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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-04
LODGES AND SOCIETIES

TULSA LODGE NO. II meets every
AID. C. Second Thursday, buslnoss.
G&N6a Third Thursdsy n n. Fourth
kJySr$6<&, Thursday, f.. n. Next meetingl
y&StXS&sOct. Z. The work In f. G.
.XssSkxxSN Degree commencing y. IN.
TfWafstS~ visitors welcome.
John A. walker, W. NJ, J. c. Monforte' Sec
Delta LODGE I25 Will meet in rogulat
~, commut alton, Tuesday oct
EssG4tE,. 8. work in NJ, NJ degree
E&{NkSa commencing at 3 ~ IN.
uHS3rTX Masonic hall.
MSS({dA II. C. Kaufman. W. NJ.
%I7,tRSS~ Arthur Baker, secretary
PETRoLEUM LODGE NO. Ti meets
80. every Friday except second.
.SxsT2zzaL. Next Communication Friday,
-S4xSHkra october l5, commencing i;5o
-k4ft5zXA D. IN. Work and examination
2%H&NS in Z. a. degree. Visiting Ma
'HT'NSSS NJ II. N.ESHER w. NJ.
r. II HANNA, Secretary.
TULSA CHAPTER o. F. 9. meets frs,
.anu and third wednesday Of tho
%W& month at Masonic hall; first
HE6fE43 meeting. business second, ini.
HW& n uation and social stars clut
N&~ meets end and ith Wcdnes
~AGV day Masonic Hall ESQ y, m
| MRS. TEMPLE TENNANT, Worthy Matron.
MRS. EMMA FAST, secretary. cretary.---
TULSA CHATTER NO. 62 n. A. NJ meets
5zEWA regular communication, oct. T.
I KTN work In Most Excellent degree
xfSA 7;aO p, m,
X&SA II. Il. NEwHOUSE, II. 7.
s2ByASSH NJ. A. SNYDER, Secretary
| TRINITY CoMMANDERY NO, 20 meets
| second aud fourth Monday
| AN9V each month. Next meeiing
hX*G8Q oct. H. Work In order ot the
| J3I36tffSM Temple. Dinner at D. 80 y. M.
Bf& JOHN MEIsENBACHER,
AAgA FRANK SEAMAN, Recorder
hKDAR TEMPLE a. a. o. N. Al. s, Next
90 regular meeting Friday. Oe-
12xsM tobos s. Phone 2ts.
G1ySG SAMUEL II. DYE. Potentats
NRYD Il. NJ. wELLIVER Recorder
AURORA LODGE no. 3s, l. o. o. Y.
Next meeting Oct. 6th. Work
MHA IN list Degree. Grand Lodge
E4SM<FA Booster session. Lodge opens
E%akkM " j. q. NcuNPMAN. N. q.
&S3Ssi3 NJ. l.. PO"NDsToNE, Sec
r,rtsA rTCAMPNiENr NO. so. LOOP,
meets sccond and fourth Friday y, IN
Degree session oct :. 1850 D. m. X. II
hall, l5L East Second.
}, Z, Moore, C. r. r. A. Fuller Act scribe
TULSA REBEKAII NO. as, !. o. o, y.
meets second and fourth Friday, 1850 ,
"'' ~ MRS. L. a. WATSON. N. @.
/. MRS. IDA TuRNQulsr' secN
TULSA CANTON NO. IS, ]. o, o. F. meet,
first and third Friday, Z 90 3. m, Musl
! clans RAIL, nay south Houlder,
]. II Williams, captain. X. II FULLER, elk
TiJTsA CAMP NO. ssoT NJ, W. OF A. and
| POCAHONTAS CAMP No 40.
& g. Ssy n nisnt e at |'f!' x sft'FE St T. Tasn Ss
IfNHl iSa East second street, Wis
lNpAyy TORS welcome.
Sw n. Y. McCllne Consul.
&-AsS a, A. Hughes O-b26l, Clerk.
Mrs s. +, Kennedy, O-2Ol9, oracle.
Mrs. !. J. Wright O-3902, Recorder.
SILVER PLUME LODGE l3s. X. p
<m. meets every Thursday night a
| XXX X, 4, han, East Second, Nert
EEW meeting oct. T. Visiting
> 41X knights urged 90 attend.
{ X1&& d, n, FTLTs, c. c, o
eS ED SALE. X, II. & s.
; SARA GRoTTo NO. IS meets first satur
- day In each month al
( T.. I 4. Z. !.
II NN H0 Masonic Han. Business
| " lL~~=>lk N meeting .. m at Ma,
Il N kSN N sonic Hall Ceremonia
W@D III date changed to Oct
~-k III sth. Masonic sHall
! VI A.xS>kH y. m. Parade ~ Con
NentloD Hail.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-04
THE CHARTER OF THE CITY or TULSA
z STATE OLE Okl.AHOMA.

