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FOR SALE-WILL SACRIFICE MY
upright Milton piano. $4,000 cash.
Am leaving valley. Phone 49-F-31
III oltville.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-27
I.NIell A. 4 MmllsIc.

bert Lytoll, who plays the male
modis,e In the d. luxe Screen Class
sics. lac. production of die Ilalton'n
comedy. ".ombardi Ltd. " took q
course In drcssmaking. That sounds
rather strange but I Il the truth.
Most any time during the pro-
lucticn OF the picture you could
catch Bert emerging from or enter
ing one Of the Los Angeles ladies'
tailoring establishments with u bun.
die OF patterns an dpIeces NJ Him.
~ material under his arm
And stranger even, they tell iS
that h. progressed. too. So well
that when he started work In the
draping scenes of lombard. Ltd.
anGthcr artistic creation VIII addc !
10 the silent dramn.
This picture will start on ~ iva
day rrn NJ the mission Thoglr, to-
day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-27
T|MMONS-RO0S BUY
OUT WOLFL|N BROS,

What Ii 10 be- one Of the
largest deals that has ever
been made IN the automobile
business In Amarillo or llle Pan.
handle. was made Yesterday when
the Wolflin Bros. garage business
was purchaged by the Timmons-Roos
Motor Company. of which J. W Tim
mons and 4. Z Rooa are the mana
gers. The purchasers expect 10 take
charge OF the Wolflln business and
move their present busncFs into the
building now occupied ~ that Raraga
about April 10.
The distribution and dealers agcn-
cy for the Franklin automobile were
also purchased with the Wolflin
business. giving the Tlmmons- ROos
Motor Company control Of the saies
and distribution Of four automobiles
In the Panhandle. namely: Packard
Cole. Nash and Franklin. also Ia"
Packard and Mash trucds
The TlmmOns-ROos Motor Com.
pany has beer known rs the tim.
mOns-Nash Motor Company until q
few days agc. when T. H. Roos. II
Plalnyi"w purchased mn interest IN
the business IRON \. W. Timmonn.
Mr. I,OOs has been u reridunt ~
the Panhandle sine 1900 AMI ~ wei,
known N this sectltn Of tho stat
i II ga 10 having beer rmnl"ved
- superini ,ndent Ct cons' action nv
~ santa 70 railroad for rDcut ten
years. ana was laicf eng 'cd ~ the
lniGmOh!lo hlslneas for dnont eight
yoa's ~ rlnintiew. II" WIS ~.
Gently discharged as captain Ut tie
New York llth Engineer after see.
ing about ,ighteea mont service n
France
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-27
TEXAS AND PACIFIC
sWE[TWAT[R EMBARGO
LIFTED, REPORTS STATE

the s'htsTgO which a. hesn p,
effect GA the T1,'s 4 Poetic rulirn, 4
TO- some time on fhipmeuts of sra'n
from the San,a Fe az Sweetwater,
destined to points on the Texas a
Pacific has been rsised. nccordini
to information received In Amarillo
last night. This action taken by the
officials OF the T. & p. Ii expected to
result In much activity In the way Of
grain shipments from the Panhandle
and Plains section OF the state. II
being reported that there IL much
grain yet 10 be moved.
Information TO the effect that the
Santa Pc has raised It's embargo on
shipments of hay and straw loaded
Tor Kansas city. Argentine. Turner,
Morris, and Holiday, Kansas, was
also received, but uneoniirmed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-27
wa yof city building TO something
spiritual. and spoke Of II as a divine

wa yof city building TO some thing
spiritual, and spoke Of II as a divine
duty.
His address was followed by a
song. "A Little Bit Of Rotary" "a
The tune ~ u Little M ~ Heaven.
rendered by Miss Felice Siinnotl
which VAS warmly applapded Thos
present sang the chorus.
Visitors were introduced by the
members aud q number ~ ,ntercsi-
ing short talks were made b. thc
guests ~ they were presented To the
body. Among those making short
talks were W n. Fuqun. Professor
j. Warren Smith NJ the Federal
Weather Bureau Washington. u. G.
both being introduced by 4. =. Stln.
nett.
Mr.. Fnqua paid high tribute Ia
the work OF The local Rotary Clnb.
Mr.. Smith dweli principally upon
the benefits received by business
men OF the country from the aeryi.
COS Of the Weather Department.
Among other speakers were judge
y. II. Nelson. Of Romero. Texas; J
T.. Bryant. Tom Coble. l.llOyd rlcich-
or. OF the Department OF Justice. Hen
Short e. W. Harrison. banker 81
Clovis. New Mexico; Corporation
Judge McKinnon ". u. Estes sec
rotary OF the hoard Of CITY Develop
nen'. w. J. Merton. OF Dumas. Thos.
r. Moody. Wichita Falls. William
Sawyer. kansas city.
Or. Thomson was given n vote Of
thanks for his address also ths lad,
visitors for their part In arranging
the entertainment features Of IN,
program
The audience stood and SANG Gn-
verse ~ America" before adjourn.
mont
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-27
MANY VISITORS ATTEND ROTARY
WEEKLY LUNCHEO ON; INTERESTING
PROGRAM IS WARMLY RECEIVED
TIE weekly msSting and luncheon
Of ~ Amarillo Rotary Club was
NJ iAN aitht 81 the Amarillo Ho-

