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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
Stomach So Bad She
Had Lost All Hope
suffered tGun, for \ Years aud Then
Got Wen in . Hurry.

u su..,r,d .rUn fimuach truubl" g.
year had acute iniigurii,n for :
sears an that time ! have uo, slcp-
q wink bc;ur" IN the incoming. aud
lived on milk and supp. M stomach
vas one solid sore
"nuc'urF said I !Id ci1u. and i.-.
ralgI ui the stomach. also i'Llalr tru..
Die for which needed IN up,.,tiuu :
wss nothing bat . living rhcl,iou lIu
lad given up hop
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bottle ~ Milks Emulsion. From M" s.r
und dose. ! began eating. AMI nuu 3f.
To- 10 bottle ! cat Uryt.lIg I vHrt.
! haven't had pain IN nay stomach
since the first duso. ana mv twll"
trouble b. fast disappcauug Malta,
Cartwright TYLER Texas
The blessed relief which MilNa Emul-
ion gives IN stomach trouble. il only
ptt uf ~ good work IN" loncni .s
roth pa mpt and lasting u costs moth.
irE io try
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tive fcoi and corrective mcJi,in,. 10
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IhN"Ic7 Il promotes appetite ana
quickly puts IA cdircstiv. igans in
shape ." ass,milai, food u h-lps lui,.
flesh and strength. md IL % POW crfnl and
ir resisting and repairing h" effects 81
v.S'iuc Diseases Chruuir stomach
irnuhl, and constipation arr prumpr"
r-li"y-t,--usuillv IN one dls
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and so,pilai,hlr that - O. cat,n Win
90 sp"ou like o." 'r',In. Truly Wonir o.
&C. week. siri'v children
No matter low severe Your c,rc 5000.
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d,v thu guarantc'-Tukr s'N bottles
hon" with you .uvr u according o. 81
tr,ii"nH and II net satisfied With 'nr
r"rnits vug nanny sill d. v.uap''s
rcivnd'd. P.icc e9r and 81 - per bu;.
De The Milks Emulsion 60. Tsuc
ilnuic. Ind Sod IS driss,sis t'try.
where
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
SHARP COTTON ADVANCE
RESULTS DUE TO RAINS
BY Associated Press.


NEW YORK. April ?6.--Ths dcvrl
opnent II unfavorihl, weather On 'he
belt over Sunday led 10 q sharp -,
coyery In the cotton market TODAY az
tsr declines % last week The advance
VA cr.ei AZ rapid and excited ~ The
re- ". hrak. The general last CLOSED
steady az a net advance of A. poin's
"a MAJ and ~ io. Co 100 points or
later d,h,,ricf
The cp,n.ng was fam an private rr.
ports 81 rains IN central belts
There was considerable trade buyirs
an daciivc covering hy recent rrllrrs
which was later stimulated hy official
weather rcpOrts confirming tn early
ain news and indicating that the Wet
weather had spread into the eastern
belt The Situation IN this respect was
more than offset 90 reports ~ born.
cial showers IN tho southwest and e,i.
IDENTITY revived approximations ~ ano,h
- short crop The market r.lchci
the best prices IN the late trading ~
private reports ~ further rains east p
the iszlssiprl Liverpool cables rcpor.
ted quiet business there and NJ Man.
chester with fairly heavy tenders *.
rccted ~ the end ~ the month and also
raid that money was tirh, and wan,
hou. sTacn scarce. Exports today -
80. riakinE s.sissiS 50 Tar this xsa.
ron.
Port receipts i0.s,s; ..Uni,sd States
port stocks i.ee-.soS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
New Orlsan. cotton.

