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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-24
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in Bridgeport the past week has re-
 turned to her home.
 The North End Recreation Centef
 held their weekly entertainment and
 dance last evening at the Shelton
 school when the children of Web
 ster, Columbus, Grand and Shelton
 schools furnished the program. Fol-
 lowing the entertainment two dance
 numbers were given exclusively to the children. The T. c. orchestra fur nished the music for dancing.
 Mrs. John R. woodruff of 1ss Wash ington avenue is enjoying a short va cation trip to Washington, ID. c. The Six O'clock Closing cs1b will give an entertainment and dance this evening at the Casino, State street, at l 8 o'clock A social time will follow the entertainment. Refreshments will i be served.
 1 MT. and Mrs. RaAph E. McEadowney l Of 76 East Eaton Street are receiving tributed to donors Automobiles were
 daughter born Thursday, April 22, at the Bridgeport hospital. MT. NIGEL
 downey is connected with the T. l.. | Watson Company
 i Miss Beatrice Clark of North Main l congratulations over the arrival of a ] l610 Colorado avenue will be the guests of Cadet RoETin Clark of the Pee@skil Academy over the weekend Mrs. Edith Yates of Stratford and l Arthur B. Ulrich of New York City were united in marriage on Thursday 1 frer bxT 1r nhRlJ at the rectory of the Washington Park i church. After the ceremony a we'd l ding supper was given in honor oi 1 the couple by MT. and Mrs. Douglas l Knowles of Johnson street, Srat-
 ford. At midnight the couple left on | their honeymoon the destination ot which is New York and Atlantic City. l The bridal suit was of blue serge
 Mrs UarfcEl's corsage was of lavender l sweet peas MT and Mrs. Knowles 1 were the attendants. MT. Ulrich is New York representative for the firm l of John T. Ryerson 6 Co., of Chicago The College club will give an en. 1 tertainment and moving pictures o1 l several of the women'S colleges in the
 Junior high school auditorium or
 Linwood avenue, Thursday evening l vitation is extended to all the girls of the high school and the Junior High school and the parents to bt present Miss Sally Wilmot is chair. man of the committee in charge Mrs. Edwin Beardsley of New Pres l ton, Conn.,, is visiting at the hom,
 of her son, George Beardsley of 21: | Wells street.
 Mrs. Cynthia Lockwood of Porte, street has returned from a weeks wis it with relatives in Newtown-
 Mrs. J. W. Brooks and daughter Miss Edith Brooks of 496 Nichol
 street will sail shortly for Englant for an extended visit
 1 Miss Flora Cooper of South Parl 1 avenue will be the guest of friend
 in Wallingford, Conn, over the weel A end
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-24

