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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
DETERMINED To
BUILD MARINE
CHAIRMAN BENSON WARNS FOR
EiGN INTERESTS NOT TO INTER
IERE WITH 4. =. WORK.
By Associated Press

by Associated Ifcah.
WASHINGTON. July Warning
for foreign interests not o. interfere
with the American mcr hsnt marine.
Chairman Benson oi thu shipping
board declared to-day that the boar
was determined to build az m!r.
chant marine az ccttomplat,d by the
Jones Springer shipping act despite
threats and propaganda by such intci
csts Ia defeat thc law.
"Thc United States" s,id Admiral
licnruu. "is In earnest tu place With.
IN the ownership hy The uitod states
citig,ns the control ui ai least part ~
To- traffic IN imports and exports"
Admiral licusun's warning Wds
rpundcd in q talk tu representatives, "i
Pacific Iotf' chambers uf commerce
and ,ritdr bodirs ard American railway
representatives which nave been dis
iurb,d by threats tu divert trade from
points an the Pacific Coast because ~
the S.tti"n 81 the merchant mlrin'
act permitting % preferential rate
u,rr carriers within the uiicd Stat's
un merchandise moving in export anil
import IN American vessels such a
threat D. sinrrr' and the attempt i'
mado to 30 di.,ri the business" Al
mird lieiimn continued.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
VICTORY CLAIMED
BY TURK FORCES
NiTIONALISTS REPORTED NOV
I>G NORTiiwtI.D AFTER
OufILtNkiNG GREEKS
ny Associated Press

CONSTANTINOPLE. Jul, i--Thcr,
~ great roiuiring among the Turks In
Iuntiuntinuplr because victory nf
~" uationrlisis over III" Greeks IN tho
vicinity of porgnma. whrr Mustapha
konnl rafh's forces are rcp"'trd IT,
have outiinked the Grecks and o. IL.
moving nurthword. taking acycral
thousand prisoners There has been no
official Cheek communication fnr two
da,s and the Turkish papers a.. not
permitted to print n'ws uEfaVorabe 9 Ia
.hp Greeks but the Turks generally
ordit the reports n Musthphn Kennels
fu,rrss Tho Sultan hus communicated
With The her apinrcht who. IN tufn las
rurfcrf Il sith The si.. ifpe pa. rsl
INK that protest b. ln,lgcd against sup.
tt'friun 81 news favorable ln Turkey
lTh, director ~ tn allied c-nso thil
has replied that IN, nltionaiir.s have
uo direct communication with Cnns'nn
ltnuplo and ihst therefore ',pui ts
r,uchinR thr city are unreliable
The alleged nationalist victor" htr
l,.,u wid,lv hotrldod through pudcr-
~ i'rusl and other an Han otits
lvh,r, Co., assertion b. mad that ths
srr,k 90 la'tios ot ~ ssm1 numhrr
led t0r,' Th'-c figures are t,gt ded
tu con iauiiuopl' aE ~ h,r,u. ll'huuvi.
IGfa.a aH,ncr D. cr'ltinr t7' o. RS
.. u; Z ih, initial Ga D. 90 ,,.. hss
t..-u checked.
e." o. unuslisis fru"t'v - % tn,
Itl ,.tr surprised - ~. 'it' f 20
It,u d, t.'tip Inal lcti ID 90 tho tr 'ty
ITh. Ci,- h1til.sl,'1 kuki~ tHT'''f
ltre i..is,ippi 1ud rI q &C.. ur
i,h1u .ruf go Cunfilrii i"pl .'
ati,d u,sri the pf'..rf.u "i'
a'.... aI, rreruitin- r.r l' NAT
','I,f. priudng r ts 'u 1nsiHn
Itt ..H. Nluy Nm,nais u s' e.
ifft :
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
Independent Leads
In North Dakota
Governors Race

