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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11
AMARILLO DAILY NEWS WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUGUST H. 1920
REAL ESTATE
cry PRoPERTY-uDoM Ian.
COMPANY

CITY nEDiElilN -blbM LAND
COMPANY
iiunm musl,qn hum" IN east front
corner. CLOSE in. Ter 5000. nnh cash.
Nioom modern home un 70xilO cor.
hrr. east ir,nt. bcdroums, ,NiO0. one
ihitl cash
GDd iroum modern homo I'm east
front G0Xii0 lot. bargain M sij0D. t7so
cash and $50 per month.
bipcNs rrmns each side. . garages.
east mont uh best street tor $1,000
hnll cash. mn Fidc rents tor i1l.
q room mnl,in home ui Nanliurpn
roud luriiiun. furnished $4,000; y2n0U
down
Fiuo Crom mudrrn bungalow. swrll
lDcaliun ca Harrison. furnace. garage
lficr SlO.n00. terms.
Grum mudorn east front corner or
pavement garage. $500; $1,000 cash.
New 6roum mOlcrn home. ,pst
front let. fine location. has hardwood
llouIa. breakfast room. furnace. bod
Iooms bargain ~ $500. thnd cash
Dandy 5rom modern bungalow cal
'lnufS IN the pavement garage. sSi00
third cash.
Broom modern bungalow. on Taylol
swell luptioE bargain "a $500. thhd
down.
Guud 1.ronm mtdrin home on cnsi
front rntucr bot wNints hOuar. and
hall II tcrost In windmill aud we'll Tor
sPiO0. third cash.
G.fum mod,tn humc. cnH front
lust ~ pavement. large rooms, u snnI
Il $500 $4,000 down.
5.roun moloIn home on pavement
gapgc aud cement driveway. SGSOO
i2jOD down
grom m"dcrn bungalow. har,lwup
rlo"tu. built IN features. east front
near pavement. bargain nt $500. on'
third cash.
h.runm mn,lcrn home an c"rnci
a0XliO. un pavement garage. trees
walks fur sGSi0. fourth crsh.
bioom mudern home on Pierce. ~
pavement roncod. chicken huup'
lr',f. f'r t7ooo. Slo0O down aud bal
nn'' your own terms.
irDom modern cottage. 7iXliO lot
rnDd lccniion fur sb2s0; siO0U cnsh an,
.dlnnc" yagly,
Uuud h.iuom mndcrn home IN corn"l
eHvtin sro1 iG,ation. gund buy at So.
800. s3OOO cnsh.
1.rpum modern home. . story, clos
ln for sGa00. third cash
G.foom strictly mOdcrn hrme. rcaflN
lew. on paVcmnt. oak floors huiit.ir
features snrar. and driveway. 81 600
ibout half cash.
List your property with us II yor
want Ia sell
ODOM LAND COMPANY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11
:QR|ENT ROAD GETTING
MORE CARS FOR GRAIN
slrcIal to The News.

Slsclal 10 The News
STAMFORD, Aux i0.-ln tile last few
days $40 tight" cars have been delIv-
cred Ia the orient railroad Tor stations
clnttor,d with 1890 wheat. according
~ the traffic department ~ the West
Texas CHAMBER NJ Commerce. The
southern Pacific delivered 1856 ana the
TrVls and lncific 2si ears II N be.
litved that the arrival ~ those win
r0rNc app eclnbly In reducing the In.
fisicnt demands along this system. How.
ever the Orient IN Texas needs 300
cars Cor present grain car calls. and
va T.. nvnrds traffic manager. II
rrcsninr the claims before the railroad
association committee On car service for
the additional equipment.
ON July % direction was given for
the delivery ~ - 400 tight" cpra by
Eastern roads tu Western rpnds for n
ll"i uf southwestern states 'wherr the
wheat CONGESTION II most pronounced.
Director ~ Public Service r. ~. Rol.
lingo. IN u telegram. siya that while
II, cinnu, determine tho number ~
ears West Texas and the Panhandle
will receive, the proportion will be
lust.
The traffic department. under the
impression that the Washington nll.
ih0riiirs do not appreciate the oncqn.
ing large production of cotton and
rnrrhum grain. has written them fully
The condition ~ crops and the outlook
Tor an immense movement NJ that they
may undcrstnnd TINT unlesa immedi.
ate Ytcps are taken IL accommodate tho
mnnnnih tonnage that II likely 10 he
offered West Texas and the Panhandle
viii sustain financial damage that will
be- considerably above that ~ the TALL
of 1919 when the west raised it, great.
oft crops and Ind not ears 10 move
them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11
cry HOMES