TIE weekly mstting and lunehsor
Of ~ Amarillo Rotary Club was
NJ Abs aitht a. the Amarillo Ho-
~ The meeting was called 10 or.
hfS IN the dining room ~ the hotel
by President Guy Falier. and then
turned over 10 Toagtmaster Ross q.
Rogers. Chairman Of Group Seven.
Ia charge ~ the entertainment loi
this week.
Il0li call Of members OF the club
with an Introduction OF each menu
her. and the name OF his firm. w.th
o. BIT Of personal information
by Secretary Horace Russell. Of tho
iirm Of Russell n Cockrell. was u
feature OF the evening.
A seven course luncheon was
served the members End visitors IN
tho characteristic manner OF this
popular hostelry. and the laiencss o.
which. as announced by the president
fthe club was attributed 10 the fact
that the hotel had 20 many guests
that II was impossible 10 clear thu
dining room In time for the schedule
~ the Club.
The first speaker of the evening
was Or. X. Thomson. Of the Central
Presbyterl an church Of Amarillo. who
came as guest from the Lions club.
aud made decidedly tho speech OF The
evening. Doctor Thomson In his
wohrlwind way launched into the
merits Of tho Rotary Club with an
explanation OF the good that has bee
and IL beirg done IN this civ by ihls
organization. The speaker gave
some interesting information an
what The many roiaW clubs IN the
United siaiN' nre dong and ~ wrll
M what IL being accomplished In
foreign countries. lie opened inc
fefsice ~ the Rotnrly Clue In the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-27
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
TO HAVE REVIVAL
) FOR FIFTEEN DAYS

As, George 9. ,uthrall. ~ snai.
rlsh. win prssch at ne shon pre-.
Nf3.er revival OF the rifsi CHI. Yiipn
Church. beginning March 81. and
continuing each night until Easter
SUNDAY. April 4 according to an
houncement made yesterday by Rev.
u. G. M0bley. pastor OF that church.
Easter II designated throughout
The nation ~ Decision Day. and mast
oil Christian churches VIII conduct
pre-Easter meetings IN q win One
Campaign" The elders %. the FRS,
Christian Church held meeting
Monday with chairman J. T.. nm pre-.
siding. aud Rev. Mobley presented
the plan Of Exchange With Rev. Cuth-
reli. A telegram was received Well
neFday night from Rev. Ccinr,l II
agreeing to the plan.
10 speaking OF Rev. George Cuth-
reli OF Sherman who has been pastor
~ the Travis 81. Christian Church
for many years Rev. T.. &. Mobley.
baNor OF the First Christian church
Gaid REV. Cuthrell and | have been
rl0se friends for years. When |
LETT the passionate In Southampton.
England. Or. Cuthrell was my sue.
ceSsor. During his ministry IN Rom,
he built the finest Christian churc,
houae IN Georgia. Il " bull, OF III,
fine granite from Stone Mountain
and II the only church among tho
Diaciples that In marble throughout.
When Rev. cuihrell came TO Texas |
arranged the engagement for him
~ sherman. he has accomplished u
great work IN that fine Moth Texas
city. lie has also taught In Car
Cadlton College In connection with
his pastorate. lie II a fine speaker
o. very congenial spirit and an es-
teptionally fine MIXER. lie makes o
very strong appeal TO men. During
the world war Rev. Cu'hrell ipert
iweive months IN France and Italy
and rendered o great service 10 the
hoys at the front"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-27
Sore Throat, Colds
ouiciiy Relieved NJ namIin's
Wizard oil

Hamlin's Wizard OH 10 a simp,,
and effective treatment for sore
throat and chest colds. Used as a
Rarglt for sore throat II brings quick
relief Rubbed on the cheat II will
piten loosen up . hard. dep seated
cold In one night
How often sprains, bruises, cuts
and burns occur In every family. a.
well as little troubles like earache,
toothaehe. cold sores, eanker sorea
stiff neck, and tired aching feet.
soothing. healing Wizard on win al
ways bring quick relief.
Get II from druggists for 30 cents
II not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back
Ever sconstipated or have sIck
headaehei SJust try Wizard Liver
Whips. pleasant little pink pills, 30
sentS Guaranteed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-27
HEREFORD TEST DRILLING
BELOW SIX HUNDRED FEET

