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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-06-24
Local News

For SaIe--3 young sow pigs. 5. =.
Herrick.-adv. AID
Milton Rions of Owatonna, Mimi,
is visiting in the city.
Miss Grace Lusk is home from her
school at Sioux City, la.
AUTO LIVERY Service day and
night. Call phone 389.--aa 16)
Professor VIM. Lusk, of lthica, n
Y, spent Sunday with relatives here.
James Stout and Jack Clark, of
Clear Lake, visited friends in the city
Sunday.
VIM. Wells, who has been attending
the university at Madison, returned
home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Watson and
children returned to their home at
Poynette Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Mcmillan returned home
Friday from two weeks visit with
relatives at Thompson, N. d.
Miss Myrtle West of st. Paul visit
ed her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Green
West, from Tuesday until today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Munroe and
daughter, Miss Fern, returned to
their home at Ladysmith Saturday.
Plan to attend the dance in The
Prescott Pavilion Friday, June 25.
Music by Little Johnnies' Orchestra.
adv. 40
Several farmers from this vicinity
report evidences of light frost dur
ing the cold nights of the iirsc pat
CT Tie week.
]. w. Allard has in some new wool
sweaters. If You are thinking of MAJ
ing such a purchase we would like TO
show you ours.-adv. lib
Mrs. Herbert Bailey, OF Twin Falls,
Idaho. arrived yesterday for a visi5
with her sister, Mrs. VIM. Currier.
and brother, James Ewart.
DIR. Schools, Foot Specialist, will be
at Wadsworth's Shoe Store Wednes-
day, June 80. Don't forget the date.
Bring your foot tr0ubles.-adv. GO
DR.. and Mrs. Max Cores and child
rem, John and Miss Maxine, of kiel,
arrived Monday for visit at the
home of Mrs. Cores parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. G. Nicholson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Cox and child
rem, Marian, Marjorie, Eleanore and
Dean, of Fairmont, Mimi, arrived
her last Thursday for visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Peterson.
PARK PAVILION (Ellsworth)
| Dance Schedule-Married Peoples
Dance, July 16; Regular Dances, July
%, August 6, August 20, September
3. September II, September % and "a.
| adv.
The River Falls Floral Co. will Off
err 500 large geranium plants, which
we're 25c to Csc apiece, at sacrifice
price of 10c to 15c each, in front OF
the F. & nj. Bank Saturday, June &c.
Sale commences at 10 a. M. You will
never get such a chance again.-adv.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-06-24

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nj. Wiesenthal and
daughters, Misses Jennie and Ella, of
st. Paul spent Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis johnson.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-06-24

Nh. and Mrs. Mat. Burrow Of Wau-
kesha arrived here Saturday for a
weeks visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Mclaughlin.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-06-24

Are you looking for a farm? See
my list of farms before you buy.
have some bargains. S. L. kraIth.
adv. t10-tf)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19
RENE WED
AUTOMOBILES