STATE OF OklAhOMA-
A proposed amendment to the Iaat.
Ster Of the city OF Tulsa by striking out
Snd repeating all Of Paragraph one
10. Paragraph Two tel, Paragrapu
Three 80, Of Section Six ts), Article
Two (2), and adopting and enacHns
in lieu thereof. the following 10 oe
known and desigpned as Paragraph
one a., PARAGRAPH Two t2). Fa.-
graph Three (S), OF Section SIX ~,
Article Two (2). OF the Charter OF we
city OF Tulsa; provided, that the I!y
of Tulsa shall have tho rirht ah9
power TO acquire, own. operate anu
maintain, within or without the yot
porate limits OF the city OF Tulsa
real estate for sites and rights OF way
for public utility and public PARK pui'
poses
WHEREAS, The Legislative authotly "a N,
the city Of Tulsa, being the MAyol ms
Commissioners OF said city, are uesN a,
'of submitting 10 the qualfed electol ,hs
tho city of Tulsa an amendment to 4,
Charter OF said city as above reteIrg,nl
and hereinafter set out for their app,.,o,
or rejection vt special election ,,',on.
20 be called by the said Mayor ann i,v
missloners in manner and FORM ~
required. and declaring an emergehlSSGcr
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT hhssUS-
WE'D BY THE BOARD Ot,,sSoan''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-04
PRIMARY ELECTION"
WATER COMMISSION BALLO
1.-TWO YENR TERM

and thercunher the words
-FOUR YEAR TERM"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-04

MRS MINTER FIELD, i21 Wes
Sixth, left Sunday evening to attend
the reunion of Confederate Voter
ans at Houston. Texas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-04

DECREE Of aunulmcnt was made
I'm district court In the suit OF NIL
dred Patterson. n minor, against heI
husband. willis Wistcr.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25
JASPER INVITES NEW PEOPLE AND
 INDUSTRIAL MEN
Come and Join Us" Is the Hearty Invitation That Jasper's Progressive
 Men Extend to You

The business men of Jasper and the successful farmers throughout the im- mediate section extend to business men and farmers In other sections of the south who may be looking for a better location to make good Investments, most cordial welcome to come to Jasper and here investigate the many oppor- tunities which they have to offer the newcomers.
 You will find the genuine southern hospitality, the neighborly feeling among every resident that will assist the newcomers in getting started.
 When you come you will find the 'latchstrinN hanging on the outside of the door. and you will find the busi- ness interests of Jasper and the farmers of Walker county ready to aid you in i locating just the particular place you may desire They invite you to come.
 The health of Jasper and this section of the state is excellent, and no one need fear going to this section on ac- count of any unhealthy conditions.
 There are several beautiful churches l in the town and all are supported in handsome manner by the large and growing congregations which attend the church services regularly.
 Jasper is town that you would like to live in. There is no doubt that. peo- pie seeking a new location would appre- ciate the many Jasper advantages, so if you are contempla ting a change then go to this thriving city and investigate the possibilities that the town holds in store for you. A good town, backed up by good section of the country, and with a people who are the highest type of citizens that the great state of Ala bama has produced. Jasper and her people will appeal to you right from the start.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25
PROGRESSIVE MEN RESPONSIBLE FOR
 JASPER'S GROWTH
City Is Made Up of Live Merchants and Business Men Who Are Constant
 ly Boosting the City
By JAMES T. CHILES

One secret of Jaspers phenomenal growth is to be found in the fact that the people pull together on all ques- tions that affect the prosperity of the city. They have splendid civil pride known as the Jasper spirit" In great crises an appeal to the Jasper spirit" Is never heard in vain. The business and professional men of the city give literally for all kinds of constructive work designed for the upbuilding of the city The following prominent concerns are among those that have made Jasper what 1t is today:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25
W. c. LEHBROKERAGE co.

w. C. Lee conducts a broker age concern in Jasper and does great volume of business throughout northern Alabama. He handles hay. alfalfa, feed stuffs, candy, flour; in fact, everything that a large whole sale grocery carries. MT. Lee spends most of his time on the road and can usually quote some very attractive prices in this line
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25
S. A. SHAPIRO

