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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-28
NNTyRR'S wARNiNG
marble PconIe Must Recognize an'
Heed H.

Kidney ills come mystcriously.
But nntur. generally warns you.
Noii,'" The kidney ~svr,tiuns.
s.. " IN rulur l. unhealthy
II there arr Settings and sediment.
Passages frequent. scanty painful.
It's tine to fear serious kidney iru,i.
bic.
It's time to usr Duln's kidney Pills.
Deans have done great work In ANA
lilo.
Ask your noightcr!
p Mor.i- i5ip LiucCln street. ANA.
rlip. ave. i vas ~ had SHAPE W.ia
rheumatic pains aud lame and weak
back The kidney sscr,tions passed too
frequently. cauiing me to get up NJ
night ~ many as fifteen 10 twenty
times. since | first began using Duan's
kidney Pills. | have had very little
trouble when notice any II the symp'
toms returning. get box OF Doan's
Kidney pits At the Amarillo DruG Co.
nd they never fail 90 relieve me-
Price COO. ~ all dealers. Don't simply
EEK for q kidney remedy-gct Deans
Kidney ptlls-the same that Mr. Nor
RE had fos,er.Milburn Co. Mfrs. But
fnlo. - Y.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-28

~ the fullest with the attorney
general OF the United States IN
an effort to hold down the prices
upon coal. incidentally eliminat-
ing. as they 60. many unwise
practices OF which they have
heretofore been guilty.
The very liic OF the nation .
dependent rpon its coal supply
Both with rcfernce to manuiac-
tureies and transportation, the
country would be paralyzed III
event there should be a complete
tie-up % tie supply from the
mines. or in event prices upon
this commodity should soar Ia
such heights that the poor people
OF the country could not afford
20 keep warm.
II is RICH, for the coal operators
60 make a 'air profit upon tn
output Of their mines But II Is
necessary that this profit be So
cured after il is known tina, the
epcnses OF operation have been
based upon efficiency
II the National Coal Assoeiatio"
act, in close cooperation with the
department of Justice, there is nc
reason why the people OF the
country should suffer for iue'
lurinc the coming winter.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-28
Inrs.tiratIon Into Gambling.

Dlsiric, Judge a. \. Martin 1t witch.
a Falls has ordered the grand jury
70 thoroughly investigate gambling con
atiuns In wichita county, in which ar,
Gated the intensively developed north
vest Texas al fields For th. pa
4ghteen months the newspaper reading
iublic has been informed of frequently
curing disorders In that section. and
ports 81 murders. ruhheries and theft
ave been publ. he'd broadcast Eyi
entity there has existed IN Wichita
ounty and elsewhere In the oil fields d
ndiiion ui lawlessness that has been
BILE 10 DEFY the best efforts u oOun }
nd state authorities II ought 10 b.
tVc-tigated. and the lawlessness Ougt'
, b, suppressed II u requires stand
x army o. do n.-BruwnWoOd Bullc
IA.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-28
Rough Stuff Will
Not Be Permitted in
Amarillo Hallowe' en-

There will De- No rough stuff" IN
Amarillo on Halloween night. u was
announced yesterday by Chief ~ Pol
ice J. " kccton. who said that several
extra police have been employed Ia
help prevent unnecessary disorder N
the titv un that occasion.
Mr. Ktctun said that by rough
stuff" hr mcina destruction u property
and publ, Disturbance. II ~ pointed
GOT that IN the past severe accidents
nave hauporod NJ "A DIRECT result 81
hi idg.s b,ng removed and obstruction
being placed In thu streets ana on side
walt. O'h"r forms of innocent amuse'
m,rt md celebration viii not be- IN
t,rs.f.d with N" chief pointed out
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-28
Elnyd Pennlc Praised.

Wheat growers IN Floyd county hay
peen greatly pleased with NJ 200
aims u this week. and well they NAV
Z. II having planted and prepared th.i.
much lower price for the commodity
ieXt spring than IL now prevalent. That
wheat prizes VIII b. beat down or low
rcd through the force - economic pres
ure IN 10 be- erpected. But the wheat
.rUwer next summer who has planted
"a a hads u g. wheat will find himself
n the same shoe as the man now 4
shO this spring planted 30.Cent cotton
Floyd County he pcrinn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-28
WITH TIE STATE PRESS.
= = sc = = = = = = = -
Jamlson Praised.

