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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-08

TER AVE, AUTO SERVICE STORAGE
PACKING. LONG DISTANCE MOVING.
2OTH CENTURY storage Warehouse, abso.
lutey nrepI%pt rpo SpTE Wsns panS mns5 aan rug
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-08
PIANOS, pIAyrps m17.5=-

style jswsslnSysr, platinum. plated wars ola
-. 1877. J. L. 'esSh SSh plates bought Tor cash %
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-08
4 DIFFERENT fnEA

IN WINDOW BAKERIES
Ma ster OF thrm all Real windcw ovens,
with or without equipment. sold outriEht;
no ,oyalties: oll profits are yours $500 70
by operators cf tho Master syst,m on an
investment of only $1,000 to $4,000 and we
can prove It, No baking experience required.
We furnish YOU with master baker, who can
tain your men to operate these ovens In q
very short time. Our service department
helps you In every respect For further par.
t'cnlnrs write Master Baker systems. 43l
s. Dearborn, Chicago.
MILI.INERY-R Retail business OF exclusive
and high-clnss tr,de. established IL years,
centrally located Phila., annual business
$50, 600 and over. present stock OF trimmed
millinery 350 hats value $1,000. general
stock s5O0n can lie bought for s30. 900. In
hncr s,tisfsctory terms: will iease or sci
hriid,nE and fixtures: an excellent oppor'
tunlty. showing 4 'hC net profit John j
Rutherford 81 s. 18th 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-08

EXCEPTIONAL. HOME. 10 rooms and
baths; strictly modern. with grounds
and garage; most exclusive West Phila-
deiphia section: 10 minutes from City
Hall. For particulars address
LuCEY DALSEMER. 374O Gtn. ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-08
AGENTS

ADVERTISING SALESAiEN-Reccrds be-
Ing made by our statesmen make US be-
tsve that we have the most attractive COM
Mation OF art calendars. pencils, engraved
holiday greetings, monthly service, etc. for
leftuhites in this business are unlimited:
y. new selling season has Just got under
way, gains being made by men In the field
locking salesman In some very desirable ter
mory In southern New Jersey; experience
his line Is not essential; this offer will be
pply Immediately, with references and par
Iasars OF selling experience. to the Blanch-
an Co.. Aurora Ill.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-08
APARTMENT HOTELS
BARTRAM APARTMENTS

33D AND CHESTNUT SITS.
A few apartments. large rooms with bath
Tor rent either for the winter or year
dininz-room seryice unexcelled,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-08
USED AuToMoprLEs

PACKARD 1913. six (e) cylinders seven IL
passenger touring, with an extra winter
sedan topt passaKeway between front seats
mechanically In fine condl dltion; run up and
down Broad street by business man every
DAY Tor year past; Sllvertown cord tires on
rear; four other tires three In good condi.
ton; ORIGINAL paint in fair condition; run
ABOUT 10000 miles; will stand any inspection
OF test; private owner wants to trade for
IBlS Cadillac touring or Chummy or 1918
tires; willing to pay little extra In cash.
Write your proposition to +. A. SCOTT. f.
Hou0HToN 4 CO.. p<o W. Somerset St.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-08

b2O6 Filhrrt. Phone Belmont 1910 to
estimate Plerce-Arrow vans.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-08
1850 S. SID ST.

ern; good loca tion; convenient; possession.
D. V. REDDNG crTgREAkS RaR ASP 2vp
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-08

AkE tS TO IS per hour selling and appoint
nsasure raincoatsi Boston agent made t82, 80
NY week John Thames, SlsG: liberal COM
nas'on In advance; no delivery or coliect-
experience unnecessary; we triln you;
snie To-Day; you are Just In time for spring
S'ns" The Liberty Raincoht Co.. Dept.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-08
HOTEL COLONIAL

HOTEL COLONIAL AT TTTTHT iiTH sr.
Select apartment family hotel; in the center
OF the cityi operating on the American plan
our table will please the most exacting.,
C. PITMAN BAKER, Jr., Manager
THE LITTLE HOTEL, 226 s. broad st,--A
good place TO live while In Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-08

EIDEIJTY FIREPRoOF wAREHoUsEs
lsll-lsl9 MARKET ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-08

