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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-10-06

Wanted-Live chickens, ducks and
geese. Write or call us for prices.
Phone 17O.-Warren Creamery Co.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-10
PARDON BOARD Is
HOLDING SESSION

Tallahassee. Nov. Q. Special The
state board ~ pardons convened this
morning The corridors ~ the capl-
tol were crowded long before the hour.
with people from every part of The
state. In che drawing the ladies were
given preference in order. and an day
the board has been hearing he arEu-
mcnts ~ counsel The consideration
NJ applicants b. necessarily a slow pro-
ca 81 and the board having set through
an eight hour session. recessed at 2
o'clock 90 resume the hearing az s
O'Clock tonight
The board win be IN session the
whole ~ tomorrow, with doubtless an
other evening session II Is the hupc
% the board O. hear an applicants by
Wednesday evening. a. Thursday. Ar
mistlce day. VIII be- a holiday n Will
be several days before any decision
viii be fled. AZ the cases presented
will have o. come up for further con
sideratiOn after the many applicants
and their counsel have been heard
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-10
PUBLIC OPERATION
DECLARED FAILURE
Railroad Commissioner Are Opposed
20 Government Ownership.

Washington. Nov. 9.-Public owner
ship and operation ~ railroads has
failed wherever II has been properly
tested. declared q committees report
made today 90 the thirty second an
nuRl convention II the National As
ISOLATION of Railway and Utilities
Commissioners in session here
The question Of private ownership
with regulation as against public
own nrship without regulation should
no longer be- considered by iuteiu-
gent Investigators as an open ques-
uon. the report asserted
II added that private ownership and
operation with public regulation was
tho "only tast and honest manner 90
conducting the public utility business
OF this country.
y. }. Iacv 81 Illinois. presented the
report as chairman % the committee
The convention ordered the report
printed without other action upon it
after Commissioner Edward Field, OF
Missouri. had opposed its adoption
saying he beloved In public owner
ship.
Utilization % state regulatory COM
missions as regional federal commits
was proposed by federal Judge George
" Anderson. of Boston "a see no
solution until our railroads are both
unified and fedcrallzed" he told the
convention adding that the tranapor-
tation act went farther toward fed
eraliEation that had been recognized
Protection Of The constitutional
rights Of state commissions was urged
hy President Waiter A. shaw in his
annual report. The greatest enemies
q regulation. he said. are politics, the
group which believes in public own
ership ~ all utilities. and ''the im-
proper attitude 81 many utilities to-
wards the public"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-10
BUSINESS MEN in
V0LLEY LEAGUE
First Game VIII Ne Played A. Y. ~,
c. a. Friday Night.

The business Mems Volieyhau
League was orgEnized last night az
the Y ~ &. A. The games OF the
league will be played on Tuesday and
Friday night Immediately after the
causshonics.
The follow lng teams have been
ChONems
VIII Lurton. captain n Lee Bell.
Bertram Coleman, Randall Bell. J. y.
Moore n. j. Hooper
~. l. ScaburE captain II Lurton,
W n Houghton. Joe Baggert. Chas.
Lamar. M. >. Ross.
Roscoe Wallace. captain. H. T..
WorthinEton. q. C. Richards CUP
Matthews. w q Mackey. N ~ owen.
Dr. r. r. Spencer. captain. A. ".
Clayton. G. }. Levy. Mills. James
White. y, III Kohier
Preliminary games Will ho played
next Friday night Every team viii
play three games every class night
Al men are 20 report 20 their cap
nins on the floor az 6si5 o'clock next
Friday night
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-10
EXCHANGE SHOWS
STRONGER TREND
Stock Market in General. However, Is
FeNsrixh.

