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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-20
FACES U. s. CHARGE.

'.pul.~h Mnry" Jacobs arrested N"d-
nr.day by officer Bert Phillips captain
ct tho rr"hibItI"u squad will NOR" man
Ik,li face "a federal charg" for lIl's"i
<"lI.ng IF uqrnr. Whrn arra.g""d ne
for" L. : commissioner .'i""rEe IT,
Euyd she waived II h,aring and VIII ."
held t. The federal grand jury when
.,ruIrIIcS here Nav 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-20
TRITRINIToLUoL.

N.,i,r.Ia. afirru"n four additional
rrurilu.,is 81 irtlrInit"lu"l M"r" taken
through Tho r.iy - the county ware
houses at Battle Run. The "tritrnI---
,;hni tho heck" In other words. INT,
VIII be used for Quarrying and road
work. 1t is a hieh grade explosive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-20
ToI1oVr
uALrH D11A1T1uNT 3vDX.

The City Health Department has GOT
ten on the Job for tho Greater Cttys
with rush. The health officers hare:
already been taking little trips to hAne
up measles signs and influenza waIn--
ings a; home in warwood and out tbs
pike. The department now has to tsnd
to a city Of over 10000 people and nnds
itself with a big Job on its hands. The
number Of flu cases took jump when
the Greater Wheeling act took effect.
The greater the necessity Tor saVinS
esn Oh f1tunlIoddo InoG IslVsI1 sql
The IntelliEencer Want Ads. -
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-20
Rev. BRADSHAW at St. Luke S

Ecv. Arthur e. Brayshaw. Of Chester
w Va. Will have charg" Uf tho serN-
I,ra of 81 I.uK,'s church next Sundh!'
Feb. 20 There will he special mus
hy IN" Choir under tn" direction al MT.
4 = pISrOr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-20
: THE THEATRES;
THE BOOMERANG AT
THE COURT TONIGHT
David Bslasco's Production 70 Be Pre-
scented This Evening and
Tomorrow.

One OF tho seasons mos. interesting
snouncements Is that David Eelasco''
exquisite presentation OF The Boom
,.anE" that delightfully."- human come
=. ~ U1nchell Smith and Victor Mape,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-20

The greater tn" necessity for saving
the greater your opportunity It. use
The lntrlllg"nCCr Want Ads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-20

buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-08-31
BOnners Ferry To Be on Auto Man

Boomers Ferry TO Be on Auto Map
Some time ago D. NJ. Palmer, sec
rotary of the Kootenai Valley Com.
mercial Club, sent a protest to the
American Automobile association
when it was learned that the asso.
citation had issued tourists maps
which did not show the northern
route of the National Parks Highway
on which Boomers Ferry is located.
Yesterday Mr.. Palmer received a
reply from the executive chairman
of the American Automobile associa-
ton, as follaws:
"Under separate cover we are mail
ing you copy of our map of main
transcontinental routes While it is
true that the Theodore Roosevelt In
ternational highway is shown with a
thin line, it is on the map and Bon
ners Ferry is also shown.
I'VE shall hope that by another year
the upper route will have assumed
such Importance that it will be posi-
BILE to make its marking more pro-
nounced. AS it was, the Roosevelt
highway was an eleventh hour arriv-
al, just about the time the map was
to go to the printer
However, your letter will be re-
ferred to the touring board, which
will give careful. consideration to its
contents when the 1921 map is in
process of preparation"
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-08-31
FOR SALE

Thirty-six acre ranch. ona-ho,.
from Boomers Ferry, Idaho, on so mals
bench. Large eight-room house 1 wus
ern except heat; telephone. barn I luz
shed, hen house, garage; ten acro lay J,
young bearing orchard, mostly VIM y.
apples; some pears, peaches and hss
ries; IL acres hayland, 9 acres nast us,'
etc. 4 hydrants on ranch Porna
land can be bought separate from tSa
hay land. Will sell including cr roe
of apples, potatoes, vegetables ' otd
Bargain if taken at once. Phone 50F NJ
JOHN O'CoNNELL
aug3p Boomers Ferry 1dat.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-08-31
Two New SHIFTS Filed