No place is more attractive to visit at Jasper than the dry goods and millinery store operated by s. A. Sha- piro. The ladies who visit this place V i'll be well satisfied with the time spent in looking over the handsome wearing apparel This store is a credit 10 the city and MT. Shapiro, the owner deserves much credit for showing such a line of merchandise He also carries a complete line of shoes for men and women.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25
S. R. POSEY. PLUMBER

Thirty years ago S. R. Posey came to Jasper and since that time he has been actively engaged in the plumbing business. He is considered one of the best plum
 bers in Walker county and has a modern plant and plenty of equip ment to do anything in the way of gutters, making well castings
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25
KRorPs MARKET AND GROCERY

Jasper can boast of one of the most sanitary and modern grocery and meat markets in northern Alabama. The owner of this concern is A. L. Kropp, who is live and progressive young business man, and is making a strang appeal to the people-especially the farmers of Walker county. who will find this store one of the best places in Jasper to do their trading.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25
A. B. LEGO. MORTICIoN

A. B. Legg, together with his son. w. l.. Legg, recent graduate of the Cincinnati College of Emba Inning, whom he has associated with him as a junior business partner. conducts the only undertaking establishment in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

Jasper and Walker county. These gentlemen have the most modern equipment throughout, including automobile service.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

and buckets. Mir. Posey is also prepared to handle any kind of metal work.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-22
FRAME. ANNEX To
AMARILLO HOTEL
To Be TORN DOWN
CONSTRUCTION ~ ADDITION
WIT BttiN ~ .IiURI
ltNi

Goo. "..t ..f.u .. ...,... ami
.m,f fHt,H ID. .. tuaul
...HI ...f % $500.
I '. ... I u. .ud
'. H. a f..r.I uf . seq. early
... ...N T|rui. .ul,.. ava.
... t..|. co.. ADDITION Wai,s
.." feet % dimensions.
PA. ..... .. tl. .., 40 'ha south
oh. I'r.ceii.r 81 Third
t.. I. -.. tfd adjoining m
.t. Ift 1000 ding TIE .otN ot
H'Ir- a. uid uurc tlilding frum
fh.t H. sU. o., Started 30 once.
TA. addition vail D. erected In a..
,.llft. tiru flD uUsi r.e,i.rr hutrt
,IiHr bon 'n, rouniiy 10 r. dnnuulr.
co. f.. .h'N tul h. "a the ,-nun 4
i'Fr 5000 fNr .r,urt u,lf Wi.l
,r'lu pi,p,, mud uulnc DINING
i."" nl.'s pIi.0i and banquet room,
vth -..iing 'lrJut, ,i .oo .i.rsur.
the iubb, viii ., 3D.: u, 20 f,at m
rIm'uH'"r. srd va rp1' "a Polls
70 o.. l'lnv q. "a, pr,srt l.'I
.'iHt Atu Do tHt fr strf. ra.u4
ord -t1i" a..1 W'l u.rur. % u'l,. on
fh, r.inl 500 I..r, l o.. nov Hl.
uu"n ATE o. %" n't.'l, rnrr- vat
liivutc bath. AID VITA ,oupl,i u. tl..
ptir hotel viil hl", . total li .i
iHt'st rloma
Mr. Thompson slid that the tblndt.
u"n aud W1l'- ~ iho new addition
vii lee constructed o. manner that
moiher five stOri's ,ni ta acccmmo.
dated 90 q iuiun, date II . IL found
uscr> cay.
ia" old n W" building nov occupy.
ms tn 1T ~ o. be- 4, tcd 10 q luca.
t'n W tn northwest Iti on at tie
'iiN lhd ls'd as liking Gtarters fDt
IN" "frnl'vcs of the hota
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-22
COURT OF CIVIL
APPEALS PROCEEDINGS

