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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-15

,horige bond isuc 49, oooo0 l.r IA, fw
special schools Adopted
Ohio.
Cleveland Bond issu. Nii. eco O6u.
ior school sites and building Aduuted
~ Jew additional school inN - 3 mil
for five years Adopted r. exempt
interest and sinking funi l",.,s to
'nN limitations Adopted
| .... .T,Nar .... ..... .....
Constitutional amendment To O..
! move limitation ou power II !ndtp,nd
,rt and ,uum'n houl districts a. &C..
'h,'ns.ly,s fur schools Adopted
Utah.
Constitutional amendment To l'yy
state tax for district ychools sufiicicn'
With the incom, from the permanent
achoo fund. a. provide ss5 Ter ca,u
rhild ~ school c"rsrs age Adopts ,
Virginia.
| Constitutional Hmpndmcn, To rc
meve al limitations On the power II ~
ponernl assembly In relation 90 compul
swiy education ~ children u srhDol ag
Ndop'@'
! constitutional amendment To per
INIT women iu serve as school trustees
20 require no, morr than trustees h
Zach schuol district instead o. ,N1ct''
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N \ STARVING WORLD.


I'm asking for relief iut famine
sufferer, IN China and appointing
T. cnnimftrc GO lend AID IN raising
funds. President Wilson quotes
estimate, that "Scooo.ooo person
are seriously affected hy the fam
me. aul report, indicate that half
at these are suffering dire de.
trcss." The cnormou, scale ol the
need. thu, affecting almost %,
many people q, the total populJ
tiuu of England or Italy. pre-.
,lulc, the pos,ibillt, Of adequate
relief let humanity de- ~, best
and ,tili many must perish from
the very yastneS, OF the problem
AlmoSt as dark are the cuud'
ton ~ many European Lands Mr
Hoover ha- made au appeal i.'
100000 children Of what we're
once garden land, of Europe
who .ncs disabling and cNlrcm.
privatiun i not death Nha, %,
aster, oi freezing and tamlncr
viii decimatc Russia before IN,
spring uo one even no Russia ear
estimate. Md because ui the
wreck Of government, the havn.
I'm iriu.'r, and the rum o' trans.
lrortl'iun. these unfortunate, a',
for ,lc most part beyond even tn
pos Ihili,y OF help.
Seeing our globe %, q whole.
brotherhood u' men who .uuv.O
be ore m suffering anj 800 .,m
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-15

g.. na.I. vHrH rHnI nHrg r1ila
.rr.rsHrH'. Il coo. weather rrugnn-u
cation. ,rtllrd ~ o. know when O.
tlr.. 1n umbrella and wear r1uI'I f.
H.a.ytr v. rrr less open goo 'h' l.
,isirou ~ hrlorrr weather suu'l
.t.i Hus thar llWD.' any others 10 80.
happen o. -. urigmt,.. t,r MOST 90 't'
l,I ia Hsr. v'r, observed Jmu"
Nr, .i.s and boz m, Dutdcuus ur.y 70
instance as luI agu o.. i'1s. q g'n,,.
ull with reputation as u weather.
rI.rI,' declared that D., fr'tnd com.
m1 storms D., rho ;urninG ur ~ th,
..v '1ils
uI,I. and brakes shaking and flut.
',ri7g their feathers young horses
running. &C. ly.ug down and ruhhinr
hs.r hacks On the ground sheep blrai.
inl. cattle ur.cking up their EARS aud
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-15
ARE YOU SUPERSTITIOUS?
Weather Signs.

