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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
OPEN SHOP DISCUSSED
1T ROTARY LUNCHEON

Speeches Ter and against the open
lhop and In the interest 81 the public.
90 distinguished from employers aud
employee. were made at the luncheon
and meeting ~ the Rotary Club at the
Amarillo Hotel yesterday nj noon. j.
W. Cummings. secretary 81 the Anna.
rillu Labor Temple Association. spoke
Tor the closed shop, and Johp Mcknight
fOr the open rhop. while Attorney
Iamca q. Gulckc spoke In the interest
uf the public. No vote rejecting the
sentiment of the gucf:s was taken.
Mr. Gu,lckc. Who made the closing
address. endofrrd most If the priuci.
pies 81 lnbE as ST forth by MI. cum.
mincr. and opposed some. The Plumb
plan 81 operating the railroads did not
meet Nj Guclekc's approval. aud the
eight hour hay. he believes Is q bad
thing. he saisl. IT, closed his remarks
and the l.ntailan meeting with the de-.
clnriiion that capital must get To-.
gcthsr on the proposition II giving Ia.
bur fair shar, Of what II produces.
cut out the unconsci0nablc profitecr.
ing. and labor must give an homes.
DAYS work This the speaker declared
is ncccsrlry Ca the preservation of the
government
Dclcgntcs 90 the convention of the
panhnndlc.Plains Chamber III Com.
mcrcc. Federal Judge James Wilson,
Federal District Attorney r. T.. Tayl ~
ana other officials If the federal court,
In the aggregate rs persons. attended
the lunChcon.f
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
HILL GIVEN TWO YEARS
. ON BURGLARY CHARGE

Golden lilll was given q sentence ~
two years IN the pruiicntiary un his
ploa ul guilty to the charge uf bur.
glary yesterday Ia the district court.
Tie admitted having hurglarlzcd the
home of u. l.. Mauldin ON 90 about
May 90 and taking SCI.
The jury Ia the ease IL Bertha Wools
49, Earl Woods returned "a verdict On
ippcial issues IN favor uf the defendant.
Tile cnfc WAS tried hy jury This was
ease IN which the defendant was cited
~ publication to appcnr In his avn be-
hnif A \ Lunpkin WAS appointed
by the court ~ take th,' defense In the
ahscncc of woodn and filed n general
denial 30 the allegations In tho plain.
ti0'r petition and fought the ease l..
c. Barrett was the attorney Tor the
plaintiff
lndgmentH h. favor Il The plnllti9'
were ont rcd n a." ,ls. = " Nc.
Elroy. 81 al. 49, J NJ. Thomasol. ct
1T. suit O. remove cloud from title and
T.. W Small aud vito w. G. u MILLER,
II ~. trerpaFs Ia try title.
The ease 81 Nellie Gill ~ John Gill
sgi' for divorce. was taken up hy tho
court late y 'St'r, ~ afternoon AMI viii
hc COM iried this morning. The case o.
h'in i.tdtd by jury.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
Loose Teeth
Then False Teeth

one loose tooth Is ample cause ZOE
alarm In last Few weeks they
might all De- gone. Many mouth
has been taken by surprise That's
the way pyorrlca works ln>.di"usy.
A. first. you might not even noticc thu
cfleris Musi people d"nt. yet So
~ all adults hcccme victims " pyor.
rhca
No ordinary remedy could eradicate
the drep.>ratc,h grrm.la,lrn pnS Sacs.
why down ~ The iooih.routs fNRoS
can. u p,netraicS thru the Gum t,S-
sues. rnoi TISSUES. bone Tissues. fNRuS
is the most effective fusion ~ chcnic.
hls ever accomplished DESTROYS
pyorrheiic bacteria. plSin,rgraies
rermhrecting tartar. Restores the
gums Preserves the teeth fNRoS =
harmless to healthy iiSsu-S Gcnlinc 20
enamel Endorsed b. lead,n. dental
nuthorities
ni-irnscd snd guaranteed by J. W
Collins Drug Co, Amarillo, Texas. ADJ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
pnEs THIS INTEREST you'


