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Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04
PRESENT SILK FLAG IN
 MEMORY OF ROBT. o. FLETCHER

A handsome silk pest Ass-agas present. ed by MT. and Mrs. William L. Fletcher and family of 54 Lincoln avenue to Rob- ert O. Fletcher post, No. 4, American Legion, at the regular meeting of the post Friday evening at the McGrory building. The beautiful gift, which is very highly pFized by the members of the post, was na>>>by Mir. and Mrs. Fletcher and family in memory of their son and brother Sergeant Major Robert Ogden Fletcher, of the 56th artillery, who paid the supreme sacrifice on the battlefelds of France, and in hcnor of whom Fletcher post was named. The presentation was made through Dr. John s. Blackmar and the flag and staff were received by Com mander Earle C. Herrick.
 The flag is a beautiful work of art It is six feet by four feet and of heavy silk, rich purple in color. It is fringed with tassels of gold and bears the follow ing inscription in letters of gold: Robert Ogden Fletcher Post, No. f, American Legion,
 Norwich, Connecticut
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04

Pattern 3451 is here illustrated. Tt is ct in seven sizes: 34. 36. 3S. 70. s2, 4 and f6 inches. bust measure. A 3s-inch will require yards of 3S-inch ma t1rial
 Figured silk satin. charmeuse, trico- l,,tte, crepe. crepe de chiEe. linen. flannel and velveteen could be used for this model.
 4 pattern of this illustration mailed to any address on receipt of 10 cents in sii- ver or stamps.
 Order through The Bulletin Company attern Dept, Norwich, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04
CLASS OF FORTY IN
 K. OF c. THIRD DEGREE

White Cross Council, No. 13, Knights of Columbus, held largely attended meeting Friday evening at the K. of c. home on Broadway. Considerable busi- ness of a routine nature was transacted by the mAmbers
 White Cross Counci lexpects many visi- tors at the exemplification of the third degree which will be held at the Davis theatre Sunday afternoon. The class will number about forty candidates. The chancellor Of the council, William. B Shea, made a brief and interesting ad- dress on the question of the hour, Die Terence MacSwiney commit suicide?
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04
PICTURES GIVE LESSONS IN THE USE OF COAL

Coal Is King an educational film put out by the Ford Motor O., was shown at the '. M. c. A, Friday ha- ming under the auspices of the Norwich Association of Stationary Engineers. The film showed the coal being mined. stored, and then the consumption of it. The main feature of the film was to show that by careful observation and use of economy great amount of coal can be saved. Several large plants operated by steam were shown and the way ev- cry ounce of coal is made to do it's fall amount of work
 Before the film R. c. Denny of ScY, York gave an interesting [ lk on the au tomatic stokers, labor saving as well as an economical device in the handling 1 of coal.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04
surprise ,rlscerlapeou. shnr.r

On Tuesday evening at the home of uncle John Bloom. of 36 Pearl street. Miss Helen c. Smieeel was given a sur prise miscellaneous shower in honor of her approaching marriage to Barret Hirsch of Brooklyn. Y. r.
 Miss Smiegel received many pretty and useful gifts. One of the features of the evening was a mock marriage. Miss Lena Huber appeared in the role of the bride and Miss Rose Salpeter appeared al the groom. Refreshments were served during the evening
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04
ELKS GIVE DANCE WITH
 GOOD NUMBER ATTENDING

Norwich lodge of Elks gave an enjoy able dance Friday evening in Elks' hall attended by about 75 couples, with the music for the program furnished by Dang Jazz orchestra. Among those attending were a number of New London people.
 The committee in charge included Har- old T. Robinson. Arthur Campbell. James E, Mccormick. Clinton E. Lane and Louis L. Gottheif
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04
TELEPHONE EMPLoYEs ENJOY
 SOCIAL AFTER BUSINESS

Norwich Council of the Telephone Elm ployees' Association of Connecticut held
 an informal social and dance followins a short bushes smeeting at Odd Fellows hall on Main street Friday evening There were about 150 present including members of the council and their friends.
 Rowland's Jazz band furnished music for the dancing which lasted until mid night and refreshments were served, The committee in charge of the dance com prised John Fitzpatrick chairman; J. H Carney, Thomas Hynds N. J. Schaffer Miss Mary Coleman and Miss Margare ! McManus.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04
PROGRAM FOR NEXT WEEK OF
 PREsIDENT-ELEcT HARDING

On Board the S. S. Pastores. Dec. D. (By Wireless to the A. p President elect Harding expects to go from Nor folk to Washington and thence to Mar ion. Ohio. Tuesday or Wednesday. Hs probably will spend the remainder Of tho month in Marion. A few days will bs occupied with clearing his accumulated correspondence and the senator will hold his first league of nations conference. on December 12. He hopes to complete these conferences by the end of Deoem- ber
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04
Lawyer Speaks to N. F. A. Y Club.

