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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-21
WILSON ANSWERS SHIP QUERY
Tells Senate There Never Was
tnt Agreement Concerning
sale of German Ships.
xFW DOCUMENT APPEARS
lad tentative Agreement Con-
cerning Credit to Germany
for Surplus Value Vessels

...-...a-,on. Feb. 20. President
E..-.. I'M his reply to Senator Bran
..s. resolution. Informed the SEN
.. r1y that he had not entered
... ..a. agreement or understanding
... ...~j5Is of Great Britain con-
....- the sale of former German
F.. r- -a.z-d in American ports, nor
... .as agreement regarding what
.-.a~-.ou the United States should
,..... a. ,hem.
At He same time, however, and
.. .rle. that the senate may be in
..-.--tan of all the information there
E. I'm amy way relating to the vessels
que-cion.' the president trans
a.ted D.. copy of Il hitherto unpub-
Sized tentative agreement reached in
l.sr.- that Germany eventually would
raadiJed before the reparations
mm.~s.on, should congress approve,
-r. any surplus valuation of the
....- IN excess of the merchant ton
s-- losses of the United States dur
- tIs. war.
ta uo case would title to the ships
~-atrs the agreement provided.
TIL. Senate Commerce Committee
-.E.< ordered favorably reported
r.sumau Jones bill prohibiting the
of the thirty former German pas
sa0gcr lines except as may hereafter
t- provided by congress.
While the committee hearing was
:a .,roEress. counsel for the shipping
board appeared before Associate jus
lire Bailey in the District of Columbia
ssfrcmc court, to urge that William
&udolph Hearst, on whose tax payer
sution, temporary injunction
s-ainst the sale has been issued.
..,uId be placed under $5,000.O0O bond
70 cover possible losses to the gov
=ament due to the tying UP of the
aaft by legal proceedings They es-
-tnated the daily prospective loss at
10000 and also pointed out that
contract to sell the Suwanee for So
@5 900 held up by the injunction, eX-
ll-ed today.
Counsel for Mr.. Hearst contended
that only nominal bond should be re
Ha.red as board officials told con-
gross all bids had been rejected and
:.at no sale would be made without
specific permission of congress.
Mr.. Hearst sued. it was stated, not
see his personal gain. but in the public
interest to prevent loss to the govern
ment and counsel added that bond
5000, 900 required of a single tax
nayer would prevent public spirited
osrsons i'm the future from applying
.a the courts in similar cases Justice
aaltcy said he would be prepared to-
morrow 10 fix the Nond.
While no record vote was taken on
& bill the committee previously
aaaptrd "a motion 10 to proposing
dat the sale be prohibited. Senators
Edge Of New Jersey, Fernald of
Hauc. and Nelson of Minnesota, all
~nlblicans voted in the negative.
Those supporting the motion We're:
Chairman Jones and Senator's Ball,
C7t Lenroot. McNary, republicans;
st chamberlain, Fletcher, Kirby,
Rosleu and Sheppard, democrats.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-21
NEWS SERVICE TO
SOUTH AMERICA

New York, Feb. 20.-The Associated
Press today extended its South Amer
lean service to Ell Diaro Nacional and
FL Espectador, of Bogota, the capital
of Colombia, and Ell Relator, OF Cali
in the same republic. These papers
will receive a daily report of world
happenings from New York. and in re-
turn the Associated Press will be pro-
tected on news service from Column bla
The number of Associated Press mem
bers in South America now totals
-twenty-SiX.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-21
FORBES CONFIRMED
AS POSTMASTER
Commission to Be Forwarded
Before First of March.
By GEORGE n. MANNING.