Preparatory to retiring soon from
medical practice In AMARILLO hereby
offer a. the people a splendid stock ell
cycgiara,s and spcciaclts fiticd To- meas
ure at thc following low prices Tor oash
only.
sa.6s. Si..;. S;.s5. slo.s5 and $3.50
Twuin.unc lenses Uhc double sight
l.nd
Trrie and Irti-copic spheres. rimlcs'
nd br,cl.d lenses shaped 10 all cyc
sizes.
Zyuluuiio uamci Uhc big kiudr IN all
cnlurl and shapes. gold allied and White
rctsl ,S,l,tuu and full mountings Az
90 IN! stock b. uf the highest quality
aud ,,ly best Workmanship. The lensrs
are all FIR, grade aud new. No culls
ct i',ordf
Tn, wicor include the examination
3 Tee. oversight test and the proper ad
g. tm,ut e frames and mountings. az
the hand 81 an expert with - years q.
practical cxpcri-nc.: whose professional
REPUTATION stands Tor the work.
Til ,ucr. h. available for 80 days
oniy DATING srom saturday, June th'
an. uatil saturday July the 81. a.
/ elusive.
Tho who desire should make np
pulntmcnts Tor sittings In advance &
avnid waiting Special arrangement
Viii is mad. la caring for outuf town
patients ufncv will be- open night
and SUNDAY hy appointment only
Phone coo fur an appointment. Do -
now
3 Ms home completely furnishci
Throughout. alsu office fixtures and fm
! uifufr aisp ou the market.
DR CiI M WOIGOTT. specialist
suit i:i3 ttnua building dpSiairsl
ADV
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
LARGE AUDIENCE HEARS
BRENNAN ON DOCTRINE
OF BUSINESS EFFICIENCY

The doctrine of business efficiency
WAS the main subject of tho lecture II
". +. Brennan. expert lecturer of the
National Cash Rcgiftcr Company cf
Dag ton. ohio, at the First Baptist
Church last night The audience wa
made up largely ~ business men an I
their employees, but many others at.
tended.
Evaporation. not cutthruat cumpe.
liiion. is the keynote uf tuday's bust.
nos,." declared Mr. Br,nman. who
fh"wed further on In his address how
the Wholesaler and banker are both
pnrinorr of the retail merchant In these
days" lie showed how by proper ar.
gnnEation Of a store the burden nf tho
bu' liners can De- shared hy all the help
1nd the owner 80 that ~ the weight
need not bear down un the one mind
which should be- most free of care.
namely. the owners
During the address uf Mr.. Brennan.
motion pictures were shown up1n a
Green. and proved Ia be- ~ great adyan.
tagc To him In illuglrating big points
pertaining to methods at handling and
Improving ones business.
lrompinces. courtesy. accuracy. an.
probation 81 the customers point ~
view. desire to ohligc. absolute hon.
es'y az To goods and knowledge ~ the
goods MI are features IN good salesman.
hip and the store rrrvicc. ~ pointed
nut hv tbs speaker "a good clerk
hould Know. first, what gouls the store
keep: second. whore they may I,c
found third. everything possible about
the goods ana their prices" he declared
Especial courtesy should De- shown 10
newcomers O. town az district. II
brings business In handling com.
nlalnf follow the Golden Rule Never
ny to force a sale. Talk quality. Lot
the customer decide. Educate thu clerk
Ia realize that the customer Il the
boz In the lart instance. Show al
The goods you can even To- the customer
who II simply looking around the stock.
These hints Mr. Brennan gave tho
Jerks present.
Many valuable ruggcftions az To
methods ~ advcrtiging were given bS
the speaker who touched upon the ma.
turr ui advertising that rhuuld De- uscl
~ tho merchant striving u succeed
Tie told his audience that an advertise.
'ncnt 'hould take the reader over the
i've steps 81 selling: attention. interest.
dc,irc. confidence. action" Illustra.
lions must be- suited To- the subject.
Dcairc must be- Stimulated 10y atiractiv,
d';ailr, but Il II mo.tly aroused nv pit.
lures. Variety h. ono ~ the hest means
=" keeping Interest In ads. Numbers II
other iplcndid hints L. the advertiser
"erc given by Mr.. Brennan.
Mt Brennan gave his lecture under
ne u.piccr of Tho Amarillo business
Mca'r Association. who negotiated with
Inc National Cash Register Company
Tor his coming here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
SEVEN INDICTED
BYFEDERAL JURY
VIOLATIONS or PROHIBITION
LAWS LEAD LIST or
CHARGES.