New York. Nov. 0.1The stock mar
ket was again very feverish and uu-
settled today. with many additions TO
the already impress list Of low records
for the year. While United States
steel. long a recognized leader. fell 70
IS Ia, its minimum quotation since
1917.
Liquidation wBa AZ its height IN the
final our. transactions for that Pc
riod agraegaung almost 400 eco shares.
Selling was then most urgent ia oils,
steels. equipments and rails. Mexican
petroleum making "a net loss Of 10
points. CruciblC. Vanadium Amer
ican smelling Baldwin locomotive.
Reading. Northern Pacific, United
States Rubber. American Sugar. To-
bacco products and retail stores en-
braeed the ether weak issues. losing
1 I-2 70 s IL points. sales amounted
20 1850 shares. the largest turn
over in mny weeks.
During tie early and intermediate
sessions. there were indications Of
short covering in the more represen-
tative rails and oils, but tndustrials
and speciaAies met with no support.
even az denounced concessions.
The day was not without It's bright
or aspects such as moderate rally
IN forcie1t exchange especially the
British rEe and offerings 81 time
money owe the year end. Those fav-
orable deslopments were more than
offset. hosever. ~ further advices Of
trade realustment and lower COM
modify prccs. Banking interests 60
ftr as thes discussed the stack market
az all. rearded the continued reaction
as a Logical result ~ existing finan-
cisl com nercial md Industrial condi-
lions but were hopeful OF early re-
taxation the long prevailing credit
strain. Bnds wcrc not materially
affected 3 the upheavai In the stock
market uatn toward the close when
most doFastic and foreign issues be-
came sofntive recording variable net
losses
Tota, saes par value sit275. 600. CID
a. s Bosls were unchanged GA eaiL
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-10
LEON EAIR WAS
UNUSUALLY GOOD

Talhhaae, Nov. 1srectal The
cNAfoit. & the agricultural depart
mont ~ D. Leon County Fair. held
here thiawoek, were decidedly the
best ~ rseon Here
Under D. management IT County
D,anoustttion Agent Il ! Matthews
the dispA evidenced the most excl
lent worson his part, and ne has ane-
ceeded acrcating a been interest on
jbe part a the farmers, practically al.
~ phora placed aomo exhibit IN The
fair
The a4antages ~ the county as an
agricu'thl and 1--we stsak center have
been wbderflly demonstrated "a
tho failwvu prove great impetus
toward hrrostment in such pursuits.
Plans ar being formula "a now o.
greater "a grandor q pay for next
year.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-10

permanent settlement at Plymouth
James Chiffon. who had been one OF
tho slgners Of the famous Nayfiower
Compact IN Cape Code HRrboF. died.
a dry before the little hand had lost
Mrs. Dorothy Bradford. first wife OF
Governor Bradford. by accidental
drowning. and the deaths occurred
also OF Edward Thomson. a servant
and Jasper More. s child
Mary Chiffon. who was the dnugh-
ter OF James Chiffon, sailed on for
r., mouth with her mother and strug-
glc through the trying times OF the
Coiony's early days
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-10
LOCAL FOOTBALL
SOUADSEEKS GAME
psssssola eleven willing 20 Play a.
Hosre ~ Abroad.

The Pensacola football team has
been rather Inactive the past week.
due to their not having game for
last saturday. Manager Creary tried
to get = game with both MONTGOMERY
ana neFunink Springs bat wna unable
a. ret either team here and could not
xot a SUFFICIENT sum guaranteed % pay
expenses for the team 20 travel bmt
: game a. expscted on November 81.
xith a fast Mobile team either here or
y Mobile. Al members ~ the team
are requested 90 BE- present ~ the u.
AZ. &. A. tonight az sac o'clock.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-10
BASEBALL GAME AT
MAXENT SUNDAY
Pensacola Reds 20 Meet Pensacola Ath-
letics 20 decide City Championship.


