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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-06
DEMOCRATS ARE
ARRIVING IN DAYTON
Ready for athe Ceremonies Saturday,
When Governor Cox Is Notified
of Nomination.

Dayton, o., Aug 6.-Democratic
clans were gathering here to-day for
their great quadrennial event, the pre-
sentation tomorrow to the American
electorate of presidential nominee
Governor Cox of Ohio.
All was ready for the governors
formal notification of nomination by
Senator Robinson of Arkansas, who
presided over the San Francisco con
yention and the candidates address OF
acceptance declaring the broad lines OF
the campaign.
With Governor Cox address in type
for tomorrow afternoons newspapers,
speculation increased to-day regarding
the brief, but important, insert he has
announced will be forthcoming to-mor-
row. The governor continued to hod
il secret. Speculation on its mes
sage centered principally on three sub
iects- possible challenge to Senator
Harding, his Republican opponent Tor
Joint debate on the league OF ma
tions; specific statement on article
\ of the league covenant, or definite
announcement regarding the prohibi-
tion issue.
Democratic leaders here seemed
agreed that the league undoubtedly
would be the great campaign battle
ground and awaited with keen inter
est the address of Governor Cox, which
he has announced, will be so plain that
school children may understand il.
His promises for an aggressive and
offensive campaign carried personally
to the people from coast to coast also
apparently found unanimous favor.
Besides the interests of himself and
Frank D. Roosevelt, the vice .presiden
! tial candidate, Governor Cox is plan
ming to carry with the national tick
ct, Democratic Congress.
| In this connection attention was di
reeted to the governors statement
yesterday expressing the expectation
that former President Taft would worl
for Republican candidates for the Sen
ate, who favor the league.
The governor is scheduled TO begir
to morrows address about 3 O'Clock
several hours after newspaper publ
/ cation of his address in most localities
The parade of visiting delegations
expected to aggregate about $4,000 i
To start for the Montgomery count!
fair grounds about | o'clock
Governor Cox declined to comment o.
a statement from Republican head
quarters at Marion that free ticket
and expense money were being oiiere
to Marion citizens TO attend the Demo
cratic celebration here tomorrow.
s. T.. Golden, secretary of the OH
Democratic executive committee, said
"The sort Of publicity that Is comm
out OF Marion is even below the ethic
Of county campaign. The delegatlo
from Marion win be Marion people /
fact, paying their own expenses, an
can understand that only its size
creating disturbance
Governor Cox has received word tina
William g. McAdoo and Attorney Ger
eral Palmer, who were given specii
invitations, cannot, on account Of url
ent business engagements, be presen
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-06
In.pectins vermont Road Projg5t,.

C. VI. Stilman Of Troy. \. Y. who
has charge Of the road project. in
Vermont for the federal government, is
in the state inspecting the work IN
inspection Of the concrete job at l-ssex
has been made, although the hual in
spection viii not be made for a few
davs. The road has been opened 10
TIE public since last Saturday. He is
in hopes TO get the final insPection
completed on some Of the small JOBS IN
the state IN . short time and vili zone
hsek here next week for the opening
~ the bids on four federal lobs vhieh
wsrs not let before.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-06
MAINE CAMPAIGN.
-Four Speakers to Be Sent Into State
to Help Republicans

Chicago. Aug. s.-Plsns for the Re
publican campaign in Maine, where the
general elections are TO be held tins
year on sept. IS, were laid today al
Republican national headquarters
-Four speakers from ne western eu-
reau here viii be among these sent
into Maine to speak for Senator War
rem &. Harding and Governor CALVIN
Coolidge. They are Congressman Nieh-
olas Lonrworth Of Ohio, Henry Lane
wilson Of Indians, former Ambassador
- Nerico. George ?. Foss Of lilinois.
former congressman. sud Lcslie "
So. aE-ss1xel-zx ~ a-a iEa@SzZJ.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-06
FILES HIS ASSENT.
A. W. Foote'S Primary Petition, There
fore, Fulhlls the Law.