The Federal grand Jury was dismis
STD by Judge James G. Wilson yostcr
day afternoon following their return OF
reNcn indictments against nine persons
an charges uf violations Of prohibition
laws. the Mann act antipass act. and
thcfis from interstate shipments.
e. i. Wells was charged by indict
ment Of telling whisisey Ia Dick He'd
rick. In Potter county, April IL. 81 this
year.
II. y. Hutchinson IL charged with
transporting 30 quarts Of whiskey from
Clovis. n. NJ. into Potter county on
January 10. 1899
Charles Hull and II. T.. Bcckman are
jointly charged with having In their
possession ON March 81. this year. %
gallons of alcohol In Armstrong county.
An indictment against James Bennett
charges the theft Of silk waist from
an interstate shipment consigned by the
Mitchell Bros. of Chicago to Montgom
cry Bros Amarillo. The offensc Is al.
legged to have been committed April /,
THU year
y. J. shouts and w. T.. Taylor are
charged by indictment of taking from
q car In transit from the Woudbridg
Vineyard Company. Woodbridge. Cal.
60 Garrett & Company. Brooklyn. ~
Y. 20 gallons ~ wine. The goods are
alleged Ia have been taken from the ear
In Hcmphill county
C. T. Brown and Mrs, Jessie Rodgers
are charged with ccnspiring o. secure
free pass over the Santa i'c road
from Clovis. ~ VI. To- Amarillo. Dcccm,
Der 10. 1919.
G. r. Brown was also separately In
dictcd under the Mann act charged
with transporting a woman from Clio
viz. y. NJ. To- Amarillo Tor immoral
purp0-cg.
Cltizcnsip papers were granted a.
Shahaly John Malonl' naive 81 spain
who appeared before the court with
witnesses on his application Cor citizen
ihin. His moral character L,inu
Vouched Tor. aud revealing q fair knuwl
cdg' O. American form at government
he waa admitted.
The case of 4, y. IIamcr. q cohtrac.
tor. against Gray county. Texas. was
taken up by the court yesterday morn,
Ing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
NUMBER Or prisoners
N COUNTY JAIL SMALL

The number uf prisoners In the Pot.
ter county Jail ON the first day of this
month h. considered by Shcrn Burton
Roach an excellent indication u the
hiEh morals 81 the city aud county
On that date there were four prison
,rE IN the bastilc, and only two II
them were Potter county prisoners
one licing federal prisoner and The
other a man being held Tor the Randall
county officers. This b. said To- Ice IA,
smallest number 81 pris,nos IN tho
county jail Tor some time.
There were slN prisoners In the iaiI
yesterday four IT them being Potter
county rrirmcrs and the other two fuI
the federal government and Randall
county. However. several prisoner,
have been placed In the Jail aud re-
leased rincc June /.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
Higher Wages For
Employees In Civil
Service Is Urged

" Asteetdtcd lffss.
NEW YORK. June alignment of
fair wages to employees In the federal
civil service was recommended as a
remedy for conditions In that service
characterized as chaotic" In a report
made public today by subcommittee
ON civil service and retirement Of thu
republican committees advisory com.
mittcc I'm policies aud platform. The
aub.committsc which makes the report
II headed 10y James Il. Garfield uf Ohio.
The report has b,cn adopted by the
executive committee 81 the advisory
committee and will be- submitted To- thu
platform committee ui the republican
convention 10 be held In Chicago.
The report stated that criticism of
the federal civil service and demands
Tor IT, reforms "Ycvm Ia be- reaching q
climax. \ committee In charge brought
egain.t the service Is that II Is incffi.
Client and cNtravagauily administered
that many workers are unfit Tor their
work and not Few too odd e. render
satisfactory grrVicc"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
Nccrnis Pn>liinn IIere.