The Hereford oil a Gas Compiny's
well Is now drilling at a depth II
about $50 feet. according ~ W. A..
Greenwood. 81 Hereford. NhO IL In.
tcrcsled In this company and whD
was IN Amarillo Yesterday Mr..
Greenwood says tina, the officials 81
the Hereford company expect 10 sct
production nv from 500 Ia .O0O fee
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-27
A TExAs WONDER
Notice to Contractors for County
noad tonsttuctlon


Notice IN hereby given. that sealed
proposals for ~ construction Of
highway improvements In Hartley
county. will he received az the office
OF the County Judge NJ channing
Texas. until 3 y. ~. March \, 1890,
and then publicly opened The wo.l,
IN be- performed will consist ~
quantities ~ follows
Earth Excavation ia.G3O.7 ca
ids. Earth borrow G0.s707 Gu, Nds
Rock Excavation 1852 ca. yds. Clay
borrow from bitches 1854 Gu
Yds. CLAY hauled Isl quarter mile
sl,lOSI Gu Yds, clay hauled addi'
I iional Ia mile 9,6SO.0 ca Yds. clay
mixing and placine ae,aG7.S ca. Nds
Concrete i-s.i-e2.ba ca. Yds Con
crete i-a-G.a312 Gu ids. Reiniorc-
Ing Steel g,h?l.G.
q inch Pipe Culyerls lis lineal
feet.
20 inch pipe culVcrls Sc l.in,al
feet
30 inch pipe culyerls 80 llneal
feet,
Detail plans Of The work may b.
seen NJ the office ~ Hess and skin
net, county Engineers, Amarillo,
Texas, and ~ the county Judges OF
flee. Channlng, Texas A certified
check oi $4,000 90, made payable ~
CouhN Judfe \, " phillips must
accompany each proposal The rlahl
10 reserved 90 Ielrel any aud All
bids aud waive all ieehnlealiiles All
bids received viii b. retained hy the
rounil and will not ~ returned "a
lhn bidders
n Ctil.ENnfn
r0nniY rlefl Hartley raunly
HISS A SKINNER
County lnHlnreTp
a, l. nAflE
lllllSloa fnglreeF
~ iiu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-27
WARRANTY niiDs.

W. G, Kenyon Ia n. ". Owens. lot,
i.s.1.i, block 1875, q. & y. Confid
erntion $4,000,
Reeves 10 l.. ~ Law, Me of loI
4, block 1911, plemNs nddIiloa
ronsideration $4,000.
John y. Mathis Ia y " Ilumphre,
part ~ blnck -. Eaklc idnliian
confederation $4,000.
First National Hank 10 u, v. fu'
qua, 10, y, black "a, Eakle addition
Consideration 2 ,O00.
nnrl cayens ~ al. 10 &. berry
~ VI, part NJ loi =. block H., faki'
addition Com liberation 81 zoe.
hurl cayenis ~ nl, IA g, Berry
~ al, part II lnl 3. block IS, Fake
pddiiion, Consideration 81 .iss0o
v, ~ Petty 10 e. u. Hoover. part
~ lol ., block M, llemons add
lion. Consideration ta,lho.oo.
Transfer.
Fred n0ne ~ National l., A I 60.
pam NJ lots and :. block ilAo
plemonn addition, r0nsid' ration
ransldefailNn 90 .enN.
fIed Iione 10 National 4. a I co.
l0l =, hloSk lan, rlnmnus addition
Consideration $500 90
iliI loisalr,
isnnle A liendenhnfr COON
house lnreied ~ 1915 " 18Th street
Transformation tlhe 90
lisrial ileneaal,
" a. hutlefrnn ~ fhns v TnF
pfI, WI NJ afl,i ~ section 90
hleft hilk nkP
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-12-23