While ths heads 81 TIE American and
Nationa. leagues yesterday We're laying
their plans for a bitter battle IL be
fought resarding the reorganization 0f
the national game. members ~ two
fast Pensacola baseball teams were
peacefully arranging a game 20 be
played a. Maxeni park sunday.
The opposing teams SUNDAY VIII be
the Pensacola Reds abd the pensfeola
Athletics The lineup q the Reds will
BE- practically the same as the team
playing during the summer under the
col0rs o. the "Pcnsse0las." while the
Athletics VIII he composed of BAH
players who played with various
teams throughout the state during the
rceuiar summer playing season.
Since tho close ~ tho 1870 baseball
season. many near q hts have taken
place between the members or these
two teams. each side claiming that
their team was faster and better. ami
IN settlement Of these arguments the
game Tor sunday has been arranged.
Managcr Gaines Of the Reds stated last
night that he would use Bombay ami
Kent on the mound. with Billy Rob-
ertson on the receiving end. Lefty
Ncils0n has been signed up 20 pitch
for the Athletics. Manager PIN san
chez % the Athletics. Is confident ~
Winning his game with lron Man Neil
son IN the box and Weber behind the
mask
speed Mckay. formerly of tn West
ern league. VIII hold the indicator The
game VIII b. called &C 3 10. Lineup
Reds. Athletics.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-10
FIVE PRISONERS
STILL All LARGE

stanton. Va, Nov. $40 clue 20
the whereabouts 81 rive white rris-
oncra who eaapod from the Augusta
county jail here Saturday night bad
been discovered tonight, the authort-
ties 'iVyi9rrd The rrispntrs. thrao OF
whom rerOntlv were given ponitouti-
cry terms ringing from one Is ten
years. made their escape by boring
holss through the metal roofing .
their cells Al attempt 10 libtratc Is
number of negro prisoners was frls-
trated
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-10
TOMATO CANNERY
OUTPUT Is SHORT

Roanoke. Va. Nov SIN a state
4ent made public here tonight ~ r.
i'oomaw. member ~ the educational
committee - the National Canaers
association declared the output % the
canned tomatoes IN this district this
year viii be 20 per cent below normal
This, he attributed 20 restricted credits
and the inability o. farmers to obtain
L4bor.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-10
EREQ MEMORIALS
TOFIRST SETTLERS
Provines~n and Boston 70 Honor
Memories

Bost0r Sov s-The erection ~
Provincav-n and Boston q memo
rails 20 be Eve Mavfiower passengers
who dis at these places viii he the
eelebrath ol the tercentenary a the
Pilgrims landing A tablet Wit Dc
sct it, aboWlacr at Provincetown ard
another Flu be placed on the build
ing in sSing Lane. Boston. now oceu-
pying h site Of the last home y
Mary tGitonl Winslow. who H. said
90 havebeen first girl passenger
% land 1 Plymouth.
-Four iassenRers died during the
Decembs days q 1870 while TIE May
flower q az anchor IN Cape Cod Har-
Dor. novProvincetown. Two days be-
fore thtuttle ship act sail Tor the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-10
MACON LAWYER
HAS HIGH OFFICE

Afnc0n. TIA. Nov e-GeofEe 3.
zones. prominent Macon lawyer and
sank director has becn elected q sen
or srwesident ~ the Guaranty
Trust Company. % New York. II Yves
earned here today.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27

Miss Thelma Darby and Miss Regina
Reese.
Eight girls, all under twelve years OF
age, who go by the name of the -IAttld'
Seals" because OF their exceptional swiaSA
ming viii also be at the pool each ev
ming.
From Z 80 to 10 Tuesday and Wednes7
day night moving pictures wiz be showr'
in the auditorium,
Friday night the dramatic art cIssi
will give a one-act comedy and pante5
mime.
The Industrial clans win have an -
teresting recreationu program Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
Guides viii be on hand TO show guests
through the building at any time between.
the hours of 10 a. m. and 10 D. "a.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
COME AND SEE,
i. w. C. A. SLOGAN
Public Invited to Association
Building Next Week.

