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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-18

GEN. G|ANOTT|
VICTOR AND
ALSO LOSER
Judge CapelI Knocks Out
Auto Storage Ordinance.
UphoIds Junk EdiCt-Gia-
MOTIFS Fight Still on. r

General Frank B. Gianoti won a
battle and also lost one, in his war
with the city police department Sat-
urday. Judge Ben L. Capell, of Sec
ond circuit court, handed dowh the
eagerly awaited Gianotti decision then.
The judges DECISION knocks to fin
ders the city ordinance, recently passed,
which forbids storage of automobiles
in certain restricted residence districts.
Gianotti had been arrested numerous
times for. violation of this ordinance,
which now is held invalid.
The judges decision also spiked one
of Gianotti's guns, and touched off the
city l51 high dTp0sivGf %hen he $ up.
shops or junk yards in the restricted
residence portions of the city. For
Gianotti repeatedly has been arrested
for violation of this ordinance, also.
him under its provisions.
The decision of Judge Capen in no
way passed upon the merits of the
city's charges against General Gianot-
ii. For the latter has been arrested
tried and fined numerous times in city
court. The merits of his claims and
of those of the city and police depart
ment must be decided when Gianotti's
cases come up on appeal in regular
order.
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ciennttiSs - tronb1os ny, wv ,,,itb thn nol;ce
da,art,,oenf ha0o,, S,,be w, WI 'rn o,ed q
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hiin 90 oI,,, d;reotiI, o,le,.Fa Ionu StretnI9
~ ofu5 odiiopy u,,eolS TnGI lonS Slleoo,r ,or
u 2un1,,in ,aI ne straa s on sidents nhioctaa
cor,nIa ~, ~ tb r,SIjoo M th ,.,a,,oS
d d'n ~ az "iu tl'V Giatt;
an,rht yo.ha, loaay ,oraceod;s ha M
rest a F ~ ,.t ne ,oT
idIntjoI f @4 t,,.t ~ Aoi
Hie,ot.i ttI ~ 49, 70 re ,,,+
stnis ,tt,,'o,iI,sy' ,so.oi Hsy' IT, una put
oii,,t ~, ,anf,;S;S az " ny 80 90
fnfts t,a oivS S og s, elVIins ttn 20 pno uP
fora i,1daa fG ~ CInssi, as a1sb.baoe norn,,o
S;r PtI+ az iiSits man tt1o
p,VSeeuIs ,,,'o 1919 ~ leS' -Iie N"liui'y VI ehe
'w9 .;rla- t,,o ,,,7iro,,o ,tiot, sor
,,id W 'nS oi .to 80;
gn,o diat,.int - nd n,tioL ~ ~ LnorIyad
~ a. ,,,,Ii
e.rbis nrdyro,ra oas ,,ot
distincfion hattUean a nnU, a,itornobile
ina a., oId onn, ona in Hhicb esasoiine a
fs , orod ~ and n,o oT =, r;ab tbera ba Q
hoen nc eaaolina IN veare The nm
her of sutomobiles raGnirad to he stored
ie indefinifa So undar this law one
t5o,,id ba aTiIt,, of its ,,ioiation 10 he
st0rad tue ueT antornobiies containino o
nv gosolimo tbo san,c ao nTe who stored
o,Io eh,,ndrod oId ai,fomobilas fiIIed win
onsoiipa = II 10 ;neistad hv tbe defapd-
Snt thof Tho usa Of land nrohibited nv
thiJ law rea asonabIv lends 10 spread
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-18
LEGAL FIGHT TO
KEEP FISCHER IN
ONTARIO limited