char 4. Mcrtcll uf III l'aso has a.
cptcd a position In th" prescription de-
pnrtmcnt OF the J G. Ilvatun drug store.
1iG Polk street. assuming his new -.
ties June /. Ait Mcrtcll is a registered
pharmacist of n years experience. and
Tor the last SIS years has been cun'
ncctcd with large drug concerns In III
Paao and la1t with Scott. White a Com.
pany. Mrs. Mcrtcll viii arrive from
II pafu within a few dnyr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
COLBY. FORMER CITY
JUDGE, NOW MANAGER

J. G.. Colby hlg been appointed city
manager by iho city commission and
has taken charge e. sac of;l,c. We has
been assisting IN the Office Of city SCI
rotary for some weeks. Mr. Colby was
city secretary and corporation judge
preceding thu administration of Judgc
4. \. Mckinnon. At the expiration oi
his torn uf service with the city. h.
became interested In the automobile bus
incsg at Pampa and has been in that
city for more than year.
Amarillo hss hc,u without a city man
ag,r Tor about iva months, since the
resignation IT sam u. Motluw from that
petition. when took cNrct apri /. FcliN
phi'lips has been filling the position
Temporarily since that date.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
Warranty Deed.

J. q. Hidinr a. \. l.. Riding. lots
and =, bl"ck g.. g. a $. Consideration
$500.
John Does to ! u. Mckinney. lot .
block iNa. rlcmuas addition. Cousii
Grafton si.50o.
"a. n. Cooper to Airs Matte 4. Rush
let !. ME- I. bloci, ioi. Plcmons add
tion. Confederation 81.
Mary NJ Kerr to =. r. Hankston. 10
n. block :. s. 8 Confederation Sl.oan
Gco/ James e. J. q. Dousc. lot q
block s3i. Plcmons addition. Consil
Grafton $4,000
George " Ernest tn Mrs J. II. Bun
tin. lot &. huck ~. Hughes addition
Confederation Sl.s5a.
Mrchanlr's Lien.
Z. NJ. Thomson 90 Jack Goddard
lot I. hvrk liN. Hughes addition con
sidcratlon Si.eoo
Transfer.
MARI 7. punsie Ia " n Mastefson
bits s.ioii-le. hl~k ~. Mirror add
ton. Confederation Ss.s0o
q. h Giivin io United savings Blnf
lots and p. block 2fS Plcmons ad,lI
tion. Consideration s2.550.
7. W Packet io Edith NJ stephen
son. part Il block "a. ri,mons add
tior. Confederation ss.o0o.
lack Go.ldard o. United Saving
BANK. b., T. hlo,k IT'S. Hughes add
tlon. Consideration g. ioo.
Fewer 81 ,itarnry.
United states tslclily 10 Georgc
Williams ct al.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
Whiting NInllrr Here.

Fred T. Gricn II McAllcn. Texas. Tor
merry superintendent q the city Ligh
a Water Company of Amarillo. II here
visiting hir mother. Mry Kate $. llricn
So3 Taylor street. Mr. -:ricn is ON hi
return trip from Pasadena. cal, whcr'
h. attended a national convention al
electric ih;hi men May IS To 90. lie ar
rived here Wednesday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
Lambs W. GiiLEDGE CASE
BEING TRIED IN COt MY COT Rf

Tho ease OF T. l.. lands vs. Susan
4. Gull,dgc. suit for alleged debt which
courImcd a major portion of the day
In county court Yesterday, viii he com
plctcd this morning. County Judge RAY
G. johnson naid las, night. The cajc
u bcing tried by Jury.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
HOME Peoples TEST
IS READY TO DRILL

