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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-01
Poor Richard Loses Bathroom Sui,

Judge Rogers filed n decision in
Common Pleas Court No. 2 yesterday
in the suit Of Edward A. Devlin, 243
and PAS South Camac street. against
the Poor Richard Club, 214 South
Camac street, compelling the defendant
organization to remove that part Of an
overhanging bathroom that encroaches es
on the complainant's property.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-01
Hod Carriers Strike

The latest labor trouble has occurred
among the hod carriers, a number Of
whom, it is claimed, have dropped the
tools Of their trade, to remain away
from their Jobs until their wages have
been raised from forty to fifty cents per
hour to seventy to seventy five cents
an hour.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-01
DELANY APPEAL READY
Supreme Court to Be. Asked to Re-
View Election Gaze

Allen s. Morgan, attorney for the
Republican Alliance, today will file
an appeal with the Pennsylvania Su =
preme Court from the action Of Judges
Shoemaker and Patterson, quashing q
petition for a recount of the primary
vote in the Third Congressional dis 4.
trict.
sioners, which gave Harry c. Ransley
the nomination over Charles Delany,
Mayor Moore's candidate. Unless spe
ciai consideration is given in the case,
it must wait over until fall, as the
court will not reconvene until late
September in Pittsburgh.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-01
POSTMEN IN NARBERTH NOW
Ceremony opens Free Mail Delivery
In Borough Today

wv SS'Se6'
" Narberth started its free mail de-
livery this morning, when three letter
carriers left the postoffce amid cheers
Before their departure on their routes
Burgess Carroll Downes spoke from the
postoffice steps. tracing the history OF
the Narberth postofiice. Edward s.
Haws, the postmaster, opened the new
delivery by giving the burgess his morn
ing mail.
Under the new system S170O will be
saved annually to those who formerly
held boxes at the postofflce. The de-
liveries will embrace the Brookhurst
avenue section north of Montgomery
pike, and the Anthwyn Farms district,
as well as the borough Of Narberth
serving total of 1000 persons. Eight
cen street letter boxes will be installed
by October,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-01
Little coss In stockyard Fire

Fire in the stockyards of the Penn
sylvania Railroad, Thirtieth street
above Market, was extinguished with
slight loss this morning. The animals
were not removed from the yards. The
fire was confined to what is known
as a tank house.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-01
Officers Save Woman In Fire

An aged negro woman was carried
downstairs by patrolmep when fire
slightly damaged the tenement house Of
Jennie Barnes, 517 Catharine street,
shortly before noon today. The fire
was in the roof and readily extinguished.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-01
HELD WHEN CAR HITS BOY
Accident In Camden Results In serl.
GUS Injury to Child

Samuel .Mackler, 1882 Haddon ave-
nue., Camden, was held In $500 bail for
a hearing July Z, charged with run
ming down Milford Knight, thirteen
years old, 1914 South Sixth street,
Camden, this morning
The boy was riding a bicycle. The
collision occurred at Broadway and
Mount Vernon street. The boy is in a
critical condition at Cooper Hospital.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-01
PROVOST SMITH RETlRES
Or. PennImsn Assumes His Duties
at University

DR.. Josiah II. Penniman, former vice
provost Of the University of Pennsyl.
vania and professor Of English litera-
ture, assumed the duties of acting
provost today. DR.. Edgar Fahs Smith,
after forty four years in the service
of the University, retires to private
life.
Doctor Smith will devote his time to
chemical research, and to the writing
Of several books he has in mind.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-01
Na''ey Forge Society Mssts

ler a meet meeting in the interest of the VAL
al tbo bhorse Historical Society was held
Cbossne ~ sne nome of Mrs. John IL. Tbaver
nooN eS"o,d lane, Haverford, this after !
plOns hrs' Frank Bailey explained tbs
p'unS of the organization. "eo tue
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-01
GENERAL MARCH IN op,,,.>v

:, Striking picturss .''I IN GERMANY
Tire Xfmsyn sne Chief OF Stan feviSwminsA IN america
Pictorial seet,SSSS SSSSeSGpation, in next sunsay'. md n
adv '"0n OF the PUBLIC LspuEa.s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-29

