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The daily morning oasis., 1920-01-25
METHODIST CHURCH

Services Sunday January rs, as
follows: 10 a. m.-Sunday School,
Mr.. E. r. Purdum, Supt. At the
closing exercises there will be rem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-14
SENATE HOLDS FATE
1F REPEAL LEGISLATION
House Passes Volstead Resolution
Curtailing Most War
Time Laws.

Speculation today as to its probable
fate in the Senate followed the pass
are in the House late yesterday with
cut an opposing vote OF the volstead
resolution repeating most OF the war
time legislation. The repeal measure
was broadened at the last moment by
the adoption Of an amendment in
Guiding the Lever food control act.
Az it gees before the Senate, the
measure would leave in operation
only the trading with.tne-en ne s,a act
ures dealing with issuance or liberty
and victory bonds. and the District OF
Columbia rent act.
In urging the inclusion Of the Lever
food control act, Representative HUG
.aThe Lever act makes 1t possible for
the Department of Justice to inter-
fere in any strike dealing with 1000
fuel or transportation, SAID MT. dou
dieston. rs the House willing TO
stand on record as opposed 10 str'heS
in time of peace? -,
The amendment which covers all
provisions of the food control act'
with the exception OF the sectlon
Iating to rents in the DISTRICT OF
Columbia, was offered by Represent.
alive Bland, republican, Indiana Il
was carried by a vote of 179 to 49,:
The resolution declares any act VI
Congress- that by it's terms IS IN 1orCo
only during the existence OF q $40
Of war and a limited time tnei .a.ed
shall be construed and administered
as if the present war terminated on
the date which this resolution becomes
effective" .+;-
The measure as adopted IS practi-
cally identical with that passed oy
Coneress inst before the adjournment
Of the last session and vetoed by
President Wilson.
Republican leaders of the House as.
serted that adoption of the resolo'ion
was one of the first steps taken ~
the republican majority to fulfill the
camnaien pledge to put the country
on a peace-time basis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-14
THE WEATHER.

District. of Columbia, fair and colder
tonight and tomorrow; lowest tempera-
ture tonight slightly above reezlns
westery gales, diminishing.
: Maryland, generally fair ana coioef
tonixht and tomorrow; except snow IN
the mountains tonight; southwest anu
west gales, diminishing.
Virginia. fair and colder tonlgnt ano
tomorrow: southwest and west gales
diminishing. s..
west Virginia. cloudy and coaoef 10
night. probably snow in the mountains
tomorrow fair and colder.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
Temperature- pm. SO; pm, 81
IL midnight, 81; am, So a-m'' o2 ;
noon, 68 On m
Barometer-4 pm, 30.05;S pm. 1888
II midnight, 1888: am. 29.S7 a-m.'
29.4S; noon. 29.3S.
Highest temperature. IS, occurred at
noon today. Lowest temperature 49, oc-
Cured at 10:45 pm. yesterday.
Temperature same date last year
Hishest, so; lowest, q.
Condition Of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water
ut am: Great Falls-Temperature,
as, condition, 49,
Up-River Waters
HARPERS FERRY. w. Va, Decem-
her 1.-THE Potomac and Shenandoah
rivers were both clear this morning.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-14
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported to
tho health department within the last twenty
four hours:
John August William ana Katherine Ludke.
boy.
r. Sothern and Eva r. Anderson. girl.
Charles T. and Netue Terry. boy
RALPH 3. and Mary A. Wershing. boy.
Paul and Anna F. Arendes, girl.
Alfred Z. and Eva H. johnson, boy
Louis and Antonetta Marthen. boy.
Walter Stephen and Anna Vivian Massey.
girl.
John W. and Mabel NJ. Sullivan, girl.
Eugene W. and Edith Bond. boy.
Joseph Francis and Mary Pansy Ludwig. girl.
girl.
Francis Paul and Matte Sue De Blast. boy.
Russell o. and Edna Kluge, girl.
Jennings and Eda Emily Bynum. boy.
Hermann Charles and Celestine Antoinette
Schmidt girl
John James and Ethel La verna Luddy. boy.
Evarhardus Theodorus Petres and Elizabeth
Otte boy.
Clarence and Ellen Chandler girl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-14

