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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-12
AITER AMERICAN FUNDS.

our own opinion is that the combination on
the treasury vaults should be changed. our
foreign friends have their mead set on forcing
this country TO finance them through the re-
construction period, and we are fearful that they
will go to any lengths To get the money,
Sir George Paish. who was In this country
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-12

II you have purchased a sack OF flour recently,
paying therefor the nominal price OF s3.76, or IA
bushcl OF potatoes, forking over SO, YOU can
understand Just what General Palmer and Bar
ney Baruch meant when they said the high cost
of living was coming down.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-12

II seems safe tn say that unexpurgatcd ora
tory and denaturcd deconcy win not bo freely
rosorcd to In campaigns of the future where
there IN u genuine desire to win votes. The folks
that walk Main street are not that kind.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-12

The head OF the census bureau seems to be
about the only person that doesn't know the
population of Tulsa, MuskoBce and Oklahoma
city. or possibly he knows and hasn't adver-
tised the fact?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-12

There are some patriotic tests that We hope
never to hc put to- For instance. We have "a
halr-curling contempt and hatred for the
"butchcr oI the ages" you know who refer
to. But We hope we may never have to choose
between he and the criminal profitccrs OF our
own land
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-12

Barney Baruch has Joined General f"'mer
In assuring the public that prices are about to
come down But Barney doesn't say when.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-12

Giving the declaration OF independence new
binding ia white ribbon may have resulted In
a pretty looking thing but It's not satisfactory,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-12

The dcnominatonal schools are becoming very
strict An institution conducted by Methodist
deaconosses at Aurora H., has Just expelled four
girls for smoking clgarcts
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-12

Millions fail to impress the lawmakers bu'
tho dollars added to ia" tax receipts have al
ready impressed the voters.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-12

II the zone big union idea of the strikers
could only he applied In the right direction
everything would soon be lovely.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-12

what nils our merchant marine3" asks "A
writer In Ieslics. Making n rough guess ana
boiling It down to the irreduciblo minimum we
should say too much Daniels.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-12

Some OF the outja board fans should put their
pcts at work on the h. G. Of l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-12

The Lord is my portion saith my soul, there
fore will ! hope In him, Lam, 20.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-12
Daily biblical Quotation
MONDAY. NprIL ~. 1870.

Bccausc thou husl been my help therefore In
the shadow of thy wings viii rejoice. Psa 81 T.
HIS love in time past torbids me to think
Hen leave me at last In trouble 20 sinh;
Each sweet Ebcnczor have In review
Confirms his good pleasure To help me
quite through.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-12

A. proof that Mountain View I- not Guit"
dead 'Shortlo' writes In to his county paper
that I'VE had preaching saturday night
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-12

movement he being agit,tcd to have dim
mcr. put on diamonds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-12

one Of The easiest things m ms world Tor an
office! lind h. that the evidence is i0aui!ir"nt
when 30 leads TO % person whom. for one rea-
son or other no does not wish To- prosecute.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-09
COMPANY
ACCEPTS OFFER OF
AMARILLO B. c. D

Tho National Airline Association
of los Angeles. California, has ac-
acp'rd thr proposition Of the hoard
of City Development for The aFsncin-
sion 60 make Amarillo an "a sta
ton an % chain OF handing fields
anN being established
SOME weeks aga the National
Anliu.s Nssociltinn wrote the rolrd
pf 'uy ncI oldpmont asking tho as-
distance of thai body m securing for
tnai nriaiiDn o. landing field IN g.
nog AnlIlllu and iaiiug that o.
50. lhH mlnniiun OF that company
90 .iuhli.u 90 tuuscpniin"nldl ar
liur .Ul chain oi uDids for tht pur-
Ho." oi Iprruing q passenger aud
ml wual .rr, iD" Altri consider
't'on 20 thr effect that 1s soon af lhr
line ' permanently established and
.alipiuu.1 actually making uips owe,
De- roulo tho Hoard of Cily Develop
mont would ply q bonus ~ Sooo.
n is understood tNNl the Nallonrl
iirlnrs association hls .lruldy .H-
tahlsbou bnDlur fields das' IRON,
ius Nue, De-. u california aud across
hr laips p. Arizona and Sew Mex
co ud thu surveys already have
boon made ~ tn clovis. y W. TIE
Enc win continue in % southeast
,rly direction To Fort W,tlh, II i-
said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-09