The pro-cf,Ang- Of IN Court oi Clti
Appeals ipr thc seventh Supreme Ju
deal District Il Amarillo ter Ai1A /,
Is as follows
Affirmed
CITY 4 DaiiF -. rrrses Cihis Crty
ford 4 al fiom DALAI
Hartford sccidsa, a ni,mn G.,
vs. Sorhrcnia Durham. from y Has
Reversed and rem nird
Il. u Sabbath " Jscl Ions from
DaiiasI
Submitted
A. D Crenshaw ~ NrS r \. stall
ingx. from Collin.
u D. Deirne ". .Sdth T.Nas Gs'
&C.. from cr,,son.
Israel Bo.iiti vs. Asig Green ~,
HIT. from GIayson
=. q. Edwards ~ Barlow Roberto
from Graysma.
e. A Du,nksl rs Anmuilb fs,ak a
Trust 20. aaminl,;rsior. fran Tar.1n
sst f,r Submission on NAV -
John q iicsi - BisK1 rros. q o..
from Carson.
J. W. GoDeh ct al ~ ". STOW u
q al. from Wheeler
W. W. Beach ~ Temple Adkins.
fiom Wheeler
George q. Wright Il vi. "a o e.
McEirlth e, al. frum Farmer
Scott a Mayh4ll ~ l.lhl-sk cod
4 Grain Co. from L'l,hoch.
City " Lubbo,k ., g. : Hughes e.
from l.ubkoci
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-22

iIh tn aAu, tatI OIL. hl fs winch It.
impose. DE n' pres t'm 900 ru.l ~
'l' Ii"p .u,iId,l q, ais r.,.,.l
ton
Wth rliur weather conduit, o..
q wN. D. uupu-, .il. urur r, ria
:" rr1'h mor thin lNf ui ga towns
'rrtmg Inst Joe ..imf may be- b.
tr'yic~'-l a. 'e,ch town ityiil tf.ul
"a each indNpluli ni.l,l,,rd.. c,.
lust' It such ira- Hs uUn aft,.
iioW Zoe ndItrH ,-it ~ 10. rlln.-
4 Thts character ui .d,,rtiNls -
fHih Dol. io pt'c audited s,rain ou N.
ucduhtv 81 'rc tvpp'c f,.r Ju. what
y" have .nurAj CO. .,Ncp. &C. m4as
'csr-
.. T. q. H prs't.,u .rI ln, 1..l',.
auu hpIrs hot s.rt Wamr, ui rpiu p.
tNt r rll't 80 akttthirl utt'.r wiI
lr dirirll'ui-l mt o.. bands l; d...
inter- st'-l p-ttlr '.-,iy md . 70 plan
TINT IL nowncd uu ,y aui h.~ af.,-.
iSing mc'hoJs
%. We ave already ~, red, Il aa
90, la"ns 4 II crH,E.r. on c,i.t.rs
iVt ana Witt wc a. rot chargr thosc
~ tins expedition with nin,ir,-.n, g..
tiurs We du CONTEND TO-, "a. nylug
mlchin" . uo lutvt % ,uriu. ~ an q
q ndcly'r 90 exact urru frru ihv'
lsopl" whom W. aild fo'.rh an
s'iioury nt,r-t ~ Tho affairs IT this
action wlulh ronriiutr d,murnlizin
rife. iinn og IA whole mrIusit.nr
Sinniinr foi Tho d,'nr It the Pan
handle country afJ ihil'rt"d IN No.
i.gnity and prosperity :l",, al 'nlnss
ia ~ submit this 60 500 'ng 80 put
rf q d"finfg eur reii!or or unfus.
tur.te result thl' might ltt,p' IT,
operation Il This plan
iurif vrtv iIWv.
. o. .AfIStN
Saturv Manager
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-22
u iSkiSu QUESTION nkfORt
- fKtNi COZ NCn. MlETiSt,

san REA0 An-l O. -7I. l..r
Diur,l had ir o. u4u I.u go o.
nnou ,,sseuu user T.rt.U .wF rd.
go ashi,. thea wD. lDsnd.u.A .a!
o.t n1i finish o.. pny ulta iD,
'h~ urua o. Glmt.is Io. .cg q. g..
aln 900 umy 20 81. ow i-,elc. SAT
i.,mp lIl tl.-sh ih Ass 4.-l
iva dtmirhr Goa. w.s ' a-,.I d.
tr sum9i'd usnnu a ouOl,n,
creis-
O., b. rc,agcl that geese. MAS Mas
ha. Fo.h. m.-.l.J .auI, Co. o.. G,r.
'1an umt bIt u WIS r.uuc,d O.. zoe
COO az ;h' instance 20 prutr l.luy
earCl
rh' pruirrs docd % io owl a.,
council Ol saturday NanN qUsiions
viii D. icii O. answer bus ,s,.h rcmic.
has internal pru'lem, at hon, deuanH
10 hi, a''cni!.n D.. THIS b. ihr dn'ini
explanation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-22
MASONIC TEMPLE BOND
SALE GOING SPLEND|DLY