~ Associated Frtsa
MEN ORLEANS. April 81 -Ex'si.
sivo governing a short Interests that
was built ~ IN the bcarmark,is o.
Lee, SrsS put the price u cotton s. y
b7, l'rscr on the strongest month in
ih' contract market today lncrcasins
he ds.nand vas the heavy buying that
fe. Il. f,r long account coming from
rd,is Mn believed that in the al,
verse @'a,su prevailing over the bot
tho LFw 80 had received another -e.
rtoa8 se. az The opening was high.
cr .iutt "a the cloro Their. ~as raiif.
Ing B. "ariy buyers and the close was
~ rairs 80 the day Q; III 10 80
pitts.
Fns' 80 ,esslons we're that raia. N
III, NC; ! 30 relieved the drought u,,i
lirf a. - Il. Texas. but tho g re
wsit sig ic Just the sgme on o. .''"s
sr',1rd by a.. heavy rain. ris
~ tbe central and eastern divislors -
the bat and later. private messages
from many points ln Texas claimed the
rt-''il had t-en too lieh, TO b. q ben.
t1f.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27

NV YORK. April .s.--Coiion s.ei
OIL laayarccl as "a % points early 20.
day On ,businE hy the c1u,h and active
covering on tho sharp ri~- ln ouum0.
div " general Realizing AMI s.iiing
W some - the mosc N-piur,snm.
hcars brough, ahou, a moderate SIT.
hark toward ths clos. Leading months
cio~ed 20 "a 81 points net higher. ssles
ihsoo barrels; crude markets were dull
and barely steady: prime crude 1875
assed. prime RUNNER yeiiow spot issa
Nay. 1885; July 1875. October 1900
Urine winter yellow and summer whit,
rtininal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
Coffee Higher.

" t<<nftafed Irrts
KEW YORK April % Tho market
fst coffee futures showed nrmnrss -
ne start today ana after upcuing M
changed room = I'd about O. 20 p,.ui.
net ligher. Trade buying then was
WITHDRAWN and the market turned ca.
!ef The general list clascl a. a No;
d't.in- - one 10 ten points
Nal 1880; MAY 1880. July 49,. Sep
t.-nlss1 1850 October i4ls. December
.nnpry and March ligT
spot coffee quiet; Rio'f IS 1873. S,r
90, cleared ieoeo for New York. Bra.
r.'sd' port receipts u 900. Judiciary re
tslns 900
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
iI">ion. .: Philadelphia. o.

go Scuti shWgi stop celebrated h.s
new record Of sJ4 Tor consecutive gam.
a. participated in hy hiitng homo
ran with Mclnnis IN Nrt. culmirai.
ing IN a batting onslaught which de-.
cidcd todSys gam" with phulJsllh 81,
IN the fourth inning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27

The prudent mother "a always on tho
watch for symptoms % worms In her
children. Palensss. lack Of interest In
play. and peeyi, tneSs IL the signal
Tor WHITES CREAM NERMIFUGE.
A few doses OF this excellent remedy
puts an end 10 the worms and the
child soon acts naturally. Sold by all
druggists.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27

" " Jack ct the Panhandle Motor
Company BE- in Detroit -ndrvori1g a.
effect delivery on shlpmcnt 81 Ma
VII and Chalmers au,om. it, tor
which hi. c"nc~n are logil agents auc
di1,rihu'ors. Due 90 lack .. ability
tn 60 movement uy,r ih, railroads a.,
lanhindlc company has ben unabl,
tH J9psi, itsicustom.rs with ears
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
STIFF JOINTS
SORE MUSCLES
tlnbss y osesiy ua5~ n, ssstAs,x,
essstrsa,ss aprsesoss o.
hsralr's HiiSd o.

In cases OF fheams lisn. and lane
back 70 pene;rsies qui ky. drives on,
soreness, and ll-5e-s up STIFF. aching
,oiais and muscles
Wizard OIL = an absolutely ref.
able. aniise?tic Application for cuts.
brfns. bites, and .tirgs Spr-ius and
bruises heal resc d. urder rs soo,h-
trg. peEe,raiirg Qualities
Get Il from druggists for N cents
81 not satished ret n the bottle and
get your money back
Ever constipated or have SILK
keadsehei {: Jest try Wizard Liver
Why's pleasant lftis pink pllA =
onnsA Guaranteed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27

