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Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-14
FUR COAT STOLEN FROM
 HAYWOOD AVENUE HOME

A fur coat was taken from the res idence of Joseph C. Worth on Elmwcod avenue sometime during Friday night MT. and Mrs. Worth had been cut dur ing the evening and did not miss the coat until early next morning. Whether the coat Eas stolen while they were out during the evening orswhether some one entered the house during the night is not known. The matter has been re- ported to the police
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-14

Purchase by the government of the sur- plus of certain farm products on hand st the end Of the crop year at a guaranteed minimum price was suggested io the sen- ate agricultural conmittss ty v. c. Lyon. a member of the South Dakots iss- Stature.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-14
For Christina, In csllf.rn,.

Dr. Curtis Bernard leaves this cTues- day) morning for New York on the first trip of his rrans-continentsl trip to csl- ifcrnis 10 spend the Christmas holidays with his parents. Dr. Bernard will TO sT the California limited and arrive In San Francisco next Sunday morning. Mrs Bernard will net accompany her nus band hut will spend ths holidays with her parents in the east
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-14
For Stomach Agony
Ask Your Druggist About Mi-o-hs. lt Gives Relief in Five Minutes

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 Your druggist will tell you that Mi-O-Na is guaranteed to relieve quickly and safely, upset stomach and indigestion, or your money will be refunded.
 Have you gas on stomach
 One Mi-O-Na Tablet and the misery is ended Are you bilious, dizzy or nervous .Ni-O-Na will help to put you right In day; gives relief in five minutes. Now, dear reader, don't go on suffer- ing with stomach trouble. Be fair to yourself; throw aside prejudice and try Mi-O-Na.
 And money back, if you don't say Mi-O-Na is worth its weight in gold. Sold by The Lee & Osgood Co.,, and leading druggists everywhere.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-14
State Capitol superi.t.ns..t.

Hartford, Conn. Dec 1S.-Comptrol- ler-elect Harvey P Bfsssn has appoint ed Frank ". Congdon. of Hampton. to be superintendent Of the state capitol. succeeding John L. Wilson, 1t was an= nounced tonight.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-14
Arguments in Common Pleas.

uhIeHts IH Oommoh PIeas.
 In the trespass case of Mary ". Smith and Anton Izbitzki which was ar- Eued in the common pleas court on Monday by Attorneys Shields, Hull and Pettis the court took the papers.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-14

ness before the public. L ere h ne rnnki- um better than thr>nRh the advertiE-nr soluulas Of The lsullefin-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-14

WHEN r0U WANT to put your buri. ness before the ~uDilr. tne. e ls .4o l.o...- tn better than through the adysrtisins eelurnne of The Bulletin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01
rRsD. acknowledgements
KENDALL AND FINE co.

With very high appreciation of all
the kind patronage that has been ae-
corded my associates and myself. no,
only daring the year just closed but
during the nearly thirteen years OF
life IN this city. wish to announce
that the corporation 80 we'll known
10 You has been dissolved. The certif
lcate OF dissolution was yesterday
filed with the Secretary OF State IN
Austin.
In 1907. Saylor and Kendall Co.
began business here: and about two
years ago was succeeded by Kendall!
and Fine Co. at az Polk ST. Now !
have taken over the entire business
and shall more than ever apprc-
ciate your good will.
II was a great misfortune 20 hay'
two OF our large display windows
rendered useless some three months
ago. by the automobile which Knew
only how TO advance TO the charge
and could not beat a retreat. but
when the new plates arrive. Their:
will be some very beautiful glass
signs installed. which will help you
to forget the company nanes usea
heretofore. make you familiar with
The individual name which you will
use after this date. ! wish you all u
Happy New Year and invite you to
call and see me at the old stand"
FREDERICK KENDALL,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01
Marranty Dexis.

W. s. Bryan TO Lon Sellars. part
lot I, all lot 8. block 80. @. a $.
Addition. Consideration $4,000.
NJ X. Weaver 10 J. y. Kennedy.
part block 23l. Plcmons Addition.
Consideration $4,000.
National Bank OF Commerce 10
Potter county. lots 4.S-G. block a.,
amarillo Heights. Consideration
s30O.
Pearl Wilson 10 A. u. Cogdell,
part OF lot .. block 1903. Plemons
Addition. Consideration $500.
Ed Tnll 10 II. J Num-. lot /,
block ii9. Hughes Addition. Con.
Liberation $500.
Alfalfa Lumber Company 10 s. NJ
Woodward. lot 6. block 2Oi. q. a s
Addition. Consideration $500.
Y. Wells Benton ct nj to Alfalfa
lumber COMPANY. lot G. block col
q. & $. Addition. Consideration
$3.50.
J NJ Warren TO s. A. Bigger. LOT
\, block 13S. G. a s. Addition. Con
sideration $4,000.
Less Whitaker 10 Lex T.. Riggan
lots 1915. block AS. Mirror Addi
ton. Consideration $500.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01

