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New-York tribune., 1920-11-20
STORAGE NOTICES
WAREHOUSE SALE
OF GOODS FOR
UNPAID CHARGES

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PPovrs,o,.
OF law there being due and unns;s
charges for which the unaerslgned 1.iss AZ. "a
bon Flreproof Storage War4ho,,se Aocs-
titled 10 lien as ehousernsn ~ ~ es-
goods hereinafter described and d,,a VI o.a aas
having been given to all parties knov,r 80 =
spec fed in such notice for pavn,sn, ms as
such charges having expired thera 80. =.
pc snid at puoNc auction al our vrs-
houses, 1928 Amsterdam Avenue. New yo-L
1870. AT 10 80 A NJ and on Ts,-pn
DAY. DECEMBER 18TH. 1920. Al - Ia,Ss 81,
N. and continuing until ali r9css rS,Ss
are are sod 70 70 WIZ; Household furniture
dining room suits. library furniture. ntanes
Nictrolas. musical Instruments csrr,s,s - -
trunks boxes, barrels. suitcases' con,ss..
consisting OF clothing. linen books nsr.
stationery; pictures. sewing machines saPsFs' e,
boxes, cutlery. lamps. bric-a-hrac. chin. -
glassware. siiVerware, bedding drsr.s,.l a..
and materials and other personsl assrse -ee
held for the account CT The following narssas
concerned: NIX r n " COItlr ri ~ s.es
MARGjE ERITE HIGGINS. MRS FssNs, ~
MOORE. MRS. EMMA MOORE. MRS. N
MR.; j. ". MeATEE. MRS. ". r RE BT:S.
LEIGH. MRS. JULES PONCET. lrP pm 4
tEILER, MISS LOUISE DORMAN NrpS
r. r NALLE, MR.. e. <. LUCKEY. WT
MR.. +. n. AN GELDER. Mr. CFHpcsr,.
+. ENGLAND MRS MAUD T. ss,Ss
Grant 5 ALSToN. MIR. + ". RICHsB1s.
son, MR. JOHN Z. MACKAY JOHN e
KLlNCk MRS. W Z. D1NNING. M
=. NICHOLSON. MRS. OWEN EARHAR7
MRS. A. W LEACH. MRS BESSIE Wap
YIN. MRS. +. a EARLY. MRS G ~
IiALLOCk. Mr.. o. J. HERTER. MR.. O 7
HERTtR MR.. SYLVESTER MAGr-TpS
MRS. T, HOPE, Mr.. Z. aELs. MISS Mar
GsoGHEGAN. MRS. ANNA GOODIIFFE
Mr. e \: LoPER. MR. {. OPPENHEIMvERs
Mr. JOHN COOPER. MARY c. BRISE
MR- LEONARD w. DAUS. MR.. L S. Jrs
SCRtM. Mr.. A. J. HAYNES, MIR =
BROWN, FRANCES MCKAY. MRS. l. P
MILLER. MR., IRWIN LAWSON. MRS e
J. CLIFFORD, MRS. A 2 SEIDEI, Az.
ME SANTANDA. PETER J GALLiGAN
GEORGE f RlCHNER. Mr. C P MON.
TAGUE. MRS. e. sTI-RAfAN. MRS s4RAp
7 briggs. FRANK DONOVAN. MRS c
B; LYON. MR.. H RUBENSTEIN. MART,
DELEHANTY and MIR. .. L. ASHER
THE GOODS WILL RE OK EXHIBI.
TON At THE TINE AND PLACE or
THE SALE. "
AUDUBON FIREPROOF
STORAGE. WAREHOUSE.
Amsterdam Axyeor-a
New-York tribune., 1920-11-20
Many Dealers Taking
ADVANTAGE of Prices

Many wholesalers and retailers are
taxing advantage of the present low
prices to make quick and profita Bile
New-York tribune., 1920-11-20

