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Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-11
nEnE's HOW THEY AnE
BETTING ON POLITICAL.
SITUATION TINS lEAN

CHICAGO. June o.-Itlllo money
has been posted 20 far although
errhl lnlcrtsl has been aroused all
over The country in Wall slfocl bet
lina odds on She various presidential
Candid1l1s. IN former years lhc
hackers oi the aspIranis l0f high
political offices frequently have scnl
lareo sums into The financial dIs'
lliItl.
James ". nnll a Co. the first
handling most ~ the lnrfr betting
Commissions rclnilre 10 lhc chances
Of TIE candidates on both the Ne
publican and Democratic tickets 10.
sued he following pot odd, on lhf
Trading candidates ~ both parties
together with lho pf'ls prevailing n
ihn opening n the hctllns cam
nh|fci
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-11
SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE
MIST HaNE go VOTES 10
CAPTURE NonINaTI0N

The Republican candIdalc who
wins me nomination lnr president
must poll n least Io1 ballots oul nf
l5l the Grand total. Approximately
800 Of the VA ,lclr1alfs arr Instruct.
~. hence NE balance ol pnNfr II
held BY ne unlnt|futlcd delefalrf.
Allhonfh Wood and I.oWdfn have
The cdEp. lhr exposure ~ hnee ~.
pcnd|lurrs IN their behalf II a..
m|lted 10 hntp seriously Affected
their chances Tor nomination. lcav.
Ing senator johnson with q distinct
advantage. among what u termed
The rblF three. Whether JchnsQn
win be- ohle 70 win ouoush Wood
nnd I.owdcn dc|eEnics. when the lat
Ifr. begin 70 slip Ia the haliollnr. or
whether 81 thrtc will be shelscd
and q ozark horse" named. a mat
Ter Of conjecture.
Wood has been iinanccd hy q
group Of mlIl|onnIfes. LoNdfn has
borne hts own campaign expenses
for the mool par| while lohnson's
expenditures hnvr been significant
compared with hil two principal
opponcals EsIImaies place the pre-.
convention expenditures of al The
hcpnhlIcan asplrnnls AZ NOD lnsa
than o3oo0o0o
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-11


D E $3.50 101 4||1 a1I ~ sid
IIs HIhfs |t|i Eo|WnNN| '1l ~.
tH.t't& |ant ia IHt|f 41|H THE.
Ilkl1|1I t|1 |Nn H1li'IIn uIlI| NJ
i |1I4f "a " A KIN. ni INn Onyx
||4lo1 W|ns|9N Arizona. ~ .aI|
w Ht|0 0tH Np hI nA|I|N
If'|4Ns tfA|t| n|.A| I.| NI'II ~
had cIo.s11 |11 NI4 Nl4|t0| II||'||>
||nl By IHo n1IEti M0u Tho Io||
IrI1 shot |u|n 'f. E4f 41t A|'|
missed ny u|In IhI fnIA1I1 81
tnfn| Nhou| 90 1n1 ||tI
Tho PARTY then rItfr|f|i |I|1
tnr.nIf|f|||f ard n1||I|rd i0I II0I
~ nn&|t STARTED n||rI |tt 1'N
tr|N ana 1Ifo.|t1 AaI nII1HI1' y 0||
f1n|1.|e1 The one who .t1t|
Wan |nt htt one oI Tor |N0 &nI|
nas fn||ft IIfnfd Ihn .I|f|||
caught tn e|ih him h0I ht .h1| n
Tie sheriff an1 MsI1 IA. 4&o1l..
Irnr, kn4lnrrft|||e ~ N|.r1 and
party 40 % OItnd tanfor'
With ihr cttopi|on 81 the hoN|ul
Mr. t|.IO frrnII8 good trip
b. ~ sIseo will b. rom1n||4Io'|
A. ". A. Kings I|RhIhani man
nronnd Ihn Onyx lhfa|cr. and ~
Daily Courier |ma1|nat that hnt|nI
protpecd and Witnessed % mnn,
IhflI|efs ~ ne ONYX slfrtn lha|
eben rial holdnp AS slaoci' I14}
I....I u .I....I.. ~ 1. ....IIM. ~ ...||....
md probably criticized iAt fn11tI|
fof lEe w1y u was 1|aH|i such n
10 background. the ||sh|4 etc When
Henry. |lIf 1ffhrS|ra hf4fd OF A.
hf se|d u vas TOO bad hn hninI been
there with lhn aoli mps|f and lNI
1|pp.i|tks when Ihe gun wtuI or
Also aolne 8lriInNm|ila. Irrmh||rf
stun while Mrs H|8co and NIs
Hobbs were hc|nH searched. nd
have played ms hfs| n 10 hert
there" hr added.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-11