A0EETS-.lO0 weekly and automobiie fur.
hshed agents everywhere introducins
Inn,tyelous new automobile invention: doubles
lst day; territory going like wiidfire: S2S
ample outnt free: write quick. Oyee Com
Why' Dept. 693. Louisville KY
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-08
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
LOOK AT THIS-$45OO

l+O5 y. 18TH ST-l2 rooms, all conyen-
ienCes side yard; lot "a. 4x04; bargain $4,000
c, y. COWARD CO goth and jefferson sts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-08
West Phila. Real Estate Co.
5000 nAITlMoRE AVENUE

dwelling or garage cor. T2d ana Paschan.
0 bldg. LOTS street lmprovem't To- Full paTtlc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-08
USED AuroMoBrLrs
AUTOMOBILE PAINTING

The shortsxe Of new cars for the coming
season Will mean rush In the spring TO
hsye the old car repainted.
:, II your car is In constant use now 10
the time TO avoid discomfort OF doing
without II for any length OF time
Our facility for hieh-class retinishinR Ia
perhaps the most complete and largest 70
be found. Besides we keep our delivery
promises.
We bake each coat OF finish as applied.
This not only saves time. but cars go re.
equal in finish TO the highest grade cars.
II you are looking for high.erede work.
only at a saving. call or communicate with
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-08
Valuable Corner Kensinston Ave.

2+o0 block; biggest bargain on the avenue ~
purchased at once: store q dwg., 3i0O block
Ken. ave: lot i6xll5 TO Potter St: posses
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-08

OWNER MUST SELL row porch fronts A
rooms and bath. Wyoming 50O2 w.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-08
Factor,e-. Manufacturing Floor
W. BRUCE BARROW
FACTORY BROKERS
ESTABLISHED 1886
INllI,STRIAL. pIANr

INDUSTRIAL PLANT
Water and rail shipping facilities, 1000 So.
IT, floor space; 1-story bldg. heated. spTln-
killed.. wired: site IL acres: 1000 It. water
front: 1000 II. ry. sdings: 900 h. p. boilers
engine. turbo generator. etc. good labor and
shipping facilities: we handle factories, site
nd WAREHOUSES; exclusively from n manu-.
featuring. engineering and Industrial stand.
point. J ALAN MIDDLETON. Factory
Specialist and Industrial Engineer. 902 Wide
rer Building. philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-08

AvHENTs-RalncoNus: I Will positively pay
nineoat ordersi do delivering: aO-paEe
sa.sI1s ps OF fabrics and styles: no Investment; ;
iSiSs h. brings samples. Parker Mfg. Co,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-08

1900 BLOCK N. 59TH--Beautifuli modsrn
homo in overbrook section; I iarge bed
'00"' coPIIN KoBN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-08

YARGAlN-EiEht houses. 1900 block Sum
sT st. OTs Tsom'as nd SSth coS stone porch. shed;
hVuetS' nnrch sop ,niaue St. rooms
and sa'nrf hrfsRYNsejs RSNSsn aet sl SuaGk .sEx cn..,,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-08
STORAGE AND MOVING
Miller, North Broad Storage Co
VICTORY STORAGE

BROAD above Lehlgh. Phone Diamond TAI
Moving, brick and freproof storage, paekin
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-08

"YsNTS-Wireless umbrella; III pay hust-
,.s " an hour 70 take orders Tor this
IHsS I.,g invention no Investment; write for
y, Dayton. o. '
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-08

BARGAIN-Investors or home buyer. ls5b
n, Underwood, corner, right al 62d St,
2-sty,, 7r. shed, porch: good cond $4,000,
cheap: act quick N. II, ITsYNSON. 6i2si.
Chestnut St, Room 80l Walnut $3.50
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
WOULD HAVE SCHOOL TIMER
DIRECTION CHli.DS PARENTS