The monthly meeting of the N. F. A.
 'fY'' club was held at the association
 building Friday evening. The speaker
 of the evening was Charles L. Stewart, who interestingly told of the require ments and possibilities of the law as a
 life work. MT. Stewart, in advising the young men in taking up law, said that there was more opportunity in the east and South America than in the west where there was at least Che lawyer to every 400 population. He also referred to the Bible as a great help in law and urged a more thorough study of this great text book
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04

Cut out this slip, enclose with Sc and mail it to Foley & Co., 2S35 Sheffield Ave. Chicago, H., writing your name and ad- dress clearly. You will receive in return a trial package containing Foleys Honey and Tar Compound. for coughs, colds and croup Foley Kidney Pills. for pains in sides and back. rheumatism. backache. kidney and bladder ailments. and Foley Cathartic Tablets. wholesome and thor oughly cleansing cathartic for constspa- ton. biliousness. headaches, and sluggish bowsls- Lac & Osgood Co
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04
COX A LIFE MEMBER OF
 NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CLUE

New York, Dec 3.-Governor Cox of Ohio .dfeeated democratic nominee for president. today accepted a life member. ship in the national democratic club.
 q feel highly complimented to bt made a life member Of the elubs said Governor Cox in his letter Of accept ance. Tt has had a useful career"
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04
Ladies, Night at Fitchrills.

At the town hall in Fitchville Friday evening there was a social evening con- ducted by the county Y. M. c. A., it be- ing ladies' night. There were a large number present with Mrs N. Gilman as chaperone MT. Palmer, MT. Naples and Rev. MT. Hetherington assisted with the programme which was in charge of County Secretary Roy E. Keller.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04
Piles
Can't Be Cared from the outside.

Can't Be Cared from the Outside.
 External treatments seldom Ncurs piles.
 Nor do surgical operations.
 The cause is inside--bad circulation.
 The blood is stasnant. the veins flabby.
 The bowel walls are weak. the parts almost dead.
 To quickly and safely rid yourself of piles you must free the circulation send a fresh current through the stag nant pools Internal treatment is the one safe method. Ointments and cut ting won't do it
 J. $. Leonhardt, M. D., a specialist, set at work some years ago to find q real internal remedy for piles. He sue ceeded He named his prescription HEM -ROID, and tried 1t in 1000 cases before he was satisfied Now HEM ROID Is sold by druggists everywhere under guarantee. It Is a harmless tab let easy to take, and can always be found at Lee & Osgood Co.'s and drug Eists everywhere, who will gladly re- fund the purchase price to any dis satisfied customer.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04
MRS. dURIEL MAcswINEY 4
 HAS ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE

Nv York Dec 3.-The liner Celtic. bearing to America. Mrs. Muriel Mac Swiney, widow of the mayor of Cork. who died on hunger strike in an English prison.' arrived at quarantine shortly be- fore five o'clock today.
 The ship will not dock until tomorrow morning. It was announced that no ar rangements had been made to bring Mrs. MacSwiney 10 Manhattan this evening by tug for the reception planned for her here by Sim Fein synpathizers.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04
WOULD EXTEND voLsTEAD ACT
 TO THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Washington, Dec. 3.-Extension ot The Volstead prohibition enforcement act eo the Philippine Islands and to consular districts in China is toNbe proposed in a bill by Senator Jones, republican, Wash ] in gton.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04

The things people want to know the most are usually none of their busi- ness,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04
OBITUARY.
pr. H. Cecil Bishop.
Special to The Bulletin. )


