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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-13
It's getting better every day.
h. c. L.
Curious goings on. / have been
watching people go in Saks and
come out of kann's. MAY B.
INQUIRIES.

II a female duke IL duchess.
Would a female spook be spuchess'
And IL male goose iS q gsDder
Then would male moose be mander?
IL man who makes plays Is a playwright,
Would a man who makes hay be hay
right?
II person who fails is a failure,
Why isn't a person who qusils n quailure"
II person who spends is a spendthrift.
Would a person who lends be a lendthrifi
n drinking too much makes a drunkard.
ard? w, A y.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-13
MIR. B. Baer
BY T. E. POWERS
SAYS
United We Smoke.

Many a man isn't speaking his favorite
topic now because 1t would only make MIN
stepping forth to scotland for the drinking sea
son. has decided TO stay at home. sour home and
wait until the amendments blow over.
Four Scotland counties registered dry last
month and that nation will soon be bone dry
Provided they ever get sober enough to realize it,
Four years ago the world laughed at Pussy
foot Johnson. That gisgle took in lot of ter
the Atlantic to tho Pacific. the country is ter
ror zed by tho red scourge Of the United Cigar
stores From the Atlantic to the Pacific That
sounds like "A tea company.
The corner saloon is gradually dropping off
like Salomo's seven wells. You pass the place
where you used to take cigar every fifth
round and discover that the cuspidor is n hu-
midor, all the spgots are on the cash register
and the bar towel is a coupon.
II they gave transfers instead Of coupons we
could travel TO California on tobacco mileage.
United We smoke.
Sir walter Raleigh discovered tobacco and
Queen Elizabeth chopped his hair off at the
neck. There is legend that Walter went to
tho keencutter block smoking a pipe. They say
he kept smoking that pipe for two hours after
the eKecutioneer had fckcd the ashes off his
neck with two-edgcd Ak. They always had
two edges on their axes In those days although
most of the abbstolr customers were satisfied
with one.
Walter smoked his head off. And like all
great geniuses, he never grabbed recognition for
the discovery. He died without ever having
ceived single coupon from tho United.
The use of tobacco has grown SO roeustly
since that time that the United is making plugs
OF chewing tobacco in lsdy's sizes The pro-
hibitionists are putting smokes on the blue list.
And by 1924 tobacco and cigars will be buried.
n they have to kill cigars, we believe In crema-
ton.
We may miss tobacco. But smoking Is only
habit. And habit is unconstitutional The
Constitution used to be considered = sacred doc
umert pure of adulterston. But now, since they
started printing the Constitution every day Ike
a Newspaper. IL is dangerous to skim tho fat
off n plate OF soup without hiring a lawyer to
nj bo late At
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-13

There is truth in all criticism there is some
good in all evil And the solemn warning and criticism Of
old age have their value But if all lived indefinitely
the world would be full of ancient pessmss honestly but
mistakenly criticzng the because IS new The
sponge that cleans the DEATHS the best
friend of the human
This English philosopher dissatisfied with woman s
place in society," perfectly satisfied with conditions
for women as they when he twenty
But if he had been born few centuries ago. thought
of the freedom given to the in his youth would have
woman with her face uncovered in public is immoral
and dangerous to public welfare woman with no
covering
When ships of iron were made the makers OF wooden
ships said the idea insanity.
Old accustomed to the stage coaches said railroads
would ruin everything, including human fe and they be-
leved it,
The old men of the Stone Age, you may be sure pre-
dcted the end of human happiness when some OF the
younger men, accidentally melting copper and tin together
big fire. discovered bronze and started the Bronze Age
by making their weapons of bronze instead Of flint and
using pins of bronze instead Of pieces of bone to fasten
up their hair
Old Engishmen who first umbrella were horri-
fed and said the nation going to the dogs The same
thing said by others when they first forks used
in place of fingers for eating.
Queen Elizabeth, who had in her palace thousand
different dresses but bath tub would have found hard
to believe that women richer than herself would day
be content with dozen dresses but would insist upon at
least half dozen bath tubs in each house.
In the old whatever is new suspicion; in the
Young whatever is arouses interest.
Nature takes damp sponge, wipes OH the slate, and
all start again. here elsewhere ready for the thing
that is new ready to work with it and for it.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-13
Girls Are Taller.

