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The Washington times., 1920-06-26
GIRL HASN'T TAKEN
FOOD FOR MONTH
Palate and Throat Paralyzed,
Liquids Forced Into Her
Stomach Through Tube.

BALTIMORE. June 20.-There Is
young woman at University Hospital
who has not tasted food for nearly
month. In all that time she has peen
kept alive by liquids forced into her
stomach through a tube. She lVes
near Elkridge. Howard county"
About ten weeks ago she was
stricken with diphtheria. She was
treated by DIR. Brumbaugh. OF Elk
ridge, and after a while was cured OF
the disease. But Il was discovers
that the malady had left her without
the use OF her SOFT palate; she
could not swallow. She lost all sense
OF feeling. Her palate became parai-
yzed. Ar,45 .yr
Then the paralysis spread to her
tongue, her arms. and nnaliy to other
parts OF her body. She could not
even speak, the only articulation
being an unintelligibie mumbiing. ~
was Impossible, for her to eat Solo
food. She was slowly starving
when she entered the hospital. ABOUT
four weeks ago. -..,.
Physicians at the hospital inserted a
long. narrow rubber tube down her
throat. Since then she has been given
small quantities of milk and orange
Juice through this tube every three
hours. While she has been able to get
q certain amount of nourishment THIS
way, she has been unable to taste
anything because of>the tube.
She is recovering and the guam
tity OF nourishment has been in
creased The palate is beginning TO
show signs Of functioning again and
the paralysis is wearing away. Now
she can move her arms slightly and
she can say few words in whis-
per. The doctors are confident that
in time they will be able to start
giving her solid food and her ability
to swallow will be normal.
The Washington times., 1920-06-26
TREE BREAKS RECORD.

FREDERICK, Nd, June 26.-Mrs
Margaret l. Sponseller has a cherry
tree in her yard from which she has
picked 425 quarts of cherries this
year. The tree is about thirty feet
high and has given large yields for
the past seventeen years. '.
The Washington times., 1920-06-26
WILL PASS THROUGH U. S.

Balbino Davalos, who has been
designated Mexican minister to Ger
many. will leave today for Berlin via
the United states. the American en-.
bassy at Mexico City has advised the
StSIe pepay'mcnt
The Washington times., 1920-06-26
Ohtain New life BY Taking
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Restore lost nerve force. creating new
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Each package. Contains 20 days treatmsns
by mail 81. c. H. Howells d Co. ~
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Drug Stores and other leading drugvtsts
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Turkish Delegation
Delayed on Way to
Sign Peace Treaty

CONFERENCE.-The. July e.
The Turkish peace delegation found
Itself unable to proceed by Paris by
wa yof the railway from Constaninsa.
on the Black sea, through Bucharest.
because OF aiailway and shipping
strike affecting the Rumanian HINES.
The delegation returned through
French oriaicr. on lis way. through
tho Mediterranean TO Toulon, and
thence TO Paris. The delay i~obvious-
" makes " impossible FOR the dele
gates TO arrive In time for the sigma
ture of the treaty Thursday
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CHICAGO. July 2s.--Absonce Of
selling pressure allowed the whont
market 70 rally somewhat today from
tho severe breaks OF yesterday q
the day before. .
Opening prices, which ranged from
ga TO q cents higher. with Decemper
sass TO S2.41 and March s2.f0 10
s2.d2. were followed by n moderate
general reaction. e.
Liquidation In corn az well as
wheat seemed today 70 rave reached
an end for the time being. After
opening at IN cent OF to IN cent
advance, including September fi.5V&
to s1.fi and December si.24h 10
Isf.gb. the, market, assembled, al AROUND
ana then steadled at about l cent
over yesterdays fininh.
Oats sympashixed with the strength
OF other grain. The msrket opened
x to cM cents higher, september
6sM to 10 cents. hardened a li;ae
more and then tended to sag.
subsequently the bearish influence
OF increasing wheat ~veceipts counter
balance,. word OF lIbt.al export busl-
ness under way II the Heaboafd. The
close was unsettled l. cent net lower
10 x cent advance with DpceUper
s2.a4M and March sA37h.
Talk Of dry weather In Illinois.
Missouri and Iowa counted later asa
decided bulIiah factor In corn. Be
sides, there were predictions OF a
falling on In arrivals. The close was
strong, 3 to gM cents not higher, with
September ef.4a& to &1A1M; and
December si.s7 to si.27h.
Closet:
wheat-Dec., ss,a4Mi March
S2,37h.
corn-sepi.. SLAIN; Dec, ei,27.
O~ats-Sept., 7O%c; Dec, T0hc.
Pork-July $26.65; Sept, S27.4b.
Lsrd-sapt.. $500; Oct, Sig.5b.
Ribs-lscpt., ef6.b0; Oct. sie.72i
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CHICAGO. dnsy as.-Butter weak;
creamery 44@63c.
Eggs unsetteai RECIPES iz.evu
flrsts 4OW4ic; at mark, cnaes In
cluded f2643hc c: storage packed *
traa &c q "A Nc! storage packed firsts
ASH m4Gc.
Poultry. alive unchanged,
Potatoes weak, recelptr 30 cars;
Virginia cobblerH $3.50 WS.O0i Kan
ans and Missouri early Ohios $4,000
s.7b; kentucky cobblers $4,000 4-zb.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. July "a
Butter. eggs ana poultry unchanged.
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FIRST g BALDRIDcE LUMBER CO SOUTH FIRST