Thomas and Frank Gillard filed
suits in the probate court last week
against the Spokane international
Railway company, claiming damages
in the sum of $3.50 for a COW alleged
TO have been killed on the right-of-
way of the defendant company. The
plaintiffs ask for attorneys fees and
costs of the action. Hearing in this
action will be had on September 4tb
A similar action was started in the
probate court by NJ. ]. Estlund. who
claims $3.50 damages for a cow al
legged to have been killed recently on
the right-of-way of the Great North
ern Railway company.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-08-31
HISTORY OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS
(Continued from nage omar

Continued from page one)
his Fourteen Points, or his League of
Nations program. So he appealed to
the peoples over the heads of their
governments, now covertly filling
them with suspicion, now openly in
citing them to revolt To Europe he
was the voice" of the great American
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-08-31

people, of the nation that had saved
the world in its darkest hour, and his
appeal was above the law.
In this situation, there stood behind
the name of Wilson, in the eyes of
Europe, the unreasonable power and
wealth of the United States. The peo-
pie of Europe had learned little of
Americas real participation in the
war, except through the propaganda
of Mr.. Wilson's publicity agent, George
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-08-31

Reao the advertisements in the Ron.
ners Ferry Herald-saye money
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
FOR SALE

For SALE -" RENT Restaurant and
confectionery combined. Come or write
llindman Bros. Mclean, Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
|n.llrl!r:i.kzet News
COTTON MARKET QUIET,
FARMERS ARE SELLING


hv AFtnflh'ed f~as
NEW YORK. DE. 1.-THE cutton
market was Verv qui't today ana after
holding STEADY during the grcatcrrpart
81 the morning. prices caspd OF under
increased southern selling The market
opened STEADY ~ d,clin" - one To ten
POINTS IN rrspUns" 10 dlsapnoinlin :
callos, bat soon firm,d upon covering
hy January shorts aGd scattered buying
The latter wer probably encouraged rs
rportG - furih,r progress In the organ.
t1t,nu nf q southern banking corpora.
lion to finance Xports under the Edge
mw aud uvunigh, reports ~ "a better
spot demand from southern fpinners.
: mand fnil,d to broaden and after Il
very narrtw midday session thu market
h,cmn' more active and weaker later In
hH afternoon.
Texas Wira repaired petf'ct weather
and claimed that fIrmtrs were selling
n''lv which may have accounted fol
Increased rou'hcrn offerings here lHio
IN ih" afternoon Washington n1yicra
roimting an 'isort To- hasten further
confederation II ihp nr,posd ecu revive
ih" wpr finance cooperation appeared e.
w. y,ih'u. ANY decided influence.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
Financial.
q, Associated Prr.-.

NEW YORK. Dec. i7--Spcculatiy'
issres ~ the more vulnerable class were
.insl'd out for furthsr price deflntiou
the stock market to-day. their weak
ness hclng attended by Developments
yhich stressed with increased for" thr
PREVAILING reaction In trade ana in'
''ustry.
Foremost among these stocks wcis
thus" comprising the sugar group. W
which Eoss losses q In \ points were
prcciwinicd 10y the passing ~ the con-
mor and preferred dividends ON Santa
cecilia AMI another decline In the Quo;.
I'd price Of the refined product.
ll,aviness accompanied the trading b.
coppers. independent ficCls cxCcpilnr
'.ucible and several Of the oilr. ship.
pings. textiles and utilities
Average prices wcrc loves, In tho
final dealings On III" relative firmness
4 "all money which ruled throughout
ia. soy ion 40 per cent. as against the
.o",nt minimum ~ Elk per cent This
inyiiod an extension ~ the short inter.
'st IN stc,ls rails and oila losses pre-.
dominating ~ their close. Sales amount.
d, a. G15 400 yhlrcs.
Foreign oVchnnEr Cfferod the one in.
tHr, tiuT feature q the day. the British
rate riHinE o. highest quotations In ri
iiust thrc" r,onths an buying ~ steer
Lux hi.ls for The year end adjustment.
leo were firm 20 sirong.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
Cottl