" v. rriH'tn IrfHa
FARGO y. y. Iulv with mur'
than twuihirds ~ a., precincts in The
rlat" heard from tonight William Ian
ger independent Republican candidate
continued to hold his lead o,pr GWcrnol
Lynn 4. Frazier fur the Republican
rthcfnniorial R.,uinatinn.
Reports ruming iu mir t"'lay fron
yesterdays state pfiinar,. however cul
down tanrrr's lc,d io $500 votes Th'
remaining precincts not heard from
N"n.iariio,n League headers said e.
night. would put them in front lniir'
States senator \. J. Grunna continues
a. hold his lead u,cr Dr T. y. land 81
Fargo fur the nomination fur Unite,
States senator
WHEN .iNG precincts out of sosl hn'
been hsard from i.angefr vote vaf a..
65l and Frazicrs i3.iUe.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
CONTINUED on Page Eighty
CH|CAGO WALK-OUT
IS SPREADING FAST.
TWO THOUSAND MUNICIPAL
WORKERS OFT. WITH OTHERS
DISSATISFIED.

by Associated Press.
CHICAGO. july i--Dissatiriicd with
the action of the city council IN deny
ing practically all requests lur salary
incrcascs. groups oi municipal en-
ploycs IN many departments today
Joined the 1000 city workers already
On strikt
Sirnos Call Meeting.
one thousand clerks and stcnug
raph.rn at the city hall who struck
earlier IN the spring. have called (,
meeting fur tonight tn consider whether
they shall again walk uut.
Policemen and fircmcn have decided
ON no action, They asked increase
d $500 yearly and received from tho
council ~ cents u month. or 81 pet
nnnum making their new rates 5000
The principal STRIKES today w,t, ~
the building inspection and engineer
ing department. whcrc elevator IN
apcrturs and electrical engineers Wake
out.
Electricians Make Threats.
The striking electricians have threat
cncd tn call uut nll street lighting cn
glncrrs aud police and fire alarm opcr
nturS. who arr affiliated with THEFT
union.
To grant the pay inrrcis" dcmandc
the ruuncii announced last nigh
would cut Sgo Ono o0o while the city
already II practically bankrupt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
VERMONT SPECIAL
SESSION EXPECTED
1.OIERNOR INDiC t.iES SttII
ACTION fOiJOwI>G MEETiNG
WITH IIiRDiNG.
q, AssoriaisiPtf

WASHINGTON. Iuiy i.-Guy'ru"r
Clement IT Vermont. after n ouni'r"u"r
here tonight with SENATOR Harding th'
Republican presidrniial uuminc'. indi.
,nt,,l that b. would immediately call
the vermont legislation in special So
sion Go act on the suffrage amcnl
ment
Tn. Vermont governor while uUf
riatiug definitely his c"urs' in th'
suffrage matter. War quoted IN q
riatcm.nt from senator iiauiinEs of.
fior a. saying that "he frankly CON.
fess.d there was . preponderano" u'
representation advice In favor Of q sp'
cial session called 90 consider raiiiica.
ton" .s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
PRO" FIGHT REMAINS UNSETTLED
French Ambassador
And Wife are Guests
At Wilson Luncheon

ny Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. July l-Prcsidcnt
aud Mrs Wilson entertained informally
at luncheon today Ambassador and
Madame Jcsscrand. who viii sail Satur.
day Tor France for the summer. II was
the first time since the resident was
taken III last September that a member
~ the diplomatic corps has been enter
tanned at the White House.
After receiving word that the Demo
cratic convention had adjourned until \
D. m. San Francisco time. the President
with Mrs Wilson went iur AN automo'
bile ride
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
,ort nj all

