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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
Former Army Officer
Charged With Perjury
In Divorce Evidence

LITTLE UOrk Aprll d 4 war
iani was HsUrd Of rmo nuff inda,
rhilllp klofiur fufmnr IN
Iuf 900 ihn rrrulnf amy and until
recently HdiuiHnl 10 rhmp rIku with
ipliurN Tho charge rteN nHi NJ tho
divorce decree obtained b, kluffof ai
pine llluff saturday unrch 20 ON
lhu same day he married Mist Ruth
Albright illilf nn'k hclfpna ~ llee.
inn Arkansas The warrant was T.,
mod ~ ihr request nf Nleffnrt fltsi
wife Mra lirnlrlcp klrtfer ~ lyY
CLOSE rufrh llllls. Ions Island, =
A. Na kleifprs laNisfn IN thrlr
lnmnlllui drnlnfr that Kieffer IN hli
divorce pfnceedinaa rave the address
uf hIa nfl wife ~ Memphis Tenn
heu No hnow her address and
mat hn made other false statements
81 urdrr IN Secure q divorce and ~
pnn hh flfh wlie IN irnnfanee ~
ihn fari that he had flied snli
kinffers present whereabouts are
rul known.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
NEW YORK COURTS AID TENANTS
IN FIGHT AGAINST LAND Il RDS;
UNREASONABLE RENTS LOWERED

NrW Nrtit AnHl Neaflt one
ihnualnd ntirird Tenants were aasisi.
I'd hi courts TODAY undnr new laws
ngnihsi rent pfuliluornH IN most
asses either the lnnd'nrds nufnod 90
dpHS u,icilnns until the tenants
WhW, rents hid boon uisrd could
fnd either apartments ~ the maria.
ifnit granted sih,a uf 90 tlun vary.
ihn from one go sis months
Ven, ruurts could handle nolhipr
hut rent eases Streets M front ~
some ,nufiH MORO hlbrhoi and pri|rn
reserves Noie rilled tn handle ne
crowds. tor whole families wont ~
tnrti. hnh, carriages and nil
Justice ff. ~ 80 "i taa. ,s
court. told liudluid 30 month
waH inn Wu y ~ nay nef snom Tor
hispmrui uuaflof aud Informed 'as
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
DRASTIC ACTION URGED
BY SOUTHERN OFFICIALS
nY rIIE AEEnrIATrn rNLaa.

WASHINGTON April 6The state Of Texas was urged today
81 meeting Of officials from every growing state 10 take
immediate steps 10 stamp the pink boil worm which has RI.
appeared In nine counties In the Galveston section Only the most
drastic quarantine accompanied by destruction Of erops already
planted prevent rapid spread Of the pest experts Of the sg
cultural department said with consequent disastrous effect upon
the premier product Of the South
The conference will be continued tomorrow but the federal
horticulture board understood to have practically served notice
the Texas authorities that unless action taken by the state
al Of Texas will be placed under quarantine which win prevent
the shipment Of cotton and cotton seed into nesbong states
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07

tenant hp could remain until Tho
l"nsr expired In October and pay only
a. nu.
lnfen sonuhio tenants. however
Jared na badly ~ profli,erinE land
lords justice Prince OF n Manhat-
tan cour found that q woman seek
nn rrll,f had received -four months
noD'r ~ snciic aud that the landlord
had niUiys heen Kind AMI courteous.
she via denied assistance.
ample tenants story was q wp.
man who had been Increased from
SEA ~ sa7 q month Tor six room
,plfiueni and then Jumped 10 SCI.
The latter sim ile could no, pay and
he wts n'fffei oal che 70 'elvsd
permission to stay AZ tho last rent
80 aaii with she could find anoth.
e. hons.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
Unpledged Delegates
Elected in New York
By Large Majority