While Columbus merchants hav'
never heen accused of oNerchurelne
hul ns q matter of news he Daily
Courier has received q ielcsrun %
The effect that the srrlion of The
Lever law. commonly known AZ the
food control hill. which made u an
olfense for a merchant 10 charge
unjust or unreasonable pricca.
was yesterday held 10 BE- uucnDsll.
lullonal hy United Hlalra District
Judge Thompson of phlladelphla.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-11

Harry Fahrcahnck ana Ben Ne.
Cofnaok ~ Camp Cody. Dfm|na'
NJ n were arrellod ny iho pn|lct
al ~ rae0 and AZ now beIne held
nen1ing tn |n4ealIsailSh following
= report ~ q robbery "a upeon ave.
nnf and Santa " street
The arrests took nlnce after 4
nssH h#i sf.esfed - police head
qnarffrt end lnfpfmcd lhn officers
thai hc had been held 10 and
robbed ~ h|s ~h|eh Aid some a|nf|I
epins near Providence l'ep|lal. This
police |nIoNlhlo|s seatched lhd
n1|ehlnIhopd and arrested The lWn
men named charge AZ Yaeraueg
has bnen p|et,t aea|n1| hcm
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-11

Harry WhiiVcr returned from ~
paso last night Mr. knlfnn and Nc.
WhilVer srnurrd NJ pRso for coal
ycslerdaya nj were promised the
first car that arrives IN that city.
NJ. Whiiver stated that Mr.. stiles
who owns about everything south
of The Tracks had asreed 10 lease
All ~ his holdings 10 the ne~
syndicate. Everything u in rtndl
ness NJ Tho well for immediate re-.
sumption of work. @Billr Duncan
has big responsibility on his hands
now. IN fact he has a chance 20
make himself immortal. n hc brings
IN oil the Daily Courier has All prep
aruilans mada % print bis nama ln
capital letters and red Ink.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-11

Next Thursday evening June "a.
is the date. and lhe X. p. hall a the
pSrc where local Lodge 10 a.
knights ~ pylhlas win hold their
big halt The best mufir obiainahle
viii be there The social comnlllee
which has lhn entertainment IN
charge n composed of llpr ones and
they can h. depended upon 70 DO
their part nuy q ticket
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-11

|"
BOX. nnltrhey jared Wlckcdlyl
WhnI appeared io b. a mysterious
croe. ho|wfen an old iash lnnod cake.
walk and cnlnrod prayer meeting
was sol down on the bills a. a semi.
final Al he nixbee fiehl last niehi,
hat Il Uos final W eyery sensc Of
The lnrm II was the lasl. final thing
IN huffnontry and ran the entire
ramuf from comedy 10 opera houffe.
10 The dnlleht of the audience ln The
early ronnda.
niockhone hcralded from Colum
bus. and Hard. Hitting Wrirhi a sup.
posed terror from Noeales. made all
lla mischief The former was hone
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-11

Since construction started on the
new Frost building everyone has
been Wondering WIN ne new tenant
was. The secret Is out. II u 10 b.
an exclusive ecnlS slorc. Il viii
prohahly be- called he Model. This
new cnncern Is not an experiment
n u sponsored by experienced busl.
ness men who have not only made
a success IN Columbus but have oul'
sl0en their present quarters. caplu
a Son. lailors. eloihiers. baherdaah
era lpraled W lhe CLARK hotel build
inr are the lessers of the bulldipe
nnd NJ soon nr me interior drrnrn
tors haFe finished viii orrupg he
building They vii retain their
pfescui location. hui u viii probably
be- used exclusively - lailorins
establishment
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-11

Mrs fein. wife Of Sam Fc|n. viii
have The latter part ~ The week fuf
iallforuiu o. Join her husband. Mr..
Feln has bcen IN California for sufnt
iimr Cor the benciil Of lis health.
Ne has been benefited bnl will rc
main there until ihe bot weather h
over.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-11