4 whito way for TAYLOR street
from Third 90 Eighth is expected tn
be- th, result ct movement ou foot
md being Forwarded by the Board
" C,, Development u Is proposed
"a INSTALL @ white wa, that viii be-
less expensive vet NOR" attractive
ihln me POLK street eSairm tn
ua, boz accomplished hy the insialli
ton at tWu-lEht lamp posts, said e"
De- capable ul SWING rs mnch lirh'
. ntD-light lamp posts now ~ n"' on
pnlk street The design OF the posts
proposed 90 ho pat un Taslur i' de-.
,idcdN more attractive than those
oW if u.e NJ Amarillo. according Ia
o promoter
The SECRETARY ot thr puard n'
30, Development s communi-
atine with an persons who own pro
1crty ON Taylor street In the blocks
front rpon the white way with o
'icw 90 rnl,ainF thoif suppori dpl
fort IN serring .ho project SOS
raj at the largest property oNncr'
iate already expressed their iHNoi
II tro movement and their w'll.h"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-09

army. yet the power OF the nation
will be- preserved in the millions Of
men who can be called To the colors.
partially trained. In case Of need.
nm no such reserve can be Oui.
lined for the navy u takes years "a
build hltuoships and. as one I'M
pro,emont after another Is put into
practice. these vessels quickly b"
come obsolete n 10 Is necessary
Tor the protection ol the nation and
IN order thlt O. may continue 10 be-
o loidcr among the nations, tha' q
tremendous fleet be- floaisd. then the
.ooncr thc shlpyards oi the country
arc concentrated upon the wofkine
out of che program. the better
The navy 81. Americas first lime
of defense We have "a great coast
line on 10Th the Atlantic ana Pacific
that must be- guarded. BE- tho country
J., tu prevent INVASION
4 is useless lo say that there viii
mover D. an attempted invasion.
We do not know whether there
ever vIll be- CO. NOT
Tho only way to D." prepared t.
tax. care Of the country Is to have
the uecrs.ar, noot ready tor service
Rrt o. is we'll 10 remember that it
America become. member ol the
League uf Nations. % much smaller
sum viii suffice 10 10" preparation
uf inadequate navy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-09
THE NAVAL PROGRAMS.

Secretary Daniels has ouuinod
three tentative programs for the con
sideraiion OF Congress one 10 he
submitted in case the United States
becomes a member OF the League o.
Nations. one 70 be- submitted II tho
treay u rejected aud q third n he
presented in ease the senate take no
final action unon the treaty AZ this
session
In the first irstehoe III this com.
try becomes a member OF the League
the navy VII be rounded out" b.
the addition Of certain vessels. In
the second insiaaee.--if The treaty Is
rejected greatest fleet IN the
world. "incomparahly" the greatest
Is contemplated by the secretary
But m the third event total Of
slxfy-nine vessels Is asked FOR.
Tho American people have eyei
disilked the idea Of a great army and
navy. Universal military training
can BE- 80 arranged a. 10 make Il un'
necessary to keep great siandins
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-09
B. c. D. tsBAtkING MOVEMENT FOR
WHITE WAY SYSTEM ON TAYLOR
STREET FROM THIRD To EIGHTH

noss 10 cooperate with tho Hoard
Tho plau ps announce Yesterday
Is fur each property uWr'r tp donate
,n amount equal ,n 81 80 per front
loo' 0f ur0prrty owned along she
route OF the proposed white vay for
the purchase 1f fixtures which the
Ciiy Light n Water Company has
agreed go Install without cost and
fbr clos Will be- asked ,p pay for the
Hchi usod after the electricity has
Bee uluupd go.
e o. siHurA. sales Ueru' inf the
Southwestern General Electric Co.
u' DALLAS. was in NJ" ciiN yesterday
making estimates aud quotations up-
900 th, cost of the proposed white
uag and fixture, no be Installed. lle
pointed out that II viii be- much
cheaper in ull Interested tn make the
PROPOSED project reality az this
time rather than az u future date he
cause of AN inevitable rl.r he pre-.
dirtrd IN the costs of fixtures
The Beard uf C.'y Development
Nill al.u Dglo steps tn l,i The Polk
tr..f hitc way extended in Tenth
street % b. understood.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-09
Ini IIOrfL in\is.