NEW YOns Anil Nninff.
from np state and ggk2 districts pul
NJ ga IN this city late tonight in
dlchirn The election NJ the he tou'
pninsirueieh delegation w 'he ROM
lican national convention W. nrnil,
three ~ one over former state
nlnf william N llrnnr'i nlrdg4l o.
the cnndidncv W Senator Hiram "
Johnson ~ california fnF ~ o..
publican presidential nomination
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
Kansas Union Officials
Refuse to Obey Orders
From Industrial Court

~ alHiH Poe
iiitfHirnu KHnH 'wil d
President Alcsnndaf iintai ui The
iniih Mnn NOrtuf. dIHiun w.
iinh fu ldnni AnaHsl h0lrhf Hrt
fliiff fhnmnn iiif,rt 'fUtilnn niir
diiHf fhnmaH cunningham fHi Nndls
iHf n " POSTER lHln indhl Wrfn NJ.
flfl1iif fimmnnod ~ appear hr.
fltn ihH inhrr flnl fnufi upun 100 nf
fHf ..arrd Nv indFp A. ! rnfHn NJ
iha disifld rpnfi
rHfh HHp fpiufnd ~ uliel Nf
f'HHHi m8fn the follnWlnH statement
iii rfnHinH
HWn nfflri NJ ~ No. inllnd Nine
Muiefs ~ alilfisi ~ de- nui focug
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07

hlfo This industrial tuut ioi lis
mpmhnfa nn down iuln ihn miupa and
hln rnnl ana lonin the hualur.a the
lhmr na We I'D " he, dn mot know
he 'nll mlnlnr huHInpa lhpt mn un
iiilrd ini The nuaiiiun AMI hru Whul
" lnrnmniirnl luainid uf court
rpnlnnenl ~ politicians nnd rninnf
ALTON liWinfH dnNinH IL Hihff nf
Z ma u year The mpn fhnuli have
chosen finm The industrial mnla ht
ihn lnhrna WIN nfn rnmnpirni ~ dlnl
tuh The aiinsilnnf M hand W. may
~ hfHnrnd ini0 cont hni W. vii
absolutely refuse ~ ANSWER aner
iiunH o. va dn nni fnrnHnifn ihn
coufls' authority ~ exercise
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
FRENCH FORCES OCCUPY
TOWNS IN RUHR REGION,
GERMAN Note IS ISSUED


PARIS, April 6tliaWaa)-An official communication Mi.
syenpg said
The military operation contemplated against Iranhlor, and
Damslad begun today The troops Of the hsh Corps
took part and met with resistance battalion Of German
armed
BERLIN, April 0Ihe French nation In sending roop 10 the
Ruhv district surprse, according 10 German official cir
rs had been hopd that The which the government
troops executing police due In that reaon would convince
the entente thu, the government wa mol contemplating violation
Of the peace treaty An official communication says the attitude
NJ the other allied governments toward French occupation mol
known only Germany received note from France the matter
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
nlAllIrnll lhNlnInh

NEW yOllk, April Tho
hoard NJ dirvlnrt NJ the hluHnNNFr'
corporation NJ America, automobile
manufacturers, N u meeting iolhi hn
dared dividend NJ aa IN puf con-
~ tlh,0n0 coo NJ nulHlnndinp CON.
mon Alnrh.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
nrri niLCNN NA,On
IllIIIn ~ I,l4N,

Tl'lAA, OKLA Ann d ludge Y,
~ h,ana republican was elected
mayor ~ Tulsa today over MAYOR
g. u llnhhnrd democrat The
resi- NJ lho republican llchul with ana
execution WnH elected
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
Quarantine for Entire State is Threatened
Unless Move Made TO Stump Out Boil Worm
5000 Additional
Chicago Railroad
Men To Quit Work
BULLETIN.

CHICAGO, April 6.--freighi
enginem,n and liremen on all
roads IL the Chicago switching
district voted tonIgh, TO join the
S,ril'Ing swi,ehmcn, leaving en-.
gIneS NJ the end Of the night
shift.
Strikers claimed that would
add $500 mon 10 their ranks and
that $4,000 railroad men would
be on strike by tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
NIW ilkisu
CABINET lpliNip
Nv Assoeia,od Pres.

