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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-10-15
Impurities Invite Disease.

You should pay particular heed
to any indication that your blood
supply is becoming sluggish, or
that there is a lessening in its
strong and vital force.
By keeping your blood purified,
your system more easily wards off
disease that is ever present, wait
ing to attack wherever there is an
opening. A few bottles of S. S. S.,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04
SANTORAL.

Santos Andres Corsino Obispo,
Gilberto Y Jose de Leonisa, Confeso-
res.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04

receria con ell golpe que lie asesta-
a q Ell. Ninguno de sus partida-
rios posee 81 energia V su fuerza
de Voluntad. Y esta es Ia Unica que
hace al bolshevikisnno sobrevivir fren
tie al odio universal de que 10 ha ro-
deado.
"Leniae es omnipotente V todos los
poderes Electives Sc hallan concentra-
trades en- sus names. La domination
bolsheviki que emano de I'm puro pro-
nunciamiento militar tiende mas Y
mas a s~ostenerse sobre las bayonetas
de sus znercenarios. FL eolpe de E>-
tado de Lenine tuyo eXito, en- primer
lugar, porque fue dado con IN pro-
p0sito definido.
"Nadie puede prever cue clase de
gcbierno sucedera al de Lenine GUAM
do este caiga. Fl pals russo ha sido
regenerado por los sufrimientos uun-
ca vistos de Ia crisis bolsheviki: los
rusos han completado SUI educac:6n
politica Y hoy todos saben 10 que sig
mica un gobierno bueno o malo. Ell
movimiento nacional eSta formandose
como emauacion de la yoluntad de
las masas, aieccionadas por los aeon
tecimientos. En- la bora de Ia victo-
ria surgira la verdadera 'democrac1a
ruSa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04
OSUNA RETERARA SU
~CANDEDATURA AL
GOBIERNO DE
TAMAULlPAS
LEGO a esa decision en-
una conferenCia que
ceIebro con Rafael
Cardenas

LAREDO, Texas, Febrero Lie
gan noticias de Ciudad Victoria, ca
pital de Tamaulipas, an~unciando que
Carlos Osuna Y Rafael C~ardenas.
ambos candidates a Ia ~gubernatura
del Estado, celebraron n cCnferen-
ella a bordo del CAIRO especial del
primero, en- II mencionada capital
tamaulipeca.
Sc dice que ell resultado de Ia pla-
tica fue ell de que Osuna retro su
c~andidatura al gobierno, habiendolo
avisado va q sus ~partidariCs, a qule-
mes procura ~convencer de que Su &C
titud es benefica para los intereses
del Estado. Ademas. Osuna lanzara
IN manifesto en- breves dias, en- ell
que dara q conocer las raZones que
10 impulsaron a tomar esta determl-
nacion.
Con Ell abandono del campo politi-
co de Osuna. quedan solamente en-
pie las ca]nGidaturas de Rafael Car
denas V de Cesar Lopez de Lara. La
primera es hechura de Ultima bora, Y
mas bien Sc presento como de tran
sacci6n entire los partidos rojo Y YER
de Que apoyan, el primero a Lopez
de Lara V Ell segundo 4 Cardenas
ahcra. despues de haber Sufrido ell
fracaso mas ruidoso q causa del pro-
nunciamiento de Luis Cabal!ero.
Este intercsante asunto Sc comen-
ia de distintas maneras en- el Estado
llegdndoSe a asegurar que tamblen
Lopez de Lara retirara SUI candidate
ra en- virtud de que los rojos estan
completamente desprestigiados en- ell
Estado por su radicalismo, y por la
torcida conducta que han Observable
en- los municipioS, principalmente en-
ell de Tampico. que es ell mas impor-
tante de Tamaulipas.
Sc dice de Lopez de Lara QUE no
podra ranunciar porQue representa-
al viejo partido de Ia oposicion, en-
tanto que ahora Sc han congregado
al rededor de Cardenas los elementos
conservadores, en- el huen sentido del
vocablo, V que pertenecieron q Ca
ballero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04
Los Acidos en- Ell Esto5-
mage Agrian los ALL
meltos Y son cauSa
de Ia Indigestion
"Pape's Diapepsin" corrige en-
cinco minutes los est0magos
acidos y desarregladas.

