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Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-05
New Four-Door Sedan
bort Latest Offering

The newest offering from the bort
factories at Flint, Mich, is a four
door bort Four-season Sedan. In
designing this new car the bort en-
gineers have incorporated many body
refnements that make for greater
comfort and conveniences.
Four doors permit convenient en-
trance and exit to both the front and
rear compartments. The front seat
is of one-piece design, replacing the
divided seat of former seasons.
The interior of the new Sedan is
unusually large, roomy and well ap-
pointed. The upholstery is high
grade whipcord material of medium
gray color which will withstand a
great deal of wear without showing
usage to any appreciable extent. IL
Elimination is dome light operated
| by push button.
| Special attention has been paid to
the ease with which the Sedan may
! be converted from snug closed car
to any airy open one for summer
driving. In fair weather the win
dows in all four doors may be low
erred by means of automatic controll-
ers and a patented feature keeps the
window glass tightly in position so
that rafting is practically eliminated.
Roller shade curtains of gray silk
are also automatically controlled to
cover the rear and side panel win
dows.
A double windshield allows clear
vision for driving during rainy wealth.
er, the front panel of which overlaps
the under panel so that clearer Wis
ion is possible in more severe storms.
The sturdy bort chassis and pow
erful engine which have operated so
satisfactorily for over 10000 owners
shows only two important changes,
namely the placing of the gasoline
tank in the rear and the addition of
an emergency brake lever. This
means that the new bort four-door
Four-season Sedan is practically the
same thrifty and able car which has
received so many splendid endorse
ments from bort owners during the
past years.
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Kaylor and son 600 acres near Les
lie. Purchase price, 100000.
THE real estate business is not
dead by any means,' said W. S. An
drews Saturday. Enquiries are
coming from Kentucky and Tennes-
see and North Georgia, where we
are advertising extensively, and we
| expect good business this fall
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-12

D, Assos.tsd Pres
WASHINGTON. March IL VII.
liam Jenuings llryan ISSUED a stale
ment here tonight endorsing The
League of nations. but suggesting
amendments Co the proposed con itl-
tuition which among other things
would preserve specifically the Mon
roe doctrine. enlarge the proper
tiOnate Noiing pu cr of the United
states and mail. b. cloar that each
member nation might decide for
Itself whether ii would support de-
crees of the league's general coln-
I'll
Nhlle pointing fo imprrfections.
Mr. BRYAN urged ihFt they should
NOT y. aiiowed io lpld ih' rejection
OF the plan. derl r.nE that risks %
b. ruu in accepting the league were
less than those involved in rejection
20 thr old Ways of blood aud slaugh-
ter
NJ Bryan dictated the statement
from his sick bed at The home 0l
friends. where be- has heen confined
for nearly three weeks lie said the
l,arue 80 nations idea THE greatest
'iep toward peace in thousand
y,ars wss taken from the thirty
arbitration treaties negotiated D,
tfe United siafw while he was see
retafy Of state y was not 90 b,
expected h. saifd that so great ar
.laa unuld he made perfect in dh
tau u so short time and addeI
tt.t while President Wilson hat
aoue fhe hast be- could BE- uouit
De- helped m .uisliigrrf aul friend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-12
Bryan Issues Statement
Endorsing League Plans

b criticism from the American
public The statement follows
The league of nations is thr
greatest step toward peace IN a
thousand wears The idea OF sub.
siiiutinr reason Tor forced settle
mrut ot international disputes Is in
itself Jn epoch-making advance
The constitution OF the league as
announced provides for tHfce ihlngs
which c0nstfrt" n th.u. elves ad
vantage. thc lmHortun, of which
can scarcely hc estimated DIh..I.
tion before var The invest sffIan
ui all Disputes of their Kind .nl
character before hosiiluiss in
This almost ends war Thp id.a Is
taken from the thirty treaties ueeu
tiated hy ihe United state With
thrce-qusrters of th, world our
nation therefore gives 20 the peace
league ifs greatest piece af mashiu.
'rf Second tie reduction of arina
mcuis Will make b. impossible for
% nation 90 prepare for var without
notifying fhn world % ii. intention
Third the o. uliiion of secret trsa.
tie. Witch viii 40 much 10 prevent
the combination. which lead to war
u me league oi nations did NOTHING
more than provide these fhrs.
INNS. our nation would be justified
in suppuriiug f fo fhe utmost
li is nor fo be- expected thai a.
/ great tr dri as tho laanue nf ma
tious woHii hr made perfcci in d.
iHI Ir so short time There ar,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-12
\. NJ. GOVERNOR
PROTESTS ACTION
tHs.,If~ SANTA - rIF r;IS
MfNt1ANS FOR RAli.
ROAD WORK