~ AaHorinind Press
CONFTANTNOiLE Nbril q
\ nnN mlnisir, hnA been I
formed with namnd rerld
rnsha nH rrnnd ylyiof and min.
iflor ~ foreign affair iochld
iinv na minister uf the interior
Mahmtd Rlnid rnahn a. mlnis.
tore fsnf nd interim .nHd Rl'h
nfd Effeudl minister NJ lusll""
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
DISPATCHES TELL
Of JAP ENTRANCE
INTO VLAD|V0ST0K
uilhilL iAhiDilIs Or iiGnT
Ih IIlID ~ RfATi
pipiilI MIN1
ATTACK BEGAN IN MARCH
ilnsslans l'mnnd Fiat ililpd ~.
'e'iiRaIln ~ AliaF w. Made
nnd ilihi JnlaBrse Mllh'
diiN Ii0m 1ui

W a o. Nifl puha
WARRINGTON ApHll u unlrlll
flhnnlehnH ltliinR ~ The occupation
~ Nlndl'orlok Wy ne japanese Wenu
fur'Nod lodni W lho state depart.
iinnl lfun ihn american consulate,
ilr dispatches rummnilipd lip
filnallOn ~ i0ll0Nf.
the ilnrH - h. japanese li0npa
were Rinhulll' nAlnnupd - cover
HE MIA CONN inflnr Nladlyurlnk
niiilng The mllui nun ~ Mirfh ,nu
lnpnn'Hn llhu Wia lnlHud user 1igaf
IN nom which control NJ tho fill,
way station Nuh possible - tDril I.
lniililnnlluna fufi prepared, on
Anill y, jnnnnnW demands wtfH
presented iO the mnylfiOnnl knu
rinmonl ~ NndiYoHoli aud tln &C..
en- alton ~ the rilY lngin nj ten
rrl'ph Nnnl 4 whom lhi Innln ap
troops moved Va N The railway sta,
lion nin'd brn,Wl rsrnnnin ~ siuis
between the lnpunoio Wd 'hp pfoyh
llnnM luirrH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
NOIL avs lliAsONA
Inll Illnnp MnNIMIlNIA

l'HllLlN. Ann " fhh unrnnn
motto dnnlinR with conditions Ia the
lluhf district handed IA lhe fuappe
ii'u charges d'ufhllps IN ilallln hln.
Tod mt grave reports received NJ
hlnnulnhrY ilnhlihg M the llhnnlHht
West lihnlltn rnHlnn M The middle NJ
NHih onuapi lhp dormnn govern,
mnhl ~ request nUrmlaslUn NJ the
illlra ~ send u limited number NJ
troops ~ the temporarily munnrri
Fnnr The unrmnn government ~
.rlul Huhinnlora tnr The due with
ilbNHl ul lhufn lfuuW rho Ffrnrh
Government pulud ihHl u rnuld On.
w WmnN nllipd liuups occupied
Frankfort llnnhuh, llomhoru nlu.
lmn aud nhimalhil inf Tho Hnmn
uurni anu IA rluHi strength ns the
unrmnn lnnnH Nrto IA utrnfa NJ The
limit nlrund' permitted
frlilnH aside the serious objection
Ia flllhrr Oponpnlinn NJ Herman ton
illniN the tlormnn government dr
rlhioi ~ ruhdinnFs ~ ounrnl ~
tho hlliui irnona leaving nlneos nam,
tl IA the pvpni that Hurh tlprmhn
tfnnrn HH were employed hnl nat Ion
The inv hllnmplHr fnhe within II
fhri neilnd ~ hp dolormlnrd H. lhp
Ullird uutuTUUpUtH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07

u bnnonrod nom Tho negotiation
conducted win the hlllpp on lln sub.
lntl ~ The ilprmhn representative
nr nrdlnH 10 The note ihli The nlllrh
NutHnmtnl would declare the,
HHrnUd IA nrinrplo ~ this
Tho lilllah government nni The
'uWrh irpmlnl Wnln hprlhr tom
IA that effect ana the French GOV
n'nmnnl wanted n0uf TINT 0rdel
rnuld nnl lH maintained VA the fill,
hlomrlpr gnuu without entry ~
lInLnA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
VI ,mnicaus laloId