d6Ipss g.o1b. tHathet trtttt VA
tie.sb: hoaly wcinhss tie.6oi III ln
steers and aslaaacfs siaH; puis Nte<t&
all weights 4f1,boM fe.o03 roipf18
bulls slow. musiiy ff;tt1
butcher bulls generally $3.50 " a. 3
best she-etoek steady; othore ue4kS
bulk tb.5o61o.sot caanefH 1rH
1850; nlocker cattiq steady
evenly 10 70 rs cent hIBhat than
~1reauny'a general trade; uiHnf held
On MARKET: top 1880 hulk light
and butchers 1880 0tt.c1; bulk
packing soWa ti3.fo1tI 1.te: Eoud
piga largely sf9.7b@if.2b.
Sheep receipts 1905 Western
lambs held steady, native weak 70 Is
cents lowtf; top native {ffsItt bulk
tisN0m1t.h0: good y%earfn1H stt,sef
sheep stoady; Montana wetheFs Ssstes
lamhs Is 10 SO cents lower bulk
si2.s0mf9eo.
DENVER, July 2s.--cattle re-
ceipts 100; market rs cents lower.
beef steers s9.50Wfs.S6. COWS and
helfers $1,000 900; ssockers and
feeders s7.o0@s.so; calves $1,000
$3.50.
yearnnss $3.50 o 1890 lambs sit:cg
KANSAS CITY, Mo, July 2s.--
Cattle receipts 10000; beef steers
mostly steady to strong; some corn
ted higher: top $3.50; other GLASSES
uneven mostly steady; bulk She
stock $1,000 300; few heifers tts.oo
". = 49,. ..I... an -.ANu hNnIAuH Am
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NEW YORK. July 28.-Mercantllo
paper unchanged; exchange steady;
sterling, demand 377h per cent;
cabIos S7Saper cent, Francs. demand
774 per cent; cables 776 per cent.
Time lOnns strong. unchanged. CAN
money steady; high s per cent: low
Z per cent; ruling rate 8 per cent:
closing bid 7 per cent; offered at 5
per cont; last loan 7 per cent.
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NEW YORK, July 2s.-cotton flu
tures closed firm: October s82.4b;
$3i.26; January 5000;
March $30,2S; May $3.50.
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THE MURPHEY SANATORTUM.
For the treatment Of Tuberculosis. Albu.
querque, New Mexico. City. office, Wright
gnrio Bldg, opposite pnstoffice. Office
hours, 10 to 10 d, M, 2 TO 4 D.. m,
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ceased; ) \, Rhia,kst,, " is1, kicks.
4 Az ysa I'VE I
Ethel ID. hlehcia, and Al unknown sInim
ANITA kud Al unknown heirs "A law 81 IN.
known claimants o. interest hafersa v
piainuh In the premises hsfs,n 1enls.efa
You, the above named dei1ndsels ssd
each Of zoe are hereby. notified That ths
s sSsin.. n, yss sg gsli's sash r. yeu e'ii Rs sspss
tksreoi ksiur 70 quiet he DIE * plaIntif
IN and 10 certain real estate situate in Der
nslilio County, New Nexicc. described -
LOIS twenty .tao) and ,wenly.ons (ail
y Block - Lot swo Ssl y Bloch
IN n,oshi os is,, "p's" ~ and and Ias s%hifAsssss5S
AATpn Y HI'sE pAcip,c AppsfcfIlis6N 70 70 ~, ,hs
and DESIGNATED on the map Of said Addition
filed " The effies Of the Probate CLERK and
kM.0ineio Reeerdsr 90 bernalil'o County
You are further notified ihat The. said
action u tor the purpose o. establishing
plaintiffs estate IN the foregoing deseribed
any ~ you may have adverse 70 he estate
o. plaihiin herein In aald premises and real
estate. and that the Complain, - said action
barred md estapped from hsvlng Sny jain,
right. title or Anterest In and 10 the nald
real estate adverse 10 this plaintiff, Hnd
that this Plaintiffs title may be forever
quieted and act at rest.
The name Of tho plalntiff's attorney Il w.
A. kelehcr. whose address IL Rooms 1.D,I
Cromwell BuildiHg Albuqueruue. New Mexico.
Unless you enter your appearance 81 cause
the sans TO be entered on or before the
aoih day Of August, 1890. Judgment viii be
decree prayed for in said complaint will be
granted.
(senl) Clerk.
HARRY y. LEE.
Deputy Clerk.
Dated this 18th day Of July. i99O.
Julyit-2t-2s.AuKukt4
NOTICE TO DEAxBRs IN xinE HOSE.
Bids will he received at the office Of the
City Clerk. unit. Q p. NJ. August llth. 1920.
Of two.piy multiple woven fire hoae; rubber
lining 10 be made In four az sheetA and
are 70 be furnished with bronze couplings to
III hydrAnt connections used by the Albu.
querQu0 Water Department.
The City reserves the right TO reject any
and all bids; 10 accept bid for part or all
Of the Fifteen hundred usuOi feet Of hose.
All bids are 70 have attached certified
check Of the amonnt 81 five (ol per cent o.
the bid, as iiquidated damages, and 10 be
forfeited to the City Of Albaquerque II tho
within .ifheon (t5) days after sceeptanee Of
JAMES N. oLApDINo.
City MapaEcr.
Per II. q. NJ.
July 81 Aug. a.A.T.p.ii
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NEW YORK. July IS. The stock
market made appreciabie recovery TO-
day from its severe reaction of the
previous session, shorts covering Ca
tensivelyu Sales approximated $780,
900 shares. The close wns steady.
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PROFESSIONAL cAHDs is
DIR. S. C. CLARKE