Frank u. Jamison. secretary manage
IN, Panhandle Ilalns Chamber ~
commerce. did great work for IN,
unhandlc country at the recent lute.
aiiunal Wheat show held at Wichits
sas M. JamisUn had On exhibition
this great agricultural show fern
,rodUcis from the psnhlndle.p Plains
oultry a Texas thEi were q revel..
On 90 farmers from the wheat -rov!ng
ections q. N. United State. and as q
suit. many farmers will come To- this
art " Texas In search ~ a new home.
aus adding 20 the wealth and devel.
pment VI this section. This u alsY
mother evidence Il the great value the
'anhandle.plain. Chamber ~ Com
aerce IL Ia the Panhandle and the PEG.
lie should not fail 90 give the organi
alton liberal financial suppori.-l'ag
.andls Herald.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-28
NnrICE nE rNRTNERsIIIP.

The frm q ! Q Bcrty \ 20. nfchl
t.ctS. composed of J G. Barry and T..
~ Vittcnic.ry have taken into part.
natship Mr ". e. Parker ~ ~ Worth
Texas NJ. Iarl,,r will move his offic,
tn Amarillo and b. connected with this
firm after Nov. / The new firm viii
he s,,led Rsrry, Parker \ i,iitrnhcrry.
1rrhliccts. with offircs IN the present
loca,lon suite ss.l0.1i Fuqua Ruildine
d 9. Iicri.y and T.. = Hittcnlprry will
,ompl, to all their old contracts and
Sum. M obligations uf thu I'D firm.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-28
Recognition T. EXpecied.

General Obreg,uis T'ply 90 the que.
tiou. why lr, sidont Wilson has nUi cS'
tended recognition To- the new Mexican
government g. not calculated 90 hurt
the chances II recognition ni a com.
patatiyely early date. President WI.
ron wants a. ANON. iirH. hc told Nc
ico city intcrNiewcls on hls return from
Texas. what the policy VI the new g. !,
eminent will be. lie has always acted
with extreme caution In international
Affairs II this kind. and u II probable
that he has never intended 10 recognize
the new government until absolutely
convinced Of It's good Intentions"
Every report from Mexico intica;ts
tina, the NV regime " "Tirong. pupu'
lar aud ready a. comply with IT, ODDS.
cations" rs tho pr'sidrui.'t'ti wiid.
aud while American recognition j. apt
90 b. deferred until after th' u" j.
liu,rta regime end ana General bhi r
gun him~lf takes up the r,iu~ ul gov.
rfum,nt % s,W~ fairly reasonable
nov a. ,Np.st that when uhr'vnu de- Q
rn into ufiir--suntitiuns remaining -
.tN,rihlr ~ they uuv arc u'"gnitiN o
d., this government. Su 'sstutiHl q" ih
p,rtnau'uCr uf any administration lu
Mexico. viii uu' long De- deferred
Frun n, first. General Ohr,Cuu h't
ii.playrd d'sir s'rupuluuslV Co ''.
as, thr international amculti's uri
cllirutiuus and tn maintain irl'uh'N
relation. with ~ foreign governments.
esIa. iallv with uui own IT, hIs pl'
at,i departed ul crushed over r'h'i
leader Nhn sought Co. disturb tho In
t.rnll peace. and s'"WS devoted tn tho
,l,a oi restoration ui 20 Republic 'o
% point u r,sp,ctahihiy from p1'
tritiir and not q s,lfiFh desire. ErrUs
milton hy IN. United states would hc g
trrms ndnus help for Ohrtgun, and D..
should h, extended Just ~ spru ~ thr
president behaves u to be- advisable --
wichita Fails Times
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-28
4 rEXiS WONDER.