THIRD Assistant Secretary of
State, Breckenridge Long, who is can
didate for the Democratic nomination
for United States Senator rom Mis-
souri, visited in this city Thursday.
Mr.. Long has many friends in Mexico
and his record in Washington has
been especially gratifying to those
who have followed his career there.
His home is in st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-29

neal future. wouldn't YOU like to save
this margin through the Farm Clubs
and get yeur money At Sie c net?
The foregoing is the boiled down"
story Of the Farm Cluhs, There are
many other interesting features which
we cannot discuss for lack of space
but they can be had in our literature
which is free for the asking. II you
expect 10 be in the market for our,
mill feed. farm seeds. commercial fer
tilizer or binder Irvine You should call
up your reighhors the moment YOU
get through reading this article and
ask them - Join you in calling an
immediate school house meeting. Then
send for literature and complete IN
structiorS, The chances are we can
put you III touch with some farmers
nearby who belong to Farm Clubs and
who viii Ne glad 10 help YOU get
St2rte.-for there are nearly $4,000 Of
them IN Missouri.
Different From the Farm Bureau.
In conclusion, the farmers Of Aud
rain County SGoUld not confuse the
Farm Cluh Movement with the Farm
Bureau which is now inaugurating a
powerful membership campaign in
different OaytS Cf the state. Whev the
authorities Of the College Of Acricul-
ture were recently asked 20 define the
purpose Of the Farm Bureau hey
frankly confessed that 1t was chiefly
an "Edala:}oual Agency which sup
2lemcntS the WORK Of the Codn-y
Farm AEr~tS-that being Ccnnny.el
with the College of Agriculture anl
the Federal Department ot AEriyIl-
sare il cannot actively participate with
the farmer in organizing and inan-
eng Grain Elevators. Produce EX-
changes ,ct>.. or in buying commo-
d.t,ts A. the wholesale Urjce-that
these are battles which the farmer
must fight cut for himself. There
fore if the farmers Of your county
want All organization that is educa-
uoral, that will enable you TO hire
= County Farm Agent or that viii in
crease crop production, the Farm
Bureau is alright and the Missouri
Farmers Association has no protest
70 make against it. On the other hand,
if you want an organization that will
bring home the hacon"-that isn't
:lcd 20 the apron strings II a state
or federal institution and that will
help YOU get a better price for your
grain, live stock. poultry products and
cream and through which Won can OBJ
tain -four, feed. farm seeds, binder
-viae. fertilizers. coal. salt, automo-
bile tires and tubes at the loves.
who.es .a price, then yoL need q solid
Farm t',a organization in your COM
mun.-N at the earliest pos. iale no.
Hlatt. Also thcr" Is this further o.f-
tar.".. between ,ne Fam Clubs ami
'--e Fam Bureaus. The Farm Bureaus
-.a 1.w a.. ing ND annual member hin
fas # Ier %..r for life in som.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-29
Mrs. Penglase Buried Tuesday

John Sullivan has gone to Detroit
Mich, where on Tuesday morning, h
attended the funeral of his sister, Mrs
Robert Penglase, who died January %
1t was at first thaught that Mrs. Pen
gIase would be brought here for bur
ial, but interment was made in De.
troit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-29
Dies in Chicago.

A. NJ. Sanders, father Of Mrs. F. W.
Pitcher, of this city, died at MS home
in Chicago Saturday after a short ILL.,
ness from pneumonia. The funeral
was Tuesday in Reedsburg, Wis. Nj
Sanders was ~ years old and in bus
mess in Chicago. The Ledger joins
friends in extending deepest sympathy
to Mrs. Pitcher, who left Sunday to
attend her fathers funeral.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-29
PUBLIC SALE

Having sold my farm, I viii sell at PUBLIC Auction, II mI3
beast of Benton City, on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-29
rRIrsr YOUR PLANO TO US

TRUST YOUR PIANO TO US
without worry if you desire it moved
anywhere. We are experts in that
line and guarantee to deliver your III
strument where you want it in as
good condition as we receive it Bet
ter not trust so costly an article IS
a piano to any but experts. To 40
otherwise is more than apt 20 prove
very costly. Our phone is 26S.
Mutual 80.
MEXICO TRANSFER, COAL AND
STORAGE co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-29
TUESDAY. FEB. 3
HORSES AMI Mill &c