;Sabe I'd. que es 10 que trastorna
81 estomago-que parte de sus ali
mentos causan e. dano-lc sabe I'd?
Pues bien, no Sc preocupe por clio,
81 81 esComago esta desarreglado,
con gases Y TODD 10 que cone al
punto Sc agria en- su estouago, pa
dece dolores de cabeza, colicos, nau-
seas, NAL a~liento, lengua sucia V
pastoSa, etc. solamente tome IN po-
co de "Pape's D~iapepsin" para neu-
CraliZar los acidos Y en- cinco minu-
tos quedara asombrado de que la in
digestion y malestar hayan desapa-
recido.
Millones de hombres Y mujeres sa-
ben perfectamente que va no es ne
cesario padecer dyspepsia. In po-
CO de DiapepSin, tornado de vez en-
cuando corrige el estomago Y les per-
mite conner sus manjares predilectos
sin tenor q sufrir H-olestias poste-
riormente.
ST sU estomago no le ayuda con
una prudente limitacion al conner, s.
sus alimertos le causan dano en- vez
de beneficio, recuerde al mas SECURE
= ~inofenstvo ,aItiacido, "Pape's Dia-
pepsin" que cuesta solo cincuenta cen
tavos Ia GAIA grande, en- cualquiera
drogueria. Esta nedicina es verda-
deramente notable, evita Ia fermenta,
ci6n Y acidez de los ~alimentos, tar
suavemente Y sin ocasionar moles-
tias que deja ~sorprendidaS = las per,
sonas que 10 usan. Su estomago di,
gerira perfectamente sus comidas 81
I'd. conserva los acidos neutralizados
(Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04
DE AQU Y DE ALA
YARIEDADES, ASUNT0S DE ACTUALID4D Y De INTERES,
SELECCIONADQS TRADUCTDGS ESP~ECTALAENTE
PARA ~LA PRENSA", DE Las PRINCIPALS
PEYISTAS DEL MUNDO
Russia boZsheOiki y Ell Jap6n

El gobierno del Soviet en- Russia
leios de haber fracasado, como Sc pre-
veia en- TODD Ell mundo, esta obtenlen-
do cada dia sonados ~triunfos. 4u-
denitch. Denikine, Kolchak han sldo
batidos. Inglaterra ha retirado 81
apoyo a los antibolshevikis, Y 81 Pr
mer Ministro Lloyd-George, M lndl-
cado que toda intervention de Ia Gran
Bretana debe cesar en- los hoy doml-
MOS de Lenine V Trotzky. Mas aun:
ell gobierno britannica Ia levantado Ell
blcqueo que Sc habia impuesto a Ru-
STA Y reanudado u relaciones conner
ciales con los sovietiStaS.
Francia quisiera continuar haclen
do Ia guerra u los b~clshevikis, con
los cuales nunca transignio Clemen.
ceau, pero no puede hacer!o. Los Is
tadoS UniGoS Sc cuidaran bien de ba-
tir a los bolshevikis, en- vista del in.
menso descontento que hay en- toda
la naci6n por Ia intervention de esta
Republica en- los negocios de Russia.
Hasta ahora solo hay un pals que
esta decidido a continuar combatlen-
do Il bolshevikismo: el Japon. Este
no es un secreto para nadie. La d.
plomacia ~japonesa es muy franco en-
algunas cosas,y ha declarado alberta,
mente 81 voluntad de combatir a 10,
~sovietistas en- IA Siberia.
iCual es, pues, Ia verdadera situa-
ci0n de Russia V 81 porvenir pr6ximo!
La condensation es sencilla Y admire
que no Sc haya p1esentado q los ojos
de los eStadistas antes de que la IN
~tervenci6n huDiera asumido tan cos,
tosas preparedness.
FL Soviet Sc alza, batido pero in
conm0vible, como Il unidad irde,
pendiente en- ell centric politico de Ru,
STA. \ su derredor hay Y habra nu-
merosos Estados, cada uno de los
cuales GOA de cierto grade de in
dependencia. Ese grupo de nac!ones
u rodea a Ia Russia bolsheviki, CON
nrendera con ella 10 que fue en- Ut
tempo el poderoso imperio De los Ia
res.
Desde hace algun tempo Sc esta
madurando IN plan para Ia indepen,
dencia de Siberia. Tai movimiento
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04
Las ~enfermedades de-