Miss Alice Daniel and Misc as;,.;.
Fisher of Murphysboro, M. have hann
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs w. M. Geddes
Tor week. Mrs. Geddes ENTERTAINERS
party in their honor at the Anna
Case Convent Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-14
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses hare been issued to the
following:
William s. Pierre and Martha A. Bolden-
David N. Petit and Dorothy e. Can't.
James N. MaricIe Of Middlebury, KY, and
Victoria A. Stokes Of Front Royal Va.
Augustus Atkins and Carrie Williams.
Lindell G. Darrah of Pocatello, Idaho, and
Norma c. johnson Of Baltimore. Nd.
Henry Smith of Lanham, Nd, and Mary r.
Betters Of this city.
James L. Young and Annie King.
Claude p. Parks and Lettie NJ. Underwood
both Of Richmond. Va.
Maurice D. Smith and Georgia A. Leftwich.
Enoch Shankin and Genevieve Carter
Michael D. Tassa and Ma ME P. Knott.
Peter Pantenis and Rose Miller.
Milton Il. Jett and Francelia l.. Hoibrook.
James l.. Howes Of Germantown, Mo-, ana
Anna C. Duvall Of this city.
Robert f. Yancey of Culpeper. Va, and Lora
P. Smith Of Chicago, Ill.
Joseph Spano and Maud NJ. Kidney.
Joh@ p. Sweeney and Marguerite D.
Cameron.
George B. Reid of Franktown,- Va. and
Helen o. Bloxom OF this city.
George q. Quinn and Louisa T. Lenno1.
william Bowers and Rachel Prince, both Of
Stafford county. Va.
John w. Daily Of this city ana Dora l..
Leonard Of Cumberland, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-14
College Musical Club
Attracts Younger Set

One Of the social events of Christ
mas week to which the younger set
is looking forward is the concert and
dance of the combined musical CLUBS
of the Massachusetts, Institute of
Technology. to be given at Rauscher's
on the evening Of December 80. AL
though the clubs, which include the
banjo, mandolin and glee clubs of the
institute, make q Christmas tour each
year, this will be the first time they
have come to Washington. Other
concerts are to be given in Boston,
Brooklyn and Philadelphia The list
of patronesses for the Washington
concert and dance is now being pre-
pared, and will be announced in a
few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-14
d kuffold played the "Lohengrinr wed.

dk,u EURO played the "Lohengrin" we'd
The bride was charming in a gown
OF Midnight blue satin and picture
W ~. OF black lace and panne velvet.
ner DouQuet was a lovely cluster of
s"eetneart roses and orchids
vx,:n iter the reception DR.. and Mrs.
willard left for a wedding trip south.
tne bride wearing a suit Of tan velour
.rimmeo in Australian opossum and
hat TO match. They will be at
nome nome TO their friends January l at
The Women's Alliance of All Souls
church Will conduct Christmas sale
~ connection with a tea to be given
FRIDAY afternoon at the Unitarian
P I,ouse, 17ss Columbia road. Mrs.
sisted by Mrs. Joseph Stewart, MRS.
". f. HiHebrand, Mrs. j. e. Jones.
mrs: George F. Author and Miss Jane
students Of all departments of
oeen invited to attend a reception to
De given by Mu Chapter Of kappa
Seta Fl Legal Sorority, from until
II O'Clock tomorrow evening at Sigma
NJ Fraternity House, 1888 N street
The Mu Phi Epsilon National Musi-
cal sorority gave tea Sunday after
noon at the Washington College Of
Music in honor Of its patrons and
patroneSses and the faculty Of the col
lege. me chapter rooms were beauti.
tuiiy decorated with everereens and
CUT movers. and the lighting effect was
carried out in old rose The guests
were received by the chapter oficers
neaoed by Miss Dorothy McCauley. the
pIesident. Assisting at the tea tables
we're mrs. Newton D. Baker. Mrs
lano. w. w. De-
The sorority is giving the second Of
us series of concerts on Friday even
ing, december II. with Mr.. lie Roy
a wIs as the guest Of honor. On De-
d e ~ the chapter will hold a
MI. and Mrs. Abb Lands Of Nash
ville: Tenn. have taken an apartment
at the Highlands for the season and
nave their family with them.
Miss Alice Daniel and Miss M,nn;a
FISHER Of Murphysboro, Ill, have been
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Geddes
Tor week. Mrs. Geddes entertained
parry IN their honor at the Anna
The marriage Of Miss Therena Man.
nlng, formerly of Elmira, N. Y. to
Mr. Searcy Giles took place Sunday.
december IL, at the home ar the
brides uncle, Mr. and Mrs. EranL
Ayers. 627 North Carolina. avenue
southeast. the Rev. J. Franklin Byrne
officiating.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-14