swift hing their 'al'- swallows ry.r
rrr. and hogs running crying hens
we're 100 considered fur'runurrs ~ cu.
me -' rms DOL. bong rain" spells
Nr1 f. 90, simple reason. u would $500
rl. hat animals are more sensitive e.
.rIrr,- ir M, dement's than mru 500
excerpt .husr
"O.d sinners who h.y, 10 T.Ig's
o. tn compass BOZ their bones anil
i,ints'
when candl' or hmn sends o.,
SPARKS. when H.ut fails coz when smol.'
turns downward. according &" old sul.
,rstiions that !ing,r stlll IN ~" prrul'r
rind. y IL COINS a. rain. WHEN ti1c
appcars around IN. moon It means wet
weather One star within the rirS
means hard mains one day 90 etc
Tuinwrow The Death kncll.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-15

memory and the meeting closed wish
resolutions ot dl.u,si.,t 60 his mem.
Wrf. which were unanimously carried.
A. \ Suunott dissenting On motion
W Grover llIll. tho bankers uf the r'v
Will b" Invited o. Hpt ps official mourn.
rrs Iillh.auts viii hr announced md
ether arrangements concluded afi,i his
death which b. confidently expected
l'fD., neat "Wednesday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-15

% Adopted.
constitutional tWuuim,Ht To- o.
uo,r the limit 90 mills prr dHlul q
taxation fur s,huus Adopted
Wyoming
tm"IfutiDnl tm,ndmon. So
To- .H-r thu limI e, indebtedness uon
~ urr cent Of valuation whi,h un5
s.h.ll lis'rD mN uWI ~ the erect
.0" or enlargement u school luiIlinl 81
Ndnptrd
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school. AMENDMENTS
CARRIED.


WASHINGTON. Dcc ~ tBy Capita,
News Service tn, sentiment AMONG
tn pyOplc IT The country fur additional
guW,rt for the public schools. not uulS
tn lover grades oi tn same but tn
higher institutions ~ learning a. we'll
manifested itself IN an impressive man
n.r in connection with elections held
nn November on state constitutional
ln rdwen.s ~ great import to educl.
ticn
&c me tw,n'yiwo elections held. IN
tyy, 'v" states. the amendment carried IN
co., uts'u instances and AZ las. reports
here was dodlt aS o. two others ono
tho atn"nlno nis dictated was op
ir- q hy ~. teachers.
What IN" summary Shows.
\ SUMMARY ur the results shows N.
frluwiNe'
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-03-19
OFFERED SPLENDID POSITION
TEACHING IN PHILIPPINES

Gunnison friends of ID. f. Ordonez,
former member of the Normal
School faculty, who for the past year
has been at the Teachers College in
Greeley, will be interested to learn
that he is specializing in Romance
Language and has been offered several
splendid positions but prefers to con-
tinue his studies for another year.
He contemplates entering either the
University at Chicago or the Colum-
bia University this fall, after which
he intends returning TO his home in
the Philippines to teach his own peo-
pie in the University of the Philip
pines. The position was offered him
by the Philippine Bureau of Educa-
ton.
In requesting Ncws-Champion to
extend his subscription, Mr.. Orrionez
writes: "Thruyour paper am learn
ing much of what is going on in Gun
nison, and some times feel as if
were there when read it. am al
ready offered to teach French and
Spanish here in the College this sum-
mer, but ! feel that Gunnison is the
place for me in summer"
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-03-19
PITkIN PEOPLE WE ALL KNOW
Pitkin Miner

Pitkin Miner
George Norwood this week purchas-
ed from Mrs. Scott Dickinson the
store building on Main Street, occupi-
edw by the Norwood & Norwood groc-
cry firm.
George Williams got rather bunged
up yesterday when young team be-
longing to Ed Shovlain, which he was
driving on the stage, became frighten..
ed at the train at Parlin and proceeded
to drag George around. He hung on
however, and the team finally stop
ped, but Mr.. Miller took the mail out
today.
Mrs. Geo. Farlee returned Wednes-
day from a month spent at Brecken-
ridge with her daughter, Mrs. George
Stephenson. Mrs Farlee suffered an
attack Of the flu while gone, but is
feeling very well now.
Ralph Thompson. proprietor of the
Gunnison bottling works was busi-
ness visitor here from Monday euntil
Wednesday of this week. Mr.. Thomp-
son says things are rather quiet at
the county seat just now, but every
thing points to a good summer, there
being much evidence in the building
line as soon as the weather will per-
nit.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-03-19
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News-Champion Correspondence.