~ fhHNfhttfN N'HN
NV ORLEANS. DC. t7.-I.owcr
pIlD,s prevailed In cotton to-day. /, lling
making ,.s appearance In modern vol.
umc ON the upcning aud being felt ta
irmr extent throughout the session. The
clure was practically at tn lowest.
Selling Il the early hours was caua,G
mainly by tn ginning estimate from
private bureau II l0S2O0 OO0 bales pro.
ductd to the i3th of D,scmb,r. against
2.'ab.s4c o. the same dat" last year and
io.2sil29 two wears aga This .mcft
ginnius len the last period. which WIS
the seventh ~ N" ginning season. oi
Gii.coo bales against 5b2.0oO the mm
period last year and 10000 two years
ngu Such a showing was CONSIDERED in
Stepping wgh III" governments estimate
~ NJ. crop this week ~ l. .9s7 0VO halcF
Claims uf y somewhat better spot DE-.
unnd here and az some pei1ts IN thc
irtriirr caused partial rocnyefirs for u
whll" around IN, middle ~ the dny the
DAY TIL most active months wsro on'v
about tn points under yesterdays close
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18

~ 'ssos.atei rfss-
VIEW YORK Dc. i7--Dun's iomor.
r,w VIII say
The s'-ns 81 hrttoruout IN business
Or urtulmbeied hy he unsatisfactory
features. ave becoming more distinct \
change is sccn IN ,cftlin primary text
fr branches. wh'rr the movement h
o.. r. and some buyers m the l'aiher
tildc are shnWlfg renewed Interest
WluthDf the ndic,i'lus ol Improve
m,nt aark 70 d-nnt. turning p1int in
ih. lives affected BE- net cicar 90 tn
rDmnt hut the symptoms arr cnc1ur.
rfng u g. MT iu De- 'Nus,'tcd that o..
,i'al viii come srddrnly 81 ln al quar-.
500 simultaneously. The ,rrnomic o..
Hbiusimc1i has been Irregular. having
gone further in some directions than IN
oih'ff nd thu process ~ rerup,ratiuu
viii probably hs gradual and chcc tcrcd
That slid lasis Ter recovery exists IL
a. coa,icti0n strengthened hy tie week :
rr,r estimates. distressing unusually
abundant haryests and tho powerful
banking resources and better tr1nrppt
aiiuh iscihiies are important cmsiruc
ti,, factors Weekly hini clearing
s.Ngfl 1861.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
Cotton.


W. Assnrts'rd frsss
NEW YORK Dec 1.-THE govern
m'ut c-on estimate published IN Mon
cav. indicating a Weld - - 9s7 .0un
sales excluding lim'rs. was wen abo, q
'h' 7'traro itad expectation. IL was
f1llowA hy % squirt 81 speculative and
apparently sln, liquidation which car.
rI'd December contracts here 90 o.
~ CO mailing nov low Ground Tor the
e'1s1n On that delivery. while the price
= middlinF cotton IN the Dallas market
as marked down 10 ~ 10. ~ the low.
50 quotation ~ Ear officially reported.
later deliveries. however. did No, sell
quite hack "a the low records touched
toward the end ~ last month and Thilc
the cpnsls report On domestic conump
iiGn fuf Move nh,r made n hearish show.
ug. prices hive since rallied On coz.
rsng and reports cf better demand
f'r spots. Features which encouraged
tn late wert rallies have hofu the a..
ports ~ prcgrcss In the formation Il
new banking corporations in tho south
nnd west ~ financing r,pnris ~ cotton
and other farm products under he pro-.
visions II the f,dgc law The rally .n
foreign exchange rates. and the Iliss1rc
Il the resolutions O. rr,lV- the war a..
nance corporation hy the senate. v
nats Tor the first frm months ~ this
season grlouutcd o. '1ly i,Gil.iSi nalc..
sc,.rding a. tn census bureau Clr
tiuucd c,utailmert has ben reported
jos New ENGLAND mill e. ni'rs couple
with some uncefminty ~ 10 whether
tr~liiv's there win accept reduced
wage sch, dul.a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
". u. WEAVER EEAiTl 60.
PHONE Gi3.