MT. and Mrs. John R. Farrell of t64 Worth street will entertain at a large dancing party this evening in honor of the birthday of their daughter, Miss Mildred The invited guests are: Miss Mary Buckley, Miss Kathryn CaAary, Miss Mildred Hayes Miss Ethel Haniey, Miss Mabel Rowe, Miss Madeqyn Farley, Miss Anne Hogan,
 Miss Margaret Buckley Miss Mary Coleman Miss Mary Ca1laEy, Miss l Mary Sheridan, Miss Edna Hayes Miss Gertrude Baptist, Miss Lillian FI&zgerald, Miss Helen Supplies, Miss Margaret Johnson Miss Edith Nor Becks Miss 1ngeboTg Johnson, Miss Anne Leheny of DaE1bury4 Miss Mar I jorie Aadng and Thomas Reilly, Daniel
 MahoreB Charles Coles, James Shan | ley, Tom HapE1le, Joe Coles, John Coleman, Roy Rice, Frank Hogan,
 Charles N4dIler, Joseph Sinako, Harold Eoyt, William Be1of, Arthur Adams, Thomas Sheridan, William Twist, Ste
 phen Roacl4, Teddy Johnson, Ray Da,- 1 ley, Bert W11itten, William Corrigan, Joseph McNanlara, and Edward Le-
 heny of DaribuTy-
 ] Invitations have been issued for
 the wedding of Miss Helen Hatch
 Hall, daughter of Mrs Grace Parker
 Hall, to Harry Speidel Lyon of Hart l ford, to take place Wednesday even
 ing, May 5. at St Johns church at i o'clock.
 l Miss Edna Moore of Clinton ave
 nue will be the guest of her parents l in Newtown over the weekend l Wallace Bayliss of 1151 Capitol
 avenue is recovering from a severe
 attack of laryngitis
 | Mrs Edward E1weda- who has been 1 spending the winter in Ellington 1 Washington, has returned to this city and will make her home for tha 1 present with her granddaughter on Rose street.
 MT. and Mrs. Clifford Boyuton oi Wells street and MT and Mrs Theo- dore Boynton of Charles street will i motor to New York for the weekend where they will witness several the
 atTical performances
 The Bridgeport Art League vii l give a card party and silver tea al ] the league rooms on State street Mon ! day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock for the p9nGl1I or the .1NGttI I4dSL ILGuS1 Il uuu i Mrs. Caroline Doremus is in charge of the event. All members anG friends are cordially invited to at, tend
 A quite home wedding will takf place this evening at the home O. MT. and Mrs. John Burton of 18t Savoy street when their daughter Miss Mabel Maude Burton will be come the bride of Clifford Earl Com. stock of 156 Parallel street Int
 ceremony will be performed by tht Rev Paul U. Edwards of the Firs M. F. church in the presence of th' l immediate families The bride vii
 be attended by her sister, Miss Ethe
 Burton and Ellsworth Speer will ac
 as MT. Comstock7s best man BotI ,J young people are well known social 1y in the North End
 Mrs O. Howard Hall of Newtown
 who has been the guest of relative
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-24
JURY ACQUITS
 BRADY'S KILLER

Dublin, April 24-John Madden, charged with the murder of Sergeant Brady at Lorry. Tipperary, last Sep tember, was acquitted in court here today, the Lord Chief Justice ex- pressing approval of the jury's yer dict A remarkable demonstration followed the announcement of the courts action.
 County Tipperary was placed under martial law for several months and firearms were forbidden there fo several months in consequence of the murder.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-24
RESTORE TRAIN
 SERVICE THAT
 STRIKE REDUCED

According to an announcement byt the New York. New Haven & Hart ford Railroad Company last night, trains which were taken off some time ago because of the labor trou- bles, will be restored on the system tom orrows when the new timetable goes into effect This will include sleeping and parlor car service. The system will then be back to its nor nal running schedule.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-24
AMBASSADOR COMING HOME

Honolulu, April 24-(By the A. PO-RoIand S. Morris, American n ambassador to Japan, will sail from Yokohona for the United States on the liner Korea Maru, May 15, ac- cording to cablegram from Tokio received here by Nippu Jiji, a Jap anese language newspaper.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-24
William P Reddin

William P. Reddin died last night at his home, 164 Pe<luonnock street after a brief illness. MT. Reddin was well known in the city and was a member of St. sAugustine's church. A daughter, Mrs. Patrick Sullivan and one son, Thomas P. Reddin survive him. The funeral will take place from his late home 164 Pequonnock street at 9:30 o'clock and from St. Augustine's church at 10 o'clock where a high mass of requiem will be celebrated. Burial will be in St. MichaeTs cemetery.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-24
Michael J. Clifford.

Michael J. Clifford. a well known resident of East Bridgeport, and jam tor of St. Mary'B Parish school since it was built, died yesterday noon in St Yfncent's hospital He was 5z years old, and is survived by his wife two brothers, William of Maspeth, R L. and Patrick, of Brooklyn, N- r Clifford was a member of Court Pe- quonnoc1z. F'oresters of America
 The funeral will be held Monday morning at S:3G o'clock from his late home, BAT Nichols street, and at g o'clock from St Mary's church Burial will be in St MichaePs ceme tery.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-24
MEXICAN MINISTER AT BERLIN

Berlin, April 24-Ysidro Fabe1a, the new Mexico minister to Germany, presented his credentials to President Ebert today.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-24

STRIKE LEADERS ARRESTED.
 Trieste, April 24-Leaders of the strike at Plume have been arrested and the wa1kout movement there is a failure it is reported. Men who laid down their tools there this week are returning to work.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-24
ROfRRSsf H4TJ~.

