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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-16

.... go. -. Cotton. 80. ...s ....
ny Associated Prcss.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 15.--lIigher
prices prevailed today In cotton. al.
though after mid.sesgion the tendcnf,
was 20 react from the highest. ca.
cring ~ shorts and new buying stllnn.
ulated by the bulge in New York yes.
terday and by the belief IN reaction
from ihe long decline were the main
things back Of the upward movement.
hut little attention was paid to the
bcarish figures IN the census bureaus
report on American mills for Novem'
bor. Consumption Of J32.O57 bales
against 5ss,sJ5 In october aud 49i. 250
In November last year, not counting
lnters hardly met extreme bcarisli
Views.
Miil reports were balanced by re.
ports Of a better Inquiry for spots In
the Texas market. especially Houston,
where u was said that Carolina mills
we're buyers. The market retained ia
gains wcll' until after the middle of the
day when early buyers started taking
profits.
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". u. WEAVER REALTY 90.
pIl0EE CAT

For Sale Modern home, consisting ~
rooms. bath aud breakfast room.
nicely finished and now. garage with
cement floor and drive. gas In every
room. Price $3.50; $1,000 cash. bal.
nnce $500 per month
For Sale-A nineroom strictly modern
tile and stacco hmnc. close enough In
Ia he future business property. and
u tworoom house IN rear. rented 20
white tenants. every room pipcd for
gus. hardwood floors throughout. clos.
It's IN every bed room. three sets 81
French doors large finished basement
lot 60xii0. producing revenue ~
$500 90 per month and home for own.
~. Price Si5.s06; about $500 cash.
balance easy. or might take some
good Vendors Lien notes on part Of
the cash payment.
For Sale Modern brick home. consist.
ing ~ six rooms. two halls. bath. liv.
ing room. i6x26. upstairs moi finish.
al but has room for two large he'd
rooms. hall. bath and sewing room.
basement 26x36, cement floor. Price
SIS 900 50 500 cash. balance easy.
For Tradc-Cadiilnc seven.passenger
ear. in good mechanical condition. VIII
trade for equity IN home. good lot
well located. or might consider good
Vendors Lien notes.
For sale M Trade-6fO acres Arm.
strong county. fair improvements. ev.
cry acre tillable, about half In Guilt.
walton This IL said 10 be one ~ thel
best sections In the Panhandle. Price
$3.50 per acre. terms To suit.
Fur Salc-Tcn.soction ranch. I IL sec.
lions owned. balanced leased at ten
cents per acre. raid until May list: six
miles from Stratford: Improvements
which are new, consist e n G-room
house with water pipcd In. well and
tank. harn. poultry house. corral. and
other outhouses. all fenced. every
acre of owned land Il tiilable Price
SO 80 per acre; . 9 cash. balance ono
to five years. per cent interest.
u you wan; action on your property
1T with us. II YOU are IN the markc,
.ou viii save money bv buying through |
VI. u. WEAVER REALTY co.
1919 MASSIE RI.DG.
PHONE st3.
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s. q. BrRDINE
OFFICE CITY NATIONAL BANK
PHONE sol

SOME GOOD TRADES FOR you.
VIII trade; close In revenue barring
property. now renting Tor s2I25O per
month. viii trade for good farm oi
Vendors Lien notes. Value $4,000. 90
Fiyeroom modern home, new aud .
handy. close Ca paving. best part OF
,own. Price ss.75O.OO. will trade 81 500
equity ON smaller place In edge oi
town.
Fke.room modern home. plastercd
heated and hardwood floors very best
location on car line southwest part ~
town. This IL real home and the
owner desires larger one and will
trade $4,000 equity In ON a home well
located and worth the money. What
have you to offer?
DuPLEX-Four.rooms and bath and
separate heating plant TO each apart.
meni, now renting for si250o per
month. Price sia.OOoOO. will trade FOR
notes any part ar all.
BARGAIN: Three.goom house. four.
room house and two-room house. all
have water and lights also gas but mol
hath now renting for $4,000 per month
Price s6.500O0 will trade nsr Vendors
Lien notes. or will take s. 10000 IN
notes as cash payment. balance easy.
Five large rooms. sun paIior. finished
basement. hardwood floors. built IN
features, new home. gas, garage. east
front and close 90 paving. This is a real
home and the owner has Si.5oo equity
to trade for cheaper home worth the
money. This home Is well worth the
price asked and n you want real
home, let me show you this one.
Fiveroom modern home. well located
On jefferson street. newly finished On
inside. gas. and Other conVcnicnccs
This Is worth the money at s6.jOO.oO |
viii take in s2.5o0.oO In good notes an
cash payment What have you? This
is real home.
SPECIAL. BARGAIN; Sixroom mod
crn house ON Pierce street paving. now
rented at 5000 per month. Price S6.5eo
s5ee cash. 81 900 In good first Lien
noir~. balance 5000 per month.
Flyeroom modern home. new. plast. !,
cred double floors. lot G0Ni2i. garage,
walks plumbing alone cost $7Oo 90, this
4. real bargain at $3.50 90; s2650Oo
cash or good notes. balance easy.
ANOTHER BARGAIN: Fivcroom
modern house. good location. now rent
"a At 5000 per month. Price $4,000;
$3.50 90 cash. balance $1,000 per month
This IL n chance to get a home on very
easy terms.
HARGAIN:Six large rooms and base
ment. modern. one.half block OF car line |
ON North FILLMORE street This u a
harg,in nj $500; 81 5000 cash, balance
any old way. or will take Ia good notes
AZ cash payment.
Remember specialize In trade 81 ~.
sry description; believe | can match
any trade yon have. Cone 10 see me At
the City National Rank.
y. q. BuHDiNE.
OFFICE CITY NATIONAL RANK
PHONE sol.
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Coffee.