.N knows how ~ NlN'0 |N1|
.n.|4r| III tuu|th| DHNH |haI et1n
E.f|I kna<n8 are forced " play IN1
.40|. s11411|f with IN 91ar|o
'II ymI .n1|' .''K| |D|s Aan o|
k&|Iitfh|t ItIntMteI IhtI 'H |ht
||uhntI ~ N|8 I10IIA|En Do has
I..ttd ~ IuEi.a uno6 the ha11 Of
|Ia honnh||cnn p1r|f No 30 |Aor
sand I0||AI hnn0|1 Nofc Bonn hot'
1|Iat ever h|n ~ - 'houHar's' do|.
|aI ||0 from TIE II|0nI||I hand 0I q
N|fnfaII 0|| king h1a found ||t H1Y
I|n h|s Do||'|c1| Ifrs4cff. 1nN n1|
|nn5 IIu.u H'. private purse h1|
014n Na||Dd ID mo s|nHl noeAlI %
INnN me- politician
. 49,. 4. IA.
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Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-11

soldiers when leaving iodn sen
Dur line % snlicases. handhaes and
Trunks. We sell lhrnl nl low prices
'errq|l a Norwood ga
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-11

NI|| a 4p. SASH the QN|t NIK wager
was ona % 1lo(Q aee|asl $500 thai
johnson VIII Fei The hepuh|lean
npm|nalie1
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-11

fon sAf.rw. q N,ilot. lbr s'AtII
sou|nf Machine m.n' alter Ht1l1
ol succtoeIu| business h.4I||nN
Ire HInRcr X Ihk to|nM0|||N.
and reaI|rIng h|a p|IIn|t1| |c|||IaI
l|c.. uDnlS % lf|I uoI This NuII
ross !. O bic money mailer n d
hut|lar Ne II1a many 0Q11|tI1
in9 contracts II u|efca|N eel
hn1y and hec him.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-11

sorWan| Elno Kelly lrIe1 70 kick
over n i.|bor|g trunk bat ia|Ici 10
DO 30 md a. D result Ne Il IN lho
Camp Hospital receiving treatment.
No more win people N cnlumhn1
ak. '||ss Anyone Here Seen KelIyfH
He "a here H. the hospital hog,led 10
d rocking chair and 81 he does 4
read and eat. est.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-11

CLERKS WANTED First rrade or
clerical IN ne Qiarlefmes|1f SER
Vice. So HecfeiaTf of board 90
Civil scrvlrc frnnrncrs n he -.
lumbis poslofIlce.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-11

AUTOMOBILES washed and polish.
ed; good work eeo Fred brown.
al the Columbus Nolor %. tFnn1
0aragel.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-11

ron nENT--Nice troom ndohs
housc with aink; good cond|llon.
See Mrs Miller. ~ LehoW JeWolry
Store.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-11

Harry pNkarl rxprrls 10 START 10
Nunlny checking freight 81 the \.
p. a = w. depot IN this city.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-11

WANTED -Iicmn Of mlaN,l f'om
Camp Furlong MaIl. phone or
call tho Do|ly Courier. H4n n
make ihe DAILY courier a nfVsy
newspaper.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-11

F0h eAi.E One good COW, fine Jer.
ucy. dry. go. oee Mr. NAN cr
ruchl Bros.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-11


hy the platform Of either political
party. 1ht personality oI tho cond|.
dale. and nal the party afiIhnlion
a COINS g. elect ne nexi president
nf he Uniled STATES.
"Ihc man who will fuIfr The
White House on the fih OF March
1921. will he that HcpuhI|cnn or that
Dcmocral Ia whom the average
American voter places ihe mcs|
fnilh.
These voters have LEARNED With.
N The past few years that The most
powerful ruler IN the world u Inc
prcsidenl of lhe United sloles.
They are smnstlns under . sense
nf personal oppression. No man can
make them believe they are moi the
victims % The proiIlecrs They be.
llcve they are The vicioms of Tn
profiiccrs. They believe that the
remedy Tor their economic WRONGS
will he found when there "a agnin
IN The White House man Of vital
furce and broad human sysnpaihirs,
and They are grlmly determined
that never agnin with their consent
shall there be elevated 10 that al.
powerful place any man who has
not convinced them BY his record
that he ls IN touch with he needs
~ The average American.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-11

Htfr|ffraicf4 IcE 1offs. ice cream
lfeetfs ol right Prices Carfosl s.
Norwood GA
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-11

kvorg H1|d|rI IN I0|nDI
bus 10 know that W. 4|4t % nfI
cent discount on ~ 1aIf. 1I0t,
and fcnIs FURNISHINGS This week.
capln a Son. Clark ne|si h''||d|ns.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-11

