davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1920-05-25
D. c. POPULATION
TOTALS 437,571

The population of the District of CO.
lumbia is 437.571. according to revised
figures made public today by the
United States census bureau. This re-
vision gives Washington 157 more
persons than the preliminary count
made public February %.
Census bureau officials said the pre-
liminary count was made hurriedly. in
order to give to the public population
few persons in several precincts of
the city were overlooked. In the final
count, announced today. great care
has been taken, and the figure of
437571 is the final official count which
will be presented to Congress.
Population Increase Over 100000.
The 1910 census showed Washing
ton to have a population of 331.06s.
The largest increase by police pre-
cincts in the ten-year period has been
in the tenth precinct. which has more
than doubled. increasing from 42.s51
1920. The tenth precinct includes the
territory north of Florida avenue in
the Mount Pleasant and Petworth
sections. which have been rapidly
built up in the last ten years.
Only one precinct in the city showed
fourth precinct, which dropped from
s2.513 persons in 1910 to 31,0s4 per-
sons in 1920. Slight gains were shown
by the first and eleventh precincts.
while the other precincts showed
large gains in population.
Figures by Precincts.
The population figures for Washing
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MARYLAND REPUBLICANS
HOLD CONVENTION TODAY

BALTIMORE. May 25.-The republi-
can state convention met here today
to select delegates to the national
convention at Chicago next month
and ratify the primary nomination OF
Ovington E. Weller for the United
States Senate.
The delegates will be instructed for
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood for the presi-
Dental nomination in accordance with
the result of the preferential primary
last month.
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PUSHPLANSFOR
D. c. VOTE PLANKS
Headquarters Will Be Estab-
Iished in Chicago for
Convention.

Plans are being pressed for the
presentation to the republican ma
tional convention at Chicago of the
Districts demand for national repre-
sentation, for the purpose of secur-
ing the inclusion of a plank in the
party platform favorable to the con-
stitutional amendment to this effect.
Every member of the three distinct
District delegations to Chicago, dele
gates and alternates. will receive be-
fore departure for Chicago a copy of
the petition which has recently been
signed by representatives of the va
rious organizations cooperating in
tion. However the committee on Gre
dentials at Chicago may act regard
ing the conflicting claims of the dele
cations. the District members will be
in a position to offer their proposal
of platform plank.
E. F. Colladay. republican national
committeeman for the District of Co
lumbia, and w. T. Galliher. constitut-
ing the subcommittee on political ac-
tivities of the citizens joint. COM
mittee. will leave for Chicago in a
few days prepared to press the Dis
trict's claim for national representa-.
tion at the preliminary meetings of
the national committee and to inter-
view and urge favorable considera-
tion for the Districts planks upon
all members of the convention as they
arrive.
Headquarters to BE Established.
Headquarters will be established
and clerical force installed to pro-
mote this work. Several thousa nd
copies of the petition with signatures
attached are being printed for dis
tribution to the delegates to the con-
vention before leaving for Chicago.
1t is also proposed that a brief. strik-
ing statement of the Districts case,
together with a proposed form of
plank, will be inserted as an adver-
tisement in the Chicago papers to
bring it conspicuousIy to the atten-
tion of those attending the conven-
tion. Other literature bearing upon
the question will be distributed.
Meanwhile preparations are being
made for similar activity at San Fran
cisco. Col. Robert N. Harper. ma
tional committeeman: John F. Co.'S
tello and R. P. Andrews. constituting
the democratic activities committee
of the citizens joint committee, are
moving to make 2 similar effective
Presentation of the Districts case At
convention. They aro
taking as the formula of statement a
resolution similar to that which was
recently adopted by the United States
Chamber Of Commerce.
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.$l0.0o3,4eo.@

1t appears from this table that
most OF the District taxes are paid
wear, and for the first ten months
the money to meet expenditures Is
advanced from the Treasury.
II this bill should become law the
literally, altering radically the pres
ent practice. would only produce con-
fusion and injury. and in the end its
enforcement In accordance with its
terms would doubtless be found i'm
practicable or would compel a radical
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TO HEAD
CARNEGIE INSTITUTION

