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New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
Untitled Steel Orders
Increase $50, 7l9 Tons
Poor Transportation Situation
Is Believed Responsible; War
Time Level

Untitled orders of the United States
Steel Corporation for the month end
cd May 81 were 19,947,466 tons, ar
increase of 5sO,71o tons from the pre-
vious month, when the total was TO-,
559,747 tons, 1t was announced yester
day.
The increase in orders brings the
total to the highest figure since July
1917, when the total amounted to TO-
S44,l64 tons, at which time large war
orders were on the books. With the
present orders the corporation is now
booked up until the beginning Of next
year. Demand for steel is still strong,
it is indicated.
The gain can be attributed in some
degree to the transportation situation
and the consequent inability to make
deliveries. However, a great part Of
the gain was due to volume of new
business in excess Of actual produc-
ton. Some of the tonnage now under
contract Is for distant delivery and
there is still available capacity for sale
for this year, but this tonnage is not
large.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
Expected Decline in Coal
Price Fails to Materialize

Advances of 10 cents ton on domes-
tic sizes Of anthracite coal became eff
fective June l in the price schedules
Of several of the leading companies,
while the others are standing firm on
prices made early in May. The ex-
pected recession in bituminous prices,
according to THE Coal Trade Journal -
failed to materialize this week, but
wholesalers are still skeptical concern
ing the advisability of trading heavily
at present prices.
The railroad congestion, scarcity of
tugs and pier labor and indifference of
miners are keeping the production ana
shipping of anthracite coal at low
point, So far as the local supply is
concerned dealers are getting enough
for immediate requirements, but have
nothing left over for delivery for win
ter needs. Export demand for high
grade bituminous coal continues, but
medium and poor grades are not moving
an wnll
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
Central Of Georgia Notes-BeIgian
Notes

Question: am thinking Of purchasing
AT the present time some Central Of
eorgla lO-year IS due 1929 and some OF
the new belgium IA per cent bonds due
1872 Being a regular reader Of The Ne,y
ioTk tribune. and having much confidence
IN your Judgment, I Will appreciate ii very
much II You will advise what you think Of
the TWO above mentioned bonds please
state II you feel they good and safe
Investments. l. r.
- Answer-We regard the s8,Ooo,Ooo
Central of Georgia 6 per cent notes as
a very fair investment They appear
to be we'll secured by pledge of $11,
100000 of the companys refunding
and general mortgage bonds. The new
Belgium bonds offer speculative invest
ment opportunities which are perhaps
unusual This nation, which has the
moral backing of most of the large
countries, appears to be returning to
normal conditions quite rapidly. Her
people are thrifty and energetic. The
bond has speculative feature. as
certain amount will be drawn each wear
at lis per cent. This should appeal to
those desiring little of the specu
lative feature without impairing the
security.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
Not Difficult to Find

Questton-Will you be good enough to
suggest Investments for a woman to tbs
extent e9a Of $4,000 to pay at least per cent?
10 you think favora bly, OF American Can
preferred, Railway Steel Spring preferred
ana standard on Company of New Jersey
preferred?-R. NJ. A.
Answer-There are several issues of
long term, we'll secured bonds, at pres
ent selling on a basis to return 6 Der
cent and more. Among them are St,
Paul general 4 per cents, Rock Island
general per cents, Atchison adjust
ment 4 per cents, United States Rub
Der per cents and Illinois Steel Az
per cent bonds. Preferred stocks re-
turn more than this, but they are not
SO SO well secured as the bonds We men
ton. hallway Steel Springs preferred
and Standard Oil of New Jersey pre-
ferred are good stocks, both showing
ample earning power to care for divi-
oends many times over American Can
others. ''-o
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
Canadian Trade Agreement

OTTAWA, June 1O.-Tentative trade
agreements to encourage commerce be-
tween Canada and the British West
Indies are reported to have been eff
fected at a conference which ended
here to-day. The agreements are said
to provide for extension of preferen-
tial tariffs in favor of the islands, in
creased steam mship service and extended
cable facilities. Action by the Do
minion is expected early next week
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
Haskell s. Barker