up 10 rlrNnh O'Clock lliiH mifn.
me, M Americans had henn Inlurh.
"Nnh Ut The lluHpun llunni who
sore ~ Nladi,OHlnh escaped ~ tie
hlls
Approximately iUn ynrnini nro
lnpnrlnd ~ have boon arrested
When he Iinnnoao ilnH wau
: liHri tuiHln, 0,pl rlg llill, cam.
mnnd.ng the railway approaches, TIE
lfnupi hun innrhrn inf tho n
lhnlit ana iihIunei lhIfiv einht
maritime guns aud one itnli pin,p
there, WIN nhrndpni Ammunition
TIE i'ninnfp troops Wuip mdrl
ii'nnfnl flhtdnheL WHO rillnd on
Tho Nlndlsolloh provisional govern.
mont win tho following drmnnla
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
MlIIINn MrlallNa IMLrMlINN.

The hulh nrinnH that the hlrhlN
ilitunlnllhA news. witch hid unrnnr.
lnpb arrived since lefl nn doubt that
lhn speedy restoration ~ peace ana
uldur WpH impupaibln without lpms
nnwN military inlertrnlio nnd rnn'
lrnda that tho position VIA ~ cflll
cal Tina ln0l only the welfare NJ The
nnunlnllnn IN those REGIONS hul lhp
rniirn economic lie NJ uprmnny wnf
menhrfd Communists nnd mob
lorIorlpud the puhlie lite madn IN
d's rlmlnnle rrunlulllnnh and plund
orud aud Threatened Ne pnd hecurlly
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
lnInnese Ien,an,l,


"Tn furnish lnnhi transportation
lnl barracks 'nr ihp Ihpnnptn. ~
Iilllb nll agreements Tho jnnnnnla
and amy Russian governments nnd
rnlnnlnhinii, immunity "a an Huni
porting The lnpnnrsn military inuyu.
hlrnl avoidance NJ any mil japan
rHe molpnnhir, including pn, threat
'nlnH demonstrations IN connection
Win Mnnrhurin md k0frl, ruppruh
Hlon also ~ any ant aInpnnone puhll.
cations ana protection ~ ihnnnuHr
subjects including 'hoir litus, prom.
critics aud other flghis
hundnt, Ami representative
NJ both HidrH talked over lhriu ma.
l'fA nnd without reaching my agroe
mrni md sunday ninhl The Oroupa
lion hogan with The direct machine
Run fiflnR un The hradnuntinfI ul
lho lgaalnn provisional government
foyrrnl tiephna were kllitd during
the mslllndp
Zach side Illnmes pihe,
Zach side tlhimnl thu the ulhef
iinllud lhn Hhunllnn Tho Innnn ,sn
mld three ~ lhoir number had beoh
hillrd
The hDi1uniloia ~ the lGoVl.
tininl rrrufnmfni we've rrrbpnel
Nv the llnntlnna whn claimed inev
found THEN records In scattered
conditions 1lp Russians Insisted
that ne attack ~ he clly h. invest.
nhlpd b' ~ allied pnnlilsainn thai
rliralh rnd Hohfrhes b, ~, lnnnnral
w. discontinued thai me arms hf
ammunition ~ the ilutslana w. bel
stored AMI lhnl tie buildlnpi H.
evacuated ~ the jannurr The
llusalnns lrsislnd on ihur iinht 80
q ,plinliiun and pprlnr,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
COUNTY DECIDES
To BUILD ROADS
WITHOUT DELAY
LARGE NUMBER on CITIZENS An
MEETING Urge FAIRLY
WORK.