MI. and Mrs. Abb Lands Of NASH.
Viile: Tenn. have taken an apartment
at the Highlands for the season and
nave their family with them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-14
GALVESTON STRIKE ENDS.

GALVESTON, Tex, December IL
Settlement of the dockworkers' strike
on the Mallory Line docks here was
effected yesterday afternoon, when an
agreement was signed providing for
the men to go back to work We'd
nesday at a scale of 81 cents an hour
straight time and 81 on hour over
time. The old scale was 90 and 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-14
POPE H0N0RS MERCER.
Cordially Greets Primate of Bel
GUM at Special Reception.

ROME. December 1a--Cardinal Mer-
cier. primate of Belgium. was receiv.
cd by Pope Benedict today. the meet
ing between the two being of a mos,
touching character. After the cardinal
had kissed the Pope's hand, the pontifI
raised him and embraced him. During
their talk they recalled the vicissi.
tudes through which they had gone
during the last six years and ex-
changed expressions Of hope for the
regeneration OF the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-14
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported te
the health department within the last twenty.
four hours:
william V. Turpin, 90, 6O4 Longfellow street
Mary Q. Linthicum. Sc. Gig LIST street.
Amanda Martin. IS. 1852 9Th street south
west.
James Hunt. 60. s25 26th street
Josephine E. Morrow. 8 months. 900 X
street.
James o. Young, "a, Washington Asylum
Hospital.
Mary Martin. so. Home for Aged and Indrm.
Alexander Bias, 81. st. Elizabeths Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-14
TRAGEDY IN HOME,

ALEXANDRIA, La, December H.
Joseph Spero. local merchant. was
killed and his wife and infant daugh-
ter dangerously wounded by an in
truder. who attacked them with an
ak while they were sleeping. The
woman and baby were said to have
little chance Of recovering.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-14
"AIR HARBoRo BEGUN,

PEACE RIVER, Alberta, December
14.-Work has been begun on an "air
harbor" here, which will form the
southern terminal to the proposed
aerial transportation system into the
Mckenzie oil fields. it was announced
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-14
CR0ATIANS IN PROTEST.

BELGRADE, Jugoslavia. December
1.-THE constituent assembly con-
vened today. the communists attend-
ing with red banner. Stefan Radich,
leader OF the Croatian peasants party.
and the Croatian republican group
were absent as a sign of protest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-14

Adam and Rose Arabian, girl.
Guy Milton and Ella Donohue Davis, hoy.
George 3. and Beatrice c. Fowler. boy.
Williams and Ella Scott. boy.
Robert Lee and CARA Irene Perry. girl
Wflfred and Lula Colston. hoy.
Alphonse and Mary Helen FELTON,, boy.
Horace and Ethel Essex. boy.
William and Annie Curry, boy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-14
FIGHTS LOW GAS RATE.

Appeal of the Muscatine, Iowa, Light
ing Company from the enforcement OF
city ordinance fixing a price Of gas. al
legged to be conf1scatory, was filed today
in the Supreme Court.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-15
Wann'. Phone offsets small. Town
Ilandirap.

