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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-04
WHITE HOUSE Is
SILENT TO-DAY
Platform Regarded AS Accept
able to President In All
Respects.
By United Press

BY United Press
WASHINGTON. July s.-Main-
tanning silence on all questions az
fecting the chances OF various dem
ocratic presidential aspirants, the
white house today was keenly in
terested in all convention facts and
rumors
Following adoption Of the demo
cratic platform last night. a feel
ing OF elation was very apparent
among white house officials, al
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-04
COMMODITY PRICES

Conditions Indicate No Dras-
tic Price Revision Down
ward - Increased Freight
Rates Will Raise the Cost
of Living.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-04

A Chinese business man in Osaka.
Japan. has built a large factory for
the manufacture OF sewing needles.
This formerly was a thriving Chi
nese business. but was practically
wiped out by German competition.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-04

>~AANA AA~GAA AID Wv AA~AS
Do you know that The Oliver Company working a
addition their present plant that when completed will
cost approximately SloOOOOOO!
you that some of the this mammoth addition
to ONers and South Bend are NOW under construction?
Doyou know that linen NOW placing giant steel
to form the framework of ADDITIONAL units?
Do you know that Oliver Company anxious get this
work finished speedily possible order that the additional
these plants get started on the huge
orders that made this expansion necessary?
Do you know that this Company bringing high
Salarled men to South Bend?
Do know that the Oliver Company building block after
block houses endeavor partly the families that
1T the very near future coming to this city?
Do you realize what effect this will have South Bend Real
Estate valueS-DO YOU?
Doyou realize that every available domestic the city would
leap demand light IF SOUTH BEND PEOPLE FULLY
REALIZED THE SITUATION?
Do you know that there several additions the
city South Bend that purchased ACREAGE PRICES
plated and laid building lots thatmay NOW BE BOUGHT
AT DECIDEDLY LOW FIGURE?
you know that history every other city has
gone through Just what South Bend approacngTHE
GREATEST DEVELOPMENT PERIOD OF ITS HISTORY
that the last lots in all additions sold for about the price
OF the early ones?
DOYOU KNOW THESE THINGS? We GALL know them No
COULD take trip around Oliver and NOT know
them The EVIDENCE there South Bends future long
err speculative SOUTH BEND REAL ESTATE WILL SOON
BE AT A PREMIUM
To wait for the COMING HIGHER PRICES of South Bend
property like negectng the coal bin until the blizzard
hits you
TAKE THIS ADVICE-BUY SOUTH BEND VACANT
HOMESITES AND BUY THEM NOW
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-04

In proportion TO population Swift
erland has many more deaf mutes
than any other country.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-04

NoTE-This announcement made without the sane
the oliver Company the information based
personal observaton-go see work for yourself
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-04

A stork has been known TO perish
in a confiagration rather than desert
her little. HELPLESS brood.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-04
MEXICAN TROOPS
REPULSE REBELS
BY United Press

by United Press.
MEXICO CITY. July 3.-Govern-
ment troops have repulsed a second
attack made by rebels under com
mand OF Osuna. a war department
statement said today. Osuna him
self was wounded and was expected
10 be captured within "a hours, the
statement said.
Jesus Guajardo, who killed the
rebel Zapata was the newest revolt
leader today having formed a small
army at Bermej.llo. chihuahua.
, 1920-10-19

where, the canes are not higher or thick
err at this season that they usually are in
a good years July. October Will be the
test month whether we will have much
more than a half crop, In local provi-
sions continue dear, and imported food
stutfs are going up rather than down
This due not so much to scarcity in the
market as to the terribly high rate of
American Exchange, which has been at
a premium of between Al per cent and
80 per cent. Low prices are impossible
under such conditions ever if the ware
houses were stocked fully. 1t is under
stood that there is still a quantity of
sugar in the warehouses unsoId being
held until the New York market re-
covers, and there are reports hat GER
tain dealers have been caught by the
sudden fall of the market. The general
situation even with reduced prices is
however, eminently satisfactory.
The Cable ship Stephen arrived here
on 21st and completed the laying Of
the cable between Maranham and Bar
bados forming the second section in
the Atlantic cable that is to link up
North America and South America.
But the American Government has not
yet given permission for the Barbados
Florida Section, the American end of
which is buOyed some miles Of Mama,
to be connected with the shore. Bar
bddO8 Advocate Sept. 28tb.
, 1920-10-19
BARBADOS NEWS.

