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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-14
Investigation
OF Cork Fires
Being Rushed
probe Is Rushed.


Iondon Dec. 14.-Investigation
by a military commission of the
fires which swept Cork Saturday
night and Sunday was expected 10
be completed there today. Major
General strickland, commander OIL
military forces in Ireland. Is the
head OF the commission, and the
taking Of evidence began yester-
day
The mayor of Cork and two Sim
Fein members Of the parliament
have been called to explain allega-
tiona they have made in a dispatch
sent TO various foreign ambassa-
dors here relative to outrages
which They declare to have been
perpetrated in Cork during the
past week.
Announcement of the commits
sion's findings was awaited with
keen interest as the question of
who was responsible for the fires
IN Cork has assumed great import
ancc Rival elements have been
doing their utmost 20 fix the blame
on the auxiliary police or the Irish
extremists, respectively,
Greenwood Defends Troops.
Sir Hamar Greenwood, chief
seer etary for Ireland. asserted his
belief that the auxiliary police did
not start the fires, and pointed out
they were not equipped with incen-
dicry bombs, which. news dis
patches assert, were used to spread |
flames in Cork.
Prospects of a truce in Ireland |
appear to have been blasted by the |
most recent events in that Island.
he declared.
Telephone service between Eng
lsnd and Dupblin which was in
terrupted last night, was resumed
this morning. Dublin passed
quiet night said a message to the
Exchange Telegraph company to
day
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-14
Five Killed In
Big Explosion
AT Power Plant

Dover, N. j., Dec. 14.-Three
persons were reported killed and
number injured today in an ex-
plosion in the plant of the Atlas
Powder company at Lake Hopat-
cong.
Unconfirmed reports later placed
the number killed at five. I-le
only building destroyed was the
mixing house.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-14
Socks Rate Increase.

Application for an increase in
rates was filed with. the public
service commission today by the
Kilpatrick-Collins Water Users
cooperative association of Multno-
nah county. The application de-
olares that the flat rate now in
effect is impractical and asks for
the installation of meters at the
expense of the water users.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-14

thursday, and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Jones returned with her to visit for
a few weeks before going to their
new home near Sweet Home, Or.
George Jones and wife spent
Thursday evening with F. a. Wood
and family while en- route to their
home near Sweet Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ivan Hadley at
tended the Sunday school conven-
ton held in Turner Sunday.
Mrs. Rhodes and daughter re-
turned home from Salem on Tues
day.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-14

Eugene,-A campaign to educate
housewives of this city in the use of
Eugene-made and Oregon-made
food products in preference to
those manufactured outside of the
state will be started Immediately
by the local chamber of commerce
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-14
Will Arrest Pilot
of Truck In Crash

An unknown driver of a truck,
said TO he the property of the
state highway department, will be
arrested as result of a collision
which occurred last evening on
Court street, Chief OF Police Welsh
said today.
Fred Steusloff, of this city
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-14

driver of the automobile which
collided with a trailer Of the truck
complained that the truck had no
headlights. No damage was done
1t was stated. Police said they
have the trucks license number.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-14

Oak Creek, Colo.,. Dec. 1S.-Phil-
ip Iefthand, an Indian living near
here, reputed to be. 1913 years of
age, died yesterday from burns re-
ceived when his clothing caught
fire from sparks, from pipe he
was smoking. 49,,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-14
Caught at Last.

Chippewa Falls, Wis, Dec. Ia
Louis Kruger, thirty, sought as
draft evader for two years, has
been arrested. He was one of four
brothers SOUGHT as draft evaders.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-14

Eou viii laugh to see how quickly
youl corn lets so its griu. how 1t
curts right up and dies 30, you can
Tit It off with your fingers. It's
folly and nonsense to pare and
trim corn trying TO case its pain
whoa ssCets-Tf' win easily rid
you OF it entirely.
"cet9-It'' IS sold at all drug
stores and costs but trifie. Your
nsoneR back on request. Md by
y. E.awrence & Co. Chicago.
Sohi IN salem and recommend
ed IS lhe rlc's best corn REM
afu hr & faty a. = Eex
fadvl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-14
For
Little or
Big--USe
''GetS-It"