Wa~ha-,on. d. c.. Feb. 2O.-The
Senate today Confirmed the nomina-
Won "l W. j. Forbes to be postmaster
al F"nsarola. His commission will be
sent him at once by the postoffice de
pertinent ana Other details probably
52'nErd $50 tha, he can qualify to
sa.r"od Ecn :. Hancock by March 1,
}.1"r Florida postmasters confirmed
1.'N were; James I. Haiston, Cocoa;
4#elf +. Lounds, Crescent City; Ed
strd L. Howe. Deland; Charles F.
.2'EiHs st, Augustine; Philip NJ. Ell
W. sanford and Edward o. Sawyers,
Itg Springs.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-21
RATES
ON HIGHER LEVELS

New York, Feb. 20.-Exchange rates
on London and on the principal Euro
pean centers was at highest levels
today since tho low record of Feb
ruary t. when demand bills on Lon
don sold down TO 1919. Today's early
rates for the same bills on London
was s3.47 A cents. France opened
at an overnight ad .ance of 80 cen
times to 1927 TO the dollar and lires
26 centimes TO s17.62. Remittances
to Belgium and Scandinavia centers
also strengthened.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-21
COMES
TO PENSACOLA
0tRnlnger Has Padded All the
Way From Pittsburgh.

''W orleans. Feb. 20.-Fred C. Den
-.E tn" canoist, who arrived here
~ Mnaih after a 1000 mile trip down
b., ,'He md Mississippi rivers from
4 ',>.-llrsh. . left here this morning at
: ''.orh- He intcnrs 10 paddle all
May to Pensacola and expects to
5''3t city before next Friday.
~, a,'..hsfr went through Ship Island
a. '' lake Borgne and says that he
.''n Biloxi before Sunday. Tic
as. .At9j MIR sportsman and is making
ne NV. iInal lap Of 1900 mile jour
49,. .'tr Of adventure. He has no
VI. anu says his only remuneration
o'tier physical health. Next
g. Ns\s. he will attempt to break
Ela ". for canoing from Buffalo.
i'4" TO New Orleans.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-21
TENANTS BEST
RENT PROFITEERS

New York, Feb. 20.-Tenants in a
six story apartment house in upper
Broadway have formed a syndicate and
bought the building, it was announced
today after they had learned a 20 per
cent increase in rentals was contcm-
plated New tenants will have an op-
portunity Of becoming shareholders in
the syndicate. The building with seven
stores on the ground floor returns
gross rental OF about $4,000 monthly
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-21
COAST LINE TO
ADOPT NEW HOME

New York, Feb. 20.-The Atlantic
Coast Line announced today that Ly-
man Delano, who has been Federal
manager under the United states
Railroad Administration, will become
executive vice president on return OF
the road to private control. Head
quarters will be at Wilmington, \. Z.
Other offices of the road are un-
changed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-21
TO
BE SUPERVISED

Washington, Feb. 20.-I n C r e a s e d
government supervision over the pack
ing industry was recommended to the
senate today by Senator Gronna, re-
publican of North Dakota, in report
ing favorably the Kenyon -Kendrick
bill as re-drafted by the agricultural
committee.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-21
NEW LAWS FOR
CHURCH FORMED

Jacksonville, Fla, Feb. 20.-The sub
committee of the unification commit
tee of the Methodist Episcopal church
south and the Methodist Episcopal
church. which has been meeting here.
has completed it's work of editing the
proposed constitution for the united
church. The constitution will be pre-
sented to the general conference of
the two churches at Des Moines, next
May.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-21
BIG FIRE STARTS
FROM EXPLOSION

New Castle, Pa, Feb. 20--Three
girls were injured and three smaH
buildings of the Cont Powder Com
pany We're burned here today toiIoW
ing an explosion of fire works caused
when a stove was upset in one OF
the buildings and fire spread TO the
others. The loss is estimated at So
600. Six girls ran home after the ex-
plosion and it was first reported that
they had been killed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-21
TREATY DEBATE
YEAROLD TODAY
Partisan Leaders Trying to Shift
Responsibility for Deadlock
Become Militant.