Uy NsEorlAfFd TIM.
NEW YORK, Dec. l5.-There was
a further decline In the market Tor
coffee futures here today owing Ia the
weakness az Rio exchange rates, re-.
ports that Brazilian loan negotiations
had been broken off and unsettled rul.
ing Of brazilian markets.
spot coffee easy; Rios Is Gi.2mG 5.sc.
Santos Fs 9l-2hiOc. brazilian port
receipts, $1,000; Jnoiahy receipts. a.
WV xsrlM
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Cottonseed on.

NEW YORK, Dee. i5.--Cotionsccd
oil was heavy under general liquida.
ton on the weak showing In kindred
Products and virtual stagnation Of spot
trade. Closing bids were % to 80
POINTS net lower. SALES. 10000 bar.
tells. Prime crude. coo nominal: prime
summer yellow spot. SEQ: January
S.e5. arch s.05. ay $40. all bid.
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Sugar.


By Associated Prsss.
NEW YORK. Dec. i5.-Raw sugar
was irregular hut unchanged. There
were sales Of about q 900 bags Of Pos.
:" I'can for prompt shipment at 4.o3
i"g c,ntrifugal and 1909 bags Of Cubas
at thu same level.
Except FOR reVisions of list prices
on soft SCARS. no further changcs were
reported IN refined. with granulat.d
quoted from s.25 to $50.
The sugar futures market was firmer
~ covering and buying by trade iL-
,"rcsis and closing were at about the
b'st point 81 the day and from Il %
81 points above the finals OF last
right. January closed at AIS. March
ut 4.2a. May 4.4i. July aga.
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Wichita Livestock.

w Associated Pres.
WICHITA. Kan. Dec. iS.--lIogs :
Receipts. 1909; ioc higher. top So. bulk
S.00as.s5.
Receipts 400; zoe lower foT
week. Butcher steers 4.5Od sac. stocg.
crs and feeders s50dS00, butcher
COWS and hcifcrs 3.SOa6.s5. stock COWS
aud hclfcrs ssons.so. butts s.OoG SOC,
calves i.5oHs.00.
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HAVE client with SEQ OOO.oo 10 s2s..
o00 90 cash who desires "a purchase
brick business property. Call at our
office today
COILINs.WIsEMAN REALTY co.
ROOMS s2j.22G
RAY JOHNSON BLDG.
PHONE S33.
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LOST AND FOUND

STRAIED or sToLEN-Black mare,
yearr. halter on. Pay mare. 5 years,
iwhi,s spot In face. halter on. Hay horse
j Years. white s,o, In face. white snip
end II nose. Black horse. Z years. little
iron grey In tail. white speck right eye,
$4,000 reward. Geo. II. Cook. husband
Texas.
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ONE rALT1I.AC roadster 10 trade fol
vacant % improved property. Ca,
1875.
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REAL ESTATE

TO TRADE-Fquiiy in one scciion q.
smooth plains land for Amarillo prop
erty. can 1870. IN write Box il0d Am.
arillo.
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Rice.