A. W. Foote of Cornwall, who Is
candidate for lieutenant governor, has
filed with the secretary of state bis
assent to become candidate for that
Office and the petitions which we're
last week sent Ia the office have been
recorded. so that he has enodgh on
record now to take care of his Pri-
mary petitions as provided by Jaw. Pc
titions from the other Republican can
diantes are reaching the Office each day
a. well as petitions on the Democratic
ticket. These are not placed on record
until such time as the assent : filed
with the secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-06
SovIETs LOSE TO wRANGFL.
They are Said to Have Dropped 1000
Prisoners and 70 Be in FLIGHT

Constantinople, Aug. 5.--Armies of
the Russian soviet government which
have been fighting General W.angers
forces in southern Russia have been
completely defeated, according 70 a
telegram from General Wrangel The
anti.bolsheviki have captured 1000
prisoners, and great quantity Of war
material. il is said Pursuit Of the
bolsheviki, it is declared, continues.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-06
RHODE ISLANDS CENSUS.
Shows oo4,se7. Making an Increase of
ia Per Cent.

Washington, D. C., Adg. 6.-ro days
announcement by the census bureau in.
eludes;
State of Rhode Island 604 ,3eT, in
crease 6l,7s7, or ia per cent.
Providence county, R. l., including
Providence, 475,le0, increase 5o,s37. or
l2 per cent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-06
SPEED UP COAL MOVEMENT.
To Give Northwest 100000 IONS by
Nov. /.

Washington. d. C., Aug 6.-sresd
ING up of the coal movement to the
northwest sufficiently 10 enable drlit
erv Of 2OOooOO0 tons BY Nov. N'ss
forecast to-day by officials of tie in
trrstzfe COMMERCE commission a. a
result of the return e. normal work
irr conditions II bituminous Hliners
IN the central competitive feld
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-06
DEMAND cANTU SURRENDER.
Provisional President Huerta Asks
Him to Cease Activities.

Los Angeles. Aug. 6.-Uncondition
al surrender was demanded of Cover
nor Esteban Cantu Of the northen dis
,rict OF Lower California by the rep
resentatives Of Provisional President
de Ia Buerta. who recently conferred
with him at Mexico, il was announced
yesterday.
Ii was said also that i Cantu i'm
medistely ceased activities against the
federal government and retired from
the governorship. he would be restored
to q colonclcy in the federal army. a
position he formerly held.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-06
VERMONT TOWNS
SHOW INCREASE
Springfield (Village) Has
5,283, Increase of 62.6
Per Cent
TOWN OF HARTFORD
GAINED 1874 PER CENT
Brattleboro Village Makes
Substantial Gain
Lamoille County Lost

Washington, d. c., Aug. g. The pop.
ulation of Springfield, VT, is 5,2s3,
an increase of 2,033, or 62.6 per cent,
according to statistics given out by the
census bureau. The population of Hart
ford, VT, is 4,739, an increase OF $50, or
1874 per cent. Lamoiile county, VT, has
a population of 1853, decrease of
727, or 5.s per cent.
The village of Brattleboro, VT, has
1924 people, an increase of so7, or
ia per cent in ten years.
The above figures for Springfield un-
doubtedly refer to the village of that
name rather than to the town. In 1910
the population of Springfield village
was $3.50, or 2,033 less than the figures
given above. The population OF the
town of Springfield (Which includes the
villagel was ASA in 1910. The growth
of the village is undoubtedly the lar
gest in the entire state, exceeding that
of Windsor. which percentage OF in
crease this year was 53.2, as contrast
ell with Springfeld's 62,6 Springfield 4
growth is due to the development OF
the machine shop industry. as also II
was in the case of Windsor.
The town of Hartford had popula
tion OF AID in 1910 and II makes a
good showing with its 1874 per cent in
crease.
Lamoille county was one of the coun'
ties of the state expected to show q
loss Its population in 1910 was L.,
$50
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-06
INVESTIGATE CONDITIONS.
Hearing on Conditions in Newport, r.
l., Resumed Next Monday.

Newport, r. l., Aug. 6.-Memte-s of
the senatorial committee appointed 10
investigate alleged immoral conditions
in this city which were the subject Of
a naval court Of inquiry several months
ago. will meet here next MONDAY, il
was announced to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-06
SHOE PLANT TO CLOSE.
No Reason Given for the Order Efee-
i've Saturday at Auburn Me.