% Boston & A...127 127 1927 1s7
800 Boston Elev.. 81 GfH 60N 69h
I95 Boston & NJ. COX 30a. 80 so
~ do pf....... 3s 3s SO 3s
Boston & P...135 1876 1876 135
400 B & w Flee pr 27s BIZ 37S AZ
225 Maine Cent?. 38 80 SO 38
North n H.. so so so 50
70 n & H IS 20 24is 24ls
az w est End d..... rs "a 80 3s42 80
do pf. ........ so so 80 SO
New-York tribune., 1920-11-20
Miscellaneous Oil Companies

Atlantic Lobos Oil Co....... % %
do pr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 65 rs
Cosden & Co. Co................. Ga 67S
Elk Basin Con Pet Co........ ia 1915
Imperial Oil, Ltd ......... 90 100
Magnolia Petroleum Co...... $50 $50
Merritt Oil Corp. II II X
Midwest Refining Co.......... l42 143
Mountain Producers ......... l3 IS Il
Northwest Oil Co............. 20 27
Producing Refining Corp.... So 5i2
Salt Creek Producers, new ... Q 10
Sapulpa Refining Co. z. hlx
New-York tribune., 1920-11-20
Markets In Other Cities

Baltimore
Sales Open High Low Last
Soo Ceiestine ..... LOB 1.05 los .06
147 Con Pw. ,..... S4H SIS 84N IS
26 Con Coal..... "a S4 S3h 83ta
$40 Celt Ter Sug pf 5'a 5h 5% b14
100 Pa Water Pw 80lt sOH so so
240 United Ry. ... 1914 101A 10Ia 10H
Bonds
$1,000 Cosden ss.... 93 % 90 %
1000 Con Pw 7s.... 07H 97% 97% o7ss
Is 600 PA Wat Pw SIS 7o% 79s4 7o9. 79%
5000 United Rys As 62i4 62l4 60 62A
New-York tribune., 1920-11-20
German Internal Bonds

'uniisted. tsens cents psr share.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-20
AUDUBON FIREPROOF
STORAGE WAREHOUSE.

Amsterdam Avenue and I55th Street.
ONCE: 1923 Amsterdam Avenue.
Annex: 506-5l0 West l56th Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-20
DetrOit

200 Charcoal Iron. 97a AZ
1900 Contnl Motors. 7it TIA 67s 10
80 Edison 99s. 100 99s. 99a4
AZ Ford ....s..276 27s 2e6 2s5
a50 go ai'nfo!n Micb s,,c.r 2IG% 3SA 2S% 2s'.
100 Noble ......1.0S 1.0S 1O8 10s
oS9 Pdckard do 80. VA d1s IlA ~
125 Paige ......:. 17% 17ss il il
% Parke Dvs pf. 100 100 100 100
1875 REQ Motor 49,. "a 24is 23z. 237s
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-19
BIG ULCER ALL HEALED
Now I Can Walk" " Says Mrs.
 Southcott of Medina.

Here Is another letter that maker me happy" says Peterson of Bunaio. 'one that would rather have than . thousand dollars
 Money isn't everything Id this world. There Is many a big Hearted, rich man who would give all he has on earth to be able to produce a remedy with such mighty healing power as Peterson's Ointment to sell at All druggists for 55 cents large box"
 Read this letter. written Feb. if. 1918, by Mrs. Albert Southcctt of Me- dina \. !. IL seems like a miracle. but n is true. every word of it
 l know it because l get similar let- tsrs almost every day from people who have used my ointment for old sofes. eczema and piles.
 Is it any wonder I am happy7 Peterson Ointment Co.,. Inc. Bufiaie. Dear slrs;--
 q was an untold sufferer from an si6 running sore and ulcers. l had tried most everyth ng without any relief wonderful ointment and the first bor t,.ok svay the pain that had not left as brfCrG in years. and. after using just nine dollars worth Of the salys am cured. The ulcer was inches by slk inches. Is all healed and I can walk. Never. never will l he without Peterson's again
 You may use this to recommend your ointment If you wish. I cannot say enough to pra SC it. Yours truly Mrs. Albert Southcott, Medina. \. r- Mall orders flled by Peterson Ointzent ! Co.,. Inc. Buffalo. \, T..
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-19