Five 1920 Ford passenger. new.
never been run by rail from Ford No
home your own car.
Five 1920 Ford Sedans coupes roadster
and chassis, new, never used factory
One 1920 Famous one ton truck in
ternal gear driven. Lvcoming meter
repainted. perfect condition
1917 Ford Sedan. Grey Davis electric
starter rehnished. seat covers. excel
1918 Ford ) passenger Grey Davis
starter. kouped winter ton all glass
extras, this job looks like new and stuns
better
1918 REQ six cylinder. : passenger
with factory all glass winter top with
removable sides. rehnished. reconstruct
ed. all new cord tires. one extra biggest
bargain in town.
extension, Will stand a little mechani-
Above cars carry our usual quaran-
tee Your car in trade Diamonds or
time payments If desired.
1915 Saxon roadster. electric starter.
forr brand new Cord tires, closed cab
and platform body with stock racks
oyerhauled and repa inted.
1920 Ford. five passenger. electric
starter four now tires. demountable
rims, one extra tire re1nished to suit
1920 Ford Sedan. electric starter. de-
mountable rims. one extra tire, cannot
be told from new
Three 1919 Fords. five passenger. re-
finished. in excellent condition, electric
starter and many other extras
One 1919 Saxon SIX cylinder pas
scngcr. runs and looks like new.
1918 Ford one ton truck. express bod
and cab overhauled and repainted worm
drive
TWO 1918 Fords passenger. re-
finished mechanically perfect with
iai7 Ford roadster nearly new tires.
perfect running condition will rchnish
1918 Ford light delivery with cab and
express body. new tires and in perfect
running condition.
1917 six cylinder Jeffrey equipped
with S2S5 Bosch magnetic. electric
starter nearly new tires. one extra new
ton and refnished in a chocolate brown
with back tenders. runs and looks as
good as new.
1917 49c Chevrolet. passenger. good
tires one extra. demounta BILE rims re-
finished turquois blue. bordered with
black stripe edged with white. the
classiest Job in town
Three 1917 Ford. ) passengers with
good tires, shock absorbers and many
other extras. wonderful buys
HAMMOND AUTO TOP PAINT CO.
49o Holman St. Hammond.
Phone 347I
rNDIANA'S LARGEST USED CAR
DEALERS
s-1s-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
N THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF GEORGE HoLTsLANDER, De
CEASED NO 227I
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed Administrator
or said Estate. BY the Judge or the Lake
Superior Court
SAID Estate is supposed ia be solvent
MERIT r. METZ
Administrator
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19
African sIrd Sweet sInaer.

The Cape canary is the only native
bird OF Africa that is well known foe
his sweet and continuous song. He 10
70 be found even In the Orange River
colony. which is otherwise devoid of
song birds.
Japanese Women and Literature.
II is TO the Japanese women that the
japanese language owes much Of the
progress 1t mas made during the last
century. She was OF old forbidden to
study the Chinese language, which was
considered the exclusive monopoly of
men. The japanese women took hold
OF their native tongue and we're soon
at the head Of the literary movement
of their country.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS THE TINES ARE WORTH TRYING"
700 LEo " wEEELER ET

4F-V- LIZ ". " n EafllSf4E- r q. a ~
rs. WILLIAM c. HILL EFT. Al
By virtue Of an Order of Sale to me
directed from the Clerk Of the Lake SUI
perior court viii expose to public
sale 10 the highest bidder for cash jan
hand. at the east door Of the Court
House in Crown Point. Indiana on Sal
urday. the 10th day Of July 1920. be
tween the hours Of ten O'Clock A N and
four o'clock r. M. the rents and proits
for period not exceeding seven years
~ the following described real estate
lo VT.
That part ~ Lot Six 60 IN The
fractional southwest quarter or Sec
ton Thirty-Two CS2). Townshlp
Thirty Seven $50 North. Rang
Nine 90. West u the Second Prin-
cipal Meridian. lying east of tho
West Eighteen GS). acres thereof
and west Of the west line a strip
Of land Thirty Three $3.50 feet 10
width. lylns west or and adjoin-
ine the east ten do) acres Of saIa
lot SIX CO. in the County Of LAKE
and State of Indiana
II said rents and prnhtS xiii not sell
for Sufficient sum to SATISFY said d.
cree. interest and costs. will Al the
same time and place offer for sale the
fee simple in and TO said real estate. or
So much thereof as may be sufficient ~
satisfy SAID judgment. interest. cost
and aecruing costs. said sale will be
made without relief from valuation ct
appraisement laws and without redenap-
ton.
Taken as The property of william
HILL Fl AL al the SUIT of Leo "
Wheeler et all
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19
Situation Wanted

POSITION WANTED by stenogra pher
having years high school education
months business college. Address A
1913 care Times Hammond 6-IS-2
PRIVATE switchboard operator will do
relief work during summer months
from 10 o'clock m or including eve
nings if necessary. Phone East Chicago
1870. 6-19-9
WANTED-Smsl sets Of books 10 keep
close and open. experienced. refer
ences. Address A-192 Times Hammond
6-19-3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19
STOP, LOOK, LISTEN

see TINS room modern story and halt
bungalow. Water heat. birch mahogany
trim. built in buffet grin colorado. 6
bedroom closets. cement basement fruit
cabinet laundry tubs and heater Full
screen and storm sash. Lawn flowers.
trees. so TT. lot, 6 minutes to " O..
81 Mlchagen Ave. Hammond Owner.
6-16-4
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19
NOTICE OF HEARrNG-

