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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1918-02-16

If anything occurs in your neighbor-
hood that interests you, it is sure to
interest others. Send an account of
it to The Pleasantville Press.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1918-02-16

Written in a Bowery Lodging House
while under great sickness and other
tribulations, with a crowd of profane,
obscene, noisy men at the same table.
Gods grace is always sufficient. Any
body is welcome to use Wanted, a
prophet" as they wish. 1t is o for
sale as it belongs to the Author, not
the writer. The writings of this writ
er are sent to newspapers, magazines,
in letters, postals, ETC., as widely as
God supplies the way and means.
None are for sale.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1918-02-16
Helping to Win
the War
Adviee TO Americans Between the Ages
of 10 and Fl
BY GEORGE AIDE

This is a letter to the fortunate ones
who, ten years from now, will be en-
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1918-02-16
Guarantee Trust Co.
North Carolina and Atlantic Avenues
ATLANTIC CITY.

Daniel S.. White, President; Henry
w. Leeds and Clarence L. Cole, Vice
Presidents; Herman M. Sypherd, Vice
President and Trust officer; Harry T.
Siekler, Treasurer.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19

highest motive sought 10 lay bare a
wrong. forthwith he was charged with
lending aid and comfort 10 the enemy
J will not subscribe 10 any doctrine
that either IN peace Or In var legir
male, honest and consideration, sug
ge'lion or criticism may not be m.
iulgtd
People Entitled to Know
This government yet belong, 10 al
its people and they are entitled 10 know
not only how automatically the gov.
crnment deals with lhs nations Of the
earth, but N know a, well that which
concerns the internal p%olieis, which YET
control the republic situated within the
boundaries Of the United State, and
beyond Ihi, they are entitled 10 know
What intimately concerns thcir property
and their lives
"DislUyally and treason cannot thrive
in the light Neither can incompetence.
the strong ally Of failure Official SUP
preston and ConCeilmcnl are a. vicious
as The secret diplomacy and private lar.
gaining which President Wilson sd
Justly condemns The p%felen,e that th'
people cannot be told ihe truth u m,
l%rlliire Oi incompetent men who 40.
afraid 10 face The test Of public sCrl.
tiny
The real test Of criticism Is whether
II is Just or unjust: n consciously IN
just, II should subject him who utter.
b 10 contempt OF all II just, n 'inll
cate, itself"
In this connection Senator Johnso,
referred 10 the work Of the senate com
mcfcc committee. oi which he is a mem
her. and ~ investigation NJ the ship
ping situation Referring 10 the hol
Island, Pa, inquiry, he asserted ON
vt The contract, entered into by Mn
government. that with the America
International company state Of At
fairs %hcggaring description has dc
ycl0pcd The evidence demonstrates
wild SatutnalIa at extravaganza,
phantasmagoria ol patriotic prclcn''
And the pity aud the shame Of Il ar
that those MO. with a cheerful an.
almost studied disregard for cyer
principle OF economy are wasting th
money OF the Taxpayers. are some O
the greatest captains Of industry ot tn
nation
Those Embfoiled Shake Heads.
II have read recently the utterance
ct some OF those responsible for thos
conditions, and singularly enough the.
unctiOuSly express, as great patriots
their sorrow that such disclosure
should be made public and as lugu
briou'ly they shake their heads, the.
! c,claim that publicity Of the deln
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19

qusneie, IS giving aid and comfort 10
ihe enemy
In support OF his declaration for
government Ownership. Senator John
son said that the railroads had broken
down under the stress 0l the last lew
months that. II the country Is 10 have
efficient rail transportation the toa',
must be n~alionAlited and operated by
one directing head that the America
people have paid the price Of private
ownership" and that despite barriers
Or obstacles. the nation Il marching
,iraight 10 the goal Of public owner
ship and the people At last will come
INTO their own
Proposed Compensation Unjust
Senator Johnson stated that he il in
iull atcofd with Senator Cummins, who.
IN q recent speech. said hat the pro-
posed compensation 10 he given the
railroads Il, unfair and unjust lie
argued that the maximum compcnsI-
ton should NOT he paid the roads al a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19
INSANITY PLEA
IS OFFERED IN
PATTERSON CASE
Continued from PAOs %

