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The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-04

The Misses stwdis. Horn. and
Clara and Jessie Morris w~r~ the
diasss svssss os Mr. and Mrs. G. v.
vox rhaaksGivias day.
-
Missss Trsnoweth and Ciark IN.
joyed the hospitality Of Mr. and
Mra bailey on Thanksgiving day.
Miss Margaret skinner entertain.
ID Mrs. W. A. Covert as dinner sun
day.
Mas Updsxrah wa. dinner
su~~, Sunday at Mrs. Ida Johnso"'s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Howard cx.
tended their hospitality sunday to
Dr. Aad Mrs Day Of Del Nor,e. Mrs.
Lyman. M"ssr-. sidney Howard and
Ralph Patterson.
Saturday nixht "a number OF
young ladies enjoyed n fudge party
II the homo Of Mrs. Ralph Mccoy.
Her gucsts we're: Misses Marian
Iieckcr. Faye Mingus. Louise FoKlc.
Mildred Baird. Ruth Easton. aud
Mrs. Coy Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Morrow were
host and hostess at sumptuous
turkey dinner Thanksgiving day at
their homo near Center. Tho fav-
or-d guests were MIR. and Mrs. Ger
man. Oliver Wolfe and family. Mr..
and Mrs. r. v. Bowsher and son.
Mr.. aAd Mrs.. Saathon and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dcnchncld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Corlctt enter
tained At an informal dance Friday
night In honor Of Colonel and Mrs.
Harry Corlctt OF Espanola. n. N.
Mrs. Bsllssmith furnished the mus
ic. Their guests were Messrs. and
Mcsdamcs Jack Nelson. Bert Ayers.
Clint Wyley. Q. Cornelius.
Claud Corlett. John Raw
iings. willis Fassctt. Earl Matsen.
Harry 8troup. Mrs. Mary T.. Cor
lett. Miss Florence kinnlson. Jane
Corlstt and Mr.. Green and the
guests OF honor.
Friday night Miss Gladys Ditto
and Miss Rose Boutwell, entertained
at the home Of the former. q num-
bsr OF friends at an informal dane
Ing party. At late hour a dainty |
lunch was served to Miss Mary Bur-
gstt. Miss Mary Worth. Miss Thel-
ma Cornell. Miss Rhea Hart. Mis-
Ruth Van Nostrand. Miss Lena
Mary Munsell. Miss Ordean Spencer.
aad Miss Della Bowers: Messrs.
Chas. Correll. Leroy Ellsworth.
Lloyd HaEKard. Jim Bowers. Har-
vey johnson. Frank Gray. Robert
Jones' Estell Wempen. Doddridse
Blackstone and Lawrence Stoddard.
Mrs. Frank Short. Ed Short, the
W. D. Wedge family OF Center. and
Miss Louise Hissman were guests
OF the Herbert Hissman family
Thanksgiving Day.
Chas. Headlce and wife enter
tained at q splendid Thanksgiving
dinner. their guests being Claud
Hoadlee and family. Miss Ruth
Short. Bill Headlee. Mr.. White OF
Crestone and Jim Mcintosh.
Those enjoying the turkey dinner
at the country home OF MIR. and
Mrs. Glen Perry Thanksgiving Day
were Mr. and Mrs. f. l.. Stroup, Mr..
and Mrs. O. II. Perry and daughter
Lois, MIA. A. l.. Howard and child
rem and MIR. r. II. Perry.
HATS-ONE.HAI.F PRICE!
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-04

Mrs. T. c. Jones will be hostess
to the W. G. r. Y. at her home %\A
3rd Ave-. next Wednesday. Dec. 8.
at 2:30 p. NJ. Leader. Mrs. Virgin.
In Hopkins. Subject. "Moral Edu-
cation and Race Betterment." Wis
itors cordially welcomed.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-04