4 nice i.rnom Modern cottage well
located on Fierce. sl75O S2?5o cash,
lnllnrc easy.
A dandy broom modern practically
new bungalow an 9Th street. up.iodnto
M, ughuui sGiuu. $1,000 cash balance
Ike rent
G.roum modern on East front
corner bot. an paving. SNa'u. $lO1o
cash. balance very easy.
We have gone real nlco brick homes.
See W. for details,
4 very beautiful little bungalow,
tuuWs. uptnn'w throughout. NadaV
$500 cash. balance crsy. II You want
"a home SOC M
NOW Is THE TIME To by LAM
$500 acres of good smooth land. clos
to husband. Wen ana windmill nnd
tcntcd $3.50 per acre
ca acres uf pr"fectly smooth land
all IN cultivation. S3l 80 per acre. Thi'
h. real bargain. heated near 81
| Frnn'is
We have some dandy ranch prOpO
siirng from ~ to s20 per mere.
100 acres well improved ndioininr
| county scat. $ii per acre. WIN trah'
Tor city property.
last your lands and city property
| with 10
TEXPLAINs REALTY GO.
Thoncgili 500 10 Polk 81
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11
BETTER FOREIGN OUTLOOK
BOOSTS COTTON SHARPLY
~ As.oriai,d Press.

~ Afsnriai,d Press.
NEW YOl.k. Aug l0-Thc more
cheerful ton" 81 European ndyirva com.
hinoA with complaints IT ton much wet
weather In thu south, led Ia u sharp
advance in the cotton market here g..
day Ncur mouths were relatively firm
with October contracts selling M Ia
1890. a. ~ points net higher. while
~'pt"mhcr advanced tu $3.50 az 10
points above hast nights final figures
The clu"r WAS within Few points ~
the best with prices 80 IN 10 points net
higher. although furry IT rcalizing
left The final tone barely steady.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11
HULL|SH WHEAT REPORT
CAUSES PRICES To RISE
ny asocla,sarrss.

CHICAGO. Aug 10 Opinions that
The government crop report WIS bullish
~ wheat although hrnrish uu corn and
oats lid q good deal today to lin IA,
wheat market nrd Ia rally other grain
Wheat closed strong 81 tn q cents net
higher with December 231 ~ 232 and
March 2ii y, corn gained "a aud
oats ~ cents tu I % cents bi provl
siuus the uutuumc WaA varying de
Zine frum -, 10 % cents
Aggr, GiNo huNihg uh the part " u
hig elevator interest accompanied IA,
"a" in the vnlu" IT wheat aud thcrr
were also reports that foreign govern
Wohiv, notably the French. were pur
ahA.Inr MnanI rnNnr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11
Coffee Higher.

if AfH"f inltd ffrsa.
NEW YORK. Aug. l0.-The opcnlnr
IN coffee futures was ten points lower
'n five higher. most of the activ,
months boing higher and after selling
II ola on the call September rallied "a
il0 ar five points above last night
losing quotation. Later months sopl
y 10 - points net higher with Dccem
lcr touching 500 and the close was al
The best price ~ the day. showing q net
idvanc" cf ~ Ia 20 points.
Spot coffee ricady Rio ~ 97sGi0
Santos 4S iGI 1900.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11
Raw Sugar Quiet.

NEW YORK. Aug i0.--ilaw sugar
WIS quiet and NJ there ~ NO demand
prices are entirely nominal Recent
nl'9 have been NJ the equivalent VI
! "a CENTS fur cuhns cost and freight,
qunl Ia ~ % for centrifugal.
The market Tor refined was dun and
unchanged.
FUTURES were easier early under scat
erred liquidation with December sellInl
u li1n ~ 81 points net lower.
EScrm Ter December however Ca
general list closed five "a 60 points No
higher.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11
New isrlcnns Cnlinn.

" TT"IFI IUTFfT TFfNFl
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. iO.--The
"urnr ~ priccs was strongly higher In
the cotton market to-day. highest levels
hring reached IN the last few minutes
1T the div when the trading months
were 90 tu 20 points M The CLOSE WINS
within Ia . points IT the best IT a.
"salnn. October rose H. 3leG nnd closed
AZ dlni
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11
Wichita Ii,esiock.