l bay mare 4 years old; pair extra good coming year old mare
mules; black mare 6 years old, lady broke; bay mare ~ years old;
brown draft mare II years old; draft mare 10 years old bred to
horse; black horse 2 years old; bay horse 2 years old; pair gearing
draft colts.
Ia HEAD OF CATTLE IA
l Whtefaceu COW 4 years old with calf by side; Whitefaced COW
a years old, be fresh soon; Whitehead COW 5 years old. be fresh
soon; Whitefaced cow 8 years old with calf by size; red COW four
years old, be fresh soon extra good Whtefaced bull 2 wears old:
3 calves, 2 bulls, l heifer.
IL HEAD OF HOGS +.
One red SOW, l Poland China SOW, both bred; 10 shoats.
so HEAD OF SHEEP 60
Consisting Ct Is one year old lambs; 8 two wear old ewes. Is
five year old ewes; l registered ram. To be sold in pens of ten.
FARM IMPLEMENTS.
Three farm wagons; binder; disc harrow used three days; 2
good disc cutivators; 2 walking shovel cultivators; 2 walking plows,
IL and l6-inch; sulky pillow, Case; garden plow, 5 shovel: 2-section
harrow; good corn planter; 2horse hay rake; double fan oats
seeder; cycle grinder; set single buggy harness; set double buggy
harness. buggy; surrey; saddle; several sets of chain harness; some
household furniture and other things too numerous to mention.
FEED FEED FEED
Between 10 and IL tons of timothy hay. This is good hay.
Between 5 and 6 tons of baled oats straw. About 1900 bushels of corn
TERMS OF SALE:-All sums under $40, cash: over that
amount six months credit with bankabe note at 8 per cent.
SALE STARTS PROMPTLY AT HOO A. M.
]. r. STROBE .~'
LUNCH WILL BE SERVED ON THE GROUNDS
JG. Ford, Aucticneer W. ". Pollock, Clerk
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-29
PUBLIC SALE

Having declacd to quit farming, will sell all my live stock
and farming implements at the farm known as the Perisho place,
Az miles southwest of Mexico, on the Mexico Columbia road, l.
mile north Of Cedar Grove school and about 3 miles northwest CT
Ortiz station, on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-29

George F. Precht and family were way to Kansas hy Al'erh having en
in Mexico a few hours Sunday visit in Benton City visiting Mr.. Prechts
ing Henry Precht. They we're on their parents, Nh. and Mrs' Ere frecnt'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-29
Move to Laddonia.

John NJ. Hartley and family of Gen.
tralia, will move to their 420 acre
form neal the above place about the
first Of February.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-29

LEDGER CLASSIFIED ADS PAY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-08
8 MEN ARRESTED
RESULT Of AFF RAY
TWO ARR HELD ~ IAil MD
THIRD " ~ 2 IN bOND-
CHARGES tRE FILED.

W,H. tIninn and I'd stanton arr w
the county hall and Gene Dyer " uu' ',,'
A 500 d, nj IN connection VAC nv
nav that h alleged 20 have TAKEN p.s,
neat the n"iih-rn limits 81 '"' Wy
Mnndy night III 81,
A preliminary hearing was hrm v"
c,,u,,.n .,.t.r,Liy AFTERNOON ana ~ "N
4 hnrx..i With assault with mh ~ "
.mura,r and his bond placed ~ '."''
which W. flil.d tn mhh' l'N'f
,h,re.., With drmkrnnrs' ANA aih'"''
Ing thr prarr r,.
Ae,ni ding o. tho story " Y" wv
ofne.rs two women hailed z 'nNi' ~.
.r an, ,lpa, Nond'y uighi 'n'
l,.s.l tn be- isken o. t"Nn In thr "IN
I... "a, ,.,.re tao men hssiii~s IN di'''l
| ~, women gui into th' 'ir AMI " wa
driven -pmr distance n"fih ~ W. up
lad a. il said ~" occupants too 'h'
wrp.u thrN would have 90 Walk '''N
O. the City.
| A FIGHT resulted ln which nnn'h"'
,f sb.is w,f. fired u is said ~ ON
L.. a passlng rar ~ hailed vs. ih'
women. and the drivr "it't"d =" IN
Them hack e. the city and witnesses
ld,.lnr, that the men used weapons u
Iprry,nt him doing this.
1 4 second automuhil' ram" :" tn az
and notified tn pul.''. fair"lW"n Nsh'
and Wall making IN" arrests IN" 90
If.pd1r's were turned over O. count
authorities yesterday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-08
REAL ESTATE

LAND BARGAINS FOR SALE
,a".,,.s III go land on" NIL" snuih
Amirilla. iinproy-d f"r ''''o"' '''V''
cash balance tu sears -,
ga acres. a p.rf~'t -',,l'n Jaw ' '.l''.'
10 mites south ~ tWn. ". W. W. "'''
one. mind cash. lalanc" 10 Nli1 A..
ala w.ll Improved. for $500 prr acre;
gusd terms. H.. .,.,,,,,
Gao acres about fourteen miles s"l'h
east II Amarillo. Improved 's'."V wv
iso acres improved. g""d land. 10
miles south fm $40 uu pei acre 'N""'
each. balance a. sL.i ,,,...,
-, =, Er,,,,, - ~ pet acre. So GO
cash. balance god terms
For Farm sni Ranch iandS nee OF
write sO9is Polk street -,
TENPiAINs REALTY 60.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-08
BASSETT FUNERAL
To Be HELD TO-DAY
Young MAN N DROWNED WHILE
WADING ~ GREEN NfNk
HIGGINS. TENAS.