The students of the Normal and
hi ,h schools gsere treated to an unique
chapel exercise Wednesday morning,
when the Cncompaghne Camp Fire
girls gave St Patnck's Day program
The g.E.s were all dressed alike in
white dresses with green ribbons and
ties After eyery one had been greet
ed with pleasant Top o the marnin'
20 yez,' the program was started The
fiTst number sgas q vocal solo by Miss
Ella Osborne, whO sang Mother Ma
chre-' in L charming manner Each
girl had = clever joke 10 tell, and one
Of the best ones was on Patrick
ODamsOn" and "M.cheal Brilliant
The audience was pleased with the
way Esther AFtsEDcFTy sang ireland
Must D. Heascn-7 Miss Arterberry
and Margaret Beale danced An Irish
Jig The conclusion was = vocal duet
b. Esther Williams and Katherine
LashbrOOk- This Las; number was
well rendered
Normal and High School students
and faculty are invited to attend j
dance by the sOphomOres on Friday
evening al the J. .. o. F. Hall. This
is the first large school dance since
the flu, and good time Is expected by
all
The students Of French nj the Nor
nal have organized the FleQr de Lis
Club. OuIy those who have a grade
Of above c are allowed to join The
object Of the club is To acqaaint the
members with French literature. poet
~ ana history. A delightful program
Is given each time and the members
find It very enjoyable. The meetings
viii BE- held at the Normal every 9TH
eT Thursday evening. Miss Martha
Dyer l. president of the organization
and Miss Borland and Miss Howard
are the faculty advisors Of the club.
The following are members: Clara Nc
Keen. Mar7bcl Hudson, Jack Ellington,
Hugh Hethenngton Eval Leonard,
Esther Artsrberry, Dorothy Delo, Hell
en- b. ant. Cieone Miller and Grace
Smith.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-03-19
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News-champion Correspondence.

Wednesday, March IL
Miss Carmen Butterxorth has re-
turned 20 her school duties after near
ly 4 weeks absence.
Tops and marbles are being enjoyed
a. game among the school boys to
take up their recess and Moons
Vivian Grafton has been out Of our
school for The past week on account of
Illness. Reports indicate tha; she is
nov improving
Eighth grade campfire girls had theis
frst ceremonial meeting last Monday
evening a. the home Of Helen Foster.
All present rrport joyful time
The hot lunches which the school
children have enjoyed for the past
three months, have been discontinued.
Dunng the eight and 4 half weeks.
ii03 people were served.
Miss Tnpp has chosen boys from
the sixth, seventh and eighth grades
TO sing in the Boys Choir. They
church Easter Sunday.
Miss Trpp. our music teacher, has
been on the sick list this week. Miss
not been able TO attend school work.
DoNtNttf We nope 10 NAVE neE psiCk
soon.
On Tuesday the 18th. the third gra-
ders had the pleasure Of listening 20 a
program given By pupils Of the fourth.
They report that Mrs. Ruland's pupils
are excellent entertainers.
Prof. krause. the physical training
teacher, is trying out the standard
athletic requirements, consisting of
certain accomplishments for each pu-
pil in the broad jump, the high jump,
throwing, putting the shot, and many
other sports.
The eighth grade who had intended
TO have \ sleigh ride party, were dis
appointed because of the suns hot
rays the previous day. Their disap-
pointment was turned to JOY when
Miss Roberta Potter invited them to
her home on Wisconsin street. All
present reported delightful time.
The state examining board, consist
ing Of the following people: President
Quigley, Misses Emma Full and Alice
Clark, observed the student teachers
who have met the two term teaching
requirement. The board examined
the following: Clara Mckeen. Mary
Ellis, Edith Tuttle, June Severson,
Maud Covington, Ruth lsensee and
Mrs. Beulah PattersonFoster.
KATHERINE KNOWLES
EDNA HAYDEN
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-03-19