Eye. Ear Nose and Throat. Glasses Fitted.
Office Hours 0 to is a. m. and . 10 5 ;. m.
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NEW YORK. July 2s.-Liberty
bonds finals prices today were ANS
sol 90: first a. $S5i55; second as
ss4 81; first as ss5.64; second AIS
ss4.7si third ths sss:7ei fourth
victory f%s s95.T4.
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Santa Fe Time Table
Ea9
wEsTBoUND-Daily

No. s0e-from VI Paso. 6.3bpm
No, s1Q--From Nj PAso, 7:O0am
No. SOL connects At Belen with No. 2e for
Coast.
No. sos connects at Delen with No. 81
from Clovis and points east and south Of
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a Few Minutes

Of your time spent in reading
this page viii save you many
dollars. 1t will keep you III.
close contact with a market
through which all things can
be bought, sold, or exchanged.
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FoR SALE

p55oo-e. room, twosetorY, pehbls dashsd
~ dwelling. .mqdern, large aleeblna
pngre., good i~eeation, close In, Third
f~50O0-b.foom white atucco bunraIow.
modern, completely furnished. .
.alreping porchee, f~nrnncf. lnvntosiss
liz 'bedroomei scar University.
eSB00A6.room brick modern, corner lot. fine
shade, N. Fourth 81.
t7,0oo-6.roum brick bungalow, inst com.
Rltfed. lbAiltrinN features, hararood
1oots, ffefiAees furnace. Lunk rhfR
Inesgfbn. 7-A fb.i :
Alie other GOOD spsinsss and rssfdsnts
properiiea.
A. 1FLBES0HER
RnAk sBnrAIE. lffHEl AND Al ruMOBILk
4aknuRAhoR. LoAHe.
Pkcns eyt All sou,k fesf,s.
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A SEASONED salesman Of proven ability
can well %tnefsass your business he Is
tors of the age. He can convince. no can
ciinch tho sale, SEEING Is beligving, and X
you haye the goods he can. sell T. He Is
tho advertising photograph. Commercial
department., Hanna = Hanna.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-28

