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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-12-18
Mountains In infancy.

east from California to visit relatives.
Billy. accustomed 10 the snow-cnpped
peaks Of the West. gazed with aston
ishment u. the small foothills they
sped past. "Say. mamma" he queried
at length. "wont those baby noun
tains ever grow up?'
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-12-18

TO TRADE OR SELL-we have a
nice vacant corner IN Salt Lake, on
,,h East and lth South--GxS rods -
which We will sell or trade for prop
,rty in American Fork, o. Utah coun-
". Call at Alpine Pub. Co cfIice or
phone IS. IL u
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-12-18
BUY WITH YOUR EYES
OPEN

Buying food. wearing apparel
and household needs is az every
day occurancc.
But. there In no reason why
you should not get the full value
for your money. You can.
Good clothes. good tools, good
shoes, good Aoap arc advertised
by the manufacturer because he
makes them good.
Your merchant here has these
goods. lie believes In them. He
backs up his faith by advertising
them.
Read the advertisements. They
keep yoS abreast OF the times.
They show you how to better
your surroundings ana yourself
They teach you how to save mo-
neg and to get the most out Of
what you spend.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-12-18
MISCELLANEOUS

HAVE YOUR RUGS CLEANED WITH
the Hamilton Beach Electric Car
pet Washer. A truly wonderful way
TO have clean rugs and carpets. Brings
back the original brightness and
cheeriness to your floor coverings.
Also Vacuum cleaning done. Office
End door west Of American Fork
Postoflcc. Phone No. 97-J-l. lS-tf
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-12-18

4 CHRISTMAS wlsn

Wherever there 10 sickness.
Asq Santa Claus bring health;
Uhsrsver there 10 poverty.
Msp Santa Claus bring psalih;
Uhsrspsr one 10 wespinq.
Map tears to smiles give wap;
Uhsrsuss sadness hovers,
NAp iop come Christmss dap.
Go svsrY heart thafs achinq.
Nap peace and comfort come,
And map an outlook rosp
Supplani each outlook qlum;
MAY friends uow separated
Soon reunited b.
And everyone find qladnsss
Upon this Christmas Tree.
-Idsar Qussl
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-12-18

WANTED Eggs. poultry. Highest
cash prices. vi. call promptly.
Martin Peterson rieaS>ut Grove.
Phone Tow. 3A-tf
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-12-18
PILES.

rissure and other Rectal diseases
cured by non-surgical methods. No
time lost from business. Write for
my booklet ON Rectal dis. asses free.
II. r. Parsons. M. d. Al. Cont
mental Bank Building. Salt lake
City. ?5.tf
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-12-18

CHESTER WHITE BOAR FOR SER
Vice. Inquire ut Barber Shop -
John Crookston. a1-2t.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-12-18

HERE'S A CHEAP LITTLE HOME
for sale-Two room frame house.
with summer kitchen. chicken coop.
stable, ETC.. and small orchard; lot
~ acre. Fonr blocks from Maip st.,
in Third ward. $3.50 takes It. In
su,re at Alpine Pub. Co. ONCE.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-12-18
Wanted

WANTED Poultry Of all kinds !;
highest cash price. Phone 47-t,
lahi. Mark Shaw. 11-tf.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-12-18

shops on the next street. Cora had
not appeared. aud taking her dolly
Meta wandered about the upper por-
ton Of the house In n desultory way.
II was In her sister Winlfred's room
that Meta received a suggestion that
she proceeded to carry out. That
young lady In her haste TO Join her
mother In q shopping tour had left
her Jewel case open In full sight.
"I'lI FIX you oil up for grand party.
Dolly" prattled Meta; and then and
there In turn sunburst, necklace
and diamond pin were attached to
the clothing NJ the doll. innocent. art.
less Neita never realizing that She
was playing with small fortune.
snow. wen ride to the party IN tho
automobile" announced Setta further.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-12-18
Classified
Ads
FOR SALE