COLUMBUS. Onto. Aug IA lafg.
~ measure ~ state control and closer
articulation OF the Department ~ Edu.
catinn in state universities with the
State bepartmcn; ~ Pubic lnstruC.
tion Il advocated ~ Edwin q. lirpppe
lpeTintcud' 90 ~ h,tIls at last
orange. y J Tie b. tfu'tf.I ~ shOU
10 Illustration 40 he sumilr' s..lH u
80 ohio State lnlys So here
uiv I.TIns "ffr"ium 81 Supcryl.
snn." Superintendent !irHIm' declared
tHt co.. +,h..ls viii uut function AIDE.
Iulit't boo iE, education ~ the chill.
,I,r 1 this nation until.
De- People .I" t"., pul disposed 90
f,ioi t.. ahirst and most high minded
tifg"u- fnr ihrlr nuiis ni education
Euufds lr, rr, O. svr.r the shoots
without hrrg accountable O. guyb, dy
Tut 90. citizens.
They ate free ami disl1srd O. seek
~. Jli'st talent available Tor the man.
cement uf their schools
SUPERINTENDENT. 90" rs f'rc 90 man.
lge srho,ls ns ARE The managers ~
hig business enterprises and can de-.
vote loo per cent W their time o. Cdu.
,atiuual leadership.
'Sup'rintcudouts arr free o. f,loct
their associates and their teachers on
the basis n merit alone regard IS ~
local consideration and outside pres.
sure.
"Surcr.utondrnts. principals and
'earhcrs ir" free a. live their lives "a
independently ~ q farmer or man 81
hurucss.
All teachers receive compensation
sufficient a. insure u lie ~ comfort.
dignity ana refinement
Teachers hay. more voice IN De.
.,rmin!ng the administrationtl policies
which are g. control their prufc sslonal
conduct
Every child IL free 10 go from the
kindergarten through The unN 'fsity
without est and ~ his natural rate
- progress and finds IN IN" courses
20 study all the elements necessary tu
develop his native eudoWmrn,s e. his
fullest capacity"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
DELEGATES NAMED
FOR LEGION MEET
HANSON POST REPRI SENTi TINES
To CONVENTION GIVEN
INSTlst fIlONS

Tire oltttun ~ d.loe0teg 90 a'icrd
the state convention f the American
Legion L. .. held SOON GO Hnasluu Fll
fndructinr them rs ~ Stands fu he
taken an certain matters. aud the cleo.
fian U officers To- ON thrcc vacancies
IN the local organization WIS fhe prin.
cipll business conducted af the meet
iru ~ Hanson. Post. American l.cvion.
~ IN. city hall last might Delegates
elected were f,ay Smith. - r. McMa
hon, T. 4 simpson. Ernest q. Thomp.
sun. W. 4. Martin. and = 4 lee The
post commander was instructed 20
draw NJ credentials Tor the Delegates
Instructions To- the delegates elected
90 represent Hanson Post embodied
she favoring ~ Fort Worth as state
headquarters and IT Or shirley as
state commander and the advasltion
Il a revision ~ the state bylaws rcla.
tive 70 the pre- rating 81 post. state and
national due Delegates also were IN.
structed 60 support nrcquest for com.
peastion for American citizens who
served In allied armies other than that
Al the United States % be- handled In
the same manner Ms compensation for
soldiers ~ the United States army.
John ". BCYce was c,Nted e. fill the
Simpson. member ~ the executive
committee. and George Lindsay assis.
tant historian. The only office remain.
Ing untitled u that 81 chaplain.
II was decided that q letter Il thanks
be directed 10 the Magnolia Petroleum
Company. for TIL Use q iis new buiid.
ing On the Polk Stree Methodist
Church and Ia blackburn a Malon.
for the use Of chairs and 90 others
who assisted In making the recent l..
zion social a s1ccess and o. W. o. Cat
ton. manager ~ TIL Magnolia company
and Mrs very Turner for donations.
The matter % completing the organ
~ ton of the American Legion orches
ira was turned over % Mike Eckert
who. was elected chairman Of the or.
chestra committee.
Sergeant Walter Freeman. local re-
cruiung officer. served rs commander
last night In the absence u PaSt Com.
mAnder w. II Estes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
The l'arSon Speaks
ON Growing Pains