~ = - IlI1-A fI4NS.
TINS Is 70 advise YOU that hearing on
the petition OF the Northern Indiana Gas
& Electric Company. for authority 70
increase gas rates in Hammond. Whit
ing and East Chicago. our hle No. 1859.
VIII be held Monday June q. 1920 at
1.Se p m AT the Court House Ham
mond. Indiana Commissioner Fred s.
Johnson presiding
Please be governed accordingly
Very truly yours.
CARL H NOTE
Secretary
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19
Wanted to Rent.

WANTED-By young couple. 5 or 4
room fat or cottage. Phone 1854
Hammond. 6-lS-4
WANTED TO RENT-By responsible
party furnished house on or before
Aug. LIST Address Abs Times Ham
mond. 6-1S-3
WANTED TO RENT-Furnished or un-
fornished house on south side within
next SO DAYS. Address A-f97 Times.
Hammond Sis
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19

Don't throw your payer eva,
without reading the want ad psga
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19
Room ana Board.


for boy years. Room
for father. employed. with refined
family Write Times Hammond Box
A-2Ol 6-l9-l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-06
HERE'S A TRIUMPH
OVER PROHIBITION
Science Comes to the Rescue With Something
That's NOT shear Beer"

ton ~ alcohol. I, Is a. unfinished
prod IT,. which fermcnts AFTER
drinking. contains raw" yeast, has
formed no beneficial diastase' dex.
irines aud digestive assiatants' ana
is "a poor imitation, with a very un-
pleasant taste.
Tho ucV discovery. which Is called
"MiNNTHAHA" put mp IN pale ana
special" brands. Digit aud dark. -
hrawsi ut like old fashioned beer,
lat richer. Il Is brewcd nearly per
.cnt alcohol. and with double the rich
body % former beer, then Is iully
lermontcd and ared.
Then comes the miracle. To tako
out the high wines without In any way
ehlneInE the taste. or aroma. To dc
1853 some dil. boil II, scorched the beer.
Md Il took away much OF the rich
Favor. The patent process used IN
lnifhing MlNNEHAHA. uses a vacuum
md the pure high wines. aud nothing
else o. taken out without boiling. so
rot tho best Judges can tell by taste
hat anything has been taken out. he
sides Il is DELIGHTFULLY."- oNhilarating.
SO science has given the world a
drink with ~ the virtues that were
| claimed for old time lager. hut with
non. 81 the objections So now, this
. American dealcoholiyed beer, can b'
drank hv oycry member ~ the family
ana they like Il every month In tn
year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-06
noiURIS CA>SINSIiI MIR
ONN WORST ENEMY

On The Web IT p,eoit" the Edwin
H. rev. pathe feature .huwing tn'iaN 10
the pnndi Theatre. Dolores Iassinolii
s be- uWu greatest enemy. She lies 10
and cheat and dccriycs hcrslf and Oh"
.u.b in which it is accomplished o. N,ig
Hiwplr-fh. snacis tno ruirs.
oddly enough. a. o. Hs the selfish. uu.
afupulous and dcc,.iful sister that Miss
C.rsurli has hrr bigEast opportunity
while the sympathi,s are entirely with
thr sweet and gentle Lucille. Wanda
manages fo hold tbo center of the stage
hs,.lus. u BE- she who w"Iyos the plot
into fascinating bngl, pulling IA.
t.I, ana several others iu.u her wch.
blt nome moro f.cgr,y than herself
An authority un "Whlt Women VIII
Wear N,Nt season" Miss Cassin'lii
iriurs forth several advanced Ttl,s 90
The W,b ~ Deceit" Edwin CarrNr.
unbins h.e debut nr producer after
HHrN wears ~ directing ElN, tn pic
turr bis p'rpuIl attention 900 every 81"
'4I tri tho setting Ir. E'ld Go De-
u.ru,usil, beautiful and lavish
Mitchell Harris popular l,1dius man
eft the legitimate stage. makes his debut
b,f,rr ~ camera on thv rcd, ~ ih" ar.
is th.ru Hush Cameron, Ir1uhlvn
Hanna luI l.'iiy Ford rpmpl't" the
t..f 300 important relies
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-06