BOSTON. Apri - -I,D.,a over
whelmcl philadelphia to.ny. EN,v
being knocked out ,at.y and Belts show.
iug extreme Nil,ln"Ss In the box. Pick
and p'Noili ~; well and timely
no hr"r would ha,, shu; oui phl
adr.lhia but fpr the crrors behind HIM.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
MARINES DEFEAT
SHREVEPORT 10
BRILLIANT PITCHING DIEI
TtGEH-IIOtSTO> TRIMS
GALVESTON ~ a. =

DALLAS. T,1s Aril 20 tlyrnH
own dlung dash fur the pm pr Nokcs
ont and llunun nirh throw over
NInn iu an 1iri to complete the
douhlr play gave Dallas I go nothing
over Shvrcport, in q brilliantly pitched
duel b.twcrn NaId,r and Flynn only
one shreveport runner reached tnird
base. and FLYNN pitched hiiless na.l
until the rrNtnth inning
Dallf ............... rai p0O Ony--i
shreveport ...... Unr Jnn onn ~
Hmm aud Roberts, napier aud Nann.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
Or, ,.-al, stead,

" Nfs0fiHTFI TTfss
%lN YORK Anril .s-'o,ton guUds
to-day .rD sfrlly and quiet Yarns
were nrn Rurlaps Wcrr 'asv l. see.
.ri hsul SILK were easy ana duic;
lrI NVd saVls quiet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
\ TEXAS WONDER

For tidnsy ard bladder troubles. gravel. weak
49, lar.s bach. rheumatism and irregularities
VI ihs iplr-vs. emo bladder II no, ssl By
YOUR druEEsi. hy mail 81 -. Small bottle
cf''r tti's Sod fof svarn testimonials
Dr y " Hal. 2.aS Olive 81. ST. i.sai 80
Sold tI al dfugg.ss.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
NEW YORK GIANTS
L0SE: To BROOKLYN
BOSTON OyERwHFiMS pm. iDEL
PIiIi. WINNING ny 10
To 3 SCORE.


BlttokLYN Aura ss.-Altcr New
Nors had scored two runs ~ Marqulrl
in .Ic first Inning TODAY frDpllvu came
ught back ana bltt.d iu four runs
driving N'hf cut ul ,Ar boa Thereafter
utltnrf scored.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
YANKEES DEFEAT
SENATORS 3 T02
IIOMf RlN ~ SCOTT ENn'
BATTING O\Si.tt Giir GININ.
S0N riiii4tDtl.PiiIi GNut.


NEW Nul,k April % An cNoluug
ninth inning fuish Enabled The New
iUrh aNnhccs 90 defeat Washington
hero today
Pratt 90 New YORK accepted siN',,n
flHurfa nYl#fggflt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
WlNAY % zoe IN ss-yvous ~
~ I'm sp"ndcnt, weak, run
down fhrnnRh ereess q

Other causes. We want 20 mail you
cur hook which tells sbout SEXTON.
iQUE. Q restorative remedy that viii
cost you nothing 10 ySn are not cured
Or benefited. Evers man needing q
tonic IN overcome PERSONAL weakness.
ETC.. should get this free book as
osce. CUMBERLAND CHEMICAL
CO.. 27o Berry Block. NASHVILLE.
Tenn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
Where They Play
\aiinnaI

National.
New Work. l' Urrohlyu
Philadelphia ~ l'usion
PlttvhUrEh ai Chicago
81 Louis 90 Cincinnati
American
Chicago 40 Cleveland
Detroit at ST L.nuis
Washington ~ New Yugk.
BOSTON - Philadelphia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27

Three base hi's lurrs Johnston.
uasr "n balls Nchl Winters 4. Doug.
laH Mauuapl g. Sirurb out Winters
ly Douglas :. Vanguard f.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27

Boston

Two has' hits nocrhol Oc.chr,r.
Duub." plays J. Miller 10 Bancroft q,
Iaulc'ic
Va on halls I,iN.N Bats :. Oesrh.
ger {. struck uui RiXed > Ocsrhggr q.
Other games postponed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
Suailins lee staged.

not SToN April ~ Houston stag
"a swaitiug bee here tvl,y end
knocked be- fourteen rms from three
Galy,,tou hurl,r Galveston pilot uf
eight ,rgoIF Catcher Narkins ct Hons
tom and Pitcher pIffy from Galveston
were ordered from the game ., Im'
pir' liu,slu.
SpUr, IN INNINGS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27

Three has hts walters Home rIU.
SCOTT. Double pia,l Galloway. pusln
ana Eu-rur. Galloway AMI pusus
lias" on ball- pUrv S'-ucs ul'
PER-, ialy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
Warranty deed.