Palace Meat Market fur those
Thick steaks which mako lht lean
erow iaL
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-11

ron SALE CHEAP One k1.esn
ger Hupmobl|e; has been run
about 200 mlles and Il n Eood
condition. Carroll 4 Norwood
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-11

~ you don't vnnl 10 bus anything
soll somclhlng. We buy every.
lhlag. Carroll a Norwood. ala
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-11

FOR SALE gfo0 lol for elb. Al.
drras ?. o. box si3 of ctn Al
Courier Office for details.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-11

= NNIINW UN| !" IIIII'I'"|INI| uIIN
q dark horse con not win. n you
expect their vole DO not offer 10
them a cold. capable. ncfeelcss. un.
sympathetic, business adminisirn.
ton
-Do you want another four years
Of economic chaosf Do yon want
another four years 0f the Wilson
family IN the White nouscf II you
insist thai the father Of The dynasty
shall ahdicaie, do yon want the peo
pie then 10 take NJ The crown
primer
~if you DO noi. why then gamble
with chanccf Why not admit 10
yourselves what every man Of DO
lllicel vision knows--lhai there u
one Republican who can sweep The
country; whose nomination Will
carry with u The absolute certainty
ol his elcclion4
N may he true that our ncar
officer class. the captains 0f Indus
lEy, the dlaburslhs officers of The
primary army ana The colonels OF
The eommlssagy who advance The
alneWs of war would prefer mill.
laiy leader But am here 10 say
for The rank and file of the nepsib
|ican party that
slap AZ Woof ami f.owdrn
cnupnlpn Expenditures
-rhe nlain Ynnks
Win f||l the ranks
THAI have the Votes
Arc calling for The NON ~ Call
gornia.
20 You would know why Il Is that
Amcrlcan citizens BY me tens Of
lhousand. hatN written IN hla name
Ia efeft free and open primary h
ihe land hold mandate ol CALI
ialHlo v sea you TIE human sym
nalhlea huff , wireless al| ihe|r
own whereby fellow heart speaks if
fellow heart Through "a uuohlru
alye hul powerful WorkInfs the
word has Hra0 passed along by aq
eiage kmffieont Men and Womrh
sshfyehefa Natt |safaed " saeH
fnlifrfn|a'1 spn. and they have taken
ha tusl measure
eIheY see IN hI|n ro1n uf aellon.
n great constructive e4fculife. \
leader 70 whom a nIaiiaIn pTuln|ee
II so|emn oh||NAI|on. b man who
keeps ne fo|l|I who enncif h|a
promised Hnrd lnlu ihH law ol Inc
|HnI~|H executive who HAt. ID uIa
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-11

French. Fight Promoter. Makes
N|s|nhe and Slnrrs tlakcwnlk
fhIp-rs. .s,aIood Of Real Bout
u Wa Aeiui' They Come IN 10
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-11

4ntraH|lilne Wright fought
clean. II nu|bIne cIse. Ne kept HE
eye On ne rcIrrac. and nven though
be- hnd heyeltl rnod opportunities 10
s|In IN rlnchfs he Wnpld mrrcly
hold on and look 10 the referee FOR
p hrcak Wa. u pnIun ion or
coUn1dIfeq .
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-11

sDeedba|| HAYDEN. who was setting
4. aetanl fuf Wright. waanl 1oIlt
1It |n roath verbally from biz
|nfnrr. hsI usoI Through fIan'|f
n.ol|1a. |n an eIlofi % make bis
man victor. s1tcdI'.|| put on al
e1h|h|||o' q "a pNh
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-11

snlas. my partner. p|oked 80 a
uhnE|as International today and ml.
myI how hal uons|ts newspaper
t1a.|1 ur Two n|t brdd|cs.. Don't
blame u|n fpr what The paper says
about |hrm Thry are my friend,
and can i|shI Nhen Ihfy want to.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-11

Mechanic Charles r. H|ll Of c
lo|00onI. 1{|I Infantry, tried q
Icft hole IN hI. little FINGER with
a government AZ ca||btr auIom&i|c.
u||| s. ne un|uck|r,| man IN 4 CHM
oant Ne viii shortly |rafe Iaf n|s
home ia Hhsn|n1lpn y g
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25
Candidates Outside
of Amarillo Showing
Interest in Contest