News-Champion Correspondence:
Wenesday. March Il.
Ned JoTy was 4 visitor n the Croft
ranch sunday.
Laura Dunn was absent from school
Monday on account Of illness-
Ar. Evans Is suffering from an al
tack Of rheumatism.
The St Patrick's Day masquerade,
10 have been held n Lake City, has
been postponed until April ?. on &c
count Of the flu
hrs. Harry Dunn took her haby
daughter Ruth 10 sec Crandma Men
dcnnaIl this week. for the first time.
Earl Disney Was over on a business
tup to the Lake Fork this week.
Lillian and Hazel Carr wcrc visit
ors a, the Blair ranch recently.
Mr and Mr.. Croft and Mr.. and
Mr.. Jory were also visitors At the
Blair ranch this week. and spent an
enjoyable evening. Quite 4 party.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-03-19
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BALDWIN
New > Champion Correspondence:

New champion Cores pondencc:
Wonessiay, March Il.
The weather Is cold and cloudy this
week
There were three days work Z; the
mine this week
Willie Walker came m Tuesday %
assist his father on thetr homestead
on Antelope creek.
Those who were IN Ggunlzan duung
the week from Baldwin wc-,. Super
intsndcHt FcatherztOne. Store Mauag
er Saunders and Victor Oprandr.
Mr.. Jones, who got his ankle hurt
in the mine. recently, went 20 Gunnl-
son for medical treatment Mr Pow
cn accompanied him.
Nrs. Stani,h gave a big tErkey sup
per last Thursday evening SEr in
vited several from the camp besides
thu regular boartlers. After the tur-
key. there was ice cream. cake and
confectI0ns. The guests report IN en-
joynblc evening. The affair was IN
honor Of her son, Joe who is home
from the navy on furlouRh-
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-03-19
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News Champion Correspondence:

News-Champion Correspondence:
Wednesday, March II.
Earl Disney came up last week from
Sapincro and spent several days in
lola.
Cal Stewart, who has been trapping
| around Halls Spur this winter, re-
ports q very good season.
A. h. Stevens drove UP from his
ranch last week He seems to have
/ regained his old-time health and
vigor.
al HaInes will soon celebrate his
/ 3Oth anniversary as a miner. Al will
| bid the mines farewell before long and
| 90 Ianching on his Surprise Valley
/ ranch.
Geo. Lanoune has quit his job at the
! Headlight mine and returned to his
home in Salida- Geo. is in bad shape
from his daily ration of mineral dust.
There Is no need of theatre here
as long as Grover Carpenter lives in
| this vicinity. The brand of entertain
mcnt which Grover hands out is the
Kind one usually pays out one or two
dollars for ticket. You can't tell
how old a prune is by its wrinkles.
{. H. Noble returned from Toledo,
| Ohio last week. Clarence says that
ms old home has grown so much since
his absence that it took him several
days to get acquainted again.
Mrs. Dennis Mullins accompanied
her daughter 10 Salida last week.
Mrs. Mullins will visit with friends
for several days. Her daughter
Helen will finish the school term at
that place.
chas. Smelzer of Ohio City, who was
helping Grover Carpenter this winter,
Is attending the school for disabled
soldiers in Pueblo. While in France.
Charlie was chasing the Germans SO
fast he broke his leg.
Harry Carpenter lost one of his ped
igree Shorthorn milk cows the other
day. The animal stepped into an
open place in the river and died be-
fore It could be rescued.
Our friend Joe Reiss is one grand
globe trotter. One week you may find
him IN Boston, then again you may
come across him in Frisco. It is
hard to tell just where Joe is going
to turn up at next.
Bill Spain is busy at his Red Creek
saw mill these days. He is getting
out lumber for the bridge across An
telope creek. John Hollenbeck, Earl
Carpenter and Geo. Frank are helping
him.
America Must Wake Up.
America must wake up from the
lethargy and her indifference to take
drastic steps toward stamping out
the Bolshevik and the Radical.
Our country is in greater peril to-
day than at any time during the late
war, for the disrupters Of law and
order are already within our gates
and are spreading their diseased and
fermenting creeds countrywide. An
existence under Lenine or any of his
disciples would be far worse than
living under the reign of the late des-
potic ruler of Germany.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-03-19
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Gunnison news-champion., 1920-03-19
Doesn't Relish Sand Storms