That the present road construction
program 0f Potter county will be
continued without postponement or
delay, waa decided yesterday after.
moon ~ meeting of the Commits.
Hlonern Court, following discussions
Lci0fe the court " q number OF eiti-
sena for aud against the postpone.
nent About sixty citizens were
present ~ the meeting and the senti-
ment ~ those present. seemed 10 be-
almost unanimous In favor OF the
continuation ~ the program.
The question II whether or not the
construction program would be- con-
ilnued for the present was first
brought up at recent meeting OF
thu commissioners court by several
citizens and representatives Of the
Hoard " city development. Tho
matter was thoroughly discussed az
that meeting but no action taken.
judge Hay e, johnson postponing
the subject until yesterday for fur
thnt consideration.
VIA Present.
!. y witt. of Dallas. repreontlnE
tho firm ~ Nagle- witt Rollins. coun-
~ engineers for Potter county. was
present al yesterdays meeting and
wen, Into considerable dctav its
gardlng the road building problems.
he declared that the gravel 10 be- OBJ
tnlned here was not all that should
be- desired bri added that the traf-
lie would not be- near 10 heavy M In
most other places
Wants GWpi Roads.
difficulty ~ getting materials was
aOne Into and reference was madn
10 bllulllhlc and asphalt paycments.
llr fold The commissioners and thu
,isiinia TINT foresight should be
used 10 that the pavement would
hold 10 vibration caused by heavy
Truck loads
Mr VIII said that according 10
rsiimuios ~ prepared on the train
while On The way here from Dallas.
labor would b. the blk cost, prcb-
nhly VI per cent ~ sii0.750 out "
the sum available lie estimated
grading would cost $4,000. all of
which would be- iihor. concrete cnl-
,pits would cosl ~ 500 and Of this
sum labor would got $1,000. gravel
would cost $500. 600. one-half OF
which sum would re labor. gravel
Tor Asphnl'le concrete rond wnnii
he 500 600. one.half OF watch
would GO ~ labor. asphalt. tet.s0J.
none Of which would no to labor.
hnntlnr hendling, mixing. placing
end rolling, MI being labor and
nboui e9ai. 900.
Lower tra,"l Prices Offered.
Mr. WIT said Tint potter county
con mlsrionefs hld received an estl-
tCuniinncd ON page g.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07

AZ u lnfnlnnnnr ~ lhp hlul floor
llRhl hHnlnH tho universal UnhWr
program, Tho senate m unhnmnnH
consent agreed ~ defer action fnlnH
Tho poncn time strength NJ The army
until after dHnnainH NJ the universal
military provisions M imp was
liked hnl progress TODAY Indicated
Tho plan would come hufurn tho
senate late IN HE Nnnh
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
NEW ARMY BILL
DRAWS HOT FIRE
DURING DEBATE:
tlNNInu N'hi'ilNl NlilnNA
llluli NiiiiNiN MACHINE
NOl 10 ~ illNl ~

tf Ititl IIUI
WARRINGTON Anul d rhp aI.
nay reorganization Mn wac Hlln, hpl
tr u Wpiruu lhul Wnuli hHd M
q military W'irm ruml ~ mN lhW
u',r ,Nltlpi M pny country "a my
TINE" hN Fonhinr MrhrlNr damn.
orHl, NJ fpnnusurr dulinp pnnmdnff
nllun ~ lhn legislation today lu lho
senate
Annalor Mrtollm'H uIiIrHm wa
directed principally AZ provisions w
tho MI Ton a lhrrn Hpnrftl slnfl IN
creation NJ ihn niilrn nl uHdrl nHrrp.
lnr, Ton war aud lnr the organization
NJ Nnr nnnril ~ punsldHr pnliuI,H
lllrrlinr military lnd mmIllul muh.
lent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07

Npnnlnr NulHWunlh republican uf
Nnw Nnrh IN charge ~ lhn bin, uni
senator fNlnrhuV.onI unuhirnn
~ New lnrN nnHNnrinr AnnHlnr
Mnkplllr ~ Jared the lpHaHliun
ronphl only ln adopt liatnn nam me
world wur and was dN.lHn,h Ia olIu
mate red lAnp' And PROMOTE go.
llnnN Nd Tho VIM MnnAIImnnI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07