The outuf town candidates IN The
Daily Panhandle subscription contest
ln which 5000 overland auto win
be the first prize. hro beginning TO
show little more interest In the cam
p1ign aud are getting started after
subscriptions to The Daily Panhandle
IN their sections
Tho Overland which viii be glv.n
away az first prize Is now on display
at tho Texas overland Company and
an people interested and all their
friends should call In at this garage
and see this fine prize The second
prize ~ the contest will be $500 In
cash
There viii hc five prizes IN al In
this contest aud the third will hc q
$llj Brunswick photograph purchased
from The Nunn Electric company.
The fourth prize viii bo "A $50 mer.
chandisc order on any store In town
and the ffth prize will be- s2i In cnsr.
Candidates should not overlook one
point In this contest nnd that ". all
persons who work throughout the con
test but who do not win one of the
five prizes offered will be- paid "a ten
percent commission ON all the new
subscriptions handed In by them or
Tor them. You are bound To get some.
thing Tor your time and have a pns.
sibility 81 making great deal Cor
your spare moments.
Il ~ spare moments which viii make
you win tho overland or ono uf the
other prizes This IN spare moment
work always An contests are planned
along tho lines II people getting sub.
scliptIous during their SPARE moments.
40 ono viii u" able Ia pat al ~ their
time Ia II and this ~ not expected
from any one Make your spare mo.
monts count that is the point
The $4,000 extra vote ballots ON all
amounts 1T ti5 worth II subscriptions
viii end ON saturday night. December
ith. After that date only i0.Ouu extra
votes viii hc ISSUED on amounts OF
SO iu subscriptions There Is no uss
m waiting until the last minute lN.
fore handing IN subscriptions. for by
80 doing you are bound Ia lose votes.
The very best thing Ia do IL to take
NdNanihg" oi the biggest and best cN'
tra vote ballot offer while 1t In IA
force. There never win bc so man,
votes given again us right at this
time. Remember II IL RICH, up TO tn.
candidate IN all eases ns 90 how man,
Of these extra ballots "A candidate may
have and the more secured the bet.
ter opportunity Of winning person
has.
Tho vote totals are starting 10 climb
/ now az the various candidates start
working Tor subscriptions. II IL only
q question 81 little while before the
totals viii De up into the hundreds
q; thousands Are you going To keep
your total going up or viii you wait
untll Il IL too late before making a
start In this contest? You should starr
at once. II others can get subscrip
tons. you can also.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25
There Are No
Great Men, Says
Vice President
by Associated Press.

by Associated Press.
FORT WORTH. Nov. 2i.-Vlcc Prcsl.
dent Marshall speaking here, referred
emily casually To the result Of the recent
presidential election. He expressed the
belief that the desire Of the majority
had ruled. and that as ever under dem.
ocratic rule. the voice ~ tho people
would hold the upper hand.
Il am not discouraged owe rthc cut.
look" declared the vice president
TN travelling over the country dur.
Ing the past four years. I have become
confident that there are no great men.
only those who do something for God
and their fcllowmcn. And NJ Istop and
consider. ! believe that the greatest
among these is EvangclIno Booth. Dur.
Ing the recent war. II was the south.
land. the states which once threatened
To disrupt the union. which was max.
Ing the cry for volunteers In order &
preserve those principles on which the
union Is foundcd--those principles trans
mittcd 10 nv from the fathers"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25
War Plunged Worll
into Abyss, Says
Ambassador Bryce

BY Associated Press
BOSTON. Nov. 2i.--Jamcs Bryce.
former British ambassador 20 tho
United States. pictured the world M
the abyss ~ calamity into which tho
war plunged H." In "A iottcr TO the Col.
onial Society Of this city made public
today. The American and English
peoples he said. are specially called 10
try 10 rescue the world from the dan.
ger. lie added that Americas influ.
cnce In priced because "she IL impair.
tIal. raised above the jcalouslos and am.
billions that vcx this distracted Eu.
rope"
Lord Bryce wrote to express regret
NJ his inability 10 attend the annual
meeting o fthc society which this year
celebrated the torccntonnry Of tho
landing Of the Pilgrims
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25
Trunks Believedto
bePropertyCIar
Smith Located

ny Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY. No. Nov. e4.-Twc
trunks believed by the police 10 belong
To Miss Clara Smith. named In an In.
formation issue az Ardmore. Oklahoma.
charging assault with intent 20 kin IN
connection with the shooting IL Jake
l.. Hamon. Republican national CON.
miitecman Of oklahoma. were founG
at the union depot here tonight. The
police said the trunks were bolns
watched The whereabouts u Miss
Smith Is unknown.
Tho trunks. the police said. were
marked ems" and "Mrs. \. l.. H."
They are in the baggage room and a
detective has been assigned TO watcn
for the claimant.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25
NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE
To OPEN SOON IN SNYDER
dscial 60 The Nes.