-Come and See week at the Young
wome1s Christian association, begin
ming Tuesday includes some interesting
speciality features as well as the regu-
lar class work and recreation programs
The pool will be one Of the particular
points Of interest, with exhibition swim
ming and diving each night.
Some OF the chief participants viii be
Mrs. Cecile Deubig, senior champion !;
Miss Lucille Row, junior champion, and
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
INDIANA DAILY TIMES. SATURDAY., MARCH n, 1920.

represented by Charles Chaplin in a re-
issae 81 The Champion" and the Lit
erary Digest.
AS new musical feature. the Ohio ALI
star Male Quartet viii make its initial
appearance next week.
As the schedule now stands, the Ohio
will house three-hour show next week.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27

Darco motor, which is hailed as marvel
of speed and power.
At the Alhambra all next week.
II II II
SOME ALARM CLOCK.
1t takes a mighty loud alarm clock
to awaken some people, ard IN great
many instances it takee considerable
more than big Ben"
This held true in the case OF Andy
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
Mrs. DetDey Heads
Economics Club

Mrs. A. r. Dewey has been elected
president Of Home Economics club for
the coming year, with Mrs. Herman
Rogge, vice president.
The other officers are Mrs. e. e..
Thompson. recording secretary; Mrs. H.
A. Grassland, corresponding secretary,
ana Mrs Frank Anding. treasurer.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27

gray, In6 nero
of Charles Rays
latest comedy,
Alarm Cl&k
Andy" which
will be shown at
the isis the first
half of next
week.
Andy wasn't a
sleepy-head by
any means. He
was just bashful.
And added to
that he suffered
III $685.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27

star.
Miss Sterling is
well known to
Regent patrons
for her recent
work In 1.-THE
"a rizo ma Cat
Claw"
The locale of
the feature Is in
northwestern Can
ada.
Miss Sterling
is seen in the
role of Wanda
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27

He has pit.ed against him desperate
outlaw chief, known throughout the
country as LAUNDERING Ames."
Ames gets the officer in many tight
places, but each time Miss Sterling comes
dashing to his assistance.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27

So when he came In from the country
he failed to make Roadway at his job
of an auto truck salesman, despite the
fact that he tried his best and even
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27

that she is party to some secret affair.
Ellis commissions Patrick to find his
wife and in describing her convinces Pat
that she is the beautiful girl with whom
he (Pat) has fallen in love.
II IL r.
THE REGENT.
Action, drama, bloodshed, revenge and
love all are in "One- Way Trail" the
feature attraction at the Regent the first
four days Of the week starting Sunday.
Edythe Sterling, famous as horse
woman Is the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
TRIPLE BILL AT OHIO,

A big program with three feature films
and special music will be the feature at
the Ohio all next week.
Mae Murray, in "a B. C. of Love-" will
be the feature film attraction, which con-
Germs an orphan girl who marries play
wright only to see an actress attempt to
snatch away the love of the playwright.
So the little VIE Of the writer of plays
has to learn her 4. B. C.'s of love and
In her trade.
The comedy end Of the bin win be
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
ALEXANDRA.


Excuse my dusti"
Motorists, Of course, are familiar with
the remark and hence the announcement
that Wallace Reids newest comedy
drama bears Excuse My Dust" as its
title, they need not be told that it is a
story about automobile affairs.
1t is a sequel to 1.-The Roaring Road"
In Excuse My Dust" Wallie is once
more ''Toodles" Walden, manager of the
Darco auto agency and now happily
married TO Dorothy, daughter Of old
J. D. Ward, president Of the company
and better known in automobile circles
as THE Bear"
Old J. D. has drawn the line upon
his son-iu-Iaw engaging in the racing
game, but before Excuse My Dust" has
been run through ."Toodles" not only
gets into 1t, but so does THE Bear
himself, the latter even winning a hot
contest in which ''Toodles" was fouIed
by his rivals employees Of a concern
anxious to steal the secret of the new
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
MOVIE MENUS IN
LIGHTER VEIN
Continues From Page three,