The tooth anniversary Of the Univers- aiist Society ot this ci;y was observed c.ursGas- afternoon and evening with sSecia. aanivsrsary programme which was carried on, in the Church of the Good Shepherd Cniversaiist, on Broadway. Be- .v.een the afternoon and evening services a supper w2s s;rved in the assembly room os the church.
 Address Of Felicitation
 The afternon service opened at 2:S9 o'clock with song service. Rev Ernest X. Lsge. pastor Of N Trinity Methodist Episcopal ch,.rch read the scripture se- iec,ion after which prayer was offerd by Rev Samuel II. Howe, D. D., pastor of Pari. Congregational church. The ad- iress Of helicitstion was made by Rev Caarses II. RicRetts, pastor of the G-eeaeviiie Congregational church as follows:
 When your good pastor Q few days s,Tce invited me to make this little goecch here today with my usual im- Detucsi,y -aid "yes. IT dc tr' Then went . the dictionary Q find some
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-19
NORWICH UNIVERSALISTS CELEBRATE
 TOOTH ANNIVERSARY or CHURCH

meaning to the word that nobody had found before but after going through primary ard secondary meaning. N dis covered that the root idea of the word in au it's forms is happine ess, and that fe- licitator is one who dispenscs happiness. that 2 man might be happy in his speech and not say much and that the happier he was the less he might say. then l.new that I WAS one of natures felicitat- prs and that your pastor with great in tuition had found 1t out
 Now when a man is supposed to speak to others ne must go light, he must tread very carefully. He is supposed to speak for those whom he represents. not Tor himself alone. but for his constituency, Hence he needs to have all the diploma cv of an ambassador. But when he Is audacious enough as in the present in stance to speak for others who have not asked him to be their representative he needs to have all the tact and diplomacy of 2 female society leader But wouldn't be here today if l did not know my brother nainisters-the trend of their thougnts-and the liberality of their conxresations. And for that reason the duty assigned to me today is really 9 happy one.
 But if had attempted this thing on my own initiative in ITO, when was considerably younger than l am now. thare would have been very little felicity in it for ne-when they found, 1t out For Congregatie1alist to bring into a rJr,yersalist church the congratulations of other denominations, 100 years ago would have been the signing of his own death warrant When realize what a change the spirit of God has wrought in the hearts of men in so short time l feel fiat we have come nearer to the great heart of our common Lord, and, conse-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-19

quently have learned more of real Chris tianity in the last 150 years than in the previous 1So6i
 The manner in which they used to re- licftate one another 100 years ago--i C. the different denonaina tiens-was to clutch one another by the throat, speak ing theologically. The words "Metho- dist ? Baptist "Congregationalist." "Universalist'.' Catholic" were simply targets against which all dissenters hurl- ed the viais of their wrath. and tried to minister in Massachusetts whose ortho- doxy was never questioned is said to have remarked that if God really iid give free grace to men ie was for the purpose Of beating the Mefhodists Ac- cording to records however, srne Of them escaped.
 It is very unlikely that the rank ant file of men in the. past really understood many Of these fine theological distinction but have an idea that they understood them as well as the ministers and the ological professors did.
 Back in the eighties, The American Board held one of it's annual meetings m Springfield. Mass. At the tbne the ques- ton of probation after death was raging like an epidemic of typhoid The Con- gregationalists were divided into two camps. The question was taken up In the newspapers and on the street. Two day
 aborers were discussing the question when one was overheard to say: What do these ministers mean about prohibi- ton after death Amt it bad enough to have it here without trying to get it aft CT death?'' This shows how little the Hay mind grappled these abstruse ques- tions which nobody really knew any thing about Premier Lloyd George lately made this remark: There are two sects of Baptists which are sworn to hate each other. I belong to one of them, and therefore hate the other. but for the life of me cannot remember which p
 But we all rejoice that such iliiberality belongs to the age of dead nightmares. never again to be seen We have caught enough of the Masters spirit to subor- dinate non-cssentials. and to put all the emphasis on our common beliefs. Every church in Norwich. without an exception, Ifs seeking to make Jesus Christ king: is striving to bring His invisible Kingdom with power--to make men and women tt for this Kingdom of God by making them better citizens of the material state. Feeling this very deeply. I bring to you the hearty greetings of my brother min isters and their churches.
 Response by Universaffst Pastor The response and an address Tn Re trospect" were made by Rev George H Welch pastor of the Church of the Good Shepherd
 Rev. NIT. Welch's address was as fol lows:
 This text has to do with the encounter of the woman in the house of Simon tht Leper They had accused her Of wilfu waste and extravaganza in pouring thi costly alabaster ointment on the head 0
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-19
Coughs and Colds Cstarrh, Group, Sore Throat
 Benished By Hyomei