Stops Corn Pain Instantly ana Re
moves Them Completely
Whether your pet" is on top or
between the toes, no matter how
big on how small or how ten
der three drops of "Gets-It'' will
lift you right out of your misery.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-14
Officers Elected
by typographical
Union Number 21O

M. D. Pilkington of this city was
CHOSEN president of TvpographicaI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
TEXAS GIRLS
IN THE OzARKS
ARK NNsNs ~ NOR COLLEGE rOP.
li.NR N LONE STAR
STATE.

ct the tour hundred Girls attending
Crescent Cullorr In Eureka Springr'
Arkansas tul IN, pusc tive years. one
hundred twenty Hv,uu registered irulh
Texas ThulysoNon different states
were represented la this enrolment.
Prominent students uf education have
sought the reason fur Texas girls
choosing this institution. II n found
IN the fact that Texas girls PERHAPS
more than those from amy other states,
lik" self government. recreation out ~
doors. horse hnck riding, swimming
and the like Many at them plan Ia
continue In college and they have
found that students leaving Crescent
enter State Universities aud other col'
logcs with fun credit for all COURSES
taken III this ozark institution. Texas
Girls like easy daily intercourse win
their teachers and th" individual In
Httu,tiun obtained Not the least np
peal H. found IN the mountain scenery
and the excellent climate peculiar u
thu ulprk Region Crescent has re-
GENTLY acquired q iurg" beautiful
snriug like erected q club house which
students enjoy exclusively without OK
tra cost Enrolment fur ncNt session
D., quite advanced but several attrac'
tive spaces are still available. For cat
aluu aud view huuk address Crescent
college Bon \, Eureka springs, Ar
kansas. Adv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
COTTON MILL PLANNED
FOR STAMFORD SOON
Special ~ ~. Nsw

special ~ I've NrNs
STAMFORD TuN iWN % Erection
~ rul'un mlll ~ stamford IN thu
near ulur, n N" purpose at Thomas
" eaton we'll knuWn Jones county
farmer o. would h, cooperative
plput financed snd owned exclusives
hN farmers 81 JONES ruuntv, through u
give r. hHlr.Of cotton" plan.
81 Cation viii introduce the plan ~
q meeting NJ the farm institute a
ANurt ln the uoNt few days His plan
" fu every mW,r w tho county iu.
,rrrs',d be- cooperative cotton mill 81,
lnr from uu' ~ tvu ur more bales ~
rut',u u 70. ,'u,k The total cotton
assembly would b, sold nt highest
prices bud tho proceeds invested IN u
rut'uu mill n b. pointed uu' hy VI,
Cation that go present thousands ~
bnl's ~ cotton ARE Niug in cotton yards
and tluui tntus without ready market
which would %, acceptable In the Iuu'
County Cooperative COTTON mill ,rug
utiru ~, BE- confident that tho NIL
rnu be- financed in Tint Wy Cumnu
mty cotton mll efforts Hr" rpc'iyint
mHiU',d suW,t ~ Oh, West Texas
chamber ui Commerce.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
YOUNG MAN IS ARRESTED
CHARGED WITH BREAKING
into J, c. PENNY STORE

\ Nuuue man giving his NAM" as
raul Hand Vas arrc'trd hv J l..
Campbell nlghi Waterman, last
night about 1850 u'cluvk, and
turned over o. the pulirv depart
mont pud later placed IN the city
aIl Hand was lu the act at hrv1k
Ing into N g PENNEY Imu'
uau,'v store seventh and Polk
streets. al the time IT the arrcs,
arr, riding tu Campbell who said
that the man whom SO first uh'
served him. was nt the rear door,
down ON his knees. taking IN"
screws uut of the door hinges,
when approached hy Campbell
attempted tu put q gun. Campbell
said and probably would have h"rn
rurrr~tul IN hi attempt t. cover
M, officer had hi. pistol not hung
IN hl- pocket giy,ng Campbell on.
poriunlty tu cover him and com'
mpud him tu throw up his hands
when arrested Hand had IN his
possession a kit VI burglar tools, a
% nllh,r smith a Wrs,un pistol,
and tlashurh, Campbell said IT,
i. about 20 years ~ age
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
.BARACA CLASS TO MEET
THIS EVENING At CHURCH