famous Sultana diamond, which was
stolen during the war from a woman.
OF course there is love story woven
In the search for the missing diamond.
Naomi Childers is the one who is loved
By Moore in this movie.
The cast includes Christine Mayo,
Edwin Stevens, Lionel Belmore, Florence
Deshon, and Jack Richardson.
The bill will include another little
movie story produced by the stage
women's war relief committee.
The News Weekly and the regular
musical program will complete the bin
next week at the Circle.
~ Il +
IMPROVEMENTS AT SMITHS.
Mr.. Smiths theater has been trans
formed into the RaJah's Jewel Box.
This has been done by changing the
interior decorations of the theater.
Transparent Oriental scenes line the
tablished on each side Of the screen for
the musicians
As daily performances will begin at 10
o'clock in the mornings and ending at
II p. m, two orchsstras have BEEN en-
gagged to furnish continuous music.
AS an added attraction for next week,
q trio Of Spanish xylophone players
and singers has been engaged.
There will also be q Deluxe Male
Quartet of singers and soloists.
Partners of the Night" a crook movie,
win be the feature next week, and tells
a story of a clever "con" woman. who
hits, only the high places and the bright
lights.
The story discloses the wicked night
life of a big city and shows how the
gang" is protected.
In the cast are Pima Nesbit as Mary
Regan, the ICON" woman; Emmett Corri-
gan as the detective; william B. David
son, William Ingersoll and others are
seen
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27

patterned after Biinker, tho firms star
salesman.
Then one day he CHANGED to fall in
love with his boss's pretty daughter.
She proved to be Andy's alarm clock.
Miss Miliicent Fisher plays the role OF
the sweetheart.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
THE REGENT

Walker, whose lover is a member OF the
northwest mounted police.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
COLONIAL.

COLONIAL.
Owen Moore plays the part of young
lawyer who is considered good catch"
by, the girls in small town.
The movie Is called Sooner or Later"
and will be at the Colonial all next week.
Moore will be remembered as the chap
who was ditched In the divorce courts
by Mary Pickford recently.
In the movie, Seena Owen plays oppo-
site Moore.
Moore's role is that Of Patrick Muir
ply, young attorney, who avoids
women.
But when he meets a girl, unknown
to him, he falls suddenly and desperately
in love.
Soon after his friend, Bob Ellis, en-
lists his aid to save the honor of the
Ellis family. Mrs. Ellis has left home
in Fairhaven, Conn, to meet q Mr.. Por-
ter In New York end her husband believes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-24
NEFF WILL NOT ATTEND
STOCKMEN'S CONVENTION

That Pat VI. Neff. Of waco. demo.
cratic candidate for governor. will
not boz able 90 b. present and de.
liver an address al the convention ~
buyers and Sellers Of Livestock
association, due TO n conflict OF
dates. WAS the Information contain
ed m letter received from the
candidate by Il. l.. Roberts. Follow
'ng Is an excerpt from the letter:
II returned a few days ago from
more Than a week. absence from
nay office. and found YOUR letter.
awaiting me-. ! wired the Secretary
of The Association that previous
dates already made. and which
could not be- changed. denied mo the
rltasur" 81 visiting Amarillo az the
tWr uf the meeting | regret very
much NOT being able 10 be- there, ne
] rnallyo that It Is most important.
- assure ynu ! would lct mo- ordl-
nary rnglgement prevent my com
.ur. hut the truth is. have Two I'M
puriHui murder eases. companion
cases, SOC Tor trial 90 Austin for
Monday 23fd These eases we're
sent to Austin from Marlin on
hango of Venue. aud are Of such q
Hginrr us 60 demand my presence
They were set some months ago.
Iul tbore are q large number ~
NIiue-.o- feel sure 70 viii not be
possible tn get them reset
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-24
COMPANY
TO AID LOCAL OFFICE
ARRIVES IN AMARILLO