The Glacier makes a fine Christmas
present. t'ifty-tWo times year 1t car
rIes news of Hood River valley to those
who may be away. M, r. Noble called
Monday and instructed that the Glacier
be sent as a Christmas present to his
daughter, Mrs. Geo. W. Stokoe, of
Bend
Skidding on a turn. the automobile
of G. Sturr, of Portland, went over a
sharp turn on the Highway near Wyeth
recently. While the car was badly
wrecked Mr.. Sturr's injuries were linn
tied to broken ribs. He was taken to
Portland hospital. where, it is reported,
he is resting well.
Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Kennedy have
left for Portland to spend the holiday
season with their son, DR.. w. S. Ken
nedV, Past Grand Exalted Ruler of Or
egon Elks, and family. Later Rev. and
Mrs. Kennedy will leave for Salem for
visit. They expect 20 remain there
for portion of. the legislative session.
Wednesday afternoon of last week
about 80 friends of Miss Clara Barton
gathered at her home on June street
and surprised her with bridal shower.
She received many beautiful presents
including a silver set. Refreshments
were served and a pleasant afternoon
spent.
A family reunion will be held Christ
mas day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
}. K Carson. Except for Joe Carson,
who is with the Oregon Lumber Co. at
Baker, all the children will participate
in the event. Mr.. and Mrs. W. E.
Nichol, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carson
and Miss Florence Carson, all Of Port
land, will be here for the yuletide re-
union.
William Wilkinson returned Sunday
from a visit with his brother, James
Wilkinson, of Oregon City. While
away Mr.. Wilkinson attended a birth
day celebration staged for his brother
by women of the Congregational church.
Mr.. Wilk inson has long been a deacon
of the church. He was presented with
a silver pencil.
The following large list Of O. A. c.
students has arrived to spend the hoIi-
days with home folks: Misses Edna
Plog, Frances Moe. Frances Castner,
Dorothy Cram, Florence Cooper, Doro-
thy Rand and Herbert. .Mende, Mark e.
Moe, Charles Johnson. Floyd Mason,
Roger Blackman, Curtis Gould and
Teddy Hackett.
Wife, Gladys and | are on the
wing. wrote l.. E. Clark from Port
land last week while en- route to Cali
fornia. He was asking that the Ga-
cier be forwarded to the south. "We
are going down." he continued. TO
drink at the fountain Of delight. II
will take about three months to fill
up"
The home of Rev. and Mrs. Gabriel
Sykes will be the scene of family
Christmas reunion. They are expect !
ing their son, Dr. Morris Sykes, Of
Seattle, and wife, and Herbert Sykes.
of Walla WaIla, rere for the holidays !
Miss Alice Sykes, a daughter, who is
student at the willamette University, |
has already arrived home for the holi-
days.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-12-23

The following u. of w. students are
expected home this week for the
Christmas vacation: Misses Gather
inc Carter and Betty Slade and Yale
McCarty. George Bragg. Malcolm But
ton and Forrest Carter. Misses Thelma
and Alice McQuaid, Of Honolulu, will
arrive to spend the holidays with Miss
Beryl Clarke.
II. A. Culbertson, Upper Valley orch
ardist. returned home last week follow
ing his 25th successful surgical opera
tion. The latest submission to the
knife was for removal Of his veriform
appendix. Mr.. Culhertson has an
nounced to friends that it was his sill
yer celebration on the operating table.
In messages of congratulations, how
ever, friends are emitting reference to
happy returns of the day.
Leland, small son of Mrs. Leila East
man, sustained painful bruises last
week when struck by an automobile
driven by Steve Eby, rural mail car
rier. Playing with other children the
young SER started across State street
Immediately after truck had passed
and ran directly in the path of Mr..
Eby's car The latter applied his
brakes, but was unable to prevent
striking the youngster.
The following University of Oregon
stude t. are home for the holidays !:
Misses la Nichols, Lenore Cram, Helen
and Alberta Carson, Katherine NJ. Ba-
ker, Vera Hughes, Katherine /. Baker
and Carl Wonder Abe, Wilbur Hoyt.
Carl Epping. Carl Houston and Virgil
Cameron. Frank Wonder Abe, conval.
escing from an attack Of diphtheria,
arrived home recently from u. of 0.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Folts will also be
here from Eugene to spend the holi-
days with relatives. Mr.. Folts is now
member Of the school Of commerce
family
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-12-23
Silver Wedding 10 Be Celebrated

Dr. and Mrs. f l.. Scobee will cele-
brate their 25th wedding anniversary
at their home Christmas day with 2
party for friends. They will KEEP
open house from to II p. m. SatUT
day evening. They were married al
Mountainburg. Ark Mrs. Scobee's 5
maiden name was Iva Rosette.
Following the wedding they left
for Chicago where Br. Scobee took Z
dental course at Northwestern Uni
versity Later he practiced for three
years at Duluth, Wis. Coming to Ore
gon DR.. Scobee was located for yea
in Portland. He came here with his
family in 1909 For six years he wa
a member Of the city council. He wa
recently elected to a second term a.
mayor.
DR.. and Mrs. Scobee have four chill
dren: Howard. Russell. Herbert arc
Mildred.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-12-23
WEDDINGS
Hudson Barton