aOMBRES Las enfermedades de-
los Rinones elercen
"rr,re una preston sobre Ia
MOJENES. nente, restan amblclo-
mes. energias: Ia belleza, el vigor =
algeria desaparecen frecuentemente q
causa de desrreglos o intermediates
de les rinones. Para obtener los me-
iores resultados usen "Dr. kllners
Swamp Root, ls gran medicina pa
IA los rinones. De venta en- las dro-
guerias IN botellas grandes y de Ia
mano regular. Enviamos por CO.
rreo botella de muestra Y folleto ex-
plicativo. Dirijanse a DR.. Kilmer and
Co., Binghamton, N. Y, incluyendo
jiez c~entavos Y mencionan5o a La
Prepsa. San Antonio, Texas. (Adv.)
NOTAS TEATRALES
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04
JURADO

E. L. Miller. acusado de robo Y
~malversaci6n de fondos cuando es-
tuvo como tenedor de libros y ca
Zero de Ia Brown Candy and
CracSer Company" comparecio aver
por Ia manana ante e. jurado de la
corte por el distrito 81. Otras mu-
chas acusaciones de robos s~upuestos
a Ia mencionada compania estan aun
por juzgarse. Miller fue declarado
culpable en- uno de esos casos Y con-
denado a dos amos de prisi6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04

los Rinones eiercen
una preston sobre Ia
restan amblcIo-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04
NUNCA Sc SINTIO ME-
JOR EN- TODA SU VIDA
Ell Sr. Mcleod estaba pOstrado en-
CANA cuando empeZo q tomar Tan
las v ahora ha vuelto a sus
trabajos habituales

HE ganado ounce libras de peso
desde que empece a tomar Tanlac Y
nunca me habia sentido en- toda mi
vida mejor que ahora" dijo el senior
Roderick Mcleod, quien reside en-
Memphis, Tenn, Ruta F. D. No. l.
"Cuando empece 4 tomar Tanlac,
continue diciendo-estaba obligado a
guardian cana a causa del delicado
estado de mi salud, 10 que impedia
por complete dedicarme a mis- labo-
res ordinarias. No tenia ningun ape
tito, estaba febricintante Y me sentia
verdaderamente decade. Llegue a
sentirme tan nal y las medicinas que
me recetaban no me producian ell me
nor beneficio, que me crei desahucia-
do.
'.Permaneci sin alimento por espa-
clio de varios dias, pero cuando empe-
&c a tomar Tanlac, mi apetito reapa-
reci6, Y desde entonces he obtenido
grandes beneficios. Antes de acabar
Ia tercera botella, me encontre en-
condolences de concurrir a mi traba-
10, sintiendome ahora mejor que an
tes de mi enfermedad.
Tanlac Sc vende en- San Antonio
por la Wagner's Drug Co., 407 T..
Houston ST., Y por la Meier's Phar-
macy, 1922 West Commerce ST., ba-
10 la direction personal de IN repre-
sentante especial del Tanlac, o Sc en-
viara por estas boticas a cualquier
direction al recibo de su valor que
es S1.0O por botella. siempre que Sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04
NACIMIENTOS

Tn nino de Gil Pena y Octavia
Arizpe,
Una nina de Constancio Lagrave V
Natividad G. de Langrave.
Una nina de Jose R. S~ifuenteS Y
Victoria V. de Sifuentes.
Una nina de Adolfo Fuentes Y
C!Gtilde S. de Fuentes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04
lie roben su automovil

4 las $50 a. m, del die dc aver,
Mr.. Herman Thies informo al depar-
tamento de policia que acaban de ro-
barle su automovil Ford, registrado
con el numero 1929.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04
MATRIMONIOS.