Robert Hurley, five year old son of Phillip Hurley of Pond Point, Milford, ex-heutenant in the A. E. F., and for mer superintendent of the NIeropo6- tan Life Isurance Co, died yesterday morning at the Bridgeport hospital af- ter an illness of spinal meningitis His father. mother and one brother survive him
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-24
Annie Maan.

The funeral of Annie Macko, 37. who died Thursday will be held at S-3e o'clock this morning from St Joans church The burial will be in St MfchaeFs cemetery
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-24

Something You Want2 Use
 Times Want Ads
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-24
Grace l. Baker.

The funeral of Grace L. Baker. wife of Roy A Baker, will be held at ? o'clock this afternoon from her late home, 99 Bass1ck avenue The burial will be in Mountain Grove cemetery. She died Thursday, after a long illness Besides her husband she leaves her parents, MT and Mrs Stanley F. Nichols of this city. Rev Dr. Richard Swain will oficiate-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-24
OBITUARY
Celia M, Post

In this city suddenly Friday, April 23, Miss Celia M. Post, daughter of the late Mrs. Antoinette Post of Derby Miss Post is survived by two
 brothers, Thomas and Henry Post Funeral services will be held at the home of Mrs. Allen W. Paige of 219
 Park avenue, Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Burial will be in Derby
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-24

Mrs. John R- Woodruff of 1SS Waah- ington avenue is enjoying a short va cation trip to Washington, D. c.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-24
S-T-U-D-L-E-Y Spells Shoes

U 21 If.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-24

Mrs. O. Howard Hall of Newtown, who has been the guest of relatives
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-24

The Six O'clock Closing club will give an entertainment and dance this evening at the Casino, State street, at Is o'clock. A social time will follow the enteTtainmeIlt. Refreshments will be served.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-24

in Bridgeport the past week has re- turned to her home.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-24

MT and Mrs. Razph E. McEa1owuey of 76 East E1aton street are receiving tributed to donors Automobiles were daughter born Thursday, April 22, at the Bridgeport hospital. MT. NIGEL downey is connected with the T. l.. Watson Colnpanyl
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-24

Miss Edna Moore Of Clinton ave nue will be the guest of her parents in Newtown over the weekend
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-24

Invitations have been issued for the wedding of Miss Helen Hatch Hall, daughter of Mrs Grace Parker Hall, to Harry Speidel Lyon of Hart ford, to take place Wednesday even ing, May 5. at St Johns church at o'clock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
New Orleans Cotton.

d ~. ~ iaifN i.ffshs
NLW ORLEANS. Sept .l.-Aftcr
llkluv fair, wide net rivah,.s '.,lJy
n" cotton market finally 'iusrd al thu
.tti,n at mot Losses 60 ~ tu IS points
% i,p rts that the barometer MS .i-.
." 90 Galveston. which Was taken L.
4ttn that ih. ,tst'iH portion ui Tex
,s vas Not Threatened hN th" huifi.
.iu-. Thiuu-Euui the y, ssiun ~" mar
.,t Nat Goo Sui.t vNiu,ut held down hy
uJI,mah',. English news and 10y ic.
pats that li,,ipoul Was 10 heavy seller
30 this sio. which did uu' ALLOW storm
i'U- @, have Us tuil effect. ON tine
vet ,lii prt,I,u UIs - Uiiis lower lu
HlIu,hg wish the puuv showing 81
hr Liverpool market hut other months
s'r.. higher and after the cili the gen
.rd u,ud was upward. The Improve
D.ui finally amounted % ~ To- ~
points ,uuprrl with $. stvrliN's close
etDh,r tosvhiug 2,rN Highest prices
Acre uirh,l following ia. receipt ui
fm bulletins indications that IA,
hurricane was headed Ter 7, Mas.
Li,ripuul selling increased An 81
~. advance was lust and priurs W,r.
suut nine to ~ points under tie ian
al, 81 YESTERDAY November drupplu.
tn at2s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
SnEar Mark.I Quiet.