Shelley M. Hudson. former resident
of Mosier, and Miss Clara Barton,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Barton.
were married Thursday. DR.. Il. II.
Hayden, pastor of the First Baptist
church, officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Hud-
son left Immediately for Portland,
where they will make their home. The
bridegroom is a brother of Mrs. Geo.
Emry. of this city.
: Miss Barton was one Of Hood River 8
most charming young ladies, having
grown to womanhood here. Her many
friends regret that she is leaving Hood
River Mr.. Hudson is graduate Of
the Benson Polytechnic school in Port
land and at present holds responsible
position with the j. j. Ross Mill Fur
nshing Co.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-12-23
Masonic Lodqe Elects

At the annual meeting Wednesday
night Of last week officers Of the Ma
sonic lodge were named for the 'ensu-
ing year as follows. a. +. HoWes.
IS. NJ. X. ". Sinclair. S. W: c. G..
Anderson. J.. W: Harold Hershner.
See. Truman Butler, Treas F.; A. j..
Derby. Trustee.
Installation jointly with the Chapter
~ Royal Arch Masons will be held
St Johns night, December q.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-12-23
Underwood Dance Saturday

Residents Of the Underwood section
will participate IN "A masquerade dance
at the Tyier-Lsrson hall Christmas
night A number of local folk art
planning to attend the event.
Ear Keys. local viO.Inist, who is one
Of the prompters of the masquerade.
En0s Johnson and Geo Tyrell will call
the figures. Mr.. KEYS states that an
endeav0r will be made TO stimulate ed
irrational features by having parici-
pants come 10 the ball in historical
costumes.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-12-23

Freight Moves Over Highway

Mid wi tier transportation of freight
over the Highway continues heavy.
Daily motor trucks Of Portland baker,
les are supplying bread and pastries to
local grocers. Several lines Of motor
truck transportation companies are op-
Grating. Tuesday a full trailer load Of
nursery stock was brought here over
the Highway. The nursery stock,
'onsisting Of pear trees chiefly. was
shipped by the Villa nurseries.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-12-23
RoYal Arch Elects

Officers Of the Royal Arch Masons
have been elected tor the ensuing year
as follows: VIM. Irwin, II. z. D.: A. F.
Howes, X; o. b. Nye. s.: f. o.
Blanchar, Treas. c. c. Anderson.
Sec. Glenn b. Marsh, &. Of II. ; c. n.
Clarke. z. s. .; n II. Macmillan. K. A.
G. Thomas Fisher. NJ. Of Bird v; F.
r.. Blagg, Master Of 2nd v: VIM.
Post, N. Of lst V. ; ". j. Baker, Sen.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-12-23
Lumber DrnD ReDorted

The Bridal Vel Lumbering Co. has
Jast announced q further drop Of from
DO 70 Is per cent in the price Of lumber
Cuts made since last summer now ag-
gregate more than 33 per cent The
decline in lumber, it IS said, Is stimu-
lating wintertime building activities.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-12-23
RhY the Gloom

Christmas giving ls the finest sport in
the world. You can select gifts for al
right here today and tomorrow.
Come toniEht-we' IRE keeping open 70
accommodate those who cannot shop
during the day. TOYS for the children /;
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-12-23
Carlson DllHn

Rev. Gabriel Sykes officiating, John
Albert Carlson, young Marion county
rancher, and Miss Evalne Olive DifIin
we're married Saturday They left I'M
mediately for Marion county where
they will reside.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-12-23
Gard Of thinks

We wish to extend sincere thanks TO
our friends and neighbOrs for the aid
and expressions Of sympathy during
our recent bereavement at the me Of
the death Of our husband. father and
brother. Especially do we wish to
thank those who sent floral tributes.
Mrs J H Day and Family,
L. L. Day.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-01-02
Feminine Topics.

We agree with the writer in The
Springfield Union who says:
There's no popular writer that com
mands so much admiration from me, as
the composer of the lines on the Christ
mas and New Years cards 1t seems as
if each Christmas absolutely the last
word had been said on the holiday cards
that it would be simply impossible to
write anything different, original, or
striking another year. But just as sure
as Christmas comes around, the
cards bear new lines, quaint iingles, new
thoughts, and | wonder who writes them
all and how in the world they do it. OF
course it is being done by number of
persons but ] don't know single soul
that could turn out u new Christmas
ingles and sentiments every Christmas
wish could meet a few of these Christ
mas card writer's. I'd like to grasp their
hands and tell them how much | admire
them"