Thr telephone aud the pnr,cl post
nIr u0inF wonders for T. = Wann.
genera! merchant IN pcuuot Mimi. .
town With population Of only about
ESQ hu' she center uf rich nrrcu,.
iuul d,.uict Farms are s1 scattered
that hopping in poNut means q long
trim o." w,W uf thr farmers Thus
Wtun hit upul M, idea IT ulillzuS
Telephone aud parcel post
"NIuN times n Co., difficult tn hear
#ur th's. phnBos' sans Wunn. $50
when I receive nn orlc. I Immediately
r,p o. q. thu customer. Even then
thor uJE D." m. '1k,s go with every
uI'iHg' snnd note saving TINT
uu1, DO. 'r'yr hnf Bacon filled correct.
lF a. mot u.t Tho coo, TONER tu tDlc.
uIuu. W" H' 1uU". 300 thrt I may make
ihr necessary corrections Tlia shows
th.n 1m anxious Co. please them.
Iul 20 mot only holds mv I'D customers.
lD' uurs BOO arW uu,s right along +"
NlHu hrs learned MANY things
about tho wrv farmers buy sine. he
"n'Nu. ad tLm Go hop with him.
f'r instance o., utya he has found
thHt Do rIrf in HHV nationally ndyor.
'..rd brand. Oh. gluds. because farmers
today 1u reading extensively and
DO. r ''d,r sbu. u ference EOS
known brand.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-15
TELL UNCLE SAN

The department Of iusticc in.
viicS couSumors to protect them
selves against profitccrS in coal.
II hat notified an district atto.
ncys to use the Lover law against
coal prolitccrS.
There are many accusation,
against the department Of us'irr.
but lately II ha, rather di,im
gUishcd itself by the character
and scope Of its auti.proiilccrnc
activities.
There was William T.. Wool
tlc wool millionaire. who gol INTO
the clutches of tho law and j, not
yet quite ont of them
There j. Murphy. Tammrv
Hall leader WHO B, confronting
difficulties ON acrouni o' iurunc
.nN matters
There is the Weed firm Hire
.."'''''''' ~ !" WIZ" " N''.'. ~
NV ,"' l''"''''''I' lH' "n' ,.' "',.
CTS 'h'p"l'N' ''''' y ' ".'''
.cr, an wearing apparel who u.r
'n. ] N''''"
mere are '"' iIIdI'i'"ru''. ''''.
1g"''''' '"' l'h'rN col lh' hlg 'lnl.
hH arm department 'i"" n''l''
100 ~" ORR
\ '"il dealer NAV h' q Nr'N
''''''' 'n'''Ni'i' '"'.n'i'" B." d
'''I % '''I consumer hui ,onn''rd
'' 'N' I''s'i "I n'I' San. e.
,'llm,n' 'i justice. hacked hy
I.I'i'l grand ana p.'u lulirN' i"i
'fal w''i>'l.I>' i'd'r'i l'|g'' wrd
''''l"I Prosecutors. l.. De- nos poI'n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-15
VIZ NEFF'N LIND PLlNh

Mr. Nrft explained hi> land tex
plank by saving there are several
ron.rosidcniS who own tracts a.
land in Texas above million acre,
each. One man who live, in the
north owns three million acres 81
new land in Texas. which he i,
not living on. cultiyating nor
using except holding for snarnla
Tive purposes. and another - hoId.
ing enough Tor such ~ farming 90
grazing, 10 sell IN Tcvp, larger
than the state of Rhode island
Ehirh be- j. holding tor >poaula.
ton. Mr.. \,ft wants law that
viii fore" non.rcNIdcutS who own
more than = million acre, nd 1It
not using them far some purpo,.
Such H. farming or grazing 10 sci
same. w matter how much thrt
own. If they live IT, Texas. d,
would exempt them from The law
To say the least. his hand plank .
bard to understand and would hp
impossible io execute. -pluiuyirW
News.
Was the llogg alien land Laws
hard 10 understand. or impos,i
bic 20 execute The llogg alier
land law. which no legislator las
Vet had the temrrity TO have r,'
pealed. applies 10 foreigner, Tic
Neff land plank applies To non
residents of Texas. II TcXaS J. O
good enough state ~ which 10 owl
property. II l. a good enough
state IN which to live. Al lcas
the nonresident may b. comprIlr,
20 improve M, TcNa, land. and ~"
lct il increase in value ~ the cy
pcn,r of surrounding TcXa, land
owners.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-15
"Flow ertcria" in o. Paso Proves
P0pular.