In these speedy times. there is no
the power. that gets ahead %, science.
And this tact hes never been SO APPLY
proved. IS In The c..e % tie recent,
visitation OF prohibition.
/ For The time being. after the war
act Of July /. tho brewers were up h.
the ar. and delivered 10 the former
beer drlnAor. the product in use In the
southern states when they trs' went
dry. known a. "no3r bee-.
put very soon science q busy. and
letters patent were !. urf Go cfe man
for pow system, which would do
away with near htrr' frr tl' owners
10 the patent This pat. s, was Issued
by the Uuirl States. july ~. 1919
showing how rapidly ..rn," bad
worked 10 overcome difficulty.
y was the Golden Grain Jl'cc con
pany % Minneapolis, N.-n. which So
cured this pIfor, p 0.gs7 trs'. ard sf
are giving to Oh, world what hey arc
claiming ig an ~ 'hr y.Hr round
irinx-The Great american drink.
they call &c.
To appreciate r's .aN "a discovery
one should know sh-t ...1r h.''' 3.
"Near beer" starts .H t,' making 9
be like beer 10 81 u1'. ..oT o.'r ma
terlals. hn' 1E r"r- as Che Enf' !
added. n IS immediately rng .H.o vat
I a nearly q frr.fIY- temperature. q
prevent Fermentation, aUl g." i0gma
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-06
KEMP-MUNGER- ALLEN DISTRICT AGAIN
INL|MEL|GHTAS RECENT PRODUCER
EXTENDS PROVEN TERRITORY lM|L[

rafy q proven shallow field ihIi
is o. liil, more than two miles l.ns
and ore mile Wide So Oar uo fa'l
urc. have been reported from che
Imm,dI1i, district ana there arn ,N.
c,lloni prospects ihlt ihs viii d'.
ye'lp into o pool similar to th" llol-
ltVau BOO Il-ti1uI County. which
uou hIs % daily afrlce production
nf 5000 barrels and tbe Strlwr
Hrll ir pHlO Pinto County which BE-
0UW ac more frHu 5000 barrels
datly THIS a'.n h true sand
ivst as tbr liu'icm1n and SiraNH
fields. end Cor that reason is mu,
more attractive Tor operations
On %. southwestern part ~ East
nnd County another wildcat D.
shOwiug ouc.hHlf q milo iu inr north
east of the il'hurn wHil of Foster
- 81. which recently tapped nov
Gold o. o. 'ho Ingram farm v'll 81
Ta'l,r - 90 and is >hovig- heavy
gas pressure 90 between .Gnn and
s-eO feet. SEQ 20 coo feet gnnt'
th, Lowell az which ths lliihor
found production NJ is pos .hl'
THAT This is me ouirropriug of th'
sand from ths deeper ply aud that
tho Ingram will rui The same sand
ss the Hilhoru. n So. b. would prove
q very important addition Co thar
district and would considerably ac
CELEBRATE the development program ir
that vicinity
Another fair shallow producer hl-
been completed u the McCulloch
County shallow field. two aud one
half miles west ot Mercury which
has added little new territory "a
that district q Is the White ranch
well 81 \ " Cooper. which g. mJk
ing fifteen Ia twenty barrels at @
depth OF S43 feet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-06
NATIONAL SYSTEM
HIGHWAYS URGED
CONVOY REPORT TO To IIIGIIw iNN
COMMITTEE OUTLINES ROAD
PROBLEMS.
Special to The News