For Sllc-A ninctOum strictly modern
tale aud s,Ic'o homo. close cnuu'h b.
90 be- future business property. and
"a iworoom house IN rear. rented tu
white tgnauts. rvcry r'Sm pipui Or
gas. hardwood floors throughout, cius.
cts IN every bid room, three arts OIL,
French doors. large finished hln m"ni
lot GOxli0. o., duclng % revenue OF
s3O0 90 per mouih aud homr for uwn
~. Price Si5.Jo9. about 1880 cash
ialancc easy. or misht take aom'
guud Vendors Lion notes un part VI
the cash payment
For Sale Modern brick home. consist.
lng 81 sN ru,ms. two halls. bath, liv
lng roum. icSee. upstairs not nnlfh
I'd but hua room for two large bid
rooms. hall. bath and sewing room
basement e6NsG. ccm'1, floor. Price
$4,000; S3.sO0 cash. balance cay.
For Tnd.,-Cad.lllc seven .passcngel
ar. IN god mechanical condition. will
trade Tor equity IN home. good lo,
well located on might consider good
Vendors Lien notes.
For Salc--Tcn section ranch. I Is sec.
iions owned. balanced leased no ten
cents per acre. paid until May 1T: s!N
miles from SuH,ford. improvements
which arc new. consist ul Groom
house with water pippd iu. well and
tank. barn. poultry house. corral, unc
other ou,hous q. an fenced every
acre of owned land II tillihlc. Prize
So 30 per acre; - cash. balance one
10 five years. g per Gen, interest
II YOU want action on YOUR property
LIST with us II you nrc in the market
yoI win save money ny buying ihrourh
". u. WEAVER REALTY CO.
1919 NASSiE BLDG.
PHONE Gi3.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
Sugar


KEW YORK. De. l7--Haw sugar
vas steady and unchanged Refined war
easier and pilc,s were rcdt ecd fi'y
olnts or nnif cent q round hy thrU,
~ he letding rrfiueif a. IL lgHis II
,ght eats l,r fin .'inulni,' Will,
todIced :''d pIlc,s ten points 10 th'
asis II 100 for nn' RIanulnt"d. a noy.
low record Tor the ytar
Futures were steadicf nj the stnri and
after showing advances ~ \ points oi
covering prices ous.d off under scat
,'Flnr liquidation closing az net d.
cllncs ~ to points January closed
ut 40; March i39
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
GRAIN PRICES HIGHER,
CORN Makes Bic CAIN


Nv Associated rnss.
CHICAGO. Dcc. l7.--Whea, closed
strong, 3 ~ 10 q i.2c net higher with
Mnr,h iCi to lGi - ana MAJ LIS tc
i.5S 2. Corn gained "a To %. oats
g. ! 1Nc and provisions - 10 i0c.
The wheat market was ON the M.
grade throughout practically the entire
session Forirn purchasing was ,s,ld
"a total 1900. 600 bushels II whoat,T The
fact th,t sterling exchange had 'nuvei
~ rapidly ~ late WAS hullish factor
end ~ was knowledge n stems being
taken IN Washington looking toward az
emergency tariff on wheat and uth q
agricultural products Government fig
urcs ON acreage and condition ~ winter
what and rye made little impression
SIGNS that u big elevator interest Ind
nw1tch,d Ia the huh side helped o.
strengthen corn. oats followed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
SVsH,l.
nv As,oeIaud Pres,

w Afsncinifd Press.
ROSTON. Ioc. 1.-THE commercial
bulletin tomorrow win publish wool
qunintiuns az follows
Missouri and average: New Englan
J.? blood. 'Sa.9: 3.s blood 26a25 II
lloOl 2ia2J.
Kentucky and similar as blood un
washed. 2aa30. IA blood unwnshed q
rs.
Secured Basis, Texas fine ~ months
IS: fine \ months hhaG0.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
attic
o. Assoriais.i Ps-a

cue AGO. De i5.-Cttlic 1000; al
classes uuryen bat mostly steady; bls.
heavy steers ii.co; warnings ii.se.
Hogs % poo. r.oailv q @ &c higher
u~hts rp uioff. closing weak and mot
I'd asn1r ifa ,ycopt 81. lights tf
a'f frfs &c glia- s10is S.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
Rice