No. i245T
In tho Dlsirict Court, County Of Bornalillo,
State Of New Mexico.
Herbert L. Nichols. Plaintiff,
va.
Mrs, ,Ienpls RhFnehartt all pnknown heirs
at INV d Mrs. Jennie Hhinelsrt+ ~ de-
ceased; j. n. Reinhari and al unknown
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Livestock

CHICAGO, July 2s.-cattle rc-
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ONE good oak dining room table one good
bed complete; one heating stove; Mason
fruit Jars. 1919 South Cornell avenue, Uni.
seryiy Heights.
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FoR .sAI.E-FarnIture

ONE Singer wing machine In excellent
eaRdition and Of late type. 100 South
Cofhell avenue. unIverlIty AeIghts.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES u

Observation-Disclosures house. well located
Kelly, eis West doEd. Phone t67.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-01
RUTHERFORD HERE
AND MAKES TALK
KENTUCKY MINISTER PREiCIIE>
TO MEMBERS or FIRST CHRIS.
TItN CHtRC

Rev. Roy Rutherford pastor of the
First Christian Church, paducah, Nv.
preached 10 m audience which comr1r.
tally filled the First Christian Church
lart night. lilo expressed his pleasure
a. coming to Amarillo and meeting
with the people Of thu city and church.
'JudEc W. T.. Gee presided AZ the meet.
ing and Iniroduced Rev. Rutherford.
Dr. u Thomson. pastor 81 Central
PRESBYTERIAN Church. delivered the In.
vocation. aud Rev Jasper Rogue. pas
tor II the Dalhari Christian Church.
gave the b,ncdictiun.
Following the services. REV Ruther.
ford met with the official buards AMI
81 cured the work here. ~ the close
IT the services many members Of the
congregation and visitors met Rev.
rutherford. n ~ not expected that he
viii give a definite answer % the cali
while here.
Announcement was made that I,oy.
Chalmers Mrphcrsun who had been 80.
cured "a prach next Sunday morning
and night wa W and would be- unable
o. fill his engagement Instead the
pulpit committee has asked John Ccdl
secretary Tor the Southwestern Fed "a.
ti0n ~ thnrtian Endeayur 20 talk
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-01
STREET RAILWAY
CARS WILL START
OPERATION TODAY
TRACKS HAVE BEEN IMPROVED
AND NEW ADDITIONS MADE
~ CITY or AMARILLO

Street ears viii operate In Amarillo
beginning this morning under munici.
pal Management The local system has
been leased 10y the city of Amarillo. the
I'd tracks put In shape Tor use aud
rev additions and cNtcntions made to
the system. giving an east and west
loop The ears will also operate 10
Clonwoud addition aud To- the north
side. No schedule Tor the operation of
the ears has yet been announced, II
being the purpose ~ the management
t. first make "iryout" runs to asccr.
tain the length IT time required for
trips Each ear viii De- operated 10y one
man. he serving both ~ conductor and
motorman the cars being ~ the pay.
type. Robert Bellniny has
teen selected as superintendent.
GUY " Fallcr general manager -
the CITY Lirht & Water Company, who
has had charge of putting the system
IN fhapc for operation. announced yea.
'crdly that all tracks are In readiness
with the exception of the installation ~
q short piece II trolley wire and tho
connecting up ~ a few iails. which can
io done AT future date without inter.
.oring with the operation of the cars.
Street ears have not opcr.tcd In Am.
trillo iur about two years.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-01