A'"I.N - {" - VI" 'S =. N''''',' 20
par ui NJ OF ''''" TO- '''A.- 'ul
u'n Si''F pun Uses 'ohs'''''''N'
WV.
$ J. sad COB W " hrl'ruN. part
Cd, hlocs ID. hfsi' addition. 'OnSidcra'
u,n slc'
lana LOWS d" D.-.1 i''3'N1r" 20 nj
60. .o' q b'"rh l'' Pirmcns ada
tion. Consideration '5,'-i'
J. T Pu,t tH Ms lda Naylor lot
L. blocA -. SIp Jariuin addition
Consideration sloo
4 Eherstadi - ~ - cora -. Ecv-
,sy. lciF :, =. %. lN. 10 %, biu'k goa.
san Jarini' addition consideration
si-p
W. llin"r Barnes 60 j. Price.
sCi Il. block -. san Jaclnto addition.
'onsid'I ton $50.
g 7 War" - al O. Lone B'll Lum.
Der company bots Z. .. b.uck -. Mir.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27

BEAUMONT. r. Vas. Npril si Wet.
"a vas master oi th, E,p"rtors and
San Autuu.n by won the thii game
NJ the ryri,r here this Afternoon o a. '.
Score ly Innings
San Antonio .......... 0.s cor $40"
~ ,umunt ........ Uuu pUn ur. 90
w,'z,l and pem3gsiu Alexander anf
IIiiuJ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27

{ T Ware o. National y. a. q.
Do; hlork - l1emons addition con
-.dsTau ton . gao
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27

John o. McDsni"l - Kirby brown
II. section 80 block . 4 y { "
|COfsishtatton tlgso
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
Piilsd rlpliia

2 hrttod Tor Perry IN IN
~ but,cl fur ksic IN Hih
Scorc by inning
Boston ................ 600 400 zoo %
Philad.lrhla .......... 400 ool ool -
Tim. L. kLis M.If.r. lInL-. nm.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27

Other games postponed.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-23
For Sale
1876

Prosperous lunchroom,
meat market and grocery
store located In Memphis,
adjacent to several manu-
featuring industries from
which trade Is drawn. Cash
receipts fifty to sixty dol
lars daily. Small overhead
expenses and good margin OF
profit makes this a SPLEEN
did proposition. Price $500
for quick sale.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-23

HUPMOBTLE FOR SALE-Splendid
condition, new paint and top and up
holstering. Price right will trade on
Ford or Dodge. Terms, e. F. Fur
gason, Schlecht Motor Sales Co.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-23
North Mcneil.

A very attractive bunga-
low, with hardwood floors
and furnace heat. Living
room extends all the way
across the front. There are
two bedrooms downstairs,
with connecting tile bath
and n large heated sleeping
porch upstairs. This is a
good value At Si1, 200, with
satisfactory terms.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-23
Foster Ave. $500.

Nice Reven-room frame
and stucco bungalow, three
bedroom, hot air heat, tile
bath. hardwood floors, con-
crete drive. Price $500,
with $4,000 cash, balance ar
ranged, See this today
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-23
Bungalow-s7,500,

Brick and stucco bunga-
low, with hardwood floors
and furnace heat. Two bed
rooms downstairs and large
sleeping porch upstairs.
Good location. a street OF
pretty bungalows and near
car line. An unusual value
at $500, with only $1,000
cash.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-23
North WaIdran.