Funeral services for Frank Iassott.
a son of Mr.. and Mri J. T. Iasscii.
500 Arthur street. who was drowned
near Higgins Monday afternoon. VIII he
cnnducted al the Polk street M'th"ii-t
church this afternoon nj ESQ ncl"ek
M REV. ~ v. Rroaes. assisted by Rev
Nj. Irwin u the Buchanan s'f'-f
M.theIst Church Burial viii hr an
i.lano Cemetery.
Rasseit WIS drowned hnntlN nii't
noon about Z O'Clock. In Wolfe Gre X
near Higgins. In I-lp-romh County IL
Vas IN bsthing aud stepped OH INTO
d..p wnfrr. "a wns unable o. swim
s-he heiv wat trpurit tn Nmuillp Ni'
tho Santa Fe yesterday afternoon
fs.,ia,. Do. parents. %" o. SURVIVED "l
u,r-s hra.h.rs Clw'r " Rass,ti 90
Gkahoma C4iy aud Ray and IaNi"i
pas..at ~ Amarillo aui two sisi.is
Mrs. l.. n Nmman aud Miss Ina Ma
RasS.s, q Amarillo. lie was an 'in
ploye &C the santa y" s,ut" d'is'it
nncnt.
Paliboar,rs viii DO sir 81 his friends
who worked with him az the santa re
Haston Russell. Carl Russell Clfi gu
yer. Frank Cook. Sidney Cnriaid 'n'
W. II. Ward.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-08
S\Ck ,ur<TN. WINE PtTS
/ CIlI RCH THIEVES "INnER'

>NIDuI.ETOwN. Y. Y, S,pt -
w . with e drop 81 liGupr fetching o.
n.Sch ~ drnp A gold tw" thirsty
is-vl.r~ found NJ difficulty In ,scidins
thu, the sacramento wine In III l"cil
geileli, church wuuld o. ~" "asi'N
M paa-' n,guilsl'l" loot In town.
Strahht'vaN N" two yolh- men On
t.r, a tlls chIr b and pri'd "'''h IN vine
s,iptaaEl with knf had 1nd load'''
Ia. irsse into rctNi" F'rt' IN" bc'''
Irsmnincdln IN" ein'" ~ ' v not
Sc q N Snci'nt vinl- -,' away
a. i 'oc,sslor TIL tr.y Nsn'S
/ ,,5 stayoa D. u until m hs d-up
4 Thu ohinh ,'"' ''',' Do" ~h' ]
i,s vim gn.aa 90 10 rlil, - .',.
:. iicr,uar ia ia 20 z.-.Ag iy Q" th
lock.up.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-08
ZIMMERMAN TO HEAD
BENEFIT BODY AGAIN

Officer, We. elected by IN" S'~ur.
p.n..fit Assorlatiun al inee'ing hrlh
~ N. W o. ~ Hall M0ndly night
pr.r. o. et.d 1rs. ' " Himmr'
nan ~, i-n'. = y Wesihr"ok. ursi
,i., rrr-.d.n'. Nrs Walters. second
yi.. t4.sid ~. 9 Ssillmnn. SER
tory. Ms Kate Britt financi"f, MIS-
y - Frisrlh,nd rfrlai.: Mrs Nofi
PHILLIPS. guard = Conrad. s~niin~'.
Mr. Wirr'. Path. clndurirc's; MIS-
" " vs-n assistant c0nfurlr'.-
chords q Wsusn. illrry VI Bfiit
sud Ia RrHm.fi. trustees d. J.
4 puulvHy and III. J T. Wrath'r
fnIfi,il 'NHrinsrs
= pofis INV j hat ih- looal council
D.. h,.diri mnr- Inn e. uno dtr'rg
rh. i,st wear The fiuau. .'r reported
thl' so Eah hTd ben paid "ut in Ana
ttu. &c hrr 60 vhii- 10. receipts h'd
s.f.I.l oniv 80 900. making r. Mt Do
drf hire q - zoe
tn. ,.uur.i has given tl3N fr ID.
elTdr a. hH-r ~ T1p Ia ksus ans
'tr civ. nor. fhortlr. u b. uni-fstn \
! Tt.sfs -. NV 50 shadren if0an Ana
rho Ia "a home there
/
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-08
HALE COUNTY FARMER
INJURED BY DISC PLOW

snseisi ~ rhs Nsss
PIAINVIEw. sept Perry rs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-08