. American girls have increased an zach In
height and gained an average OF ten pounds IN
weight since the time OF the Worlds Fair ut
Chicago, according TO Dr. Dudley 4. SarFent .ha
physical training expert lie also declares th,t
students at mems colleges in the same period
have added nearly two inche. to stature a,s sine
pounds In weight
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-13
The Sleeping Elephant.

-No sleeping pastures ~ different animals is
y subject OF much interest In this connection
60 No noted that tho elephants seldom lie
down, standing Ia their fsvoritc position, and
after death,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-13
Safest Cities for Babies.

Among cities OF over 100000 inhabitants, says
Dr. Footo, OF Washington, Pittsburgh Is the
most unsafe for a baby TO he born In and Buff
falo next tho rate being 1l5 and 10T infant
deaths annually per 1000 births as against "a
tor Seattle.
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We TOWNE GOSSIP
Registered u S. Patent Office
BY X. c. B.

AND WANDERED
on.
AND PASSING me.
l SPOKE with him.
| AND EASED his way.
FOR A night or two.
| AND THAT was all.
AND went on.
| AND TO my home.
| AND SAT me down.
AND READ OF you.
| AND WHAT you plan.
THAT l shall do.
| AND SHALL not do.
AND PERHAPS
| you're right.
AND I'LL not judge.
FOR I do know.
MY FEET have
strayed.
FROM THE little old
church.
OF MY childhood
days.
BUT SOMEHOW or
other.
AS I sat there.
COULDN'T but
think.
OF THE huddled up
man.
WHO WAS driven
away. :,
ON A winter night.
|
FROM THE very
doors.
OF A House of God.
! l THANK you.
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TEACHBps PRESENT.

DEAR MISS FAfRFAN:
I am school girl Of ten years and want to
give my teacher n Christmas present WIN you
advise me what TO give her, please7 BOB.
I am sure your teacher will enjoy q pretty
Christmas card from you.
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$4,000 for a Manuscript.

The record price for manuscript was OBJ
tanned recently in London, when, at an auction
the Book OF Hours OF johanna, Queen OF Nav
are" sold for $4,000, THIS queen was the
mother OF tho famous Henry ".
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-13

I was always taught to sing
my Country. IT'S of Thee but
since the League OF Nations ar
rived / suppose / must learn
MY Countries, Twas Of Those"
JOE LYNCH.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-13

REV. WILBUR F.
Crafts.
REFORM BUREAU.
WASHINGTON, D. c.
A BLOCK or two.
FROM WHERE / live.
THERE STANDS a
church.
AND A night ago.
A NORTH wind blew.
AND 1T was cold.
AND I passed by.
THIS NEARBY
church.
AND SAW a man.
ALL HUDDLED up.
ON THE upper step.
In A corner place.
FREE FROM the
wind.
AND AS /! looked.
THERE CAME a man.
FROM A basement
door.
OF THIS same church.
AND HE saw the
man.
ON THE upper step.
AND SPOKE to him.
AND THE man arose.
WITH STIFFENED
limbs.
AND MADE his way.
DOWN THE flight Of
steps.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-13
The Worlds Biggest Stage.

The largest stage in the world Is that OF the
Grand Opera House In Paris. IT Is 100 feet wide.
nearly 200 feet in depth and so feet high. Tho
height In measured from the level OF the stage
to the giles"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-13
ANTIQUITIES.