chance up 4 IN last minut, ~ wus
demonstrated at Chicago TIL light
beer and wine advocates are working
hard here an much II bcin' said both
Ter an agin ,inkorin' with tho, eight.
zenith amcndmct Yesterday | fcll I'm
with tall. thin spaced delegate that
+ ans Democratic paper In q ncpuh.
lean county IN lllinoy. I'm not adrinh.
i'm man said he. but there's special
.oc,ar.ons when do r,lifh bottle a.
lemon extract. | think. however n
would he Ter better Ter my community
H. have eight az nine regular saloons
with reduction. not 4 sell 4 those who
who drink. Women are takin' up brew.
m az IA cXpcnsc ~ cher trg'l house.
hold duticf an many Il our people ar
dunkin white mule. II used O.
hc dirgraccful q at drunk. but Now
~ an accomplishment. Folks that us.
cd L r,l hum, drunk now come down
town drunk an when they feel q rc.
l3p.c comm ON they've got 4 gu ali IN
way home agin. Theirs peculiar drink
that T. all IN rage In my town. It's
ifNf.N' " l'AhAN NNfAfANN NIN Nf.NA ffN'Nkll
tobacco st,mr. or cigar butts. 4 color H.
u b. L be found In many hin pockets
an ~ effects are Wild an splsmodir
u II impossible L rcacn home under
three days after drukin' one lcmunld,,
shaker fun ~ TN stuff. an wc all know
how reluctant IN average girl would
be L return home under m clrcumstnn
eos. Prohibition don't fccm Z prohibit,
Jcst 80 IN auihOtiticr don't know where
you gnt II they don't bother YOU. az II
you tell them where you sOt IL thcyll
ark you { git en- some Whrr, IN
saloon used . git seventy live ar cigh.
~ cents oct g m poor workiu' man.
IN bootleeg,rs now Kit ,wcrtyfuur dal.
llTE---N ou.nscd- L land father In salUon
when yeu wanted him. bu, t'hy you're
linhh Q flna himstn a-lawver's office
or livery stable. or a hardware store.
uy In III crllar Ms wifc's brother. ~
u man ~ YOU ever met. ig In Joliet prs.
on tday. Ter robbn' q drug store while
under the Influence % lilac water. o.
course many strong. sound arguments
pre- { Dc heard Ter prohibition \ we.
man visitor from rural Indianny re-.
marked { nc. tday. that she that she
wouldn't know what q pillow looked like
since tn country went dry. Eyor'hur
dv IN look'in forward Z tn nominniin'
speech % Spcokn' - Grover ClcYcland
Bcrglull hidtn' L keep ont ~ Wllsua's
war. l'lyrscs :. Grant Cherry. former
Ohio. Republican. will nominate James
". Gerard, Ter IN presidency. Time II
n great lcvolcr.
ABE MARTIN.
copyright. National Newspaper
SCryiccl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-01
PATRIOTISM AND POLITICS PUSH
JULY 4TH ON CALENDAR
SAYS Abe Martin

SAN FRANCISCO, June 3o-Thls IL
IA third day a. m Democratic Nation.
at Convention an after a permanent or.
ganiSa,ion II effected tn remainder e.
IN DAY ~ 1 oc devoted I, rddnn'. Il n
.,ail ey q number g. WashInton writers
that Ia deliberations % IN convention
=, q o, strung out so as L have IN
nominations made on tn ith uf july.
winch Is sunday As II IL not likely
that tn party "a jefferson n hrrl kth'
sabbath It naturally follors that either
saturday ol Monday U be- declared &
Ice tn lth e. July. regardless % tn other
calendar s. you see an IN patriotism
'haintt In tn q. q. T.. even II an m
morality an money is Most e. IA
candidate 'com Z be- hopeful. but M
convention follcrs rumor TN nominate
Govuor Cox, ~ ohio. u seems 4 me
that Cox has allus been Guv'nur ~
Ohio Sometimes tn Buckeye Rcpubli.
.ouns 'lp over T. Secretary O. stale
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-01
HIGHWAY MEETING
COMES To CLOSE

Speakers NJ yertcrday's sessions ~
the annual convention ~ the C"lu.
rado.tothe.Gulf Highway Association.
which closed here Yesterday Afternoon.
were Sumner " Ramsey. managing
editor 81 The Amarillo Daily News
whose rubjcct was a Course ~ Educa.
iiun in Good Road building: u. A..
Davis. vice president of the assocln.
ton rpcaklng ON Good oI;sls Yester.
day, Today and Tomorrow. and Har.
fisun Goldsmith ~ Denver. secretary
- The Rocky Mountain Auto Trades
Afso'iatlon. who pictured the Colo
rado-tothe.Gulf Highway as q Byway
and ~ q Highway"
Tho convention closed following an
automobile ride over the city and
through the surrounding country. a..
iurding the delegates an opportunity a.
inrpcrt roads In this vicinity.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-01
NErF AND his RECORD.

