing to the value Of nj
trates for such crops as truck, grain,
an dcotton and the great cost Of
freight to Middle and Western States.
The free-on-board cars price at ports
viii be seventy-iive dollars and fifty
cents a ton
County agents and local committees
are cooperating with the Department
Of Agriculture in the work Of distrib-
uting the nitrate and win furnish
farmers with application blanks and
explanations Of how to obtain the ma
terial If the total Of the applications
exceeds the 100000 tons available. the
government reserves the right to pro-
rate tha amount TO individuals in
smaller quantities
None cf the nitrate viii be sold to
dealers either directly or indirectly.
according to the Department. and
each farmer in his application must
agree not 10 resell any nitrate but to
use Il on his own farm. Applications
must be signed and returned SO as to
reach the county agents or members
Of local committees by February 4.
The government is making every ef-
fort 10 reach farmers who desire a
part OF this nitrate, but states that II
VIII be impossible for the county
agents or other persons to visit every
individual farmer and urges all who
desire TO purchase nitrate to get in
touch with their local county agent or
a member Of their local committee.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1918-01-23
S. PC. A. TO HOLD MEETING
Friday Afternoon In CarveI Hall sun
ParIor Election Of Officers

The annual meeting of the Annapolis
Branch Of the Maryland Society for
the Prevention Of Cruelty Co Animals
will be held on Friday afternoon, jan
usry 25, in the sun parlor at Carvel
Hall.
Much business of Importance is to
come before this meeting, besides the
annuel election of officers. A new
president is TO be elected to succeed
Prof. NJ NJ. Terry, resigned, having
removed from the city.
All members Of the s. P. C. A. are
urged to attend the meeting Friday
afternoon. All who are not members
are invited to attend and to become
members.
The S. P. C. A. has done great
work for Annapolis and needs help
snd encouragement
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1918-01-23
ADMIRAL EBERLE
WRITES MAYOR STRANGE
Refers Letter From U. S. Fuel Admin
islration Annapolis Received 1000
Tons Of Coal in 1917 Compared
to 55S in 1916.

That Annapolis has received her full
share land more-of coal for 1917. is
set forth in a letter from the u. S
Fuel Administration TO Admiral
Eberle. superintendent Of the Nava'
Academy. which has been sent by the
Admiral to Mayor Strange,
The letter follows:
Captain Edw W. Eberle,
Supt. Naval Academy,
Annapolis. Md
Dear Sir:
In your reply refer TO 5-G-S.
Referring TO your recent tele-
phone conversation with Mr. Lea
royd. in connection with the an
thracite- requirements of Annap-
oils.
This matter has been taken up
vigorously with the coal shipping
companies. with the following re-
suit. That Hall Brothers and
Company of Baltimore are for
warding additional shipments
withou, delay II. H. Lineweaver
and Company. Inc. shipped into
Annapolis during 1917 approx
mately two thousand tons as com
pared with five hundred and fifty
eight tons for 1916, and they.
therefore. feel that they have done
their share by your community
They are arranging, however. fur
ther tonnage without delay The
Philadelphia and Reading Coal
aud Iron Company advise the
Administration that they will inn
mediateIy forward emergency
tonnage from their mines TO assist
in relieving the urgent needs Of
Annapolis
II Is felt by the Administration
that the assurances received from
the coal shipping companies are
such, that it is fair to expect that
within a reasonable time addi-
tional tonnage viii be received in
Annapolis and that &C least a por-
ton OF the urgent needs may be
taken care Of including all of
those whe have little or no coal
Very truly yours,
T.. $. FUEL ADMINISTRATION.
BY L. A. SNEAD.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1918-01-23
ITEMS FROM IeLEHARTs.
County Cuttings BY Capitals Weekly
Correspondent Pertinent
Personals.
Tglebart. .Jan. 81. lgIa.