For kidney ana bladder troubles.
gravel. weak nni lame lack, rhcuuia
tism and irregularities ~ the kidneys
and bladder ~ both men ana women.
u not sold hy your druggist, viii lc
~nt hy mail an receipt uf si.2i. Small
BOTH" often cures S.ul for sworn tes'
umouinls Dr. y. ". Han. 1896 ole
sitc,t. 81 Louis. No. Sold by drug.
eisis- Advertisement
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-28

II you are afflicted with any
form Of skin disorder. you are well
acquainted with the flaming. burn
ing itching that these diseases pro-
duce.
skin diseases are caused by an
impurity or disorder in the blood,
and there Is no real and genuine
relief within your reach until such
impurities are removed.
SIS. has given great 7atisins-
tion in tn trcatmcl' - .hesc dis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-28
Rnnsf Nnnr Town.

a town h no COED without country
nd country " no guud without a
own. Why not let everyone work g.
he Interest % both When you knock
"a Perryt0n you knock the country
round II IN all the county. When you
nCCk on ia, country around Ferryton
on knock on the town u pviFytoh
Zach arr necessary o. the ether Boost
90 both Of them -Othilif.c Herald
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-28
Eruptions of the Skin
Cause TorturOuS itching

orders. because Il Is such n thor
oughly sati factory blood purifier.
II cleanses the blood Of oil impure
lies. and thus countcracts the e.
fects Of the rerms that attack the
skin.
Rcgin taking SIS. today, and II
you will write n complete history
Of your ease, our medical adviser
will give you expert advice without
charI-r. Address Chief Medical Ad-
wiser. i5s Swift Laboratory, Allan.
q. Ga.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-28
ORR FOREIGN RELATIONS


II there is any dependence 10
he placed upon press reports.
Senator Warren e.. Harding of
Ohio. believes he is going to b,
elected president OF the United
Stars.
Recently Mr.. Harding said that
he had been approached by .
representative oi France" IN con.
neciion with the forming OF an
association OF nations. preSum-
ahl, 60 replace the present
League OF Nations. to which Mr.
Harling i or is not opposed. ac-
cording 60 the way one continues
his utieranceS.
Now It is charged that Mr.
Washington ID. Nanderiip OF Cal
iiornis. claiming To be a repre-
sentative OF the Republican can
iidatc. in negotiation for the de-
velopmcni OF some Russian lands,
conducted certain negotiations
with Lenine looking TO recogni-
tion OF the Russian soviet govern
ment by the United State.
Senator Harding adheres To the
statement, he made publicly con.
cerning the conference with -
representative OF France" bu,
he has up 20 the present declined
a. tell with whom that conference
was had. He denies is official
nature. hut admits its unofficial
nature. In the present instance
Mr.. Harding denies tina; he know,
Mr.. Vanderlip or that Mr.. Van.
deflip is his representative.
Mr.. Harding. himself. is not .
candidate for the presidency. Mr.
Harding. az a matter OF fact. is
the representative OF a small CO.
terie OF United States senators
who viii actually be president ir
case Mr.. Harding is elected TO tho
office. He is the instrument ir
the hands OF the Senate dig
archy."
No doubt Mr.. Vanderlip is moi
the direct representative OF Mr.
Harding. No doub, his negotia.
tiors with Lenine were not III,
result OF direct authority iron
Warren G. Harding. But who CAT
say tina; some member OF tn
Senate 0ligarchy did no, permit
Mr.. Nanderlip TO use the name o
the Republican candidate. know
ing full we'll that in event OF hi
election. the matter with Lenin'
could be adjusted quite according
20 HOWE.
We believe, tina, in these li;th
matters Of foreign policy. Senate
Harding or the Senate dig
archy." as the case may be. !
evidencing undue concern. W,
feel that the time is not propi,iou
for the assumption by the Repub
licahs OF the burden by the Re
puhlieans 81 the nations foreigi
policy. Many wears may elapS,
before they will be given an op
portunity to put their theories in.
60 practice. and before that tim,
arrives. undoubtedly. James VI
Cox will have settled many mat
tiers that are causing them some
puzzling at this time.
Woodrow Wilson is still CHIEF
executive OF the nation and FULLY
able 10 cope with conditions a,
they stand.
Governor Cox is extremely like.
" 10 be Mr.. Wilson's successor
and there are none who doubt
that he viii b. able. in his turn &c
take care OF the situation.
We would therefore advise that
Senator Harding save himself ~.
ture embarrassment and humilia.
ton BY allowing events. insofar as
America relations with thl
world powe-s are concerned. take
their ratv-al course until af,er
the second % November. or
which date. we believe. he vii
iv - saddcr hut a wiser man"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-28
oPER TO MD.