Auburn. Me. Aug 6.--Produetion al
the Lunn and Sweet Shoe facorties wlll
be suspended Saturday until the last
of the month. 1t was announced here
,o-dav by W. T. Moran, vice president
If the company Office and shipping
dcpartmcnts will remain open. II VIII
affect 1000 employees No reasons we're
riven.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-06
Amo. whitney Disd at Poland spTiaE,.

Hartford. Conn. Aug 6-AHaes
whitney. founder uf ihs Pratt ard
whitney company ard bong president
If that concern and It the GRAY fsy
station Telephone company here 'iitd
A. Pollard SprinEs Ms- yesier'iar. -
NJ. ssth yesr-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-06
KNIGHT-LAMBERT.
Marriage Of Windsor Woman and
Montpelier Mar IN Barre.

Miss Mare Celia Lambert At Wild-
.or and Earle Benjamin kni-ht of
Monttelicr were united in wlTia-r
L., evening a. the Congrcvat ipfai Z
-sr.ona-r ~ Barre hy Rev p T.
t,o.,5-l.ecd. They ucrc unattended Nr.
ana prs knight viii reside IN Mont
r~Iier. where Mr Knight 4 eu-asri as
ssrf elsrk a. the Montpelier hog-e.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-06
DENVER MOB WRECKED
STREET CARSAND BROKE
ZIP NEWSPAPER PLANT

ed the buildings, but there was no sign
Of violence.
The company had IA cars running
Yesterday and, for the first time, men
and women were accepted as passen-
gers. At times in the day the cars were
crowded almost to the extent OF the
rush hours of normal times. One pas
senger was injured in the rioting'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-25
|MdrkeitNeWiS
EXPORT DEMAND BRINGS
STEADINEss IN GRAIN!
Nv Also, lated Press.

Nv Assotiaicd. Press.
CHICAGO. Aug. 2I.-Firmness was
displayed In all grains today becauac
of good export demand. small re-
rcipts ana the pressure IN wheat. At
the finish wheat was w J cents a. I
~ cents from yesterdays close with
December s3s "a To 233 aud March
2sl. Corn showed a gain Il I ~ 10 I
cents. oats ranged ! cent To I ~ cents
higher while provisions were unchang.
81 Ia ~ cents lower.
Wheat prices have been under con.
eidrrahle pressure. the March deliy.
cry especially being weak on SCATTER
- sciing. which looicd as II there
was some hedging of this delivery
rather than In December. The export
demand from the continent was active
with sales yesterday and todiy :.
marc fhim 500. o0O bushels. with Italy
taking most of this Receipts were ex
ti.mcly small and IN fact the visible
supply which showed good decrease
Ter the week against big Increase
year ago tempered the enthusiasm al
sellers a. some extent.
Corn showed a firmer undertonc tO'
day.
oats reflected the action Of corn and
averaged higher with the finish toward
the top.
Provisions were weaker and lower
with 10 cent Ia 30 cents sop in
hags
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-25
Kansas city livestock.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Aug. N.-llogs'
g.,0O: closing lights and medium to
10 lower: others 10 Ia % lower. packer
ton sis o.: bulk ~ rlics fii i0m ~ 90;
ton sis.Os: gund 10 choice heavy sll.ll
asfaN5: god tn choice medium VIE
GSib.0s: good 10 choice light tl@.sog
ftsOs: good a. choice m"dium pigs Vas
1sts 10: good to choice common stock
.hgs sili5HSii75.
Cattle. n Gao. closing steers ana shf
t'ock STEADY to weak spots lower oth'
or classes generally steady. choice "a
primo heavyweight Sl5.isa tlS.,s. me
iium 10 good heavyweight 81 l.2aH l5l0i
good tn choice lightwcieht sl2OoH
10 80. common 90 medium heavyweight
g. OOati2 20: goDd iu choice coumon
hrifcrs Ss5satis.e5. boiogna and beet
hglie siOdH $50. cows and hcifer'
s. sOats 90: veal calves: good to chuiCs
medium light and handywciEht $50,
Ggii.iO: foodcr Steers common. good
10 ,hnlcc N2idsi2 90. siocker <i""r9
common. gnui to choice 5000 t1.s1
tnrker COWS and heifcrs si.siHf5 20.
sheen. 000: tiusiing Eat Classcs - y
20 higher: choice To- prime medium
lambs tSTthfi3 90. Gull and commoa
lambs Sc 2iG 81 80: chnircio prime en-
dunn vrnrlinr wcthcrs s. 0of 81 90; goot
10 choice medium ewes tlsod 90
cui and common owes Ss00H ti..s
breeding ewes ss.7smt 1859; god :,
choiro medium feeder lambs Sa.2sfi
Sfea5
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-25
wEivERENI .Ow REALTY 60
ENCI.t SINE AGENTS
MiSSlE BLDG PHONE 6t3
FERGUSON 8 Martin LAND co.
BARGAINS