The germs of catarrh do not exi1k in the same atmosphere with antiseptic Hyo- mel (pronouace t Hish-o-me.f
 Breathe Hyomei and relief from es- tarrh. coughs. sore threat or cold Siil come in two minutes. -s'
 Breathe Hyonei and that stomach straining hawking in the morning VIII quickly disappear.
 Breathe ,Hyomei and kill the czt&rrh germs; heal the in1amed membrane, stop the discharge of nucus and prevent crusts from forming in the nose-
 Breathe Hyomei for few minutes each day and rid yourself of contenpsl- 5le catarrh.
 Breathe Hyomei - give it a f&fthfr, trial, and then. if you arc not sztisned. you can have your money back Hyornei Is sold by Lee q osgesd C. and druggists everywhere.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-31
|||IILIEs NEED.
||||||IY HOMELESS
FINANCIAL AID


q npek Island citissns vses -
estsd IN . telegram rscsivsd b
ongof HAIRY n. 6chrivsr today %
oteasfbe to . $4,000 fnnd tpf
- rolief Of victims q Sundays
gna6o q haywood ard Mslross
n&1k III.
l1ayor g. J. Wolf Of lGslross Park.
laiSman Of the West Suburban
|penaAo relief committee, has no
Med Mayor 6chriyer that thaee
Dfe 80 families homeless n the
oletFict for which relief 10 sought
Ehess families lost their homes and
Ia personal effects duo to the tor.
lido. The telegram follows:
sOns hundred and fifty families
ost their homes and personal a.
Dcts IN tornado. All are poor
Working people. This community
e moderate means IL struggling to
kaase $4,000 TO relieve suffering.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-31
NEW MOVIE THEATRE
INCREASES CAPITAL

Springfield. ILL.,. March 31--Ro-
sen0sM, Hopp 4 Co, 1928 Third
avenue, Rock Island, owners Of the
Fort Armstrong motion picture
theatre, through walter A. Rosen-
Geld. president, and George Schnei-
der, u, secretary, certified 10 the
secretary Of state today TO an IA
crease IN capital stock from $780,
900 to t30o, 900 and IN the number
OF directors from four 10 hve.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-31

church, will deliver the address. A
special musical program has been
arranged for.
The members are to appear In
full uniform 1t 3 O'Clock ct the Ma
sonic temple and march to the
churhc beaded BY Amoo Grotto
band.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-31
CUTS COST or ICE
CREAM CONES TO
TUMBLE 81. G. L.

Chicago.-The high cost Of living
has been dealt another blow.
A Chicago manufacturer who sup
plies ice cream cones has announc-
ed q reduction In prices for the
coming summer that will enable
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-31

dealers to absorb the war tax and
still sell the cones at the old price
of FIVE cents, or else insert more
ice cream il the six-cent price is
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-31
APRIL THE MONTH or MANY
EN6AGEMENT0

Select the ring now-oue Of our
beautiful perfect Weaselton Robert
Victor or LOGGER diamonds IN our
artistic mountlngs are sure to
please. Visit tho diamond depart
ment 1t Coz Jewelry Shop. Fifth
avenue, Moline. Sec our beautiful
aeeortmo nt,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-31

The Choctaw Indians used bags
Of sand to flatten the heads Of their
children.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-31

retained.
Cones that sold last year 1t $3.50
to 80 per 1000 will Wholesale this
season at IS to IS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28

VACANT LOTS We have several well located
lois iha, nFc worth the none, and Il will poy
you Ia call on ~. Prices frnm si2tn aud
up. s. g.. ~ RnlNE Zone 10ls. "a IN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28
FOQCH LOOKS TO
FUTURE FRANCE
ny FnANK w. ROsTOcK.