Charles Niyi'n - N. field agent fnr
w., Virginia. aud later f0r Iowa AZ
r., Irving & Norwood had quit 10
cause - Disagreement WIN fep"'
llcan headquarters.
l. First Nitne>S.
Mr.. Moore was the iirsi ana u.s."
IN. last witness - the day
When NJ. resumed the stand IN 'he
Afternoon be said ~, =.
|Niu.h II my information VIII hc
useless and the whole inNe-tiEatid'
Wm be also. II IN. committee thlhhs
no g.vstner Cons chargs u cru
rjsn ~ the method and plan 81 th'
r,putliran drive Tor funds.
n think the plan - spreading th'
.,,,t,,,,tuns over the country " eN
! lien, hu, n th.r. IL being raised :
,srb 'hlt IL tlu.Or0 uuo ~ Nls.""". w,
,,.r. th.n the republican natiphh
| romml,t,. itself thinks - sum lrn'
Won atll agree with me that u "vul.
| - rad thing for America. no matter
ho~ y u raised
Kenyon said. ,-....,., che,
.,,r..., Ina, IN. published lisi aunoun,
| I'd hy Governor Cox N MS 49,
-ne.ch was a correct duplirl'iuN 90 w
lnu,,, sheet which he read u",u OF
,hst occasion. and that " "a;'d ne
4. necessary 90 put IN" governor
| ,onv m evidence.
T,kine M the let. Mr.. Norrc ~ii
that pi,,shurgh's quota was gwen "
ti0O 0UU
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-08

,sne a farm hard cn JACK , , nro .'.,
"a. t,tiu fuur miles cast "l nee ~,
fei.d A., broken lrg ana nu,,l', .us y, y
outs nn the face and h'dF s'sla'N
when he fell beneath a d's, l'l"" p',l l;
pulled by tractor He ~ ~ = n ,@osi
anitarium IN q serious 'onu''.'.n, III.
The fact that the ground was N''N s'i, !,
nom the resent heavy iH'hS p'''''''"
instant death. a., o.
According To- witnesses Ni 'H w " :
va. trying Ia scripe s,'Ne ,''"" VII wv
Iisf. when his foot Slipl'n'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-08
CRY HOMES


-.,onm modern b me. well l"ncatcd on
Lincoln. cas-, front. gang Walks .s'oo'
$1,000 cash basncr liac rent. VIII CON
slider good lot
srunm mwicrn home N'n n".' 80
corner lot. on Iaying. ''s'"' 'l''' '"S'''
balance like rent
g.r,sm moi,rn hous" ~ southwest
r,r, 81 town. in god condition. s6'oo'
1880 cash. balance good terms.
.ronm strictly mod'rn bungalow. w.
tod.,te thruughmi. furndc, neat, ghl
aud driveway. On paving Priced to sell
: ~
We hay. ao,ns good rocming hous'
,.,'.,,,.,ti,ps Wu s-n furniture aud
rent building. See us
II YOU want beautiful 10; I" build ~
In southwest, Part Of town make :"
TEXPLAiNs REALTY 90.
p,..,. sisi iOsis Polk -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-08

Lost.
small neck fur N"rd evening
! liberal reward. t5lone 10
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-08

Daily SsWs x.ht Ass brine results
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-08
roli SrRiKE rtrECTIyE -
~ N. iBiMA FIELDS


DIENINGlAM. sept : - Altir'srh
IA. general sirik. ctil issued ~ al
risl. of District 80. 20. lnii"i Nine
WORKERS - America, v"ut into 'Ii'tI
4 midnight t"ughi tw-ntyt"W heul :
". .Nt.-.teh tn -iaps" h"i"f' u VIII y.
l.flui,.ly known 90 What extent IN.
miners not already "a strike VIII h''h
ne order
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-08
Tri.d> Ord-rrd C"niinurd
a, A.sDriat,o ffess