Walter Post and family. who left
Gunnison recently for Oklahoma, are
now located NJ 5l5 S. Maple, Sapulpa.
Oklahoma They request that the
News-C Champion be sent TO their new
address 80 that "we won't miss n sin
gle number" While en- route 20 their
new home, they were caught in bad
sand storm. 81 could have started
right back for Gunnison on the next
train" vas the way Mrs. Post puts it.
We trust they may decide to take a
return train one Of these days for
Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-03-19
COUNTY NEWS IN BRIEF

eral stacks ahead Of him
Word comes that Miss Georgia Hicks
vas married on March 2nd, and Ia
gone 70 Alberta, Canada, to Ike We
surely wish her success and happiness.
We wonder how the yIn8oT got start
ed about the death Of the baby Of Ar.
and MEE. Zed Scott L. was : mis-
take, for she is IN the best Of health.
Euest Clark went 70 Salida = couple
Of weeks ago 20 have his tOnsils ~
moved he returned home N L feT
dag and b. feeling o. X
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-03-19
America Must Wake Up.
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF
SCHOOL BONDS

Notice is hereby given that Building
Bonds Of School District No. 4, Cunni-
son County, Colorado. numbered and
S for $4,000 each, bearing date March
/, 1900, viii be paid upon presentation
at the Office Of the County Treasurer
Of Gunnison County, Colo. After
April 18th, 1920, such bonds will cease
to bem interest
DAted March Is, 1920.
J. J. WALSH, Secretary
Fihst publication March 19, 1920.
Last publication April Is, 1920.
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Ne~s-Champion Corrrs pondence:

Ss~s-Champion Cores pondsnce:
W,uesslay, March l..
Nj S,avo.y, tho forest ranF-r. Is
ksrr this s,r. x rn-n'lnR =tnrk for n"
range 30 1870
D-. ShIL passed thru the valley
last yso's ne vas gong 90 Cathedral
10 take ne rrH~I- Of that portion Of
Hn-dalr county.
4 4 Bakrr De- here Fum Lake City
looking aft. has catt,n ma, are beng
fed al the Jas. Jaulinr ranch
John " Howard -p-nt the week
end N Glun..ur .l-.tIry his wife. He
returned Sunday and Ueut up To hIs
fath,r's anrh on the Upper C"bo..a
h1EMa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-03-19
Business Change in Coal Office

". j. Doig has this week purchas sed
n half interest in the coal. transfer
and feed business of Ross NJ Lambdin
and is now engaged in his new oocu-
patton. Mr.. Doig Is both well and
fayorably known 10 all of US and will
undoubtedly find his efforts well re
wnnded in increased business for the
firm Of Lambdin & Doig.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-03-19
Better Pay for Teachers

President Quigley Of the Normal
was called 70 Denver Wednesday by
Governor Shoup, who summoned in
consultation all heads Of state schools
in order 10 discuss the salary question
The teaching profession must lose its
best timber or pay more. Even hod
carrier now gets better pay than most
teachers.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-03-20
Y. M. {. A. NEWS

The members and friends of the
Y. NJ. c. A. ahve enjoyed the Sunday
afternoon meetings because the add
dresses were delivered by men who
are foremost in our community life.
Major John Roy Lynch, we'll known
gentleman in national affairs since
the chose of the Civil War viii be the
speaker Sunday, March 21st at 3
o'clock. Subject: 1.-THE Colored Man
of Yesterday and Today" Every
man should hear this interesting
speaker.
Prof. j. u. Turner has organized
class for the study of French. All
who are interested in this subject
should be present Thursday evening
at p. NJ. r. +. Tinsley will give
an illustrated travel talk on "Hamp-
ton Institute and Vicinity" Friday
evening, March 10Th, 1880 2. M.
Mr.. A. P. Smith has left for Hot
Springs, Ark.
New arrivals: James o. Redman,
Colfax, Ia, Fred II. McGregory, De-
catur, ILL.,, Henry l.. Craft, New York,
DR.. r. f.. Dawson, Detroit, S. Hall,
New York, NJ Watkins, New York,
X. o. Campheld, Little Rock, Ark.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-03-20
Y. W. {. A. NOTES
Girl Reserves.