SANTA FE. n 81 March o. So.
ting on protest cora.u,uE -eyer1.
hundred names -A.mfs .. t'.
Santa Fs Railway Coma tr.
porlug VrN.caus to ta fs .olerr..
tiau and rssk r-naI. aHrk u .His
state ana that citizens 0. Il. United
State ar. heiug discharged f. make
room f.r .tesc Foreigners. NU.sfr
or lara HI0 TODAY rea ##k# 3D.
Mines. director genera. .. railroads
asking fl.f this prsctIc. a. stopped
ii one,
SuUE practice uutr. ans
..umstar..s would 1r l1ar ... H.
.us' fu citizens of our OUuur ta.
I governor message said hH' u
.fIv ot ffe ac char fh.- Hrr.rfuf,
1900 throw nuf oI EMPLOY usTf "f.r
/ ouI soldiers eh0 .rr now ..Hrr --
fr4n rH#n. arf from s
are frnr .n fnt sur' De- %
. ah-H'u 20. nI.lefth'e
fr. governor HIso H-s.f ... @
..lAtur. g.. pas. nH. -.s...
.rrotc-fur te.u- .Hr tHeE. rrs.
Too. art .. send -sH.- fHee af H
Mr Hn-s ans ea.F Ht t.e So. faf
lr rEHH..wrr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-12
OFFICIALS LAY
FOUNDATION FOR Big loan

WASHINGTON, Mar Il-Railroad executives and govern.
nt representatives today laid the foundation the machinery
through which loans Of banks and finance corporation
m be made available railroads during the next few months
IN heu OF the funds which Congress failed provide.
After conferences between number Of leading railway cor
poraon officers and officials Of finance corporation and
railroad administration, special finance committee Of seve
headed by Howard Elliott president Of the Northern Pacific
created BY the railroad executives cooperate with government
agencies as clearing house for financial arrangements
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-12
WILSON DE1OTES
TIME To PEACE
PRESIDENT ATTENDS MOVING
PICTURE N STE ANiB'~
THEATRE

ON BOARD o. S. $ GEORGE
WASHINGTON Mar IL By virr-
less 90 The As-.ciu'od pressI Pre-.
ideut Wilson. feeling more vigorous
tUu at amy .ue ,ince hts depart
ur. from OBJ, United States. devoted
SOME time today o his approach.
ing task, m Paris IN. progress
m.de boy tbc r.tc. conference .ur-
ing his absouC. .l,mrHres Or. hope
that he may .. ghle t0 make his
stay abroad shorten than he at first
expected The pres dent i- planning
to du eyerytHI.. POSSIBLE 90 CNpe-
djte the work t.- conference
For the first Ima IN several dHys
President Wilson attended moving
pictures in tG. George Wash.rg-
tons theatrc tonight
The new escort OF destroyers
from the Azor,s iell in with the
George Washington late this alter
noon and TOOK In convey duty
The presideu rHreived wireless
from q deleE og the Cleveland
chamber OF commerce. proceeding
60 England on .ne Aqulrania. con
veying greeting and best wishes
I The president rrceiving unusual
/ courtesies OF fnr sea from passing
I ships The steamer AMMAN hove
/ TO until the George Washington had
! passed This salute Is customarily
given only Co royalty. The Hollan.
/ dia inquired a- fU The George Wash
ington's prorr-. he crew WISHING
10 approach anf cheer the presi
dent. but the E..sais were too fai
/ apart
The Georgs Ntsninglon. with IL,
new high poNfr wireless Is stil
communicatiue trertg With Ottol
/ cliffs. Maine
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-12