AEACHhNts aIs ASlC-
The children Of School No. 10 have
formed 6 Junior League of the Red
Cross and with their teacher, Mre. r.
M. worthington, have their cross in
the window with the sixteen small
ones around the large one The chill
dren are quite proud as the money they
paid for their membership they made
themselves
A meeting Will be called shortly at
the school to interest the women Of
the Second district in making cloth
ing and doing knitting. II will be
branch of the Council Of Defense, Wo-
mems Section. All wishing to join
send their names at once 20 Mrs. n
Henry Wilking. ct lglehart. either
By phone or card.
What foolish idea Of the Balti-
more papers to change them from
Sunday 60 Monday. People in the
country do not have time to take
holidays and Sunday is the only time
they can read than. Many subscrih-
ers have called in their order 8s they
DO not have time to read them en- Mon
days.
Thrift stamps are becoming quite
popular. The agent. John Reid, st
Iglahart, on the W., B. 4 A. has the
stamps for ssle.
Miss Julia Hatch is SPEEDING a few
weeks with her brother and family in
Baltimore.
Mias nj Clautics and Mrs E.
Bslkhe, Of Baltimore, sisters of Mrs.
George Viking, Of Sherwood Forest.
we're her guests on Sunday
Mrs. HesFnan Fl. Wlking, Sr, Of
Sherwood Forest. is quite i'll at her
sons home.
There quite a lot Of sickness
here in the country and there are
many serious cases
L. M. ".
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1918-01-23
Engagement Announced.

AT prettily appointed shower
given at a surprise on Monday even
ing TO Miss Mary Ed@iua Preller. by
her cousin, Mrs Chas. Treadwsy, the
engagement was announced of Miss
Preller to Lieut.. Andrew A Kramer,
Of Comp Meade Both Miss Preiler
and Lieut. Kramer reside in Annapo
lis, and are very popular among a
wide circle of friends, who wish them
happiness.
The wedding will take place early in
February.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1918-01-23
PERSONAL MENTION.

Those Who Come And Those Who Go
Our Floating Population.
Miss Bruce Kinsolving, daughter Of
the Rev. Or. Arthur KinsolviBg. Rec
tor OF ST Psul's. Baltimore. has been
the guest Of the Misses Douw, leu
warden. Murray Hill
Mrs. Harrington, wife Of the Gov
ernor Of Maryland, spent the day in
Baltimore.
Miss julia Douw. daughter Of Ms.9r
J. de Peyster Douw, visited friends in
Baltimore today.
Hon. John Hubnar, OF Baltimore,
WAS in Annapolis today.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1918-01-23

An engagement OF interest just an
nounced is that Of Miss Besise Kelso
Baker. daughter of Mr. and Mrs J
Paul Baker, to Lieutenant Thomas
Valentine Cooper, Z. S. n, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick 4. Cooper. OF
Media, Pa Miss Baker. who is al
present a member OF the faculty at
Lakewood Han, a boarding school at
Lakewood, n. J., is sister Of Miss
Sophia Howard Baker. Miss Eva
Graft Baker and Miss Frances Wyatt
Baker Lient. ]. Paul Baker. Jr, u. S.
A., who is stationed OF Camp Nc
Arthur, Texas, and Lieut.. Somerville
Norris Baker. q $. A., who is on duty
At Camp Lewis, Washington
Miss Baker was presented to society
several seasons ago at the Bachelors
Cotillon Lieut.. Cooper was gradu-
ated from the United States Naval
Academy class of 1876 and is now
with his ship in foreign waters No
date has been set for the wedding
Colonial, Thursday Wallsce Reid
in a thrilling perturbation Of Frank
H. Spesrman's popular novel Nan Of
Music Mountain adv 2ij23
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1918-01-23
DR.. ULRICH To SPEAK
Tonight at First "a. E church Sunday
School Room.

Owing to fuel conservation, and the
High Sch0ol Assembly Hall not being
heated at night. tho meeting TO be ad-
dressed tonight Dy DR.. Mabel Ulficb
OF Girls will be held in the Sunday
chcoI room Of the First Methodist
spiscopaI Church, instead of at the
ign School. The subject is Patriot
N and Girls. = The meeting is call
:. for 7.30 o'clock.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1918-01-23
opPHlEs' COURT.
n,.,o.,tion Of the Affairs Of
F3llt4 49, .aF grpbans.

rfur..sftlffH Ba tA+g -
f5.,1l ~. -aI 0rphans.
-- in The Orphans
r .ar Of that tribunal
follows:
in the matter Of
,aIste Amanda r Bald
| 6fWIliam H. Moss
81 faistration on the
81 r baldwin was filed
ters granted, no
"a ltors, and 1lr.
f administrator by
r.guired bond.
ale Of the person
re thomas 2. Hallock
ma "a.
1 Of the personal
He Henry a. Tucker
m and testament Of
Fa rey was liled and
r.e Mr. Robert L.
fi.ne Of the re-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1918-01-23
POEMS WORTH READING.
To 0nr Girls.