The Girls Work Committee will
give a party Monday evening, March
18th at the Blue Triangle Club
House. 354l Indiana Avenue. This
party is for the purpose of getting
Victrola Records suitable for the
various activities engaged in by the
Girl Reserves. There will be plenty
of games, stunts and eats. All the
friends of the Young Women's Chris
tian Association are cordially in
vited to be present. Admission-one
pepy, snappy, happy iVctrola record.
On Sunday, March 18th, the Sun
day Vespers at the Blue Triangle
Club House will be in charge of the
Girl Reserves. A unique program
will be rendered.
The Group Leaders are entering
upon the fourth month of their Train
ing Course. Friday evening, March
18th, very interesting and instruct
i've lecture on Girl Psychology" was
given by Miss Sue Weddell, Girls
oWrk Secretary of Chicago. Miss
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-03-20

Jankins-aNtional Secretary in the
Department of Methods, talked en-
tertainingly of her Association work
overseas.
A good program has been prepared
for Thursday evening, March Is, un-
der the direction of Miss Wood. For
the last two Thursday evenings the
weather has been so Indictment, yet
friends have come just the same.
Everyone is welcome.
The Vesper services were under
the direction of Mr.. Faulkner last
Sunday, they were well attended by
all present. The hour has been
changed to to 6 instead 4 to 5.
New guest arrived, Missile Violet
and Myrtle Turner of Richmond, Ky.
and Miss Marie Mudd of Minneapolis,
MINI.
A party was given last Monday
evening in honor of Miss Lucille Todd.
Every girl in the house was present
and most enjoyable time was had
playing games and doing stunts
Miss Todd related many of her ex-
periences in Africa and told why she
was so anxious to finish her course
and return.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-03-20

INV Mildred Bryant Jones.

Noseiwitch in Artistic Piano Rect
tai. one of the best piano recitals OF
the season was that of Benno Mosei-
witch - Il Russian Pianist at Oreheai-
IA Hall ON Sunday Afternoon, March
It'll. He held most appreciative audi
ence spellbound while he rendered Il
program of the most exaeting and
faultless technique welded TO poetic
artistry of the highest order.
In the Chopin Sonata in L flat Nj
nor and the Debussy toceato, his alb
solutc command of his fingers was
plainly apparent though all that
could he desired in the bringing forth
of tone - pure, firm, singing tone -
and in that fascinating coupling OF
the real with the imaginative - was
given.
The we'll known Love Dream by
List was presented as an exquisite
tone poem and was interpreted in an
altogether original but thoroughly sat
isfying and enjoyable manner.
We hail Mr.. Mosciwitch as an art
list of the first rank.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-03-20

Mr.. Carry B. Lewis has applied him.
self most energetcally to make the
beautiful and we'll established Hotel
again a thing of beauty, delight and
popularity.
Mr.. Lewis announces now that II
is in perfect running ORDER WIN
MANY available rooms for transit ana
regular guests. 1t has the nightly
protection of the Keystone Detect
i've Agency and is run on first class
basis.
Mrs. Allen, a Southern Cook, is
in charge of the Dining Room tnat
has been giving much satisfaction
to her patrons.
All are familiar with the ideal 10
cation of the Idlewild and its ad-
iacency to the al" and surface lines.
The mere fact that Carry b. Lewis
has assumed the responsibility OIL
management bespeaks its success ana
popularity
We join his many friends in wish
my him all success.