would kill Williams. and that he had
done il with careful preparation when
Williams had no warning oi trouble ol
any kind Briefly, the prosecution will
attempt to prove the following
Sam Williams and DR. Price Patter-
son. father OF Ofban Patterson, had
been friends for years. In the fall Of
1910 Wade Williams and Dr. Price
Patterson tried to kill each other in
Maysyille Doctor Patterson was slain,
and Wade Williams was prosecuted Tor
murder al pauls Valley.
Orhan Patterson attended the trial
and at I'm, time FORMULATED the plan
TO kill Sam Williams. on account Of the
testimony he gave Ofbdu Patterson
had stated that III it were not for Sam
Williams. my father would be alive
now"
Sam Williams had acquired the habit
Of carrying firearms during the early
days and did not carry a revolver for
any sinister purno'e.
Al the time Of his death Sam vii
liamS was crippled in his left leg and
arm. blind in one eve. and wa barely
able to sec with the other.
"Shot in Cold Blood"
Victor Sniggs, a partner OF Orban
patterson's. saw Sam Williams in a
barber shop in the Lee building on the
morning Of the murder, and immediate
" ~telcphoned someone from the lobby
In a few moments Orban Patterson ap-
peared.
Patterson walked into Roach &
Vearey's drug store, and watched
THROUGH the Robinson avenu" window
for Williams TO annear. He hurried
out when hc saw Williams come out
Of the lee building, and shot him when
Williams was looking in another direc-
ton. and continued to shoot him even
after he fell.
Williams, on account Of his bad eve
sight. was unable TO even ser Patterson
as he approached, and was simply shot
down in cold blood
Patterson had previously said 10 a
nol;ce officer. "Therc's one man here
aud when ! meet him I'm ooin0 to kill
him. il he doesn't kill me first
Outline Of Defense.
The defense will attempt to prove the
following:
In 1910 Sam Williams ruined Orban
| Patterson's sister, Vernon.
DR.. Price Patterson, father Of Vernon
and Orban. said to him 81 ought to
kill you, but | have had trouble enough,
but if you ever touch my daughter
again, | will kill YOU"
Wade Williams, son OF Sam
Williams, then began keeping company
with her.
Sam Williams later presented Vernon
with a winter coat, which her father
tore up and burned.
Sam Williams fingered across tht
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19

street from ths place where Dr. Price
Patterson waJkilled Tor over an hour
before the shooting with a loaded shot
gun in his hands Before his sons trial
for the murder, Sam Williams made
desperate efforts to get certain letters
he had written 10 Vernon Patterson
After Wade was acquitted, his father
saw Dorset Carter fifteen of twenty
times in an effort 10 obtain the letters
Hotel Register Evidence.
After Wade Williams was acquitted
OtbAn Patterson for The first time
learned that Sam Williams and his
sister. Vernon had met at a hotel IN
Oklahoma City The register used BY
Williams will be introduced showing
that he had taken the girl there
When Vernon Patterson took her own
lie on March o. sam Williams ap.
pcared al the Terminal hotel. and
again made inquiries II she had left
any letters "She needn't to have killed
herself | would have given her plenty
OF money" he remarked
The dead girl left a NOTE. telling her
brother Orbau that sam Williams had
said hc would kill him " Orban didn't
surrender a certain note he held Sam
William, also wrote 10 Wei Patterson,
another sister Of Orban's.
Williams had never been in the barber
shop in the Lee building before. and
had three pistols. one Of which hc had
ordered especially last spring. TO do
effective work"
Sam Williams could shoot Jack rah-
bits with the new pistol he had bought,
even IL his eyeSipht was 50 poor that he
could not see Orban Patterson as he
approached.
Wlincs'cs who stood within four feet
Of Williams when he was shot will
testify that he made frantic efforts to
reach his pistol and that he had placed
his hand in his rocket before Patterson
fired the first shot.
Court Room Crowded
The court room was packed during
the opening statements, and was in
tcnScly quiet as the allegations against
Williams we're made by the defense at
torney Permission to indorSe two ad-
di,ional witnesses. w + McSaury and
G. A. Deppink, was asked by the prose
cltion when court opened, and an hour
was consumed in arguing the matter.
The request was ovcrru'cd bv the court
On account Of the funeral Of As'o-
ciate Judge Charles NJ, Ihackcr this
afternoon, Judge Clark ordered the
trial continued until tomorrow morning
al Q o'clock Witnesses for the state
will be placed on the Stand in the
morning
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19
OKLAHOMA CITY SOLDIER
LANDS SAFE IN FRANCE