Permanent Chairman Robinson hhh
y conference with senator Glass oi lhe
resolutions committee and II was H.
nally announced that there was litue
prnrpcctn ~ the committee being ready
to make itE rcport beforo. toinorro"
morning
Amid wells of disappointment from
record breaking crowd which called
for bryan. Bryan, Bryan" and we
want a. hear Bryan" the convention
adjourned until tomorrow morning.
The prospects were said to he thn'
the resolutions committee would worh
all night.
Questions Settled.
Leaving the subject until laNt. be
cause u was most Troublesome ot all
the committee had mado it, dccisioni
un the Irish question and the leagu'
of nations and had cleared away al
the lcrirr controversies delaying It's r.
port
But yo hong ar prohibition remaine'
IN dispute. committee members ngrc''
/ that their troubles were Tar from over
Irish Aid Pledged.
Abide from the vet ard dry issue. th'
biggest fight ~ the day was c"ntcrc'
in the Irish plank Oycrruling its sub
committee. the committee threw out th'
administration plank proposing 10 leaN'
the Irish problem 10 the league %
nntionr. and adopted In its stead = de-
larailon ~ sympathy aud pledge Il
take whatever diplomatic atcion woul'
ho IN consonanco with intcfnniiona
| county.
IN reaching the dr'iHiur the plni
form mukors also rejected. hy = to
J vote. the plank prppos"d by organic"
Irish sympathizcrs md backed by
onucus uf about goo convention de-.
gates fur diplomatic recognition oi tn
/ IRISH republic.
~ the same tim" in nn adlmniri
room. tbr caucus lni1 plans tor carry
ng itH fight I" The convention iluur
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
VIRGINIA WOMAN
DELEGATE CLAIMED
BY TEXAS PARTY
CORRESPONDENT SAYS. "iOl
CiN'T GIT AWAY FROM WOMAN
NJ I,JltT," Ar FRISCO.
dI IONE RAGsDAI.El

SAN FRANCISCO. July i.-You
can't got nwny from the woman subject
at this convention. They're every
wherein convention and out. Now
there's Mis- Julia Brown uf West Nir'
ginin The Texas delegation claimed
Mifs Brown aud brought her around
Ia their headquarters for an i'm
prumptu reception yesterday after th'
convention adjourned. Miss Brown
won murols fur herself through hoI
speech IN which she seconded ths
nomination of Ambassador Johu w
Davis for the presidency Miss
BruwnH WIS easily the best speech oI
the o.y. and probably the best ycl
nndo by u woman delegate. The sea
roncd old convention campaigncrs fell
Tor her strong. and yet there are som,
who atm insist that mcn don't care foI
the really clever woman.
II Al GuesswOrk.
Cue can have about aH much sue
cess kccking up with the Texas Demo
Gratis ~ guessing AT who viii be th'
presidential nominee. Guessing is al
there is 10 Il.
"'Vhai chance has delegate got q
do anything complains GOveInc
Hobby. Mrs Hobby however. find
time Ia attend the convention gcssion
aud to see about everything this ol'
Iiav city has a. offer. With n Qaril
II Texas friends, Mrs Hobby was NJ
afternoon guest Of officers aboard tn
Misrinsippi which with fc-- Sther biI
ships Of the Pacific fleet. IN anchore
In the hay Many Of the Texans ais
have visited the battlcship ArkanAa
which has q Texas hoy among its PET
aunncl of officers. he II young Burru
Parker ~ Bonham
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
LARGE CROWD At TiLIA HEARS
WACO MAN EXPLAIN iiIS
PLATFORM.
MAKES THREE ADDRESSES
Iirands ~ "Falsc" Charges Iie II
Against small l.andholdrrs-i.arge
idle Bodies Unjust t0 Tea.
ans. lie Says.
~ WALTER LiON.
staff Correspondent.