ness like methods which have been
employed ~ Austin In times past
and because he Is progressive aud an
advocate Of xoman suffrage and pro-
hibltion that will prohit. are some N
the reasons MIR. sattorwhite gives for
his strong personal preference n the
matter.
There ere a number OF most eieel'
lent men who are a,oved candidates
for gubernatoriai honors. To our
own certain knowledge. many Of them
are men Of the highest integrity, such
ms Pat Neff. and OF great executive
ability. They are tho rort OF me'
whom the people 81 Texas coult
trus, with the office. feeling thai the,
have both ability and the determine
tion to use that ability COR the bcne
fii OF all OF the people.
Granting these things. there u
food for thought rs TO the qualifloa
lions OF Thomasson.
For Texas needs a man OF strons
character and sterling integrity e
take over the rclns when Governed
iobby's term Of office expires.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01
GROUND BROKEN
FOR D0RMIT0RY

spcciai 10 the News.
CANYON. Dec. Si.--Ground was
today broken for the new sijJ,J0O
dormilory for girls at the West
Texas state Normal College. No
formalities attended the occasion.
but President J. 4. Hill asked for
and Sas granted the privilege of
beginning the work---a task he
performed by opening the ditch for
the foundation.
This building will be 156xil2
feet and will have the form OF the
letter IL. While the building
will be- complete 80 far as It's prop
~ funcioning goes II will will be
loft In such shape that II can be en-
arged In the future without MARI
Ing It's architectural beauty. II will
De hree series In height and will
accommodate about one hundred
| girls.
The first floor win contain the
administrative offices. parlor. and
dining room and kitchen. The
parlor will be 3ix60 feet. the dining
room 3Gx6O and the kitchen 2Sx60.
The Home Economics Department,
under the direction OF Misses Jessie
u. Rambo and Martha T. Bell, Il
working out the interior arrange
ment and equipment OF these var.
ious rooms so that when finished
they will represent the last work
In institutional equipment OF thi,
Kind.
rhe second aud third floors viii
he used for bed rooms and the
"ec"ssarv lavatory facilities. Ever,
froAera cNnver'erca win no nroyii
81 TO- those rccws 90 'hH' 'ha ~i-''
w'i' two wndo- 'ho moe' favorable
-'N-i'~- anf c~i'r-ai conditions
wa o.st-e h"iidi-~ wiu ii-hf~s
- o'N"i-i~t'.. ~~A N~a'os ~ siea -
'-~~' 'ho ~-"-~~'s 49,, il-N'i-- a-,f
h"'''r~ svsam.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01
FEDERAL TRADE BOARD
SEEKING TO PREVENT
DECLINE IN PRICES

Victor Murdoch. chairman OF the
Federal Trade Commission az Wash
ington. has written a lette, to tho
Beard OF City Development In regard
10 the question: OF guarantee
against decline In prices as there
hiss been many complaints received
IN the Commission Any person In
Amarillo desiring 10 express his
Views on the subject will be asked
TO submit them In writing. states
NJ. Murdoch The letter follows:
/ "The question Of guarantee agains
decline In price has been the subject
" NJ many complaints before the
I Commission and opinion seems TO be
30 diverse that the Commission has
determined To 20 into the whole
matter thoroughly.
As basis for the necessary es.
penditures attending upon such an
inquiry. such formal complaints
have been issued presenting various
phases Of the subject To the end
that every party az Interest may be
fully represented. the Commission Is
inviting. generally. producers. manu-.
facturers. merchants (wholsale and
retail and consumers. 10 declare
their interest so that the Commits
sioa may know what parties should
be represented.
THE Commission Is asking you
therefore 10 communicate as speedily
and as widely as possible with your
membership advising them OF the In
yitation and TO notify the Commfs-
sion OF the nature Of their interes,
IN the subject. II any,
las sooa as this list OF the parties
az interest in the matter can be COM
piled. Il Is the purpose OF the Com.
mission TO invite each or any OF them
TO submit Transformations in writing
This follows the custom OF the Com.
mission In numerous other similar
cases.
"a reasonable time limit for the
filing OF written statements win bs
given. after which they will be as
sembled and as far as possible ciassi
fled and each correspondent will b.
furnished with a copy Of the Who'll,
tuNument.
AS soon thereafter as Is possible
Il Il the purpose OF the Commission
10 call a general hearing az Wash
ington at which parties at Interest
fiay be present In person. by repre-
sentative or by counsl. and an order
" method for hearing the matte,
will be laid out.
I. ''As III everything where the publ,
Interest IL involved. the utmost OK
petition consistent with care and fnl
opportunity for the presentation o
AL sides. a TO be desired.
| Letters similar 20 this are beinI
sent 10 various associations and con
Germs but the Commission feels tina
its present list by n6 means include,
all those whose interests may b,
touched by a final determination o
the question. n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01
To LOWER nGH COST