CAMBRIDGE Mass, Aug. i7.-Thc
country is suffering from grown
pains as evidenced hy social and IN.
dI.''Hl problems causing unrest IN
-. ''i1in uf Rev Earl e. Davis. Il
Lancaster "a, one 81 the l3u clergy.
W'n brought Ia Cambridge hy the lrf
i.Il'n lHyW'n's League o. help IN IA.
rln campaign this fan
There Is am undvrcurt,nt today In
ihr life ~ the country which Is per.
l'r'ly splendid aid DR.. Davis.
N'w icclS arc coming NJ which
'Ht' tn u" tested, They can't be
stamped out. All this unrest ~ not the
result II propaganda Fundamental
i,rr's are ~ work. II N part IT tie
. h"mc Il cvoluiions and progress. The
church must recognize this"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
wiRsiw HOLDING OFT
WELL, DECLARE REPORTS


Nv Associated Press.
PARIS. Aug i7.-WarSiw In holding
out w'll.according Ia the latest news re-
crived here tonight The Poles. who
were bsginnlng to repeat thcii old de
spairiug crv ~ 1881. God Is too high
and France too far" fortified by the
counsel uf Frances expert soldiers.
hav" now picked up spirits with immr'
din'e effect
While Il IN too sp1n Ia fnrocas, the
favorable issue IT IA" great battle now
raging under the walls of IN" capital.
the Poles appear "a retain the Initiative
they took Saturday aud continue to
hold the Bolsheyki In check. In the
guuthcasi. on the western Hug. they
have scored notable successes Never
thrl"ss. the situation With war threat
vn-d from three sli,,s. undoubtedly ~.
mains serious aud everything depends
un the ability ~ the Poles To keep NJ
th"ir aggressive tactics.
u Is considered significant In mill
tary circles that the Moscow wireless
has been unusually silent today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
WI ! init Caal Price

n" TIFT| TF17I|-
WASHINGTON. Aug II. - Steps e.
liIri' tho prir.s charged consumers e.
coal In various PARTS of the country will
h. begun rhortlv hv the department ~
'''s''ee " vns sald tonight by officials
81 the department
Reports of the federal trade commits.
rir- rf''a-ir" tho ros's q uTnduc'tr.
and distribution u coal are being stud
- hv erDerts u the department. 4
v-as s'"'ed ani data being cnmpiles'
MN which a. base instructions 90 dl-
'rici attorneys governing the prosecu
tion q coal profiteering cases.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
uOBBy COMES TO GRIEF
IN FLIGHT FROM VIII.

AKRON. o.. Aug. i7-when Bobby
Thomas left his home the other even.
INK b" promised hls wife be- would be
home early.
But Bobby didn't keep his word.
Then his better halt started On the
hunt for him,
lie was trying Ia escape her. he
Hnid. when he fell through plate
glass window In grocery store.
Charged with malicious destruction
~ property he was fined $50 and costs
In police court. ana wns severely rep.
rimandcd by his wife besides.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
APPEALS To REPuBI.lCANS
To VOTE DEMOCRATIC TICKET

Nv NNHnfihftu RVS
BILLINGS Mont, Aug l7.-Frank.
lin -. l.ooseN cit. democratic vice pres
id,niial nominee IN an address hire to-
night appealed 10 republicans 10 vote
ia" democratic ticket this year and
thus "rcpudiatc the actions of rcpub.
lean leaders al the Chicago conycn'
ton "
u" declared h. did not attack the re-.
ruhlicun party hut these leaders who.
h. said decided the nomination IN the
back room ~ hotel"
u have no quarrel" he said. with
those who sincerely oppose the league
e nations. hut dp condemn those son
ntprs who have blocked peace Ter par.
tirtn reasons
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
Renlles IL kameneff

Nv associated itess.
LONDON. Aug l7.-Trcmlcr lloyi
George IN a detailed reply To- the re-.
quest II Leo Hamcncff. of the Russian
mission IN London Tor an exact dofini
tiun uf Great Bntain's attitude toward
G"rrr'1 Baron Wnugcl. antl.holsh,
WIKI losd"r in south Russia. says that
%" British government ncv"r Ind tn
Intention a. dcipch Crimen from Rue
"'n. or secure IT, possession Co. Grnur
~ Wr1rrrl or cnDouJg, WuUll /.
his offensive.
Tl" British government. .dls %.
ur'. i.r il only concerned with mW.
IuF fi. HH's'N of '...ns tHl T.f.ra.a
I'rr Nwrr.l Who. NJ llurd
O. r-u gays trs lD.u warn, thi fr,
IH'sh vi'i Gclr. 100 r-p.. s,bHi'.
90 iH undertakes rn intervention.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
OH MN srFAI TO STF
~ THEY liiD LOST kNiCE

