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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-17
Connecticut RATIFICA
Ell DERECHO DEL VOTO
A A. MUJERES DE E.U.
Con tai ratification va no
queda duda de la lega-
Iidad de la Ley

HARTFORD, Conn, Septiembre IA.
Todas las dudas que habfa acerca de
Ia valdez Y legitimidad de Ia ratifica-
ci6n de Ia Enmienda Federal Decima
mona. autorizando ell vote femenino.
proclamada por el Secretario de Es-
tado Colby a raiz de Ia ratification de
dicha enmienda por Ia Legislature del
Estado de Tennessee, han ~desapareci-
do ahora. con la ratification accrdada
para dicho reforma por Ia L~egislatu-
"a del Estado de Connecticut. Dicho
Estado es ell trigesimo septimo que ra-
tifica IA enmienda dicha, por 10 que
aun cuando Sc ~descontara al Estado
de Tennessee de entire los Estados que
Ia ratificaron quedarfa complete ell
nimero de Entidades que Sc necesita
para darle fuerza de ley federal a las
tantas veces citada enmienda.
La ratification de Ia enmienda Sc
efectu6 en- una session especial de la
Camara de Diputados local, hoy en- Ia
tarde, que pas6 IA resolution aproban-
do la enmienda por PIG votos contra
II. Acto seguido Sc pas6 Ia resolution
al Senado, que Ia aprob6 por unanimi-
dad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-17
Ell CONCURSO DE LA
CAMARA DE COMERCIO
Son jueces los Sres. Chopa,
S. Madero y Tammiz

Los ~trabajos preparativos de Ia Ca
mara de Concrete de San Antonio pa
"a "a organization del Concurso con-
vocado entire los estudiantes de IA Re
publica Mexicana a efecto de formular
los cinco mejores estudios sobre el te-
ma: san Antonio como Centre Dis
tribuidor de Mexico" est4 va muy
a~delantados. segdn Sc no. ha informado
aver.
Los miembros del Jurado que caiifi-
cara todos los estudios que vayan pre-
sentandose han sido va designados,
~recayendo la designation EN- los seho-
res II. \. Chapa. Salvador Madero V IL
cenciado Eduardo Tamariz.
EStos senores revisaran cada uno
de los trabajos que vayan recibisndo-
Sc de Mexico. y s~eieccionaran los Gin
co mejores estudios. los cuales seran
premiadoS con doscientos cicuenta
pesos destinados para el efecto por 81
Mexican Trade Bureau de Ia Camara
de Concrete
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-17
GRANDES MEJORAS MATERlALES

LEON. Gto. Septiembre 1G.-La Jun
IA de Mejoras del barrio de San Juan
de Dios ha t~rabajado activtlnente'
por las autoridades m~unicipales, en- Ia
r~eparaci6n general del .jardfn principal
de aQuelloS contornos.
Gracias a clio Ia mencionada barria
da prcsenta va IN aspecto d~iterente.
Las banquetas de u callcs fileron
todaS reparadas V de esta suerte el
trhnsito es mas facil
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-17
FUE EXHIBIDA AVER LA
CINTA DE S. ANTONIO
Efectuose la exhibition en- un
salon de la "High School,

Aver tarde, IN I'm amplio salon aeon
~dicionado para el efecto en- el edificio
della High School de Main Ave, de es-
"a ciudad, Sc llevo a cabo la primera
exhibition de la cinta cinematografi-
ca de San Antonio, manufacturada en-
dias pasados bajo la. direction del
Mexican Trade Bureau, Y que va a ser
enviada a Mexico para SUI exhibition
en- todas las principsles plazas, por
conducto de las Camaras de Concrete
v organizaciones comerciales de cada
lugar.
La p~elfcula en- question reproduce
todas las principles n~egociaciones ma
nufactureras Y comerciales de San An
tonic, y 81 tendencia es Ia de dar a
conocer Ia importancia de esta ciudad
como uno de los mas prophecies centres
de ~negocios en- Ia republica Mexicana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-17
LIBROS MARAVILLOSOS.