Says the Fort Worth s,ar-reie-
gram:
There may be something in tho
rent performance theory OF the
high cost Of living which Attorney
General Palmer sets forth as war
ranting the belief that prices will be-
rin to fall la the immediate future.
In any event we shall hope so. Bat
while Mr. Paimer's logic Is fanl,lesi.
We are glad TO note that he Is not
taking his premise with such atsc-
lutte sincerity as 10 believe that thing
will adjust themsclves. Mr.. Palmer
POINTS out that u mas been an invar.-
able rule In the United States for
several years for prices TO rise In the
diumn months. and that they have
lways been higher In November than
IN August. This year. be PORTS out.
prices on an average have remained
stationary since August. which he
eonstrues as equivalent 10 a reduc-
ton. In other wordr the usual fall
rise has been avoided. On this basis
he expects prices TO begin 10 fall IN
he immediate future.
However. the effort TO redrcc
riees must continue He says:
Primarily. the notable factors In
VOWEL in the cost OF living ara the
needed Increase In productions. the
Elimination OF ex'ravarant buying
md the determined hunting down oil
profi,eers Of all classes. I believe
that the time has now come wher
the organization OF the country hai
been completed to the point wher'
real results can be shown. The cos
Of living. already under control. tnr
be reduced II everyone who produces
win prciece his utmost " those VII,
buy and consume win save aud elm
/ mate extravaganza, and II all zones
people win join with the Department
81 Justice in stamping out proiiteer
lng and boarding."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01

Today we are entering upon an
rther cycle OF Time--she New Year
the year 1870.
VIVA hearts full Of hope. We are
srspared 10 60 forward 10 take adj
-antage Of new opportunities as they
re presented. 10 make the most Of
he minutes a. they lily past. permit
lag - few Of them as may be 10
be ehalked against us ss liabilities.
Vain regrets profit man nothing.
ut since our future course OF action
must Psst upon the basis OF our past
experiences. Il IL well worth while
% review the past for the lessons
that q holds. go
Out Of this contemplation may
~ome those New Years resolutions.
II which many speak 80 lightly. why
,.houh New Years resolutions be re-
rardsd with less ssriousness than one
would regard good resolutions adopt
id on any day In the year. Resolu.
lions are seldom lived up to. but
'ew good courses are determined MP
on In this life that. in such effort
= may be expended upon them. they
10 not have bearing toward better
msnt Of our lives or conditions.
Aside from those individual pur-
Noses which each OF us may have In
lev for the 1880 period. we believe
'hst N the mass the American peo-
bio wilI do won. during the present
-ns<ifI<d state Of affairs. TO mos,
earnestly resolve TO keep cool. "a
ed safe sad sane counsel. and "a
- thsir besf efforts toward bring
iae about normal conditions
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01
.AME R|CA's DEAD
To BE RETURNED