Ponciano Martinez Y Angelin
Moreno.
Alfredo Beck Y Maria 0tero.
Matias Rangel y Antonio CarGenas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04
DEFUNClONES

Sonora Justa Rodriguez, a los 81
amos de edad.
Sonora Rafaela Perez Vida. de il
menez. a la eGad de IS amos.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-13
BARNES CASH GROCERY,
NUMBER TWO, OPENS At
FOURTH STREET STAND

Chester Hprncf, proprietor of Harness
Cash Grocery an Taylor street oponri
his SECOND store yesterday. 40 iiS East
Fourth street u viii De- known as
Barnes Cash Grp'crN Number two
The new business VIII De- run along
the rlmc lines as The older enc. and
sales viii be- made ON strictly cash
-basis only. Al orders fur aH much 1l
$500 willbc delivered free. The sam
high grade ~ mcrchnndi VIII Doc slle.
and the same dependable ser, icr given.
one feature 1T particular interest
about the new store b. the entire Hh.
scncc of counters and showcases The
goods are displayed On shelves. M
were specially designed hy Mr. Barnes.
stock 1T groceries
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-13
DALHART TELEPHONE
-. COMPANY CASE WILL
Be TRIED IN CITY

Federal judge Estes of the Eastern
district 81 TcVas dcui,d e t,mpurur,
Injunction "Wednesday. asked 10y tn
Dalhait Telephone Company onjoini 9
the city uf Dalimrt from intrrierin.,
with The collection II Increased rates.
\ melton to dismiss the cts' from the
docket was uVcrrulvd The ease viii b"
tried IN Amarillo al the next term ~
federal court here.
Tho CITY ~ plltlrt nlcl suit in
the state district court On The morning
~ October 50. ,ainlnlng the tclcphon,
company ffem collecting the increased
rates. On the Elnc afternoon the telc'
phone company we rrantrd temporary
restraining order against IN" city, tn
restraining order was served On the gtv
bef,rc the Injunction by the city was
aud thu aueslion of priority called Tor 4
decision from the federal court.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-13
ROAD BUILDING IS :
BEING HELD BACK
LACK az CARS GIVEN ~ REASON
fOK CONTiNtE III DELAY
on WORK.

Rad building 90 Potter county ~ Nlll
90 90 sinndstill an account Of % lacl, IL
nIlr'ad ears 10 haul the gravel iin This
condition EXISTS in spite cot tho ruling
" ne interstate commerce commission
'hnt ears ~ to furty.twO inches In
height mry b. used As The Donyer rail.
read is unable u furnish ears 81 this
lass
\ recent ruling OF the Interstate com.
ucrcc ,ummi' sion prohibited the ua' ,t
uuuiop Cirs fur amy other purpose
than hauling coal. except when going
u he direction 81 Tho mines. As the
Iuycl for the ruIds iu this county is
hauled here from Gross Spur the raj.
ng prevented tho ears from being used
u This work
Congressman Marvin Jones and others
cook To" matter up with the commission
ufl with other railroad officials ana
ln exception VIE granted hut only ears
~ Ia forty-tWu inches In h,i rht were
tu be- allowed IN hauling the gravel So
ID rud over which the gravel az haul.
81 cannot furnish ears Of this class.
he county g. still In no better position
han they were before.
n b. rftimat,d lint 10000 cubic yards
4 gravel viii De- needed Tor thr road
york. which viii amount 10 about $500
e 5000 carloads \ solid triinlmd ct
1ltoon GERS would have 80 b. operated.
ana IN order that he work miehl pru.
sross without. about thirty to inrtynyc
.ars would De- needed so that some 81
The ears could be- loaded while otyrfs
were being shipped INA unloadod.
The Pnnhandlc.plains Chamber uf
'urWcrr" hns agreed tu assist ihn cuun.
~ IN getting the necessary ears. and o.
Is honcd that relief for the situation will
Doc seen within n short time The coun.
s. expects to let The contracts Tor the
roads about January !, 1921. but u Is
iatod That contractors win ho slow IN
bidding on the work unloss they know
that thus viii hc supplied DuEt.muuusl
Nth the necessary gravel.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-13

G. g. Wilmolh. who IL drilling The
ID ppne Springs won. has Just returned
from the Fast he WAS successful hi
cruring his casing and viii begin opera.
tions ln drilling again In the near "a
turp.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-13
VICTORY MEDALS WANTED
Ibi LOCAL. SEKtICE MEN

The himisticr Day colhraiiun siimu.
lated numhpr ~ former srcNlcc men
90 want the Nictrsy medal that IA
government Is Offering thrm and
about dozen applications were placed
with sergeant \. ~. DykSira. ~ the
grmy recruiting gltiuo. yesterday.
Sig,nnt Dykrtu Nas appointed To-
handle This work here and hr sent ,ED
applications in, Their medals viii Lc
hove within a short time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-13
SETTLEMENT IS REACHED
|. IN GOBER DAMAGE SUIT;
WITNESSES NOT NEEDED