Prof. John c. Merriam of the Univer-
sity of California was elected presi-
dent today of the Carnegie 1nstitu-
ton of Washington to succeed Dr.
Robert s. Woodward, who will re-
tire at his own request at the end OF
the year. after sixteen years service.
DR.. Merriam is professor of paleon-
tology at the California University
and also was acting chairman of the
national research council 1852.
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$13.1w,72s.w

as they are? Everybody should be
satisfied.
The nation has. 1t is alleged. the
same practical results as those sought
by the bill, and the District com
munity, unrepresented in its munich
pal taxing body, retains the safe
guard against excessive and unjust
taxation which the half-and-half law
gives.
But II legalizing the present con-
venient practice is sincerely desired
the Jones amendment now before the
Senate District committee must be en-
acted and this bill must be rejected.
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perhaps forcing the pay
- 20 tn

collection. perhaps forcing the pay
ment of taxes in advance.
1t is asserted. as 1 have already
indicated. by some leaders In Con-
gress that this method of appropria-
tion for the District is already in
practical operation. and that the bill
merely makes the law conform to the
practice.
If this assertion were accurate, and
IT, without repeating the half-and-
of its definite pledge of capital main
tenance and development. the law had
been construed and applied with the
same practical result as the pending
bill proposes. why not leave matters
Disbursements made through accounting
n
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BULL CHARGES INTO BOX.
Two Killed, Twenty Injured, in
Melee at Almanzora, Spain.

MADRID. May 25.-During a bull
fight at Almanzora, Almeria province.
yesterday, the bull charged into the
private box section beside the ring
In the melee that ensued two persons
were killed and twenty others injured
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Insane Soldier Kills officer and Self

SAN JUAN. Porto Rico, May 20
Capt. Pedro j. PARA, adjutant of the
Porto Rico regiment. was shot and in
stantly killed by Private Leopoldo
Padilla late yesterday. when the sol
der became suddenly insane in the
barracks. Padilla fired thirty shots.
wounding one soldier and killing Capt.
PARA. Then he committed suicide
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FOUR DAYS REMAIN
TOPAY REAL ESTATE
AND PERSONAL TAX

Only four days remain in
which to pay real estate and
personal taxes without penalty.
Chatham M. Towers. collector
Of taxes. said today that while
Saturday is the last day on
which bills can be paid at the
cashiers window without pen
atty. checks. mailed on Monday,
May 81, will be accepted.
Beginning June l a penalty Of l
per cent month will be added
to all unpaid tax bills.
Evening star., 1920-05-25
Bishop Mcdowell Returned.

DES MONIES. Iowa May 25.-In
the assignments OF bishops today
W. r. Mcdowell was returned To
Washington. D. c. and Rev NJ w
Clair. colored. CT Washington. e;e-
waited by the present conference. wus
assl-.nsd to Moproyia.
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WEATHER.

Continued cloudy tonight and to-
morrow; little change in tempera-
ture.
Temperature for twenty-four hours
ended pm. today: Highest, 81. at
noon today: lowest. SO. at 4 am. today.
Full report on page 20.
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CONTINUED on Page 2. Column -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
REAL ESTATE
oDOM LAND COMPANY BAR.
GAINS


.opOM LAND COMPANY BAR
GAINS
s.room modern bungalow, SW mart
town. hardwood floors. hullt.in features
ON east front lot good buy at $500.
Cne THIRD cash.
room home On Harrison street. g,od
i0 alton. modern. tui $500. Ss.UUU
down.
Two modern homes ON ornor let.
g'od H., alton : lnd 3 ronus. well worth
The price ~ S,,0O0. terms.
Dandy lnrgr broom Modern home m
Jackson. cart iront 1T G0Ni4O. good b.
tatlpn. Tor iISij. S.a0O Gown and bal
anco easy.
New room modern bungalow. In
fine locailun with garage aud walks.
sS40g. $1,000 down.
Small 5.ro,m m'dcfn home In gual
lCfatiun. walking distance. viii sell Tor
sat' rnsh nnl sGj per month
broom modern homo ON I5x1aO lot.
ice lawn and trees. snap ~ ,G2i0:
sipo a. $1,000 cash.
broom modern plastored house on
GOxl4e lot gp"l location. garage. fur
Sba00. terms o. suit
groom munern home. corner loi
50Xl4O. furnished throughout. for S.
GOO. terms.
5.rool m'dcrn bungalow on Nadl
non for $3.50. $1,000 cash aud balance
f6h per month.
room mnlcrr homo nnd . room
modern ON corner 1T 5ONil0 cot. east
front. worth the price. $4,000: third
cash ard balance easy.
6.tDum mni.Tn bungalow, fnr lnci.
u"ii. cast front, furracc aud garage.
lcr $3.50: one third cash.
Drndy little o room modern hungn.
lsw. lust or The pavement. east trent
furnished with new walnut aud ma
hoRany furniture. rurs. everything fot
$40. 600: terms.
oDOM LAND COMPANY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
COTTON SUFFERS SHARP
BREAK, DEMAND IS WEAK


~ Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Ang. 10. - Increased
nervousness over European conditions.
and reports uf an easier tome In the
snuthwcsicin spot markets ns - result
Il early new crop receipts. IN the all.
scncc ~ trade demand. caused n very
severe break IN the cotton market here
today.
The inactive months ~ August and
September showed q closing decline ~
200 points. hut the quotations for these
positions were nominal. ~ there were
business In september. and the only
sales uf August was ~ f3i 30. ~ 100
POINTS net lower ~ the opening. &c.
tobcr contracts suld off Ca 2a.6S. closing
nj that level. az l2g points net lower.
while later positions showed losses ~
~ tu iai points.
The market was extremely nervous
nnd unsettled from the start.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
REAL ESTATE

! AM GOING To MovE-Niy health
requires me To do SO. Now, | will sell
you. az bargain. the following prop
erty any time this month az Your price.
Ay HON" pllce In Glrnwood. Q acres.
an which In a good nine.room house.
suitable for rooming ar bOardcrs. n
good well and windmill. one Broom
chicken house, none better: scrvanta
room and garage. if not sold. this
property will be for rent Also. I hav.
on- lsOtnn concict" stone ailn. easily
moved To- your place: II can be made
into storage grancrl.f; rat and rus;
proof. Aud ! have one good concrete
tinker. which has been thoroughly over.
hauled: one piaan. olaE but a good nn.;
one complete set nf kitchen furniture,
avail cock rtovc. ice rhaN. one heater:
100 concrete foundation blocks. Phone
1913. \. NJ. Potter.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
GRAIN DEMAND LIGHT
WITH PRICES LOWER


u Associaied Press.
CHICAGO. Aug. iG--There waa lack
81 buying demand ~ all grains to-day.
aud prices were weak. with n haavy
cloS'. AZ the finish wheat showed
net loss ~ | 10 "a J ~ ccnts. with do.
cemher s2.5G IA 20 sass ~. and March
ss.3s. Corn was down ! 4 10 27.s cents.
while Osts were off | 10 2i.s eenfs.
Provisions were easier, with prices
ranging frnm 10 10 30 cents lower.
Free selling by commission houses
caused considerable weakness In wheat.
linying WIS scattered. cash houses talk
iag moderate quantities on the decline.
Country acceptances were reported
light by local receivers, and offerings
southwest were also limited. Corn was
under pressure gnOd part of the day.
Provisions likewise s0ld a. a lower
basis.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
Fort Mmth Ii,esiack

Nv Nsf0Tihtfd ITf1s.
FORT WORTH. Aug. le.-Catile. Re.
coipts. $500: steady. Eccves. $500
I 81: stoci,T-, o. saNS.2s.
Hog Receipts. 1000: 10 to ~ cents
advance. LIGHT. ti5.75Tisks: heavy,
sis.sUa 1918: MIXED. Sis.00fl ii0o.
sheep Receipts. 1876: steady. Lambs.
tio.0o q 81 OF. yearllngs. 5000 u 1899:
ewes. s,OUlSs0.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
LAND DAJtSAtNc