7U'riHI 70 Tho Nova
WICHITA. Kan. Aug. lO--700 hogs.
- lower. top tla.Gi: bulk sli5Osii i.bp
Hop cattle. steady io weak. butcher
steers Si.i0n LOO; butcher cuNa nnl
h"ilrrg 50 500 ~. rtuckerg nnd feed
DrH N.uufii ~. stock cuws aud hc.fors
" SOC $50. hulN 81 i0d50O: cnly,.
81 .NGttgs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11
Cation Scrl OH DulI.

" W." Nhi'N i-feHfs
NEW YORK, Aug. l0.-Colion secl
nl WIS dull nnd unsettled. Closinp
prico WI" NV" points luwor a. . high
roo Prime crude nominal prime sum
ncr yellow spot tlli 30. September
ii2li. DTombrr gl2sG. March sl2SO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11
FOR SALE

FOR gAi.E-My homc place n n har.
gnir n you want a home see me auirk
Terms are. wsnid take chr NJ part
nay. I10s T. 9Th street a. q. lioN ioso.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11

.FOH Az EXTRA NICE HOME ..
". have tar In south part ct town.
best loation ~ ciiv. nix large rlpnis
md breakfast room. everything ahso.
hi,ly modcin and uptodnte all built.
n ,inyeni"ncrs. heated, gas g1rarc.
A ivrvay WALKS now. Price AMI terms
gwen ~ Application.
= W o. IN a GO ph'1e w
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11

Ful; SNl.i,-sO> acres 81 gnod Fan.
haudl' iand. 2io acres IN cultivation.
. fsum house and well and windmii.
and either improvements an pert q
hand. no hikes no breaks Might con
rid,r g,sd piece ~ Amarillo property.
Price 81 q Realty 60. Phone 2NN-i lsi.
National l.ank 1T Commerce. Fuum \.
FuE SALE -cio acres 81 land near
Dawn go acres IN cultivation. nyD
inuni house and other improvements
rricc sess0 per acre. S3sg0 0o cash.
halanrr F,Hsi terms 40 trcr cent. VI.
4 Cruw. Frionl. Tex.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11

n i;OoM HOUSE AND TWO ROOM
iiOt'SE
Mwl'fr. excerpt h.1i. built ins. ~.
rar'. walkf. Lawn and tres. enud.
VEL built house In itth block llar.
risen. Price $1,000. with $500 Fash and
isert - terms
7. W. CyTTEN a 60. Phone gis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11

NTED-linys a. carry News routes
H. independent make vour own sprnd
ing money. See MI Daniel. city circv
latlun Daily News
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11
NOTICE,

We represent saw mill In East Tex
49, ana can sell you lumber nt whole
sale prices In ear lots delivered IN Am
lrillu iur grades number two and bet
tor H. $50 Also carry a small stock IL
Amarillo Independent Lumber Co. ~
pulk. phone 500.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11

HAVE Just closed contract with
ihc Climber AltumoIil" Factory ~
Little Rock Ark. Tor the distribution
10 their automobiles. trucks and tract.
ors. for TcN. Territory open ~ good
live dealers. John \. Gaut. G0j South
Akafd ST. Dallas. Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11
\ MODERN SIN HpOM EAST
FRONT HOME SotTH TAYIOl.
STREET

Cir,u ~ can be-. nice floors extra
we'll built. breakfast rn'm ard furni
tuf" hath and al other moslcrn con.
V'ni'nc,f. except heat. houa' pipod fuf
go. r'd "uthuildinEs. lawn tret~ aud
walks 'ric,.i g. ~eii pricr and terms
given II really interested
r ". CUTrt.N a 60 Phone si2
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11

SIX ROOM EAST FRONT HOME
siN lnrTo ruoms ana sleeping porch.
bath gas. nj light fixtures and built.
ms nice lawn and trees, fenced and
ro,d outbuildings. only four blocks
from hrfinoss district Price s1.oto. s..
uu cash ard COED terms This H. ua
extra har'lin
r. ". GOTTEN 4 60. Puofrtt Blds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11

Bring your Automobile NOR kto 10th
and johnson. Rates roasunnhl" aud 81
ncicnt work. New shop. Give ~ a
trial.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-11

lliAiDS made frum cOmbings. Exit"
Hair Dressing Parlor. 10 Fuqua Bldg.
Phone 80. 2t6 u
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-22
KUGELMASS SPEAKS ON MANUFACTURE
 OF LEATHER GOODS
Birmingham's Resources Favorable for Establishment of Tanneries Here, Is Stated at Meeting
 of Engineers