Witnesses viii nnt Doc called This morn.
irr f1r thp ,i.r of MIas fwuIio Coi,r
tf l1y and johnson 10 suit fur dmtrrs
tu thr amount OF $4,000. 90 WAS an.
nuWur,l Yesterday Tint 600. tlp hid
.h,u .Dii'rd uutAf court. and dismissed
The DHr hid br,u srt iuf ttIM this
moruIur
Miss Color w1H injured when ihr "a
sail uf tNu ONmpg rhmt,t witch had
burned down. tli over un Green
Gr,lhNw muliur, dur, Mrs Guler
Nus employed bon thH siDi, nav and
John w,r, thr OWNERS of thr Dlym.
pIc Thri.r
Tnr term. uf a." settlement of the
r1", wore nut Wldc ruh'., hut b. Was
stated ihlt f1it md luu settlement
vuF nude.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-13
ARGUMENTS ARE BEGUN
IN MAY-WILSQN TRIAL

Arguments DOB u. Dtnr of 4. g. May
ImiuW d. Elfur Wilson iu district
court w,r, htRuu Yesterday aftrtnu,p.
hut w,r, mot finished Tho lun Will
O. called hIrk go $50 this morning. and
thr arguments completed
NAV is suing wis, h la recovery 81
~ 0hn. which Was uui az as n guar.
untrr IN 1 dead ter some land IN Okla.
humn. Tho trade was Not completed
fur srm' reason ana Wilson collected
he furfDit
On thD pfc oI I. ~ putchnrd 50
y IS. carver a. al. tho plaintiff was
given e. Indictment The suit was on
"fU.p notes
Tho ease vt Angela WHihcrtmd W.
th" ". O. " ludrr was dismissed In
the ease " Mn Carrie Petty ct al vs.
Nali,or - Hines ct al ID" dusandnnt
was granted lo'N, g. filc supplementary
petition
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-13
THREE MEN ARE ArCEpT.n
FOR REGULAR ARNil SERVICE

Thi~c men were acc'W'd fcr army
service hy ; rr'lut A. ". Dyksim yes
tDdlV loss T. ortiz, who was a citi
ZEN ,i McNipo declared his intention oi
Doe, .min~ Hp American citizen. and was
nj Co. Clmp Travis. where he viii ro'
crlNc tine trn.uing of thu recruit sch lul
'fior hts thr '.voar enlistment, he viii
hp given naturalization papers.
Ben Sill1, Of Clovis, =. NJ. enlisted
,pl three years ana WIS sent 90 CAM
Travis. whore he viii enter the recruit
educational school.
John H. Hursh. ~ Flynt Mich. sign
cd up Tor three years IN the air service,
be- was sent a. March Field Cal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-13
CORPORAL LEWIS =. MYERS
AGAIN 1T LOCAL. STATION

Corporal lrwis \. Myers who was
formerly with the lcC1l army recruit.
iEE station. hut who has hvcu serving
boz Las Vegas ON recruiting duty lpi
'lumc time. has returned tu Amarillo.
and will arain work under Sergeant \
". pNkstr9 H. expressed his deliEht
st being sent hack here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-13