HAMILTON. Ont, Sept. ia legal
fight loomed today over the eXtradition
OF Edward Fischer. detained here In
connection with warnings he issued con-
cerning the New York explosion.
Counsel for Fischer, former tennis
star insist that, having been adjudged
insane by the Hamilton lunacy com
mission after his arrest here yef r.
day. he can not be removed IA
Canada.
United States secret service men .
claim that some years ago Fischer was
detained in an asylum In the u S. and
that this paves the way for his im-
mediate deportation from Canada.
The local police this morning received
the following telegram from Inspector
Lahey, Of the New York police:
Hold Edward Fischer. our Detec-
tive Mccoy left for Hamilton this
morning"
r, A. Pope, Fischers brother-in law.
who yesterday informed the police
where the tennis man could be found.
eft for New York late last night
immigration Officer Sweeney an
nounced this morning he had applied to
the Immigration department at ottawa
for deportation Of Fischer as an un-
desirable alien In the ground that Fis-
cher had been an inmate of an asylum
at White Plains, N. " and that when
he crossed the border he did not pre-
Before leaving for New York, Pope
told Of an attempt at suicide which
he said Fischer had made about Is
years ago during an attack Of despon-
climbed out on the suspension bridge
at Niagara Falls and lowered himself
so that he hung from the trestles. As
he was about to lose his grasp, Pope
said, Fischer had a vision in which
his mother urged him not TO destroy
himself. He scrambled back on the
| bridge and returned home.
His mother had been asleep at the
| time her son was hanging from the
| trestle, Pope said, and in dream had
| seen her son there in the shadow oi
| death.
| American officials are investigating
| n statement credited TO Fischer that he
| had been in communication with the
4 wife OF one Of the best explosive ex-
perts in the United States
|
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-18
GOVERNORS SON ON
WAY TO RECOVERY

Gov Roberts friends throughout the
state will be gratified TO know that
his son, seriously injured when struck
by an automobile some days ago, and
whose life at one time was dispalred
Of, is gradually improving and every
indication points to complete recovery.
Young Roberts. who Is employed at
the capitol. was riding motorcycle
when he was struck by a speeding au-
tomobile. The identity OF the car and
driver has never been established, al
though a substantial reward was Of
fered for the apprehension of the driver
In a message 10 a Memphis friend
Saturday the governor expressed the
belief that his son win get well.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-18
MAN HELD IN CANADA
TWICE IN HOSPITAL

WHITE PLAINS. n. Y, Sept. 1S.-
DR.. William l.. Russell medical super
intendent oe Bloomingdale hospital,
said that Edwin =. Fischer who issued
the warning concerning the New York
bomb explosion. had been confined at
the hospital in 1905 for about Is
monthg and again in 1916 for approx
lmately the same length of time.
DR. Russell said the records showed
Fischer was suffering from mania
depressed psychDsis," was at the time
violent and used strong language,
j. r. De La Toore Bucno, of Whue
Plains, said today he had attended
Columbia university with Fischer in
1886
Two weeks ago on q subway train
he said. a man who introduced him
self as his old college chum, Fischer
talked OF social revolution and told
him he was employed by the French
high commission as an interpreter.
Fischer declared there would soon be
uprisings in New York and elsewhere,
Bueno said, He described Fischer as
"a plain nut"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-18
French Assembly
To Name Successor
Of W President

PARIS, Sept. fs--The national as
sembly which will elect a successor to
President Desehanel, whose resignation
is In the hands Of Premier Mlllerands
viii meet at pm. Sept. %, II was an-
nounced today.
In a signed article in La Presse today
a member OF tho Acadamy Of Medicine
says President DISCLAIMERS illness
greatly resembles shell shock. Thls
physician expresses the opinion that tng
shock OF his fall from train last
May had the same effect upon Presi-
dent Deschanel,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-18
L0WDEN CANDIDATES
LEAD THOMPSONTTES

CHICAGO, Sept. 1S.--Official returns
and revised figures from counties out
Side Of Cook caused further changes
in the figures, but not in the standing,
Of the Republican senatorial and gu-
bernatorial candidates in Wednesdays
primary,
senatorial precincts and II downstate
gubernatorial precincts missing give
for United States senator; 5,4l6 pre-
cincts, Mckinley. 35l, $50; Smith, 1872, =
436.
For governor. 5,422 precincts, Ogles-
| by. S53 1873, Small, 349.957
Mckinley and Oglcsby were support
ed In the campaign by tho faction
| headed by Gov. Lowden. while Smith
and Small received the backing OF
| Mayor Thompson, OF Chicago.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-18
CHICAGO MAYOR sues
AS CAMPAIGN SEQUEL