East front. south west part NJ city.
rams, breakfast room aud base
meni. hafdwrd flooIs and bulit.ip
features u darby new bungalows S,l
800. 5000 cash.
East front. southwest part ~ citS.
nice 5room bungalow with furnace
heat. elegantly furn!shod. garage.
,iO.e0O. house. furniture and all. S..
$1,000 cash.
East front. on pavement. scuthwt Il
uart e city. s.rom home. garage and
nice lawn ss.OOO0O S2jo0.o0 cash.
\ new G.room bungalow. modern In
every respect. oak ilours. cement
drive ana garage. A bargain NJ sla..
U00 90. 81 O00 O0 cash.
New G.rom bungalow. on navement,
Taylur street with furnace heat, hard
wond floors. a lui nf built In features,
garage and cement driveway. Sii.0oo.'
u0. 81 600 90 cash.
broom homie In southwest part q
city. newly papercd Everything in
gnrd share. sgsO0.00 Slje0Oo cash
Good terms On balance.
Nice 2 ronm bungalow. IA southwest
part az town. plastcrcd. hard w"od
flonrs. Iuilt.in features and furnace
heat s7.sOo.oo. $4,000 cash.
GrOom plast~ ed home IN SouthwcS,
part 81 city. Ia, 7ixlio. S,so"oo. ID
cash
WHY PAY RENT. broom east
front home. $4,000 cash. balance
$50 20 per month.
New s.room bungalow. hard Wow
floors aud huiltin features. A'o"'o'
,,sh balance $500 per month.
FERGUSON 4 MARTIN LAND 90
an IL Polk ST. I,pom ]. ih"n" -"'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-25
COTTON MAKES LOW
RECORDS, THEN RISES
nv Associated Pres.

w tNFuFthttu fFtMs
NEW YORK Aug. 24.-After max.
Ing new low records early today. tina
cotton market recovered la0 10 fc7
points 81 It's recent losses with De.
cenibcr selling up from 2i.4s "a 1910
and closing AZ 1900. The general list
fioscd steady with prices showing al.
vanccs % from 70 % ii0 points for the
day. The market was extremely nerv.
nus and irregular during the day. The
opening was barely steady az an al.
vance - five points % q decline ~ 10
points and all prices sold into new low
| ground. owing To weak Liverpool ca
hles. nervousness over the threatened
| British coal strike. continued bearish
domestic trade news. lower foreign ex-
! change and prospects Tor better weath.
- IN the south. October broke 10 sk.GR
aud January 20 23.75 with active
months generally showing net do.
oi,nes ~ 10 o. N points
! Covering was very active on the de-
cline. however. and the demand be.
| came more general M the offerings
| subsidized with local. Wall street. and
western shorts. particularly heavy
buyers October sold up o. 21.35 and
| January Ca 2st9 0r about il2 To l31
4, points net higher .on the active no.
xltlona aud the cloae was only few
! pcints az from the beat under realls.
4 ing. Local brokers characterized the
ado - an overdue reaction after
the hlg decline az tho ras, two o.
! three weeks
CLAIMS that the price had declined
below the cost ~ production were al.
NJ heard IN some quarters.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-25
Cotton Market Rises.