The lAraN class uf thu fi,t' h,p.
usi thuph viii held u Got tog,thr, a."
,,ting On ,hr lutlurs ut IN. church
tHly ~ $50 y an an wvWN,rs h,v"
h,,n urged "a attend and q m,,w ~
thur m"n tr,,nd' regardless ~ wh,,hyt
they might be- prospective members
The uhivv, 1T the mvvting r. 90 get
,og, ,hor Sc, acquainted and ,u he.
comc murc friendly toward one an.
uthci
Mr., Cox viii giNc a resume ~ what
,hr lhma class Intends iu dn In the
RrNt slN months g. Never. super.
injvpd,nt ~ the SUNDAY S,houl viii
tell what u uughi e. DE- y NJ Ryhurn
vii sp,ak ON What u M'Wns to Ic n
Member " the huu Ch,s" IN a.
W VIRGIN viii talk on what he plascs
lr Vineyard superintendent ~ th"
adul, department. viii ton VIVA, hp vN.
p"yts the nocas to dn in the next
ak months Tom " Rrun,r aSsi~,
an, superintendent ot the SUNDAY
School viii give shot talk On ~
Mans Place IN the SUNDAY Srhool "
Thcrt will be trv short talks uom
members uf the class
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
LUBBOCK NAN IS NOW
IN RACE FOR SHRINE
RING, OPENS CAMPAIGN

e - Nprdrrn NJ iuhh,rb president
ct thv SECURITY state lOi, y rIUsi
Company has Announced ur ID trg ,u
didatv n khNh Smuu,H uHi .i.
men. - to hc held m NnpU1u irUu
August e. Mlhv l0,dl htH W.N .W
pointed campaign uHwsrI tnl /. BOO
wlng ,mtig N.uuv u N llf
nihuirl vuw ~ WHIs d.Hr
ne ht~ sumV pIliWm and s guNg
into thu tuur a. win
Information uuW l.uHu.h tiIIus
that that ,itN Wu furnish ww uu,.'rs
iw khitb's unI .H,mwNl thlu NU.
either viN lu Wr rNI. Nuur . e.
ulNrr hts h,,u su..yssul lr E,ut.
Inc iuHt OBS uDl1,s u vUk securing
w,Urs SN,ul pupns t'r.5dN h1,,
h,." pN,.ul uW iutt Utr
Nublr o. e. N,u4 ul luhh., Vil
attend ihv ceremonial and v,. as lst
w ul.us khobs nm r.s. uH.
Ar ul.u uHi,s boz t ru,. o. 90.
vu,dv a. u swift
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
TROOP B MEMBERS
TO STAGE BANQUET

Members ut 1uup g. lIv TNUs
cavalry, who suN,d w The NNt,,u
border b,tWr,n IA, dates ui MtN 10.
1918. and Npril g. iYlt viii w given q
banquet ou the wsU 81 Nvln,ela,
\urus, I we tuv dr,slvu mas,
"wednesday u,gh' ot meeting of q
committee twW lhy uuop composed 60
j. a. kuhm,u Euliu Tuvuu and
John Crudgmgiou TNv il,,u 10 Witch
thv banquet Viii uy held h,, uu, yet
hvcn drvldvd.
tn" pubh,ltN vuuml,,,, ten The u,.
yisiuu b. ,lupevd ~ e. \ Cudg,ng.
tom, VIII BuStr and Em,r HlaU 4
L kirkmau was mad, chairman ct ~,
entertainment committee
An members expecting to attend the
hanuur, arv Uqu,st"d a. ,ommuulyat,
With NJ Cwdsugtm 4, Is hop,d To-
hHNv as many ct ,hv total m,mbprrh,p
present tu pusSlhl,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
NUMBER LOCAL OFFICE
SEEKERS TALK TO BIC
Street CORNER CROWD