" NslotiNtcd Frt1s.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. l5.-Rough
rice. no sales; clean rice, no sales.
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WANTED TO TRADE-sDmc lind fol
cattle. Caii 1875 or write Box ii0G. Am.
aril'o.
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SECTION Of improved level land. well
located. Hereford territory. Win ex.
change for 400 10 500 well bred white
face steers. Any are. Prefer three's
Address Box 81. Fsrwcli. Texas
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SPECIAL BARGiiNs N CITY
PROPERTY,


New broom modern east front bung'
allow: goodfocatlon: walks. gas and gar
age. \ snap AZ $3.50: good terms.
Five-room modern east front: go0l
location. on car line. st.7so, 5000 cash,
balance sio.o0 per month.
have cue ur two dandy houses can
sill for snail cash payment and balance
monthly.
Dandy 5.room tundcrn east from,
bungalow; Harrison street. AZ bar
gain
Somc good bricks well located: woath
the money.
Some good farm land at bargain.
Houses Ton rent.
FERGUSON a TURNKEY,
Rooms 2is-ao IayIohnson Bldg.
Phone 9oi.
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REAL ESTATE

WANTED To TRADE highly improved
section of land near Mclean ior home
IN Amarillo Thone 1876 az write Boy
lee Amarillo
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FOR SALE

70 sALE-cOt and mattress, 10
H. rtssn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-16

'rOn eAi.E-Iyory bed room suite, Nv
IL room suite. 9xi2 wilton rugs, sAis
minister rugs and small rugs al IN
god condition. Phone 1903 CAL 1915
" nroe.
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Fon sALEa-Two lots Il. Happy. ioxi5O
or trade for car. Can see owner at 200,
Linroln-
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n.osr-TsIl light aud number plate. No.
4soeis. Reward; return to Harvey
l.adcy or phone 7s3.
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-roR sAI.Ts--one feather bed aud other
Household goods. 1919 Buchanan.
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NOil sAI.E--Ford car, 1919 model,
starter. good condition. Hob Lorsai-.
500 Tyler.
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FOR SALE Second lien notes reason.
sble. Phone iioe.
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F0R sAi.E-whltc rabbits. 1891 Buch.
enan.
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Try DAILY News Want ADJ.
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ToR A.h.E-Sricily new kitchen cab.
net cheap; also used oil stove. Phone
iei2
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MISCELLANEOUS
q q q . SIS q u,nsuu

FOR GAS fitting call for Frank Tayor.
Phone 2O9s. Work guaranteed. Price
reasonable.
The Little River news., 1920-04-07
Hoover Will Accept G. 0.P.
 Nomination if Offered Him

San Francisco, March 30.-Herbert Hoover today telegraphed the Hoover Republican club of California that he would accept the republican nomina- tion for president If it is felt that tho issues necessitate it. and it demanded of me
 MT. Hoover said:
 'If the republican party--with which I am naturally affiliated-adopts for ward looking, liberal, constructive platform on the treaty and on other economic issues and if the party pro- poses measures for sound business administration of the country, and is neither reactionary nor radical in it's approach to our great domestic ques- tions and is backed by men who un- doubtedly assure the consummation of these policies ana measures. I will give it my support.
 q do not and will not myself, seek the nomination.
The Little River news., 1920-04-07

By the time this paper is published the city election will be nearing it's conclusion, and if We don't get raised to city of the first class or some thing there will not be another one for two whole years. Whoever is elected for the various offices will have placed upon their shoulders during the next two years great possibility. Big problems are up now and will continue to come up that will have tC be solved if we are to meet the demands that will be put upon us as a growing and a changing town It is pretty well fixed belief that during the next five ceed the growth of the town during the past ten years. This follows from the growth and development of busi- ness coupled with the development of the farming country, the building of highways throughout the county and other improvements. The town should and must keep pace with the growth of the country if it would realize on it's opportunity. The mem who are elect ed when the votes are all in and count ed will find themselves with job on their hands-a job that is going to re- Quire some time, lots of thought and businesslike action. It is job for which there is no financial reward Your reward, gentlemen, will be most iy the consciousness that you have served your town well and that you had a job to do and did it.
The Little River news., 1920-04-07
Y. W. \. Meets,

The Y. w. A. met Monday evening, April 5th, 1920, and rendered very in- teresting program as follows:
 Subject, Veterans of the Cross"
 Song, Stand up for Jesus."
 Prayer, Mrs. c. A. Bishop.
 Scripture reading and leader, Miss Joe Faulkner.
 Special song, Miss Gladys Norwood
 An old Testament Veteran, Ruth Fawcett.
 A New Testament Veteran Pcarlc Dowda.
 Nineteenth Centure Veteran, Mrs. c. M. Sutton.
 The Twentieth Century Veteran Miss Agnes Bowling.
 Piano solo, Dora Holmes.
 The Refund of Gratitude, Beulah Dowden.
 After short business session held by the president, all enjoyed a social hour, making Easter Bonnets and oth- CT interesting games. After that the hostess, Mrs. Lon T. Jones. assisted by Mrs. C. A. Bishop and Mrs. P. B. Dow den, served delightful refreshments, consisting of fruit salad, sandwiches hot chocolate. Each plate was found by their names being on the favors. At this hour they adjourned to meet April 18th with Miss Rena Haizlip and Miss Norwood
The Little River news., 1920-04-07
.AshdOwn Club Meets.