ONIONS FOR SALE-s1.00 per bushel.
Call eli, Chris Peterson, Pleasant
drove 1S-1t-p
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-12-18
CHRISTMAS
WEDDING
BY Alvah Jordan Garth
,@ 1870. Western Newspaper Unto

T WAS days before Christ
mas and Meta Doane had
been left alone IN the house,
except for the servants. Us
ually her favorite playmate.
Cora Wallace, living near
by. called for her, and they
took Il stroll. or visited a
neighbor, or inspected tho
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-12-18

STEPHEN l. CHAPMAN.
JAMES II. CLARKE.
ABEL JOHN EVANS.
Stake Presidency.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-12-18
A CHRISTMAS GREETING

e q e
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-12-18

We PRINT BUTTER WRAPPERS.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-12-18
E. ]. Seastrand
The Tailor :

Wishes to Thank all His Pat
rons for Their Patronage Dur
ing the Past Year and Wishes
Them all a Merry Xmas and
a Happy New Year. :.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
BOND ELECTION
T0bE SATURDAY,
VOTERS TO DECIDE Upon PRO.
r" SklS,T THii:lS 81 s seH "a

Amarillo voters will decide Saturday
whether the city shall issue si2s. 900
IN bonds for municipal improvements
Although II In only few days until
the election, little interest IN being
shown.
should the $500. 900 be voted In
bonds for municipal building. library
ana auditorium. many say that a great
number e the problems facing the
city could Do solved There are five
,'oparate proposals % he voted upon
and every voter may decide m 20 the
Illness " each one.
Others ATE t60.0O0 for an. extension
IL the sanitary sewerage system. SIS,
600 Tor an incinerator. $4,000 Tor y
sanitary sewer disposal plant and $50,
sU0 tcr fire alarm system.
Sentiment IN rather divided among
the proprliy owning cltizcns-thcy he.
lng the only ont that viii be- allowed 10
v',' -t~rrding t. "a number nf In.
ter.icws recently published bv the
liailv Ncws
T~o voting places haze been dcsig.
mated by the city comlssion. Voters iiv.
lng west az Taylor street will go Ia
The city hail and those east Of Taylor
tr"ct will go to the courthouse.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01

nounced Pink" NJ Parrish At Cros
byton, Texas, will be marfhal of the
day. Mnslah's hand will lead the parad-
aud viii he followed by iIoAlah's patrol,
Imperial potcntato and party. Moslah'A
dlyan and visiting poientaies, marching
Noblcs khlyn's hand khlva's patrol.
which vii br In charge ~ the nOvlcer,
who viii be- holding the rope. ring can.
dldatcs and drum corps.
khivaa hand. under the management,
NJ Henry Hall. now has membership
cf forty The band was organized H.,
Nj. Hall Immediately following tho
granting of dispensailon by the I'm,
nerial Council NJ Portland. ore. for 4
Shrine IN Amarillo. lie declares II j.
his intention a. give Ia Amarillo one, ~
the finest bands ever heard here. lie
viii be- manager At the hand. while b..
u. Humphrey, formerly prominently
connected with India Temple. of Okla.
homa city, viii be- director.
The appreciation ~ the Shrinors Tor
cooperation being received by the cIii.
Gems of Amarillo In furnishing rooms
tor the visiting Masons ana their wives
wives was expressed AZ Shrine head.
quarters yesterday. They expect tn
pay their way" said b. y. Phillips.
and We suggcs, a uniform price 1T s,
each. In this way they VIII leave ANN.
rillo feeling good toward the town fnl
future ceremnnlals"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
Declaration Of PRINC|PLESFOR
SETTLING INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES
OUTLINED BY COMMERCIAL BODIES