Several candidates fur nomination
Tor county and district oftc,s I'm the
Democratic primary to hc h,ld tuuwt
rev laid their ,lpims before the punur
last nlght AT u, northeast CORNER uf
the Intersection ut firh and pulb
streets. 4 large crowd had gathuud
% hear the addresses ut the s,,c,ul
oandidnics swu, tim, hrl,to ~ hrgv
i'faL which vas ufud ns q platform.
was drawn up 90 the curb
The candidates fur the vttt.r ut III.
trict attorney VIEW tNc first iu amps, be-
On the platform and " n Cbildoa
opened The spoak,ug n, upubv about
30 minutes In which time be- told ul
his qualifications iur th" utU,, De-
s'cks prd hla ,>wutu,, INU Jon m.u
ness aud In law. and todd u. h.s uwu
iluns tu Do di rIli U'.u.t UHd m
scrNc The p,uW' l. U,,, o., ,HN u
tina, capN,li,.
Mr. ChildrU, v.s followed u N,N
~ Mooh n ul. 90 ahuut ihr some
lcagth Ma N.ud ,aid D., had U.vl
IN amarillo ahuut o. N,1Is und du b
that time had served ~ count REPORTER
eight YEARS btlvt which h, tu,. up iuv
practice Of law lly said be- h,lieA "a
hls experience qualified him o. hold tho
office a. which he aspirvs and Promised
O. serve a. IN" best ~ his abilities b.
elected Mr., Chld,rs Was given five
minute In which g. make rcbut,ol
following Nj Mood's talk
Other announcements wvr, mad, o.,
X II. Mu,tcr the hauiu pickus ytnd,
date for constable. and his opponent
J, W, smith Mr Mu,,rr al~u rendered
several musical numbers
J. W, Hunter Il Clovis y, NJ. spoke
IN behalf az his friend owen y Mur.
rlson, candidate tur tax tss,ssUr and
was followed ~ " n Sides running
for the same oiticv
Lon d.. Mars Sds master ot ccrv.
monies
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
GOOD RAIN REPORTED
OVER DONLEY COUNTY

yr,,al 20 lhe N,aa
CLARENDON. lul, 20 \ vuod rain
,nll iu and nruuud Clarendon Wodncs.
dlN evening hrluuug ahput Tive
u.,l,uk tnd vuuturur up hto the
'NEm THIS rW o" NuN WolDumr
',.lusr the t,,d trl ,uliou crops we're
lugiuulur 10 Mood lHtu n funo parts
90 the county rnis wn AN iusi about
WJh, the rrl Duw and the FARMERS
t,'l N',ut,d uI s,ui cotton crop.
crops ate lui'r Itt, iu this snytion
.rd tor tnni reason This AIN WIS v1y
'uu,nly needed Thur vns spmo wind
Ni'h the rain hui net enough tu hurt
ANYTHING
,iitss wiz Co., better new nud viii
amply support thr cattle through the
test Ut the summer Cattle are IN good
shape on the riuro.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
Over the Top and Then
Some

4 never tch better In my NE than
since taking the flrs, du.r 1T Mayts
Wonderful Remedy had bad ease
~ indigestion and bloa,inE and tried
all kinds 81 medicine Mayt's Wonder
ful Remedy II all and more than u
claimed Tor a. ON my recommendation
our postmaster wife II using u with
good results n IL u simple harmless
preparation tina, removes the catarrhal
ihusns from the ln,c,,lnal tract and al
lays the Inflammation which causes
practically all stomach, liver aud in,vs
iinai ailments, including appendicitis
Que dos viii convince a. money &C..
funded. al druggists ADV.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
WEST TEXAS IS BU|lD|NG
MANY NEW COTTON GINS


snsrisi ~ ne Nsts
nASGEn T,N iul, 90 More nov
guns are bring built IN Texas this ycnr
than for amy preceding year ACCORDING
o. the West Texas chamber II Com
m't,c Hardly % county In IVES, Texas
that produced au, considerable cror
but That from cone tn i've new gins a..
b'iur cto,ied IN Jones county alun,
u haf br'u figured TINT more than sis
nuv plants atr h,ne made In prepare
,l0n ful the tan crop Tho organic.
,iun b. olsY receiving communications
from towns uuN iusdrpuli'ly served
hy gins requesting that gluncrs be- IL
rested tu ruin' o. their towns, Witt"
other towns vlthou, gins are this year
guinT iu woiu,o cotton sufficient 10
vnfrHu' che installation ~ new Tin'
lH.i SOL I hardly any west Texas tow
hIl su'iiu.ut sus iu accommodate Tho
D'i'HH thai rolled iu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
WAY l. simple