Nninfhl ~ the cotton states hntn
nlfend, mas ii Ia protect themselves
from the Invasion NJ The ball w0fh
from TEXAS Louisiana win order nll
cotton gtowlng IN infected arena
plowod under aud viii compensate
M" farmers AlisAlnalppl. oiflclni.
NJ that stat" told the conference. viii
prohibit infected seed nven from
pnaglnr through the state. and Geor.
Rla, North Carolina and South Caro-.
llnn and Florida have taken prscar.
iiunnfy moaanfer along the aanin
ilnoi.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
FORTY-E|GHT WEEK
PLAN FOR SCHOOLS
ADOPTED by BOARD.
'flll sfIBN AOTI INNNiNilei,
~ INNlul'llAtI NV
hANIlN
EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY
IlrliuNp That Nurh Nu,r Will snl,r
Financial lr0hl'n l'nr ~ school
--l'fiminrni ilmrln, mrnl
Inr Irnripm

The iua,'r'phi weeks ahwl nlhi
Wis unanimously adopt ~ h, ihr
Heard ~ iinsipns ~ liW lmirllll
inl' pend, NJ NrhnOl nlsiiri ~ ~
~ TIM lnsi nluht ~ lhr ufllpr ~
NulWrini' ntii ~ w. ~, numnn, Ih'
plan N W ~ Ini IN ulirri imnrliirl
iulh Mlng The p,r" ~ term NJ srhnnl
- nn Mn, ~, hnd VIII rpDiinpp ~
,llpu N works IN inh NrAr here,
AMIR ihr IVA irmiiulng ininls III
,hu VIII titi IN NhA ~ hnl Al'
puI ~, and IN iDai IN Jnnuall I,
l,lfiruni TERMS
Tho Hpnuul lpiWH after lhlH 'Dir
viii hp nom uhuul lnnuhb ! 90
\nril 90 llum about Ann 20 10
about August 4 following when
lhnfu Nil h. u thlr0 WWhH liH
ton, ana Tram lhun Rpnlumbm I
Ia tho rhrihimna hulldiyH, mhhlnR
% lOlnl NJ IA week. ~ nrhOul nlrn
bnnr and funr WDoh ~ vacation 10,
Tho teachers rupiiH viii nllml
school only $50 ~ the lhrop terms
,irh luhr ana tn lhr hH polaihlu
VIII be- Hi,un The iWp terms NJ their
choice
Prove snlniiun N Heller
N N Nnid that The lAiW,uli plan
~ operation viii prove Il solution NJ
The present prthl,m of The schools,
M that II giym The irarhur prrmi'
nuni employment iln VHul abound
ana that The capacity ~ thf rlhuma
~ increased hlnl WIN o. hnh.ian.
ilhl increase IN HnlHrioa irt lpirhrlH,
a grpnl alVlnp ~ y financial Rby N
predicted b, ehuso liaHor numh'r "
irnrhriH VIII be- required
M nrdtr wa pnHHrd hS The uuhId
~ the effect ihhi M solicitations fnf
funds ful my nurpnap h. pnimllud
hmunr the pupils NJ any NJ To- 60,
schools without he approval W a.
Hoard fhlh action Wis dnumph Vi.u
because NJ lnr0nl nlnucuH hilr ~
hhv, hupn worked anon tDmp ., liH
nupilH Whn we've lnfH aldo lhnH
others Nv make donations
Nminr uirls tnnmrhdph
\ tumuilien Nla appointed hl lhn
trnnllnupd IN rane Pour
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07

The note further Hhtt That me
agreements accepted NV the npWl,
formed executive central cOnnuli
with Il view Nv RESTORING law nni o.
der we're uHnlpta hurhuau the lnsnrH
nn'a whn concluded them nn lnnref
hnd mower ~ rnfrv lhom nlll fhe
German government IA W lhe nnlnloN
that n proved 10 The nlllnd severn
mnnla That fhn systematic rrn'nrni
ton NJ law hnl order Wy me ltnnns
ohu'i nat b. DELAYED 4 slnein ho"s
"t'hn German government ~ ndlH
the note n.y. rnsnnnnlhlr fur lhr lives
nnt liberties NJ ~ cnunlr,mpn II
therefore hnlie,pH maj u should no
lnnHnp pehll The fnrmnl consent ~
The allied governments IN the rnirN
~ tlermhn llnune, nor fur.hrf rulhil
The advnnrr ~ The troops
"1lilH W not rn htiinn nnnlnal ihn
Norhnr population. whose funrrHon
lnllYpa have, on ,hu contrary urgent
tgoUtluunf uu UnHH a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07