PARIS. Dec. 3i.-Amcrican army
officers be eve very few unldenti-
fled bodies will lie among Americas
soldier dead in France when the army
Graves Registration Service completes
thorough rechecking Of ecords now
In progress Every grave record Is
being checked against the army's
casualty list Each little white cross
Or six pointed star over the Jews
lis having an embossed aluminium
strip placed On the back. duplicat-
ing the name, rank and organization
already painted on the marker. THIS
lis being done as n precaution against
The possibility OF winter weather
wearing away the stencilled informa-
ton.
Nearly 10000 American boys are
hurled In the eleven districts Of
France. the belgian battlcilelds and
the Duehy Of Luxembourg. There are
IS cemeteries OF 900 or more
graves. cared for by discharged sol
dicrs. The largest OF these Is RO-
nagne. north Of verdun where lie
| 23.00e OF our men. The next in size
Is that az ThiaucCurt. with 1900
graves Many OF those who fell IL,
hattie are sleeping IN British and
French military or the French COM
mnnal cemeteries. A few were left
where they were first put in the
ground. as In the vosges mountains.
All graves are under the care Of
the commanding graves officer In
'he eleven districts and a caretoker
watches over them. Officers make
"eriodical INSPECTION Where practi-
al. grass has been sown on the bat
lie hnrving grounds and in tho
spring this work. previously hamper
cd by the task of grouping the bod
les, will be carried on.
when the present Graves Service
administration took over headuuar-
'ers in Paris IN August the records
we're found IN contain = llst Of ~
a00 names OF men hurried hnt with.
iont giving the exact location OF tho
crave The present check includes
the compilation Of n complete direc-
tory OF every American grave. In tho
first $4,000 graves recorded a fourth
~ these INDICATED ones were found
lpad properly marked. inspection oi
battlefield burying grounds have
heen the slowest but the American
loff.ecrs said they expected the work
when finished would leave few ol
those tragic mounds wherein would
We an American soldier. name un.
known"
Many OF these are expected to M
identified later when the description
LOT the body. marks in the clothing
and sometimes letter from home q
dear jim" sent back TO the Wal
Department. are seen by those who
have been gricving over their boy
listed among the missing"
None OF the bodies may be re-
turned to tie families yet but moth
ers and fathers have been coming q
France TO look at the grave OF thei,
hoy. Welfare organizations have or
ganifed services to facilitate thes,
visits and az several OF the Ameri
can cemeteries the Young Men,
Christian association has provided
rest rooms.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01
CONSTANCE TALMADGE's NEW
EST \ SPARKLING COMEDY

Constance Talmadge's newest pic
'rse "A virluous vamp" which
opened at the Mission yesterday
ior two days showing Is one OF the
most humorous plays in which this
popular comedy-drama star has been
seen.
AS Nellie Jones. Miss Talmadge
nlavs the part OF a girl who limo
Gently vamps everyone In her office
from the elevator boy 10 the cashier.
On account Of her ability as a steno-
grapher. the president OF the COM
pany Is reluctant 10 dismiss her from
hts employ. though he has Just rea.
son because she has demoralised hi.
office.
Instead. however. he takes neI in,
10 his private vs'ica az his secretary
lie IS y proof against her wiles and
she promptly fslls In love with him.
This lisa new lment for her. ~ her
previous experience has show. her
10 be the "heertbreaker" instead ct
the 'he1rtbroken.
Enraged because his pretty sis,c,
Nellie is suffering from helraches. a
yoingsr brother visits her soss and
insists on q marriage. \ detective Is
hired and the boss's snobhish sisters
sac r band in the matter.
The story is worked out in a most
entertaining manner hy OHM Emer
son end Anita Loos, screens fore.
most writers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01

This IL Just a word OF appreciation.
n expression which comes from deep
Town 10 our hearts. The News Re
rratefui for the splendid cooperation
yiven II during the pas, twelve
months. for the business which has
~rovcu most satisfactory. for The
friendship which has found express
SION through that public cooperation
which makes the assembling OF the
news Of the day possible.
For our own part. we have done
THAT We could to serve the best In
Forests Of the people. But We are
''lanning to do even greater things
he coming year. Expansion OF the
'orce. both In the editorial and me-
rhanical departments. has already be-
zun. the single aim being TO better
serve the people OF Amarillo and the
Panhandle far better than we have
,een abie TO do heretofore
The very best men and women in
III Of the towns OF the Panhandle
md Eastern New Mexico are being
-ecured to act As correspondents for
sais publication and within a few
weeks we believe the service given
ny thsee win surpass the expectations
II the. pubIie- Additional reporters
have been secured. meanwhile. with
View 10 covering all local happen
'ngA The Associated Press service
10 nov precisely the same M tina,
received by The Dallas News and
. ,ther. Texas papers. the sending point
seins Kansas City instead OF Denver.
ne formerly.
In I word. we thank you for what
-'ou have done for The News during
The year 1880 and. at the same time.
we VIA TO assure that this entire
'orcs y bending iss efforts 20 giving
Won. during 1880. the best paper
''ublished In q town OF $4,000 inhab-
ltants In the entire country.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01

nsiiv News N--, .,~-naes :
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01
= OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
= BIRTHs I


Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Rose. OF liOS
Lincoln street. annoulce the birth OF
q daughter. December 30th.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01

4 NEW YEAR RESOLUTION
We will have YOU money this ycat
1870. n you trade at
GTSH Alto SHOT
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01

MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED

Tue Associated Press IL exclusively
.,,titlea 70 the use tcr republication
~ all news dispatches credited To -
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nd also the local news p.sbllsaes
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All rights Or publication OF special
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Special Associated Pres Leasec
Wire Service
, 1920-10-22
Publication.