Para los que sufren, soA victimas
de Ia d~esgracia, les persigue IL ma
Ia suerte. fracasan en- sus negocios y
son desafortunados Ell amores. Con
tan curiosos libros lograrin .o6os sus
deseos, seran afortunados en- nego-
clos y empresas, lograran Ell cariho
del ser amado, llevaran a feliz terni-
no sus asuntos Y triunfaran en- TODD;
&c veran libres de malas influen-
cias, v venceran q sus enemigos y na-
die podra causarles dano. Envie 10
centayos en- estanlpillas de correo pm.
IA gasscs y recibira ca:alogo gratis.
Direction: Sres. Y. Martin y Co.
San Rafael STA. Habana- Cuba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-17
VIRUELA EN- LA ClUDAO DE
JhLAPA

VERACRUZ. S~eptiembrc il.-Hase
sabido que Il virueia ~apareci5 recien-
temente en- In ciudad de ,Jalapa V que
esta epidemic ha logrado abarcar una
iona. considerable, iDcluyendo las po-
blacioneS de San Francisco de las Pc
mas Y Salnoral.
Los informes en- csc sentido aqul
habidos dicen Que en- tales lugares sc
had registrado mucaas defunciones
V que con tai motive reina n consi-
derable alarma entire los h~abitantes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-17

Para iibro, en- espanol dirijase us.
ed a la Casa Editorial Lozano. 1lS
h. Sta. Rose, Ave.. San Antonio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-17
LA SUCCESSION GU
ORNAMENTAL

Por telegraIna recibido aver en- Me-
| xicah de persona alleSada al Presiden-
te de Ia Huerta, Sc sabe que dicho ma
gistrado designara en- esta semana pa
ra el puesto de gobernador que ahora
esta en- disputa, 4 un native de Ia
region. Los que leen en- Ell firmamento
los destinos de los humanos. aseguran
Que dicho nombramiento recaera en-
favor del Sr. Carlos Bernstein, II de
los candidates de Ia terna que ell Club
"Un Native para G~obernador del Dis
trito NOrte' prOpuso hace tres meses
al PreSidente de l~aReplblica.
En- una correspondence reCibida de
Ia capital de Ia RepGblica Sc asegura
que 81 Sr. ? Sarpio, e~x-c5nsul de, Me-
xico en- Los Angeles figura de manera
promirente en- Ia lista de los elegi-
bles Y que 81 bien sus probabilidades
de eScalar el alto pueSto durante Ia
gesti6n del Gohierno Provisional no
son muchas. Sc tiene por SECURE entire
los Carpistas. que SUI candidate sera
81 agraciado al ocupar Ia silla de Don
Porfirio Ell General Obreg6n.
Para los que han visto con benepla-
otto Ia gesti6n c~onciliadora e intensa-
monte moderada del Gobernador Luis
Salazar actual mandatario del DiStri-
to. Consideran que las twas estan YER
des todavia para los aspirantes al alto
puesto. pues este f~uncionario de acuer-
do con opinion muy socorrida en- Me-
xicali. ACADIA de recibir del P~residente
Provisional. una communication que ase-
gura su permanencia 4 Ia cabeza del
gobierno local. mientras dure Ia &C
tuaci6n de don Adolfo de Ia Huerta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-17

Eats-ea rs S<cond-ciass matter Fe5rrsr.
n, 1915. a. :hS Post Office 1t San Anse-
ESQ. T-xas. under the AeL- OF March s
as7S
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-17
A ~ELSCClONES PRE-


81 no hUbiera sido por Ia clausura
dc las cantinas en- todas las ~poblacio-
mes del Distrito. para muchos de u
h]abttantes habria pasado ~inadvertido
! 81 dia de las eiccciones. No hay para
| que deCir que concurrieron a las ca
sillas contados devotos del sufrario V
| que los vOtos recogidos aperss repre-
sentan e. VENTS por ciento de los ca
pdCitafos para ~ejarcer esa function.
A ojo de buen cubero Sc puede ase-
(! gurar que ei candidate mas favorecido
| fI6 don Aware Obreg6n. FL Ingeniero
RobleS Dominique iogr6 algunos vo-
tos. FL deber ctvico que sirvi6 de ban
dora a n primera revolution de nues-
| ira hpoca. di6 oportunidad a numero-
so baja californianos para ejercitar u
;endencias humoristas. pues en- algu'
mas pape!etas apareCieron los nombres
do los Sres. Gustavo APPEL. do Ensena-
da: Hip6li:o Chavez. de San Diego;
Agustfn Macias de Tijuana; Lorenzo
Cab1Has. de NeXicali: personals todas
de buenaS cOstumbres Y que jamas
han tenido n intenciGn dc d~isputarse
Ia P~residenCia de ia Republica con Ell
| General Aware Obreg0n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-17
LA QUESTION DEL Ola