Private Gerald Clayton, son OF Prin-
cipal John T. Clayton Of the Franklin
school, arrived safely in France, accord
ing to a cablegram received at the Clay
ton home, 42l West Seventh street this
morning He is in a balloon squadron
and enlisted in Oklahoma City last
August.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19
IWhus Epidemic
ooss In Petograd

LONDON. Feb, IA dispatch TO
~ Times from Peuosrad under date
! February IS quotes Leon Trotrky,
~ bolshsyik foreign minister. a. dc.
e1asins In his report upon the ending
negotiations a. Brest-L itovsk that
Ne German term, include retention Of
Poland, Liihusnia. Riga and Moon L.
had and an indemnity Of S-00O00oO,
presumably in gold.
The Daily News has a dispatch from
Petrograd dated February ~ reporting
typhus spreading in that city, with NJ
percent OF the cases fatal The epi-
bemie was attributed to starvation con
ditiom and return OF soldiers whose
clothing presumably carried the germs
OF infection. Nearly 90 eases Of me
disease are reported in one hospital
and infection Is said 10 have spread
through lack Of disinieetion Of clothing
and Of the cabs IN which the sick were
taken to hospitals.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19
OVERRIDING the Battle Scenes.


Warfare of all the ages has not been
neglected by the makers OF motion pic
lures. Battlesi Battles and then bat
tlesl To disgress for a moment, |
might observe that we have one thing
to be grateful for when they come to
tell the history Of the present world war
10 motion pictures. we won't see the
son OF the kaiser having a mad love
affair with our presidents daughter.
Women now have the vote and probably
will make history IN a different way
than by having amours with foreign
potentates, and rulers OF nations will
not let their countries 20 10 ballyhack
because Of affairs Of the heart. But IA
resume:
How long is the poor, long suiferins
public to have thrown at il these spectac
ular pictures, containing thousands o
feet Of film showing the method o
fighting olden battleS>on land and sea
Linda A. Griffith in Film Fun.
His Resourcefulness.
Stern was the glance which tn
coroner cast at the quack. dofpr VIII.
had just appeared in thx5 MS box
"And when you were SkpHsd H." h
asked, what did you give the de
ceased?"
Give Ams We'll, I gave him ipe
cacuanha."
Indeed" sneered the coroner. AN
I suppose you know, sir, that in tn
mans condition you might just a
we'll have given him the auror
b~oreaiisi"
Quite so-quite so, sir" said II
witness blsndly. 1T is a pleasure I
meet . man OF medical education. Tha
10 exactly what | should have give
him II he had not died"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19
"corr-Less Day"
for Feet, Every Day

Use "Gets-It," the Great Corn Discoy-
eryl Makes Corns Peel Right Off
Look at the Illustration below. Sec the
two fingers pecling OF a corn as though
II were a banana peel And the man Ia
smiling while he's doing It, All done
painlossly, joyfully The moment Gets
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19
Vital Statistics