CHICAGO, Sept. 1S.-Two suits for
$40 100000 were filed yesterday on or
ders of Mayor William Hale Thompson
against the Chicago Tribune and the
Chicago Daily News, respectively. the
suits, according to Corporation Coun-
sci S. A. Eteelson alleges that charges
made h ythese papers in the recent pri-
mary campaign have injured Chicago
financially.
The charges allege false statements
to the effect that the city is bankrupt
and its credit exhausted. They de-
clared these statements injured bonds
issued by the city. caused it 10 pay
higher prices for supplies and injured
the morale Of the city employees.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-18
Reds Warn Western
TOlUn NeUV Outrage
Planned October Is

cENTRALIA, Wash, Sept. 1s.-De-
partment Of justice operatives are In.
vestigating the receipt today by local
newspaper of a threatening letter pur-
porting to be from milwaukee radI-
calls" warning that American Legion
members and business men of the city
who escaped the ArmIstice day muir
ders would be killed about "oct. 49,"
Belief that the threatening letter,
which is signed "committse of Ven
geance, Milwaukee, Wis.," may be a
part OF a countrywide terrorist con-
spracy Is said to be sustained by the
fact that the letter was written before
the Wall street explosion.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-18
EVANGELIST IS KILLED
BY HIS OWN "CHURCH"

PARKER, Kas. Sept II tBy Inter-
national News Service. ITO be killeo py
the tent in which he had just held q
series Of revival meetings was the iate
which overlook r. r. Young, an eVah-
gelist, near here.
He was struck by two heavy poles
while helping to take down his "mov-
ing church.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-18

Proof I h I
Memphis a n d
s h g | b y county
county Sc h o o |
children dp love
A m er ica, and
that they are
going to get busy
and attempt 10
win one OF the
Nizes offered in
The News Scimi-
tar's why /
Love America"
q s 3 a Y contest,
seemed plentiful
Saturday. follow
! n < announce
ment of the con-
test in Friday s
pa per.
60 grant wa q.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-18
FAIR WEATHER
SCOTT PREDICTS

The weather forecast for Memphis
and vicinity is fair Saturday night and
Sunday. with continued moderate tenn
porature The Mississippi river is
scheduled to continue rising in this dis
trict for several days.
The river gauge registered 1876 feet
Saturday morning. indicating a rise OF
s. of foot during the last "a hours
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-18
CLASSIC STUFF.

KANE. Pa. Sept n CBy International
Ncws ScryceD-Ar attempt to play 100
consecutive hours on a piano ended In
uucousciousncss and delirium for the
pianist, c. f. Witham, OF Leeds, after Sc
hours nonstop playing.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-18
sIa 4 RSIS q EsR}

Twenty-four hours to noon, Septem-
ber is, 1920.
Hour. -Temp.-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-18

IOnlRnL. IItCIpTIdIIUII' IUIIt'
-
TenEessee.-Fair.
Mississippi
Arkansas.--F warmer.
Alabama.-Fair.
Kentucky.-Fair.
Louisiana,-Fair.
Oklahoma.-Fair.
North and South Carolina, Georgia
and Florida.--Fair.
East and West Texas.--Fair.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-18
CAMERA TELLS VIVID STORY OF BLAST OUTRAGE
Weather Forecast

Fair skies with mod
crate temperature is
forecasted.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-18
"WHY I LOVE AMERICA"

The News semltar Wi Give Twenty Children for the
Best Reasons Why Country
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-18

sun sets today sos pm; rises to-
morrow 5:f6 am. Moon rises 9:25 pm.
tonight. Precipitation. none.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
ARMY SCHOOLS At FORT
BLISS START SHORTLY