Despuss de IL succession g"ubernamen-
tai. el tema mas socorrido por nacio-
males y extranjeroS es IL supuesta
clausura en- future no LELAND de cantt-
Y garitos de ia Baja California.
Parece que Ia opinion general Sc in
Gina por las medidas que tienden n
matar para siempre "El Tecolote' dc
Mexicali V todas las sucursales de la
nefasta institution diseminadas en-
otros poblados del Distrito. pero pro-
pios V extrahos desaprueban el radi-
calisno que pretende barrer con la
venta de who's Y licores a 10 largo de
toda la frontera bajacaliforniana, pues
81 bien esta medida dejarfa c~ompiacidas
n todas las sociedades puritanas de
California. en- Gambia, Ell Distrito Norte
en- c%oniunto. las ciudades fronterizas
en- particular perderfan el favor de los
touristas cuya ~presencia en- las ciuda-
deS mexicanaS. solo So debe 4 la opor-
tunidad que les ofrece Mexicali ' I'll
juana para aliriar las amarguras de
Ia sequfa reinante en- territorio anne
ricano.
Ell CORRESPONSAL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-17
NOMBRAM!ENTO
DE COVARRUBIAS,
APROBADO
La Alta Camara, confor-
me que representa- a
Mex. en- Inglaterra

Teleprumd Especial para IA PRENSA"
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Septiembre
ID aver celepro IL Camara de Sena-
dores una session secreta, para discttir
alguros asuntos trascendentales que
fueron sometidos a SUI ~aprobaci6n por
In Presidential de Ia Republica.
Uno de los acuerdos que fueron apro
bados por Ia Cdmara Alta ha sido ell
que Sc reficre n la designation del Sc
nor Miguel Covarrubias, ex-Ministro
de Relaciones Ezteriores en- ell Gabinete
del Presidente de Ia Huerta, para que
lleve a la Gran Bretaha una alta re-
presentation ~diplomatica del Gobierno.
Los Senadores aprobaron Ia designa
ci6n hecha hace POGO en- favor del Sc
nor Covarrubias, y va Sc ordeno a la
Tesorerfa de Ia Federation que Sc lie
paguen todos los viaticios V gastos de
representation que necesita para trans
ladarse a Jondres @ iniciar ell desempe-
no de las funciones que lie han sido en-
comendadas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-17
Ell ~LICENCIAMIENTO
DE LOS FEDERALES
EN- la B. CALIFORNIA
Hay ansiedad en- ell Dto. N,
por saber quien serd ell
proximo gobernador

MEXICALI, Septiembre 9.-Termin6
ell licenciamiento de las fuerzas que
formaban el ~contingente armada que
milit5 a las ordenes del Coronel Este
ban Cantu, operation que Sc llev6 a
efecto en- MeXicali. Tecate Y Tijuana
sin dificultades de ningun genera. Los
jefes oficiales y tropa recibieron un
mes de haberes V Ia seguridad de que
podian d~edicarse ljbremente al trabajo
sin tenor de ser molestados. La mayor
parte de los soldadoS permanecen
hasta hoy en- ell Distrito Norte; los je-
fes en- gran mayoria han emigrado a
Estados Unidos Y una gran parte de
los oficiales ha seguido ell mismo ejem-
plo. Ha sido Observation-Disclosures comen-
tada "a actitud poco airosa de algunos
| jefes que hicieron fortuna a Ia SOM
bra del Coronel Cantu Y que estaban
clasificados como amigos perSonales
V protegidos del Gobernador ~saliente.
Ell licenciamiento de las fuerZaS de
Tijuana tuvo u ~retardarse en- vir-
tud de que un Coronel de Ultima bora
Sc march6 a territorio eXtrarjero lie
vandosc pesada bolsa qeu seEun la voZ
de n Gale contenfa cinco mil ddlares.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-17
IA PRFNSA
onzIo PcrrUAR 1-spEsxSoyESrs-
FRECiCS De SUSCRIPClON:
EDICION DIARIA.