September has given US good rainy
weather, but still the planters cry is for
more rain, and the last few days have
o oeen st i1% badl1 NEEDED dry for I 10 saitg Of fa tbe
still hot, and the springing Of the newly
planted corn is weak. The cane crops
are very backward, although good fields
are to be seen in St. Joseph, St. An
.drew's and parts of ST.. John. Else
, 1920-10-19

ed and wounded IN various CLUES VI Italy
on Thursday during a two hours strike.
Bombs were thrown at several Milan no
tells, and eleven were killed and one nun
dred wounded at San Giouanni.
Havana, Oct. 18th. Efforts continue
to solve Cuban financial difficulties. No
definite plan has yet been sanctioned but a
modification of the moratorium is expect
ed early next week. 1t is claimed that Pre-
sident Menocal's decree paralyzed bank
ing operations and affects commerce and
industry. Sugar c~entrals are reducing
forces, due to the inability to obtain funds
for pay rolls. Havana banks received
several millions of dollars from the Uni
ted States and public confidence is some
what restored. The hope is expressed in
financial circles of the ability to dispose
of the remainder of the sugar crop in the
United States at ten cents per pounnd.
as President MenOcal proposed.
Kingston, Jamaica, Oct, l4th. The
Legislative Council has ratified the trade
agreement with Canada. Jamalca OBJ
tains a preferential duty of fifty per cent
on raj articles, including sugar. Can
ada obtains a twenty-five per cent pre-
ferential duty in return for a subsidized
steamship service, carrying freight at
reduced rates, beginning next January
between Montreal and Jamaica.
Amsterdam, Oct. 14th. Stock quota
tons continued to drop yesterday on SD
gar, rubber and petroleum. Shipping
shares closed below Wednesdays prices.
Havana sugar reached the low level of
six~dollars and sixty cents per hundred
pounds. F~inanciers plan to hold a con-
ference in an ATTEMPT to stabilize con-
ditions.'
Washington, Oct. 15th.-Associated
Press. The sword of Prince Charlie,
worn by him at Court and one of the ro-
mantle blades of Scottish history has
come to the United States. 1t is the gift
of Lord Garioch, only son of the Earl OF
Mar, Scotland, to Mrs. Clarence Critten-
tin Calhoun, of Washington one of the
descendants of the house of Mar on her
mothers side. The historic sword was
delivered through the British Embassy
where it came in care of the Amba-sa-
dor, Sir Auckland Geddes. The words
of presentation which accompanied the
claymore, declare it was sent in view OF
the fact that it was for their adherence
and LOYALTY to the cause Of the Stewards
that the Earls of Mar suffered so greatly
in their estates and fortune that some OF
the family in exile sought refuge In
America.
Philadelphia. Oct. 15th.-Associated
Press. The battleship Massachusetts,
which cought in the battle of Santiago In
, 1920-10-19
St. Thomas News.

0@S 4AO4440O INC De
On Sunday, Eugene HARRINGTON. alias
"Klinker Bill" forced an entrance into
the premises of the ST. Thomas Bay Rum
Co., Ltd. and made away with seven or
eight bottles of Bay Rum. He was
chased and captured. and is now in jail.
Another victim of Prohibition, st.
Thomas Nail Notes, Oct 18th.
We are sorry to learn, that yesterday
morning during the coaling Of the Ameri-
can SIS. Eastern Victor out at the docks
Of the West India Co. Ltd, that two
female labourers were injured, one of
them rather seriously, through the in
stability of one of the coaling stages.
several fatherless children, was at once
rushed by bile to the Hospital. Such ac-
cidents are very regrettable, and, if true,
better care ought to be exercised for the
protection from injury, of the labourers.
The ship wanted 1900 tons of bunker
Goals, but got only 700 tons, and went TO
St. Lucia for the remainder.
She IS nodnd to Sebastopol, and other
Russian Black Sea ports. Ibid.
Inc ouSdt uldIhSb 10. WSdhSLiilS udllJ
and all around US sugar is being sold at
prices which, if not as low as in the good
old days, yet are very encouraging to the
working man, and the consumer on the
whole.
We hear that ST. Crolx is somewhat up
set over the drop 10 sugar price, but can
not understand now so can be the case.
We must all be interested in cheapening
the high cost of living; if any single ele-
memo of the community is not thus inter
ested, then it is not working on healthy
lines.
1t is said, that ordinary brown sugar
is selling at "a cents a pound ia St.
Croix, in the very place where it is
manufactured. We do not know if this
is so. But if correct, the people in St.
Croix ought to kick about it, and import
sugar from Porto Rico, where it can
most likely be bought at one third the
said price. The Government should be
able to assist such a movement, when it
is clearly seen that the population is be-
ing exploited through unduly high pric-
est. h)mGs Mail Notes Oct. 18th.
, 1920-10-19
''EPIGRAMS AND WITTY SAYINGS"