MONTE VISTA JOURNAL
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sATuRDAY. DECEMBER :. 1870
Mr.. -. l.. Oarr had Miss vsais
MIlsasad - gvssl q dinner Moaday
Mrs. Ola Pepper was the dtaner
susss Of Miss RAoa Hart Monday ev-
sn,ng Of this week.
Mrs. Coy wrisht asd Miss Mild
rcd baird were The Sunday diaaer
gu~sts Of Mis- rays MinRss.
Mias Thslma wiatsru aud Messrs.
Marsoa Davis aad Lloyd Bsl we're
~ l3aaes gusses Of Mias RusA Hop
kins last Sunday sveninG.
Nr. and Mrs. George Boutwell,
entertainsd at ~ elaborate four-
cossss diaaer Thanksgiving. The
9ueeas prsssat wsre Msssrs. I'd.
Henains. Al Backstroa and Mr. and
Mrs.. J0ha Nelson.
Mrs. Z. r. Chandler eatsrtained
Thanksgiving at an elabor1ts din-
ssr. Ths sussts we're Mr. and Mrs.
vraak Chandler. NJ. aad Mrs. Jack
Nelsoa aad children and Oris
Monros.
Mn. Lasra HaaR sntertaiAed At
an elaboSate dinner Thankagivin9.
The gussss we're Mr. aad Mrs. Kok-
enbsegef. Rev. anl Mrs. Evans and
chl1rsa. Als. Al Mn. 0so. Lilley.
aoA Nr. and Mrs. J. x. Perkins aad
zoo Leo.
Ars. L. L. Olyna satsrtaine1 the
Fostaishtly Bridge cisb At her
Aoos Friday. Delightful rsfrssA-
msats vsfs ssrvsA At The Gloss Of
The Afternoon to Mesdaoss Cornell
iss. Carmichael. Er.sst Faus. Rob-
crises. Hsckss. John Dorsey. Jar
don. Wn1is Fsasstt. Ray Spencer.
0iDs. Mcclure. Jack Nelson. Olin
Psrtew. Hush Savage.
Tho Live Wire" Sunday School
class Of the Presbyterian Church
WA delishtfuiiy satsstained Mon
day evsainG 1t The home Of Miss
Margaret okiansr. The evening
was spsst h pulling tany. The
young folks present wcre Misses
Ruth Kavalsc. Elaine Sims. Clara
Christine Linderholm. Fern No
Cormick and ITALIA Kerry and
Msssrs. Jack Mc0uirs. Paul Raw.
iiAss. Frank Bone. Oliver Kerry and
Arthur Hoyie.
Misses Rose Boutwell, and Glady.
Ditto entertained \ number OF their
friends last Saturday evening at the
Ditto home on Dennis street. Ths
evening was spent In playing games.
cards. and dancing and at tho close
Of the party refreshments were serv-
ed to the guests. who we're Misses
Mazda Wyiand. Clara Nasiund,
Helen Eagle. Helen stocker. Mar
Earet Akers. Zola Kavaiec, Wilda
Stephens and Messrs Cecil Decker.
Towne Smith. Harold Samples. Bill
Tuttle. Deyton Mexican. Lewis
Hoyle and Eddie Martin.
Last Thursday evening the Monte
Vista football boys were royalty on
tertained by Mesdames Geo. Wright. |
J. C. Haggsrd and John Correll At
a banquet given at the home Of
Mrs. Correll. Tho rooms were ar
tistjcally decorated In the high |
arhnol rol0rs .Uv~, s~A ~oN.1 /
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-04

Christmas ON . that last .,
DiTTON.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-04