"ui,uUs,d ps Ne arr, the way II SIM
uly. t.,t tho failure attending assump.
ton. ohsuua,v mpWcticahIli,y and
delay br recognized and let NJ find III"
blr practical, unsolfsh way TO do our
part
with senate advising as the Con
sutu'lvu cunicmpatcs, would ap'
pru,h the nations ~ Europe and ut
,hr earth proposing That understand
me which makes NJ a willing unrtici'
pant In the conservation uf nations To-
e new relationship to commit the mo.
raj forrcs of the world Am'riU, In
cmd,d. tn p,o,r and International Jus
tl,t. SIN having America tt,v. indie.
prud,n, and 0lt reliant hut uitvtIu-
uindshW io nll the world
~ ,hr conclusion at thv speech lh,
enyiur u.uun,d iu his homie hut soy
,r,l u the visiting delegations, mot ,un
put with their first reception, called
again a. NV goodbye
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
BOy SCOTT rROoP
WliI MtEr TONIGHT

Scou,mnslrr Harvey l,Hd"y hus
called mrctirg 1t Troop I Hov Scouts
tonight Every S,ou, IL asked 20 bring
his registration lee ct 90 cents, NJ that
It can be- sent oit 90 once. Scouts ARE
asked to attend and .ring another
Scout ~ u guest Visiting Scouts IN
Amarillo ate cordially invited To- at
tend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
Cre~n Prince Nl.ll. Father

rDElsN Holland. July - -'lly A.
uyOlated Pres > Former crown prime.
Frvdsrick William arrived here yes,c
day for the purpUs" ~ consollng his
father on the death ~ Prince Joachim,
who rcccntly committed suicide gr !
consult with Tho tUrniUr emperor cuf
ccrnlng when aud how a. tell the f0J'
met smprrsf the news The latter must
D. Informed b,f,su the ,nd 81 The
wcek. ~ sh, Hctiug luat him q
arrive Satauas , hls child
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
uOl .>ilNlkI CONTINUE
NV ANtt AGAINST fOI.ES


WARSAW iulv .e The Polish
communication lsfu't today announces
iha' tbo nolshr,k hn,o aptuwt th.
town &c C.ulu which che Poles defend
cd vi'h 900 'bor strength
o. ih, ruih 'ho d'iachmeni 'f nol
'uiartf ~ r..ssrd ths eat Gaii'ia
frwf'r was pushed back ocfoss ih'
Helnfu.T Ni''r sitter an sll day fnft
pfc. edrr fU, luss 81 CIoduo Che
Poles furUd tbr '.yuf uDn me forts
north I'd 'IudHu bui The Reds run,u
I. tiackinE WEN .rff.r.ns"'s 'nm'
tsfef I.|... Co. fhp
t. uth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
VICTORY MEDALS APPLIED
FOR BY TWENTY PERSONS

About twenty applications tor victory
medals were received ny Army t1cll
Clerk v II, Arnold With oltivcs In tho
city hall. yesterday The applicants
we're men who served and relatives ~
those who los, their lives In the rccrn,
war, The applications wcrv forwarded
60 the war department, at Washington.
ID, G., by ar Arnold. who said that an
applications will be forwarded zach
day. In addition In receiving appliCa
iions Tor Victory medals, Arnold h1s
made adiustmci/, IN . few oasrs
where difficulties were hcing ,ntoun,
tered by cx.scryl,, men relative Ia vum.
pcnsations,
Mr.. Arnold said yesterday thu, 10 ~.
oeive Victory m~lal one ducs not
necessarily have 10 he In the immediate
family Of the man who los, his life In
the war. but mus, he the ucx, Ut KIN,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
VACANCIES IN C|TY's
FORCE BEING FILLED