Question-Wll you kind enough to Civ.
me- your opinion on Haskell g. Barker? !?
ID. G. W et
Answer-The Haskell & Barker Car
Company Is capitalized at 100000
shares Of no par value, with no funded
debt, has shown very satisfactory earn
ing powers during the last three years
For the year ended January 81, 1920
the equivalent of S14.59 a share was
earned Dividends of 81 share are
paid. With the great need for equip
meat by the railroads this company
would appear to be in a position to
benefit from the anticipated placing of
orders for rolling stock.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
National Park Bank Plans
SO Per Cent Stock Increas

A special meeting of the sharehold-
ers Of the National Park Bank has been
called for July IL to vote on increas-
ing the capital stock from S5,OOO0 900
to S7,500.0 900, it was announced yes
terday
The new stock will be offered to hold
ers at par in the ratio of one share
for each two held,
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
May Dept. Stores Co.
Stock Increase Plan Ratified

Stockholders of the May Department
Stores Compay yesterday ratified the
action of the board Of directors last
month in voting to issue a stock dvi-
dend Of $5,000000 in the form of $4,000
shares of common stock to holders Of
record June 25.
The disbursement Is stock divi-
dend of 33 1-3 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
Underwear Market Steady

Jobbers Of cotton knit underwear re-
port that while business is not as
brisk as it was few months ago, it is
active enough to maintain prices on a
Arm level. The jobbers, however. are
not placing many orders for new goods.
They have some winter stock coming
from the mills and are booking orders
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
Investment
Information

Questions Of general interest to
tnvestors soaA be answered in this
column, in sohsch case only initials
UsH be used. Others oiil be an-
swered by mail. Address all ix.
q"'r'es, fnclosino stamped, I'd.
dressed envelope, to Financial Editor.
The Tribune. 154 Nassau Street. Nsas
York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
Open High Low.
Southern Spot Market

GaiVsston quiet, unchanged, at 4osoc:
ssss, a3S oalea New Orleans steady, un-
Sn1ngsd, a. 4ic: sales 1913 bales Mobile
nominal. unchanged. at 4o50c Savannah
s.eaay; unchanged. a. 42c, sales. 2s3 bales
,,'or,oik ,or,oik quiet, unchanged. at 40.50c: sales,
..'s. oalea Augusta steady. unchanged,
.. sc sales. i32 bales. Memphis steady,
ggachansed, at 41c; sales $50 bales st
% .oas steady. unchanged at 4lc. Houston
sssssAoy IS points lower. AT 3s75c sales,
:. ..E oa!es Little Rock quiet. unchanged,
- so,sec. sales. l,oss bales. Dallas steady.
FONTS lover. at 40. SIC: sales, 100 bales
sales z37 bales
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
Capitalization
Vsoa completion Of Prrs-ns dnanclno
r. Is Aushsyixed

go to mills for additional supplies.
Knitted silk underwear, according to
the jobbers, is being offered at reduc-
tlons OF about 30 per cent, compared to
the prices mills were asking three
months ago. Manufacturers Of branded
knitted silk underwear who sell di-
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
Answer-We believe that Fr,rca Will
No Redemption Clause

Company general mortgage 49, due 1887
DOUG Mt at s31, will be glad to have your
Sp!nlon as to the effect OF the recent
supreme Court decision directing the dis
solution of the Reading rail and coal
monopoly These bonds are the Joint obli-
gation OF the Reading Company and the
rhtladel phia & Reading Coal and Iron
company, and secured by excellent
collateral. AS the lien of these bords
cannot be segregated and apportioned as
oet tween rail, coal and iron properties
without the consent of the holders, how
can the dissolution be effected unless these
ooohos o are paid in fun at once, long prior
the decision Will destroy the bond CON
tract or the trust mortgage lien on col
laleral and thereby confiscate and DESTROY
property, notwithstanding the illeEality OF
the IN corporate combination. which issued the
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
Foreign Govt. and Municipal Bonds
Unterest To Be Added,