Washington, Feb. 20-Both republi-
cans and democrats sought to wash
their hands Of responsibility for the
peace treaty deadlock in a militant dis
cussion in the senate today. There was
a note Of hopelpssncss in the statement
Of the treatys irreconcilable opponents
that the party leaders might as well
put the qucstio nof ratification out
of their minds and turn the senate's at
tention to the business Of legislation.
Hitchcock in speech denied the
democrats wanted the treaty in the
campaign Borah, an irreconcilable,
gethpr than when the debate began a
year ago tomorrow.
Washington, Feb. 20.-Elihu Roots
suggestion in a speech last night that
"A republican president March ). 1921,
should call a meeting to reform the
league of nations which Root declar-
ed the United States should enter with
reservations. was taken exception to
today in a statement by Senator Hiram
johnson, of California. a candidate for
the republican presidential nomination.
IF necessary" he said, the time to
reform the league is before the United
States enters.
Washington. Feb. 2o-Both sides
lined UP in the house today for a big
fight tomorrow on the railroad reOr-
ganizatiOn bill. There was some debate
today but the main efforts centered on
raIlying strength.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-21

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-21

,tcuT HIGH COST OF LINING
your old furniture. office fix
.,.r7- or machinery can be quick
~ turned into cash through The
1ou~1al Want Columns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07
80 CENTS PER
DOZEN PRICE
SET FOR EGGs
FAIR PRICE CONNuIvET ISSUES
NOTICE To ALL DEALERS
tn THIS EffET

At the meeting OF the fair price
commission. which was held IN the
library uf ~ s.S.al iaGa m III
federal building lcsi night. prices
for eggs 20 become effective Iain-rv
80 were set az 50 cents Ter dozen
for the fresh product and 30 ce~ts
per dozen for cold storage egg. The
price tor which eyes have been .eil-
ing In the i"'rafis.s nasf IN Au.r-
rillo is from 20 cents 20 ga cents re-
dofen.
W g. PoNo chair~,an OF the fair
price eomm'ss,On. Issued the follow
Ina notice % . g. no deal In eggs
~ > ,nostins %! the .sir l,t .
commission held last niga' ~ tie
federal building the folluNirg pricss
were fixed for eggs.
For strictly fresh csss not over
80 rents per dozen.
For cold storage eggs. not over
20 cents per dozen.
"All merchants handling the
above are warned not 10 sell above
the figures named. bu, 81 course.
may sell al price a. much les.
they desire. We request notliira
ticns or all violations Of this order.
w. c. Pope.
Chairman Fair Price Commission.
&C. +. kiser. secretary"
The next meeting Of the fair price
commission will be held az the &c l.
eral building next Tuesday night a:
1:30 at which time the following
committees appointed by Chairman
W. c. Pope will submit to the fun
boards lists OF fair prices on the
commodities assigned them
Mems. Boys and women's shoes
and boots: H. W. Blackburn. chai.
man. Bob Brovles. SD Rraunir, \. ,
/. Brint and l. II. Beaman.
Dry goods and women's clothing:
Ben Smith. chairman. J. T. Moore.
Mrs. Howard Trieg and Mrs. Sam
seay.
Groceries and meat A. G.. Stanley !
chairman. Lee McSpadden. IL. u. I
Hamrick. W. W. Mcilrcy. G. T. Mag
gard and Mrs. c. L. Blanchard.
Feed and Fuel: =. n. I.andegin.
chairman. Avery Turner and ". c. ,
Kenyon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07

iicers said last night The annual
membership Zee II $500.
Thomas McdiaL Examiner
nr. g. T. Thomas, has been up
pointed medical examiner for tx.
service men OF this district and all
members who need vocational train
ing will be- examined by him. lilo
viii be- glad TO furnish any informa
,ion concerning this training course.
u WAS announced.
The committee in charge OF the
dance given last Saturday night ~
ported that the post had realized scv.
eral hundred dollars by the affair to
apply on the building fund. although
the exact figure was not known u,
present. $ T.. Mcmahon. acted as
post adiutant in the absence Of Ra,
Smith.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07
TEN D|PTHERIA
CASES IN CITY
M DANGER az EPIDEMIC. DE.
CLtI,ES CITY HEALTH
OFFICER wtLkEH