aHtNNtNA - 80 $3.50
WASHINGTON. II. G.. May 5-Dc.
claring the problems of highway con.
siruction are national rather than tn
concern q the individual states. N,
report u tn War Department 20 tn
Highways Committee q congress mad"
public today. summarizes conclusions
reached a. result % the army cor.
Voy % srru'y.thrcc trucks which
hlazod ite tau from Washington O.
the Pacific Coast la3t summer The
report RECOMMENDED The construction 81
4 federal system - national highways.
Urging - n commercial asset 40.
need for "a oomprch, .slve system ~
national highways" the report Voices
the opinion that the transportation ar
teries 90 the country sholld De bull,
20 accommodate the rapid movement ~
heavy vehicles during any season - the
year.
The recommendstions ~ the p,Iart.
meni are a. follows:
"Firsi-Thai the necessity Tor q rom
prchensivc vygtem - national highways
including transooriincntai or through
routes east and west and north and
south. IL real and urgent - a c.mm'r.
cial asset % further cclouize and dev'
op the sptrsely settled sections - The
country. and finally az a defensive ne
ccssiiy.
"Second-Thai the existing rolds and
bridges. crrecinllv iu the NplE iy 1T
tied sections - tho middle and flr W,s
tern states are absolutely Incapable ~
meeting the pres no day traffic require
menis. and until mod'rn types 81 roa1s
and bridges arc constructed which wil
permit thu rapid movement Il heavy
motor cargo vehicle during ans se1snn
of the year and in ~ conditions a
weather. crOnomie1l transcortinrnial
highway traffic wall continu" to D. hu'
a vain hone
"Thlri-That th' road problems #
she middle and ar western states are
national rather than l1cai problems as
these states while pHsr ssing y1sf AREA
and tremca5ous mli,ago - highways
have only a srarft population which
cannot parsihly undertake the needed
his4fcav Improvement week. which
moreover b. usually % greater mport
sncc o. the couutry as whole thaf
T. tn individual states
"Fourth-Th8t the radius ~ action
and resulting utility value q iho mn
tor vchicE is limited only hy the con
difiou - the roads and that the pro
WILSON'S ~ adequate roads viii haV,
fnr reaching offert o1 the eCou.-nir de
NeiouWent - tho country an large
"Fifth-That the tyr.s ~ motor v.
hicls-. esp ciaiiv these ueesl o. %, 1r
nv should o. raordin1tei with %.
fnad cnrditiOus in other words. unit
rgch time as 90 Fclt lions ~ the CrTr
try are runno-' q iv Improved h.rl
wavs that are p1r-tii. to heavy mn'o
vehicle traffic a. no ratsnrs - OBJ
year. the size ard weight - vehicle
Shout dlc limited - tiuer ~ trht ar
medium cap!otiss
Thirty.ihree - th' army irI.Es whir
rrrfvcd on the Pacific Cuz' with n
o"uvoy lat ~ un. wii tfk" urr' q
a parade during National ship o. Tra.
-Go~i ipads Wrcl. May i72e. ou
a. san Francisco
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-06

SPIRAL - 'he Nes-
FORT VOL @.-
t'nF r4
ipH rD.atmcnis,
...srr-Allcn district ~
:. .,hila County has furnished am
other big sensation fur the North
Central Texas oil fields hy one.
mile extension Of the proven terri
tory to the south. n is marked hr
the No. | Kemp and kcmpn'r block
No. Al Of Boeer-Ard-Macr Interests
that distance south 90 the Ar bor'r
we'll on the Munger. which recently
proved the big production ~ The
field by coming Ia Tor between 1000
and 90OO barrels daily
The new producer blow itself 'u
when a line was run 90 the sand and
the water shut OF and the flow row
Is coming through the swivel on On"
four hundred pound pump. Storage
Is being crotod and pipc line con
neciions are being rushed IN the
meantime no estimate has been made
on the well. hut u Is making several
hundred barrels Of oil daily and
will likely be better than q 1000
barrel well. II will he turned loose
lust a. soon as storage has been
provided. The well is owned hy
A. r. Boyer. Floyd =. Ard and Now
ton Maer
In Young County drilling IN Of
the Scott No 81 the North Ameri-
can oil and Refining Company. tho
newest ~ tho shallow producers 10
the district ten miles south of era
ham. has been started. and % vii
likely will be completed IN a day co.
two. This Is expected hy operators
TO prove a i00o-harrol well or bet
ter. This well. with the DOnncll and
Pratt wells Of the Roxana Petroleum
Company. virtually gives Young
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-06
COURT OF CIVIL
APPEALS PROCEEDINGS