 Mantle, Conn, Dec .3.-News has come to Dr. Adam F. Bishop of Main street, Mantle, of the death of his nephew, Dr. Cecil Bishop, in Los Angeles Cal Cecil Bishop W - born in Norwich, the elder son of the late Dr. Herbert Martin and Ella Snaulding Bishop After Dr. Bishop moved from Norwich to Los Angeles, Ce- cil Bishop practieed fis profession of den- tistry in Willimantic. From there he went to So;1l America, where he contin- ued his l,lofession. Last summer he moved to Leg Angeles. He is survived by his mother, three children and a brother, Julian Bishop, all living in Los Angeles.
 The young marS who is well remember ed in Norwich was a grandson of the late MT. and Mrs. Jedediah Spaulding. He was a nephew of ex-Governor Thomas M. Waller of Ocean Beach.
 Mrs. Loren ?. Rathbone.
 The death of Mrs. Loren D. Rathbons occurred Friday morning at her home 8 Whitaker avenue. Mrs. Rathbone wa: formerly Miss Elizabeth Broadway O. Salem She came to Norwich a number of years ago and has resided here evei since where she bas large circle O friends. She is survived by her husband and other relatives in this city, Salen and Hadlyme. She was in her 57th year
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04
BORN.

sSITH-In Providence. R 1. Dec T. 1e20 a daughter to Mir. and Mrs C. C.
 Snith (AIarion Powelson Of Norwich). '.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-23
CLEANUP CAMPAIGN
IS SHOWING RESULTS

That the streets and nlloyl of the
Amarillo and the home prcniiyor II lhc
rfid'ni "f The oitv ..r' cleaner nni
pat an u better nppcaianc' Than hrs
est t'i IN months. Wif'ihr decision nf
4 lcmont ". Nu'i. general ,i.lrmeH ~
the c'oinup campaign. ind & : Iuld-
smith. city Inspector after making go
extensive cleanup inspection ycFtr dav
II WIS discovered. h"N,y"r. that there
IRE number of ril,4cng who arr not
l'Onplying with thu particular rclu.r,
mcni that - trash d. put in contain.
ora and placed outside the alley gait"
Mr. I"st d'clard that unless these
twn requirement. ~" rpupfrd Win
hy the ciiiy"ns III" trash absolutely WI
net h. hauled away
Tho wagon aud teams engage iu
hlulin. the trish uul ct ih' ciiy nae
keeping ~ with III" original arhci
ne. Il Mas announced yesterday. and
all citlZcnG are admuniEhrd Us the gen
'ral committee Ia L. in 81 liinuas fnr
them upnn their arrival. nH nn toni.
tory VIII be- covered ~" second tin,c
iiniir and smnll picc, - vood aud
h0k'n lnsor. Chairman Ynu recon-.
inciihf 'honld be- burned. bat h. cat.
ii"nn aglinri starting lirr when ~"
wind L. blowing ~ when wind ha1
b"rn predicted Members nj the fire d".
plltmeni viii reEponI 90 requests io b.
pr"Hrni when u lire of considerable
ii2o Nv T." be- started ana Chairman Y,at
lrlursih ihai they he called On.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-23
tiiiIT WARNS iGkI>ST
iOiT UWf>I tH,i Ti,ttkN

rh tn na'tic. e. nuiuinhi'" dri'
rf t. iolltW rlo.iN l,hnii ~ ii,"
trucks when - run o. mad" y h'cuE
ms q nuii inrc. not e. sttal "t ~"
Gang g.. t. ~" docii iini. ui Chi"f at
I,lt-' &. ". DAVIS. wiz" lf,s been "n'
,ouutDiug sem" trouble u ". 80 lrd
~ O. discourage T.
M p.v' said that ctrs fellow in'
truck 90 clurrly dui,nl g run that
when Il Il necessary ~ nah" . sudder
siop. '!,os at" often Endangered nai
tie iir.mon very mu'h', ircun,,n''rn'
81. .Ard o, tires ~ I'VE. drIvril, ii
ous p.rsisf ~ rrnwdin, IT, tho u"ni
Grtt'nr ~ a. wav ~ III. iircin'n wih
ng with Tho hut. in mi'r II" get
roni ,i,w oi the liro wiz ION al'i'htns
from 'hr automobile
iihu With the IL" ird"Es ~" noi
made i1r tho purpose e.. having muv
! np pi,'m'r made saws ih' chi'f anf
~, nsis automobile miN't- ard ,th"i
g. k"ti. nut Il tie wa, Nh,n ~" iiiri
| plc ctii'd uut 'm account g.! To.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-23
Catarrhal Deafness
and Head Noises
TELLS SAFE. SIMPLE WAY TO
TREAT N<D RELIEVE Vt HOME