The large reception rooms of the new club home were scenes of beauty last Friday afternoon when Mrs. Hom- CT Welch and Miss Gladys Norwood were hostesses to the Ashdown lm- pavement Club at the house warming meeting The rooms were beautifully decorated in Carnations, tulips and ap- ple blossoms, Arkansas own State flower. The following interesting program was given.
 "Americanization," Mrs. w, o. Sims.
 What Women's Clubs can oo for Americanization," Mrs. J. T. Cowling.
 American Song Writers" Mrs. J. E. Locke.
 Fanny Crosby" Mrs. Sims.
 Piano Solo, Mrs. c. l.. Briant
 Vocal solo, Miss Norwood.
 Selection from Fanny Crosby, Mrs. Lock and Miss NorwOod
 After the business session the hos tesses served delicious ice cream and cake with Easter favors. The two de- partments will meet in joint session at the club home April 17th with Mrs. Claude Henry and Mrs. J. E. Locke as hostesses. At this meeting there will be a dish shower for the new club home
The Little River news., 1920-04-07
Confirmation Notice.

In the Little River, Chancery Court, I. W. Edwards, exparte. Notice is hereby given that there has been filed
 tn my office, as clerk of the Little County Chancery Court, petition for the confirmation of the title to the Southwest quarter of the Southeast quarter, section 25, township Il south. range 31 west. And the quieting of the title to the same in J. w. Edwards, petitioner therein. All persons claim ing said lands, or any interest therein, are hereby warned to appear in the Little River County Chancery Court within the time and in the manner pro vided by law and show cause why said title to said lands should not be confirmed in said J. w. Edwards. Wit ness my hand a clerk of the Little Rly- CT County Chancery Court and the seal thereof on this 3rd day of April, 1920. Jas H Williams Clerk. 5-9
The Little River news., 1920-04-07
NiI! Regulate Shipments
 of Cotton Seed into State

Little Rock, April 1.r(SpeciaD-The Arkansas State Plant Board is ready to put into effect at once the regulations to control the character of cotton seed shipped into the state, under the pro- visions of the boll-worm quarantine re- gently adopted.
 All applicants for cotton shipping permits must have definite information concerning the point of origin of the cotton seed, lint or other cotton pro ducts to be shipped under their per init and this must be clearly indicated in their affidavit. No permit will be granted for any products listed in the Plant Boards Quarantine, when the point of origin is in any part of Louis- jana and Texas. A separate permit is issued for every consignment shipped into Arkansas and each shipment must bear and official tag with a serial num- Der, a record of which is kept in the office of the Chief Inspector. This will enable the board to trace the origin of any shipment, and determine if it has come from a district infested with the boll-worms or other pests
 Keep the bowels active and the di-
The Little River news., 1920-04-07
TO TRE PUBLIC:-.