NEW YORK AZ. Aimiitirr
if1' they bod stolen twenty waists
''i1st ~ learn whether advancing
~oers had robbed them q their old
'fnnIng as shlnlffeTs" Patrick
o'"rien. sixty. ara Stanton. seventy.
eight. were sentenced e. from six
months 20 three years In the pcniicn.
t'ary
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
Gonralea Par,lnneh

MEAlCO CITY. Aug. tilt is off.
,lally announced that Provisional Pres
idcnt de In Huerta has pardoned RE.
cardo Gonzales. who recently was re-
ported Ia have started an uprising
against the Mexican government. an'l
then captured AT Picdras Ncgrns.
Negotiations for the surrender of the
forces ct Felix Dinz has been com.
pct'd. according Ia "a statement made
to the Assocnicd Press to-day by Col.
unel Santos Mendoza. special comis
sloner 81 the war department. who was
sent recently Ia various places In the
stat" of Vera Cruz to arrange the do.
tails OF the surrender. Colonel Men.
dulh returned Ia the capital to-day.
tn" Diaz forces aggregate 500 men.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
DEMANDS on MINERS
SUBMITTED To OPERATORS


Nv NNH0rlHItH IfNHsl
CLEVELAND. Aug. i7.-llcprcscnta.
tivcs If the miners of the Joint scale
committee If miners and operators. Uf
m" central competitive hitumin0us corl
field. ohio. Indiana. Illinois and west.
on Pennsylvania. az joint conference
tonight. submitted tu the operators a
demand Tor a supplemental contract
rllimg lur wage increase of 81 per
dlv o. uil div and monthly lnhorcrs.
md am increase of ten cents per ton ON
bath pick and machine mining, botn
retroactive to August /.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
MIDNIGHT kiSSERS nan
NJ PREFERENCE; 6iNEROt =

NEW YORK. Aug 1.-Two men
were arrested here charged with being
kissnE bugs u IL alleged they FIRE.
Hnrgt-d public parks az night. and
while their victims weren't looking
held them and smothcryd them with
LiksNs The men. 30 Is said. had no
prciei'ne. kissing both men UnJ Wum.
en- They came to grief when one 81
them. IN the darkness. kissed "a uHrN
cop.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
Done.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, Aug. l7.-Iohn
McGinnity. who gave his address ~
''tiah. was found aslep ON the side.
walk down town. Asked 10 explain by
Judge Edward MMahon In South Side
curt. John said.
oh, merely had been sleeping at
an .pcrair hotel and l,ft late call"
What do you do" qucried the
judge.
"Anyhody I can" replied John.
'W~N, you won't do mo-" said the
iudgv. FIFTY dollnrs-ucNt ease"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
ONE KILLED. ANOTHER
Hurt. WHEN PLANE FALLS

D NN11a add Fftaa-
RANGER, Tex. Aug i7.-G. T. At.
kins. aee ~. pilot. and u. =. Soy. a
tool dresser. were seriously injured AT
BRECKENRIDGE az 40 o'clock this eve.
ming. when q machine IN which they
were ns Ing dropped as result Of the
engine SONG dead. Atkins flew 10
breckenridEe from Mineral Wells. In
hs fan. the machine narrowly missed
the dome u the court house.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
aiiI IIoiDIp SHIPS
IsOl Nj FOR pOI AND
d. A..olinlrlI ~.