n you have cliarrh. catarrhal dehl
n,yy ~ head noiscs cauFcd Us '1,ailh
80 81 phicgm drops IN y'n' 'h'"'
and Ia, caused caiuth Of tff Atn
all ga howrf vou VII u" s'f l"
,,,w thnt there distressing 80 mr. 'n'
,nsv l., entirely overcome ~ many
inftanccs hy the following treatment
" n,ch you can easily prcpar" IN yair
own o., no p tit:ic cos' S'cinf ~ m
Na"t druggist pi'c, oi 1fh'
.d,ti r STR ngthl lssc this h'ane n'
ln,d Ia II - pim 81 Mt water All .
49,, sranlil'-i .,irar stu Unite di~
iv.l T1Nr unr tablespoonful q =
tunes aiv - IMPROVEMENT .
aa,-vi,at aif,t tn nrrt days 'f ~
ni.'h p'fathing ~ Nd become 10y
/ Will, the distressing head noises.
/ headaches. dullncs. cloudy thinking
etc. rhould gradually disappear under
the tonic action 81 the treatment. Loss
~ fm'li taste. dcfcciiyc hearing AND
mu.us dronring In the hack II tho
ihrnai are other symptom which aus
r~i the prcscncc of ca;arth Nv this
sgin.,si"ur Treatment 4 4 std lhHi
f'aiiN ninety prr cont II 40 .sr irnu
iitl az. "ausai n, sffsrfh --l thsri
Ensi. thHrrf,~-. hc ~,a', o. -, Nhs.-
hearing nav b. r'riar-i o. il.i rinluis
harn.icfs. homo treatment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-23
On Sound Principlcs.
JURY DIVORCE CASES
ARE TRIED IN COURT

Divorces were granted yesterday
IN the District Court in the eases of
Mary benson vs.. Paul benson. Alma
Faith vs.. J. NJ. Faith. 0rville Good
win vs.. Porter Goodwin. and Pearl
Perkins vs.. Ira Perkins
Divorces were granted Wednesday
afternoon by District Judge Henry
s. bishop In the eases OF Max Me,
Payne w. Nora Mciayne. Ida May
Ebcrly Va. Elmer Ebcrly. and Nora
Ray vs.. +. n. Ray. Cruel treatment
was alleged for grounds for divorce
in all cases.
No jury had been summoned for
the District Cour, this week. this he-
Ing non-jnry week. hut Attorneys
Ba.tcti and CbilGers asked for trial
by fury IN their cases for divorce and
jnry was summoned Wednesday.
Tie grand jury. which had been
In session since Monday morning. ad-
jodrn,d yesterday afternoon about Z
o'clock until next Monday. No bills
of Indictment were returned.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-23
COMMITTEES FOR ELKs
iRE NAMED BY FUQUA

Names of npprintiNr offic,rs and
committee members Tor Anirilln l.od,;"
No 9.3. H. \. q. Elks ha," been mqio
public hv ~. Earl runuo. excited ruler.
= T.. MacMihon aul clyde =. onr
were appointed csaui, and inner guard
i,ipccu.cly. Th,sc Officers md com
mi,iccnicn win serve during III .isc!!l
wear.
Committees aud members ih"i'oi
are
iiousr--A u. Au:firnE. G""rF =
Nlggai and q \. utii"g'r.
En,,rta,nmcni u u Green. job
Tfoiingcr inG W Chc'c:.
Muric--I; q. Aicn e Ne. Tho nI'ct
and ~ l.. Crp'.d.
Auditing --Ccorgo p.aut aud Horace
lindsay.
Danc.--r. q Nrn " " l.'li,oi
aud D. T.. Phillips. Jr.
Ftnnn,e--F ~ Otl md ! y N"f
non
Menu rslup.-J v Lawrence. ~
roM ard G. ~ Dil."t
Library -riahk i..vcmor, AMI &. u
Y0t
rorty.two applications have rcccn'i'
been acted. upon fayoIably and initIa
ton ~ this Glars has been 81 Tor nrs'
Monday night.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-23
Wife Doing Good Work