PARIS. Jan. 27.---In the shadow
OF the tomb Of Napoleon. Field Mar
shat Foch sits ut a desk IN an M
lighted room In lies lnvalides and
holds his finger on the pulse of'Ger-
many.
II was In that room. alone. that
I found this quiet little man. Foch
IN not a talker. lie does not speak
English. lie d0cs not even try. ! was
advised that could not interview
tho marshal lie has made II n point
not To be interviewed and will make
no exceptions.
suggested that did not ask an
interview. that I merely wanted to
talk 10 him. Later was told 10 step
in.
Every Inch % Fighter
Foch looks every inch the fight
or. hui he w not tall and aud Inn
posing looking as we like tn imagine
heroes and conqnerors. Thousands
Of Americans will get a better idea
Of him. when say he Is pocxcd
edition OF Jack Dempsey.
There was no smile Of welcome.
The field marshal has eyes that pen
etrate--and MISS nothing. lie has
a grip that makes one vince. His
Jaw is Of the bulldog type.
There's something about his eyes
that makes one feel glad he's an
American and not u German.
Foch expressed full knowledge ~
all suhrosa military preparations go
ing on in the fallen empire. No man
knows better what perils France
may have 10 face In the future and
he IL working now to avoid them or
at least 10 postpone them as long as
possible
Recreation l. Work
Foch's chicf form of recreation IL
work. lie lives TO plan and act lie
lives for France. lie says little and
That little always is To the point. For
him the war II not over.
The walls OF his room are covered
with maps and smaller maps and
papers litter his table.
u must return To my work." said
the marshal suddenly. holding out
his hand And our chat was over.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28
Influenza Decrease

w Associated Tres
NEW YORK. Jan. Despite
the decrease in influenza cases re-.
ported today. health commissions.
Copeland va snot optir.istic over the
situation tonight aud predicted from
preliminary reports that there would
he n least 3.dea new eases recorded
tomorrow. lie expressed the opin.
ion. however. that the death toll
would not he materially increased
foday's report showed l.01s cases
as against 2.Ssa reported ycstcr.
day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28
TEx.PLAiNs REALTY a on LEASE co
ios,s Pslk Street.
phane 2isI.
fity praustty

fut ffantfiy
room m"l.rn house we'll located an Van
huren. lat hsvila. s5sn0 fs00o easa ialnnr.
easy
roam hou-r Van iiurrn, uararc for sara
vand terms.
4 room moisrn house IN navenrnt, west el
i"ils corner ut. SssSn; siso0 cash. lalanes
.asy
Duplex apartment, we'll located on Taylor
,sr us for thu low price.
. roam modern bungalow, basement. vAraxe
hardwood ilonts. hnili.in features, Ss9s0. ,as.
rnahlc terms.
rom house. molsrn exeent heat, parser
she'd, on Pierce paving. sG0oo 1850 cash
balance l. and year.
runm honse. on Pierce. sassa 81 500 cash
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28
IEN.PLAINs REALTY a OF LEASE On
sss,s ralk Street
fhans 2lsi
Farm aud Ranch natsaips

seciion ranch mar nushalnd. improved.
ni,erd 10 sell
~ .eeiien rasiurc for lcnss Tor rrarinr pnr.
noes. and .cetion which includes Improve
mcnts iof sale cheap. Located wet Of STRAIT.
ford
10 acrr soWhWcst Of amarillo q, sgs pcr
iefr. rool land
J srciion northwet u Hereford. GOOD smooth
land Tor fi2 go
~ .esii"n ranch in llaich,nsoa coun,y. well
n'nro,ed leaied near Cohle.iieywoni we'll
viii disid~ mineral rifhls. let "a tell yol
we've about mi. ranch
SeNcul section OF land IN Oldham COUNTY
nlic,s range fnnm 81 10 SCI per acre
go aer,s ncar husband rcod smooth land
s2s2i per acre
. sr,iion. Of rood land miles from Pan
handle. improved land. ior SIS So t-cr acre
th'' b dandy ranch proposition.
5iis
We have lots of farms and several fansi
PROPOSITIONS 10 let YOU lnaS about. Call IN OF
pheae gist
rEN.fL.lNs REALTY A OIL LEASE co
ses's Peh street
81,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28
SHOW tn DIRECT MIxEiyS
NATURALIZATION CAMPAIGN