A. nn alternative they proposed
ihe segregation ~ The infected AREAS
by throwing around n u ton mile
strip In witch cotton growine would
be- prohibited
Government experts did nal be.
lloto this would serve the purpose
since The growing cotton within The
nten would provide n breeding place
Tor the he'll nnfm from which y
would IND lia way In increasing
numbnrs into vlfgin ierfllroy, Thofn
nppnfnrlnF n onmpi omlne suggest.
nj nleO lhnl nll koed derived from
ihe nine counties might be crushed
lnalia The rinie ana tainted cotton
mllhl be- hhinned by aea dlfcqt IN
NV ENGLAND ~ foreign manufaci.
nting cities where the Insect would
be- lnTu ipuf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
WEATHER

Temperature by hoaf IN AmO'Illo
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-08
NOTICE OF SALE OF CASCADE
COUNTY, MONTANA. PUBLIC HIGH
WAY BONDS.

Notice is h:rssX ,y'na ads.sa ss:s K Z, pIr psss
esss seas' eoansS' sSa Mont. % 4sTcn u, 1870
authorizing the issuance Of seYpon bonds
hereinafter described. tn. said board OF
the END day Of April. 1870, 1t s O'clock
n the court house in tho city of Great
&: ,Ss s9d nG:t, eeS;F 1885,
oool. Cascade county. Montane. puoltce
aEnwsy bonds Of n: dsnoinfto1 ~ q
Of five and one-half per cent Or six per
cent per annum ~ may be dsternined
nsav At sf s aas.a 6 S. f;s 1s syese1j oe
1920. and becoming due 6 follow:
numbers NJ iirst. $1,000 annually On Jsna.
;s3a as to ssss s@in sne.usiy., and ;is 900 oa
1870, said bends being fsdesnabis -
&. l: d:3 tas Il se
;;ssssstsi ;sssssst pagses tss 1Sn
saPs' 9R .ts q R:a1 a.% + 9os +. ck q
arc TO DO issued BY the county Of Cas-
cade for the pvrposs Of % %sSnst,uet,ns :. !.
to submit bids on said BOND issue bear
Ing five and ons-half per cent and also
upon said bond Issue bearing SIX per
cent interest. The said bonds will b
printed by the said county and ready
FOR delivery within two weeks OF the
time Of sale and the said county will
deliver to the purchaser the approving
opinion Of Charles b. Wood. Esquire.
Chicago. Illinois: All bias must be With;
out condition or qualification and al
bids other than BY or on behalf OF the
state board Of land counmissienerD OF the
state Of Montana must BE- accompanied
by an unconditional certified check on
some reliable bank In the amount OF
Ten thousand Dollars payable TO the
order Of the county treasurer Of Cascade
good FOOD faith. which check shail bs for
{eited TO the county Of Cascade. Montana.
as iquidated damages by any bidder
to whom tho said bonds may be awarded
1t such sale in the event such suecsssful
bidder shall refuse to accept said bonds
and promptly make payment for such
bonds upoh delivery by the county at .
bank designated By said purchaser. The
eaid bonds will not be sold for less than
their par value and the bo&rd Of county
commissioners resefves the right to reject
any and all bids. All bids must b0 ad-
dressed to the unAefsi4nsd county clerk
Of Cascade county. At 0s4at Falls. Nom
tana. Dated at Great f4lls. Cascads
fSse'' i r; kss1SR. 1h siy & nassa
Board OF County Commissioner
Attest: JOHN =. KORAN. County Clerk