7e0 acres south of Amarillo An god
smooth land. well aud and windmill.
near switch. $3.50. IL cash. balance
good terms.
One section FOOD land. southeast ~
Amarillo. well improved: rent an row
crops goes. t9j per acre: good terms.
go acres Of good land southwest OF
Amarillo. Well and wiz dmill. ss5 pey
acre. Reasonable terms
We have several nice ranch promo.
iations. priced 10 sell. See us for de-.
tails.
Perfect w'ciion q land near ~,
Francis. All In cultivation. $50
Reasonable terms.
We have lots ~ land propositions
Call Ia and See us. n YOU want to all
list your land with us. coo i.s Polk
Street.
TENPLAINS REALTY On
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
New Orleans Cotton

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. ie--The un.
favorable foreign news waA responsible
Ter break at about n cent pound ia
the cotton market to-day. Selling com.
moncci ON the opening. and was hcavl.
est toward the close. There were unly
minor reactions from the decline. AMI
they did nm last long. Al the lowest
Of The dry the active months were rs
60 ~ points under the close 81 Satur.
day. aud the net ~ tults for the day
were losses uf ~ Ia 100 points.
October traded down a. sS.6s. and
closed "a zN.il.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
CHOICE HOMES ron SALE

'E''E'-'F FF'''IFssT TFFTN NNTaTs
a'room modern. plaEteresl house. cor.
neg lot. on Harrison. $500: 1000 cash.
good terms on balance.
5'roon now. modern bungalow, on
Pierce hardwood floors. builiin fel.
lures, ses5o; $1,000 cash. good terms ON
balance.
sroom new. modern bungalow. buil,.
IN features. hardwood floors. plsstcr, H.
garage. walks. drive. grass aud trees
$500: reasonable terms. Filln.ore ~
Modern brick bungalow. 5 ronr,s
huiltin features. hardwood floors. fire
place. fen~s aud sheds. walks. ana
ba '.meni. $1,000; $500 cash. good tern ;
On balance.
Choice lots in all parts IL town,
PRICE oil & REALTY CD
phonea 2sS.itS,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17

WItIIITA. kans., Aug. 70. - II0gl.
Receipts. 4oo: iec higher Top. ti5iS:
bulk. ti4.5OR154O. rt
cattle; Rccclpts. 1890: steady 10
rircng. Butcher steers, $1,000 900;
butcher COWS aud helfer-. ss.5eal0.so:
s,ocllurs and feeders. f4.50Qs 90: stock
cows and hcifers. Sto0M7sO. bulls,
81 50n 100; calves ti.s0MI2o0.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
TEN PLAINS REALTY CO
CITY pEnIsIsIsrV


Eight broom apartments. near my.
ing. furnished. rents Tor over $500 p.t
month. Si07so; 5000 cash. balance ~
suit
froom modern. well iocaicl. on uurb
anan. furnished completely. $500: ssaa
cash. balance very easy.
W" have some real nice brick ho,nes
hcs, locations tor from $500 ana up
Let us show YOU.
RooMING ltOt 'Sf:S.-Wc hsye @nne
propositions that can be hou-ht -
they viii pay out within two yeats 81
US
"'rnom mNlern plastered ho,t.. co,
ner lot. sexl1o. garage. $1,000: $500
cash. good terms
Croom modern home ON having 90,
select lucation. southeast corner Sss,o.
Woo cash. halanr, like rent.
roomt moslcgn. almost new. unto.
date' satag'. s5toot lot. $4,000. IiOo0
cash, halanc" Ike rent
u YOU want home ~ any hind of
CITY property. See W. before you b,t,
Phone siai. so' Folk 81
TENPi.NlNS REALTY cp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17