Births.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Mark. Korn, Okla
glrL
~. and Mrs. r. L. Carter, $40 West
MAIN street, n girl
and Mrs. A. e. Guyer. s2s East
NH street, q girl
~. and Mrs. r. d. Briscoe. $50 West
1fAp31 avenue, q girl
~. and Mrs. p. N. Hewett, North.
~ of city. . strl.
and Mrs. Richard Bievins. bls
wen , avenue. . boy.
Uuiidlru Permits.
- Armstrong, Ills East EIGHTEENTH
seloot. concrete block house, s125.
Q. 6tonie, 1915 West Fourteenth
seilct. ens-story. ffsme dwelling, $4,000
?. Van Law. soi East Fourth
!. 1ffAms sddiion. $1,000.
1cslsvard. tvo-story frame dwelling.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19

SAN ANTONIO, Texas. Feb 10
Two death, were reported from Cam
Travis base hospital yesterday The.
we're
Private Theodore L. Goodwin,
Company b, J4jfd mAehin. gun bst-
TALON, pneumonia. Nearest relative
mother, Mrs r. b. Goodwin, caddo,
Okla.
Private Daniel Hurst, Company
Y. Jl5lh ammunition train, pnsu-
moniA, nearest relative, Mrs Het-
lie Hurst. iiO4 Wyoming street ~
PAso, TeHai
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19
To R,lI,,, Ga, in ID. stomach

which disiurbs your ,leep, lust Try one
SOC bottle Of LAX lOS WIT PEP
SIN A Liquid Digestive lasall,e FOR
Indigestion or Constipation Plea'ani
m take -(Ady)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19
Cad Of ThAnka.

We desire TO extend our thank 10
friend, and ncighbors for the beautiful
floral gifts and other AID, so kindly
rendered in the hour Of our great be-
reayemcnt BY the sudden death NJ our
beloved son and brother Stephen Olhl
Culmer
REV 8 l. GU MIR,
ARTHUR GUNNER,
EDGAR CULMER.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19

d the Danube she must pledge
IN support only . central Euro'
eooOeaie policy, We could now
D ~ " have . wholly ant-Gsfman
Ut Fefdinsnd's Influence after
Nar will be 0 altogether"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19
The Quiuine That Does Not Aztec
Hpad

Because Of its tonic and laxative ci-
feet, Laxative Bromo Quinlnc can he
taken by anyone without causing ncr-
vousness or ringing in the head. There
is only one "Bromo Quinine." F. w.
GROVES signature is on box. Soc.
ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19

time when all the rest Of the nation d
being asked 10 make the greatest saeli'
fees.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19

"Gets.lt," the Only Genuine, Thorough
corn.Peeler Ever Discovered. Demand
"oets-lt."
is doomed. II takes but two seconds to
apply 'Gets-It." The corn-pain 10 eased
at once. You can sit al your desk or
walk about, dance, think, love and work
with absolute ease. You can apply Gets
II" conveniently almost anywhere where
you can take your shoe and stocking off
for a moment or two. "Gets-It" dries at
once: then put your shoe and stocking
on again. There's no further excuse for
suffering from corns and corn pains.
"Gets-ft" Ia sold at all druggists Cyou
need pay no more Than 25 cents q bot
tle). or sent IN receipt Of price by l..
Lawrence d Co. Chicago, III.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19
SENATOR JOHNSON
ASKS Permanent
OWNERSHIP
Says Control Should Be More
Than for War Time,

WASHINGTON, Icb 20 Pcma.
nsni government owncr,hp OF railroad
rather than government control for the
period Of lhe war wa, advocated by
Senator Hiram Johnson Of California
today IN a speech opposing the senate
draft Of the administrations railroad
bin.
IF would o take the inevitable ntyt
step In government control Of our rail
roads" Senator Johnson declared and.
do whatever might be essential 10 make
that government control permanent gov
eminent ownership or at least leave the
way open 80 that Immediately upon the
termination OF the var We might follow
10 it, logical conclusion what already
We have partly done
Rate Of Return Protested
The California senator protested Wig.
o%rously, al the proposed rate OF com.
pensation to be paid the railroads under
the provisions Of the bill and also op-
posed the %senats's plan to turn the roads
back 10 private management eighteen
months after the conclusion OF peace
Senator Johnson digrsssed from his
discussion VI the railroad legislation IN
express nj, approval Of President VII.
sons recent stand against secret
diplomacy and the presidents policy OF
addressing congress from time 10 time
IN THE omen forum Of the world
Sentiment Still Prevails.
81 advert to this subject" the 'ena-
tor said. because ! deprecate the un-
democratic and un-Amcrican Supprc,.
sion and repression which characterized
the first months Of our entrance into
the war and which vet obtains m some
| circles.
"Thc idea last year seemed prevalent
and To find anction with various m
dyiduals and IN q large par, OF the
press. that absolute Hence and SuhmiS.
sion without complaints 10 any dciici,
cncy or injustice. were the only meas
ure Of loyalty II any individual. with
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19
Cat Meat Is
Yer Tasty,
Mr.. Hoover
Washington Man Eats Feline
au NatureIIe and Feeds
His Guests