~ Assoelaird Prsss.
NEW ORLEANS Aug 24.-Wide
reactions from the long decline were
made by cotton today. the market
rising iCl To iSt points from the low
levels reached In the early Trading
when ~ one time the active nlsntha
were 20 90 ~ points under the close 81
vertorslav Las, prices were NJ net I'd.
vanccs for the session ~ isg 10 i5o
points. The reaction were due main.
IN 90 genral realizing ~ profits nv
holders 90 long contracts. Highest
prices were reached late In the session
and al these levels the market was 10
a. 1916 points ovr the final prices 81
ycstNday. October traded NJ 10 sa.es'
which compared with 2i.5i ~ the low
price 81 the day. The opening was low
or and declines persisted for a short
time under the influence oi poor or.
bles. better weather over the belt and
IN unfavorahlc view of foreign trade
conditions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-25
Raw sugar Continues Easy

NEW YORK. Aus sl-Thc Local
market fur NV sugar continued cass
and san Dumingsss recently arrived
were offered at 10 - e. %. {. without
finding BUYERS The unly feature ~ In
f,frsf which ~ l-o'n naminaiiy holding
granuiaiod NJ Se2.io.
FUTURES were affected by the he'vi.
ness in raws arain and showed n"'
General decline 80 ten To- 81 points.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-25
Cotton seed oil Irregular.

Wv Afaaftnffd lffNH.
NEW YORK. Aug ei--Cotton sce'l
oil prices w"fc somewhat irregular
finishing with net declines of 10 u
points The firnnsss IN cotton and bet
ter conditions In talluw and siearin'
was offset hy weakness In lard and a
~low spot DEMAND. sales; 1880 har
rris. pritic crude nominal. primo sam
NOR Nsluw spot Sit-satisso. Sep
!rmi,er closed sii.S3. Dcccmber iieSe
March kfg1S
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-25
CITY PROPERTY

Fer SALE: \ very attractive now
srom bungalow. breakfast ioom with
built in china clorts. many other
huilt IN features. oak flours. French
doors. l'gsrT"nt furnace. mani'L gas
piped. garage. furhacc. hack por' b
-looi rcil bargain II tiicn nov.
$4,000 casn. balance go0d terms
Dandy new s.rcom bungalow go"'l
location, ready to move IN. bargain
with only 100000 csfh. halance $50 .
90 per month.
New sroum modern bungalow. go
cry convenience. cau front. wicCd to
~ll at once. good terms.
.rUn hours" partially m~lern.
Pierce street. east front. price $500. .
90. teo0.oc cash. balance gowl terms.
Gr"nm mastered house. plto" 81
e0e on. $500 90 cash. h1huo' Nsoun
pcr month.
= ~. III SSi;tI. q COMPANY
il'om 3a FUpua Eldc lf'W 80
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-25
Roush Rice Aetiy.

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 2,,-Rough
rice active: sales Honduras "a sacks
ss.asG So 60: early prolific als sacks
50 0Osi s. 90. Carolina 5.iso Stcks $3.50
Edith sol sacks $3.50: rcccipis s'-5a;
N,ll.r's receipts 80 Clean rice
steady: S,lcf ga po,'kets s.sas ~
tiue 49, aieS prkcfs 7 1893 -
Carolina's 80. J 1909 IL: bran
and u, lish unchangci; receipts 500.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-25
REAL ESTATE
EACH A B,RGiIN

FOR SALE-Two fivc.room mo,lcrn
houses. un len GGNii0 feet. located on
buchanan street. for only $1,000; $500
cash. balance easy.
4 siX-room house. modern except
hath; garage, trees, servants house,
nice lawn. - Mot GiNliO feet. located ls
too block. west side of Van limrcn
street. Price $500. $4,000 cash. balarcc
one. two and three years.
A GOfoot lot IN 200 block Bucbknan
street 4 good lot for a business build
ing. Price S350o. Si2s0 cash, .hilance'
easy terms. ~
LAND
GI0 acres. four miles west 81 Groom.
four miles east ~ l.srk: 100 acrea in
cultivation, rest good pastUfc. Fcnc~l
with q fuur.wirc fence: goal fourronm
huusr. barn 2iN30. chicken house. and
grancry. Price S3i per acre; about halt
cash. balance IN nine years. nj per
cent.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-25
WirbIta Stack Market