" " FNH'l0HaI NeNN NfTNl0e
LONDON, Jan. % George Her.
nard shaw, who directed the dynamic
publicity campaign OF the British
railwaymcn during the recent strike.
will play leading part In the miners
campaign for naturalization Of the
coal miners. The campaign will
reach It's crux in February.
In addition 10 writing attention
compelling miners propaganda.
shaw plans to take the platform
before middle-class audiences. cx-
planning the piners' case.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28
!. n. RUSSELL. 4 co.
II luoua ulf. phoae IN


: raam np-iern. pllstcre,i. huit.in features
cart front. fillHorc. rrirc sioua si0ha cash
halanrr easy.
4 swell ru,m hunenlow. new every known
eunscnener. Van nursn. price sioseo. ros'
ieruv
ron, hricl hunralev. bcsi locaiion. Mad
g. an. rrirr siioH. rnfsi terms
6 faofu fnadcrn home. lest location. Iaek
on pticc xssnoo russi ierrA
6 ro-sm modern home well located on lack
son price Ssiona rof.d terms.
ronn mosicrn BUNGALOW. hest loratior
Harrison. picr sasoo. reasonable terms
room uiUdsfn hnuar. hest loeaiian. rierr,
ra,inr. price segi0; sleaa cash. easy terns
rcom n.oicrn house. well heated on fill
morc. prizes a 80. raoi terms
3 'oam uaiern hons. hest location Lincoln
price stsso sise0 essh. balance easy.
6 roen modern home. close IN On ricrrs
rtise Ssino third cash. balance good terms
rpom Modern house. close in on rercr
prise sasnn. third cash. balance easy
roan masiefn house. vel larats.l on IN
shanan. ptior sassl siseo cab. balance easy
rsom hoase Wcli io,aied on Buchanan
pri,e $3.50 balf o.h balance easy.
nsom hou'r. HAYS, price seiso So
cash. haluHr. easy
r.lm no.lern hou.c. ~ Baehaiah. rric,
.o1e sfHa essh. ialanee easy.
foasm mudefn house. y. fillmorr. pfie,
NlsHl sisna cash. taiauer easy.
bots lnH ltssi frsni very isrst hacaiiai
oui or Nan nuren. rFifs A"se. third cash
is'ansr . yearly Payments On ~ hsfafr
af The utfsi rrlstrn hnusese W the eii,
go trff ssHifahiH rufnsr tui, haih hati
49, nrni aud furnace. double rnrarr. cenisn
driveway. valks sufis.. tr,ss ant hiue was
piir. sien0n for both housrs on WY sasi
TERMS This q much is-a than the ho,iss.
vanl efrt tn huit NJ the time
Ne have e cpmplrif lisi ~ improved prop
sriy, inriaiinr tfasiarc. hsssius-s and res
,hnrs Vii rladly shsx yau
4. u. RUSSELL a Gu.
~ faaaa ND. fhaas ia.
ni'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28

Eugene Ncrris. sc. and Miss Ora
Nnr solver "a. obtained marriage
license Yesterday at the county
Jerks office.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

10 RIENT Front bodroom. ucnth men oniy
llanc isa,. Call 2io Pierce after oelo, D..
- So
TOR SALE Modern Z room home. close In.
southwest part. sbsH0. Immediate possession.
terms Many other uord values in homcs.
lhonc ]. Il I uASSETT "a -
LOST Monday ancfnean. small rold arrow
shaped sotosieiy Pin, with Grc'k lc,tota 'fi
Bats i'hf "a p,n' Return Ia ~ T.. 9Th ST..
iuf reward. - "a
~c"pSs~uLx~Wr,Ssus8'- ~.
WANTED Position a. cashier. Phone llea.
igp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28

7 +. Durham. vice president ~
the National Rank OF Commerce. Is
III with cold and IL confined 10 hls
home.