company for the underground install B..
ton u WIS bound iu undertake. with the
written understandings that the ,ity 80
u doing waived nome of its righte. and
that section seven uf tho franchise was
Go remain IN full force and effect uv
r.r' inai the commission was 90 grant
the additional time rltrd FOR Dumph
uurr the company. con- lif part. was ~
ruIrutrr that 10 would In liou of tSr
underground WORT. 80 ahead with the
overhead installation with uN possible
.prtd and Install telephones boz nll resi-
druora whore such installation had been
requested, q is sand
This pupovi. alleges the commission.
Wus tentatively accepted hy the local 5l
fir.HlH. forwarded iu their hDduupttorH
DELAYED fuf three weeks there aud cam r.
hHrs Boo such form and with such alter
,lon4 tlut b would. ~ accepted hnpe
bound che city a. give up d. rights un
der section seven Df The franchise. and
would have bound the telephone com
puny to nothing.
- COMPANY, Officers.
The proposed agreement. which the
telephone company wished enacted int
n citv ordinance hy the commission.
reads.
lie 10 Resolved by the CITY COMMITS
zion of thr'Ciy of Amarillo.
First That pursuant tn application
nude hN On, Southwestern tcll Tclc.
phone Company. ns successor Ia tho
Southwestern Telephone aud Telegraph
Company, the written agreement ~.
tered into between The city N Amarillo.
hy Lon u Muus. mayor and the South
western Telephone aud Telegraph Com.
UHy. by A o. Elns srcund vice prcsl.
drul dated May %. 1919. relative to
telephone construction ~ the oliy of
Amarillo. lp and the wiiec hereby " set
a.idr. and aid Southwestern Holl reif.
phone Company ls hereby authorized in
proceed with the telephone construction
W.if alro,dy commenced hy said conn.
uuy nnd In accordance with the blu,
mint and written specifications Hih.
m.ttrd hy 1ii telephone company. nud
attached hereto ami made apart Of uiis
ftanntinu
"S,rund. That the provisions Of 49,,
ton seven uf ordinance No 49, being
the telephone franchise ordinance grant
td tu N. " Davenport a Co. on tn
.Nth dHy ui June 1907. he and they are
hereby suspended fm period Of fiNs
wears from ~" passage ~ this rcAulu
ton"
Corporation counsel advised the citv
that th, abuvc proposed agrccmcr'
would lnv1lidatc section seven 0nd
would bind them 0hc telephone com.
pgn,l to nothing merely authorize" u
tu proooed with the telephone work.
Tho lnst word II the mayor and ~
Commissioner Trolnger on the subject
was that lcFil steps had. definitely besH
resolved upon. and thai they wanted the
public to know that everything possible
had hUcn done 60 get results In other
ways and without resorting Ia litig
ton. hut to no purpose
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-13
CARD INnFN SYSTEM rs |
HING ftT ~ BN IfTTMiN

a complete caro- Index system Wiil Do
Installed 600 the office of county Clerk
r. ~ iiumln. Hs SOM nF thr cards
Diu hp finished hy the printers Tine
N trm b. one worked iut beg Deputy
ltnrr D., Ford. and d 81 said Dc viii
CRAFTY facilitate the work of tho office
m tc.p.ng e record ol the criminal
ilErs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-13
Cd WHAT
50 s3.; ;s SCHOOL?
S<ESN - = - ~ - -
CGessa SIoS

It will pay you TO attend a bust
ness training school with an
established reputation. During
the past TEN years hundreds Of
young people have gone from
this school TO good paying posi-.
tons. You will lind new equip.
mrnt, and efficient teachers
here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-13
"ily \. e. Elias Second Vice. Pres
MANY Conferences

Failure ui the telephone company -
hold good tu itr part ~ the uhutr quo.
od agreement led To- severed cnnloronc'a
ON the suhic,t between The commissini
and company officials. with The result;
that the commission finally proposed 10
Grant an extension 81 five years % the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-13
Start Monday

Make the start rex, Monday
and be prepared for your oppor-
tunity in business. Hundreds Of
calls for our graduates. Write OF
call for information.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-13
HOT a. NCuES SERVED
~ PiNNNIEW SCHOOLS


NTFT7T IN TT NOWH.
pLAlNNtEW. Nov i2.-rpuplr -
pliinViow high sc;iool will See able q
secure hot lunches al absolute cost
without leaving the building bcginninp
next week The domestic science de
partmcnt Il plainyicw high school will
have charge IT The lunch room and thu
ruls win b' assisted ~ experienced
help. a.
The counters Tor lhe lunch room
were recently completed by the manua
jfalning department II the school.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-13
KH|VA SHRINE CALLED
TO MEET THIS MORNING

George Stnplcton. poion,ato ui khivs
Shrine iHu-d an official notice last
1irh ui 4 meeting of the shrine az =
l',lD.k this morning tn" meeting ~
f,r tho purpose Of ,lccting nuyiccs.
The call in luH follows
"Cpll"d meeting o. ihIya shrine az :
q ,uch. saturday morning. fur the pur-
pose at ,locilng np,icvs
GEORGE SrAPi.ETON. po'nntltc
These uuvic's referred Go nrc those
who hJV, taken tine wurN iu Dallas