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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
q. S CApTIyES ~ GOOD HEALTH.
Visitor To Rastatt Says Prison Doors
Are Open To Our Men.
.atod Press 10 Every Evening


Washington. Dec 3 Twenty three
hundred American prisoners h war az
Camp Rnstati Germany, were reported
well organiz Il we'll clothed and morale
excellent, IN cablcgrnm todaY ~ the
American Rod Cross from Lem g. Levy,
Of the prisoners relief section, who has Just
visited Raatatt
The German authorities, Mr. Levy re-
ported. are willing "a release the prisoners
at once under clarge of nineteen American
officers to be transferred from the prison
at Karlsruhe and he recommended that "A
tram he ordered sent for them ~ oncc-
This message from Mr.. Lcvy brought
the FIRST definite news received on this
side. uf The situation at the big kas'ott
camp slncc the signing 81 the armlatice.
Its favorable nature was regarded as
particularly gratifying IN view ~ varyinR
reports concerning the treatment accorded
prisoners ~ the t;crInane
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
DESTROYED ALL RECORDS
OF BELGIUM ATpOrrTp9

Pans. Dec x The German Foreign
offico destroyed by Grc All dana ging dorm
Tnenta in thc archives n the general gov
eminent a. Brussels and DESTROYED ali
documents r. Hcrin which might ~ mar
fIl IN placing responsibility for The var
IN thc German government. Herr Nclkrn-
buhr, 4 former -ncaljst rneTub~r ~ The
Rci~hs'ag declared IN z rpcech ~ Bcrhn
7ccUrdiug m advrea rcrsived bore
Tho revelations ~ Mrlkcnfaihy. the
Paris newspaper declare, throw p singular
hight On thc proposal of DR. -0lf. NJ
German foreign Secretary, to have s
neutral commission inquire into the origin
III tho war
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
PEACE CONFERENCE MAY
OPEN On DEC EMBER 20.
ny Associated Press to Every Evening

by Associated Press to Every Evening
PARIS. Dec. Sit appears the Germans
will he unable to hand over all OF the five
thousand locomotives stipulated in the
arInSticc agreement by December T.,
according To the Matin, anditls possible
that the Allies Will grant more time 10 the
enemy This will have the effect Of delay
ing peace negotiations, SINCE they cannot
begin until all the armisticc conditions
have been fulfilled
Discussions between the Allied dclega-
tions to the peace conference probably
Will begin on December %, with President
Wilson taking part personally
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
GENERAL BULLARD. BRIGADER.
President Advances Coloncis to Major
Generals.

BY Associated RrteS % hYerE evening
Washington, Dec 8 Promotion n nc
regular establishment 'or eevera, general
officers. serving IN the national army was
announced TODAY d nomination sent bt
President Wilson -o hc senate Lien
tenant General Ro5cr, Z Blnard ID De-
national army was nominated for pro-
motion from the grade III BTi-adier 10 ina
Of Major General In the regular army
The following CuloneIs serving as
Major Generals IA tncnatlonsl army we're
named to he Brgalicrs b The regular
forcc, George W. Read Charles I'll
Mcnohcr. William a. Haan, John
Hines. Charles w. Muir lanes IN Nc
andrew. James {; HarborI Charles P
Snnmerali
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
NEAR HOME HOSPITALS
FOR WOUNDED MEN

By Associated Press to Livery Evening
Washington, Dee 5 Plans under
which all wounded men returning from
France viii 70 to hospitals within thrcc
hundred miles of the homes of their near
est relatives. were announced today by
the war department.
To this end base hospitals al training
camps have been Turned over to Tie
Surgeon General. providing Scventv-tivc
hospitals with facilities to carc for l04, 23t
men Fifty thousand men are expected
to he sent to these institutions within
the next four months
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
MORE SOLDIERS COMING HOME
Nearly 5000 Men, Officers and Nurses
Sail To-day
ciattd press 70 Every Evening

Washington Dec , Two steamers,
IL Empress Of Britain and I'D kdr.atic
sailed from Liverpool yesterday for New
York with returning American troops,
the war department announced today
The Empress of Britain carries 76 officers.
ion nurses aud >, $50 men The Adriatic
carries SO officers and ? ,2Us mcn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
WOUNDED BOY UNKNOWN.
.Serg. James III. Moore. On Casualty
List Cannot Be Unidentified.