Ten eases Of dipthcria ~ the city
have been reported 10 City .l",lth
Officer. X. VI Walker within the
past few days. DR. Walker said that
be- did not believe that there IL any
danger uf an epidemic OF diIt1eril.
especially 10 the cooperation NJ BAR
onis. school officials ana teachers
can be- secured. Ne asked ina, teach
ers prompt! report to him any
cases Of colds tn the schools.
There Is no necessity of taking
children out OF school. according to
DR. Walker. but he urges that special
precautions be- taken In guarding
against an epidemic
There are only two cases Of small
poN IN Amarillo and also only two
cases OF scarlet fever. Only one OF
the cases WIS reported this year.
three being from 1919.
Or Walker Is working on his an
nual report of the health depart.
ment for 1919 and plans to have Il
ready within few days.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07
RURAL ENuM[RAT0Rs
TO GET MORE PAY

According u Information conta,n.
ed a. letter received recently nv
the nOarl Of tfy Development trJ 4
GENIUS heal "a ',e,s at wa...qg.nn.
a. the rgrai dis in
~. Eieht e Oors'CssiC',
.luc' { TIVE vii receive ~ per
iav INST ai = pe. al, &C 9.
extra ''r raNeling expenses
The i'-'i g., Developnvc' ia
6rr p:inary .iedi for the IN. go
in pay ior enumerators IN this dis
irict. The matter was taken up with
officials and attention was called to
the grea difficulty IN the work and
the nee def extra pay.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07
RECRUITING SERVICE
! FOR NAVY DELAYED

". zilm. recruiting officer for the
ravy. who recea,ly opened an office
y Amarillo. has not been able 10
40 much 30 Ear because OF non-ar-
rival OF supplies. he expects within
the newt few days TO put up many
rosters calling -iten'ioL To the von-
ferful opportunities OF The navy
Amarillo and the Panhandle
eountry should l. a wonderful field
f,r the ob'aiuing Of recruits" said
pr. Ziim. Il am ANXIOUS "a her.a
fctive work 10 enlist men IN what.
ever branch OF the navy they u.us,
desire or are fitted for"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07

whose talented screen work IN such
successes as Wives OF Men" "Hei
Code OF Honor" and The Woman
Under oath" makes the presentation
OF her latest offering feature
event az the Mission theatre. Her
Game" pic,uriKes N eexciting ad
ventures OF u young Southern cir!
In New York City The stakes To
he game are wealth. love and honor
and IL the young heroine wins out
IL Is only after a hard battle aud
many perilous experiences. The
offering Is said have special appeal
10 feminine audiences. Conway
Tearle. well-known for his clever
screen support OF Mary Pickford.
Ethel Barrymore and other stars
plays the principal male cole In the
cast which includes Jed prouty
Mathilde BrundaEe and Florence
Billings among others.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07
GREAT OIL ACTIVITY
N CANADIAN n[Gl0H

OF activities on the Lof:h pains.
particularly IN TIE vil.n,,. % Cana
dian and Higgins, are S,ea;ct than
ever before. according To Information
received here. Several net. locations
have been made In that pay, of the
Panhandle and al leas, three wells
are nov drilling.
According 10 reports. the Hop
Aims No. ! test. located about fifteen
miles northwest OF Canadian. Il now
several hundred feet deep and the
work progressing rapidly. The
Smaller test. six miles cas-, OF Cana
dian, Ia sspudded In and Is drilling
now az n depth OF about 500 feet.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07
FLORENCE REED HERE IN
HER LATEST SCREEN DRAMA

Coming wi, hlhe reputation OF be-
ing Florence Reeds greatest sue
cess oidaie. Her Game" a new
five reel feature drama OF modern
New York life. will be seen at the
Mission theatre today No star OF
stage o. screen has achieved wider
popularity than Florence Reed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07
A TEXAS WONDER