LOOK before you leap" seems
20 contradict "Ho who hcsitatcs Is
lost" And The rolling stone
gathers no moss" then the con-
tradiction, Never let grass gath
or under your feet" AL. S.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-13
Beatrice Fairfax
Advice.
ANGLERS s.
TO BETH

TO BETH:
The young men probably feel that the mem
bers Of the club are angling for them. and per-
haps some Of the girls are. wise young man
doesn't like to be angled for. Leave the men
alone for a while, and let them do a little OF the
running. BEATRICE FAlRtAA'
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-13

Some OF these peace proposals.
remind mo of the proposition
the rooster made to the horse:
Let us agree not TO step on
each others toes" SlI.lCJs.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-13
CAKES GETTING SCARCE,

Reports Of the contribs indicate
that cakes arc growing scsrccr. Many
boys are shedding their ludIcrous
dress for conservative clothing, and
arc getting away from some OF the
habits that have made tho cakics the
targets OF criticism and run.
EIrb, soldiers make one sduad
giN squads make one platoon.
-Four pIatoons rnake one MARINE
ono Marine mskeH nine columns publicfty
And a hcluvs lot Of noise.
JOE LINcH.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-13
1T SOMETIMES HAPPENs.

1T SOMETIMES HAPPENS.
Wee Nina Claire was like a wren.
Sweet, helpless, tirnid, coy:
While Saides Jones could brave all men;
Her arms were strong, oh, boy!
Well. Saidee Jones with her thunder tone.
In grand old maid today:
But wee Miss Claire wed a millionaire
As big as ton OF hay.
p. w.
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MONEY NOT ALL.

why ia II when fellow
kisses a girl no always Tits his
head to the left7 watch EN-
girls and tell " and s about Il.
!. II. STROBEf.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-13

Social Improvement has not
been gained without grave evils
and cruel loss to good things and
worthy persons. The tremendous
upheaval, spiritually, morally and
intellectually, has wrought meal
culable mischief. The social bet
terment of labor has been won too
often by violence, selfishness and
greed, and usually by no cry but
that of more money and bitter
"The World War has changed
everything, and in the end has
ruined much of good and OF prom
Use. The churches have not yet
shown any power to restore reli-
gion to its true place as the guide
of human life. The boom in edu-
cation has not brought any nobler
literature any greater art, any
purer drama, any finer manners.
Serious literature is being choked
out by the increasing cost Of print
ing, the abolition Of q leisured class
able to study in peace and to pro-
duce from it's learning, and by the
mad whirl Of modern existence.
"The result of this chaos in
spiritual and moral training is a
manifest loosening Of the canons
of moral life, defiance Of discipline
by the young and ambitious mock
cry of age and all the lessons of
age; worst of all, the sacrifice Of
the family as a moral institution
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-13

To BLISS SPECIAL" II an
ampere jumped over an ohm would
lit kil-o-watt?
J. Fl. STROBEL.
Carrie Nation never went after
SPIRITS with a ouija board--she
used q hatohet II she were still
alive, wouldn't she raise
hatchets" with our cellar doors?
MORAL: Don't fight the SPIRITS
We mortaIs--wait until you join
'om-then you'll have GHOST
OF q chance.
The very best dancers in the Dis
trict live in Mt. Pleasant. d. b.
"No-Accident" sign:
Tho wife OF q careless man Is al
most a widow
Think OF tho fret three letters OF
the alphabet:
Always Be Careful. Il. c. l..
Sign noticed in Baltimore:
~. w. CROOK.
stores all over town
Saw In the papers that old tires
are now selling for , cents a pound.
Hope you don't get rid OF your noted
Spare Tire" at that ridiculous price.
JIGGS.
MONEY NOT ALL.
what riches can not buy and hold.
IL far more precious snd sublime
Than lordly wealth and idle ease,
Which worship at tho shrine OF gold,
Haunted by gloomy ghosts Of time,
Grinding like shadows OF dead trees
GEORGE SANDS JOHNSON.
From MAE L. GRADY, Char
lottesville, N. Y: even though ]
have moved to New York j have
The Times, with II and S, sent to
me-"
There are loyal hearts, there are spirits
There are souls that are pure and true
Then give to tho world the beat yen have,
And the best will come back 20 you.
H. ID. W, Sr.
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Once-OVers
Copyright, 1920. International Feature
BY J. J. MUNDY.
GET THE TRUTH AND GIVE 7