------
Tho Episcopal Guild mot Thur
day afternoon with Miss Belle Kip
per.
Mi-sc. Helen Chapman. Louise
Foxic. Dubsr. Faye Minxas. Faye
spurioek. Ruth Esston. Mssdamss
Coy Wright. Ralph Mccoy. Geo.
Powell. Wilbur Erickson. enjoyed
= social -vcnin. st tho homo Of Miss
Marian IIcckcr Thursday. A. tho
close Of the evening . dainty lunch
was served.
The Home Missionary Society
held an interesting meeting Tues
day afternoon nj tho. homo OF Mra
Jonothan u. Smith. and Mrs. z. C..
Eagle gave her report as delegate
To tho State Missionary Convention
which mot at Boulder
Mr.. and Mrs Clement \. Fox de-
iiKhtfuily entertained NJ dinner
this Friday evening. Their guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bono.
Ralph Patterson and Miss vcflc
Milstead.
Tho Friday afternoon Embroid-
cry Club met last Friday with Mrs.
Geo. .wyiand. AZ tho close Of the
afternoon u dainty lunch was scrv-
cd to the club members and
guests.
Miss Lois FoKlc was the week
end guest Of Miss Dorothy Siebcrt.
ASk - abost our sasinea plaa for
1871. Valley Baick Auso Go.
Mrs. T. G. Jones will be hostess
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-04

uATS-ONE.HALF PRICE!
MRS. HECKER
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-04

Mrs. Z. r. Chandler oatsrtainsd
Thanksgiving at an elahor1ts din-
ner. Ths gsssts we're Mr. and Mrs.
frank Chandler. NJ. and Nrs. Jack
Nelsoa aad children and Orie
Monroe.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-04

Mr. and Mrs. George Boutwell,
entertsinsd at N elaborate fovr'
eousse diaAer Thanksgiving. The
Ruesaa prsssst wsre Msssrs. I'd
HenainG. Al Dackstroo and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joha Nelson.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs. w. ". Morrow we're
host and hostess ut sumptuous
turkey dinner Thanksgiving day at
their homo near Center. Tho fav-
orrd guests were MIR. and Mrs. Ger
man. Oliver Wolfe and family. Mr..
and Mrs. r. v. Bowshcr and son.
Mr.. aAd Mrs. Saathon and Mr.. and
Mrs.. DcnchAeld.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-04

Mrs. Coy wrisAt asd Miss Mid
rcd baird were The Ssadsy diaasF
guests OF Miss vaye Mingas.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-04

Miss Lois FoKlc was the week.
end guest Of Miss Dorothy Sisbcrt.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-04

Mias Thelma wiatcrs and Messrs.
Mar,oa Davis aad Lloyd Bsl we're
~ l3ases gsssss Of Mias RusA Hop
kIns last Sunday sveninG.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-04

Mn. Laura HaaR sntertained at
Al elaborate dinner Thankagivin9.
The gsssss we're Mr. aad Mrs. Kok.
eabsssef. Rev. anl Mn. Evans and
chll1rsa. As. Al Mn. Geo. Lilley.
saA Mr.. asd Mrs. J. X. Perkins, aad
900 Leo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-04

ASk - ab0ut Our sasinga plan f0s
1871. Valley Baick Auto Go.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-04

Mr.. ~. l.. Osrr had Miss vsass
MIlsasad - gusss st dinner Moaday
svsai1s.
Mrs. Ola Pepper vas the dianer
guest Of Miss Rhca Hart Monday ev-
sning Of this week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-04

Mn. L. L. 0lyna satsrtalns1 the
Fostnishtly Bridge Clsb 1t her
AoDs Friday. Delightful rssrssh-
msnts wsrs ssrvsA At The eioss Of
The aftsS1ooA to Nesda0ss Cornell
los. CasaieAasl. Erssst Faus. ROB-
ertsoa. Heckss. John Dorsey. Jar
doa. Wu1is Fsasstt. Ray Spencer.
0iDs. Mcclure. Jack Nelson. Olin
Per6ew. Hush Savage.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Humnel en-.
tertaincd Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph High
at = perfectly appointed dinner Wed.
nesday evening.
The Keota news., 1920-05-14
LOOKED SUSPICIOUS TO HER
Mn. TeddIss Sadly aaisundsrsseed ti,e
Nete osnt 70 Her Hubby erom
the Library.