FRECioS De sUsCRIPCIoN:
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Por eorreo, 80 cenravos al mes
En- ell resto del pals: Tres meses,
Bits; Seis meses, $3.50; I'm arc, $3.50
Fuera de log Estados Unidos: Ire
meses, $3.50; Seis msses, So.ov; "
sao. $1,000.
EDICION SEMANARIA.
tMiSrcoles.)
90 los EstaGas Unidos: Sens meses
Sl.G0; I'm ane, s1.5o.
Fuera de los Estados UDidcs: ur
ano $500
Los pages 6eben hacerse por ade-
iantado, Ell giro postal o de Express,
caIta certiflcada o ietra sobre Nae
Va York. Los precios de Ia suscripc:on
son en- dinero americana o 81 equt'
valencia en- moneda del pals de oonds
dc Soiici.e e. periadico-
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-08

Cox says of importance at any place is telegraphed to every large city in l the United States. What possible advantage would there be in sup pression of any part of an address | by Governor Cox?
 | Newspaper readers will recall that | the Cox tour had but fairly begun when he was piled with questions l particularly as regards his attitude on prohibition. Back in Minnesota or North Dakota he gave his first evasive answer, and it was printed the following day in Portland In Seattle questions of a similar char acter were presented to him. The answers, such as they were, were printed, the next day in Portland, and without doubt, in Seattle.
 Like questions were put before him in Portland. Every word he said in response was promptly print ed in Portland. Here the Oregonian printed a complete stenographic re- port of his principal address and a stenographic report of that portion of his second address which was not largely a repetition of his first ad- dress.
 A definite, positive statement as to his position on the prohibition ques- ton would be the most important utterance of Governor Cox's cam paign. Every newspaper knows this and every newspaper aspires to be the one to wiring the statement from him. It is wholly a matter of news paper enterprise that the question is repeated in every city he visits. repetitions and several publications, loses it's news value. Whereas the press correspondents telegraphed it from Seattle, they do not telegraph it from cities in California or Nevada or other states in the west. It is not informative and as news it is stale.
 It there are scouts conspiring with newspapers to poster Governor Cox the means is readily within his power to stop them. He need only to give a specific answer, somewhere. just once. As for ourselves, we wholly doubt the scout story, not only because we never saw any scouts but also because it would be a waste of money to employ them. The uncertainty of the Cox position | is in the public mind. Questioning was bound to become pandemic, if he did not clarifv it. He has not done so. If Cox would give a plain answer to the prohibition question no influence whatever would prevent it's publication.-Oregonian.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-08

The pleasure of getting home al most makes a camping trip worth while.
 Few friends are so steadfast that they won't gossip about you behind your back.
 One man who is never worried over the scarcity of labor is the shipper of watermelons.
 Some folks are such blockheads that it's peculiar they don't get splinters in their brains.
 It's better to keep your hands in your pockets than to always have them out for something.
 It's a wise provision of nature that marriage changes the actions of young folks towards one another.
 The itch for office is virulent skin disease that becomes active about every other year-and if the candidate doesn't get skinned the people may.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-08
THE QUESTION EPIDEMIC

Here is Governor Cox asserting with apparent seriousness that Re- publican scouts go ahead of him and ask Republican newspapers in the towns in which he is soon to speak to omit important parts of his speech and to publish questions dir ected at him but to leave out the answers.
 Yet Governor Cox is on tour con- sidered so important by all the great news distributing agencies that they send correspondents to accompany him and write reports of his ad- dresses. They are doing this with their customary fidelity Whatever
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-08
COX DISCREDlTS BUSINESS MEN