Coal operators are showing the
RICH; spirit.
They have announced. follow
inr general meeting oi hundreds
III them. that they will eo-opetate
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-28
Cullen y. Thomas.

Cullen T. Thomas OF Dallas. VIII
'okc IN Plainvicw Jus, before the run
u primary. - being mentioned fol
= senator g. succeed Culbcrsun
Thomas Is a very able and worthy man
I'd could hardly be improved upon a.
.natnrlll llmhnr .-l,lnlnA lrM NcMs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-28
Notice.

The president OF the woman's Auxil
iary OF the First Christian church re-
quests all officers 10 meet In business
session, today. october 81. at 230
o'clock az tho home Of Mrs Latney
Rarnes. 1905 Tyler street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-28
Notice.

pr Geo. I. Thomas. practice limited
g. cSe. ear. nose ana threat After a
month spent In the clinics 81 the East
IL rcsuniing his practice aud VIII be IN
his Office after october 30.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-28

Daily News Wan, Ads bring results.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-09
WOMEN NOW RULE
OREGON TOWN.
Put 10 Slate az last Minute and
Elect Every Officer.

YONCALIaA. ore. Dec. s.--MatFl-
arehai government was In effect IN
Yoncaiia today. the women who were
recently elected 20 al municipal Of
fices. including that ~ mayor, having
taken their places last night when the
uea lncumbents resigned In a body
At the council meeting.
The women announced through the
new mayor that they would start a
cleanup Of the town and make ex
tenslve municipal improvements. The
new city officers are
Mayor. Mrs Mary Burt council
women. Mrs Jennie 5. I4asswell. Miss
Edith n. Thompson. Miss Bernice viii
son and Mrs. Nettle Hannah
When the regular city election day
arrived Nov. 2 the women ~ Yon-
calla surprised the men but suddenly
putting a ticket In the field composed
entirely Of women Prior 10 election
day the men OF the town had assumed
that they would hold no election. but
let the old officers continue. So un-
expected was the action Of the women
IN placing their own candidates be-
fore the people that the men aid not
have time 10 rally their forces and
the women won by large maioritics
The appointment ef the women %
the council was made hy Mayor Jesse
X. Tassweii husband Of one If the
new CONDITIONER after the councii-
men had resigned.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-09
New Elixer, Called AspironaL
Medicated With Latest Scien-
tific Remedies, Used and En-.
dorsed BY European and
American Army Surgeons &c
Cut Short a Cold and Prevent
Complications.
Every Druggist in u. s. In.
structed To Refund Price
While You Wait al Counter II
Relief Does Not Come With.
in Two Minutes.
Delightful Taste. Immediate Re-
lief. Quick Warm-Up.

The sensation % the year in The
drug trade g. Aspironal. the two
minute cold and cough believer. auth.
nrItntlvely guaranteed hy the iahora-
tories. tested. approved and most en-
Enthusiastically endorsed by the high
est authorities. and proclaimed by the
rornmon people as ten times a. quick
and effectiee a. whiskey rock ans
rye. c. any other cold and cough rem
ely they have ever tried.
All drug stores are now supplied
with the wonderful new elixir. 50 al
you have 20 do 20 get rid Of that cold
10 20 step into the nearest drug store.
hand The clerk hair dollar FOR = Asot-
tie of Aapironal and tell him - serve
you two teaspoonruis with four tea
snnonfuis - water m q glass with
ycur watch IN your hand. take the
drink a. one swallow and call for your
money back IN two minutes r you
cannot feel your cold fading away like
a dream within the time limit Don't
be bashfai. for al druggists invite you
ard expect you 20 Try T. EverybodyIs
doing e.
when your Geld or cough IL re-
llewoa. take the remainder ~ the bottle
hosue 70 your wife and babies for
Ampsronal IL ~ FAR the safest and
rians effective the easiest - take and
tha most agreeable cold and @0ugA
Fsnn~dy cor infants and chilarsa adv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-09
CALOMEL DYING
FAST in SOUTH
the Place 81 Dangerous,
Sickenina Drug.