Selection oi Mn Moudell was
made after Representative James
r. Mann of Illinois. Republican
leader iu the last house had re
fused 90 Accept the post when elect
ed by the committee As Mr. Mann
has not been appointed TO any or
the house committees he will be
left without q place In the Repuh-
hcan organization unless he accepts
appointments 20 one OF two yacan-
cies in unimportant committees.
Representative l.ongworth OF
Ohio. yainly sought 20 prevent the
committee taking up the floor lead
ership selection az this time and
after Mr. Mann's nomination he re-
fused 10 vote the Ohio delegation,
which he represented The repre-
sentatiyes from Indiana. Idaho aud
West Virginia also refrained from
voting. but the only ballots cast
against MI Mann were those Of
the twelve Massachusetts Republi-
cans. represented by Representative
Winslow VINO was campaign man
ager for Representative Gillett In
the recent speakcrship contest
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-12
R0LSHEVIK TRIAL
IN WICHITA COURT
l. ". ". MOllkEItS FACE CHARGE
OI PLOTTING AGAINST
GOV ERNMENT.

WICHITA kas March ll-Ar-
rang,m,uts acre completed tonight
f1r the calling 90 federal court here
tomorrow OF the cases Of thirty-two
alleged members OF The Industrial
Workers Of the World who are ac-
cused of implication IN an alleged
plot 20 overthrow the United States
government and institute reign of
terror similar to that prevailing in
Russia
According fo Fred % Robertson
tuted States attorney Tor Kansas.
who viii direct the prosecution. in
formation has been obtained 10 indi-
cate the alleged conspiracy had wide
Publications and that M, trials will
te repieto with sensations
American Bolshevism viii be-
placed on trial for iis lfe the Dis
frIri attorney said TODAY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-12
COP. COMPLETES
ORGANIZATION Of
HOUSE COMMITTEE
FINISH SELECTION on MAJORITY
CONTROL BODIES FOR
NEXT SESSION.
CALL PARTY CONFERENCE
Mundrll of Wyoming. l. Elected
Leader, Defeating Representa-
tive Mann b, -Four Vote
knHt~un Named Whip.

WASHINGTON. Mar. IL
Republican organization for the
majority control of the neat
House was completed today
with Representative Prank "
Moudcll ~ Wyoming, a. floor
leader; Representative Harold
KnutSou, Of Minnesota, ~ whip,
aud Representative MinSiOw,
Massachusetts. Moore, Penn
sylyania; l.ongw Ohio;
Madden. Illinois, and Dunn,
New York, a. the steering com.
mittec to have charge of the
legislative program. MI. Mon
dell viii be chairman Of this
committee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-12
outline, by Hines

Thes, plans were outlined .0dat
by pirector General Hines auu The
Hilway aSeeutyes huf it was empha.
q -Nr no fua plans emain @
mad Ea.lroad aom muistatiu u
rD war nuauco corporation oft-
.sts rl' ,snir e @e1ttnsg IlEs
th asurs ar Thirsda Nt
go I IIs,ues I1, financial nl
Ion vth taI'-oaa sr aHH loea
ives builders aIt aith .le ESQ
c. ives committee
Although no banker participate
directly u 'Hc curle.tircrs today
/ the, wiIi boz consulted formally p.
thp executive, laU .Hlr0ad admins.
trutim Officials trlmber oi prom
iueut bankers san. Hrre during tl,
day 'o confer privately with rail
road head.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-12

sTu'kHoLN March iI.--fu..
r.. t British sIaadron has arrl.-
FL. af .lnau. accoriing to advIcos
-se....t here ON board the -
si.r. sre members of Rrifs.A s.-.-..
s.H
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-12
ALL
AVIATION TRAINING
CENTERS BUT TWO
MAJOR CENTRAL Kf ~ II RE
pTCFn SO IA or
% .yONFi4