When q member deaires q book that
70 not In . certain library. he dies his
application for the volume. which the
librarian reserves for him on its re.
turn, notifying him that the book
awaits his pleasure.
Now. It happened that one Of the
members applied for. but could not get
at the time. . copy Of novel entitled
The Girl He Left Behind Him." In
course Of time postcard arrived from
the library. and 40 the members wife
10 Of Suspicious nature that post
card caused trouble. for Il read:
"Mr. Toddles II informed that the
girl he left behind him II now In the
library. and will be kept for him tn
next Tuesday mornlng."-Pearson's
Weekly.
The Keota news., 1920-05-14
BELOVED GOLF CAME FIRST
Little Things Like Marital Ties 1nd
tho oemando of 0volneeo 0ldnft
Worry Theee osveeesa.

A golfers wife had Just told her hus-
hand that she intended to leave him
forever. not because he WAS . golfer.
but for some other reason.
"Wlll. nothing alter your decision J
VIII nothing induce you to stayr" he
asked.
The wife was obdurate.
"Well. he said. 1T u Q terrible
shock, but while you are packing. ]
think will 90 out on the lawn and
do little putting!"
This II reminiscent Of Q story Of one
0f the heroes Of golf. an Edinburgh
innkeeper who lived . hundred years
ago or thereabouts. He was 20 devot-
ed to the game that he started playing
at dawn and was seen at night putting
on the green's BY the light Of Q can
die. At last his wife applied for q
separation On the ground that her hus-
hand Was not attending to his busi.
neaa.
He went to the court, admitted the
impeachment. and said: "She can have
all got II she viii give me % much .
week to buy es1f balls. She can look
after the businessi"
Afeee tho Remit
Hewitt-Nay I ZEE you aparti
Jewett-No, I'm not broke yet.-Car.
The Keota news., 1920-05-14
WATER WITH ASPIRIN
Dayee Company. vino introduced Aspl.
rim In 1900. Give proper
directions.

Ths Bayer Company. who intro.
duccd Aspirin. tell In their careful d.
reetions In each package Of genuine
"Bayer Tablets Of Aspirin" that to get
best results one or two glasses OF va
ter should be drank after taking tab.
leta.
"Bayer Tablets Of Aspirin" to be
genuine must be marked with the
safety "Bayer Cross." Then you are
getting the genuine. world.famous A.
pirin, prescribed By physicians for
over eighteen years.
Each unbroken "Bayer" package
contains proper directions for Colds.
Headache. Toothache, Earache. Neu-
ralgia. Lumbago. Rheumatism, Neuri-
tn. and Pain generally.
Handy Tin boxes Of twelve tablets
cost but q few cents. Druggists also
sell larger "Bayer" packages. Aspirin
II the trade mark Of Bayer Aanufac.
turG' Of Nonoaceticacides Of Salicy.
llcacid.-Adv.
The Keota news., 1920-05-14
p,spal Women and orsss.

The women Of Nepai have no pur.
dah system. the false modesty Of GOV.
erins up the face with . veil. They
freely move and share the burden OF
RESPONSIBILITIES Of maintenance Of the
family. The women often wear . kind
Of short skirt and bodice made Of the
cloth woven II their family loom.
The Keota news., 1920-05-14

With your fingers! You can lift OF
any hard corn, soft corn. or corn BE-
tween the toes, and the hard skin cal.
luses from bottom Of 6eet.
A tiny bottle Of sfreeoone" costs
little at any drug store: apply Q few
drops upon the corn o. calloua. In
stantly Il stops hurting. then shortly
you lift that bothersome corn or. cal
lous right OF. root and all. without
one bit Of pain or sorene1k Trulyl
No humbug ADV.
The Keota news., 1920-05-14

A girl thinks her body II . glove for
her heart.
The Keota news., 1920-05-14
Their luck HELD
Men Evidently Not Fated to 0ls
on 0auoWs.