You're bilious. sluggish Constituted
and believe YOU need vile. dangerous
caiomel 90 start your liver and clean
your bowels
Here's nodson's guaranteed Ask
your druEElst for bottle ~ Dodson .
Liver Tone and take d spoonful to-
night II u doeant start your liver
and straiEhten you right mp better
than calomel and without griping or
maklng you sick, ! want you 90 so
back 90 the Store and set your money.
Take caiomel today and tomorrow
you viii feel weak and sick and nnu-
seated Don't lost q days work Take
spoonful 81 harmless vegetable
Dodaon's liver Tone tonight and
wake up feeling great It's perfectly
harmless. 20 give Il 81 your children
any time M can't snltvate. ~ Dec
them eat anything afterwards Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-09
Upton TROPHY is
NOW In PENSACOLA.
Famous lHtsrelub Challenge Cup IL
Displsyed BY Eiebash.

the most famous yachting trophy in
the south. and one OF the most noted
~ the country. was received by Eu-
gene Eiehash. custodian for the Pen
aacoia Yacht Club. Yesterday and viii
20 displayed III hts windows today.
The trophy II the beautiful cup of
Tered by Sir Thomas Upton FOR chal-
lenge races between gulf coast yacht
clubs ~ one-aeslgn, Dish class sloops.
No description u the beautiful tro-
phy II adequate. II depicts Nep1una
holding aioft q Morse galley. which in
turn bears surmounted cn the cap ~
me cup a barque ia fun sail
The colors OF the Royal Ulster
Yacht Club and II the Southern Yacht
cub % New orleans are on one side
~ the bowl with the American and
British ensiRns on the opposite.
~ the base il engraved the data
concerning the race ~ oct le-f7.
when tho trophy was won by Pensa ;
cola, B. 10 IS points
SIR Thomas Liptou's monogram APP
pears as well as the designating in
scription denoting the purpose Of the
trophy. II Is thirty-:wo inches high.
Commodore Cross yesterday re-
ceived a letter from Commodore Bene-
dict ~ the Southern Yacht Club. an
nouncing that the terms ~ the trans
Ter had been complied with and the
cup shipped
Another Interesting letter received
by Commodore Cross was that from
Sir Thomas Upton in which tho IA
nous irish sportsman expresses APP
probation for his election To the Pen
sacola Nachs Club as well as a hope
that he may soon visit Pensacola.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-09
MUSICAL CONCERT
GIVEN TONIGHT
Choir % cadsden Street Church Has
Excellent Program.

The choir 81 the Gadsden street
Methodist church L. giving a musical
concert a. the church tonight at 8
o'clock. assisted by other talent.
Hosts for the evening win he mem
beers ~ the Young Mems Rararca
Glass % the sunday school A cordial
invitation - extended the public 70
attend
The following program has been ar
ranged
Opening chorus-"o. worship tho
Lord" (Adams).
solo--ThrouEh the shadows 10
Your Heart CDrummond1. Bennie
Burt
Guard Those We Leave Today
sMeyerbeer). Miss Moine Mccaskin
ans male quartet
Chorus--"May Print kiss"
uIarvey r. GauD
SOLO" Charming Marguerite" tOid
French Miss Tommie Cooper
Negro sphttual-The "Hominy"
BOYS
Reading Selected. Miss Donna
Jones
Down tho Trail 20 Home Sweet
Home male chorus
Piano solo--"Vaisc Chromatioue"
Rtf1MaEaAt MA@A mabel Tyler
Legend ~ tho Chimes from "roh-
IN Hood" tDcKovcn). Harry Howiai.d
and chorus.
solo sing. smile. Slumber' (Ciou-
nod. Miss Moliic McCasklm. violin
obhligato. Edward Lurton
Reading Selected Miss Donna
Jones
solo-''Throe Tor Jack Clinton
Tompkins
"overalls." male chorus
Chorus AT the End 81 the sunset
Trail tBam
Chorus Misses Molhe McCaskHi
CLARA McCasknl Tinie Belle McKin-
non. Tommie Cooper. Nellie McCon-
nell. Julia Hurt. Pearl Tervtn. Mrs
w =. Davis. Messrs Bonnie Burt l.
j. Cook. Clinton Tompklns Wesley
Nudge. Thomas Barrlneau Harry
Rowland. Wallace Purdy. Graham
White
Aocompanists--M A. r Perry.
Mrs Honn
Director Mrs. Nita Osborn Benn.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-09
HOUSTON GIVES OUT
AMERICAN WAR COST
BecFetaFp - Treasury Gives Americas
Expenses as SaA.Oco. 100000