KANSAS cry. Mo-. Aug. ie--fioEs:
s,0o0: 10 tO ~ higher: mostly 10 N ~
higher: parker top sls.46; hulk Of sales
sii.75asis.t5; top $685.. good "a choice
heavy si%.7sH Sis25: good "a choice Eno-
dunn sib.lbslJ.C5: good Ia choice light
$1,000 $3.50: good To choice common
stock pie $1,000 si4.sA
Cattle: $4,000: closing steers and she
stock steady o. q lower: calves weak:
quarantine 20 lower: other Glasses dull:
choice tn prime heavyweights 1880
ti6.is: medium 70 good heavyweight
81 .fOI fl5.2s: good 20 choice tight
weight si2.33a si6.00: common IN me
dunn heavyweight ts.50Gti good 20
choice common helfers se.e0Mtf
bologna and beef bulls ts.0aGts 90:
cows and heifcrs t5.s0Nss.75: veal
calve.' good Ia choice medium light anf
handyweight $500 ti3.50. feeder steers
common. good to choice $s.s0fbtf Z. 90.
stocker steers. common. good 10 choice
fa.0ft ss.15: Htocker cows and heifers.
common. good Ia choice ste56ts.5o.
Sheep; 10000: closing sheep about
steady: lambs mostly Is to 40 inwes;
| choice to prime medium lambs 81 80
sls0s. rnh nnd rufnnfon iambs EG.oUff
- 90. choice To prime medium yearlinr
wethcrs t7.2bmss.s0: good to choice me.
tiium ewes s4.50G $3.50: Gull and CON-
mon ewes g. 25Is4.50: breeding ewes
s5.75d $3.50: good To choice medium
feeder lambs ss.2s@si2.e5.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
Sngnr Unchanged

~ Assoria,sd fnTs
NEW YORK. Aug. ib.-There were
40 Developments IN the local raw sugar
market today. and prices were UNI
changed.
The market for refined was quiet aud
plrccs unchanged at Si5.i0 10 $3.50 for
line graduated, .--'
Trading IN the sugar market was less
active today. aud operators appeared
Ia be- awaiting fresh developments IN
the spot market. Final prizes were / ,
tO ~ points net higher New crops
were neglected and prices unchanged.
from the previous close.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
Cotton seed on Higher

" Associated fftAA.
NE WORK. Aug iG.-New outside
buying d December aud January,
along with short covering. brought
about sharp upiurn Ia cotton s'sd oil
t1alay. Closing prices wcr 10 ~
poinu net higher. Sales. sis.0O0 bat.
rls. tenders. 100. Prime crude. noiiii.
nal. prin" summer yellow. spot. tis.5o
@l5sO. September, si2.sG: December.
sl5.IU: March. $3.50. Prime winter
yellow aud summer white. nominal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17

WE WANT To MY two 10 fIyc so,..
TONS Of gool. smooth WHEAT land he
tween Amarillo and Friona. Not mos.
than 10 miles from station. Prefer no
improvements We will pay spot cash
TOT this land. and u must De- worth IN,
money. Gave full description in first
letter. Address l.. s.. care News.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
LOST AND FOUND

IOST-Onc atNt casing and rim ard
two mud chains atiarhed between San
Jacinto heights and Polk street. $1,000
reward. Phoae 93iS
Tot ND--Auto headlight rim and lens.
Tail at News Office Tor Same aud pay
Ter ad
$500 REWARD
STOLEN from Amarillo. August
18th. ono 1919 Ford Roadster Serial
No. a5i53. Licensc No. ssso3s. Engine
M. sS6s3:s. Turtle back bottled to Zen.
Ter brace with two bols. had two n,w
tenders on rear large steerin. wheel.
radiator spout had piece soldered or.
Wire 90 write information to Burton
Roach. Sheriff. Amarillo. Texas. Les
Sialings Canyon. Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
Coffee j. Meak

NEW YORK. Aug. lg-t'Otton futures
showed renewed weakness to-day. The
opening was I To 10 points lower. and
after slight early rallies the market
Weakened again. with September sell
ing of Ia $40. and December 10 81 30
Last prices were within or J points
~ the lowcft showing. a net decline Oi
~ a. 30 points. September. sS.3i. &c
tobcr. $3.50. December. Ss.9l: January.
81 %; March. t9.gT; May, sac. and
July. sa.50.
spot coffee. nominal: Rio ~. 1875
Santos ~, $1,000 1915.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
A rol.k SrllEEr BARGAIN

On" 81 The rhoic"st locations ON ION,
str' %. Meicrn Els, Front a.,ow,
lesidcrcc riasicrcd Fiv. larr. r,,,,,,,
iifHi floor Pour runs scand ii.or IT,
"fchcs. DRIVEWAY AID .ln,li,l. .,,,.,,-.,
10, ssNiio Ret Price sls.ss0oo' ! :
cash
ASkEw s SHORT. Investment.
i'honc IS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17