and that ot their agents.
q. The restriction az productive effort
or Of outprt 10y either employer ~ "n'
plov'c tor the puipos" of creating an
artificial scarcity of the ~ nduct ~ ~
labor IL an injury to socivty.
g. The wage ~ labor must come. nut
Of the product at industry and mus, be-
earned anR mca, ured by ils contribution
thereto II ~ the duty of management
Ia cooperate with the worker To- secure
continuous employment
:. The number of hour In the work
dav or week In which the maximum out
put. consistent with the health and
~ ll.bcing ui the individual, can h"
maintained IN given industry should
be RSccrtaincd by careful study and
never should he exceeded except IN case
~ emergency and an" day of rest should
be- provided Reduction in working
hours below such economic limit. IN
order 10 secure greater leisure OF the
fact that VI involves a commemorate
loss in thu earning power ot the work.
crs n limitation ot output ana an IN.
crease IN thu cost of the product
y Adequate means satisfactory both
20 tho empower and his employees. and
voluntarily agreed Ia Nv them should
i,e rovid,d fur discussion and adjust.
mrnt II employment relations
q When. thr employee ard hts cn.
ployccs lo nut deal individually. hut
ls mutual consent ,hrnngh representa-
tive. representatives. should NO, be-
chosen 90 controlled by or represent any
outside group ~ interest
~. The rr"aigst measure ~ reward
and wcllhcinE Tor huih employer and
employee and the full social value of
their service must h. sought IN tn"
successful conduct aud full development
at the laiti, ular industrial establish
mint In which they are associated
n. While the right ot government
employees, To- secure just treatment
must hc amply slI.guardcd, the com
muniiy welfare demands that no com.
hinniion Ia proven, az impair the opera.
ton NJ government ~ of any govern
mcnt function shall be permitted
IL The power of regulation and pro-
lection excrciscd by the State over the
corporation should properly extend tn
the employees In ~ far as may bc nee.
cssary IN assure Wnimnmircd operation
nf public'utili,y servics.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
ORDINANCE REGARDING
STREET VENDING PASSED

An ordinance providing for the pay.
mcnt of "A Zee III S25 a month for vend.
.ng privilege In the city az Amarillo
war passed at yesterdays meeting the
citv commission nt the city halt The
ordinance WIS introduced at the last
Meeting. and Is Intended for the piO.
toc,iou of local merchants from tran.
sicntf coming into the city and selling
waicF from wagons hy the house Ia
"""Se method II viii now be published
once a week for two consecutive weeks
after which II will become effective.
NJ pction was taken toward an
n'n' nh"i"nt of the switching ordin.
nncc due Ia the absence of Corporation
counsel NJ. j. -. JACKSON from the
city. !, WAS anC un,ed that this matte"
would bc taken up Ter adjustment up.
IN his return.
Other matters taken up were Of a
routine nature. \ recess meeting was
called Tor this morning at 10 o'clock
when the regular monthly business of
tho city will he disposed of. also n
beard of equalization will be- appointed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
TO OPEN DRUG STORE
IN AMARILLO LOBBY
-, 49,
BY TENTH or MONTH

The Pool Drug Company will open
Ter husinc's at 3l0 Folk Street. alioin.
ing the lobby of the Amarillo Hotel,
about September 10. Roy Pool propri.
otor, announced yesterday. Mechanics
are engaged rcmodcling III" building
ana putting Il In shape Ia receive thu
new fixtures which have been shipped
from the factory. \ large new double,
service soda fountain has been In.
stalled
The store room tn hc occupied by the
n,v drug business has an opening into
N" lobby ~ the Amarillo Hotel as well
aS y main entrance from the street,
Mr. lool formerly WAS the proprietor
NJ the Olympic Drug Company In the
Olympic Theatre building at seventh
ana Polk.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
sRRtMstEAEM0N|A[ VISITORS Will !.
! BEGiRREACH|NG CITY DURING DAY;
RECEPTION PLANNED FOR CARRIE sON