WASHINGTON Mar ll--coin
e,deut Ni,. Jl- announcement today
ha, Major General William L.
Keny had nocr replaced as director
of military leronoutcs 90 The army
D., Rrieadicr General Wm. Mitchell.
10 was learned that orders have
been issued t.. tho cessation ot
aviation training o. 800 relds IN The
United States ,ycrn' rvo. 10 be- des-
ilnafed D., Major General Chas T.
Ncuohpr director al the air -erv-
.r, These instructions itke effect
March 18th and thereafter the work
dome B' other field. than the two
tr boz selected will "lyr 90 DO only
with Ih. storage 1ud maintenance
DI rruum.ui an aviation person
reI, H.f u hr spared will be- dis
abarl.I hy MARCH .i-f and the tly-
af. wUurd H rhr two training
..IU. Co. Hr trp' n operation VIII
Pc. .u ur a. practicable, those men
Uhu 1t4r. tH n.mHm Boo the perma.
NON. uHtr, Establishments These
arGu-. ..Hu.--uf t new effort tu
.a,p IrrsHuzHiou up 10 sche-
Hui, .uf fhr total of discharge
tu .h, .1UuuU mark by The end
.. fH. ....rf month
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-12

swaHr sh.l.ag o. Louisville. rhu
has iu retired after serving E
teen years 300 tha house " repre- au
t4tiyes. recently as chairman % .4e
house appropriations committee VAS
appointed b., Director General Hnes
ss director ot The lallroad adminis-
ugtou division OF finance. sue
oeed.nE John shelton Williams re-
signed Ou Nr sherley who VIII
l-he office April d. win fam much
% the work OF the admin rating
.he financial plans yet 10 be- develop
rJ Al important feature OF the
lu4ltiu mechanics Ql the arrange.
meuts % be- made may be- tho issue
ancr Dy the railroad administration
of government Warrants to ia roads
fUr Tho amounts dee them ou settle
ents of last yrar accounts IHt
other debts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-12
Gcrman> E,-oac Fighting

LONDON @ 1.-THE Ger
man goycrnms roops greatly
reinforced has. lmed the night
inE IN Lichtenh" Says German
wireless dfsrH eifesi here o..
nighi The d.e adds that the
s'partacans airrl have been ob
liged 20 eyurnt e police head
auarters and fh. office.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-12

German Populatinu shows Decrease.
~ Assocstsd r-.ss
PARIS. March Ia census Of
Morayian towns mIIe by the Czecho-
Slovak governW.. has been com
nleied and show decrease In the
number of German ant increase u
The Number of .f ls. according To-
adviccs from TrLH.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-12

These warrants virtually oer,lfi-
Gates ot Indebtedness would nat le
rashed until congress appropriate.
tsnd. a. the next session. but Nul..
serve as collateral Tor loans The
loans would oe arranged by each
railroad company individually with
lts bankers OF in special cases with
%, war finance corporation The
railway executives special commit
t,e together with the railroad ad-
mlnistratlons financial agencies
would facilitate the negotiation ar.
distribution of these transaction.
Companies whose financial sirens
Was no' great might be- helped gy
the railroads %. advances already
made q. them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-12
TAFT REPLIES To
OBJECTIONS RAISED
BY SENATOR KNOX
FORMER PRESIDENT ANAl.hIES
hTNTEMENTS MADE AGAINST
IEAGIE.
ADDRESSES ECONOMY CLUB
Declares Americas Safety Not I'M
,lungcrcd by Power Vested In
Executive Council hy Proposed
Constitution.