Bid Asked
hsg sio srench extern es, 1920. 99h s9Is
Argentine Intern 5s. 1e45. 7lN 70
Cahaea' ION ION OF, notes, 1921. 97a 971a
10 9s, ls-i ....'........... 96% 81
20 4&9ao & ...''' ''..-......-..... SSH S3A
40 tos 1os5 '..... .'............ 9l12 9lS4
do 40 1891 ...... sSl4 So
Chinese Gvt Hu Kug Ry Ss 81 4ILs sIx
Ouoa hNtern os, ls44. ......... 90h 81
~ ~ os, series a, 1s4S........ 80 san
oo rs, Is4s ;;:........... 73M ~
City Of Lyons 15-yr Sc, 1884,. sSX ss~
do Marseilles l6-yr 6s, 19S4. SsE "a
DO Bordeaux 16-yr es 1894 ALL "a
do Copenhagen 25-yr 6Ms. ~ rs Tsx
French, Paris City 81, 1881. 81 asr
Jap. Gvt 41as string In, ls26 7l& 76E
do 41ss I'd series. 1925 5.. 1IH 7aE
do 4s string In, 1891 6sU seM
DO Toxic City 5s, 1882 81 5SH
40 80 - q ~ o-ya otas' 1871. 95h 95A
do IO-yr 51as. 1929. sslS Se7.
do 20-yr rs. 1937.. S4s sszs
Mex Extrn string SIS of '99, l945. 32l 3a,s
DO gold As of '04. 1854 20 9S
Kingdom of Italy 5-yr 6izsgb. "a
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
DIVIDEND NOTICES
KELLY.SpRINGFIELD TIRE co.
To h osesu&zr
I,z3i,sIi sh<su

A quarterly dividend of one dollar and
nifty centa tst.5o) per share on tho six
has been declared. payable July /, 1870, to
a1raGaSd- ~ ha~ hlase- of hnss.S
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
Answer-As there is no redemptfon
clause In the indentura of .l,a ID - l.:

Company general mortgage we cannot
attempt to say what would be done
with the bonds upon dissolution. The
lower court might decide that one of
several things bedone. The collateral
under the mortgage might be sold after
receiver had been appointed for the
purpose or the mortgage might stand
as 1t IS. The matter is so complex
that we are unable to answer your
question definitely. The fact that there
Is no redemption clause complicates
the matter greatly
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
Cotton Statistics

SvsrocoI Cabie~-spot cotton, moderate
a. s@1no A. at 10 points advance on tho bssi,
Arasriean. s.eoo Imports. 1900. Ansri,
St0So FUTURES opened quiet, un-
asssa 70 . points higher. Closed quiet
sss1<hSsd * 70 10 points higher July
I..oo. october, 20 Esd: Decern Der, 90 9sd
- 22 s7d March. 2205d: May
dn1 Aaachestsr Yarns quiet: cloths
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
DIVIDEND NOTICES
CENTRAL TERESA SUGAR
COMPANY

New York, Tune s. la2n
quarterly dividend Of ~ on the Pre-
ferrea Stock and u se1i~Aanaai dividend
OF - on the Comman Stock has been
Axssa~ sesnnazSs..
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
French Cities Bonds

Question-Would you advise retaining
Erench Cities bonds (Marseilles, Lyons and
6ordeauxJ as permanent investment?
II not viii you kindly suggest a number
OF long term bonds that would return
apout the same income and would be suit
aoie Tor a lady who would be largely de-
pendent on the interest of her income?
Answer-We believe that France will
come through the present economic
crisis without resort to reputation of
any sort. Therefore the bonds of the
tnree french cities appear to US to
offer unusual speculative investment
opportunities.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
NEW ISSUE
4o5,o78 Shares
Superior Oil Corporation
Capital Stock

Capital Stock
c,-:s cs.@ssss1ss ss.ss-As
caha se+ re r~vdns ,.s,, dus
% s. 's:s , % srs. , s.., 1 & c' '"'' A'' '
P&s 13s The Corporation greatly extending producing paopz.
through he p4 purchase Of le.2shod and royalty
working capital provided through exchange shss
block Of these shares for stock together with an
Rs'aso % Co @ @ exa yszs 1ad % % z ss as % % with
'"ego The ATLANTIC REFINING Co. from present
copoonP Ps vh win s iaed sss majority the Board Of Directors
as d; s 's Man. s '1: % o%s5 Co. Co. | : c z So, s : ss ss G. G.
Tf n M c 2z Pres s4 W NJ E A >S z < s.@ x ss:f c. C:
@ & n s; ~as e ;ss@ 9z zz S.y c: G.
oac*~ae The ATLANTIC Rrsse Co y.
e , pe. en % .s rsa s oe% % sa; %
Psp The consolidated properties will include $1,000
e hold and dr yy f,n fss s with present daily production Of $500
of undeveopcd laseholds in Kentucky ~
kns s9s:S s 3 s1 1asa 5 Of % @ ssp % % ssss. I'll:
n5 m9s s n5g % Fna @ g 5 s: | w o GSn III:
insure xonen fnaa nc n the GGPsdon production
price today 500 barrel grace "0S0 commands posted
z H nss a se ] .:s @ ss ssas all and drilling and
sha the a. months feoSng sonsodd9n rh; bd
these earnings from the Kentucky properties
0 ssosetd p ss share aD s per asd arc being paid and
:. " %ss & % % % esss n % % % % e es sss [ 81 -
<;s;gss e. .; y s
Price $40 per share
Brown Brothers & Co. White, Weld & Co.
Graham, Parsons & Co. Frazier & Co.
m This Ts. 5 ","1%s .e";s and n ,s"s ] s,.n @ s:.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11