No trace Of a Sergeant James II
Moore, reported on today's casualty
list as being slightly wounded in France,
and who was reported TO live at 427 East
Light street can be found, There is
no such number on East Eight Street,
the last number on the block being 425.
a tailor shop
Inquiry Of several families Of Moores
living IN the nelghborhood failed to
throw any light On the matter. Nu-
rnerous drugstores and business places
were unable TO give any clcw to the ident-
ty Of the wounded soldier
i,articu!ai teorie cI.o"5e Clover Dairy
miik. ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
Diplomats Fear Berlin Socialists.

by Associated Press to Every Evening
London, Dec , The diplomatic
corps m Berlin has asked the German
government for protection against the
anarchstic propaganda of the >partac.s
gioup winch IS agitating for the general
arrning of the prolctanat, according
to an Exchange Telegraph Dispatch
from Amsterdam
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
O'NFAL LICENSE REFUSED.
Court Decline, TO Renew that for the
Commercial Hotel.

The judges Of the Court Of General
Sessions today disapproved the applica-
ton of James G. O'Nca for renewal
of his license Co sell Intoxicating liquor
at the Commercial Hotel 2O5 Market
street.
Renewal was opposed by the Law and
Order Society, which claimed ONcal
maintained clandestine entrance, vio-
lated the antl-scrcen Law and violate
the police order to close saloons on Nlcto-
~ Day
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
PRESIDENT Tp CALL ON
POPE WHILE IN ROME
ny Associated Press to Every Evening

Rome, Monday, Dec. Precedent
Wilson. during his stay NJ hrs capital.
will pay n visit to Pope benedict, # ~
announced hv the newvpa pcrs here. lie
will 60 to the Vatican. It Is stated, from
the American Fmtassy lnstead of from
tho Qulrinal, where the President and Mrs
Wilson will hc the guests ol the king and
Onccn while IN Rnne.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
HUNS START PLANS
FOR ANOTHER WAR.
CONQUEST BY AIR
As German Navy League Was Pow
crful in Past So VIII be New
Flying Associations.
PLOT CAREFULLY YELLED
~ Associated press n Every Vv~u'1s

~ Associated PRESS ~ Every Hv~n'na
london, Dec = In Germany there
IS socie'y called The deutsche dieger
bund, Just as the German Navy Trag1Ic
Vss largely Influential ia giving Germany
powerful navy 90 thlq ucw flying league.
ii - believed hero, is czpoctcd 81 promote
the German aim IN thc next var" ~
conqueriDg the world from the air
According to "A Bremen p0por. thr leag1le
will undertake the preliminary work 10
The training pf votnp men for tho sir
sfrYico Flying schools arr IN IL eS-
t3blshcd for fbc practical and throrei
cal instruction of boys from is 81 III
ycars Old
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
HOLLAND sTOPsExPORFS To HIN.

London Dnc e Thc rItrh govern
nent has decided ~ stop an exports -
Germany II rcprieal for the stoppage n
the export of German c0al " Holland.
according ~ an Exchange Telegraph
dispatch 'rorn Amsterdam
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
DENMARK DENIES FOOD REPORT

Washington, Dec a Denmark has
made uo arrangements tn furnish large
monthly shipments ot fOnd 70 Germany
as reported recently Nv the Berlin cor
respondent of She Beriingske Tidende,
according 10 an official dispatch % the
Danish legation from the foreign office
az Copenhagen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
Soldiers Apparel Order Revoked.
! Associated Press 70 Every EVENING

2
Washington, " Dec 3-rhe war de-
partment today rescinded its recent order
requiring soldiers upon discharge to ac-
count for all articles Of wearing apparel
issued by the American Red Gross and
other charitable organizations
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
SOL LDIERS GET Bic PAY
To FIGHT FOR NEW FLAGS
Men From Former Battle Fronts
Hire Their Services &c Gaiic:a
and SileSia
BY Associated Press 10 Every Evcntn,