= lay' h,om had on SI'h n,mn,'i
ini hy"r iron'lo hnd hloilins h'l
narv YEAR. No doctors on medicine
helped me. Or the advice al NY drug
gi'' I bought hotilo or Ainyrs Won
d'rlul l,"modv AMI I don't want ~
mi g ringl' dos". II has given mo
mrlc h'n"iil than ~ the m.diclno
l1v" cyrf taken I fori am d..
'nr r"'d &" % recommend " tp others. 90
~ ." rim"l" laiml"H. preparation
ihh ~H"yc' the catarrhal mucua from
10" iulo'tin.i Tract Md nliivs the in.
tl"nmniion which causes practically
Wi rinma h. li.rr and ntruinal nil.
mrnii. including appendicitis. On, 4 ac
viii convince ~ money refunded
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-23
ROTAR|ANs NOMINATE
DIRECTORS FOR YEAR

iiurn p.'fpnH w.r nominated Ter
Br,,n Vacancies on the board 81 dire.
tom ~ iha Loinrv ClIb 10 Yesterday
Luncheon - 10" Amarillo lfotcl Nonr
Lrfs win vote host Thursday urur
li~r nominees for the hnffd and lr
newly elected iirr,t'rs win name the
'lDIG i"r ga" "iis Iir ,oat.
Dan KirKa grnup h,, ch,rg, ~ lii.
nntoit !inmDnt Textures ~ John 2
White. u lecturer un community muh.
ftri.. wlokr - The rluh Tho follow ing
muficai number were gy,n Trio o..
Nh. lsi i:no,rs Thulpo on the violin.
Mre u. z Mycrl IN the plann aud ~
ilunptt'v On Tie lHtr. Vo,ll snlu by
Mir AZ" i.l'ninn irrumn1uiri hy Alir
Ny'iH un The uianp. duct iv T.. T.. Ms
.or and Mis- Illlniun \ .. SunDt
poke upnn "a" rinr'inl coliseum
A y. lliowdoT. ". A. Esird and f.
y Mnmrson. sr. al now momhora
w"r' inna iir'"' SiNtv nine member.
aud 9! ,i ,nr G,r lr,s.nt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-23
rFRGt SON A>NOr NCEME>T
BRINGS LITTLE EXCITEMENT

Announcement ol the candidary of
former t;wcrnor !. T.. Ferguson for
,ncrl,lrnt II the American party ere
ni~l considerable surprise IN political
cirrics yesterday The announcement
nmd platform were greeted With inucli
inught,r ~ rule. although many pr
sank taid they favored hiS plank go
.ocarEr Eight wincs anl l.c'.r. liit
not A. been for ;his plank and ~,
unequal Trainings toward the aociilisis
sonC h,licvc that his announcement
wodld hardly have mace . ripple H.
loniical circles
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-23
CONTRACT FORMAL, GIVES
30 MINIMIZING lOMpANN

~ meeting of the commissioner
court yesterday q contract inf the I'm
liihing nl 49,. rt'ir NIi.I- II sirc
i1i,v-i lnd rock by III" WilmorinG Sand
n Gravel Company lur ia" construction
II hni'l suiir"ed ru.ii % iir;'r ',un
Il ~ formally cri.r'.i ate a. 81, "pl
ntcilng NJ the court. This company bad
aar"cd iu accept ~" contract hut ~
formal contract had 'r"n entered into
l!'ri,ir the iisussiun of ruld matters
~ husiness Other 'llan The execution ri
lh, contract wur attended tu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-23
LARGE BLOCK BUILD inc ASSOCIATION
sT0CksUBsCR|DED At BANQUET GIVEN
BYatALNN[N; WILL Be ACTIVE SOON

Almost 90 per cent Of the capital
stock Of the Amarillo Home Build
ers' Association was subscribed by
members OF the Amarillo Real Es-
tate Brokers Association ~ % banquet
held NJ the Amarillo Hotel last night
al 1:i5 o'clock The Amarillo Home
Builders Association was conceived
~ the members OF the brokers Of
ganizatl0n and the details are now
being worked ont.
100000 Capitalization.
The total capitalization ~ the
lluilders' Association Is IN he 500
600. and Immediately after the stock
Is subscribed the organization win he
Incorporated and chartered under the
state laws. according to J u. 0aui.
member Of the executive commit
tee.
The plan OF the organization. as
explained. Is either to buy lots and
build homes or 10 build homes on
lots already owned by the purchaser.
aud sell them with u small cash pay
ment. the balance To be paid ont In
ten years at PER cent interest. the
payments To be an amount about
equal TO what the rent on the homo
would he. II Is the purpose Of IN"
association To build homes for men
who. are unable 10 build for them
selves thereby assisting In the solu-
ton Of the housing problem N ANA.
rlllO.
On Sound Principles.
The organization ~ "a he on
sound business principles" snid Mr.
Gaut last night '"rherc Will bc 4
valuation committee Ia pass an val
ues Of properties. and We also will
have some OF the best business abil'
iiy outside OF the real estate organ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-23
vOuFN VOTERS ~ rUrTER
COUNTY To MEf1 StTt iDN