TULlA, July ~ saved Mrl.cnnan
County ga 0DO during my torn as Ills
trict attorney. but thai n not u
patchin' Ia what I expect Ia save III"
public an governor ol Texas" said Fat
Ncff IN n speech To- Swishcr County
people here yesterday.
MIR Ncff mpdo three addresses yes
tcrday In swing through portion
of the Panhandle counties he had not
visited during his campaign. lie spoke
at Tulia nj 10 o'clock In the morning,
nj Floydadn ut IN the afternoon, and
at plainvicw IN the evening
Has Large Audience.
Though In the midst of the harvest
season. the speaker found goud'sized
audience uf both men and women await.
Ing him here. with the rostrum of thu
district court room. where the speak
ing was held. profusely decorated with
flowers. Not less pleasing to the can
didatc was the meeting un the plat
form with Captain Pat Morris. Captain
Morris IN whitc.haircd veteran VII"
served In the Confederate army aud
after whom Mr.. Nelf Was named. The
aged veteran introduced the speaker
Referring TO his relations with the
master Of ceremonies, Mir. Ncff eN.
planned that. being the ninth child. III"
lexicon of nomenclature was pretty
well exhausted when christening time
came Captain Pat Morris visited his
parents home about that time and
someone suggested the name ~ Pat
Morris" and that. he said. is the an
swer to why IL Pat Morris Neff?"
Plunses Into Speech.
Plunging into the heart of his speech.
Mr.. Ncff said he had a land plank IN
his platform. and he was the only can
dldate that did. Tie further said that
he proposed to tell the people himself
about his land plank and exploded at
the outset representations that he de-
clared had been made to the effect that
he proposed n plank that would limit
man 10 100 acres Of land In the black
land district and 500 acres In West
Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
COMMITTEE NAMED
TO AID RAILROADS
IN HANDLING WORK
NINE ROAD EXECUTIVES Will.
COOPERATE WITH INTEREST ATE
COMMERCE BOARD.
ny A.snrlAird l'fsa.

Ry Associated Press.
NEW YORK. July Am advisory
committee of nine railway executives
was authorized to deal with trans
poriation emergencies through cooper
atiyc action on the part ~ the rail
ruadr \ a meeting here today uf th'
association of railway executives
This committee viii cooperate Il
was announced. with the interstate
commerce commisiiun and viii advise
concerning mattcrs brought to its at
tcntion from amy proper source
Local Committees.
Subordinate tu the committee there
viii bc local committees uf executive
~ leading railroad c'utcrs, such a'
Bu,tuu. New York. Philadelphia, chi
cagp. ~ Louis aud Atlanta.
This action was taken, u was said
after Il . usiiun of q special commit
t"c'H report witch concluded that ~
order tu preserve priynt" ownership
u b. incumbent upon the individun
cummuits hy voluntary action and go
operation Ia cstthlifh an agency an
thorizcd to deal promptly and cffcc
tivcly with such emergencies ~ con
icmpl,tci In section io2 of the trans
portatiun act"
storey of santa Dc Chosen.
Members appointed tu The advisory
committee include.
W o. storey. Atchisuu. Topeka 8
SAINTS Dc. o. 4. liurh oi the Missuur
Pacific.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
Will. RAISE MGR
LOAN FOR SWITZERLAND

w NltNflhIfd FTesll
MEM YORK. July IL $3.50 oon
han o. switzerland viii be- raised In the
United States as result OF negotiations
concluded between the Swiss govern.
mcnt and American bankers. u was an
nounccd today. The money viii bc
raised through the sale II twenty go
twenty.nye.ycar sinking fund bonds II
was stated. which probably viii be of.
fcred next Tuesday.
The interest rate was not disclosed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
SAYS FLORIDA LEGIsi.ATORS
FAVOR sPECiiL SESSION

WASHINGTON July Tho Ni.
tional womans Party. IN statement
tonight declared that sentiment favor
Ing special session of the Florida l'gis.
latuIe To act un the federal suffrage
amendment was Indicated In replies q
Legislators to test poll being taken
hy the womcn's PARTY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
CONTINUED ON Page Eight
q. %. =. Conference Planned.
. A N....ar.fa.f 49,.

CHICAGO july let lm'n;r u
Miller w Minn,suit secretary ul ia"
Hrpuhupu national committee arrived
Iu chicago TODAY iuI conferences Win
Republican headers next week, 81
which plans Will h, made for the prcsi'
dental campaign VIII o. Hayes.
chairman uf th, committee IN expected
here TUESDAY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
To Raise Bread Price.