Visitors who will attend the first
ceremonial OF khlya Shrine here tomor
ron, aud tomorrow niRht will begin ~
fivinK today. II was announced ycsler
DAY ~ Shrine headquarters. Many of
lnf Clarendon AlasOns and their FAINT
lies VIII arrive to-day al noon 1ycr thu
IDtt Worth 4 Denver. and Imperial
Potential" Ellis Lewis Carrcison anil
Airs. ,Garretyon. Imperial Marshal
frank, G.. Jones. Cf Houston. ant
datkhtsr, and sam T.. Cochran, ~ bal.
Las. sovereign grand Inspector genera
or Hcnttish Rite Mayonry In Tcxns. with
arrive ION N. Denver tonight nj 1919
o'clock. The MoFlah special viii az
rive tomorrow morning al ! n'olock
Due "a the change IN the arrange
,nsnts NJ the arrival uf Imperial 10
tntate Garrctson an dhis party. locm
Shtihtrs are planning 10 meet the
train and give their highest official a
royal reception. The khlva Sh"lna
Drum Corp viii figure IN the reception
fTh0.lxss home WIN he the hcadquar.
urs felksbrine women during the ccrc.
Inphial tdmorrow. The home Will he
lISs-i az night for the reception and bal.
W hohor ~ Imperial I'otentaic Care.
son anu MIS-. Garrctsnn. II IN expected
ibtt the night after will he one of the
lafge't social occasions Of the year In
Amarillo.
The tcn,ati q order of the parade t.
10 held ut noon tomorrow has been an.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
JAPANESE COMPETITION IN DOMESTIC
MARkETs0F AMERICA SHOULD NOT Be
FEARED DECLARES LARGE \. \. BANK

=
ttsai 70 ne NrNs.
MEW toitN' tuR' '"--Japlh'"" com
ptuuun w our unhesu' markets drs
no. meaacs american industry. the Ma
InnaI hillh oi commerce ~ New N"tk
uFrhlt"s IN inc september lsauc ni liS
uaElfine' commerce Monihlv. On the
o.h.r hshd an examination ol the trade
~ japan win the lnited states since
1919 einphasizes the important economic
relationship between the two countries
ana, according to the hank. indicates
ihe desinbility Of maintaining Sltisiac'
Tory mutual uado relations htween
thtin'
''The posslhili,y Of such competition
on a considerable scale" slys Commerce
Monthly. ~ 10 be determined naitly
by general conditions, and nnrtlv 10y
specific conditions In thos, industries
where Japancsc competition SEEMS most
likely.
''The first factor In distance. Ynko.
hama II l,s36 nautical miles from san
Francisco. 1850 miles from New Ynr,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01

In the United states cmanatcs from
Now Yorl, CITY,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01

Special 10 The News.
WASHINGTON. Ang 30.--Fouriecn
COMMERCIAL and Industrial organizations
IN the state of Texas have gone on
record In support of declaration ot
twelve rrlnciples at industrial rcla.
tlons designed To establish u basis on
which employers and emp'"yecs may
work ont employment problems.
The vote was taken an ia" renort of
a committee &c the chamber of com.
mrrce of the United States submitted
10 n country.widc referendum of husi'
ness asseriatlons. The principles r"ceiv'
ed the overwhelming approval ot the or.
ganlyatlonS voting In every state IN the
union.
The organizations voting were: Cham
her Of Commerce. BEAUMONT; Chamber
Of Commerce aud Manufacturers Assn
clatIon!Tcxas Chamber Of Commerce..
Dallnp Chamber of Commerce. Ennis;
Tevas Petroleum l,efincrs Association.
Fort Worth: Commercial Association,
Galveston Cotton, ENchaec and Do0id
oi Trade. Galveston klcberg County
Commercial club. kingsNille: Chamber
Of Commerce. Orange: Chamber of Com
merce, Sherman: Chamber f Com
merce, Tcxarkana; Chamber NJ Com
msrc.. Victoria; Chamber of Commerce.
WAGE. Chamber of Commerce, Wichita
Falls.
tn. statement of principles on which
the vote was taken are summarized
briefly Us follows;
Eyer, rcrscn has III" right tn
engage In any lawful occupation and
10 enter individually ~ collectively into
any lawful contract OF employment
either as employer 81 employee
p The righ, of opcn$hcp operation.
ina, h. the rlght of employer aud en-.
nlryc. a. Determine the conditions of
smnloyment relations with each other.
A. nm essential part ~ the Individual
r,ght of conuac, possessed by cach oI
the parties
4. Al men possess the equal ilEhl u
ar.oclate voluntarily for the accom-.
nllshn,eni of lawful purposes 10y lawful
means hut such association confcrs nc
su,hoti,y over. and must not deny any
,iyht of. thnsr who DO not desire In act
or deal with them.
A AseoelatIons ~ combinations ri
.,nulVsrs m employees. ~ both. must
he isgally responsible for their copdnc'
- UENHN ~ 80
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01