Professor Kugelmass addressed the American Association of Engineers on "The Manufacture of Leather" last night at the Civic Association.
 "The United States leads in world production of leather. Birmingham E resources are favorable for tanneries We must induce some here" urged pr Kugelmass
 "All possible skins. from the elephan to the rat are used. Although th' leather industry is in it's infancy. yet late developments in the curing of pelts from natural pests is remark . able
 "Over steps in the process of manu facture taking about one year beforT belt looks like leather we use. Every side product, consisting of hair, scrar skin and waste liquors, are used to advantage and get big prices.
 "Many of the leather, trade names are used for other products Ninety percent of all kid gloves are made from dog. deer. lamb, sheep buck and rat skins. Morocco leather from goat skins. Patent leather from horse hide, var nished with linseed oil and lamp black Chamois leather. not from the chamois goat because it is extinct. but from the ordinary goat and sheep skins li is high time folks were educated te intelligent b>~tng citizens.
 'The price Of .eather is to keep h gn If not higher. owing 10 the skilled la bor in demand" predicted Dr. kuEel mass
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-22

formerly French high commissioner to the Emitted States and the present min ister to the liberated regions of France.
 While the film is a document show ing the devastated regions, it carries a complete story. giving an accurate portrayal of life in French village prior to 1914, the subsequent onrush of and their return to the ruins of their former homes after the signing of the armistice.
 The object of the American com mittee for devas tated France is to re- 1 instate the returned refugees on d | self lf-supporting basis, supply them with tools of trade. provide school fa- 1 clities, promote child welfare, replant !, 100000 cut down fruit trees and re- cultivate thousands of acres of war swept and devastated land.
 The patrons of the film are General ! Pershing and Marshal Petain. Both
 these great leaders of the war appear
 in this film. ttr
 Lieut.. Laurence s. Barlow, formerly with the British air service during the
 war has been@fn the city for the past [ few days making arrangements for 1 Miss Morgan's visit here and he has made a most pleasing impression upon
 all those who have had the pleasure
 of meeting him, his sincerity and earn 1 estness in behalf of the great devas- l tated France movement appealing to ! the heart as well as to the magnan- : unity of the public
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-22
CAGE GAME ID BE
 PUT UNDER PROBE Informal Complaint Is Made That Basketball Indoors
 Is Unhealthy

New York; February 21.-( Special )-Bas- ketball must go under the probe now. Athletic officials of Harvard are going
 to investigate the great winter pastime. as result of complaint made informal ly in eastern college circles that the pas
 time is dangerous because it is played under pressure and under poor con ditions as to ventilation. The probe. like the complaint, will be informal until some important discovery is made.
 A well-know authority on physical con- dition complained to Lawrence Perry re gently that the game should not be sos7 tered under present conditions because 1t
 was dama ging to the physique Of those Hho played it.. The complainant made his
 utterance in confidence but begged the eastern writer to bring the matter before
 the proper authorities at once. lfent his
 dntity will remain secret until such
 time as the probe warrants calling him
 in for conference.
 That the air in many gyms where col lege basketball is played is bad is admit ted by even the friends of the game. Large crowds fill every inch of room in these gyms. utilizing every bit of fresh air. If the windows are thrown opcn the spectators complain, and if they remain closed it is but a few minutes until the players closely approach exhaustion. Admittedly there is no greater evil to the athlete than strenuous exercise where ventilation is bad, and the authority ~oo I has entered the comp.airt adds that d
 great strain is placed upon the heart | which in many cases brings about posi- 1 lively dangerous condition.
 The tests about to be mace at Hayward vnl include examination of basketball nlayers immediately following contest, with the keeping of careful record oi l ,sa ,enotb of time required for the reac- 1 Ion to set in AS wet it is doupJrA T any If the basketballers in the east have suffered irreparable injury from e@lstins conditions. but before the merits ol the controversy can be determined, exhaus- t,ve researches will have to be made: Per lhaps the complaint comes from iresn, air crank. who has adopted new metnoo | o- sorc;no wis views on the public me New York Evening Post displays grea' Interest in the suggestion or compialn, and invites data on the tests wnicn VII,
 ,,,aha t,I,, 10 made informally at sev@al 1 of fhs leading eastern colleges
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-22
HOWARD BULLDOGS
 WIN CLOSE GAME
 FROM A. & M. TEAM
DiIlion's Men Hold Aggies Down and Take Big End
 of 9 to g Decision