Letting the puhlir mnEo its Owl
rhoir. ~ flower. ard pay ior them hy
dropping coins in hux 1' the on.
uan'' Co a p.rgoll inside tho store hr-
..ngird out ih' Elitr Pharmacy 81 a.
POGO. Tex. for reputation ~ doing
.H. usual thing
The pergnin situated ~ one side Of
fh. tore. hls an o,orgr0Wfh % 'rim.
a.u rambler with artificial tiuD .
Among which 'r. d0zcns OF small TUBES
lH,d With water containing roses nnd
-1aaui flower. ~ the entrance 60
th' rffgTit b. o. Dnrd vhi,h reads
ppN'T Ypi- VAST 4 Ei'TTpN.
HOLE OR cui:sAGE upi'QtiTf
fiH. r0tr nr cluster ~ them
from uur i1Nuri1nI shfulhry and
uI.r 90 ''nU boz th, ,Hiu hns fur
srfh nower yuu take.
EHfHHilf. thrlt,rg0srs and others
nu p.,nfur" ifuf could hardly r'sir
tho Invitation to h'ip themselves. with
the result that tt' 'uin bos Wla lad
down. not "a msnti0n the -alDs that
tHOk placf after one entered the per.
g1.i and perceived the high.hack stalls
win glay' topped tables which held
yfirE tAY.YiIi,s and bon hons
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-15

.i.i lpuki"E woman
"S,nd around that hudson coupe u'
.l.u 'h. E.spN touring ,pr fur % dem.
uu~tuti'u SUNDAY 90 D. 900. Goo my
huu, requests M, uuNt ,us,ru'.
Two hal,s ,I hoy and hundred
.tHu remarked tbv gent with tu.
diamond h1p-,shur pm
"rvp hundred pounds of sugar hD.
tore o mt. afternoon says mo gr1
.r u hr hu.ic, iu amt uui again
Diversified lines eft ARTICLES handle
.ru brought Co. what mathematician
i'Im ,h, nth degree 900 the HI7ly uua
tn. where Manager l,uWuud believes
that Dos DurN,ug Euud- which nrr iN
l,mnud ,,u, uuu in town into hi. '
uhIi.lW'ut
l'nt huW d.rs licuvo,u s.ll yull and
uulumub.H-, let ulou, has and sIrIr
~" has Ju agreement with th. liiyl'
tom Mercantile eco, inuud. ct hy The fam
DIS whi.h als, urgauiy,d "a, diu-
tore. hy which tho mercantile concern
gives pruupt attention tu IN" cont
hay. i,o and feed husiues TIA, cum,.
o. thu drug store.
J Automobiles
I .N,.Iluul Harry psiuus h.ull..
'h.s us % s.1.luu. u.lufug considerable.
" his time Co.. th, putting uut 90 Hut
.u IHd Gs..s ',ts iu ih, northeast lH
pant Of l''us,'yuru tie BE- m chars,
~ th" irv insurance work llsu and
.unl,H after compensation. Inability 1.
'iu'n' huIrl.r pIItr glass aud 'nt
other classes '' insurance
THE 'uaI ,.w.a bon u,,lusp Manager
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-15
Captivating Advertising Coal lee Hay aud >uio NJ sold u