Having attained his start on the upward road leading to pecuniary in dependence and political ascendancy, even the approach to the presidency, as the protege of a multimillionaire trust magnet Governor Cox displays remarkable virulent antipathy to the Dives of commerce. Having through agencies thus placed in his reach and the fostering inspiration and instruction of his financial fos- ter father become efficient in ap- piled business, and thriftily builded upon the foundations thus laid fortune of no mean proportions, purely by legitimate business methods, howbeit somewhat big business meth temptous attitude toward business that is difficult of understanding.
 In his charges, often reiterated never substantiated, that the Repub- lican managers are collecting a cor ruption fund of ,O00 with which to buy the presidency, the Demo- cratic candidate for the presidency rings the changes on the expression "open relation with business' as something disgraceful in politics and perfidious in commerce. He speaks again and again of seeking subscrip- tions from business men as though that were crime beyond pardon and an offense outside the pale of responsibility Yet he does not tell us why it is less perfidious for him, business man, graduated from the comparative penury of actual Opul- ence by accretion through applied business acumen and aggressiveness to get large things from politics give of his abundance modestly for the common veal in the maintenance and operation of the legitimate mach inery of politics through regular and righteous organization.
 It does not appear to have pene- trated the OverwrOught intelligence of this master of palatial Trailsend that the backbone of America is American business men, and that his insinuations and innuendo are no less an insult to the integrity than to the intelligence of the millions of men in trade industry, commerce and if nance throughout the country. Be- cause there are so many of just these men who have no political axes to grind and are disinterested in a personal sense, in the fortunes of politics, has Senator Harding and the campaign management of the Republican party asked that campaign contributions be limited to S1,OOO. This primarily because there are enough of them to make the fund sufficient for legitimate needs and because their character precluded the suspicion of political motive with a personal bias in their giving Cincinnati Commercial tribune
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-08
THINGS WE THINK

Things Others Think and What We Think of the Things Others Think.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
WHEAT SHOW At n. W.T..
FAIR ONE OF GREATEST
Special to III, News.

cfTtinl N Inc N@Wt.
i'LAiNNIEW. Sept. 90 Northwest
Texas Is rapidly gaining recognition ~
the richest source OF supply for the ma.
iiun's bread basket. Wheat the gold.
cn .nlin In more WAYS than one. will
reign 80 king ~ the Northwest Texas
fair. The financial cooperation Of the
grain men Of ilainvicw hss msd" II
possible 10 offer $500 In cash prizes In
the wheat show alone. This In the
s"'srd largest premium list offered Tor
wheat In the United states this year.
the Wichita Kansas Wheat Exposition
ranking first
tn" entries iu date In the wheat show
have bc"n ~ heavy that special Judge
who viii devote his cniir. lhns 10 the
wheat show. has he"n ~'curSl In al.
dillon to awarding the rich prizes. ne
viii xiv" valuable instruction to farm.
crs - how To- raise umrc and better
wheat
Pine tent for tit Northwest Teaxs
Wheat show viii l.. located on tn. coi.
ner uf North broadway and Eleventh
streets Entrance into the show will
hr fir" tu all and there viii he no lee
L. enter exhibits. A. In al other eNhib
it, competition II ulrn to the world
When this 'upy was complied NOR
than q week before the fair opens gu
iTlos In tn" wheat show had been nicf
with sccroiary T. u. Miller fro. kansas
okiahomi. the Dakuu,s and other
states ~ we'll - from al parts ut the
Panhandle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
fast CARS With DARING
DRIVERS Will RACE FOR
$500 IN CASH PRIZES