/ ID wv ~ W
NaW ORLEANS. Dcc. :; Tough
rice mo- silcs; clean f1re stead, ST.
Honduras 200 pfckots Z itas. Japan
ii' pockets g.ssi Hue rose a..
'iu,s.ts i.21i.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18

Fui, sALE--i9iG Ford touring s,r,
good tires top and running ruuu. ton. /
ur ! tive money. first si,, gets 10. G..
W. s.. Scws office.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18

FOR SALE Moline Tractor model -
two bottom gang. two planters al'
bought new IN April. can use real cs.
tate. cotton or what have you? ~. g..
Swain. Post. Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18

POI, sALE--Iiandsome large base
hutn'r, 10 bargain. Equipped (.r coal
nr raf. Phone 10
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18

sTHNYED or STOLEN Black mare
I yours. halter on. Bay mare. ycnrr.
white spot In face. halter on BAY hogo'
: years. white SPOT In face. white anii'
nd 81 nose. MACK horse. , years. little
RON grey IN tai, white speok right eye
$50 ~ reward. tieo H. Cook. husband
rceif.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18

Tul, SiLE-or trade. uted ears. Dudgc.
iimrE Maxwell. cayh ur credit Andc..
sons Garage. 1910 buchanan. Phone
.la.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
WILL. TI\DE yOt

\ perfect rciion Il land. Armstrong
County. three miles frum Claud. SOS
acres IN cultivation. every foot tillahlc
Improvement consist Of room hous',
good w,ll aud min. small outhousrs and
shade trees For gnnl revenue hearing
property. either business or residence.
~ viii take we'll Tccurrd notes. Owners
Equity si7.ooo.o0 aud nothing due on
talance until Sept. 1894 Don't miss
this enc. l''s bargain.
~ l.. WEAVER IEN.TY ca.
49,. ,s,,,.l..,.,c a.. paGer 4 II
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
FOR SALE

FOR SALE--Or TRADE. fur good Fort
ear 2iu dividend paying shares In COED
~ company that nov has 10 Woinclng.
wcilE For particulars src =. ~ Eri..
kcr. Imperial Barber Shcp, i0l polk 81
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
FOR RENT

FOH RENT Modern furnished ROOM
'or lirht housekeeping cali 1905 Fill.
more. Phone iC9.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
REAL ESTATE

FOR sALE-Iois Ncs and .. hloc',
i'i; lois Nos. I and :. block ias: loi g.
block eoi' IT {. hluci 200, bot :. hort
.iS: lp' .. hlnck "a: lots and :. hluch
~. san lac.nin Heights Price $1,000.
Address u. -. ilox 1919, Amarillo. Tex.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18

Fui RENT 3D. i.irht housekeeping
rooms; modern: counlr only. 1000 Lln.
roln - Phone 1901
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
LOST AND FOUND