Us \ Haf A.fN il'H.
NEW YuEh. SOP, % TIA. lu.l'
aW ugi UlIsr' WIS gui'tcr today
,ut co.. HufpI'.ur was stead" Hrl
u.,.f v,u. u9.lurd 20 80 tur co.
i.,s cost .ul ltiEhf cI1al Co.. TO- t.r
.fuiriWCl
tn. msi., CO refined was again
m.rfi,d With arrtl,r f"liucr Isir'.
.ur h,g wlrs h.t r. cent tu 70 D.
..rI. ly.eI 900 which probation 600 o.
sir,..a ruu lr, 5.cuting business
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
STORM CONTROLS COTTON.
NAREET;CL0sE Unsettled.
~ 4 soela,,dPpS

81 4 ISOLATED rpN.
NEW YORK. S'pt % Tn ac,idn
Il lty's c,fitn mlIi1 appeared "
, d,muliod d. ih" uuplDl storm
avs There w,T. tvu IT ih's" dn
u.h1u,es. one 81 which MSS reported
To- i,, heading o. thr vet gulf ruiS
Will, tho other wlss go d.. youth ~
.utt. s.lsi and was considered rcspnn
Id. for the pUlifu Tee uus tile
Ncathpt ia eastern DtiHIs Df The belt
.pu.Ub,u.i,us thr ih,fr storms
iilf.t ,lUs,. vet weather oven " ihew
.slit,d ~ nee serious lnsH a. coi.
un ll tn 70 guud d'1l ul covering dur
rg tie morning with neutUI coo
Hcts SELLING lp in 2S.Ci 10, mono 10
vut d,mnnd from fhnris then Hp
ioat'd - hay. been supplied md Their
Srtc reactions later nflng 4 rrpuits
hat tu, barometer Wac Using 20 gil
,.'luu and tcu' N'd sufhDn selling
De- Hulri rull of g. sI.lO aud rlus'd
that piiCe with the general maTke
lnanr easy uci ~ points lower Ia liyf
saints high,r july showed the loss ~
iaaut. IA ,mogc active positions
huUiu change ~ 'N" paints ~ lea
DO compared with .u m.h's lind
tu'fitllus ~" market opened -tDIhh
{ 1r advance q i"rr 'H ~ uuHis aW
b. "1riN hl,iuE movement carried
uI.a phDUt ~ 90 80 pHuts net hiph
o. with u,t'',.r f,il.us W 80 a. au,
anuafy - 20 30.
Ius ilg nn ~, storm ilh,lf vas ~
iri,'tI ly .hr WcIkrr.r OIL. l.Nrrpuo
ui it.m1hlr tiUr ir.,r I'D. i..s
'uU,yDr .ud th" iIt'r market was IN
,til- hy uniaymLi.l" Ioputts from
PEE LfH,fh ia' O. situation. urtu'u
'r,lsc sailing alf0 vts reported ca ~,
itriuUon dc,lin. which olriird p,to
60 90 Zee 2>t5 ana lanuirV tn q, 10
= ahnut ii," points net luwcr.
Tho late adyiccs fIuu Galveston
we're copsid iod assuring
rmt receipts t,dIy 1-.7Ds. INIT"
.tntcs p,rt sucl.s sni 90 Exports
3nn masking .G.lgl poo mr this sea
sun.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
REAL ESTATE
Cnnn IInNlI.S InE SALE

fNhtll iillMlsN run 1Atsls
i.-SlNiuOm brick. new, IN Taylor.
near high school builtin features haId
wooI tlunts. basement and furnac"
eycr,thi modern. garage. pretty
lawn. You viii like this h"iue.
N.arly now six room brick. plas
tered. un Washington street. near Cath
ole school. mudctn iu every way, base
mrnt ard furnace. fine lawn and trees
Price sl3 000.
3-SiNruam frame on Polk. nearly
new. beautiful breakfast room. every
mui"iu convenience. dandy home inl
sl2GO0.
- Large. east front, cighi.room
frame. I'm fine condition. un Taylor.
near high school. everything modern.
cow lot and barn. CliiUkt house, ni''
garden. ir"'s lawn. large lot, TINS
nin,r is well worth IA" money; - y
ust IA" plic. tor l1ig" family. 80 l"i
making biz revenue hy renting rooms
Cin us for un appointment Ca So H.
q -- We'll built. siNfoum frame. "i'
Tiylor. tour hi",Ns from sch'ol. hd.
block from paved street, east 'front.' AZ
huil,in feature. irmt trees. haihyh'h
& real pick .ur'at IA" price.
New w'yon Tuuu, -us' front ram
On TaSlur. ihr-" blu'ks from srho"l
| NI'tNtn" lhlfUf IN'll'N - 49, ~ "
buiitru features. wall bed. gis in '1c'
| room, Zinc maple floors fireplace. wal
plu,nhinr. French doors cement ioun
| d,iion eighteen inches in ground. wash
| roam lSVen n Won want som'ihint
| really modern. g,i this ore.
Fine home II seven rooms NJ
high s,huul. un TAYLOR l", ilaNlio. "7l
| floors. old ivory finish, nothing NOR
cnmpleic tn BE- had ~ any price, az
thc lot ~ almost worth tn" amoun
asked
| S. Fycronm frame. On Tyler. nct
high srhnul ruUN walled basement
1890. Three 90 four murr roninS "url
h. easily added upstairs. splendid J.,
cation fur au apartment. mud thr Vol }
an,i 80. ard worth thu Jfinc asked
SI.ADE ALLEN REALTY CO.
Trlouhonc lie
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22