NEW YORK. March H.
luaiN ,ing senator knoN'S OBJ
iecilWns Ia the proposed covcn-
ant of the league Of nations,
Former President Wm. ~. Taft
in an address here tonight bc.
fJrc the Economic Club. de-
clafrd that the covenant does
not transfer the sovereignty
ui this nation to the governing
bod, of the league" which
senator knoN asserts the cNc-
cutiSe council 90 be-"
Orders Not binding
When senator kuoN's attack
Uluu the covenant Is analysed. u
Will seem 90 test on an assumption
that the executive council is given
executive powers. which Is unwar-
IAnted boy the text OF the covenant.
SAID Mf Taft The whole func-
tiOn OF the executive council Is 20
be- the medium through which the
league members are 10 exchange
views, the advisory board 20 con
slider all matters arising in the field
% the leagues possible action and
10 advise the members as 20 what
they ought by joint action 90 do.
The council makes few II any
orders binding on the members OF
the league. After a member OF the
league has agreed not 10 exceed a
limit Of armament the executive
council must consent 20 raising the
limit. Where the executive coun
ell acts as a mediating and inqur
ing body 20 settle differences not
arhitrated. It's unanimous recon
mendation of settlement must
satisfy the nation seeking relief II
the defendant nation complies with
the recommendation
War Not Required
These are the only cases iI
which the United states as a mem
Der OF the league would be bound
by action OF the executive council
Al other obligations of the United
States under the league are 10 D.,
found In the covenants of th'
lcagur. aud not u any action ot th,
executive council When this D.
understood clearly the whole struc
ture of Senator KNOWS Indictment
talls %
Mr TAFT asserted that arficl,
WI The peualizing section. doe.
not require members of the leagu,
20 make war against nation Niu
latinr this section Nr TAFT added
hat 'tu .ci OF vHf does unf pro-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-12

Committee members generally
said they expected Che PARTY CON
ference 10 DE- called "a few days be-
fore the congress meets In special
session. would rIiiiy The selections
made by the committee
They regarded % as possible how
"r,r tba Representative Longworih
may call the conference attention
io 'h, strict application of senior
tN boo committee -elec'iou. and sock
fu upset some II them
ar NorirII who seconded the
nomination o. Nr Mann lor leader.
was elected easily receiving 100
vote. with 2a votes east as present
and fl" remainder e., absent on
Do" preceding ballot Mann received
l5f votes. with Representative,
Luugwurih ul Ohio. whose name
wHs nor formally presented tn thr
committee. receiving TWO votes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-12

IHr ......|iE Nf sanefal krulN p
Nar.,u. u. ud hi- assignment
to hI, uar branch oi the service
tho field HUHrr, in hts permanent
rank ~ COLONEL vas said 10 be IN
line Nfh H. policy OF reduction
Az alaue .H Ura General Memo
her has rrr y.f designated the fields
at which training TOT the air serv-
tee o. fu continue and officers had
NO suggestion. Iu make as 20 his
prohahI. selections About thirty
aviation nr.I- anf ccnters we're ln
operation fursF fhe WAT IN se-
lectinF two 0f these 70 was said
that General Nruoher probably
would hr influenced b. year-around
weather conditions This would I'M
: ply the .rI.. n' -ome % the
southern HrIt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-12
DOHENY To URGE
ATTEMPT To END
MEXICAN TROUBLE
WILL PRESENT MATfkRs It
PARIS PEACE 'ONFfR
ENCE II RiF"I,.


WASHINGTON. A
ward L. Doheny OF Los Angeles,
has cahled the state department
from London denying thar hp or
any ot his associates made or au-
tforiEed any statement az Halifax
before their departure overseas.
that the purpose of their visit to
place The MpNeau oiI situation be
fore thc peace conference. Mr.
nohouey said Dee newer had amy in
tcuuou OF bringing th.- or any other
question before fhe contrruep
"AIl that Wr shall ASH said I'd,
cablrgram made public today 90
ihr department "fs the PRIVILEGE
OF eonferriug privately with Amer.-
..u Representatives in regard 20
certain general questions which
would De- applicable to American
countries concerning rho rights OF
foreigners therein and we hrleyo
that these questions it adopted by
'hp League of Nations. would tend
20 redurc international friction
should this privilege hr dcuied MS.
$50 shall not press tbe matter
l. An oil Operator
M Dohsury. who > th- prrn-
dent ot one of the Iat1ast Amer.
cau-owncd oil companies iu Mexico.
and Frederick Y Kenugg were given
passports by the state department
several weeks ago After thc state
meut attributed 90 Sir Dehcny a.
Halifax vas published Acting Sec
retary Polk announced that in ap-
plying for the passport. Mr Doheny
"a Informed the department that
. la trip abroad was solely FOR the
IpaI1ose OF attending 10 the bust
.s affairs OF his company
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-12