sTRNYED or STOLEN Black mare
I yoirs. halter on. Bay mare. ycarr
white spot In face. halter on. BAY hos~
years. white SPOT In face. white anir
Nd ~ nolc. ninck horse. years. llttt
ron grey IN tan. white spsck right eye
$50 ~ reward, tieo. ~. Cook, husband
rceHG.
! LOST B,tNocn Harvey House. AIMS
y.llo. and Tulii, Togas. on, white wire
lWhccl. mounted with Goodyear nii
weather tread easing. size aayl FIND.
81 notify u VI. a.. care News. and re-.
rci,t reward.
IN, cihs; south mainland poiu,
Ut thu lu.;cl States II CupD S.hlc.
! IT,,
! -
3 Lost Uno pl'r uf spcc,aclcs in case.
| 'tmpcl Erickson .icwclry storc. Doug
Z .ls. Ari1ona phon, o..
FOR RENT
For RENT- one bed room. cali al 200
I ~. 18th street
fOi RENT Modern furnished ROOM
'or light housekeeping. Call 1905 Fill.
more. Phone IC9.
FOR Nircly furnished room.
cut he entrance sax heat. gentleman
Huly. 1901 Harrison.
-
lut RENT 3D. Light housekeeping
rooms: modcrn: couple only. 1000 Iln.
coin -. Phone 1921.
Room Full UENT--70 Harrison. Gent.
man only. lhune 1918.
fOl, RENT Nice front bedroom. neat
~ furnished. gas hcnt. Phone iG5S.
HoS Harrison.
-. RENT Two room apartment 20
plrtS's without children. No phon,
1914 buchanan.
TWO NICELY furnished light housc.
t'ouinr rooms, private entrance. COS
3is, ath 81.
t,R R'.NT--Thrcr large unfurnishel
rtpm". call l-12 buchanan St.
-------- -----------------------
FOR RENT-3 modern furnished house.
ke,ping rooms. 40 Harrison 81.
FOR RENT Rooms with or without
i1lrd 9o7 Tnylcr
.',R l;E$TN Nice modern bed room.
100 p,lk.
.CpTfAGE ior rent. apply e0sA John.
son.
NuH RENT Two nice housekeeping
CONS 7Oi H. end 81.
fois ltENT--Furuish,d home. al mod.
iu Phone iali "a il5i.
-
ftN itENT-Two nice sleeping ronmy
500 West 9TH.
~ u BENT--li' irum adjoining hath.
"a" heat, s5u0 pr week.. 10 gentlemen.
ph ne e3j.
"ol, RENT urnlshcd bedrooms. SO
ger month. 2ol North Taylor street.
------------------
Nol; RfNT--TWo unimnshcl room
and two sleeping rooms cali 1900 John
nnn. en- Phone 20ai
FOG RENT Four furnished roomr 4,
'ncnc li5i or lail
fot ltENT-turnlsh,d room. CAN ~ /
80 Van lmIcn.
VOL. RENT Nice six room furnished I
Hnngalcw and giug, 1905 Taylor
ful lIENT-Two uufuyni he'd room. |
fl2 80 munth ,ni cleveland
-
FOL, RENT -Ni,n hedroum in modern /
home. close In. g,s. heat Il desired. iob
Fierce 81 Phone $50
luli RENT roat bedroom. gaa, heat \
Phone 1879.
luii lil'NT Two lltgr rpors IN mo- I
crn plrstcr,d house. furnished ur ny I
irnishcd. Phone .3iN
--------------- --------------------- \
FoR RENT y igu1ms G0i ricrcr -
foR i;fNr-Thrrc furnished modern I
rom. private bath Cill ilo Van iU /
ron.
FOR RENT-Modctn furnished ligh
housekeeping rooms. 70l Jackson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
MISCELLANEOUS

BRAIDS made from comhings. Elite
Hair Dressing Parlor. 10 Fuqua Bldg.
?hone IL.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18

FDn SALE Two lots IN Happy; 5oNi50
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-02-11

'Do you believe that there is really
any such thing as growing old?'
This is the question that was put to
Thomas a. Edison, grand old man of
American science, on the occasion of
his seventy-third birthday. And here
is Thomas Edison's reply:
IF man delighted in studying the
natural element in which he exists,
and if he used his knowledge to pro-
tect His body against the malignant
actions of his environment, I think
that he would live at least twice as
long as now, with his mentality un
impaired at the end of life. AS man
learns more of his environment and
is thus able to protect himself more
and more, there is no reason that 1
can see why his form of life should
not be as long as that of the Sequoia
trees of California, which is several
thousand years.
How Edison Talked.
1t was under unusual circumstances
that the wizard of electricity, who
makes it a rule never to give out in
tervieWs, consented to talk for pub1i-
cation. Several weeks ago a national
campaign was Instituted for the plac-
ing in every American home of the
two Edison biographs, 1.-The Life and
Inventions of Thomas Edison by
Dyer and Martin, and William H.
Meadowcrofts 1.-The Boys Life of Edi-
SON" A representative of Harper &
Brothers, the publishers, called at the
inventors office in the Orange, n. j.,
laboratories, and was introduced to
the old man" by Mr.. Meadowcroft,
who, in addition to being Mr.. Edison's
biographer, is his business assistant.
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