Every wlran IN Potter county W.T.
ius pad h,r poll tax 81 who - "N'
smpiei by lnw from ~" payment ."
,amc . invited =" b" prcSsn' AZ q
irretins ~ the roti'r county I'1rti'
II wn.ion Voters ,o b" hell ~ ~
d.iri Z court room tonosrow .fi'rnoo
Ut ., lock
At this time the .orvrn'i"n 'aws 81
Texas will De- explained ard tli"'
made for attending ih' psrcine' con
N,ntim May I.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-23

izaiiOn In Amarillo on the executive
committee. Not one stone will b.
lon untnrned until the organization
H. perfected. aud ! believe We will h.
building homes In Amarillo within
tho next siSty days"
Number Make Talks.
Talks were made by ". 4. Askcw
president OF the brokers Association
who presided over the meeting.
Judge !. \. browning. W. u. Estes.
secretary cf the Board Of city nevol-
opmcnt: clyde Cockrcll. Mrs. Myrtle
Powell. !. ~. Russell. ]. r. Gaut
Mrs. Laura Hammer, Claude. and Mr.
Boyd All expressed tneir strong he
licfs that the association will he tho
solution Of the housing problem now
existing IN Amarillo. Judge Brown.
jng suggested as u slogan for the as
ISOLATION. Build, 'I'ulid! Build
Homes" when probably will b.
adopted. according to member.
Houses Moved from Claude.
Mrs. Hammer said that she was
heartily In favor Of the organization
OF the association. II being her belief
that unless something IL done IA
solve the housing problem In Anna.
Iillo many r"ople will bc leaving f0r
other elites. She declared that five
houses already have been moved
from Claude Ia Amarillo and thai
an equal number are now In the
moving
! About forty were present nt tho
banquet. among the visitors bcine
~ $. Davis. clyde C0ckrcll. Judge
PROVING. ". u. Estes. Mrs J u
Gaut. Walter Lyon. and Mrs. Laura
Hammer Of Claude. A splendid four.
Icoursc dinner was served.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-23
fire Department CaIlea out

\ ~" alarm was turned M ~ iln
central lie a,alion ~ G.is n',lor' W,a
ncedlv night lbt .cail bcing ~ alo IN.
more. Tho department mad" the itri
hut nn iir' WIS fuimd Tn alarm later
cam" IN for 900 Tyler street. wh..e
tie mol" mon which q irlnfforncr waa
haunted had caught firc Th" Sli2'
Vur uui CIT With aligh, dnmni.r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-23

Tho prudent mother "a a'wa's on IN"
watch for symptoms 90 worms IN her
Children. Paleness. lack of Interest In
NAV. ana peeyishness y the signal
IA, WHITES CREAM vERNIFucE.
A few doses ~ this excellent remedy
puts IN end 10 the WORMS aud the
child soon acts naturally. Sold by al
drufsisia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-23

Thoro 81 n"lhing moro satisfactory
after . day at hard WorL than line
IAN of snowy whit 'lothcr. For Ich
- ulte-ur' l;od cross Hall Illue
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-23
Warrant, Deeds.

I : I.itil' to sam l.. Scav ~ Z;
liock u. q s cm;d.uti"n 50 So
Jewell liowarl u. iicn 'hnit lol O.
Hoax rs. I'icmons rdMiiou C'n.
rl,iou 1000.
Mrs y. =. Suingf,row e. Jaaa
GilNin. lei .. tiock I = : Console.
ton 500.
MR. sustn g. !; pcrs io quincy
Ford. i"is and .. llocr ,, q y
Consideration sioo.
n \ Ms.iarjS =" T y. Collrla;'
,ii 1e:3. hl1sk ~. : . Consii' rril"
ma
l.. NJ. Tald L. y. g lrnair. lots 3
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consideration ,siro.
Transfers.
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Ionrid, ration 5000
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Mechanic lien
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Transfer oil Lease.
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