WANTED To RENT--3 or 4r0ota ftr'
.nisl,cd modern apartment b. couple
without thildrcn. Best Of rsleunc''
lhuUc I1t frum s am tn ~. IA,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17

wani,,l--3 az i.rooE apartment: ~
iigh: housekeeping rooms ave ~. II.
J. b'.aw. b03 Efllnore si,'f.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17

wANtEp-i.sa..d work. -, y ~
&c..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
Farm WANTED

Wan'ci h. hear irufn owner Of fAlm
cr ruos' lsnd for salc. Must 10 priced
right Write L. Jones. Boa SCI. Olney.
III. raras
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Canary birds. bed spreads
comforts. pinno scarf and rope por.
inrcs wash bowl and pitcher Phone
1863.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
OIL LEASES

gantesl by owner II land. bids IN writ.
Ing. en- twenty.acrc lcasrs, about hali
nile Virginia. Texas, souih HE'D river.
Hall county. Texas Well In sand al
3hso feet. AddrSS ". bassctt. isii
pl.rr- street. Amarillo Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
WANTED
WANTEn-COOD CLEAN COTTON
RAGS ~ DAILY NEWS OFFICE.
ASK fOR MR. CAMP. q

wASTED-Your cleaning ana press
ting. Two.plece suits. sl.55: three.pIsce
suits. 81. We can save you from SO
10 $50 on your suit. Smith a Parks.
Phone istg.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
USED CARS FoR SALE

IuR SALE ny OwNEI--I.arg- ten.
room plastrr,Sl house. with every mod.
ern convenience: southeast corner lot.
15Nli0, hot water heating system.
large double basement. with concrete
walll and floor: bathroom upstairs AMI
down. five h,d ruoms and a si.eping
rpon. inclossSl with French windows.
garage elm trees. lawn. flowers. etc.
Everything IN excellent repair. For
further Information aud terms. see Mrs
u. Elliott. 1919 Fillmore 81. Phone
i;eS. Home shown 10y appointment
only.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17

WANTED -s..cond hand Ford coupe %
road@ter. l.. X. Patton. phone NJ
WANTED - Experienced Al s,enog'
rnphsr and ball clerk. Wholesale grocefs;
no other need Apply. Blair'linghes Co.
WANTED - Employed young man de-
sircs change ~ position. lnsldc work
prcfsrrsd Hunexi and rrliabic. trfer-
enccs. %, care News.
N'AKTED-To rent four az fiverom
h5usc; prefer north aide. Phone $50.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17

WAf:-ED-To buy secondhand furni.
ture and gas stoves Of all kinds. Best
cnsh prizes paid. Phone zoos I45 tic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17

40 ALL real esaie dealers and others
nv place at 1893 fillmcr. street IN off
the market w. r. Flncher.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17

.wANTED-Good clean cotton rags ai
Daily News office. Ask for Mr.. Camp
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1920-01-17
NoTEs

1t is estimated by Senator Capper of
Kanbas that $1,000 new milIionaires
have been created in TINS country
since the war began.
The largest private fortune in the
u. S. is said to be equal to the COM
bined wealth of 100000 of the
poor.
Income tax returns in 1914 showed
that at that time there were "A fami-
lies with annual incomes of one mil
hon dollars or more.
Justice demands that no able bodied
person receive benefits from society
out Of proportion to their own value
to society. The fact that some are to-
day receiving money they do not earn
is proof that others are earning money
they do not receive.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1920-01-17
7URSl HIpESl

| will pay you HIGHEST cash
prices for every pelt you have. Opos-
sum, Mink, Coon. and. in fact. every
kind Of fur and hide is in biggest de-
mand ever known. Prices have never
been equalled. / CHARGE NO COM
MISSION for handling your furs. and
Guarantee to pay you higher prices
than any one else in Vernon Parish.
Send me one shipment. and TIL get
your next onel Send NOWl DELAY
means LOSS.
Lon Gaskin, Box S Anacoco. La.