" Nv IHTfH TTFIH
made In the chamber of deputies this
afternoon bv Minister of Commerce
Isaac that the price fcr bread In France
VIII be raised 20 I franc 20 ceniim"s
for kllo and for wheat 60 i0o francs
per hundrcdweight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02

while ~, real leaders were dealing
with tho ph'i,ru question tho~r who
fYr nn, rr1rnu ut pnuihcr opposed Sic.
Ad,u. Palmer and rnX kept up their
Informal Conferences
MANY ,nntcnd,d mat t'W ballots
tuuld easily fhuN fh' impus-ihilit, ui
dominating pilm,r ur Cos uI the lii.
''rrst admiHistraiIun opponents warned
delay in 'fic,iius program whirr
'nighi br,ng them i' the issI. ai a time
o., lt, tr defeat MrAdoo.
- l'rtt's Wihuui pronounced ouusi'.
iiuuF embarrassed thrsc headers hy DE-.
iu# ndinr in huuV SHY " WIS ""nn.
'stiuu rs.t.ftrs o. msug i-~tHpccs
ihls furrti the 1iui-7i"n thli the prin.
.iial argument ah.rh thcy thought Mr..
N,Adri huuld u.t hc Nominated Wa
that b. vis 'ho ..r in law Of The prc-I.
az
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02

The ndmiuirta.iHn va. clearly in
nffH of tlD .YHl ,ntiun tnd this vN'
pisnaiIon vas unpopular W many quai
',Is un that arrulff
All factions hay, been cau,assing tho
'ia's delegations O" determine the ac'
uull strength t each ~ thc leading
candidate, Tho returns du not agncc
'u' th, r,ir-st oin impartial estimate
.ItsiHalle bowed that on a., tlr-i hal.
}u' Oh, .iryngth of Palmer would hr
ni.out 80. with McAdoo following with
2ts ard Cox third plscc with iso
This left sii delegates scattered
among TIE oihsr elc, IN condidatcs plac.
81 IN nomination.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. July l.--i'h"
attempts AZ a ccmblnutiun agains,
the nomination of William q. Me.
Adoo was still being 'arricd On
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02

. AMPklGN LAW
uEID I>NNiD


, ~ N|"T8 TIT|U TT'H"
) uut sTON. JulN THE law
} ,as.,d hy the stat, legislature in
} 1913 limiting tho expenditure 81
) candidates fur ,icction o. publ,
) ofnres in Texas was declared un
) constitutional here toiay hy judge .
} :. u. Harvey in th. Eightieth DIS
} tri,t Court
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
Damp PLANK IS REJECTED
BY PLATFORM COMMITTEE,
NIGHT SESSION IS Held
CONVENTION WILL MEET AT 10 O'CLOCK THIS MORNING
AND THRESH OUT ISSUE ON FL0OR-BRYAN
WILL BE DRY" SPOKESMAN
BY TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS

THE ASSOCIATED
SAN FRANCISCO July l-Shortly after II o'clock the plat
form committee voted TO H. reject the light wines and beer
plank William j. Bryan had talked his bone dry plank up
to that time.
The action narrowed the fight down to two points, whether the
platform would contain provision for rigid enforcement remain
silent entirely the prohibition question.
AUDITORIUM SAN FRANCISCO. July i-After futile
night session given principally waiting for the wet and dry
fight off, the Democratic National Convention finally found
platform committee unable report and without prospects OF
mixing report before morning. adjourned at lo;zs
o'clock 10 o'clock morning. While the convention
marked time down the big hall tucked in corner OF the
Dig building the platform committee continued its effort to harmon
e its report.
After practically closing the question The committee de-
ded 10 give William j. Bryan another opportunity to present
prohibition plank Apparently Mr. Bryan made such headwsy with
ii, arguments the committee which il thought would
soon make lis report majority determined to leave the pro
,on issue out Of the document found itself unable to make
port at ALL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
Niusi be iIeyed.

