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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11
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Sealed proposals for building one
brick school house In the town 81
Parma. Texas. five one room brlck
buildings. and one two room brick
building IN the country viii ho re-
cni,od BY the Secretary ~ the pampa
independent School District at TIC
office NJ l.. G. McMurry Grain CO.,
until a,a0 4. NJ. Tuesday, Aprll
Goth, 1899. bids will be received
ON all theso buildings collectively
aud on the school building 10 be
erected In ramnn separately and lhon
on thu country buildings collectively.
Al proposals must be accompanied
by a certified check OF 5000 90
Plans and specifications and Other
Information may be- obtained on ap-
pllcatlon 10 tho undersigned, or To
". II. Kaufman, Architect, Amarillo
Texas. Tho right IN reserved 10 fe'
jcct any or NIL bids,
l.. e. McMuRrllY. Secretary
Hoard Of Directors, pampa lndcpend'
ent school District, uc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11

that l.. i. SMITH has purchased
the Automobile repair business
only Of Meyers Bros, at Jos
Polk Street, and that he has ex-
pert mechanics 10 do any kind
Of Automobile or Electrical
work. First.elass work and CT
ficient service.
Also that Meyers Bros are
located NJ the same old stand
dealing IN second hand cars and
have for the public. Many bar
gains IN second hand cars aud
parts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11
ousE FOR BUYING, SELLING, TRADING, wANr.FILLINc

FOR RENT Bedroom GOi Harrison siv,, .
ithIlsh.An onli. tat after ! D. m, Sunday. ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11

ABSTRACTS ABSTRACTS. Furnished on
Ahon notice. Guaranty Abaraet A Title 90.
Phone 1873. A, u. Jonu, Manarer llNlr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11

my klrkhnn'r Iprnlturc; now and used
furniture. the working man's store. 2ol nlrh'
annnn Phone iib. i2j 20p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11

OIL LEASES In wilbarger county. 100 Acrra
hiock ~, tuton ~, sino.nu per aCW $40
asrg block 10. section n t3unu Yer acfe 40
Aefea block " section % IN fee tb0O " IN.
lecnicd writu Cauulh, Watson A Iohnion,
Hotel Vernon building, Vernon, IrAas.
10 2ip
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GUARANTY ABSTRACT a TITLE 60 can
furnish abstracts on short notice. Oliicc NJ
Court House, ilh la
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11

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thrnc coal wagons aud nne practically new !
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Modern A sorts built IN foAiuWs, pretty
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hath bark porh htemsh, sasew c"n'
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hot air. heat har,eoad ier r,oiern IN ~.
cry way Price 1880 With $1,000 cash and
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VI MAKE n speciality Of prompt deliveries
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Announcements

For County Tax Assessor
OWEN v. MORRISON
w. II, SIDES
WILL NJ. BENTON
HOWARD WILLIAMS
For County Tax collector
BEN G0LDINu
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Lincoln lNtn
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HOMES so DIFFERENT.

ron SALE rum dwelling, chli fmnt
Price ts5no Isnna. !. ~ uuud,u, m ite
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WANTED 10 kcp y small se, Of hook. r'
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DELIVERY Doi WANTED Duke pruE 60
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almost new, VIZ laue rooms furnace heat
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garage. gOO2 Fillmore. Phone lac, ilh9ip
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MASONIC BULLETIN.
WANTED

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cash rfhier' Johnlon.Jorer. Phone u.s.
laiglc
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ihfrc coal wagons aud une practically new
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Arizona republican., 1920-12-18

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Arizona republican., 1920-12-18
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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-23
THINK 1T is MURDER.
Two Men arrested for Death.of Young
Woman at New Haven.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Noy. 23.-The
mystery of the death of Frances Alling-
ham, - whose body was run over by
trolley car in Winthrop avenue Saturday
night appeared TO be nearing a solution
last night. although the question of
whether the young woman was dead be-
fore the trolley car hit her was not def
nitely settled.
The police Investigation resulted in the
arrest last night in Walingford of Henry
Vannell and Frederick G.. O'Brien. both
OF that town. They were brought here
and locked up at police headquarters at
the direction of Coroner Mix.
The police say the two young men were
with Miss Allingham on an automobile
ride Saturday night, having met her in a
cafe here. The police theory is that the
womans body was thrown from an auto
mobile to the street, where the trolley car
struck it. The motOrman had no time to
stop the car after seeing the object on the
tracks. The coroner. however, said the
medical examination indicated that the
woman was alive when the ear ran upon
her.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-23
WOMAN BEATS MAN TO DEATH.
Sequel of Riotous Party Woman
ESCAPES With His Automobile.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. -. - Re
quests for the arrest of blonde woman.
driving a big red automobile. were sent
broadcast by 1hc police last night in con-
ncction WITH the killing of Henry i.
Pierce. eastern manager of the lnsley
Manufacturing company. whose body,
the head crushed with a wrench. was
found yesterday in the rear of his of
flee in this city. The motor car is said
to have belonged to Pierce and bore
Pennsylvania license tag number H.
206s
Pierce. who kyas - years old and
married. was struck over the head sev-
eral times with the wrench and the gas
turned on in the room. The pockets of
his clothing were turned inside out and
all of his money and yaluables We're
missing.
Pierce was seen to enter his office
late Saturday night. accompanied by a
young woman who is described as
young and a blonde" There were evil
dences of a riotouS party the police
say. in the office. where the body was
found. 4 number of bottles and two
glasses. one half filed with WhiSkey.
were found on the table over which the
body Law. The killing apparently oc-
Cured Saturday, the authorities stated.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-23
CLOUDBURST HITS
NORTH ADAMS, MASS.
House Partly Wrecked in Landslide
During StOrm-Great Damage
From Water.