Williamson. " Va. Sept; --Al''
,,,tio,i oi the state. and over oh)ecH"'
Il counsel t,r ~, d.trnS'. Juds' Jam"
I .,uIrun. of the Mingo county cif'l
conrt ord, RID the trials 81 - men. W
dir,ed for murder In c'nnrc'i.n WV
IN. killing Il ten p"tsufs ~ MAt'N ~
i,.' NAV continued unih January "
fasf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-08
DR.. WOlCOTT RETURNS
FROM TRIP TO EAST

d.. CLAUDE Wnlcott has return. "a
from New York aud Boston. where ne
has been Tor several weeks VIM" W.
poyinn he took 4 sp,,iul course IN IN,
treatment uf the lN"~ md announce
upnr h.. return Thar iu the iuiur" h''
pfloti,r viii D.. confined tu eye pm
fIr, alone.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-08
fOIR ARE DEAD A. .
Rt.>lI.I az DRINKING AUD

UNIINORE. SEPT. Four civil.
Ian empluycs q Edgewood arsenal
,.-r ~ civ are dad aud four more
DESPERATELY NJ n result ~ drinking
some form ~ poiso-saas slcohoi. Miii'
t.,N ,uih",iiie. saN thei did nat know
whether the men brought the liau"r
With them or drank some of the alec
~ lowed Al the post for military
.urpo>es.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-08
Car >iius,ioe Improves

WASHINGTON. Sspi go Decided
i,.UtU, .iu-nt .n -. sit situation was
Indicated hy nguits made puddle tonight
81. So. err sr.rVi., commission. ~ ~
nc that sss. 80 freight cars w"r" Lad
a during AZ. weak .ading Angus. II.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-08
CHARACTER OF TESTIMONY
OFFERED BY COI's FORMER
MANAGER IS CONTESTED
CONTINUED From Page onsl

WohUhutu FIvIIt ~ W
1Oi' be~ause I, was never sent out
The witness said Mr.. tpham ask"i
him n ne had received u and when Mr.
Ncldor replied IN the negative the
treasurer rejoined:
u guess rot
Ths Testimony 81 the state chair.
men and Mr.. Paxton also developed
that considerable 20 the work ~ fals
ing tho campaign fund vas done ny
.salari.d state directors from rcruh
llcan headquarters.
w. A. King. 81 California. Wa'
named az In charge 81 missouri Ah'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-08
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DEATHS AND BlRIiiS


POST-fNin.ral services tor Myri"
Nell Post. the two months old daugh
ter ~ MI and Nrs y = Post. zoos
Polk street. who died SUNDAY night nt
: o'clock. wen conducted IN The chap
- 10 the Grigg- Undertaking company
Monday afternoon 90 $50 o'cln,k. Rev.
Il. y jenkins ufCiating Burial Was
in Llano cemetery,
MEiI.I>G-run,u services for !
r. Welllug. aged .. years. Who di'd 81
the locil saniiarium Sunday moinint
az i.4s o'clock. wotr held ht ~" -
cred Heart Cathode church Tursdhl
morning nj . o'clock hy Rev. iath'l
Allard. followed by iut,Imcnt in Liam
Cemetery.
Mr. wclling- home Vas ~ 200 ~
thur street lie hld l"'n ~ th' en-
nlo, ~ the Santa ." as sheet H'tH
/ worker in the wtt'I supply ~tNl'"
Tie was q member ~ IN" Nu"ii"'i
~ the World
ia Iniia nearly every private h"us
| has tennis court
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-05-22
G, T.. CONNOR

To the Democratic Voters of Marion
County: 1 hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the office of clerk of the
circuit court, subject to the primaries
of June -Sth, 1920. am a native of Fair
field county, S. c.. came to Ocala to
work in 1886 before l was of age. Have
been identified with Ocala and Marion
county for "a years Have always voted
the democratic ticket Married a Flor
ida girl in 1888 and we have a family of
eight, five boys and three girls, that are
a credit to any community. Have edu-
Gated five and have three yet to finish
educating. Have been deputy clerk cir
cult court under Clerks Sistrunk and
Nugent for eight years and am now
temporarily employed in Strengthening
up the clerks office in Inverness. There
is nothing about the clerks office l do
not know how to do. Have never been
a candidate for an office before and did
not expect to be now, but need help to
finish the education of our three young
est children. If elected I will always
be on the job. day or night. Promise
you every courtesy and the very best
personal service and will make you feel
at home in the clerks office, and will
give the best surety company bond.
respectfully ask your vote and inf1u-
ence. e. e. CONNOR-
klawaha, Florida