"Tho Panhandle has enough ~ last
,olf'F crops to supply all the none,
roedcd for this section. says Mr.. Hack
'it. hut % must be put IN transit
io get money On Il. by a continu.
ous bomhardisg of the Interstate Cons
mercr Commission with kilograms from
m cunnorcial organizations of the dif.
for,nt iowns. ard also the hanks and
other huiincss interests the cars viii
'nn9liy b, sent to tho Panhandle. "If
'hr mHtief is permitted to rest. the sed.
',el hody viii listen To demands from
'"mc ether locality. and the Panhandle
permitted a. suffer-" he added.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
Whal Panhan1lle Nreds.

n OHIO FlnhnndIe country. "aH
sen uouplc rs,d' h. saws. lis the NOV.
iug If vuur crow and Ia move crops II
takes ears Referring 10 n message he
uw by tho press had been sent by
tbo Panhnudlc.plains Chamber ~ Com.
morco and other commercial bodies t0
Washington concernig the car shortage
here. Ar Hsck.it. said that was the oily
culrre o. rurpuc. and that Il would
nave tp 30 dune pcfasicntiy and 10.
IuN.I mn a..innIlY 10 get results.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
WEATHER

amarillo and vicinity: Friday scnsr.
ally fair.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
MONEY SITUATION
DECLARED BETTER
KANSAS CITY BANKER SAYS MAR.
MT SETTLING DOWN TO
NORMAL Foley

" Hnck"tt representing the New
EHRlan1 Bank II Kansas city. In In
Amarillo today on his rounds visiting
hanks IN Texas and New Mexico with
which the Kansas city Bank has deal.
inlH Iic rurivod last night.
The situation as ~ the money mar
Not. Mr. lInckcti says Is gradually set.
ling down to the policy inaugurated
hy tho Federal Reserve bank In extend.
ing credits a. only essential industries.
Enterprises outside those recognized NJ
essential by the Federal hank. Esys Mr.
Hsckott are beginning 90 realize on
their own psp"r. and he predicts tfat
the business II the country will gradu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
Movement to Defeat
McAdoo Continues But
Lacks Definite Results

when the convention went into ils
night session. hut siill was With
cut any definite results
Lack uf hcadway was ascril',i tu
IN" abgoncc Of central control rgd
tu the feeling among many of those
impurtuned h. Join that II was i,nl
IS directed against President WI
tUn rather than wholly a moy Hncnt
against McAdop.
Chief Weakness.
That icc,ing its managers agree
waf IT, weakness
Another real difficulty Was that
many of the supporters of clndi.
dates have .nihugiastic figures
chiefly Palmer aud Cox. argued
that they should not be asked ~
dcfcrt their candidates until Il had
been developed whether they can
gain ~ strength
IN these camps wcrr scattered
del, gates who preferred MrAdoo Ia
any dark horse.
m, promoters oi th" attempted coin
hluHtinn against M'Ad"o were pror"cd
they continued o. bring forward suci
rimos ~ Former speaker Clara, yi,'
President Marshall Homer : Cum
mings Iiainbrdgc Colby, an deyci
iug d'uliorly and one after anpth,
William Jennings lirN "a. Clearly AN,
admittedly there Wnr M name al'uu
which thrN could iilly The Coz iu'
Palmer leaders laughed at the idea 81
Swapping of ai su early stag
und asserted 70 bad not been demon
.iaiod thit Nj M,AIou ,ummpd'd
place iu the guuuirg To 'aus' them "a
tar hunt WaS tor them plainly
.ttt ui waiting o. show.
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The Market Place of West Florida
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FOR SALE

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PERDIDO BAY HOTEL
Lillian. Ala. Baldwin County.

Lillian, Ala, Baldwin County.
Best Of accommodations at
reasonable price. Special rate
per week. Good fishing, hunting,
boating and bathing. Only ~
miles west Of Pensacola. Recent
" remodeled. Phone 72l.
PHILLIP ICKLER, Prop'r.