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Vienna. Monday Dee ; rmvelers
arriving from Lemherg say tkrMnlan
troops are preparing 70 surround and
starve out the city, held By Polish forces
The Ukrainlans ere SAID 20 haye already
cut the railroad and are being reinforced
by sufficient troops returning from the
Italian front to make q fight against the
Poles
The Ukrainians deny that thes are
BoIshevlsts, but say that when the
Austrian Empire was broken up they
felt they had right to the capital city
of Lelnberg the Poles having other
capitals Difficulties also are anticipated
between the Poles and Czcchs over the
possession Of Oderberg, IN Austrian
SIleSia.
Conditions IN Gallcia and Sllesla are
SAID 10 be worse than they were during
the. war The several newly organized
republics are gaining recruits from soldiers
returning from the varods fronts and
are paying them several dollars PER day
for fighting Officers also are beng pad
for engaging in hostihties.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
TREAT TWO INJURED.
Homeopathic and p. and s. Have Only
One Case Each.

John Kirueski, Il klund street was
treated at the Homeopathic Hospital for
injuries to a limb received in a fall.
Samuel Mccormick was treated at the
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital for
decorations of the fingers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
CROWN PRINCE SAYS
HE HASN'T ABDICATED

OosterIand, Holland. Dec. B.
Il have not renounced anything
and | have not signed any doen-
ment whatever" tho former Ger
man Crown Prince declared TO the
correspondent today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
ADJUSTMENTS Tonight.

P,aynous, Edith Caveu. the woman =,
Germans Shot
tSArrick Naudcg iic
Sicforia- The 'nCha>tenao Woman.
LY.eetl-'rTh. MaL,- f3eiipve " tc
Ma ~tIc sporting Lie
EyriC- PhOioplays and mualcal -0mo4t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
Charged with Larceny.

William Young was arrested today
on a charge Of larceny of materials,
from Walters blacksmith shop, over
Market street bridge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
Letters Granied-

Register Of Wills Isaac r Brown has
granted letters of administration on the
estate OF Richard W. t. Roberts TO Ada
H. Roberts and on the estate of John
Andrews to Mary Andrews
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03

Paris, Dec ;. II IS reported from
Warsaw that 800 soldiers from Alsacc-
Lorraine, who were taken prisoner by
the Russians, have refused to return to
their homes by the way Of Germany
They are being housed temporarily IN
barracks offered by the Polish military
authorities
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
JAMES J. ENGLISH
REN0M|NATED FOR
CITY POSTMASTER
His Name Was Sent to the Senate
Today by the President for
Second Term.
INDORSED BY SAUL SBURY

by Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Washington, Dee. . pcstm4stcre nom
mated toiav hv President Wilson IN
clud,d James J English, Wilmington, Del.
lie also nominated Rhubert X. German
for postmaster ut Dclmar and Alfred l..
Cummlns ut Smyrna.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
Straw berries or Decembcr J.

Levy Court Comni-sioner-cicct Harley
] otrahorn If Newport plucked fine
Strawberries III hs garden yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
Thc Mpather.

By Assogiatod Press Jo Every EVENING
Washington. Dcc. 3. Forecast for bc.a
ware.
CLOUDY and somewhat watuer son.gh-
aud "Wednesday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03

a feeling OF security goes with Glover
Dairy miIk-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
A KA|SER'S YOKE
AGAIN PREFERRED
BY GERMAN PEOPLE
Some Action for Return of Old
Form Of Monarchial Government
Expected Within hort Time.
SOCIALISTS HAVE FAILED

~ Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Observation-Disclosures tttittttt.tt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-05
STOCK TRADING IS
WIDER IN SCOPE
MGHkET DEVELOPS IRREGULAR,
TREND INMEDiATELi AFTER
4 HIM OPENING.