WASHINGTON. Feb. l9-(SpeeiaD
MIR. Hoover needn't be a afraid OF a
food shortage as long as there are sew
sral million cats in the United States.
Cat meat is as good as rabbit, and II
properly inspected. just as clean, ae-
eording to Herbert Popenoe, assistant
editor OF the Journal Of Heredity, who
has been making experiments.
Mr.. Popenoe has made five different
experiments with all kinds OF cats
from the high bred Angora 10 the com
mon back fence variety. His method
was too cook the animal himself and
then invite his friends to dine with him
telling them it was French beaver,
tree rabbit, or just ordinary bunny"
But Some Got Sick.
"MoSt OF them seemed to enjoy IT,"
said Mr.. Popenoe, and after We had
pushed back II chairs and lighted our
after-dinner cigars, | told them. Some
OF them said II was as good as rabbit,
while others said it had tasted funny,
and later on began TO get sick, Several
government scientists have been at these
cat feasts' and they thought the food
was all right"
Mr.. Popenoe's experiments have got
ten him into trouble with his n~eighbors.
The first time he was hailed into the po-
lice court, but Judge Mullowny could
find no law against eating cats. An
attempt was then made to have his men
tai status determined with a view to
sending him over near Congress
Heights.
Canary Next.
The matter has Quoted down now"
he said, and | shall continue my ex-
periments to increase the food supply
in case this country should ever be
hard up for food like some OF the
European lands are now. My next ex-
pertinent will be or dogs. Then | shall
try horses, mules, canary birds. spar
rows, bullards. parrots. and the like"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19
Itoirkx 1, FOOD DleiAiof

PETRoGRAD, Friday, Feb IS
Leon TrotIky. the bol'heyik foreign
minister. has been appointed food dc
tator. with unlimited authority
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-05
MISCELLANEOUS
Scads OF Money

ru loan ou farms add ranches best
cato. and terms Loans 81. 900 and
up speciality u % Dewey. Amar-
ulo. Texas Box 1851 -5'-latp
NEW PARAMOUNT maternity hos
u.taI for confinement private. prices
reasonable. may work flr board,
tab.Ur adopted Write 90. boo lel
Nrs o. o. Long. i'Il D. Twenty
ryrfb. Kansas Cig. So 2'N-aItp
FURNISHED rooms close 600 Phone
1851 t2s5-Stp
nRAIns made from comhing7. Elite
Hairdrcs7lur rarlor, ~ Fuqua Bids
Phone 60. 2f'-iie
SECOND HAND rcfrigerators En- We
have about two dozen ~ these In
600 sizes win sell them cheap. Tor
cash or Eill exchange for other goods.
Easy payments a. regular prices
Sec our stock n, USED furniture
and stoves BIGGER AID BIZ
~ IT " HELP YOU WANT phonf
So. Amarillo Employment Agency
We get the help without delay ?
NeVs0rne. Mgr. + o. Box l12l. An
arlllo. TEXAS Night phone 500,
Help % all kinds always ready 20 -
Farm and railroad orders promptly
nued
THREE south rooms furnished fof
light Housekeeping 20 couple private
bath. ras installed u desired 100
Van Barren &c. -hl-.ip
HOUSE Cor rent al coo Past Fourth
ST. -G0-atp
present ,ro, reserved VIII n.
erenre f0- Plains lard or Amarillo
property Joe ] MIckie Land CO.
% mpl.s TaE 2eo-aic
3, 300 CORNTB brick husines.
property .r Panhandle county seal
tovn. annual rent about s. 900
wlu exchange f0f land or Amarillo
property Joe + Nic. o. land Go
Memphis. Tes 2fo-sfC
FOR plouinr and fsrtmnnr phon'
l2a1 -f--2sf.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-05