by Amelia Josephine Burr.l
Our country gives the young men she
has treasured
To suffer-and to die, perhaps-for
YOU.
BY Gods own standard let your gifts
be measured
And to their highest hold your cham
pions true.
To keep cur country free. our children
fearless,
Our women clean, they face the hell
OF war.
Arm them with memories pure to
courage peerless
Give them womanhood worth dying
fort! From the Churchman, jan
uary 18th.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1918-01-23
A GARD

wish TO Jhaut The Independent
Fge Company .ar their services rem
"A Saturday of last week, at
m e at noe Prince George st.
u MRS. y. A. MARTIN.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1918-01-23

Don't miss walla>e Reid, in "Nan
Of Music Mountain" be Is great.
adv.2tj2s
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1918-01-23

Wallace Reid. in MAN Of Music
Mountain" corking good story
Colonial, Thursday. adv. 2tj23
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1918-01-23

RELIABLE MAN o drive Wells
Fargo Express Wagon Apply AS
Maryland Ave- j2-2t
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1918-01-23

cr, aesday Sessue Haya.
hTs a .H and thrilling story
aT. rt Gene. adv 2tj2I
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1918-01-23
THE WEATHER.

Fair. continued cold tonight.
Thursday partly cloudy and
warmer. with snow in the
mountains.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1918-01-23

,o-s letsr from home.
~ .s,t i follows you where
-. -r5 70. gocts. S month
nal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-20
COIIE1 rIuNS.

Wages. rents and claims of any
description collected on percentage
basis, anywhere GIVE as chance
We can get the money The Brun-
son Mercantile ArnuC, T.. .. Box
10. Amarillo. TeXa. 2f2-6p
SECOND HAND refrlrerators - We
have about two dozen OF these IN
an sizes, will sell them cheap. for
cash or will exchange for other goods.
Easy payments NJ regular prices.
See our stock u USED" furniture
and stoves 'BfdG 1R AND BIT
HUPMOBILE NJ bargain, 1917 tour
ing car. looks and runs Ike new
one nice top GOOD tires. magnetic,
Everything I'm nfst class condition
1cll At bargain Might take Ford a.
pnrt paw Got too many cars Must
sell. Phone SGS or =, o. Box SOC.
URAInS mado from combings. Elite
.Iairdressing rMlDr. 10 Fuqua BLDG
Phone ~. 2iG-ttc
FOR blowing and fertnlziug phone
1898 2S2-2Gtp
GOOD s'ororrarH,r desire position
Phone 2.la or address a. % Hoy
'1-l. -'s-c
~ IT Is HELP YOu WAIST phone
SD. Amarillo Employment Aru0.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-20
EXCHANGE

CO acres. right iu edge Of Clarcn
don best location. with beautiful
modern home. fo trade Cor plains
land and assume some This place
clear
3S.000 good 81. o. notes ou land
near Amarillo lIrhly improved. 90
trade 30 or part for some Amarillo
property
800 acres owned and 900 leased
iu Palmer county. clear aud 100 head
uf cattle 90 trade Tor land near ANA
rilio.
Two good brick buildiugr CO. Plain
Wow best location. rented $3.50 90
month WIN trade for plains land
CF0 acres miles Amarillo 600
acres in cultivation. level aF a floor
Uli trade fHs Amarillo business
property and assume.
800 arrrs of fine land 10 Lynn
county near Tah0ka. will trade on
roridenra property here and assume
II...rDUrr
100 owned and & sections grass.
improved This lido Tucumca-l. good
little ranch. will trade with Just a
little cash az almost your 0wn price
owner here Monday Investigate
800 acres D. miles northeast ~
Am .rliio fo trade Cor residence prop
crty BOZ Amariilo. See - Tor any
Kind uf "a trade
Umf forget thar { have homes 90
900 In cFe-v part 81 town. and on
term to suit ALSO some good Polk
street businfs property worth Tho
money Come see me aFlte of tel.
cphouo An M yuur service.
J. o. RUSSELL
Phone go 13 Fuqua Hldr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-20
FOR RENT