bound
that eything in all fairness
will do good point by stealth by double
dealing
the tide
opinion the and with glory
the prestige gained by the tricky little
which employ cannot you from the sure results der
do n snide to
course think you won't be found possibly
think fix things II anything ever comes OF it, so you trust
your luck and dig in by fair or foul
are mighty foolish, from material standpoint
by sly methods, soft pedal intrigue
y-footing" in the big result
will along better
long than you will by trying to force point -
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-13
BREAD BOX BEAUTIES.

Il. p. wishes TO start nomina-
tons for bread box beauties along
II street northeast. What assoc
Citations have the bread boxes on
the city streets? How easily
they become the gathering places
for boys of each neighborhood.
Some of our artists. including
Stoneburner, might find a field for
a series of bread box pictures fun
Of local coloring.
Tell those girls who drink yeast
cakes dissolved in water to give
them new life that if they will join
all of US B. H. S. students in read
ing H and S they will get the real
stuff. FLORENCE and ALICE.
LUCK Is PLUCK.
Regardless of who's the author, l
find this inspiring:
Luck is only Pluck.
In trying over and over
Patience and VIII.
Courage and Skill,
Are the four leaves OF Lucks clover.
SILICUS.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-13
LUCK is PLUCK.

There arc lots of girls who do
not work in beauty parlors and
yet know all the wrinkles.
JUDGE FROG.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-13

Walter smoked his head off. And like al
great geniuses, he never grabbed recognition fol
the discovery. He died without ever having re
ceived a single coupon from tho United.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-13

The corner saloon is gradually dropping o
like Saomo's seven wells. You pass the plac
where you used to take cigar every fift
round and discover that the cuspidor is h,
midor, all the spgots are on the cash regist
and the bar towel is a coupon.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-13

II they gave transfers instead of coupons, WI
could travel to California on tobacco mileage.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-13

Many a man isn't speaking on his favorite
topic now because 1t would only make him
thrstier. Many American who figured on
stepping forth to Scotland for the drinking sea
son, has decided TO stay at home, sour home, and
wait until the anne dments blow over.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-13

Saw In the papers that old tires
are now selling for , cents a pound
Hope You don't get rid OF your noted
Spare Tire" at that ridiculous price
JIGGS,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-13

Sign noticed in Baltimore:
~. w. CROOK.
stores all over town
JIGGS.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-13

Four Scotland counties registered dry last
month and that nation will soon be bone dry
Provided they ever get sober enough to realize it,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-27
BARGAINS ~ HOMES

mann, mo,l,rn css, front on pavement.
heated an pierce St. Tor $1,000: ssoue cash.
rnlanr. cas, term
p ,,,o,,, u,u,l,rn ei,.r tn ON liurnln, price
sgp,o sinno cash. balance cnsf
. ,,op, house moi ,nn,ls'n in vo-m condi.
,,,n el.s. In an Lincoln for sa1so. $1,000
nh hsia,r, ,nsy
ro,n ,no,icrn house. aNn hlnch Pierre 81
"a, sgaoa xgrna en.h. balance easy
I, ro.,, n,brrn briel fur,,ish,sl Throughout
a., sssoo ammo t,fm.. b,,t lorntinn on Mad.
IN,
m aud 6 mann modern. H,vhc. ST. IN
iiu.h,.- ,,b,tl.,n ,a.t fpnt. prir. ss6O0 and
see,o stooo "a n lalane. ensy term.
room ,srictk modern hunvaiov. Tnylot
~ a, ,sxem,at vnrarc. ecm,ni drivown,.
c,,,ae, bsnt barlvood flanrr. d dandy. price
40 oan ,,,,us
roor, r,c,,ero buuralo,g on Pom s,rr,,
f,vn.c, h,., bnrivooJ uoors. up 10 date In
49,, ,,-,,r., sio ooo ,o,d ter,na
nandv 4 rom strie,ly modern hunsnlow
"a he u,,,,,,n, Cor sfsoo sa,oo eash. hal
an,, cssy dandy loent,on
DANDY 4 mann modern homie. we'll lnea,c,
an purhapan r,rre,. M feo, cnst frnt cor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-27
J. ". ~ SsEiL A co.
n rpnua ulf. phoor TNt