HAVE customers for several more
oil leases j l. Summers, 5l6l
south TAYLOR 81 gGO-3tcl
GOOD p,rDc ot land at a bargain on
BEST forms 900 eastern part of Pan
handle Write now to Dr i. W
Palmer siyol' Bond. Tex. 260-ltp
MODERN housekeeping rooms for
rent 500 Van Buren,. 2G0-ap
1866 'CEES excellent farming land
near iindlc} Ten improved osti-
mated thai present crop win bring
probably tlonO. price 500 per acre.
No,icc ia hereby given that the
annual Uaiiur of 'orlholdcrs of
Thu ra,os a. Northern Tous Rail
rat Cou9m, win Doe held at gem
ral office of tho COMPANY Amarillo
/ TDH.. 600 Tuesday October Q. 1Hl-.
hour uf d. noon. for The pgIuu
.- selecting % Board of Directors tor
.. .u ur ..ar and Cor .H.h Other
I.. u u.. come before said
lm'Hr
The annual meeting of the nirec.
lfa. ll .ail company win De- held on
~. lmr daio Url place Immediately
n.. tn. m.'.us OF stockholders.
d s. FREEMAN Secretary
"rH-2Gi,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-05
Government License E24sl GllS3e,

...I....
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ron UENT Ti.uroom modern
house CLOSE Boz uoilor uui,k 90 you
want Do auI D. N. Zimmerman VIII
.....,.. ......,..... .....
.'.' '''.' '''' '.'.''
u.r. sanitary oo..h, dWu- cable.
HH chairs rockers cheap li''r
r.I.... Phone ltI. ...u
,... .qY., ,..t ,. l... l....
.''.. "u. lh". can go h.... n'.l..
10 .' ''"' TO- .f
NORTH TEXAS AUDITING cow.
,04rt Iarrr or small. .. old. .r
COM. tact .uf. or Wir, ...I want
I'D. ..f. urr.r f.. ersra.. ...H
rDu -.II Dr. bsrJr. ... .Ir
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-05
TNl lITE 70 CLASSIFY

I..~ H. nf EUe containing
20 u s HH h.I.. bras. ... Do.
..rf n#Hr. PHI. r.t# .,t gossip
WANTED A. -.F.r.I pharmacist
30 ono. fI|- 0. n car. of NaH-
.fI-1ir
FOR stfr 900 1errs nn. Plains
land .lr rTr. FHnrI Price s-
uer rr.e 5000 urr se..n. section
loaar UHe rf. I0.. OF water Write
f.r orr I..t nf fIr.lIr. bob nrm and
ar.. nnE Drm o. Wuu Fu0ra.
Ta ZIP
piMrNrTrE .h.,k protector Gives
you fhf Hra protection ls fhe Thirty
and rarit Dollar machines and r1af-
arfsaI hf ttr manufacturer Price
g. Write Or descriptive Crcg-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-05
Pay the President.-
BuI>HENIkI HtTIFN
PEACE SUPPLEMENTS

|| n Irnaa
AMSTERDAM. Sept. Accord
ss t1 the izvestia Of Moscow. the
H1'sh'.ik central executive commit
fsr ha ratified The recently drafted
gpH.aH au'ary agreement TO the
nror-Lifovsk treaty and they have
He.n dispatched 20 Berlin for ratl-
rrsH0n by the German government
rnf Friday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-05

FOR SALE 1917 Ford. first class
condition. bargain for cash must
soll by Thursday p. m. COS Tyler
Phone 1854. 26O-3tp