o,UVU. .,.,. 70
5000 s30f. Is
7 Y c AIS 1857
May
1000. ..... s2h
do 4izs 1893
5000. s214
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
THREE MIGRANTS FINED,
THREE CASES DISMISSED,
IN CORPORATION COURT

Three persons charged with yagran"y
We're discharged for lack Of evidence by
Judge +. a. McKinnon In corporation
court yesterday morning. Two OF them
were local boye who were arrested by
the police In the negro section Of the
city Sunday night and the third was a
man giving hin name as Frank Morris
who was arrested In Gicnwood ycstcr'
day morning ahout O'Clock. following
n telephone call from citizens OF That
rsoiion of the city who believed him 20
he infsn III proved Ia DC one Of the
original weary willier" and the citv
attorney remarked when he was
brought into the courtroom that D."
'thourht all the original members had
ceased to cxirt." H. claimed y bc
looking for work" ond was told by The
irdgc that woii, could Dc found furih't
down the line and that u was expected
II him 10 count two tics NJ n time.
Two women and one man were finci
Tor wsgrGncy and one man for spcodins.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
HAR[E7ON WE'LL TO SPUD
IN SOMETIME THIS WEEK

with n new derrick w. the boiler
placed and the rest 81 the machincTs
en- the ground. drilling h now expected
60 begin on the Marshall.Alladin No. !
aomc time thin week. "A visit &C the
Messenger reporter 10 The location to-
DAY revealed that the MarshalfAiladin
cumpany has one 81 the best drilling
outfits IN the county. and everything
Il now looking favorable for the first
teri well In the Ilarlcton section.
The head driller. Mr. Hudson. was
bury with his crew to-day. getting the
remainder Of the machinery set up-
About $50 cords of wood have been con
trac;cd for aud IS g. 20 cords arr
already on the ground. The drilling
crew has been provided with COMFORT
able quarters about one mile east 81
Harlctan. Tire location l. about 200
yards off 81 the N REHABILITATION road
The locatio? is already bcSicged with
sightsecrs a largc crowd from Hatlc
ton and the surrounding community
being out every afternoon. II was
stated that II would probably bc ncccs
uary Co fence of the well In order 10
prevent interference with the work
However. W. w. CsEzell. president 81
the Amsrillo-Caddo company. 81 which
the Marshall.AlladlR company h sub
sidlary. plans e. invite everyone out
for the day the well II spuddcd In. and
have the crew explain all the details
81 the work.-Aafshall Messenger.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
CUBS WIN SIX TO FIVE
FROM ElKIIls BALL TEAM
N FOURTEEN INNINGS
Amarillo ElLs md thu cubs baseball