Committees repre- cnling H.
Board ot cas- Development an. r"~
.u.,ratriiing in an effort 60 raise %
.,u4s u. $4,000 ~ insure che cr,,
.lol uf handsome. metropolitan
.u,I o.. tb. site Of tho present Hotel
A.n...iu
irilrl'rdly property owners 10
ihr Immediate vicinity of the site
are chiefly Interested IN .ruing hat
thc .lm > raised They will receive
most iu actual benefits through ap-
probation in The value OF the prop"r.
ty they own
while This ., true. there is not g.
prop"fi, owner in Amarillo who has
10. au al.rccl Interest IN tn, propo
A,on ' inc err SHOWS aud deyel
~. 81, 81 become meeting plac,
.og lu.'4.. ana travelling m.r WIG
ave Dls ness 20 gttcnd 20 in the
Panhandle az property viii increase
IN value aud 10, town Win improg.
IT, raput isn Cor bolnr 90 good 90,
90 vHi.a tu 1--we"
cot Ernest Thompson has hereto
iore announced that the bonus mon.
80 90 Dc gEol go take care No the
fssf yc,rs interest on the bond.
that hc mast sell 10 finance the pro
position This Interest will ma,uf,
during d period In which he will b,
receiving no revenues from the Thru
ureei pat 90 tho hotel, which D. .,
b. torn down TO give place FOR IN
new structure. We believe him &,
BE- absolutely sincere IN his desire "a
DO something that h worth while fog
hi. city even though there T. not the
shadow OF doubt, say financiers
thai this rate Of in,eres, upon Ia.
money Invested in the new hotel will
b. less than b. b. receiving from "a,
present one
u BIZ to he hoped iha, the mos
'h"rr'Al cooperation will be- giyei
! Goo u "bers Of IN" Board ~ Citl
| Nc', inPm'ni committees. and tina
property owners Of Amarillo viii D,
''uc, ua anu prompt IN their Offer
M iua frd THE frost Worthy mu,
mint
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-09
1ERNiN GOVERNMENT
Will SILK MlhE LnA\

PARIS Mar. filavlsl \ dis
patch 10 H. Journal from Berlin says
that the German government viii
hand TO the allies IN May new
memorandum insisting upon the ne
cessity Of granting to Germany loan
of forty-iive billion marks. The mem
orandum insisting upon the nccess-
rs of granting 10 Germany loan Of
'oriy.iiyr billion marks. The mem
orandum also viii demand modiiica-
ton Of the rules governing the allied
occupation the dispatch adds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-09