Two story, s-room frame.
near Madison car line. with
servants house, garage and
drive A good house in good
location, at a moderate
price. Price $4,000, with
$1,000 cash and balance ar
ranged.
MEMPHIS REALTY co.
Realtors.
800 Randolph Bldg.
Main 2057.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
NORTH M'NEfL

Two-story stone and stue-
co. In a most desirable loca-
ton. There are four bed
rooms, tile bath and a sleep
ing porch. Hot water heat
and the best hardwood
floors. The decoration Is
perfect, Possession Sept. /.
The price is Sl3. 600, and
terms can be arranged.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-23
Bungalow-S4,s50,

Five rooms, two bedrooms,
with bath between, French
doors between living and
dining rooms, furnace heat
with basement under entire
house, on a good, finished
street. and In good neigh
borhood. Price $3.50, with
$3.50 cash and balance
monthly.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-23

A good value on a two
story frame on this pretty
street The living room ex-
tends across the entire front.
There are three large bed
rooms and bath and a fin
ished attic. Hardwood floors,
furnace heat. servants
quarters. garage and drive.
Very reasonably priced at
", 500 terms arranged,
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-21
Smallpox Epidemic Breaks
 Out in Haiti; More Than
 1000 Cases Are Feared

PORT AU PRINCE, Nov. 20.-(By the Associated Press)-A smallpox epidemic has broken out in Port Au Prince and is spreading with 314 cases. all natives, in the general hos pital Occupation forces and the American colony have not been affect ed. It is estimated more than a thousand other cases, which have not yet been reported, exist
 A request has been sent to Wash ington that 100000 vaccine points be shipped here at once by destroyer.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-21
Check Hearing Is Delayed
 Until Friday on Account
 Of Phoenix Murder Trial

PHOENIX, Nov 20-It was an nounced today that an order would be entered in justice court next Monday, postponing until next Friday morning the preliminary examination of Victor and Belle Check charged with the murder of Victor Check s father Thomas J. Check. The elder Check, health seeker and well to do financially, died last Saturday night. His son and the latter's wife are ac- cused of having hastened his death by brutal and inhuman treatment. Postponement was to be taken be- cause the county attorneys office was engrossed in the trial of Ava Patterson, Is years old, charged with the murder of his father Frank J Patterson. This case had been con. tinued until Monday and was not eX pected to be finished before Tuesday or Wednesday.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-21
WRANGEL WILL RESUME FIGHT
 IF NECESSARY
Six Soviet Armies Attacked
 His Forces, Overpowering Them, Says Russ General

CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 19.-(By the Associated Press )-General Wran- gel declared today he and his army and navy were ready, to re-commence fighting immediately but that his fu- ture course had not yet been deter mined. General Wrangel's ship is anchored in the sea of Mormora, but he ha srefused to debark, insisting on sharing the hardships on the expressed his thanks to the American nation for the aid given him by the American Red Cross.
 The scene aboard General Wran- gels ship today was as brilliant as it was unhappy, his officers wearing gaudy uniforms with their breasts covered with glittering orders. Gen eral Wrangel, however. was in the black Cossack uniform
 "I have done all humanly possible and my conscience is clear he said.
 My troops were overpowered by the desperate onslaughts of six So- viet armies
 Theodosia Shelled
 CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 20. - Teodosia, East Crimea, has been shelled by a French warship, follow ing the firing by the Bolsheviki on French destroyer carrying refugees. Two sailors of the French destroyers were wounded.
 1O5 900 Flee Crimea
 PARIS, Nov. 20.-Crimean refugees Of a total of 10000 are expected in Constantinople, according to French official reports of the movement from the peninsula which followed the Bolshevik success against General Wrangels army Up to Thursday 1N5. 900 refugees had arrived.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-21
FATE IF NAT |ON !. UP .TO HARDING
 SAYS LODGE
Senator Says c. o. P. Did Not Want to Mention F Future
 In Its Platform