NORTH ADAMS, Mass, Nov. %
One house was partly wrecked. another
was pushed 10 feet off its foundation. and
several others came periouSly near going
down steep embankmcnt as a result OF
a landslide during a cloudburst early to-
day. The houses at the top of the en-
bankment were saved by prompt meas
ures. but a mass of earth crashed into the
houses at the bottom. A tree carried
along by the slide went into the kitchen
OF a house and completely demolished it.
No one was injured.
The damage from the storm was wide
spread. Between l and 1.10 a. IN. 3.22
inches of rain fell. breaking all previous
records for n similar period. Small
streams ovcrf0wed. causing many wash
outs Catch basins were unable to take
care of the flood with the result that
many streets were inundated and scores
of cellars filled.
\ strong gale accompanied the storm
and blew down a large smoke stack on a
factory and many trees. Trolley schesd-
uicS were disrupted as a result of wash
outs Telephone and gas companies re-
ported much damage. .4
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-23
THREATENS OFFICER
AND PAYS SO FINE
Miller Williams Arrested for Disturbing
Peace-Says He Was Not Born in
This Country but Kentucky.

In the municipal court yesterday after
noon Miller Williams, n colored man EN-
ployed in the Shea garage, was arraigned
on complaint of States Attorney T.. w.
Gibson charging him with disturbing the
peace on Sunday by loud talk and threat
ening Sheriff Frank l.. Wellman. Sheriff
Wellman arrested Williams in the north
watercure building on Elliot street after
the officer had been to Williams's room
and arrested Mrs. Elsie Williamson. who
was fined yesterday for disturbing the
peace. He is said to have told Sheriff
Welman that the latter had no business
searching his place and that he would
get his throat sIashed if he did it again.
Judge \. T. Cudworth fined him $40 and
costs which was paid. ....
After the court had read the complaint
he asked the respondent if he was guilty
or not guilty, to which Williams replied.
Guilty of what? That's what All want
to know" He finally comprehended and
entered plea of not guilty, and the court
continued the case one day for trial by
Jury. but later Attorney III. @. Barber
said Williams had consulted with him
and desired TO plead guilty. Asked by the
court if he was born in this country, VIII
liams answered. No, sab. Abs BON in
Kentucky. sab" The court made the Gus
tomary inquiry as to his occupation and
the respondent asserted, 'Ah can do mos
anything. sah.'
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-23
GULFORD SURVEY
TO BE MADE SOON
Earl WeIch. Engineer, Coming Here
When Weather Permits-FaIlkill
Construction Co. to Bid on Work.

Earl Welch of johnson, surveyor for
the state highway department, will come
here as soon as the weather conditions
permit to begin a survey for a federal
highway project from the Massachusetts,
line on the Bernardston road north
through Guilford
A letter from State Highway Com
missioner Stoddard B. Bates says: My
intention is to survey through the town
Of Guiiford and then commence the con
structon at the state line and build as
far as we can arrange for with the pres,
ent funds. depending on the estimated
OF the federal funds available for this
county after the Marlboro and Dummer-
ston projects are taken care of there
viii viii be @ between 100000 and $4,000 for
the Guilford project. ,ri This n money Is
straction Co.. which is building the Dunn,
merston road, will bid on the Guilford
work. as it's machinery will be here.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-23
CLASH DEVELOPS
WITHIN LEAGUE
Council May Not Carry Out
Assembly's Armenian
Resolution
POWERS OF THESE
BODIES UNCERTAIN
Apparent That BalfOur Is Not Anxious
for Intervention i'm Armenia-Assem-
bly, Appoints Committee to Arrange
Details of Intervention.