labor cost In the United States. whether
az not this was IN" ease cannot he said
Ia h1v" been proved. ~ Wages In tcrIls
nf money are not q criterion.
In recent Nufs hpW, YER. great
changes have taken place in the llhoi
fi.uliiun Nv i1plu. Prices hnv, risen
even more rapidly than IN the United
S'ltcF. Wage. NJ n,gcssi,v lave advanc-
I'd tn meet the Increased cost og living
Moreover lnpan's' labor L. slowly
growing ont of its Massive oricntllism
ana the standard nf living is rising. ~.
though II H. probable that the efficiency
~ japanese labor is improving az u
result Of changing conditions. the gain
has not yet been great enough Ia off.
1rt the increased money cost which has
taken place. Amer len manufacturers
therefore should not lee ~ any marked
disadvantage ~ far as sllss IN the
United States are concerned.
"lmpoliS from Japan cover n vida
and Interesting range. The pilnclinl ar.
tiClcs which We import regularly are
articles which We do not ~ niucc our.
sclves beCaufc Of conditions which make
production Improbable. such as silk.
tea aud cimphor or such commodities
rs W" do not produce In sufficient quaint.
itv IN domestic use. AS beans. peas.
soyn bean oil. peanuts foi I'll amt braid
for hats \ large share consists NJ a
MISCELLANEOUS type IL small wares
Witch are usually thought of nS orient.
NJ g"ods'-t typical japanese pr.lucis.
Our heavy purchasers .nahl" Japan
In turn IN buy from the United States
many raw. northumberland and man.
ufartured materials which the United
States produces or can produce In cN.
".ss of domestic needs Examples ara
raw cotton iron and steel. machinery
and engines korosen" oil aud chemicals.
In other words. thoic IN u sound basis
for an exchange of commodities between
the iva countries IT, their mutual nd.
vantage.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
WAsHBuRN REGION
ms HEAVY rain

Leo Ehlingcr returned lasi night rom
Clarendon, where he met with the Don'
lev County commissioners court relative
To the possible constructed OF "a new
road system In that county and its ap'
proxlmatc cost. lie win make n report
within the next few days and mail II 1"
the Donlcy County commissioners,
showing his opinion an tn" nature ~
road that should be- constructed
MIR. Ehlingcr returned to Amarillo
by automobile. and upon his arrival he
reported that the rain In the vicinity ~
Washburn was exceptionally heavy and
that roads are almost impossible u
was his opinion that II would he mad
yi,.iblc for one 10 attempt to-day IT,
make the trip to washburn at any
point tho other side oi that town hy
automobile.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
ESQ MORE Rooms
ARE NEEDED FOR
SHRINE VISITORS
JAMESON TELLS OF IMPORTANCE
az SEtt'kiNG SUFFICIENT
ACCOMMODATIONS
NV Drank IAMlsoN