For kidney and hlsddcr troubles
eraval. weak and lame bach rheu-
ratism and irregularities % the
tidneys and bladder IN both men
ent women. N mt sold BY your
srurris,. will be sent By mail ON 70
~~ipt OF si.ss. Small bottle often
~nrex. Send for sworn testimonlals.
~. Y. W. Hall. 1895 olive 81. s..
Louis. No. Sold By druggists
advertlscment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07
FORMER AMARILLO BOY
NOW CHOIR DIRECTOR

\ former Amarillo hoy, nornc
Hay. the son Of Rev. sam 4, Hay,
formerly pastor Of the First Neth
odist church Of this city. Is nov the
choir dir>'tor Cor Dr. Theodore
Copeland. a nv ed Methodist evan
gelist. Dr. Copeland is widely known
and has evangelistic engagements all
over the United states.
Mr.. Hays work with Dr. cope
land viii take him To oklahoma,
California. Washington and Florida
within the next few months. accord
Tug To Information received here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07
GOOD RESULTS
m CAMPA IGN
FOR STADIUM
NEARLY ON THIRD on AMOUNT
RAISED ON FIRST DAYS
MOl.k

That the campaign to raise
$4,000 Tor the purpose OF erect
ing O g,mnasilm-auditorium on
the nlgh School grounds. viii
b. successful IS Thoroughly eve
Genced by me fact that approx
imately oae-thIrd of the amount
Was raised yesterday. the first
day OF the campaign. with the
committees - work only a few
hours
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07

Mrs. G. Baum aud little daughter
returned Monday from Gainesville
Texas where they have been visiting
with relatives.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07
win Meet tri,ia,



according To information contain
"a IN memorandum from the state
Headquarters. the secretary OF Ia.
hor has recently ruled that momber-
ship In the !. W w. Is not enough
10 cause deportation. The American
Legion contends that membership in
the organ cation Is a violation Of the
Alicnist Act OF Congress OF October
Is. 1913, and the state office urges
that the different posts take the mat
Ter up with their congressman vita
a view OF securing the enforcement
Of the hill. which. Il is believed. will
result In the deportation OF all |. W.
W members.
Payment OF dues for the present
year should he made promptly, Of
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07
EXPRESS BUSINESS
MORE THAN DOUBLES
DURING PAST YEAR

The amount Of express business
handled through the local office OF
the American Railway Express dur
ing 1918, according 10 Ascent ". u.
DeGrassi. incre. sed more than ice
percent over the amoant handled
during the previous year. About July
1913. the three express companies
doing business in and oug OF Ana
riiio were consolidated AMI the In
crease Il over the combined bIsl-
ness OF all the companies.
The enormous increase Is no, az
tributed entirely TO growth - bust
ness In Amarillo. however. rs two
increases In express rates Aaye been
made since the government control
neeesinted the consolidation. one
increase was made In 1917 and tue
other In 1919. both amou-ting 70
about Taper cent.
Dcpc,s Filled
Both the depot offices n tho
Santa Re aud Fort Worth and Dan
YER stations. as well as a warehouse,
40 by zoe feet In Dimensions. are
practically filled TO capacity all the
time. No congestion OF ans COT sr-
auenee is noticeable despite The ire
mendous number OF packages had.
led.
Mr.. DeGrassi attributes great
deal OF growth a the express bust
ness In Amarillo TO she oil and gas
Developments In tal section Two
cars OF oil supplies recef ~ we're
sent here by evTr~sr and parts ave
received almost .laI,s.
Wholesale Center
The Development OF this city as 4
Wholesale center ~ causing larger
business for the express company.
Ferishable goods are sent mere By re-
friSerator freight and are disurirbu-
ted from Aamriilo by express.
Mr.. DeGrassi believes that TIC
business Of this yea will show = sub
stantiai increisn over hat OF 1919
due 10 evidence OF business i'm
provements during 'ae ensuing year
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07