T is hereby made known that Govern
ment has transmitted to the under
signed Sheriff the list of arrears of
Ground-and Building Taxes to the
Colonial Treasury for the year 1919, with
orders to levy for said taxes if receipt for
payment of the taxes be not produced
within 3 weeks from date.
The Branches Of The National Bank
of the d. w. l., in C~hristiansted and
Frederiksted are authorized by Govern
ment to receive and give receipt for he
taxes every weekday at the Bank, from
Gil O'Clock a. m, and from 1-3 o'clock
p. m.
Christiansted's and Frederiksted's
Sheriff Office, October 18th 1920,
f. COULTER.
, 1920-10-22
The American AutOmO-
bile Accessories Co.,

in order 10 Introduce its products in the
Virgin Islands territory is giving through
its agent the benefit Of reduced prices to
car owners for a short time on Guaran
teed Articles.
AMERICA TIRES 1000 miles, 30x3.
$500, 30x33 $40. 90, nonskjd.
INSYDE TIRES, QUOT ordinary reIin-
ers) prevents blow ont and saves inner
tube. prolongs the life Of old castings,
can be used more than ance, sizes 30x3,
S4. 90, 30x34 SAFE. larger sizes also.)
lNNFR TUBES Is, 900 niles 30x3,
3 .15,t 30x34, $3.75. Qarger sizes also.)
CONVEX DINNER EMS FOR FORDS
{. 200 per pair.
AUTO PAINT BLACK coat and varnish
finish, brush set in rubber. sand paper,
and instructions by a professionally
CampIete Kit enough for one car So. 90.
FORD FAN BELTS short 40c. tong
SOC.
ELASTIC RUB-K. BAK PATCHES
stretches with the imitation of inner
tube, a positive improvement over other
patches, no heating, / sheet for nearly
200 patches) $1.00.
TREDKOTE BLOWOUT PATCHES
for cuts up to 3 ms. S1.00, 4 ms. and
over 81. 25.
Any Three Letters for initials on car.
brass cast) soc.
Special Features. ELECTRIC TAIL
LIGHTS with wire to Magnetic, $3,5n.
Starter (by hand while seated in car.
no cranking) $500.
Book your orders now. Prices quoted
u. S. Currency equivalent accepted.
n A. DF1EMOS. AGENT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-11
&c Don't Pou6der Faces, p"
Photographers VAN Girls

Atlantic City, y J.. March IL
Don't powder your faces, girls. II
you want 70 look beautiful in camera
portraits"
This was the surprising Injunction
Impaired at the society matinee" OF
the photographers association OF the
middle Atlantic states by VIII H
Towles, OF Washington Pirie Mac
Donald. Of New York. created q sec
ond stir by announcing that more
simplicity and less flattery were
things, that would contribute TO bet
ter photography. Mr. Macdonald at
the business session OF the conFen-
ton warned against creating a $50
Wet"
Profit sharing with employees came
in for an extensive discussion, sew
eral delegates saying that such "divi-
dends' had increased business as
high as so per cent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-11
SILVER VALUE FOUND IN
WASTE DUMPS IN ARIZONA

Tucson. Ariz-, March 11.-An inter-
.esting development connected with
the rise in the value Of silver has
been the finding Of profit in the ship
ment 10 FL Paso, Tor smelling. OF very
low grade ores from the waste dumps
OF a number OF old mines in southern
Arizona A substantial net return
came from so ton shipment taken
without sorting from a dump OF the
old Mission group. five miles south
west Of Tucson. though it averaged
only seven ounces silver 10 the ton.
with some copper.
Development at one point on the
Sunshine group. IS miles southwest Of
Tucson, in the Sierritas, Is said to
have out 10 feet of ore sampling Is
percent lead IS ounces silver and $3.50
gold In another crosscut IS 20 feet
Of commercial ore S. ". Purcell. in
charge. is moving the mine camp from
Purcell TO Sunshine
In the Sombrero Butte. near Mans
moth. development on the 800 level
has found the ore changing TO chalco-
pyrite. a very satisfying condition A
large compressor viii be added 10 the
surface equipment Frank T. Pomeroy,
Of Mesa. is secretary.
The Lowell gold property in the
QuijotOas has been leased for three
years TO W. Stephenson The mine
has a Chilean mill In the same sec
ton. Ed s. Scott has taken over the
Ives-Perry mine