tn Shilnefs nf" cominE some "i
thcm hav" ALREADY arrived ~ tn Ell"
nnd 10y. tomorrow afternoon w" streets
VIII he alive win members ct tho Fed
TOP Nobility. Time and agnin attention
az this festive occasion Nas noon i"'.
Pn"nted "a The hands o. inc ciiiz"nry
W Nnnrillo' IN order thai non" mishI
go away uhaH,lisl"u
These people me 'oininE w. Nnn'iu'
Ia lnrt"ipn'' ~ mo fiift 'in"iil
ol khi'a T.innle dlSpehNliiol mNinN
been granted ~ 'hc Impcilnl C"incil
held w IN" c'F oi f"''hhd' Jun"
gl.'6' ..
No othcr AGENCY wthin lh' fahh'nf
III" country ms i'lrnisheh Suoh m ~
portunity Va uniiy ana cement h'
lliehhshipS :" ihis "''ion INs'
Nnpiilln mas sought ana oItain'" "ih,
crshln IN ianhhnh'swine Miniis ~" "
Nh' fh'h r"l''ll .nll '"''
~ u necessary now w cow !" ,h' ~
slsHncr "i me ENTERTAINMENTS rom hh'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
OLD CLOTHING WANTED
BY SALVATION ARMY

capt. A. NJ. llolbrook NJ the salvation
Army has made an appeal to the ".ti'
zenS ~ Amarillo for clothing that has
becn laid aside fur one reason or an
other. which will be- used IN clothing the
needy children If the city.
Many little child will start IN
school well clothed now that would not
bc 40 well clothed II Il were not for the
clothlng that Was sent 10 the salvation
Army" the captain said. by close
cooperation with the United Charities
md other organizations IN the city there
has not been any need that has not
hecn met aud there win not he. on ac'
c0unt 81 the high cost of livinG and the
high price of wearing apparel great
deal Of good mn h. accomplished by
ielephoning No 1868. Help ~" saliva
ton Army do H."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
FREED ON ONE CHARGE
ARRESTED ON ANOTHER

/. 4 verdict 81 not guilty was rendered
by the JuIy IN the case ~ the State 81
Texas Va G.. y. Blcdsoe on a charge
Of aggravated asgault In the county
court yesterday. lie had been arrested
at the lnstltagtlon of his brother Tcm
Bledkoc. who aid the defendant had
come tn his homo and made an assault
upon hlK tom Bledsoe'sl wife. follow.
ing an argument over the payment of
house rent. Alex N, Mood was the a..
torncy for the defense, hnd =, u, Under.
wood. county ATTORNEY. prosecuted.
Immediately following the. return or
the vcidict by the Jury. e. ~. Dlcd,.oc
was reareslcd Il ny sheriff Burton
Roach on charge W perjury. which "
said Ia he the ou,growth az testimony
given by hin, while On the stand In yes.
terday's case.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
.kIWlNS CLUB WILL MI
HAVE HIGH SCHOOL
BOYS At LUNCHEON

Tho Kiwanls club viii have M It's
guests az It's weekly luncheon today
neon at the Amarillo Hotel all boys
that expect 10 he either IN the Junior
or senior clnses at the high school.
Invitations have been mailed all boya
who should attend. should invita-
tlops fail Ia be delivered. the boys are
requested 10 cali Superintendent NJ. H.
Duncan. who viii make reservations.
The program will H., suited "a IN" o.
c1sIon. ~ addition 0oiorh's Juvenile
orchestra will play.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
six Fines In Police Court.

SiS fines were imposed hy Judge u.
a Mcknnon In the corporation court
Yesterday morning. two being fined for
drunkenness. two Tor hffray, one foI
'prrtiing. and one for tn ning ear In
the street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
llullding Permits.

Building permits have been issued Nv
city Engineer II. u. Jones recently Ia
". T. Smith. Tor the construction of q
$1,000 residence. AZ lGis buchanan
Street. and to -. NJ. Tyler. for the crec'
iion of an addition IA his home At sio
Van Buern Strict. Ia cost approximately
$4,000.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01

In III" oldcn DAYS at allss.sliuining.
only - colors were known. Will" more
than 60Oo different pigments are used
nog.
In ancient times many r,Uls ridlit"h
tn all lartS NJ the empire from golden