SNYDER. Nov. 2i.-Thc Scur~v
County commission has awarded TO
Kansas city house the contract for a
new heating plant for the courthouse
TO supcrscdc the old one which has be-.
come obsolete.
Snyder il to have another drygooas
house. A. |. herman. II Sulphur
will open the new establishment 10y DE-.
cembcr 1, according 10 announcement.
II. q. Towlc has completed interior
decorations and arrangements In his
icwolry and music store.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25
Memphis Police Plan
End to LawlessneSs
~ Affoeia,,d Pros.

" Mtorin'ed fTfw,
MEMPHIS. Team. Nov gu Follow.
ing a conference of city aud county law
officers ana citizens, called by Mayor
Rowlctt Paine tate today. drastic action
was decided on h. rid the city 81 all
suspicious characters and a. put an end
20 the hwlosSncss which has shown a
marked Increase during the last few
l'ys. According Ia the statements ~
The mayor ana police officials q gonor.
tl roundup of all suspicious characters
is Ia be- made.
Tho clean up campaign opened Ia.
nirhi with the arrest ~ number ~
men who could give NO satisfactory ac.
cunt u themselves
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25
.L0CKNEY STARTS WORK ON
NEW FARMERS ELEVATOR
AND BUSINESS HOUSE

'perial 10 Inc News.
LoCkNEN. Nov. 2i.-Tho local post.
posiofficc has been equipped with an
additional 100 lock boxes. which wit
relieve the box shortage.
Contract has been let by r. u. Hi
70 W. q. Stnrks for tho erection ~ o.
unc'story brick business house 30 hy
100 feet When completed II win be
used Tor a cafe. Mr.. illl is now pro.
pairing 10 purchase some modern caie
furniture. says the Wcstcx News Bu.
rcau.
Work win begin immediately on the
reconstruction Of the farmers olcva.
tor which was destroyed hetc several
weeks ago.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25
Speaker Entertained.

FORT WORTH. TcXns. Nov. ga
After driving more than 800 miles from
Shamrock 10 Childrcss here. and In all
kinds Of roads. Iris Speaker. the won.
der man Of the Cleveland Indians.
gratefully accepted an invitation 60 a
dinner given here tonight In his honor
by the Chamber Of Commerce. lie will
he here only few days
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25
Gotham Banks Lend
to Cuban Planters
By Associated Pres

HAVANA. Nov. 2i.-'rho national
city bank Of New York has notified IL
Havana branch 10 place SO. OOO.O 900 4
the disposal Of the Cuban sugar plant.
ers' to enable them 10 prepare for the
coming crop. II became known here q.
night
This is believed 10y interested parties
To he the first of a series Of measures
to he taken by different financial ins,i
tutions Independently OF action by the
Cuban Government. 10 assist Cuba 10
weather its present financial difficult.
ties.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25
MOTHERS or THIS COUNTRY

have through all ages past and will
through all ages to come take care OF
the ordinary ailments with their own
favorito remedy.
In almost every home IN tho land
Lydia u. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound IN the recognized standard
household remedy Tor female ills: thou
sands ~ American women owe tn II
good health To II. Made from the root,
and herbs 81 the field. II is a simple
remedy In which suffering women may
place perfect confidence. II contains
no narcotics or harmful drugs.
Try a Daily News Want Ad.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25
Restaurants Oppose
Thanksgiving Spread
by Associated Press.

TOPEKA. Kansas. Nov ga tclo.
gram was received today by s. n.
ozark state hotel inspector. from re,
iaurant men NJ Great BEND. Kansas
"bjectlng TO church dinner being Civ.
en- IN the courthouse there.
ING Thanksgiving dinner given by
church In courthouse ~ this county. .
the telegram read. 1--WE, the restaurant
men objected. Please advice W."
Mr. Clark advised them that ther,
was nothing In the law To prevent a
church from serving THANKSGIVING din.
ner.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25

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