Ihre" candidates were uomIn.f fef
tor whip hui Nr kuuisou received
IFS votes. against a. for Represeu-
.tJtiye Arthur ot Oregon. and 23
Tor Representative Nesi3I. OF ludi-
ana Representative Anderson Min
ncsola R"Jyis. Nebraska and Scott
Michigan. we're unsuccesstul u0mi-
n"s tor places or the steering COM
mi'tDe. the votes for the success
iul candidates being WmsloR t9l,
Moore l1s. Longworih l75. Mad.
den l6N and Dunn l5T.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-12

Continued From Pare POUR
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-05-17
RENO, NEVADA


Would you like to take peep
into the latest advance styles of the
season? See the beautiful fashion
show in Our Mrs. McChesney" at the
Metro May 18.
James Medley and John Baker left
Tuesday in the "flivver" for Nina,
where they were joined by Henry Ba-
ker on trip to the Mojave Desert in
search of a gold mine that is waiting
for them.
Chris Peterson, one of our local
electricians. has started on what may
turn out to be an extensive trip last
week. Tie went first to Reno, then
to Tonopah and will probably spend
some time in the east before return-
ing.
The ladies OF Mason Valley are al
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-05-17

Mac Wilson and jack MOSS hiaue
business trip last week.
Al Webster returned to his Keno
home last Saturday for short visit.
Madam Millar's facial treatments
at the Loranelle. Try one and be con-
WINGED that they improve your looks.
H. ]. Long and O. f. Some mo-
tored to Reno last Saturday on busi-
ness.
Barefoot Sandals for children and
ladies-tan and horse hide at Sand
mann's. ad
DR. and Mrs. w. Nj. Edwards OF
Mason returned Monday from short
vacation spent in Carson and Keno.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Simpson were
in Yerington Tuesday en- route to
Reno on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Wilson are the
happy parents of sturdy young son,
born May 10th, 1919. This is the sec
ond boy in the family.
Chester Kaufman arrived home last
Monday from his overseas service.
He was in the active operations at
the front.
Mrs. Manuel King and Mrs. Jen-
ME E. Woodbury. were the Silver
CITY delegates to the Red Cross Con-
ference at Reno.
Miss June Creel spent the weekend
in Reno last week to meet her father
and brother, who was down from
Portland.
Mrs. A. F. Whitman and Miss Whit
man went to Reno for, the Red Cross
Conference and spent several days
visiting and shopping.
Mrs. C. W. Webster was in Reno
for a short visit. In her car were W..
H. Churchyard, Mesdames Pohe,
Knox and Waggoner.
Mrs. Lura Butler and her son jim
motored to Reno for the Weekend.
They were accompanied by Misses
Pursel and Ethel Welsh.
A. H. Barlow and E. Farney were
in Carson City early this week on
land business. Mr.. Farney has filed
on 80 acres of fine land near Thomp-
son.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-05-17
ways welcome at The Loranelle.

ways welcome at The Loranelle 40.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Bartholomew
passed through DOWN early this
week EN- route to the Divide wherc
he is interested in several properties
Their many friends were glad 10
know that Fortune has been smillns
their way.
, Mrs. Mcintyre has sold her Nam
st. property. the house in which 81.
lived'and the one occupied by Mr.. ana
Mrs. McNeeley, to +. w. Simpson,
She left on Wednesday for her oio
home at Julianne, Quebec, Canads'
where she will spend the rest OF me-
days with her own people MIS-.
Mcintyre will be greatly missed oy
all the oldtimers for she has been
staunch friend and splendid neighoof
here for forty-two years.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-05-17
. DR| KURE RETREATS

The Tire Shop wishes to announce
to the car owners that it is equip
ed with the new Dri Kure Re-
tread Molds the only kind that have
proven satisfactory in other parts Of
the country. If your tires are thin
let me quote you a price on a re-
tread.
We absolutely guarantee every
Retread to lengthen the tires life
$500 to 5000 miles.
We have tires uncalled for and
Rebuilt tires for sale cheap all
guaranteed 1000 miles.
H. w. Mcneil. Prop.