Sergeant v =. Frost Ut the arm,
recruiting station hnt received W1lj
from the III l'hsp office that tho vofa,
tinral ana educational Schools az For.
l'liHs viii start D'tob,r o.
Twelve different oourt of vora
i'ural w'"k win ic given Whirn vii
inclnd" .hook Keeping ard business
sh' rllind aud typ"writinF. mechanical
aud cl'cirirll rng."" ring. mechanical
dating nddlrry AMI heather womb.
hors"shninr aud hlicl,snith ur'hii,c
turll drafting. auto "ngin. rriur. mn
ti"n pi"turr operation. woodwork nr,l
rarpcrlry plumbing and hmldng
trades
tn" educational curses viii includ,
history. geography arithmetic. alg,,.
bra, iiis"nmn'it.. spolliuL. grammar
and writing.
ldlcrs taking 'hc courses viii Ia
given 500 huns 10 instruction during
the sC1scn AMI they may select nnN
wihj~ts they nv. qualified o. study.
TIL, BUILDINGS i,l the "ci'ol have ~.
Gently been oomplot"l a. cost o. the
government ~ ~. 6a0 10 and IA. costs
~ operating the school, during the
wear ~ expected - exceed s2N O00. 90
u H. expected that fully s6o soldiers
n'w Stationed ~ Fort bliss win take
advantage ~ the opportunity to ~.
tend thu schools
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
THE FAIR VILE Be.
NEW THEATER NAME
NNuE CHANGED fHOM HIPr-.
DllONE on ACCOi NJ 90 NEW
ELECTRIC SIGN

"Thc Fair" viii Ice the nam. of IA"
rtW tl.lt,r whic-. WI be- erected On
The present locntinn ~ IN" Fair store.
a.. owners having d"oidcd to use tnis
Main, instead 81 the "llippodrunr' a
anrumr~r several months ago. une
reason fur ta,,ing TINS action is az, Ia
The Falr Store having plr,huued An
,lrtttip sign isN3= ;rst 10 hr erected
en- top 81 IA. building
liy using the name If The fair f'r
the theator as we'll M, sign which
cost several Thousand dollars cnn De-
utilized. In addition 10 having ih"
words. "Th. Fair" the sign Also his
movable DUMMIES ~ q man and We.
man Tho arms and legs of the dunn.
mics at- muN able. which u h believ-
"a viii attract NOR interest tu tho
sign
IN. Fair ihcntcr VIII occupy 60 icct
of TN, 80 feet now us"d by the Fair
store. The outside 10 feet viii be- lcas.
81 to some business firm. u ~ planned.
The remaining sixty icrt viii d. 49,.
mudcl,G and raised M about ~ 1" ~
feet
wuik II rcmsdcling l. expected 'o
b,gin m November g., ard the poo.
uri.t,rs hope ~ have u completed lw
February l. 1921.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
ROTARY OFFICIAL
SPEAKS To CLUB
DISTRICT GOVERNOR STARK
URGES BACKING 81 CIVIC
MOVEMENTS

a. !. Lutohcr STARK tf Orange.
Texas. district governor e the Rotary
movement mad. one ~ the r,usi IN.
spii aiiuunl addresses over h,Htd 90 the
Rotary Sub luncheon Thursday noon 10
the Amarillo hotel. Ilr spoil, M n
the plit that HD,arlius III, Md nay
in Ciii, affairs. declaring hit every
Gotarisn individually WAS partly 80.
sponaihlr irf the low salaries paid
''hut egch,rs. The Csli eIm idpn Tor
Amarillo was praised
M STARK ln rpmulny with uificors
Ut the club called upon lniar'ns this
muinirk. lie was highly plea cd with
he ~ siu"ss conditions hero aud Hnid
that Il was me- surprise after q trip
through ;hc c.i why u g. growing 20
steadily.
Ma stark was nt-oduc.d M ~ VI
dent u. g. lipkir. MI iud Mr. STARK
WEI" entertained ~ dinner 81 ,h'
Au.grilln Hotel Wclucdar night hv
the Rotary difrci,rs and ihrir AiNc,
MrF SIarl. WAY the gnest e honor az
q luncheon ny Rotary wives ard lady
iii"nds az the Harvey lluus" THURSDAY
noon.
Mr. aud Mrs stark lcft Thuroiny ait.
crn"nn iu their motor ear Tor cls,
Texas
y ;. S,inuott reviewed Tie cc'H.
inunitv work Il he past year \. u.
Tit" or farwcf. former En,lrian ~
l''is,illc Nv. WAS gi"st aud suo,c
briefly
Til" Rotary clui, has l"'i it'd io go.
up"rni. IN H., w,, Il - iIdufirnl
survey here aud - tndnife the Nhu
Pass Highway ,uut"tt'DH which meets
40 Enid rkiH.. S"ptcuLnr 1a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
MANY DENTISTS
ATTEND MEETING
I.iRGE NJ MBEI,S COME nIkE.
FOR WEST TENtS SOCIETN'S
CONVENTION