Sls,,s. io The Nevs.
rLAiNvIEw. sept To thore
whu delight la the sprCtnc1lrr scene
q MANY high puwcicd monsters ~
't,"l forging ahead AZ u terrific speed.
ihp iar. program ~ tho Northwcit
Texas Fair VIII present n rare trcat.
During the afternoon Oi each Of the
five DAYS fast carr from nearly every
town IN Northwest TrNas VIII race
ior s; 500 In cash purses There VIII
be races fnr stock ears II various
prlccs aud free Tor all races IN which
M one IL barred Tie entries IN all
classes have been heavier than OK.
perted and II nov seems assured that
between thirty and forty ears Will
compete.
\ very fast mile and half track has
hrrn prepared on an open section one
aud "a half miles southwest ~ tn. bust.
NESS section ~ plainview. Some Of
the early arrivals aud local racers
have hc"n making practice runs on tina
track aud they stat. that the speed ~
70 rar on the track 1T all points In Tim.
it~l only by its power.
A. g. McC1elland. IlainvicW nutomo.
bile dealer. has charge ~ the races
IT, has toured this section and has ~
cured entries frUm nearly every town
Many dealers are entering stock ears
10 prev" m. superiority ~ their prod
net 1ni the rivalry In III. stock car
class II expected tu bc ken.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26

Good spong-s are becoming scarce Iva
the waters of Tunls
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
LONG FLOAT PARADE WILL
FEATURE SECOND DAY FAIR

Spr'isl 10 ~ News
rLAfNlEW. Sept "a mile ~
gorgeous beauty aud al tina, II novel
m decorative and creative art wlll be-
displayed 10 visitors 1T the Northwest
Texas Fair who witness IA. float pa
rad" the ss- ord dav Tuv 4. GIBBS
chairman ~ the float parade commit
see. declares that the parade will be
nearly milo and n half IN length
Every business firm IN plinVicw has
Ont red ~ least one float N the mcr.
chants and manufacturers section and
some have ns high - four floats In
tho scriion Tn. citizens. too arc tax.
ing more than spectators interest
IN III" Parade and many ~ then viii
enter automobiles Al ( the lady riders
~ the roundup an dracc meet and
many other lady riders viii be In the
lady rider section. Clowns grlorc VIII
match their Fun making ability for
niizes In the comic section.
So great IL tho nunlaa- Of entries IN
The parade h. the plalnNicw firms and
the interest has reached such y hisl
pitch that , friendly '1valrv exists ana
each firm has y strong resolve 10 win
tho prize for the merchants float re-
rirlles- - he cost. Tho expert dec.
orators and advertising managers Of
firms are mcking their brains and
studying all available literature on lust
how 90 make the most attractive and
interesting noat.
The paradc viii start 1T 1900 a. m.
TUESDAY morning and Il II estimated
that twill take u until almost noon
To- pass a given point.
Live stock Parade. Too.
Another big parade win take place
ON the last DAY 81 the fair when all
miz,, winning livestock viii he paraded
thru IN. business section N Plainview.
Tn. hes, In each class viii appear he.
decked I'm their now ribbons. sleek and
shiny frmn careful training.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26

Poison Eis has had the effect IL
making the battlcficlds " France crpcc.
tally fertile.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
ARMY EXuIBTT To m MOST
EXTENSIVE SHOWN IN TENNIS


Sr.eial 10 The News.
Pt.NINNlEw. Sept. Lieutenant
Leon koiychle. IN rhprg" " recruiting
Nv the Panhandle" states that the
Iuit.l states army exhibit at the
Northwest T.VaS Fair viii b" one ~
III. ms Vi extensive shown IN Texas this
wear cnl. "A King II ~ Paso wired
II.nt. Koizchu. this week that he was
sending large shipment - war relics
fer Us, In the display ~ Plainview.
On IN, war exhibit will be- shown the
mr-, modern fighting equipment and
s,ni., Il the first war weapons used by
men \ large collection Of relies from
IA. r,c"nt World war will he shown
In the booth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26

farm machinery and some ~ the me.
chanicai Injuries of Tar life viii 10 Ia
make the greatest display 81 the kin ]
ever attempted IN the Panhandle. u.
y. Jarvis. we'll known tractor and farm
agent IL plainvicw, In in
charg. 81 the show. The entrance 10 u
will b" al the corner of Ash and Yves:
Eighth streets and II viii extend north
three blocks along Ash street.
At night the tractor show ground
vii be- brilliantly lighted by several
makes II farm light plants. The trac'
tors and machines win be- kept running
until the last visitor seeks sleep nj
night
The interest of the Panhandle farm