Proc e,Hn~a ~ tbs count ~ Civl Ap.
p,als far the seventh District at ANN
rllo. May g.
Motions Overrulcd.
Murphy Bolsuz Land a Lo1n co -
20 So Mrs Eugsul t.m1N Ncl,ihh"n.
rshs1rirr
brotherhood ~ E1Ilrud TIairmsu
So \ p cock. r,ho1rinr
United states Fidelity 4 Guaranty
60 81 burton Llub,r Corporation.
80 ai fehssrire
Affirmed
= o. Egrf,r S. u. T. E1.r from
Dallas
4 o.. Cr,l-h1v SIS MF T.. g. sill
lres from collin
? Edward ,e Barlow Roberts
from GrlNzun
O. 3 Ducukd 81 Amarillo rrrk &
Trus. Co.. Ndur. from Carson.
Needed
=. Cooper 81 T. N,wsnme FROM chr
s1u.
Suhmiiisd
J. " Pt1.ot 81 samuel Eira. irru
Roberts
- ". O. o. e. ~ &C. 80 : g.
Thompson from pnnI,E
Gsuber 81 l.II,.I o. Irai'r.r SD.
I,rr fwm Iai..
Milton r. slmmsrmr Sol NIHHr e.
Kath D o. trustee frum Floyd
e. o. Z a O. IE GO. 90 HI .f o. %
Gator - af frUrr sherman
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-06
SCHOLASTIC CENSIS
GIVFS LUBBOCK GiiN

srfriai q IL NfTFs
fIHBpCK. Nav s-Ths now F.hu'ts
o. census - i.ri1.oes rnIrfv reveals H
t,tai = = osf urai-rf .fsf 'a-f year o-
r rain - slightly ever 90 uer '.r' o.
fhese new Nr-ircs fIIlsHrt hTs 1852
Siatcn 30 and the r1r1i 81 hais 1893
Lest voar'r figures showed thn cI'v ~
iia,ick ~ % loss. S'af.n ~ rural
s-honif 80
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-06
STOCK IS SUBSCRIBED
FOR LUBBOCK HOSPITA!


LTUINCk M.V s-A meeting Of
the efo. thnlAer ~ th" proposed r',
1ri'auum ~ this paint was t.il here
Yesterday m which ur q = W1euuu
was elected president ard Doctors "
l. Baurh and Il J Han ,ire presidents
u b. PLANNED Co.. form ruIuAtiou with
capltal stock 20 800 GOO
over 800 GOO has airo7dy l.r1 sub
arrihel and BE- b. expected this 1woIn'
win Co. ire-oasrl 90 probably Slioo'n
within thrno2' f.w days Tt's compu,
Will ,roct uvloru hospital 10 thi.
point in the near future
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-06

Uarlsi vlr- cute. urr-f w1Infv
.tuaf rrI l.rrsrr gale ts.l uu QUICK.
,r whom T,LLNus sFoy .INi.
NEST IH ruuHrd o. g. tHth hs1lrg ald
rrf.rarfir STA OBJ Geo drlErlrfe 90
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-06
NEFF MAKES APPLICATION
TO HAVE NAME ON BALLO!
spclsi,o, the Ssv.

WNCD NJ, Pa, " Nu.f sent Co.
day a. ~ n Wolfe chairman ~ th.
Democratic Executive Committee 90
nnl'lr his arpll .a'lon. executed as pro
'1,d by law. % hay" his nam, plt'Hi
ul the official h1uet fu 90. jgiy pi
MARY as q cludldlt. Cor th. democrat
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-06

- f--.tr Wrl,s-s - 80 sraa-i'ia tyr
writer Errharr-. ~ tatrn So srrrrr -
fn~ aalls Hllins Marfnf II fra e. r'ef'
ssied ~ afi - Fiaf - frncrstrats its -
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