GENEVA, Nov. %. Associated Press)
A clash between the council and the as
sembly of the league of nations on the
question of carrying out the assembly $
resolution of yesterday for intervention
in the Armenian situation loomed up as
a possibility as the assembly met today
1t was thought that the failure of the
council of the league to act last night
on the Viviani resolution for interven-
tion passed by the assembly yesterday
might provoke another debate on Ar
menia and raise the entire question Of
the relation of the council and the as
sembly.
The respective powers of these bodies
are looming up as one OF the biggest
questions before the assembly. The
clash on this subject would naturally
come in discussion OF the report Oh I9 Ih9
organization commission. but IL couid
easily be precipitated by refusal OF the
council to carry out any resolution OF
the assembly. l..
After the meeting of the council last
uight. which failed to take action with
regard to the Armenian resolution the
attitude of Arthur J. BalfOur was taken
to indicate that he was in no hurry u
urge the council TO such action.
The makeup Of the committee 70 eA'
anime the details of the eventual inter
yention of the league of nations IN the
Armenian situation was announced 10y
the chairman Of the assembly. Inc com
mittee comprises Lord Robert Cecil, Sen
ator LaFontaine of Belgium, DR.. Mansel
of NORWAY, NJ. Niviani of France aho
representatives OF Italy and Argentina
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-23

DUBLIN, Nov. % Associated Press.
All train service in and out of Dublin
was resumed today after the military
had made a minute search of the city
during the night for suspects in connec-
tion with Sundays assassination. Be
fore the curfew hour several streets were
surrounded by barbed wire barriers and
the soldiers examined all persons pass
ing.
Soldiers conducted scores of raids
throughout the city. reports reaching
newspaper Offices showing that all class
ps and types of residences and other
PREMISES were searched. 1t seemed Ger
tain that many casualties had marked
the day's activities Searching parties
were accompanied by armored cars with
machine guns. Military authorities have
commandeered the city hall for troops
and the men occupied all the ofhceS eA-
Cert a few. ,.4..1s
were both cleared of reds and occupied
by soldiers. ..,.
The Dublin Evening Mail says that
three men were shot dead yesterday
when trying to escape from the exchange
court. where they were c0ntned aftcF
being arrested. One Of the men, it Il
said. was member of the Sim Fem
Inner circle" which has been directing
recent operations of tho organization:
Another was an expert on explosives and
were both cleared of beds and occupied
of the republican army.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-23
MISS JANE c. HOLMAN.
Dies of Shock at Age of 80 in Home for
Aged-FuneraI Tomorrow.

Miss Jane c. Holman. So, a member
of the family at the Home for the Aged.
died at the Home at 7.40 o'clock last
night from the effects of a shock sus-
tained week ago. She had been in fail
ing health following shock sustained
last January.
Miss Holman was born in Westport
y. H.. then a part of keene, July 10,
1888. a daughter of Abram and Lucre-
tia (Nycl Holman. She came to the
Home AuriI II. 1917.
She leaves two niecps in Winchester.
y. H.. and nephew in Summit, y. ].
The funeral will be held at the Home
at , o'clock tomorrow afternoon, Rev.
DR. Herbert T.. Woodin. pastor of the
Centre Congregational church. officiating.
The body will be sent to Winchester on
the O'Clock train tomorrow, and serv-
ices will be held in the Congregational
church there Friday. The burial will
take place in Evergreen cemetery lin
Winchester
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-23
BIC TIDAL WAVE
FLOODS DOCKS
Stiffest Gale of Year Drives
II Feet of Water on BOs-
ton Shore
WAVES so FEET HIGH
ON WINTHROP BEACH
Houses Flooded And New Pier Des-
trOyed-Row Boats Displace AutOmO-
biIes On Beach-Vessels Unable to
Dock In Boston.

BOSTON. Nov. '23.--A tide, which
backed by an easterly gale, attained a
rise of II feet. ran over wharves on the
waterfront today, brought confusion to
shipping at anchor near leeward piers
and caused minor washouts on railroad
tracks along the shore. 1t was the high
est tide of the year and the stiffest gale.
The wind reached a velocity of 60 miles
an hour on harbour gauges and came
loaded with rain.
Only three vessels approached the port
during the forenoon and these anchored
i'm the stream with wind too high and
seas too heavy to permit them to dock.
The tide showed under wharvPs with such
force that planking was lifted off and
the ebb came shortly afterward and Sc
rious damage was averted.
Row boats displaced automobiles aS
conveyances . on Winthrop beach this
morning The sea broke over the wall
there the waves reaching a height of 4t
and 80 feet and made rivers of the
streets near the shore. Houses were
flooded. extinguishing furnace fires and
causing trouble in electric circuits. AT
Winthrop beach a new pier was deS
trOypd. 3"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-23
J. C. JOHNSON BUYS
GOBIE'S INTEREST
Becomes Partner in BrattIebOrO China
StOre-WiIl Finish Work in Stell-
man & Sons Machine Shop.

Jesse c. johnson who is employed by
l.. H. Stellman & Son and who is well
known through his work as clerk in To-
cal grocery stores. has bought Of Ernest
+. Gobie his interest in the BrattleborO
China store. the transaction being com
pleted yesterday and possession being
given Immediately. The purchase of Mr..
Gobie's interest gives Mr.. Johnson a
half interest in the store. Mr.. Gobie
will continue to work in the store until
Mr. Johnson can arrange his business
affairs and finish his work in the Stell-
man shop. The store will retain the
name under which it has been conducted
several years. Floyd f. Johnson is the
other partner.