The m1iwi,y NJ the NaUu,l,s IN the
Ut,'s street fvurr u,ybslun,d hv thu
Walkuut Wh,rh ur,ur,d "Wednesday at
nuun had hcvn ullvd last night City
Manager !, g. colby rrpurtyd The
Valk,u, was result ut difficulties be-.
tween thr mrn and cliv Officials t,n
tive o. q icuu,'trd Increase ~ 10 cents
un hour iu lay,
Nine ~ thu men remained en- the
iub There we're - mvn employed an
tn street work Tn, request wac fm
go r,uts an hour IN, men aye now
drsNing 80 cents
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
"'l.AL Nt MAN mas
Rim AGENCY IIIllt

-, H~ei fur th' REQ automobile
.io In the future viii hr ln
a. and ~ , " Bond vhn has b,sn
Transferred hsI' from Alva oklahoma.
ly the wlrhlir Auinmol,lls Company.
fm vhich ~ wHs formsfiv district man.
sger The Wichln Cumranv sad To-
D.. IN. olasst and hrgos' distributors
q che i,eo lns Loo tns rniisd States
has tsien ever ths aErnf, g. FORTY
sannti,s ~ Nathwesi Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
Illinois Mine Owners
Appeal to President
to Help Check Strike


WASHINGTON. July ::-llunoi. coal
operators today appealed e. l'rcsidcu,
Wilson "a tnkv rumo action 10 check
the strike u llbOrcrs employed AZ th,ir
mines,
In a memorandum lcft al the state
department fa th' pr"sid'nt's cunsid
grafton. the operators sApross the fear
that ths strike might spread irum mn
mods Throughout thu central competitive
field. stopping hi,umlnous cual prUiuc
ton in Indiana, Ohio aud western Penn.
rykania. ~ well AZ IN Illinois
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23

when the baby IL suffering the dou
Die aftllc,ion At hot weather and bowel
disorders, the remedy needed In Me.
GEE'S BArY ELlNlR II reduces the
to,vrlsh condition. corry,ts the stomach
Uud checks lunsoncss uf the bowels
sold by all druggists cote
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
Warranty ncr,ls

IT. A, Mobiles, 81 al, tu Fanny ]
Hooking. lot y. blugk q. GlcnWoud AL,
di,lon. Consideration Slo6
J. A. McEnulty to J, \. Pearson. lut
4, block %, q, a :. Consideration Sioio.
u. Blatherwlek To Della a. McEnulty.
lot 4. block ~, q, As Consideration
$500.
A. y. Anderson to G y Moorr. lot.
10 and 20, block 90, Mirror addition.
Consideration $500
r. AZ. Wallis To- Nicholas Tolk lots
and !, block a.. Glcnwoud addition,
Consideration $3.50.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23

iils tbuuts pi iu, lVsuc t Nations
N,rr answered by rrpwtcd thunder
,aus ct yhr,rug. but the passage the
crowd s,gm,l in ike hest oDuio almost
tl tlo end Ut the hour and htlf speak
wg WHOM d, ,ur,d his humility Bon
Inu urrr.r 1T the responsibilities ~
IA. uu.sulru,, and hDn, wmtrg his
M.YI shoulders p,llud that his CONT.
N.. r 900. support NJ his fellow ,iti'
.n md. him "oNilv wDttpld I'm
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-14
RAILWAY TIME TABLE
SANTA FE RAILWAY
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FRISCO RAILWAY

FNISCV KNILWH1
Train No. 70G DEPARTS 1850 a. m.
Train No. IA Departs----11:35 q. m.
MIXED Train
Train No. 776 DEPARTS 4:50 p. m.
Train No. 773 Arrives ---- 1880 q. m.
MIXED Train)
Train No. 775 Arrives----1O:15 a. m.
Train No. 7O5 Arrives 7;3O p. m.