thrm lives. end on the other hand.
the d"ll ol mporali 200 WI.,h se'k-
lp dominate o. fore and unjust
rover. an ideal which is by uo means
dead arl which BE- earnestly h,h 10
many quarters stll Every Imperial
isiic influuc ~ EUron VIZ, hostile tO
40" embodiment uf article ton in the
covenant oi the league ot nations and
jas defeat now would mark the COM
rl't- CONSERVATION 0i their efforts 10
nuliiiy a." treaty hold'thp d,r-
triRr OF article ten 10 hy the .es sencc
~ Amrgi,anism We cannot rrpu
HAT" 10 lr weaken q without 90 ~,
amc i.mc regulating oU. uvn prn-
,irlHs. The impeIlalt>t wants no
league OF nation. hut ". IN response
10 Me universal say 0l thu bltrs
tyirNNuCir tierc Be- a. boz one. hc o.
inir'D 'rd 10 secure ono suited 10 his
own proposes. ono that will permit
hia 10 continue tho historic came at
pawn. and people tho hurglmr of
provinces the OLD balances uf pow
or. and The Inevitable wars attend
alt npon these things The rcsrrya-
ion proposed wouid perpoIuaic the
old order
= ned NOT say. senator. that I
have riyen.a Ir'lt deal OF thought
20 ~" whole matter Of reservations
propo ed In connection with the -.
iificati0n Of the treaty. and plTliCul-
arly that portion OF the treaty which
contains the covenant OF the league
90 nations ana have been struc, bN
~" fact that practically every 500
called reservation. was IN effect q
rather sweeping notification OF the
term of III. treaty Itself. hear Of
tcscryail0nisis and nSld reservation.
sc hu' can not M lersiand the az
lrrenr" between nulliiCr aud q
mild nuliiier our responsibility %
@ nation IN this turning point OF his
tort =, an Overwhelming one. and II
| had the opportunity ! would be-.
everyone c0.c, rncd 10 consider th'
m.iior IN lhn light of what Il q
possible 10 accomplish for humanii,
rather than In the light OF spocia
national interests.
IL have been truly informed con
corning the desire Of some oi vow
colleagues 10 know my views In mi
matter | would he very glad { you
'hould show this letter 10 them
Cordially and sincerely iotrs
WOODROW WILSON
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-09
The School Situation
IT, VI. u. Duncan

juit as some people can NOT work Tor
{. Wtei8 at other things But th"r"
is ahsolutrly NO ground for saying
,hai the teacher Is less able to teach
lcr o. weeks than are othcro, 10 do
Uihcr ib.g.a Tor the same length NJ
tim"
Then according to The plan here
submitted. the teacher would work
ohly IS weeks out ~ the ~ In tho
,'ai and would stiil have much more
tn. away from her work than other
cuss u' workers. She would have
. tao days vacation every week and
.uUg "cefs every year. which would
..on tn be- AN that is needed II We
d.r 90 make the schools serious
bus.acs, 90 al. IN faci. teachers ITO
not complain abou, the work they
have o. do. What thoy want Is more
pay ANA they are willing 10 do more
work 90 get n The teacher wants
.ull years peay
Then, under the a. Wv'h4' pllu
ih' teacher who wanted vacation
during either OF the terms could get
10 ~ notifying tho school board
ah,ld Ol time 40 that they could pro-
vide . substitute for h.r place She
could either teacher on not leach all
tho year round. Just as Il suited her
once In about every three years
teachers could BE- given @ leave VI
absence on iCli pay 10 give opporiu'
ni,y iog travel. attending school and
k,.pius IN touch with odrcaiiona
IiCEfrss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-09
Permission GIVEN TO
LAY PIPELINE UNDER
BRIDGE OVER CANADIAN

Permission to lay The gas main.
which is no lying natural gas from
the fields to- Amarillo. under mo
bridge crossing tho Canadian river
az the CnlorgdotO-th"-Guif High
way WAS granted tao Panhandle Pipe
rr Company yesterday hN lHr com
m' -.itn,r't court Tile company had
mad, the request FOR this permission
90 q former meeting.
other business transacted by the
comm siunrrs court consisted of
pliuVlu- monthly paytolls ana ac-
corrr and eng other routine work.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-09
MANY APPLY TO income
TAX MAN F0R ASSISTANCE

vs.. n. Peterson. deputy Internal
revenue collector for this district.
opened his office again yesterday
morn.ne 10 Room 2il Federal bull
ding. aud was kept busy all day b.
the continual stream Of people who
vp tu,rc for assistance IN making
uu' ,npir income taxes not paid or
application not made for q delay IN
ul'i, same hy that dItn VIII %" Sub
90 90 PENALTIES.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-09
Public Opinion
WIiT ui' IoiRIrTrRre