Amarillo Elks and the Cubs baseball
'oain .lattlcs, tor fourtccn innings sun
,.av .ftcrnou'. 20 Ia C.iy Park diam.
.rd. attempting u lagdS To tie.
~, Cubs fini' G,nn'ug To ; d.
uu0d uf 1900 att ,fcd the game.
'.'ne sccrc stepi : - . In favor of The
Cubs at the beginning of the ninth In.
ming. During its half of the ninth. the
Eiks made three runs snd tied the score
Tow un"nd i'chgd e.x innings for the
s.lSS. being ~ iqr 1 hy os's. Horton
va 'hc pi,casg ~ the Caas. Alvrats
und I.ossn v"sc unpircs.
M.uhiag's l..i'ling 20 the Ell;s ana
the batting 81 Hunter for the Cubs
were among the features of the game
The Elks believe that they wuuld have
wen II II had not bccn t., their had
ms" running
The Eisa lineup was, Townsend anil
Oates pi,chere: Merry catcher; Blaa
chard. first bars: Monning. second
base; f.indiman. shoristop; u. Weed
ward. third base: Thomp IN. left field
Dunsway. center field. Buron and VII
liems. right field.
The CUBE lineup: Horton. pitcher
Calvert. catcher: r Woodward, first
base: Campbell. second base; Shcflin,
rhcrtstop: Hunter third base: krOft,
left field: J. Woodward. center field
Lcdbctter. right field.
The r:lks and cubs plan to play an
tther game the mi.lsIlc of June. TIL,
Elks viii go To- Hereford next sunday
and the following Sunday will play Tex
homa nrrc. The Cubs will play Pan
handle here noxt Sunday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25

American soldiers In France ate 20
e.. ees pounds Of candy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
FRBjEGT IS on FOOT FOR
HlRD SURFACED HIGHWAY
FROM HERE TO GH|LDREss

4 committee ~ burmese men and citl'
zcns win make nm automobile trip froi'
Amarillo to Chlldrcrs. beginning June J,
Tor the purpose of promoting a project
To- hardfurfacc the intermediate road
Jack Roger. who attended the National
Good Reads Convention AZ Iiot Springs
Ark. In April ~ taking u lively inter
EFT. Tho project IL being promoted by
the Board Of city Development.
A hard.uurfaco road from Amarillo "a
Childreng. The Board OF city Develop
ment points out. viii open up north
orn rccnic route Tor people coming by
way Of the I;ankhcad Trail from Okla
homa City. and well worth the Time 81
Amarillo people TO assist IN making 4
possible for travel reaching Childrcs
over the Dnnkhcad Trail to be permit
ted a. come this way.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
Unable to Sleep From Nervous
ness and Dyspepsia, He
Walked the Floor for Hours.
HE THOUGHT HE d.
WOULD SMOTHER
"But Tsnlac Has Made Me Over
And I Never Felt Better Than
Now" Says U. S. Tire Com
pany Man.

II hava taken only two bottles N
Tanlac but already ! have gained eight
bounds IN weight and am feeling Gs
fine az ! ever did In my lifc." was the
statement made u few days ago by
Clarence y. Mitchell. 927 Hinton ST..
Petersburg. Va. Mr. Mitchell Is en-.
pluycd by the United States Tire Co..
In Richmond and goes from Petersburg
to Richmond ard back every day
For something over year ! have
been a conftani sufferer frcm . severe
ease ofiindigcftion. never wanted Ia
go TO the table. not only because ny
appetite waT nearly nothing but also
because knew what To expect after.
wardS Why. no soon ar ! go; np from
the table would begin 10 bloat up
with gas and II pressed up into my
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
DREADED FOR NIGHT.
TO COME, DECLARES
CLARENCE MITCHELL

chsst and chukcd mo up 10 bad !
thought would smother There was
,,lch pYcrfIre sround NY hciu that
Il palr,iatcd terribly and had hard
i,unp ~ my stomach all tl,r iire.
Dl.zy gp,lis often came on me and
every dnv had 20 take q laxative ~
I wal badly ccnstipit"h. My n,rtcs
wcrc ~ ON edge ~ that ans niddcn
mole, made me jump and | was -
reatinss dreaded Tor bedtime 20 come
for I would rather rtay up and walk
thr floor than e. go 10 bed aud lie
there f1r hour unable Ia slecp.a wink
Every morning always had u sour
taste In my mouth aud felt ~ weak
and rluggish Il WAS n Jos Tor mc to get
around NJ all.
But don't feel that way now for
rnnlac har made me all over again
and I ann feeling better than have
IN YEAR, In fact. ! don't know when
ever felt better. f.n;. why. every.
thing O. satisfy my appetite and I
am not troubled with palpta,lon. gns
or boating any more. ! don't have IN
take laXniivts nov frr ! an entirely
relieved of consiipation and the had
tantc In my mouth has gone MY
nervcr have rteadied down Va that
now I sleep ten rolid hours every night
and when morning comes am ready
for hard days work. NV wife has
afro takon Tnnlac and II has hrlpci
her Just az much as II has me and she
Joins me IN prGising H."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
PR8GRAN ANNOUNCED
FOR CONVENTION OF
VOLUNTEER F|REME II