WICHITA. Has. Aug. 500 hogs
~ lower; top $ll.s5. bulk sl3.'5"
Si45i. 610 cattle. steady; butcher
steers sssOGsio5o. butcher cows and
hcifcrs 1000; stockcrs and
feeders Si.00I 81 90: stock cows and
heifcrs Ss.s0ass.5l. bulls S3.00fft'.oo,
calves Sl.s0Htil 90
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-25
REAL ESTATE


For SALE
s.room uiulern. new bungalow. plaster
ed hardwood floors French doors. all
the nice huiltin features nice garage,
east frUt. and located IN southwest
urt of 'riiv: price fSa00. $500 cash,
balance 5000 per wear Phone siai.
EASY PAYMENT AND TERMS
s.rnnin home. east front. built suitable
fur two families. $4,000: $500 cash. hal.
uncc $50 prr month Phone 2iai.
EAST FRONT CORNER
brown mulrrn HOUSE. paved an two
sides. bot worth twothirls of the
money. sSeso. $1,000 cash. balance easy
as rent Phone sisi.
FARM BARGAINS
as0 acres. south uf Amarillo. sal 30 ieo
acres adiuinmg county seat. improved
so per acre: viii crnsi,ler city property
, S.rtion ranch IN Mourc county
iFi~s-i To- ssii quick.
We have bots nf farm ard ranch
prupngitiunr Cull at s02i, Folk street
TEN PLAINS REALTY 90.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-25
Emi Marih Cattle.

w fHsuf taftt iNNAs
TT. WORTH. Aug st-Catue' 70
GENTS s.so0: e cents lower: hreNes
So 500 Sil 90: stockcrs tS!oo"tsse.
Hocs. rcceipts Soo. 10 cents down.
i.i~ht sisleaatis.3e: heavy NtssH
sIs.oa: medium tiAooa tlt-Is.
sheer. rrccipts Soo: - cents ue-
cline I.smls ts.eo9t ii.ee, yearhnss
1901 1000.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-25
BARGAIN
aRnnM MnnEEN nOl ~.

eroon mn-icrn hnus' with hath'
lnreneni. heat. an kinds huiltin Tea
iur-s. iccnirfl on Unr hest STREETS ~
town. this place Is riast'rod ANA ono
- the best hnlt houses On Town
pricc fa.0oo with only tsoeo cash nrd
very EASY terms 49,.
T. W. GOTTEN a On. PHONE ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-25
FOR SALE


CASING FOR sALE-2.OOO Feet sr
inch casing. 2s pound. good condition
Price $500 per foot. A. II. Anderson.
Childreas. Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-25
FOR RENT

For RENT - Six house. Apply
Ncrdun hotel.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-25
New Ihrria Derrrases.

~ asseciaici frrs.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2t.--New
iberia. In. essS. decrease l.ssi or
iG3 pr cent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-25

FOR RENT--BcdrOom. lady only. ref
erences required. Phone 1879.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-25

FOR RENT-Light housekeeping
rooms. isea johnson. Phone s2l.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-25

RED ROOM FOR rent 1900 buchanan
street.
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For RENT-Nlccly furnished front
bedroom. Inquire 907 Tyler. phone
1858.
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Hrooks a Haley have adlnl ? hcti-
stitching machine 90 their d'ess mnL
ing department. They win he it-ntf,''
% DO your work promptly. 80 st'
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For RENT-2 unfurnishcd rooms Ia
PARTY without children. 3Ol y. Lincoln.
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FOR SALE by owner. New five room
modern cottage ON South Fillmore.
This Is n bargain II sold in next few
days. Might consider good ear part
payment. Phone 33e. Ask for Rogers
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FOR SALE-Ford roadster. Al con.
dition can be seen at CO .yier after .
r. NJ.
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FOR RENT-Front room for two gen.
tlencn. 500 Harrison.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
GRASS for rent. So or write c. 7. Ev-
srett. Vega. Texas. Box 2l3.
FOR RENT-Houseke epng rooms. Cos
johnson.
FpR RENT-Ofnr~. Phone 49,.
FOR RENT - Furnished frunt rooni.
close in. Phone t3i7. 709 Harrison.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished east bed
r0oin. l'honc ii5n.
FOR GT.NT-Front herl rom. In mol
ern home Man and wife ur one ~ two
gentlemen. call after s.30 .. m.-lsii
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