q 'nI 30 The NeWs
IS our men haN" come oui of the
fttisr of their country and have
found very different conditions sur.
rounding them they ha,e naturally
thought Of their iutufe. The \. NJ.
. s. OBJ appreciation Of the gacrii-
o. made b. the American soldiers
offering excellent educational adj
'snfag"s to al lN-sersice Men IL
a. Nu alional Guidance service. the
&. q e. A. b. offering courses IT.
aofp In iva hundred lines cover
ur almost every pr1ie zion \ few
ufr.ef Offered are shorthand. Tyte
ffitirr Automobile Mechanics. Elcc.
re- Wiring advertising. Account
~. surveying salesmanship. Civil
eit.ra. rir These courses are al.
0lu'nly r." 20 cX-seryicc men. n
ca are inirrpur.i Won are requested
% writ Leon " Gambrcll. Amarll.
%. Texas Street address 800 pOk
telephone 3li.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-09
IN DEFENSE ~ r,Iry.


Affairs have come ~ pge.'' p'.s
IN Texas when II become 20 saf,
..r sonr Dcmo ats taad,.a''. f'i
governor TO ages 10 defend az AZ
tlonai Democratic parry. aud The ad
mlnirra,ion under woodrow Wi.
son. assins, the attacks Of iiih 80
called Democrat. one Joseph ".
Bailey.
Bailey has stated tina, Texas will
SEM an anti-adminis,raiion dclcsa.
ton 20 the san Francisco convention.
Meantime. in his esmpalgf speeches
be Is doing all in his power 10 wreck
the party under whose banacr h'
pre,ends 10 offer :n he ofQec oi
Governor Of Texas.
Aessrs. Ne;i. Thoni. sra Lrwei,.nt
and Looney. until me holding Of the
precinct conventions. win discuss on.
~ national affair. 10 which Bale,
has heretofore confined hiinself.
They are prepared iirs; 10 stand by
the Wilson administration and the
Democratic party aad. secondly. Il
stiIve for the personal honor which
they seek In making their individual
campaign. They are willing &c
make self 4 secondary consideration.
1ie people Of Texas had FcrTu-
son for governor. Before his term
lad expired They decided they had q
bad bargain aud Ferguson was i'm
peaehed, Il rs not stranec now that
be 10 one Of the leadiag lights IN the
Rai'ey camp. bailey and Ferguson
find that, as 20 many matters. theft
great minds" run IN the Same chan.
reis.
hut the people Of Texas ar. al.,,
10 the situation. White Bailey WI
get supper, from certain sources
the grea, mass OF Texas Democrat,
will see TO Il that the next chief ex
eeutise OF Texas is a progressive. no
nor-proereSsive: tina, hc Is in 70
vor OF Constructive legislation. no
destructive Legislation: tina, he &
for some things. not against" %,
cry thins that Is for the upbulldin;
OF their Interests: that he b b.
lever 10 the fanciiiy Of the home
Rot one would welcome the adyeL
OF the greatest homc-breakc- tn
world has ever knowu-liauor
We belleYe that Bailey viii appca
In the second primary.
And We believe that IN me -eroa
primary hts political frnrrai vili 0
preached
He, will be hurried under en- az.
lanchs of votes. cast b. iho hirl
pTineipled. home-ioging democrats
Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-09

Tu.,hr,. Ir,e ls e question ~
I'D, ..IIt. eff .ai,p as 90 whether the
teacher be- ph, i,ally able 10 work for
q weeks ia the year. The question
,ompirt,ly answered hy the fact
hat teachers are working for that
.,urtL If time 40 over the country.
IN tho., places where the - weeks
.ehnn' has been tried 10 has been
ound that those TEACHERS who Work
Cor n ,. esAs return 90 their WORK in
b,'lsr physical condition after u 'Wn
D. three weeF.' vacation than those
who have hosn ou' an IN" sumner
Tn" teachers are anxious 10 teach. IN
the maiOr.ty of cases, during TIE
nmm.r not only Tor ,h" extra pay
iut h"caua'. as they say, they be
one tired OF the long vacation sta
iisiirs show that the average numb
"a 0l DAYS lost because Of Illness has
actually been les among all year
eachors than among those taking 81
Ong vacation.
Ih, uWr haze teacher, IN our own
sh0o's who have been working Tor
> weeks Tor "a number Of years aud
hey arc now In Just as good physi-
o. condition az those who have the
uuoaaty vacation The same has
zen toiMd to be- true of the teach
r. On our normal schools. colleges.
nd universities nearly all work the
year round and there Is no NOR
break down among them than among
people in other lines OF work. Some
1 cach,r can not teach Tor iS weeks
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-09
OPPOSITION To CHANGES
nEsTATED BY PRESIDENT
N LETTER TO HITCHCOCK
Continued 90 Psge TwoJ
TeAt q Letter