". {. johnson. OF Memphis sc 80 iry
az the Panhandle Volunteer tiTenfcnh
.AsnociaiiOn. ls working hard IN ,fiorts
q Inc UP dttaila Tor hnldir.s ,le an.
niinl convention In .Ibbook. al Aug.
INST lie l,na written the L,..a,usi, Fire
department. nfklnr II 10 ~ THE spcclf.
t. date for holding the convention.
l'fiy two cities are in tise ass. e, ;.
tim. nnd I sis believed thla sna..ld ~,
rant large attendance. Six topics have
been rclccted for discussion aud assign.
ed 10 fire departments. The convention
hna not met nlnce 1917 On account oi
war conditions. In 1917 IN convention
inct In Bowie.
The following topics have been as
nlgned:
Topic No. i.--"Should cites pay more
attention 10 electric wiring Of buildings
end how? What are the requirement.
of the Fire Prevention Associations
Assigned Ia Plainview and Swcotwatcr,
Topic No. . What qualif!ca lions
aud conditions should companies insist
upon. II any. IN the election Of dcicgairs
10 this association" Assigned e. &
madam and Santa Anna.
Topic No 3.-"ShUuld there be ans
condition other than sickness Tor cx
cure In non.attcndance upon the scs
Sions of this association" Assigned q
Port and Tulia.
Topic No. i.-"Should there be a bur
ial benefit assessment In connection
with membership In each department.
Assigned to Brownwood and Canyon.
Topic No. 5-"Shoud there be com
mittec appointed by the chief Of eaol
department, whose duty II would be {,
examine the construction of ever,
building In their cities and towns. q
the end that all electric wiring connect
ions and location of hylrants and othcl
water rupply be locatcd?" Assigned L
Memphis and Abilene.
Topic No. G-"What would he IN,
hest dirpositlOn and method ~ prcscr
walton OF the property and archives .
this association" Assigned To Bowl
and chillcothc.
cities In the association are:
Abilene. Amarillo. Arson. Baird. Bal
llngcr. Benjamin. Big Spring. Brown
wood Bowie Canadian Canyon CHI
dress Crosbyton. Chilllcoihe. Cisco
Clarendon. Coleman. Dalhart, Elccir.
Graham Hamlin Haskell Hcnrictts
Hereford Higgins. layton. Lubbock
Memphis. Mcrkcl. Midland. Olncy I'a'
handle. Pecos. i'lainyicw. Post. Quar-
an Rotan. Roscoe. san Angelo. SAINT
Anna. Seymour. Snyder. Spur. Stan
ford stanton. Stratford. ssweetwatci
Tulia. Tahoka. Vernon. Wellington.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
Chi,um nneL Ernm nrtroii.

Tuney Chirum. EsgcN and Hudson
motor ear distybutor has returned
from Detroit where h. visited the fac
toric. he succeeded In getting IS ears
loaded and started for Amarillo. Fac.
tory official. told him shat conditions
were better now than they had been
nj any other time rincc the war.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
AMERICAN LEGION WILL
GIVE SMOKER TONIGHT

Hanson Post. American Legion. VIII
hold it, semlmonthly meeting tonight
In the district court room. court hourc'
ri 80 o'clock The meeting will he IN
the form 81 a smoker. and In addition
there has been planned an in,crestin';
program. Several persons have con
scntcd 90 give boxing exhibitions, AMI
Il h expected that these pugillstic cx
hlbltions will prove most attractive.
An invitation In extended to the pub
lie 10 attend the meeting.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
Pnl,inr Wei Mailing rrogess.

The Purvine well u down nearly .s''s
feet. according 10 reports received hero
ycrtc. Any. and the formation Is said TO
he unusually good. sixty.fivc feet we're
dci,'cd Friday and 50 feet Satursar. gh@
others have Just finished going through
,1.nc uricas.ntl.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
Nc. and Mrs. Ford Rcturh.

Following an abgcncc of Fevorh
months tc Charleston. =. G.. dGd sovcral
other eastern cities. Mr.. and MR. !. l..
Ford. 500 Pici'e rtrccl. have Fttu'ncd
home.