NEW YORK. Sept 2 Trading ia
Stocks today assumed wider scope.
1ut the market Developed an irregu-
Iaf trend Immediately after the firm
opening he usual leaders closing
mostly 40 moderate rrccssions.
STAR news. although Jess impress
.Ite. vas sufficiently favorable 10
invite further public participation.
Rails held tHf .reaier part OF their
gains ou announcement that the gov
eminent contract viii s0On become
operative
For the first time Boo q fortnight.
W.l money ed a triiIo the rate
HUrr tO 54 per cent
United 5tafe Steel Mexican Pc
fr4elu Reading and Southern Rail-
RaI we're fie principal con rlbutors
fo fhn DAYS business
EARLY gains of fractions 90 2
points boz other nlusfrl'H equip
urnis copper aad shipping and
900. .ofe largely. ' nor wholly. re-
'.HNi.hnl at thD Irregular end.
Ir amounted f1 10000 shares.
Aside from their steady tone. do
nestle and iorrirH bonds were with
.It feature Total sales par value.
EI.,T. 600 O'i nlfed States bonds
Hrrn unchanged 900 call
|H.. HmI . fUnIIFnf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-05

KANSAS CITY. No. sept g.
CATTLE Receipts ll.0 600 marke;
iajy 90 o. cents lower. Texas
steers. SIbo0 1900. Texas COWS.
So nn $500. Texas calves. seas va
Oh. native steers. $1,000 80
native COWS and heifoa. St.25 IN
I3 600 Vtockers and feeders 81 20
1Gt5.
logs Receipts $4,000. market
'Hu % 10 'r cents lower. rough
heavy hogs. tl7OOu1N.35. hn1yy
hogs flNN1 U2Olo. MIXED and
butchers. t1eNtn 2010. Hight
hogs. SlN36Htg.e5: pigs. $500
ID 17.tU. bulk. $500 5000 Est.-
mated receipts tomorrow 5000 with
lir clearance ON market
SHEEP Receipts 10000. mar
Sec slow and lower. hwhH $40 90
1850. ewes. SIC ruH 1850.
acfhor.. Sla2 5u1f25
nur fh. tHr.uF.HsvF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-05
DISPATCHED
TO HERBERT c. HOOVER
ON COTTON SEED CAKE

An official telegram, signed for the
BUYERS and Sellers OF Livestock As
.ociation hv r. u. Masierson. its
president. has been sent 10 Herbert
IT, Hoover urging that he take into
consideration the absolute necessity
of cotton seed cake being supplied to
western ranchmen al price at which
% can be fed 10 cattle. II they are not
10 be- forced 10 send their breeding
stock 10 the slaughter pen.
The message complete. follows:
Herbert G. Hoover, Food Admins
traitor. Washington, d. C.:
Recent asd general rains since
August 25th over the cotton belt
of Oklahoma. North and Central
Texas will be Of material benefit TO
the cotton crop and with an average
frost II IL probable that the crop
viii be- larger than last year. but
since the estimated crop prior to Au-
gust 25th was equal to the produce
ton Of last year. we believe that
the maximum price for cake, basis
43 per cent protein. 100 pound sacks
for this year should not exceed
SOB so per ton T. o. b. cars mill, this
being the price fixed last year.
We wish especially to emphasize
the importance and Justice OF pro-
rata price on unit basis of protein
which would be $l.25 per unit, basis
/ $53.50 per ton price However. the
feeders OF cottonseed cake prefer ~
per cent protein or better as the
, freight and expense OF feeding same
Is no more on the higher grade than
ON the grade as low as 80 per rent
! protein and IL Is not right for the
I feeders TO be forced to take lower
grade product unless they are AT
least given the benefit OF the actual
difference in feed value We know
from actual experience that the high
| or grades can be fed more econOmi-
Cally and with much better results
! than the low grades for the reason
| that the feeder Of cake must have an
abundance Of grass or roughness he
/ fore cake can Dee economically fed
/ aud where cake contains an excess
i've amount of crude fiber Il is u big
loss TO the feeder of same
We fell, as representatives OF the
| great beef producing industry. which
/ Is so necessary 10 supply meat prod
ucis for the consumption by the arm
| ICES OF Democracy. that you In your
/ wisdom will realize that the breed
ing herds must not be sacrificed on
/ the slaughter block and will set
price that will be- in justice TO the
] farmer and az the same time enable
/ the producers OF beef to hold his
/ breeding herds
! LIVESTOCK BUYERS g. SELLERS
ASSOCIATION.
By r. y Masterson. President
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-05
CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMS announced
LONG LIST on VACANCIES ARE
ANNOI Need BN COM
MISSION.