Staging a wonderful fight against the Mississippi A. & M. Aggies, the Howard Bulldogs last night defeated their opponents, 25 to 2S. The game was one of the closest and hardest fought seen here in some time.
 The Aggies had slightly the best of the argument in the first half but in the latter, the Bulldogs nosed out their opponents and won the game by a two point margin.
 O. B Newman, center. and W. D. Newman. forward. were both working we'll last night and each shot four pretty field goals. Ingram made two of the Bulldogs goals
 The Aggies staged a game fight and several times it looked as if the victory would rest the other way, However, Coach billions Bulldogs were working good and by close and effective guarding kept their op- ponent's score down.
 The lineup follows:
 Howard (25)-W. D. Newman and Ingram, forwards; O. B. Newman, cen ter; Walker and Afford, guards. A. X NJ 62S-Hughes and Clayton forwards; Red Hughes, center Walker and Afford, guards.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-22

Next Friday Birmingham will have the pleasure of hearing Miss Anne Morgan, the distinguished daughter of the late J. Pierpoint Morgan, on the subject of "Devastated France"
 Miss Morgan's work as head of the American committee has been phe- nomenal and she is making her first tour of the south in behalf of the cause now.
 The Civitan, Rotary, Kiwanis and Community Clubs will combine, giving Miss Morgan a cordial reception at a luncheon next Friday, while great mass meeting of women is being ar ranged for the afternoon.
 A very novel feature in connection with Miss Morgans visit and talks here will be the showing of the great war aftermath film, "The Heritage of France depicting the real conditions of that devastated country. The work is the colla of MT Harry B. Lachman. the American painter attached to the French armies and instructor in the A. F. F. school of art; Monster Gemier. director of the Theatre Antoine, Paris, and Mir. Wythe Williams, the American war corre- spondent, accredited to the French general headquarters.
 The film carries the personal in- dorsement. of Monsieur Andre Tardieu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-22
Belgian King Offers Big Prizes for Seaplane Contest

New York. February 2t.-Albert, King of the Belsians has offered challenge cup and s10ao00 in prizes for winners of en international seaplaue contest to be held in Antwerp in July. the Aero Club of America announced tonight.
 The contest, which will include en- durance trials. speed tests and tests for security in flight and on the water. will be open 10 two divisions of seaplanes, closed according to speed and power specifications
 American pilots who hold international nilot certificates issued in the United states bv tic Aero Club will be eligible tn compete.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-22
CHORAL SOCIETY CONCERT TODAY
 AT LOEW'S BIJOl

The consert at Loew's Bijou this aft -ernoons will be under the direction or Forrest Dabnes- Carr Tho Choral So ciety of which Mir Carr Is leader' VII be a distinct feature, A beautiful pro Gramme has been arranged and among the instrumental performers will be Mill Betty Rosalind Gilmore, hsrpist Admission will be free.
 The ushers have been selected from the Junior Misic study Club and are as follows.
 Misses Nancy Doster, Mary kinney Elsie Kinney. Della Dryer. Elizabeth Grove Vera Fortner, Bell Green, Nina Kate Sides, Mary Blackburn. Ida Thominson. Mary Miller Coulbourne Cleo Melcher. Margaret Aird, Gladys Lyons and Josephine HayloW
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-22
Navy Makes Clean Sweep
 In Athletic Carnival

Annapolis, Md February I.-NaVy made a clean sweep in six-cornere'l athletic carnival here today, winning all the contests by decisive margins. The re- suits follow; New York. z The mddies also defeated the same institution at water polo, IS to k played here for the first time.
 Wrestling: Navy defeated Princeton ( bouts to 1, scoring falls and gainins I decisions, while Princeton won l de' cision in the 155-pound class.
 Gymnastics: Navy. 45 Massa chusetts Institute of Technology. H.
 Boxing: Navy won bouts to over University of Pennsylvania
 In the heavyweiglt event, Misso, Navy scored clean knockout over Bourne Ponnsvlvania. flooring him three times In tho second round of a three-round go Time was finally called to prevent further punishment of the Pennsylvania man. An the other bouts resulted in decisions or points.
 Fencing Navy easily defeated Harvard & bouts to l. in the opening engagement of the preliminary intercollegiate con tests