1hr -l.t ui hund- g., tf lpt Na.
'ou. iur the purp"ar Of ,r,ctilg ~
'uuflll" Ai"sunic iiuut IN nrugr0s-
ng ui,"l' u WAS n 'lr''u g. .iriiuy
1hc pi'r ~ Tor ctch Nu'rr NlsHn an
Am'rili" 9" sell ave tempt bonds rich
IuI mo work ~ lu, ~, Ssire VITA
much iofvor T. ~ untr st,pd tn.
uan, members arc ceiling thli II ~
,h'.r obli wtiun to So. iN, bonds each
b'furr the stated communicates -
DO" lodge Friday rugnt ,rtu rpoit'
1900 Dee gi en-
Persons VINO hlN, subscribed ir
figucd pledge cards lIc requested e.
90 g. the office ~ N" California state
l.lfo Insurance Company. Masa' bald
INK fuf physical Ell % inntiCn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-22
MAJORITY Of CITIZENS
AIDING IN CLEANUP
COMMITTEE REPORTS

\ survey oi the entire riy WIS uad"
Yesterday morning les the commitir" oi
Judges who arc Co. drieruin" the WIN
ming districts In the cleanup campaign
this week ana Mrs Howard r. Trigg
chairman reports that nearly all ati
,ns urr rospundin ghcNtily tn th' Co.,
pucsts NJ the general cleanup commit
tee. She said that q, most all rcsidcn
c,T IN" premises already have been
cleaned mp and the refuse pat ~ rom
tanners IN IN, alleys awaiting the haul
ors The committee ~ judges ~ com
pny~l ~ Mrs Trigg. Mrs J. Ken.
drirk aud Mrs a. T. Hanson.
For rubbish gathering wagons were
started out yesterday rs street Com
misaun,r 30, Cox nt the western edge
of the city rhc wagons viii progr, ~
cartwardly each dhy, taking only thr
trash that IL placed In boxes, barrels.
cans ana sacks outside the alley gates
Nu territory viii be- gone over the see
rud tiup according tu the rrguln.
tiuus II the general committee
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-22
PANHANDLE PLAINS c. OF c. FAVORS
EXTENSIVE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN:
MEMBERS OVER DISTRICT CONSULTED

Lc.ilrs were hu.ns nt sta las @,
the directors 81 tn isnilrdl -iliiu,
Chamber oi CONNER, hs g. Jam
ron, se,rct'iN u.nll,r uHati", o. a.
adscriii.ng u.npl!g prI-. ~ Oh. De-
prt on hV M. M.sf Ft,.x thtflia
of Commerce ~ the immediate iatul
b. which thai issN has Alscd IT.
app oval Nd cndorsgil,nt 1t the o. Il
ofganlxation
The letter follows
A'narillo T,yaa az -
Dear SIR:
After a canvas ~ rune IT the cuiii.
ties Of thu Farmland, tad been mail
~ repres. nis'.yes OF thu West Tex
Chamber m C,s'Hncr,. mnn r,pu. .
ton that had hen by item p.,--,l.
csi,ed AMI rumpl'i,d uIih rrf,rHcc O.
spectacular al ,iiisiug camnaig b..
the same wd placed l,iorc ihs Ftu.
handle Plains Ch1nler 81 cam -rr q.
with rclm'st for o. APP RIVAL and cu.
dmssmsnl
The plan Contemplated the VISITATION
of sixteen states win :~u trliares
aud n ihree.i,n l'ucf ,Nhf ition b,Ri
ms products uf Net Tc,aS aid IN q
lanhandlc--a tefr.ipty reaching from
T'cxiine o. Waco Fan Arlene. ~ paso
ind the i,in Ctande vac,
After careful consideration o: th
proposition the Panhandle Plains
chsmb-sr 81 Conn,tec viihhoi,lS IT.
enforcement Scr ~" reasons h''fin u,.
slwned:
/ The urdu TAXING 'crS zoo inu'b
territory and pre''ud,s the pns'ihilis
&c compa -tncss. wh,iras. ogr orgali
ration was found Il gI'o' ihr k,i Z.
concentrating Ell wihin a term.
tory having cistncilvo features anil.
ieeds.
2. W vii ccnii-e ihor - whom u
IL pres.nti-l. fa g - artt-al Chat %
ihnhandls III. b, o....d uloa 20 lufu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-22
REALTY BROKERS WILL
HAVE BANQUET TONIGHT