Capitalifng Past Advertising sue.
Ce~se~.
Ahult wear ago the young woman
Nho handles th, ADVERTISING in coop.
Grafton with Dudley Y Sacit2,r ~ the
M.Clrmi,a Slcltzor Co.. l,"ddinL. 't,-
tu.ut. h.glu To- c1pitlli1" inlormt.
tiun she WIS securing from the buyers
~ tho stare In regard To- what o. adj
,,rt.sr. NuW she has q card system.
indr..d iv months whirh D. growing
nuic h,rfm 'n'h vohr and ench
r.rfh.
This store b. very liberal 1dyorti~.
no. md draws business from interior
point. u uses four principal m'.
uuus l.oc'l ncwspap"r, newspapers
% other sections tributary to E"diiug.
'r,IuM letters and circulars
a "dup." sheet h. made up for each
north oft the year In the start this
Wus the chief SQUIRE IT information a.
t1 Timely tnd Otherwise desirable mor.
hlrdisr fo ady,riis, tn" sheet tor
p,ioh,r. for instance would hotnken
a. nll vt the buyers and tho manager
Ui tho store. Each was nfE,d 90 suh.
NINN NN'.|N" az HfNNN.N ~ NN' ~. IiNNNN'fNf O
during that month. As this iuturmI.
iun vus received each line ot mcr.
'hlndiU was given space IN the fist
column This u viii b. noticed ~ un.
Rec thr lurll Newspaper heading Tor
90 linrr advertised ar, advertised there
primarily Then the manager and IN"
young woman PIN other methods Tor
those Ines which are io Boz advertised
900 other ways
Tho implements o. will be- noticed
are 90 10, advertised Doe news papers 90
/ DO, tributary town.. Underwear gets
circular campaign io back zap th"
urv .nIpors - de- shuos This I'M
,lud,s Manufacturers literature Fu.
and Ellis shirts get personal l'tt'',
special .rloct'd Dot helng used. Heat
ug stoves also grt into tine other news,
papers.
Aftr, the months rumpim is end
20 The contents ,i this sheet go ont,
,ufd iu two ways First. the lines
uyon the advertising munagcr are cop
| ~ en- Co. cards With the department
| iumhor az the top. They are then fll
! u h'hind the index marked "Ocrp
! l,is Net U,iohsr Wh'n tho buyer
! .ro sought tor moi,hlndis. o. ldy,r
| ..' tho cIris viii help them think 81
n,s And thtte cards supplemented
| H ,fh'r- added Tho yuuur Wmlr
! be. consulted advertisements m ti'
! large oty papers. mail advertising. 60.
,'n ii"as from huyoyIs verbally and
| rom other fuurcrr has obtained ya
! u'tN each department. lines hcirl
.'pt soeroTatcd hut behind tho proper
MONTHLY iHd'N card ln this way Their.
II iha little chance 81 q line boing neg
| loHtcd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-15
BUSINESS STSpEyDS

Cuisines firms Of Amarillo arc
20 close for ono hour during ~
revival which j. IN progr,s, In tho
iabernaele on the corner or EielI
mi Polk streets.
That the Rev. Burke Cr'p.prar
: doing a tremendous amount ~
''ood among the'pcople Of The city.
u is fitting that busineSs should
q suhoriinsied 70 higher thing.
nd the closing Of the Sior.s II.
imarillo is one Of the Indications
hat Amarillo. after 40. isn't half
I'D" as tcwn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-15
||s "a MBUS1NESS
||NN ~ SCOLUMN ~
HIN N EDITED BY MANSFIELD r HOUSE c-'~,.0
IA 4 -

In this column which twice week Will an,
ana husi
4e u,ouau neal n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-15
DEFINITE CAR SCHEDULE
BEING PLANNED BY CITY.
FOUR TRANS At PRESENT

s definite schedule for tho reluvcn
lf.I street. UIr system lH being
PLANNED cans 4rs running unu-unll,
regularly rov. according 90 city Man.
l-.r j. q. Co.hy. bit 10 b. hoped &
u o.. H ah,iu'. POI that the publ.
$40 snnv .1at when nrs VIII pass Ger
tain places
T.rnu.. plans esu for fifteen min.
rt. -.isI.. around no blz l0.p which
t.. recently completed four ears u
.n ur.I.frI Iu HI l.crIuss ~ fh'
rr. fr.... DO i. believed that 90 wil.
luua HlIa o. ruu carr bath way.
Il roE .a-ts 90 fH plan f1r ans sSf
f.gI D, injecting D Dlru''tlUus boz fh'
HI..rlHs rr#f.,r.