In the One cass Il Would Almost osssn
- n Providence Had lntsrvened
% Prevent Hidseus Case o.
Injustice.
Criminological history unfolds some
interesting aud curious escapes" from
the gnllowa In Sussex, England, .
man was found guilty Of murder By
Q jury which did not take I'VE minutes
In which to consider it, verdict
Twice he stood on the death.trap Of
the gallows. on each occasion the lever
failed to release the trap. An indis.
uant country called for his reprievs.
which was granted. Il was aftsrward
discovered that the gallows. which WAS
made Of wood In those days. had swos.
len BY rain that fell heavily o. both
the nights preceding the dates axsd
By the sheriff for the execution.
But here 70 the case Of q man who
not only was saved from the gallows.
but from hearing his death sentence
passed By the judgei A man WAS
charged at the Old Bailey With Q pe-
culiariy atrocious crime. The jury
sent In word from their retiring room
that they were unable to agree upon
. verdict. and were escorted to The
London coffee house on Ludgats bill.
there to be locked up without food.
hre or light" until they had decided
upon Q unanimous verdict.
Eleven out Of the dozen were In fav.,
or Of verdict Of guilty" but the
foreman Of the Jury. 1r. James Sim.
mes. had . rooted objection TO capital
punishment. He did not believe In the
innocence Of the man. but he refused
to consent to . verdict which would
send the man to the saliowa
Il was Saturday afternoon when The
jury was locked up. BY dawn nsxt
day six Of the jurymen. overcome By
discomfort and lack Of food, were
willing to vote mot guilty" Toward
the afternoon Of Sunday the foreman.
actuated By feelings Of compassion, ad-
dresped his feilow.suneress a. follows:
Il am willing to make you . sport
ing offer and leave the decision - to
the guilt Of inno0ce0ce Of the poor
wretch In Nswsats to chanca Oh.
serve: ! shall balance the poker Up.
right in front Of The empty grate. ]
shall then slowly count Onsi twoi
threer You will range yourselves.
half your number on either side. Two
yards away. At the word ''threer W
shall Jump. II the poker falls to the
side Of the opposition I shall give IN
to your verdict Of guilty but R Il
comes down on my side you VIII Join
mo IN returning Q verdict Of not gull.
ty.'-Onsi twoi threeI"
At the word "three" the twelve men
Jumped for all they were worth. The
poker fell with Q clatter to the side
Of the foremani The wardess were
summoned, and the Jurors were escort
ed back to the Old Bailey. re-entersd
the Jury box and gnve their verdict.
The Judge. who had provided him.
self with the ominous black cap. ap.
pearcd completely paralyzed with
astonishment olphcaring the announce.
ment.
Twenty years later . convict at
Portland was fatally injured By the
premature explosion Of cartridge. Be.
fore he died he confessed to being gull.
~ Of the crime for which the limo
cent man was arraigned at the Old
Bailey 20 years before. and WAS only
savet In the manner described, By the
81, ~ 1he mixer toward the foreman
The Keota news., 1920-05-14

.Paradoxlcal Gvldonee.
"You could sec she was put out"
"How sol"
"Ry tho iirc In her eyes"
The Keota news., 1920-05-14
HE Advankaoo.

Sunday School Teacher@The man
with I'VE talents increased them to
ten. but the man with one hid his.
That was wrong. wasn't IT.
Willie Willis-Huh! Think Of the
laugh he had On the other guy when
the income tax man came around and
took away 96 per cent Of the ten tai
ents.-Judge.
The Keota news., 1920-05-14

A bird In the hand u vulgar. Use q
knife and fork.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-21
To REMOVE DI>COIOiiED,
COARSE Ol, CliiI'ILD SKIN

u YOUR skin Is chappcd. rough or
harsh. dab liberal amount Of met.
t"liked wax on the face aud allow u
l uiomain over uight When YOU
was hoff the wax Ia the morning
iinc flaky. almost invisible particles
oi cuticlo como with 10 Ecpcating
ih's daily. the entire outer lilm skin
IS soon absorbed. but 80 gradually
there's not the slightest hurt or In.
convenience. Even the uglicst com
pirNinH yields 90 this treatment. The
underlying skin which forms m,
new complexion is so fresh anu
youthful looking youll marvel at the
irdnstormation It's the only re-.
liable way TO actually discard an
aged faded. frecklcd, blotchy or
wedthcr-bestcn complcNisn one
ounce Of mercolized waN. procur-
able at any drug store, Is sufficient
In most cases.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-21
MAY ORGANIZE COMPANY
TO MANUFACTURE CAS-
BURNER HERE SHORTLY