The banquet of the Amarillo Real rs
to-, Brokers Association viii be- held AZ
the Amarillo Hotel tonight at 7:l5
o'clock according tu announcement
mnd' Yesterday II was originally an.
Hlunc"d t.at the banquet would De- held
"r Fridgv 'ght hut the change IN dii,s
was made duc a. the convention ~ the
P1ohlr0w Press Association to bo holi
In Amarillo tomorrow and SATURDAY,
l,yionri,' preparations for tho ban.
u'.' it,, been prepared and good
p'Drtsrn VII ho rendered II is expected
'h't 800 i"'Ii amount of uHuIin.
90 OBJ g., Amarillo Real Eu1tv rrI,.
'.f HD.u.. and iwr As r.. - rr'
I ..ls.N 900 foHigh's meeting
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-22

CINCINNATI Al II n Tho iiit,
foot fnud stage Was passed ~ III,
ohio river here toi.v ana ,No uy-i
continued 10 rise ~ the rate of twj
tcr'hs of foot an hour
Weather forecast r rc, nrcnu an.
ruunc'd that hc believed approximate
" - icci would be- rca,h,, by tomor
TOW.
No -crlous property Irmar" h-
result ~ IN" flo Il haG been reported
~ this Vicinity.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-22
Two Vessel, Missing.
81 Associated frsss

LONDON Aprl' - Two O,riI
vcrsls IN. Smsricao STEAMER cubcd
~ and tn MNican toe SAM tt1ne,
we're pasted ~ mi. lu. tplav pc
san ned Fiuroe sailed tom VII ming
ton. y . 'anuaf, 20 fu rmp.rp
po;h hall,d nom N,v Nus
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-22

hr 's-s,-is's,i prsss
KANSAS CITY NrrI % IN -
,crt'ur 90 -" '.ilVa. uHr'...-' d.
iurtnrnt - thr Annie. r,-' tliri
ct Labor. which IN. h'.u in sio
LD. a. fh. lA-g ton G.,1. .1HtIiu-
,pulrht ir oUdei ~ u.tri DO. i0'erni
iiuna' heats Il thr affiliated lriou- 10
70 20 WashiHri0n O. pI,plp 81. th'
railroad wgF, hs1urrs lc'4ro .lrr ! I
'tal railroad labor hoard
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-22

The prudent mother - always On mo
watch for symptoms O; worms IN her
children. Paleness. lack % interest m
play. and peesis hness Is the signal
for WHITES CREAM vERMiFvGE
A few doses OF tli excellent remedy
puts an end 10 the worms and the
child soon acts naturally Sold by al
druggists.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-22
nansas Democrats Gather.

~ Associsted Press
wirH "a kans Apfi 90 "A, Kan
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-22
wITHDRAws 0rFER TOWARD
BETTER TEACHERS SALARIES

sAN ANTONIO. April 4 .--Express-
ing his belief that education should b.
independent u political. sectarisn 81
group Influence. and sia,lng that had
he known 30 per cent q thu io,si teach.
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thropis; rs written the s-hooi .olr
here Withdrawing an offer of SO ga
tfwards paying increased sillfirs fm
teachers for the current year
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-22
MiiisT's Asiis.ptis oii. Kas~n 90
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-22
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-22
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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-09-25

prosperous citizens of the city use thin coating of rubber about the rim of their machines. But this is expen- sive and unsatisfactory, for even or dinary rubber is scarce and the rub Der being used for tires was never in tended to stand such wear and tear.
 The taxicab drivers seem satisfied, if their passengers are not, with the plain iron rim or the steel spring wheel of war days. American Red Cross couriers whose duties carry them through Berlin on their way to the various Red Cross units operating in the Baltic States report that the proportion of iron tires far exceeds the visible supply of the more popular pneumatic brand. This lack of rub Der becomes more apparent they whisper, as the taxi bumps over street car tracks or hits a particularly rough section of road which no one has yet had time to repair.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-09-25
BERLIN RIDES ON RIMS

The American motor enthusiast glides out of the city, content in the knowledge that he has four good tires under him and couple of extras strapped on the back of the car. While at every turn he passes some sign which tells him of the superior ity of the Ajax" the "Silvercord" the "Goodrich," or some other make of tire, over all others. And he says with satisfaction of the occupant of the seat by his side:
 Some tires I've got on this little wagon. Seven thousand miles all ready and not a bit of tire trouble. That's some record -eh-what -
 No so the German motorist, who must still content himself with jog ging about Berlin on iron rims. The price of rubber tires places them be- yond his purse. Some of the more