The United states CIvil Service
Commission has announced the hold
ing of examinations 10 tIll q number
Of vacancies In the service within
the near future.
The position, together with salar-
les and dates Of examination are list
ed below:
Photographer. Grade I, male,
$500 to $4,000; Grade 2. male and
female, S72O 10 1920 September
p
Assistant superintendent Of Seed
Warehouse, male. $500 September
"a
Special Field Agent In Entomol-
ogy male. $i20O 10 S2ooo Nom
assembled examinations az any time
Vineyard superintendent male
SliiO 20 $500. October /
Laboratory Aid IN Agricultural
Technology. male and female, S72o
10 SlOSO October .
Sugar Chemist and Tcchnnlogist,
male, $500 to $1,000 September
"a
Mechanical Craftsman. patent Of
flee. male and female. Sl00. Sep
iemher %.
Assistant in Dairy Cattle Breeding.
male. $4,000 10 $1,000 September
"a
Chemical Laboratoriau. $500 TO
$500. Chemists Aid. S12O 90 $500.
male and female September "a
Assistant In Fish investigations.
nae, $l2Oo to S1G2O September
-
Inspector OF Mechanical or Flee
trieal Equipment, S270O. Inspector
OF Structural Steel, 02iOO. Both
male
business Principal. male and fe-
male, $1,000 year and quarters Oc-
tobcr 2-3
Agricultural for Reclamation
Projects. male, $500 to $1,000.
Assistant Clinical Psychiatrist
and Psychotherapist male, $1,000.
september "a.
Architectural Dodgner. Architec-
tlral Craftsman. both male. Panama
Canal service sac 10 Si75 per
month. September IL.
Machinist, Toolmaker. male, $l200
20 $500. Any time.
Preparation in Nematology. male or
female. 5000 10 $1,000 October =.
Special Agent for Research IN
Trade and Industrial Education. male
S250O 10 $500, Special Agent for
Agricultural Courses. male, $250O "a
$500, Special Agent for Research
in Home Economics. female. $1,000
10 $4,000. Special Agent for Re
search In mdustory for Girls and
Women. female. S25O0 10 $4,000
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-05
MILITARY TRAINING
WILL Be GIVEN At
NORMAL At CANYON
DR !. T. NIL RETURNS FROM
CONFERENCES NJ FORT
SHERIDAN.
OFFICER TO Be DETAILED
Government VIII Furnish Tuition,
Board, Clothes aud Pay Men
Enrolled $40 Per
Month.

Special 20 The News.
CANYON. Tex. Sept g. Military
training is 10 be- given az the West
Texas State Normal College and IL
viii begin on October !. although
Tho school opens on September "a.
An army officer will be- detailed 10
conduct the work
President A. nm and Professor
d \ Shirley ~ the West Texas
State Normal college have Just re-
turned from Fort sheridan. m.
whore they attended a conference OF
L s army officers and college Of
fiCials A. result Of that confer
ence the state school al Canyon.
through Dr hin. has made the fol-
lowing announcemept 10 the public
The West Texas State Normal Col
lege has been designated by the L. $.
War Department az a station for mil
itary training and will proceed TO
provide equipment. barracks. etc.
The War Department will detail
a T. $ army officer 20 open train
ing camp here about October 1. and
continue same indefinitely
The Z S government will furnish
free tuition. board. clothes and pay
$50 per month 10 an who enter
Al men who are IS years OF age
ar more and have completed a stan
dard high school. or who can pass
college entrance examinations. are
eligible
Boys under Is years OF age who
have finished the high school course
will receive free military training
Further remuneration can not be-
promised az this time
BOYS over rs years OF age who
have not finished high school. and
who can not pass college entrance
examinations may enter the voca-
t0nal unit NJ the Students Army
Training Corps on pay and subsist-
rncr
Boys will an live In barracks and
will boz under military discipline "a
hours per day. Z days per week
Boys will be- required 20 do 10
hours per week of military work.
and 3 hours ~ recitation on our
Var Aims" Il is desirable that
an 10y take French aud technical
English Military instruction will
.l...u of rifle shooting. bayonet
training physical driI and close or
der duu
The school opens September 10.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-05
CORN TRADERS ARE
AF RAID OF FR0STS
nor SlTt AIiDt ~ NINNESOTN
AND WISCONSIN CAUSES
ASINESS.