Washington Doc The net cost
the American government was nxed
Secretary Houston today az ksa.
aa Gee zee This. b. said. represented
He adjusted" expenditure ~ the
tfasufs eNeiBding ail other outlay
hich bad uo relation o. the actual
eeruglHn af the war during the Pc
az frnm April u 1915. a. June 40.
t which. be said covered tho ca
eune - the government wartime
lseal Operations
Total expenditure hv che eoVefn-
eui aufinn the period covered. ex-
ldtaa onlY postal Disbursements
rum postal revenues were kas $50 :
,i2 sa8. treasury ngurrr showed ~
hls amount ffg.47s s{f081 was b.
tlatf b. iaxrH aHd revenue from
Hturees other than borrowed money.
49, Houston said deduction of e.. :
btna Hne. the nmomnt i0uned a. fore
rm governments should be made
fm ne nFHud total since these loans
ili D. feuaid and consequently can
pf De- charged as an actual eNnendt-
Fhe secrrtnr5 made other de-
hons aRErernting approximately
zoe aaa nHe which be- said repre-
ltt tae excess Coat 80 actual auy :
Wfufal Operations Tor the three
tfH an4 farcc months over what
ffA weail have been ln normal times.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-09
RED CROSS ROLL CALL
TO BE CONTINUED

Soliciting for membership Tor the
fourth annual Red Cross roll call e.
being continued in the county and lf
~ hoped that a 100 per cent member
ship Ia the county may be realized
before the roll call closes.
The personnel Of the Pensacola Ma
val Air station has subscribed s60s ~
to the roll call and more than 81 000
has been subscribed in the city. Ap-
piication for membership may be mado
in person az Red Cross headquarters
or by mail by addressing the REQ
Cross chapter. Mrs. &. A. Sweeney.
executive secretary.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-09
OsTMASTERs ARE
NAMED ~ WILSON

Washington Dor President VIII
go eeaf tae following nominations
ir nnst ussfera to congrcss
fhomaa g. Howell Chattanooga.
feuu Emea %. Miller Noaalea
Nria Hugh q McKoliar Memphis
ftnn Geeres Z travis. Tallahassee
m eer Is Harmed Knoxville
ttHn WlnnNtfc N Denmsrl. Aamar-
.iia fNsa NORMAN E walker. 81
tmt ~ rhomnn Murphy Green 5.
anfa 81 Robert 81 Dunn. klnas
tom s Nxan q Crawford. win
sion Salem. y CO. James y. REV.
holds uanvlnc. Na.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-09
WATTS PLACED UNDER
ARREST FOR LARCENY

Lock Watts was placed under arr
rest By tho police department yestor-
day on a charEe ~ petty larceny A
capias had been issued hy the solicitor
charging the man with a similar o.
Tense several weeks ago. After trial
m tho rity he VIII - turned over 90
the c0uatH for trial on rho other
chHrge
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-09
666 will break a Cold. Fever and
Grippe quicker than anything
we know, preventing pneumonia.
COTTAGE HILL MADE
SPECIAL TAX DISTRICT

Cottage nm voting almost soiidly.
has formed a special school tax dis
frict. trustees elected. being Mrs.
Mary McDonaldn Mrs Ethel Bower
aox and +. =. Maxey This f. the
flrst district in Escambia county TO
elect women as members Of the board
az trustees. The maximum mileage
for the special tax district Is three
tnilcs.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-09
CHAMBER or COMMERCE
IN NEW QUARTERS

The Pensacola Chamber % Com
mercc yesterday moved into the new
quarters. 2s2-lsa second floor Brent
huildlng The ucw quarters ou tine
west side ~ the noar are more COM
modioua than tne old ard there VIII
he room fnr rest room and iufurina
ton bureau Tor the convenience ~
tourists. a special office for the sccrc-
tary and a larRe room Tor any orEaul-
zation or committee meetinEe