4 detl from the i5th Artillery.
IN charge Of capt Walter I. lrn
.ns uf Camp Travis has arrived .n
imlui'o for duty with tho Amarillo
recruiting station The men t.l
work I pairs ono Of Amarillo. anI
nil rciuoo pl1iryIrv. Nenph
chllra-s lni Panhandle within tho
rr, two Wrrh.
Resides Captain jenkins. me fH'-
'nn.U. mon tro iu 'udod 100 tUr par.
', Hobart Hunt Robert r. uI,l-
rN. Furk q Anderson % Wll.v.
Scott Won.l> John rIior md TI-
i"y % N|aIlHr1
4 d. 900 pound 'rg.t hls h"'n
hrprl 200 Amarillo D." 'hn GOVERN
wHf O.. h. used fHf recruiting du'v
.rl t.uI' vlI ur urt bore u
HUNIU o. Immediately uuon it CO.,
Hr.tI Beside. ihH rret th,ro De-
'1 transit COOP pound p,uio,tIlo
fu ho rHd nr display
William g. Noorchcad wg accept
"a Fetorft, 90 the local recruiting
station Tor duty 900 the guluorm.-
fsr.s corps
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-24
FANCY PRICES REPORTED
At CHILDREss Hoe SALE

The sale OF hogs conducted az
Ch.ldr,-. saturday 1ufruu,u h'
Ion Alexander " thlt Mace. was
declared "a success. the total amount
1l money involved being s-2.i3n
for 20 head ul Poland china sow
and lilts. or an average ot sl''
each
The highest price brought hy any
hog Ms s3.U0p. which vI- paid lor
ln 'lcycu-mouth. old g.ll bred by
lewis Bros in Childros- county. by
Ludwig lrlleck oi llJppy Who latter
refused profit ot 5000 for tho
Gilt that Offer being mad" ht kHa
-ls Hncd"rs who planned tU "u."r 70
Zoo me national hog SHOW
Among the sale, were the follow.
uE
so LIS High Lady 7'9iii.
COW. bred 20 l.ong orange g'tiail1
Sold 10 clark a Mcfarland. lI'dlrN
it s''u
30 Miss Ilhorltor NtD'l2.
Silt. bred 10 Ions Victor, Bond
Gs>--1 Sold To- Ludwig lrlh'cE
Happy GO st1t.
So. Chicfs Mode, N'"'ii
ll'. bred to Ions Orange sold .o
T Teal Lubbock. s7'i
40. % Queen Orange >l.h.'
uv. bred 10 Ions Victory Bond
Sold 10 !. X. Ray. LaMesl. Siuo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-24
NA>kEE HLPORrERS TOO F\ST
EOU ~pN on I.ipNn GiOhai.

CHICAGO. Feb 80 Traditions ot
Fleet street journalism were brouSut
into plain American repairing Hy
Major u LLOYD George son OF Eng
nnd'a Premier. during Lis recent
visit here.
You're much too speedy for me-.
you American reporters he said t1
90 tlots NJ news hounds seeking inc
toryiows Really. lhhnu have to
abide hy ms custom OF granting
pressmpu interview. only hy ap-
poiutmont Wen make 70 a. lo
O'Clock tomouow morning
And az 10 the next day u was.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-24
VISITORS WILL SPEAK
At LIONS CLUB TODAY

number of Distinguished visitors
a' me BUYERS a. SELLERS Convention
Wil' D.. invited to speak a' tbe m.
monthly maHtiur and luncheon OF 'ha
iiuur Cub u hD held 100 4, Z.
o'clock lf tbo Harvey House Othr-
'huu th' .p'H ng. b. is understood
500 definite prneram bass been or
ranged
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-24

= O. I0uns. of tho cng.pr,riue de-
n.r'marf of 'b, santa Fe. has been
transferred tu tho office oi e. So.
ilarr. chief engineer of thr system
with lD.dIuart'r- uf chicago
p N Phillips cowpHtor Boz the val
rIUhu department OF mo \ O. A s.
= RS TO-. It ih- point hd. resigned
10 accept d position with tbn Suo'aI.
OH Company lt Tulsa.