BY Assor'n''d lrsss.
LONDON. IA. ia % .u.fgh o.
IN, London T.W um ba.s's date!
MONDAY slSs f d.. u Ylrted i'Hf 81
Reginald T Tower L.-h commas. u'r
j nf.g undrr tAc league u nations
its issued lu order thHf no ships witt
luiii. ns fur Poland shall De- permitted
10 enter pTrzig should rYol ship
rriv, he viii submit th' wh i' matter
o IN. council Of nnli sidDr-
The III patch adds that one shin
rom Antwerp already has been ordered
Co remain nj s.l.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
wlll Hold Up Passports

CALExlCC. Calf. Aug. i7.-Thc
United States immigration service TO.
d1y ordered the internatlona lime
closed 10 Gil holders Il passports ami
horder permits except those able 10
SHOW actual business In Mexico.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18

\ Canadian miner mas nm instrument
which, he claims. can locotc precious
metals. End with which he has been On.
s'rcd lv y New York synilrat. IN e..
-" N" nllrg"d hidden treasures ct
Captain Kidd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
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PRIMARY REsuI.Ts


MEMPHIS Tenn AuR ir--lncnm.
ulrie aud unofficial returns complied ~
ne Memphis Cumn,rcial.App"ll up To
IN uclU'k tonight on tullN's Demo.
ratic primary ~ Ais-iSsinui. in con.
sres-lonal di'ricis are ~ follows
First J strict SIN ouunti.s giyr Rep
i~s-ntatiye Gambler s3ls. E3uNln. 3l.s
S.iIy lEis. and striking. l53
Se'und District Five counties give
LOwrey il2s. Mahou ca: Anderson.
i2s. Crum. sSi Jones. lIS. and owen.
Fourth District -- Six counties give
lushN .i1F. Slssun. 9a4u
=-a== =aH=
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
COMMITTEE WI
RE~iME I<NESrIG ATIONS

" '.o-ir'td rr,ss.
KANSAS cry. Ava - Emit ~
go .'"' S.7Htur lHm,s i R".d. at MI
.oIIi. 81 here tonight that the senate
t '.'iU Investigating presidential
nn'p1'gH firds would resume is sl..
l.nrS iu Chi,fp' August ~. senator
Reed b. a monllI OF the committee.
Nearly $4,000 former service men an I
women are being cared Tor In e. =. hos
pitfalls.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18

t'ef'7r contests ate common among
the villages u Alaska.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-18

Miss Lane viii be at home in
formally this afternoon from 8 10
9 at Wendall mansions, and q round
OF ENTERTAINMENT has been planned
by members Of the wedding party
for both the bride and bridegroom.
elect throughout the day and eyen-
Ing.
Miss. Lindsay Wood viii be the
hostess at luncheon at the Chevy
Chase Club for Miss Lane and Mr..
Kaufman. together with the MEM
bers of the wedding party, and Mass
Marcia Chaplin will entertain the
entire party at dinner at the Alibi
Club,
Later In the evening they will be
the guests of Miss Betty Grove at
a supper ut the Purple Iris Tea
House, and tomorrow Mrs. John
Buchanan will give them a dinner
at Cafe st. Marks.
Did you know that the book .aTo
Walk With God" written by Mrs.
Lane and Mrs. Harriet Blame Beale,
Is on the market at last? It deals
with automatic writings and is in
tensely interesting, particularly to
people who know Mrs. Lane, for she
is such practical, level headed
person.
There was quite furry of en-
tertaining, too. last week for Marie
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zana; particularly the latter. They
are entertained q great deal and do
a good bit of that sort Of thing
themselves. Just last week, for in
stance. the Ambassador and Baron
ess Romano Avezzana gave q lunch
con for their distinguished country
man. Caproni. and then day or
two later the Baroness had a num-
Der Of ladies lunching with her.
Friday the Baroness and her lovely
daughter-she Is AZ popular as can
be, also-received Informally. hay-
ing the ladies of the Embassy stan
assisting them. and then yesterday
Miss Romano Avezzana entertained
at a luncheon. They have postpon-
ed their visit to St. Louis until the
first week in May. They had PLAN
ned to go out there yesterday for a
fortnight.
NANCY LANE TO WED
NEXT TUESDAY.
Even buster person is Nancy
Lane whose wedding to Phil Kauff-
mann will take place Tuesday. She
Is being entertained morning. noon
and night don't see how sbe
stands the strain. It Is just as I
thought It would be, for Secretary
and Mrs. Lane are unusually popu-
lar as are also the Kauffmanns. and
then the young people have endless
friends OF their own.