Ny h..UrIhfd Press
CHICAGO. Sept q Heavy frosts
This morning in Minnesota. together
with predictions of frost tonight In
Wisconsin, kept corn traders uneasy
throughout The iou Trade. how
ever lacked volume The greater
strength which developed was large
ly due t0 the fact that according 20
the weekly crop report the bulk of
The crop would not be- safe from frost
damage before september Do or 20.
Attempts TO realize profits though.
brought about rather sharp rcac-
ton in the last thirty minutes Of the
day
Government inquiry put firmness
into oats Hesides. receipts we're not
large. aud Canadian crop estimates
were hullIsh
Provisions hardened a little owing
10 the monthly stock report. which
showed q decrease of about 5000
u0o pounds ut meats aud 2.000, n0O
pounds of lard
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-05
LAND TRADES REPORTED
w IN NJ nEAI.ER

u p Smith OF this city traded his
hud near Chllicothe for land In
Randall county 10 miles southwest
OF ibis city. belonging 20 J r.
Grimes % Amarillo The smith
land was valued al $1,000 and the
Grimes land vas valued az $1,000.
The deal Was made Tuesday Of this
week through John nees Nj
Grimes intends moving 90 PTS newly
Acquired land near ChIllicothe soon.
Mr nees also sold the r. Newsom
quarter section adjoining he Grimes
land 90 Mr. smith
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-05

~ Associated Pres
LONDON. Sept THE British
government has sent a telegram 10
the Bolsheviki government al Mos
COW demanding reparatiOn and
prompt punishment OF those culpa-
BILE on the attack OF the British en-
bassy az Petrograd on Saturday when
the embassy was sacked and Captain
Crome. the British attache. was
Killed
The British Government threatens
IN the event Of the failure Of the Boil
sheviki government 90 give satisfac-
tion, or 10 there should be- a repetl-
tion of acts OF violence. 20 make the
members Of tho Soviet government
Individually responsible and have
them treated as outlaws by civilized
nations
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-05
For Sale

~ sections near Adrain.
3 sections near Dalhart.
II sections near Hartley.
sections near Vega.
~ sections near Charming.
30 sections west OF Dalhart
sections near 81 Francis.
g sections near Dumas.
IL section for sale. 10 10 lease
q sections near Gerard.
section near Kress
! ~ section near Duncan.
Z sections near Dimmitt.
FOR SALE
have many nice homes in ANA
rillo for sale on all kinds OF terms
Call and see me Cheaper 10 buy
than build.
100000 worth close In property in
Fort Worth 10 trade for land OF
Amarillo property
". n. COON
y. q. hon l41t
Phone 1880 Mission Bldg
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-05
RBIriSH sHIPRI
MNS LARGE ~ NJGI ST

" W. T"T0"|
LONDON Sent Z British NOR
chant shiphuilliur completed and
entered for service IN 'he month Of
august amounted 90 ief.61t gross
'nu. This announcement was made
hy tho admiralty tonight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-05

WASHINGTON. Sept The
comptroller of the currency today
issu"d .8ll for the CONDITION OF an
national banks ~ the close ~ bust
ness on saturday. August 81