TeNt of Letter.
Tho presidents letter writiea In
.esponsr 20 request that he confer
attn SENATOR simmons q g. Car
nina. boz charge fer the democratic
side Of the senate for compromise.
'ailows m part
Wy Dear senator iilichcOck,-
= understand that one or two ~
,our colleagues DO me the honor or
le.lring 10 know what my views are
with reference 70 article ten Of the
eafuc o. nations and the effect up
On he league Of the adoption - GER
ain proposed reservations 10 that ar
ticle welcome the opportunity 10
iefow any light I can upon a subject
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-09
BAD BREATH
Tr. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Removelt

Dr.. Edward Olive Tablets. the
substitute Tor calomel. oct gently on the
bowels and positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath lind
qIicl. rlicl through taking them.
Dr.. Edward Oily, Tablets are q
vcgciabl, compound miycd with olive
oil. They act ltly hut firmly on the
bowels and liver. siimuia,ing them To
natural action. ,leanng The bod. md
purifying the entire systemS They On
that which calomcl does, without airy Of
the bad after effects. Take one or Two
every nlghi for o week and note the
pleasing elfect.e i0c and 2Jc q box.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-09

uscu iu A4dk nov cav 30 cff'N Ist4t III
tha hol e. lhcyc ;oll my frlelis about
v1ur wonderful Vegetable Compound
and you haze ny I. fldsS!on 20 pdhl'sh
my letter 50 s,.cr wprigu VINO 'u't't
may learn huU 20 ~ vel. Mrs. To-
OgLysTEry, 20 g. Tar,hiield Ave-
Chicago, H.
Tha 90 ! cd .,a.1u1i rereSs g
mad, iruu. Iaf.r rrlif and hc''' ard
contains nu narcotics or hWBlial drugs.
4 YOU have gro slightest Doubt .'at
Lytl. l.. hH. lar's Nc-cl1hlc co'a-
yGurd v.il aCn y.., write 90 L;d;. i.
Plus.an ht-.,'' 60. tcoridtntlail
L,rn. Mass. for advice. Your letter
viii De opened. read end ANSWERED by =
woman. and held IN strict confidence.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-09

Gas in the stomach or bowels Is u
dlsagrceahlc symptom 81 u torpid
liver. TO get rld Of It quickly take
uERplNr. It y q marvellous liver
s,imulant and bowel purifier. Sold
by al druggists.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-09
Say...Listen!

Have come d ' '",,lgc
sug. HnNliu i.H 'n" 80
Rock / Hand -rr'et ." inc
location Tor "a vtr.o-. I'M
ulpmont hnus 90 "O'.,nr
can be- hal zoo, 5000;
t,rmH
hl.u 20 loot clrH,r lot on
am street including S-foom
hon e.: ha,g.'n Tor $1,000:
ou0 cash viii handl" this.
Dandy Lot. doNltu feet at
litb sud JJck.,n.
i,0 fr.t on . 2nd aud Tyler.
Too fvc' ON 2oiu and llar-
rifuu
Three los on 2ith and Folk.
Lots on Jefferson ana
Adams, $1,000 and $1,000:
terms.
10; IT 18th and Fillmore;
$1,000. terms.
Siy-t0Om modern homo on
Monroe street. completely FUR
nishel. l sold NJ once for
st- Iu". tnYWf
20 u,D. corner iih ana
tIrr,n thrn gupd houses.
40 I.f au ttA. can %" sold
Ca. $50 Uan. DO ah,a before
'..l 4.
E. Nj. GREEN
REAL ESTATE
Room .. Me.rc l!ldg.
rbOut lilS.