u iuqua hlf. Phonr ~
r1Hni modern, ulasi"rvd, huilt-in fraiurr-.
ca.t front. FILLMORE prize $1,000 sioou cash.
/ balance ossf
/ \ swell .a.m bungalow new ever, known
rn1,ruieuoc Van nurn. price $1,000. roul
tfIus.
ruom h,i,t bungalow. h,-i location Mad.
isun. nricr $500 dard trrus.
! sfr,om r.adsrr home lssi location jaek.
con prirc tstNIn rnd terms
+ q roun modern home veil heated on iaei
Han rr'rc SIS rood terms.
au'n mHdTn hunga'ou, h-st location
lia.fi.un. rficr $500. reasonable terms
raum mld.fn h1usr. boat location. ricvc
go. .nH. ur,r Isffn. $4,000 cash easy tcITus
rnuri u.sHern houre vcll lo,atcd on lill.
mrrc. pricc $3.50. gond tcrr
o,n rul,fn home uc.i locntiou Lincoln,
price si-tu si.n .H'h. balance EASY
u.lW mudrru hrrr c'H.c Zen ON firwr.
price s1ton mi0i cash. balance runl terms
rnnm mUdsu h.I.r. clnse tn on Pierce,
rfI,, ssiIl. ttiri ca.t. balance cas,
room modern hDrar. vii loca'ei on hu'
Uh1ran rri,. t..HN $1,000 cash. balance easy
r,aui bau.r v,u l'catd on Buchanan.
rH.r $3.50 hnN 0n.h hannle easy
Q vam hal.. y uav. r'i,c slla' $50
Gosh. balance ,a.v.
7sn iaai.u ra.i.r \ hHchalan. price
aHHH $500 Gosh. la.aucr vH,.
nsnfn mntefn trHsr. \. iillmnrr, price
taHH. sls0H cash. ha.aror easy.
Dots IH1 f1at 'FRONT.' VERY btri locattan
aaf ou Van Rupr rrirv $3.50. third cash,
t.Isree q ,.af1 rasmruis on or before.
of ihf most mnirfl housese in The eiN
90 ttr desirable ouHnrr ut. both ha,s
ts..rsnt rft furHaor double varass cement
fri4ruat walls. D1Tir. i've and blue rras
u..rs sisHHH fH. both 'uuses on ven css,
teftrs rta b. uu.h 'ess than IN houss,
.alu ..t ts huII aI fhs urs
w. have % 0.Hr.r'. N.t If inurnfri pnp
s.n. luIIliiHf taHsaEr. tisiycss aud nssi
Haner Nil rIsfh shHe Nru
n N SSEii A 81.
Il ~ lsgus ND. fhons "a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-27

Young MEN WANTED We have
permanent position open IN our mo-
chlnical department for young men
between the ages of ~ aud 20 with
high school education, Apply bur
rough Adding Machine Company.
ilO East Seventh street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-27
NOTICE