NH 4 "tH lii'N if'rr
Nl.N Nplsk sept 2l-Early 1l.
tauu. .,H" uuiHiv maintained but
th, U,rn,f iuI coffee futures showed
,gnrau S.r4dy tune duriug tuday4
adrg OUlng o. IN" holiday there
.str up ,lhI, IT, Rio hut SIut's
f.tuf,s W,rr hiptr aud after oy'uing
.n ids.nrr - o. tu 80 points 1'-
49,, month her" snld 30 Coo "a u'iuis
Mt h,ghU with. December touching
sa compared with 80. toe low point
{ a., LAST SJiuuiu After 'ltlr hur'
ing orders hld ben s.ppiird th' W'r
sci catrd o.i ir $40 i'r December un.
i,r .,aliy.ur
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
NnlilI Ii,rsIml,.

~ ~ - W" news
WICHITA. kans. sent. si.--ta oaI
'"''s go lower top sis.30. LuIk $40 .Di,
N12s 1909 cattle: nicadv tn wc,k
duil butcher STEERS Sisoafii. 80
'ui i.r COWS and METERS - ,0sfslO %
''rk'r aud l''.lrs 4 Ins 50 80. stufl
owe and hrli'rr 80 iOH $3.50. hull,
ti.o1" s, 800. calves f450fsil 90. tw,
''i' TNas calves UVttaLing ~.
HtUphi til 90
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22

~ I--UII alfd TTII'-
NEw YORK. S,pi. el-Sclllhg Lv
aut'i.. ana lo.al loIgs ou th. hr"a, boz
lard aud grains oIuacd sharp BE-.
,c.siun in cotton Sod oil t"ity. i'u.
4 pilu,s V,i, neal ~. bottom and Co..
uoit,d not l,ss,s e. 20 Co Q, points fur
IlN. months
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
IT, Morih Ii,rstmL.

wy assoc hNd IuHa.
lf Npi.Tlt S.pt "i.-Clttlo 70.
'I's 1000 steady r'.Sos t..9nasii..
20. '"Ws 'i'o|f,5i. h,if.rs SisHa
'lo"'. calves sionasli..s. Hogs 800.
lN 70 10 COATS lower Light Si.o0i
~ o.. heavy it.s,"N i5lD. pigs Sii ,m
ust9nu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
Rooms slo. Nv ELcrs,adt nllE
TI:w MI:YIr0 STOCK RANCHES

y
80 o. Three sn,tiuu. improved
ranch Al decided land Eighty pct.
cent farm land l.uc1t~l in rain belt
An ideal st"ck farm. SIN miles it"r'
slipning pens Fenced aud cJosStcnced
Abundance ~ fine water, Ptice 80
per acre Terms
So e--TnW section. Improved r1nrh
tu decided land -Four Watering piAr's
lin, E!ass Fenced AMI eros i'n,'i
ono mile nom shipping p'rs. and hirt
y,hnu. Price SO p'r acre. Terms.
Ne . cd Tw-niN.iN" s''iiDn, in
.prnyed ranch lls0 acres decided A.''
acres purchased from state, balance
leased M fenced and rfu~s.i"n'' u
Two watering places. Fine grass. pn'
mil. from shipping pens lWrl"N
mrnts are ruud and ~ date. Nul'
for prise AMI terms
ESTANCIA REALTY COMPANY
csianaH NtW Mexico
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MIIENI ENRMS