with 90 unusually iars. ATTENDING.
the West Texas Dental Snvisty or,u.
oh iis annual convention Yesterday a
thc BiyIns building The convention
wlll continue through saturday. The
FIRST session was held YESTERDAY
morning In the office 1T ~. u. l.. Eu.
ris with prcsidcn, g, -. Wexford Of
lll.nview presiding.
The feature of the convention IL
he series Of lectures which IN a.. ..
Thicl"n ~ Paris, Texas. " delivering
IA the Bi,inS building annex. tie gave
lectures and demonstrations NeSt,t.
,lHy afternoon.
The invocation yesterday morning
Was given by Rev Roy Rutherford,
pastor of the First Cristinn Church.
W. n Cnildcrs. district atturn'v.oicr,
gave the address uf Wolcouic IN behalf
of IA Getty. while In Hol,rs spoke u.
be half uf the local dentists Dr J. \.
Ferguson 81 PlainNiew responded fn,
he visitors
~ thc business session. u nrw mcm
bets were elected President Wexford
read thu presidents annual address lie
sti"sgvd the Importance at lighting
brown stain" which ~ ~ prrvalcn,
IN the Panhandle. he declaring 80 prr
roat uf the school children ~ Hale
county were affected with a. \ com.
niiticr consisting ~ IN. 4. ". Dulrnn,
Amarillo Dr. \. l.. lgham. Canyon.
and Dr ". u. Or, Wellington. was al.
pointed tn get into touch With the ~.
iiunal rcasonTch committee In regard g.
brown siru."
A committee was appointed In the af
t"Innun ~ r"g.uu tu oral hygiene. while
IN" matt. ~ holding q cuurts lasting
the .. ssi,n NJ These i've matters wptr.
t.'' u.ss,d IL the presidents address
9" "p'.url ,i"cl that every member
ir ng &C. Ia stitr association.
lT |, /. Lc"Ts. In I:0b Younger
of Clarendon. and ~. u. ~. lllppd 90
ltig Springs were appointed un COM.
mite" To- max" u t"pnrt IN the pres.
q, ni's address
Visiting md l,ral dentists. th"lr.
wives and friends attended the Dc
audi ih"at'r ai nipht after which there
was luncheon served az Dlrunlrs
cafe. A banquet viii be hcld tonight
~ the Amarillo Hotel
Local dentists aud visitors regis
tered are = l.. lngham. Canyon:
o. Rnscnsi"in MaiAGnr: i. g.. IIlcg,.
i.nl,boci,: W. NJ. Curl. Claude: n N
lTu,chinson. l.uhhock: " \ Clements.
W, J. Zimmerman aLd T. T. Zimlncr
mann. Wi'hita, Kan. Sid 4 Harris.
SnSd'r: u g. Lawson. Dallas: q ".
Eribls ~ pasn: J. \. Freeman aud
q. W. Heard. Hereford: T. ". bod.
S"u. j. u. Gr'cning. u. Brisi"w. T. ".
l",dy. Il. y. PARCELS and u. l.. Rog.
"rs. Amarillo. u. \ Maddox. Abilene.
9. u Wuiford plninvicw: 4. T.. Gar.
n'i'. Dalhari g. NJ Iallons,r. Luh.
book; u. =. Thiclcn. Paiis: ". II on
Wellington. hoy y. iiar childrcss. II.
Younger. Clarendon: T.. n lIappel and
4 L. wctScl. Iiig Springs: !. g
Faulhs. Dalhlrt: T.. u. Jarvis. Perry
ton: X. \. Thomas. Fort Worth: W.
:. Ferguson Rails; T. H. Singleton.
Tahla; y y. H.rndt and ! 4 Fer.
iyusnn. flainvicw; \. Il. Sawyer.
pamps.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
Be Young In Body, Mind ana
Looks Despite; Your Years