BOSTON, Nov. 20.-Wnh Presi- Ydent Wilson's league of nations dead so far as the United States is con cerned by the verdict Of the people, it is for Harding and his supporters in congress .o hlin= ahGut s"n,a ;.r arrangements with other nations to promote world peace without incu. r. ing dangers to our. iniepndence and our constitutional system said Sena- tor Lodge in a speech tonight.
 The responsibility is great" he continued. but we do not snrInK from it''
 He said the people, while as earn est in advancing the cause of peace as any in the world, had shown they could best serve the cause by remain masters of their own fate.
 'The Republican party in it's plat form" he said. declared its policy to be the establishment of an arrange ment with foreign nations for the pro- motion of peace. They condemned the covenant of the league brought forth from Paris by Mir Wilson ana approved the action of the senate in OpPOolllS It. MI. OON leu llc W as ready to go into the league. Sena- tor Harding declared he was oppos- ed to going in. The people by a ma jarity in the neighborhood or seven millions approved the attitude and ac- tion of Mir. Harding and of the Re publican party.
 "The people have answered, there fore, that they will not accept or en- ter upon Mir Wilson's league. So far as the United States is concerned the league is dead, for the court from which there is no appeal has spoken.
 "The Republican party in their platform left the future open. They declined to bind themselves as to their action upon question like that Iof the league, which necessarily would be greatly affected by the changing conditions of Europe MT Harding and the Republican party are therefore entirely free to deal with this question aftersMarch 4, 1921, un- hampered by any platform promises and they purpose to do so in accord ance with Senator Harding's declara- tions."
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-21
AND RID
 GRANDE |S SOLD
Western Pacific Takes Over System at Auction; Five
 Millions Is Price

DENVER, Nov 20.-On the fiftieth anniversary of the organization of the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad com pany today, all the property and hold lnSS of the organization were sold to three men representing the Western Pacific Railroad Corporation for s5,000 900. The purchaser also assum- ed obligations Of the Denver and Rio Grande amounting to $141, ,175,00O
 The sales completely wipes out the stock of the Denver and Rio Grande, amounting to SS7,775,670 according to John F. Bowie, of New York, general counsel for the Western Pacific and one of the three purchasers. The oth CTS associated with him were John B. Marsh and Ralph NJ. Arkush, both of New York
 The road was sold to satisfy a judgment of $36,O00 900 obtained by the Equitable Trust Company of New York ,as trustee for holders of bonds issued by the Western Pacific Rail- road Company and guaranteed by the Denver and Rio Grande. The sale is subject to confirmation by the district federal court.
 Following the sale, Bowie announc- ed that although the Western Pacific Railroad Corporation now owns both the Western Pacific and Denver and Rio Grande railroads, the lines would be operated separately
 "Of course" said Bowie in a state ment, there will naturally be ten dency to favor the Western Pacific on through business to and from the Pacific coast"
 The Rio Grande Western Railroad Company. recently incorporated in | Delaware with a capital of $150,000 , 900, will be the holding company -or the road sold today, Bowie said, and an operating company, with a name similar to that held by the old com pany. will be organized soon. | Books of both the operating and holding companies will De opened in 1 New York January 1 at which time officers of both companles will be announced. Bowie said He Gecsarea it would be the policy of the new own CTS to continue the services of the present officials and employees. The headquarters Of the road will remain in Denver, he said.
 1 "The first consideration of the new owners of the Rio Grande will be the expenditure of approximately s12.0OO.- 900 for putting the property in first class shape and purchasing new equipment, including power he said
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-21
WITNESS CHARGES TREASURER OF SHIPPING BOARD WITH GRAFT
Youths Comics S Plot to Steal
 } Billions

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia.. Nov. 20. Two youths, Orville Phillips and Ered Poffenberger. neither over 20 years of age. planned the rob- bery of tlR Burlington mail car committed q week ago tonight. ac- cording to confessions they have made, Postoffice Inspector Claude Glenn of Council Bluffs, said here tonight.
 At. the time Inspector . Glenn made this statement, federal off cers were still hard at work at tempting to clean up furthkr /de- tails in connection with the rob bery in which it has been esti- mated that more than l3.000.000 worth of property was stolen. In- spector Glenn admitted that fed eral officers were anxious to learn the whereabouts of Keith Collins, said to be a former army lieutenant He added that the of ficers had nothing on Collins in particular" but that they wanted to interview him.