1889 acres. Sruoih level lInd u. BE-
"a I'm Deaf smith 'nrnt' 900 acres in
cultivation. lIis q large J. toUu hrI e.,
water pnn-d III oyer the h"usr an u
whcr. n',ylci. large I've story h1' ~.
rurriiS. SHEDS. poultry houses. t1d .
.lNiiO she'd AMI grtniry. ieo'o ii Do.
els capacity. This D. one e 'h" l.r'
places n IN. shallow water h.i -''
a,rss in feed. $50 acres suWod 90 WI I
aud al farm machinery go Win ihi'
plrrc rucc. $50 pcr acre. very 'isv
tptUs
VI. u. WEAVER REALTY COMPANY
1918 Ma-,ic Building
AMARILLO TEXAS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22

S,aioa bids viii b. received by tho
undersigned ~ ~ hcfnrr ] y. ~. Stp.
iomhor ~. 1899 for construction az
concrete CROSSINGS at Narious points
With, CITY Liuits. Specifications mny
De- occurred from city Engineer. CITY
t,ser,o-. The righi Ia reject any or an
10. COLBY
Ciiy Manager.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22

There IL marked ,'arcii' 81 plate
rinrs IN this country hcrl" we .f'
r~nding plate rirss % c"u' -l..
.ur,t o. g nj u o. ~
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LOST AND FOUND

i.OST-Enrr1ved wedding ring 81
Mission Theatcr "Wednesday night
finder Phone 1855. Reward.
LOST - pv'r.uat. between Tenth anu
buchanan. and First and Tyler: reward
Leave ~ isss office COO Polk.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22
FOR RENT

For SAl.:--Cood davenport. l0l y.
Fillmore Pnon. 2.ll.
fOH lsENT-f'urnishc,l room to gen
ileInan. lnquiru sc2 Madison street.
ron Rl;NT-Ncw five room hunga
low. we'll furnished. viii rent Tor fyg
months Phone 90 90 cal at s0i West
18th street.
FUR IENT-Front bedroom. priyat,
entrance. adjoining bath. Phone 80.
FOR REMIT one 80 two gentle.
men. nice front room, close IN ~ 'Ot
Lincoln street.
FOR HlNT-kitchcn and dining room
at The Reid Everything furnished
Has "A Cip1Jiy 81 ii0. accommodating
% nov. Apply SOC Tyler street Phone
I.ss
FOR RENT Nice h"dr's9ns Call coo
Monroe 80 phon. 1854.
FOR RENT nice furnished rooms
for rcLl Phone 1908 ca call 80 NuriL
TNl,r.
FOR El,NT-Fm the winter. b'auii'
iuiy furnished house uf nine 90 rooms,
double garage, .aiUacc heated. Phone
g.l.
FOR RENT-ii'vi roam ;0i Pierce
street.
l'uIl I,ENT-Two large housekeeping
rooms 1909 l'"lk. phone 1907.
vol; RENT liodrouu. priyat" IN
trance. connected with bath suitable
tor an" o. two g'nuriu,h. $40 Van Bu
ron
tDH RENT Mpi.rn bcdroom. Gen
'lcn'n only. sol Tyler street.
l,E l.ENT-Somc nice h"druums you
win have to sDo them On appreciate
! FOR SNI.E-S"uih front loi on West
| SiSth street. Priced right II sod n"& .
f,,t DAYS Phone 1879.
| ~ I; REST Front bedroom. 909 Ty
1 l,a. phOn" J3l.
| FuII RENT-Twa very desirable front
| Office romns. Apply room over New
| Gem Theatre.
| FOR HENT-Nice front bedroom
| Phone 1850
| Fpll KENT--rwo rooms furnished
| Tor light hous" keeping. 103 Monro'
| 81
| IOE EENT-Onc or two nice untur
| uifhsd r.piug for lutts,.k cDuiug, clos,
| in applV 1901 South Fillmore.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-22

ron lil:NT-Ncw five room hunga
iow. well furnished. viii rent Tor fivg
months. Phone 90 90 cal at .oi West
eth street