How often you have
wished that you could
indulge in the strenu-
GUS exercise Of out
door sports with the
vigor and enthusiasm
of youth! But the
end of the week finds
YOU all in - you are
tired, listless and lack
the energytogo out for
a vigorous walk or a
round Of the links-or
any other exercise that re-.
quires much physical excr.
ton. Many q man. even In
his middle forties, has o
vague feeling that be Is
getting Old'-and right
at q time when he should be-
at his very best physically.
Andheisgrowing old. not
In the sense that the years
are pressing heavily upon
him but IN the sense that
his vital forces are wasting
away faster than Nature re.
places the worn out tissues.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
ODD FELLOWS INVITED
TO TEXHONA MEETING

Amarillo Lodge No. ii0. l. q. q. r.
has received an invitation for mem.
beers 10 be- present 70 the district meet
ing 81 lodges Of Texas and CimarroL
counties al TcXh"ma. OKLA. Ociob--
.. II Is not known ~ This tim, whc,h
a. any Amarillo obi Fellows will 10
ahlc To- tai. advantage 81 the invita-.
tiO".
l.. u Cline Il Tulsl Okla. grand
a'i,r of oklahoma. viii deliver az ad.
Gttss \ banquet will be- staged az ,
r'vlnrk that evening after which the
first, Second aud third degrees vii be-
cNcmplificl.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17

Thousands-yes millions people apd
themselves in this condition early IN life. Ana
there Is no excuse for H. You can check TINT
tendency TO grow old. You can carry yodr
youth with is joys and enthusiasm into your
10 s and SOS. But you must give Nature eIl the
help you tan. TIE best sssistancs ron esn end asst
ancs ot sound eonatrnctiye character q n Tie ~ n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
Marriage License

T.. " Jones 81 Mlss Maydello stick
nry. -.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
BANK DEPOSITS ARE.
NEAR s12,0D0,0Ol
LOANS AND DIsCOI NTS OF 10.
ca IN>riTi riONS TOTAl.
S;,i3i,3stls.

Deposits in the xix Amarillo lank,
~ shown hy statements nt the clos,
uf btin"Ss September ;. total.d near
Is 81. uun onn white loans and dis
counts We're stl3;37it5 The eXa,l
deposits Wen" 81 HNi.HsllG
p'p"siis aui loans and discounts hy
hanks We're:
Fiut National BnnL Deposits. 81.
les. i3N.al. loans aud discounts 81,
mana,
Amarillo National Bank. Dcposits
81 rs hs'.o5, loans and discounts. 81
Osl UOS 80
National Rank a. Commerce. nenns.
IT. sl.2ai,slis5 iolns and discounts
81 ~ .ls@'. t"ans and discounts 81.
l52.9225s
Guaranty state Rank Deposits. o..
i'N.10'.3l luiIs 1891 .gG2.0
Amarillo Bank a Trust Gomnnnv.
pcp"sits sl.ieoNi6.Oi: leans and die.
counts Sl1s.sNOS2
Ciiy National flank Deposits. $500
0ss.G0. loans AMI discounts SslA -. -.
Marriage License.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
Green SUES RAY AND
ASSOCIATES REGARDING
DAMAGE TO STRUCTURE

Charles /. Green. It vi. hly, nlf
suit AGAINST i. RAY e. ~ John .up
pnnhandl, Lumber 'ummny Il o.
IN district court alleging dinnp's {
falling So OOu io N. hii',i.ng at 81
bl3 Polk street, ON account - w" ..i
inr IT the Olympic iheai't Win Marcl
-. 1920.
Tile poiitinn alleges that IA. lnnld
INK ana property formerly wgi" wttti
$50 Oun and that thu value thu. uI
nii.i the damag.. was sisso0 The ~,
tiii ~ asks fur irimbuF -cmcnt foi cn'
arrciion of he present building AID
aitu'hti ~ . last uf the expenditure.
ln NJ. rebuilding.
\ suit has ALREADY hocn flied tn
damage e. ~" stock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
=, ,ions WIN Leave

L. T. Sessions. assistant navy ~
'ruiiing o!f.r"r. received word Thurs
day that be- had hr.n granted % trans.
fr effective Orio'or !. lie docs not
know yc, io what 'iailuu be- VIII lee
transferred