!
 Some of the best fnanciers and some of the most successful business men of the country use less Judgment in buying Life Insurance than any oth- CT class of men. It is not so much in the company he or they select, but in the kind or class of policy they buy. The folly comes in buying high pric- cd policy to get future dividends or
 loan values. when they are in readily putting up nearly fifty per centum ex- tra in premiums to get a part of 1t back in dividends, loan values or ex- tended insurance.
 Listen! Reasoning from the base of dollars and dimes, the National Life Insurance Association of DesMoines, Iowa, will sell you One Thousand Dollars of Life Insurance at the age i of Twenty-Five years at an annual premium of $11.50; whereas the old line company will charge for an ordi nary life policy $21.49 for each One Thousand Dollars Insurance per year, which makes difference in premium Erice of $990. They say at the ex pi9atian of the third year they Will' loan or cash your policy at $22.00 Yes. but then you must figure how much extra money above the necessary pre- mium with the National Life Assoeiat ion you have paid within the three years It equals $29.70 therefore, you must see plainly that they are charg- ing you $770 for keeping your money, when any bank in the community will gladly pay you 4 per cent to keep it for you
 Take the age of A years on an Old Line Twenty year Endowment life pol icy, and the financial folly is more ap palling The Old Line 20-year Endow- ment Life Policy would cost $5656 per year, while the National Straight Life Policy would only cost you $17.20, making difference you are putting up extra of $3936 each year, and at the end. of the third year you can bor- row S9400 whereas you have paid in extra during this period of time the sum of $11S.0S, thereby charging you for keeping your money for three years the sum of $240S, while your banker would have paid you per cent =. To. l,;,,> I,oo, for xyoI,
 Don't you think that real sensible E!an should give a salesman for these HIGH PRICED POLICIES the .'Horse Laugh?"
 The Life Insurance business i3 be- yond it's experimental stage and all i most every man in the community is directly interested. If your banker should make such mistakes as this for you, wouldn't you immediately mov3 your business from his bank? 1 If any man desires to post himself on all the companies just send S2.o0 tor years subscription to the Life ! insurance Adjuster at Chicago. Ill. an6 i, will post you on all the policies issued by any company in the United States It lays them all before you. 1 To many of you it will be an "eye opener, then when any salesman comes and gives you 'song" you will know the tune.
 The National Life Association will 1 sell you at cheaper rates Investigate and see. I want local agents in this county, Sevier and Miller county.
 A. B. BISHOP.
 Salesman of the National Life Assoc
 ation of DesMoines, Iowa. adv
The Little River news., 1920-04-07
10 RENEW THE PEACE
 FIGHT AGAIN THIS WEEK
Vote on Republican Resolution is Now Scheduled for Friday-Treaty
 May Come Back.

Washington, April 4.-The fight in Congress over formal termination ot the war will be renewed this week.
 With the failure of the Senate to fight on the resolution they virtually hepublicans declaring the war ended There were indications today, however that might result in further develop ments in connection with the treaty possibly it's resubmission to the Senate by the president as the administra- tion countermove.
 To Vote on Friday. The peace resolution is to be brought before the House Thursday, with a rule calling for vote Friday, Re publicans believe it's adoption is as sured, while Democrats declare it will be vetoed by President Wilson with out prospects of obtaining two-thirds vote to override the veto.
 In many well-intormed quarters the impression is growing that either be- fore or more probably along with a veto message the president might re- turn the treaty to the Senate with af- irmative expressions regarding reser- vations IL would not surprise admin istration spokesmen in touch with the situation should the president return the treaty within a few days
 Adoption Is Conceded.
 Although Democrats plan a vigorous lght on the resolution they virtually are without hope of preventing it's adoption in both House and Senate That was indicated by Senator Hitch CT, who returned today from vacation in the South
 Senator Hitchcock also differed from views expressed by Senator Lodge of Massachusetts, the Republican leader regarding the length of the Senate con- test over the measure.
 T believe there will be prolonged discussion said Senator Hitchcock There are many new and most ln- portant issues presented in the pro- posal'
 Senaor Hitchcock declined to con firm or discus reports that the presi- dent was considering return to the treaty to the Senate shortly, but in- dicated that he had been in cores pondence with the president during his absence from Washington.
The Little River news., 1920-04-07
Warming Order.

In the Little Diver Chancery Court, Little River county, Ark. Viola Ken nedy, plaintiff vs. Will Kennedy, de- iendant. The defendant, Will Kennedy is hereby warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff herein. Viola Kennedy. Witness my hand and the seal of said court this End day Of Arril 192O.-Jas. H. Williams, Clerk. r. B. Williams Atty. for Pltf Ben Shaver, Atty. ad litem. 4-z8
The Little River news., 1920-04-07
Guardian's Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the un- dersigned has been appointed guardian and curator of the estate of John C. Hollowell. who has been by the Pro bate Court of Little River county, ad- judged insane, and incapable of man aging his affairs.-W. c. Wilson. 3-27
The Little River news., 1920-04-07

Rapid heart throbbing does not nec- essal fly mean heart disease; generally it is caused by a disordered stomach. Prove it for yourself by taking Prickly Ash Bitter, isf the tomach is at fault the heart symptoms will quickly dis appear. Price SIPS per bottle. Model Drug Store.
The Little River news., 1920-04-07

Easter was little too cold for "a display of new spring bonnets even in Ashdown. There was ice and heavy frost Monday morning while the morn ing papers reported snow, bliZzardS and real winter in wide section of the country It is not thought that any material damage was done here by the frost. Some of the gardners may have to plant a few beans over