FOR RENT Bedrooms s. wook
zoo Pierce. 273-tp
OR RENT Several very dc irabl,
office rooms In the Masgic building
opposite First National Bank See
gent. Room s 21a-ilp
FOR RENT Two unfurnished Hrht
Housos cepIug rooms COS West
smith 273-sp
FOR RFNT - Two unmrnished
housekeeping rooms. with light and
water az lio7 Buchanan 27i-3p
FOR RENT Furnished room phone
i'06 also baby bod for sale can
afiof . p. M eos West Eighth
27i-sp
FOR RFNT Two large. unfinished
housekeeping rooms. strictly mod
'rr private front and back entrance
a1 ch.l,icn Phone 1857 21f-ap
FOR RENT BEDROOM al Ioinine
bath ln private home. furnace heat.
-eas0nahle Phone llfl Z7f-3p
FOR RENT One furnished or un-
furnished room furnace heat 20
-ognle without children Phone
1929 2Tf--p
FOR RENT Two modern houses.
close o. ono is well furnished. pos
session M once and give lone time
Sec , " Zimmerman or phone 1872
2s2-sp
WILL RENT % responsible party for
Tho winter nv east front. furnished
home. modern Number gf00 poik
ST ! R. T Basseii. 2---2p
FOR RFNT Furnished bedroom
s0a IfArison gT--sp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-20
efnlIErunrnfe

Tho WrHan offers f1r FrI1v and
-aiH.d1r Hr rr.rH rood PROGRAM.
= ..rr nf trruI now Ar raft
production "llHarfs uf fhf Wt
rfh beautiful Elsie Ferguson and
riI star r1si Thi. ri1r B. aEer
from IrU tory "picfra of fnn
'a.r. h EDGAR seiutn and most
rfe-f orc hlH ra1f 10 This $500 be-
.hr Hrf rmH Wise rrrrnann ever
aaHaarfH .n Western drama hnf
ehn handles hrr nlrf JUST nr eril a.
.ip has Iu Dor society and emotional
rn'es 1nf fha rafroua nf che M'sriun
asur.1 uai irr-'. also nn
came rrormm uni Del sh,sn au-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-20

per acre. good Improvements, sis
miles railroad D. miles Hereford
Address owner Boa 90, Hereford.
Tex 4f5-lD
WASUMNN WANTED Must bc able
tu deliver high class work Pcrm3
ucul place rifht party Salary $2'
week So saturday work Pauhnr
die Steam Laundry Amarillo. ToAaH
nLn-.-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-20

H.U. uu. of those funny Paramount
ru.r Clmedies entitled Her
IN...I Love. featuring Chester
... U And .ts just as funny or
oven muIrr than tho other Sennett
comedies chat play the Mission every
|..d.E aud saturday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-20

POSITION WANTED Bf IHu
married man in " g. have M
flto years. experience iu electric.
and mechanical na.ufananer H.I.
Experienced boz uff hunfirr HY..
u.fHl and railroad hop aud
h1iei electrical ma rfenauco a. E.
care Vows r r
IS BARGAIN 200 ceres f0r llr.
$50. e. zoe rash. balance bod of
terms ga 4 lions leased a. cents
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-20
WOMEN ARE APPOINTED
ON COMMUNITY BOARD
BY R. B. MAsTERsON

70 % Nasierson. chairman OF the
lumur'fy labor board. has appoint
90 Mrs Katherine lnman OF the
Hotel Amarillo 60 represent tli.
woman employer and Miss Katherine
raerr OF i50l Harrison street To
represent the woman employe on
H.s board
Nr Masierson made these appoint
meuts Yesterday morning.
Tho power Of the women repre-
Htaiives extends TO Nl questions
concerning The utilization OF women
in industry The two women mem
tars gill have fun voting powers.
They shall be eX-officio and nos-vot-
inr momters Of The community labor
board iu rospeci to other matters.
hr' shall be invited 10 attend all
meetings ~ The board.
mmr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-20

FOR RENT-A few very desirable
apartments IN the II Charles, steam
heat. hot AID cold water ignitor
service and gas for cooking, not the
cheapest place in town but the best
for those who can afford 10 live COM
ioy,ably, prices are $50 and 500. ac-
cardiug TO size. Also have several
fine rooms for gentlemen only, top
floor and basement ranging from
$40 10 Sl2.aO basement and SIS to
$50 for the others. The ST. Charles
Annex situated next door. Is also
for rent = rooms and two baths,
will rent as whole or liz suites OF four
TO five rooms for occupancy by fam
lilies For Sale No 1929 Harrison
Street. six rooms. modern. lot N5Xi40
icet. on the paving a corner lot with
cas-, front. price $4,000. For IA
change Tor Amarillo property. good
vacant properties In Clarendon.
Wichita Falls and Clovis, will give
or take cash difference. Amarillo Is
the best town ON the map today and
! want 20 exchange my outside prop
critics all into Amarillo real estate
G.. l.. Green. office 7O2 Taylor st.
Phone 1873. 272