themselves the candidate who
the poisoned darts OF the thus with the
psisn Pat Ne Knowing that he has the field beaten his
Cor the Democratic nomination for of Texas friends Of
Of his strike below the belt
Those who have Net best that his advocate
suffrage
fought for both these issues u and well from the beginning And
they know that Mr. Thomson has been the prohibition ranks but
comparatively short time
Mailing
the leading candidate the
Waco neighbors
they know whereof they speak The follows
ITO THE VOTERS ~ TEXAs WHO BELIEVE IN CLEAN POLITICS
Letters have been mailed the Of Texas
candidates which reference
to Mr. Ne that misleading and supported by the facts
Among other things insubance.
Neff suffrage
suffrage that while he tMr N
ing governor man out of Ns office fighting the woman
suffrage BILL
Chicken salad" suit
justice aoshbOrs de-
that those
facts and that his record We know is as fellows
Mr.. Nctrs Suffrage
opposed and all his public speeches where that
eved that should equal right
N had nothing whatever do with the suit against the woman suffrage
s' and not in connected with responsible for
said suit
Chicken salad" suit.
The contained
employed Mr. Nef defend tina, Chicken Salad boy
The fact that II Terrell who Comptroller who
of MLennn County employed Mr. Net 1915 when the
him Comptroller
Puhibi
pat NJ Ne lifelong pohibonst. HE Is NOT NEW CON
VERT TO PROHIBITION lie prohibition
doing 70.
League of Women Voters very
tuthfuy Practically
this but
law concerning them then these questions will figure their
for
The who the
should be prohbtionis
popular The question settled
upon
Mr. Neff will prohibition faithfully
enforced
I'm 1917 after the legislature had refused submit
hibton prohibition Mcl.ennan
and carried prohibition majority county
heretofore
the the cosedhis
office number
from the liquor ratiee
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-01
". J. d.

William Bryan minority
at the san Francisco convention.
The representing moving
the program which had outlined.
There indication that this will
hitch spite he take his
troubles the
The truth OF the people D. and
II about time that he found They
dceron Of the President during
nto
have been not to serve the people and the
Of " j. Bryan
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-01
Cherries Holding Own.

EF NIIVTIETFI TffTI
BOSTON. June 90 II \ Baird the
"Msraschino Cherry King arrived IN
BOSTON on the liner Canopic with So.
600 barrels ~ cherries consigned 10
him In the hold.
Prohibition has had little effect upon
the uaraschiEo cherry business no.
cording a. Baird H. said that the de.
wand for oolicg" ices and other soft"
Refreshments Ind filled ti.c zap made
hy elimination ~ a." festive cocktail.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-01
PLAY Of THE NORTH
II BILLED FOR TONIGHT

The can of the Woods" play NJ
the North In four acts. will be- pro-
rented tonight 10y Brunk's Comedians
1T their biz tent thcater, Eleventh and
Polk streets under the aupic"s ui the
Harmon Post Of the American Legion.
\ large east ~ actors and actresses
figure in this play. which IL one ~ the
best Ia h. presented by the company
during is engagement In this city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-01

J. T. HARRINGTON. NJ. ID.
S. p. BROOKS
G. ". BARcUs
MRS A II. NEWMAN
KATE GRIFFITH
MRS. T. n. CLAYPOOL
BEN G. RICHARDS. Mayor
DECCA LAMAR WEST
MRS. a. ID. ADAMS
W " wOODSoN
MRS. $. T.. BROOKS
MRS j. II. HUTCHINSON
MISS KATE FRIEND
W. L. CRosTHwAITE. NJ ID.
W. II. MCCULLOUGH
MRS. WALLER s. BAKER
MRS. ELLA r. ROMANS
JOHN W. BAKER
MRS. FRED ROBINSON
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-01
PROPOSED MEETING OF
COMMISSION POSTPONED

Tho recessed meeting 81 the city Com.
mif,i'n which was to have been held
Yesterday for the purpose II selecting
M, typc ct incinrator 10 be- installed
IN Amarillo was deferred until the ar.
rival 81 Commissioner W l.. Cazoll
llp was expected yesterday but did
not arrive.
It Wa also the purposc IT the com'
Uie. lon to take action nan ordinance
regulating parking of vehicles on
streets where the ears operate. This
matter was also deferred.