Thar 'umpuus VII lilrl, br or
ganif'd fDr the manufacture ~ ras
burners 100 Nmlullu. wls th" ufur
nation rllru ont yesterday hy Zoe
Miller uf fHr Nll.r 300 ur..ua
tawpaut ui lIi, Rorh. Arkansas
WHu recently came here fur th, pui
rUs u' uH.ur over thU ground with
o. fI'H OF completing such 100 ofFlni-
'fI.un ~ Miller rm. ip amarillo
' frr solicitation of The Board of
.'.N Development ava De- said yes.
'rHu' fhI' lr n1s pleased with tho
outlook here wv
Ih, MILLER En-InDuriuE Company.
uf HHlrH ST. MILLER b. president
IHl .r..r.' uuuarar besides being
consulting and combustion oginecrl.
W.L Ifariurrs rns burners. new
invention of Mr. Miller himself The
hIlncr 800 practical h is said that
IN 500 ik"ly be- adopted by many
manufacturing interests here
The burner itself IL made in var
lon. shape, and can be- adjusted 70
nearly alt Mind 1f steam generating
power Nr Ntl.rr states that n has
boo uihorourhlv tested and Is fool
been thoroughly tested aud b. fool
boiler inId conditions The caR
i'ow regulate. NE amount ~ air
necessary tur perfect combustion
a' 900 time. whether fhr load Is
great 0r sWail hr pointed out this
haIne the particular difference he
tween Nj NilIors new invention
and The ordinary eas burner
After consulting with the socrc-
iHry of tho nonrd oi civ Develop
mcnt and q number Of business men
M ih. r.'y Mr. Miller is confident
'I-f 'h' amount necessary 10 begin
The manufacture Of his burner. which
i4 approximately $4,000. can be
raised locally within q few days.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-21
LARGE ADVERTISING
CAMPAIGN FOR CITY
PROPOSED BY B c. D

Plans fnr nation vIfr advert
ug cimpalrn wh.D 3. pI1pu "a "a
De- uaFcd o., he Aurl'u lirfi ul
| Cr, Development rtu. discussed Foo
meeting ~ that organization
Thuf.du might 1Hn plan na- u.
reduced D., Co., 10 vs. Virgin. who
aid fhrt 'hr purpose uf tle came
uiign wuuii Do. tD Undue, flr location
~ factories ind largo industrial con
corn. 100 tlI. tiy
Anrr thorough discussion e.
va. proposed hr 1000 secretary fhIf
oa,h director select frHu 1880 fu D,
commit .em,n Go ro-op.rUu with Nh
hoarlrnf director. boo 10. undertakings
~ outlining ihr proposed campaign
The proposal F1- adopted
The nsv meeting OF fH, Hoard
viii d. held ai M, Am4ril. uof1
Thnr.da, night March l.at O'Clock
~ which time the proposed llycr
Using ,lmullen viii be taken up r
minute drisl Oth,r matters 10 im
nori..ra viii also be- considered -
this meeting o. was said yp.tsr.
day that fhe date ~ ,he NOS, moot
nr 3. subject to chang. n r,ccs.
sary h.rlu.o Of , pos,Ibilip ~ tho
boarl's he.u. unable to secure the
hotel d.r.rr room .f tb. tim, .ai
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-21
SOUTH JACKSON Street
BEING GRADED IN ORDER
TO LAY Street CAR LINE