Dr,nilr have been completed Tor the
resumption of drilling at the Home Pco.
plcr' tcft IN lin county. u miles west
cf Memphis. according to &. ". Cardcr
Nicc-presidcnt uf the company who re-.
turned from Memphis Yesterday.
\ test of the rand reported several
weeks ago when drilling was stopped
viii he made Immediately. Mr. Cardcr
Clid.
The company was recently re.urgan
tied and The capital stock Increased
from $4,000 a. Si5o.oOO The block Ut.
fcred for sale has been subscribed. It is
reported.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
Would Cut Presidents
Annual Pay To $4,000

WARRINGTON. June IA hill pro.
,itling for reduction Of the salary Of the
president ~ thc United Siatcs from >;j..
900 10 Sj0.oo0 year was introduced hy
senator smith. democrat. of Georgia.
Senator Smith also introduced rcsolu.
ton proposing an amendment e. the
contribution which would limit the pres.
idcni 10 onr term of six years.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
STIFF JOINTS
SORE MUSCLES
n3hel W ouiekly uadsr The ssotaipa.
Psnetrsting Application %
nsmiln's Wizard %

In cases Of rheumatism and lame
back Il penetrates quickly. drives out
soreness. and limbers up stiff. aching
ioiais and muscles
Wizard Oil is an absolutely .reH-
able. antiseptic application for cuts.
burma. bites, aud stings Sprains and
bruises heal readily under its sooth-
ing, penetrating qualities.
., Get u from druggists for 80 eents
II not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back
Ever constipated or have alex
headachel : Just try Wizard Liver
Whips. pleasant little pink pilia q
penth Guaranteed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
now ARD GETuRNs FROM
FUNERiI. or IiIS FATHER

~ u. Howard of iGin Pierre, street
IN" returned from Maryvillc. Mo.
whore h. was called un accr;ini ~ the
death ~ his father
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
Mrs. Chltwood Here.

Mrs Ida Chitwood at Clarendon.
demonstration for Donlcy county. was
here attending the ranhandlcl'lains
Chamber Of Commerce annual mecting
Yesterday. .A@se
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04

Ry tho usc of "a drAc1tc apparatus
which DE- invented. q Russian sCieniig,
har shown that lirht waves exert a
m asurahls mechanical pressure.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
MARC0N| BROTHERS WILL
APPEAR At ELKs DANCE

Mawuni Brothers. star accordion
players who make records f1r the Col.
umhin Graphophunc Company and are
Appearing on the I'm al the Dcandi
th"aicr viii De- an added attraction a,
ih' dance ~ the Els Home tunigh'.
The. noted musicians viii go to tho
Ems bali room. following the clos. II
their program 40 the th,atcr aud will
remain until the dance b. over.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04

MI MILAN. GEORGETTE AND
TRiNSPiRkNT HATS vt HALE
PRICE-TiiE LITTLE GRAY IIAT
SIIOP.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04

o SHOES, high Shoes black. button sBd
lace valucs ssO0 $1,000 ...,...........,....e JDJ
a' {"
LOW SHOES.
Edwin tpp, caon. lkcn. Packard and fiorseims .SJ55
rrokcn Sizes. wv
lot Of Emcron AMI racka', calf kangaroo. vc
all aSN Values ca siSGo. .sa0J
Ir,krn Sizes. ftt"
Spring shocs arrivals, all feathers nh lists. $3.50
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-29
LOCAL BREVITIES
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 T. E. Pollock spent Tuesday in Ash Fork, loading sheep.
 w. s. Beard has a new truck fol use on his mail route to Tuba City.
 Billy Phillips, of Needles, was in town on Wednesday for short Visits with Loren Cress and other friends here.
 Miss Virginia Cartwright, sister of Mrs. c. M. Archer, who has been here for a couple of weeks, visiting, will return to her home in Los Angeles next week.
 Carl Dickinson came in from the Apache Maid ranch on Wednesday af. ter supplies and to get his Stutz car which he will drive back home by way of Ash Fork.
 Jack Crabb shipped a carload oi calves to Phoenix Tuesday. The D K outfit have been cutting down theil years increase to prevent overstock. ing the range.
 Mrs. A. Schreffler, who has beer visiting her sister, Mrs. l.. NJ. Breen and other relatives in Flagstaff the past month, left Thursday morning for her home in Kankakee, Ill.
 The City Drug store is installing g new soda fountain, and Manager Ross Denman says he'll soon be serving the most deliciousist cream, syrup and soda confections ever deglutited.
 Mrs. Charlie Larson came up from Williams on Wednesday afternoon to be with her handsome husband during some of the later days of his winning campaign for the state senatorship.
 R. c. ("Dick") Jones, who has been spending the past few weeks in Phoe- nix, returned Tuesday in order to be present among those who will scatter their votes across the big ticket next Tuesday.
 Jack Smith is in this week from his ranch on Oak Creek. He says it is still summer down there and all is quiet, except when bunch of candi- dates stir things up on their way through.
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-29