in Tao District Court OF the United STATE.
Tor tho Northern District Of Twas, Amarillo
Div .inu. iu thr matter uf thr Alfalfa Cattle
Company tanbruni, NJ. 2li IN bankruptcy.
- ,hc Hon. lamcs Wilson. Judge Of
tani cp0rt;
The Alfalfa Cattle Company, b. aud throurh
its president. Want y. reanon n corpora,ion
81 the county " Hale and state Of Texas.
hagiru Co., nrinriuai ulfitr IN the town ct
ilainv ". in sid District, respectfully rep.
uscuis: That on the 18th dN Of April a.
o.. lHIl, last lasJ Ne aid Alfalfa Cattle
'unuany was daly adludscd lank run under
il. Asta of CnnTrvss iriatinr 10 bankruptcy
ltHat 30 has duly surrendered all IT, property
unt HshU of rrulcfty, and haH iulb coii-
uloi ivi.h ALL gu.c FyeI-Tsmcais ~ sAid Ns,s
and a. the oficr- uf the cour touching Ms
tsnhuipt Nh,ufrrc. said company prAys
that Be NAV W. fecrCrd by The court 10 have
. 40 dischau, frun, ali debts ryo,ahlc asainu
iiH estate uuder aid hhuigubtey seu' except
such dshta - arr cNcrnitd by law irum such
aischsrgr Witnris the signature and seal
nj aid corporation rs ~ president. this thu
sth dgy ct October a. u 1919.
mn ALFALFA CATTLE CO. bankrupt,
Sub cnlsd and sworn ,o by Ward J. Pear
fug, ra pres dent
ORDER on NOTICE THEREOF
On 'his thu esh das 81 Iamiau 4. D.
1899. ga rVading The ilurDing prtit'on. u Is
ordered ~ Ne court that htarinr .c had
urou iho same oa the. ,'ih dal lt f.hfuaI.
y D. N21. before aM1 court ii rfd's
Referee DO Amarillo TtNls. ln .HH l..iurt
ut o'clock Ven the forenoon. aud that uoticc
thi .roi hr published u Apurllo uaib News,
4 HsnevaIancr priY,'d M >, ld|istsict. and that
m known creiithir and other persons m IN
trrgst MAY appear ut u. same time and place
and show cause. " any they have. WHY th'
prayer ct said petitioner should not h. rrunicd
nEN H. STONE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-27

FOR SALE 80 acres rood land. I miles north
west Amarillo on Clffsidc road. barrHin at
$50, not leased for oil, rood terms. j. u.
RUSSELL. 12sc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-27

poR RENT rooms for rilh, housekeeping
az Taylor. ~ "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-27

ron SALE I very desirable lots In 2snd
block ON Tyler. soil iorcihcr or separate al
bargain. Phone j. II. RUSSELL " &c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-27

Furnished Addrcss Boz ilii. and | will see
yon 20 ~.
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HEMSTtTCIlING Ten cents per
yard. Parcel Post packages carefully
leaked after. firing your thread.
Singer sewing Machine Co, III y.
lth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-27

LOST Auiu tue and rim bciwecn slmrrilln
and Canyon GU. Monday ntotninr. Under
return 10 Caasell's Auto Shop lnj rccsivc lib
cynl reward Phone seo. T. " nHNrn
= 5llp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-27

TOG RENr Nicrly flrnHhc,l bedroom. ven.
icnan preferred. aoi Harrison. phone ~.
Esp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-27

WOULD you Hkc en- exchange n. n s. or
any other hind II music rolls for week or
two Addf,s. ~. care News. OF phone l5lN
evening. 20 adh
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-27

WASHING done a, aos y. Taylor Call casa
Tor prices. ~ ~
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ron RENT Steam heated bcdrom, nos
Lincoln strsri. Phone sl3. - 30
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LOST. Brirdlc hull dog marked with cirrio
on lclt for,les. Addrvs On collar Call 1850.
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LOST Diamond brooch SUNDAY morning at
central Presbyterian Church. on between
cl,uch arl ien, Van huvn reward " rc.
Van llurrn. &c
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LOST

LOST 4 $50 hil on corner an and P.lk
l.ilrral revaud Phone iets. sggr
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7. ". corrE> a Co. rhsns ga.
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ron sALE $50 asros improv~d farm. bar,
rain. as. terms. 1000 acre improved farm
shallos Saisr. prize f3i. terms $40 arrs
improved farm. pfise ais per acre. viii taks
1890 aers- IN Imperial land on coast eoun.
~. balancs terus. J. ". GouLDY INV
90 Farm loans. per rent q 70
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FOR RENT

IONE NICELY furnished room Tor rnl 900
w. 10th ST. n 90