The four blocks on Jackson street
from Twentieth 10 TWcuiy-fuurih
street which have recently been
openrd up and that section OF
Twenty fourth street from Jackson
10 Polk .. being graded and put IN
condition for the laying Of the cx-
tensions and hoop Tine ~ the ciit
street railway THIS work j. being
done. without any cost 10 the city.
by the Avery Company. who secured
the permission ui the city commits
sion To q oihis work Tor dcmonslra-
ton purposes during ~ free tmc-
Tor service school. and avery trace
tors and Implements are being used
in the work
u WIS s1il yesterday that the
grading Is helms done In conformity
With TIE ciif's regulations relative
10 drainage and width ~ streets
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-21
GRAM CORPORATION To
iil>t vi PURCHASE az TLOIIl

o. i..eratol rr,ss
NEW YORK. Feb 20 The INIT.
81 States Grain corporation an
louncol today that ON March Il
viii resume buying ~ flour under
hf regular flour offer plan" after
o sa,porsiou OF general purchase for
Two months
Although there are large stocks
1i flour in Atlantic ports today still
waiting sale and shipment. julius n.
lArnes. United States wheat diree-
, tor said the wheat guarantee act
". sd by congress specifies a prefer
cue IN the export OF. wheat flour
alter than wheat.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-21
CHARGES
BRING CONVICTIONS
IN JUSTICE COURT

lo" Jayne. ~ ihr Department of
Food aud Drug Inspection ~ the
Stat" ~ Texn. icI Amarillo yosl'f-
i" after having been 900 the cit,
more than four dlta .u which tim"
hr accompanied by City Inspector
4 Goldsmith. mldr inspections of
"f.ul- business houses iu the CTS.
particularly meat markets. groceries.
Lys'Iurunis and cnnfoctiuulries.
VIZ Jayne filed complaints against
eight proprictors of business places
on charges Of msanitdty methods OF
handling foodstufls Al the cases
were tried In Justice court. rosultins
10 seven convictions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-21
Assoc ItTTD PnIs> EXTENDS
SOtTH AMERICAN SERVICE.

NEW YORK. Feb 90 The As
sociaied Press today extended lis
South American service 20 ~ Dieario
Macdonald and III Expectation o.
Bogoia. ia capital % Columbia and
~ Rclaior " Cali. in the samc re-
public
These papers will receive q daily
repor, of world happenings from
New York and IN return the AssOcl.
ated Press will be- protected In news
service from Colombia. The mum.
her Of Associated Press member, In
South America noW totals twenty
six.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-21
Former Little Rock
Mayor is Arrested
on Fraud Charge
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LITTLE rock. ARR. Fob. 90 -
Or y VI pi'l'y former MAYOR ~
North LIN" Rock. w1s arrested -
l"cliur Ala 'oi,, and George
Armstrong former c.i, clerk was or
tested ~ ms home here as Tho r..
suit ~ indictments returned hy tn
local grand Jury. charriur the two
S3.6 ~ municipal funds received
s1.6 ~ muuiciplc funds rrc"iy i
hv the local sh"'riff from the sheriff
~ Decatur said that pr piN'rv ulau
~ fight eNtradiiion. since his ~
tircmcni from offio" nearly a wear
ago he has been oporH'inr motion
picture theatre ~ Albany. Ala.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-21

\ Mnrchc du Monde" or market
Tor producers and buyers ~ tho
world. costing S20. 600. 900 and con-
tanning every appurtenance from
5000 shous ~ leFli and customs do
pariments will be- built IN Paris
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-21
Slrinrts Notice

There will be q meeting Of khi,a
Shrine club SUNDAY afternoon AZ
2:so at Masonic Temple. Important.
Sc there. itc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-21
MEMS UNION SUITS
MEMS CAPS
In 81 medium weight, Al ,lzc,.
Mh,tc and I.cru.

IN Al DUALITY We have some real value.
$500 and $500 Gaps. p;c.
Other, al big reduction
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-21
MEMS RIDING PANTS

SD1s Corduroy Pant, Reduced to......S-as
500 Nhipcord Pants Reduced to......S;C;