MT. and Mrs. w. s. Borum went to Leupp and beyond on Sunday, return ing Monday.
 Fred J. Lusk left on Tuesday for Kingman and one or two other points west, on few days business trip.
 c. T. Woolfolk went to Grand Can yon on Thursday, to be gone for a couple of days. He spent Wednesday in Winslow.
 MT. Thompson, assistant tax agent of the Santa Fe, of Los Angeles, spent day or so in Flagstaff the last of last week.
 Charlie Heisser went to Spring Val ley with lot of candidates Monday night to see how they look on the po- litical rostrum.
 J. w. Etter, the Dead Mans Flat ranchman, was in town first of the week trying to find out if the weather man really means to start winter1ight now.
 Superior Court Judge J. E. Jones spent several days of last week and this week in Phoenix, where he occu- pied the bench for one of the Mari copa county judges.
 John Zalaha, general manager of the industries at Cooley, who has been here for week on business, plans re- turning tomorrow. Mrs. Zalaha and the children will remain here for week longer.
 Henderson Stockton; the Phoenix of orr,x,a1 hann T,,a,Ia,, <r~ pore over few legal matters with local attorneys and to address the democrats at their local rally on Tues day night. Henderson says that one of these days he's going to buy or build him home up here.
 Joseph c. Brown, only brother of J. C. Brown, proprietor of the news stand, who had been here for week visiting, left Saturday to return to his home in Camden, N. J., where he is passenger yardmaster of the Pennsyl- vania R. R. This was his first visit here, and though the weather was bad during his entire stay, he went away enthusiastic over this country, prom ising to come back next year with his family for longer visit.
 Joe Schmidt, George Negray, Si Lawhead and H. s. Gilmer went to Lake Mary after ducks the first of the week. They came away with nearly thirty. Negray and Lawhead tipped their canoe over and did lit- tie unscheduled ducking. Negray, to prove himself the all-around unluck- jest guy in the bunch, stuck the mug gle of his gun in the mud, then fired it, the result being an explosion in said muzzle that made it look like an elssssic fan.
 J. H. O'Riley, president of the Ari- zona Life Insurance company of Phoe- nix, was in Flagstaff the latter part of last week looking up men and bus mess for his company. Joe O'Riley is one of the best insurance men in the business in the west. The Arizona Life is the second company of this kind he has organized within the past few years in the Southwest and the new company is live, husky young ster with an outlook for a brilliant success.
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-29

H. L. Tepe, assistant cashier of the Citizens bank, and his family, will go to Phoenix the middle of next week. MT. Tepe is delegate from the Fed erated church Sunday school to the State Sunday School convention. His family will remain in Phoenix for the balance of the winter.
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-29

Roger Morse, of the Citizens bank, who is relieving cashier Scoville, of the Citizens bank at Williams for a month, was home oyer the weekend.
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-29

R. Tom Brown is preparing to take up his residence on the desert near Castle Hot Springs soon, to sorter be neighborly with his bands of sheep.