The repoitea contributors nv
practically e'sry individual and
firm visited 3 aumbar 81 sub
scripti0ns for a. much as 5000
were received
The Rotary club division. un-
der the direction 81 nr L Z.
PARCELS received subscriptions
amounting TO $1,000.
Rev II. W Virgin. In charge
o. the committee. representing
the Board OF City Development.
reported $500 While the Lions
committee headed by J. y.
Riggs. working the outlying dis.
tricts. secured subscriptions to.
falling $3.50.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07
Three Committees

Three committees are work
INK the business district aud
with only abou, one fourth ~
the area covered yesterday The
members wer, very enthusiastic
over the outcome OF their ct-
forts last night
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07
MnrranIN lhcsls

| Rascoe To G. ". Hall. lot :.
CLOCK leg. G.. q $ Consideration
$3.50.
G. H. Hall to L. Ralson. LOT 5.
block 1872. C. a $ Consideration
$500.
Rascoe to l.. Ralson. lot 6
block H., G.. a :. Consideration
$3.50.
W. Brockman 10 u T. Burton.
lot 4. block 3. 5. ; Consideration
l$e.75O.
}. e, Mcfarland 10 Edith Musick.
lots and g. block q. san Jaclnto
Consideration sisj.
G. n Curry 20 Harry Y. Sarer
par, ~ block s2o. plemons addition
Consideration s6.5OO.
6. " Ford to ]. G.. Gam. lots
u, =. block 81. old Town. Con.
sidera,ion 500.
W A MScpadden TO W. n. Fuqua.
lo' ; block sos. Mirror Addition. lot
= block III, Plemons addition
Consideration $4,000.
II =. Perdue to \. n Vandiver
10, |. block 237. plemons addition
Consideration $3.50.
Amarillo Implement, Company 10
Mrs. l.. Shore. lot 3. block iS4. lot
block Is. san Jacinto. Consld
Grafton si40.
Allie Cartwright; 20 q. n. liar.
gett. lot l block 1876. G. 4 :. Con
sidera,ion 5000
]. G. Mathews TO VIII Duke. F.
IL 10, s, block 80. Plemons addi-
ton Consideration s3.640.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07
AMERICAN LEGION LAYS PLANS
T0START BUILDING CAMPAIGN

At the regular scmi-monthly
meeting OF the local post of ne Am
ericar Legion last night, held in
the Amarillo Hotel basement. a mum
Der Of matters Of Importance came
before the body for discussion. The
chief 'apic discussed was the pro-
posed permanent home for Hanson
Post
". - Estes. a member Of the gen
eral committee recently appointed
Tor the campaign. outlined the plans
hat had been decided upon as 10
what the building should be.
Committee Appointed
a building committee vas APP
pointed last night. and a meeting by
this body will BE- held Friday at 5
.. m AT the Board OF City Develop
ment offices. when a full discussion
Of all details connected With the
campaign and the building will take
place. The members OF the executive
committee and all officers OF tbs
post will attend this meeting.
VIII Meet Friday
The building committee is headed
by ; T.. Mcmahon. other members
are. j. Royce. Martin, Dr Packet,
George Lindsay. Joe Parr. Harvey
Crudgington. W D. Estes, Ritten-
herry nrownell. Parks. Rogers,
smith. Carlander. CROW. Crawford. !
aud Rev h. G. Mohlcy Mr. Mcmahon
IL very anxious that all members at |
tund the special meeting Friday |
nlghi.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07

5. J Slade TO the Duke Drug
Company, No. Sis Polk street.
oil and Gas Lease
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07

Nell I. Ran 90 Mrs. K. n. Gist.
Z. l-s Of block ~ Of section ie7,
block ?. A. B. d NJ Consideration
$40.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07

G. W Ernest TO National l.. &i
Company. LOT II. block Sc. Eakle
addition Consideration $4,000.