"A maiden is a tender thing" so saith
our old friend Tennyson. Why not salter
it a bit and make it read: A maiden is a
funny thing. hereRtoday and gone to-mor-
row." And that's so, isn't it? my.
it is surprising how fast the girls do grow
up nowadays ! !
When a mar or woman is lighthearted
they are said to be frivolous and there
fore not nice company. When they are
serious they are said to be gloomy and
too boring to be good company. The on
ly way to go one better" on the crowd
is to cultivate a permanent grin and then
they won't know whether you are laugh
ing with or at them. In this WY Youth
soon be able to choose your wv company.
Woman and wine, Sounds mighty fine;
But without money, One stands MIGHTY
funny, And so it's / 0 use to pire.
When a woman says Nc" She inyari-
ably means Yes" and vice-versa.
There's only GRE tine that g woman
means what she says and tkat's WIEN
she says Yes" to a proposal.
Woman's idea about an IDEAL marriage
is for her to spen0 the hard earned eel,
lars. Mans idea is to have 8 cCnforta-
bic home and loving wife. Eut very
often it is tie pretty maid that does both
The SPENDING arc the lCvirP =!
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-20
Uncle Sans Garden
Information Service
FINE POINTS n sPtpi>,. GAR
Di.N LiNi'-iinM 10 ~ "
sl,tEsSt'tii,

pluwmon ana teams are scarce
round cities dnd the smaller garden
dots car often b" sppued t1 much
.rcatcr advinlae, than they can o.
slowed Where there ~, group
4 communist, gardens located on a
lear plot at ground. they cln t'len
~ plow.d ~ thcr ana tpu' con
idcrlhlc lnJor l. saSed. hut the
mill raruon plots especially those
. back yards must b. spadcd \
considerable area t,n he spndsd II
he work b. don" Ii'lr ~ q time 80
bat 10 docs NOT become tifnsumr. \
God job of shading Viii always Iut
h" land IN better condition tnan
downs. but there ne few point,
connection with good spdding that
hCuld be- thctouEhly understood.
nitcd S'n,t Department of Agri'
ulturc specialists '<'lan them as
olloWs.
In the first nlar', the land should
ever be- tullco WHEN II h. 'Ntrcm'lN
vet. The ploVmaE' test ;, To
qurefr together q handful Of fresh
y turned earth ghr IL u s'i'ks to-
:cthcr Boz ball with the inprini
II N, hand tron b.. % , toe vet
on plOWiue or splding llu' VI y
rumhl"e when the pt"sHr. u rec
cared, the soil may be- consider It
Is .nuuEh tr ,pId" ur pillow.
S"cnnd do "Dt iuu thr hui up
n largo ,pdd,tul. BEGIN no orr Fidv
Z Tho Mot and work back and 'orld
ru- M plot. maintaining It
EIgut .u, cutting the soil ~ him
pdUu. rd 'uutuy % ,uhplrtrli
l,,r I. ON. soil does not crumblc
"t1,l, Iw fn' nlrr OF TIN .pad'
nd &c.. b p each ,pJdrUl an
ucdialrh llt'. =. .- tuned. For tins
work IA. ordinary 'uarc.pcintrd
piic , con. .d'r,d the mot dc,lr'
bic. ON loose soil and On land tflt
,us snldcd ur ploWcd during thp 1u.
umu fourtlncd sp4dinr FORK D.
lfton preferable 10 . spadc While
he fnrl viii not tam the bottom
oil to The surface wife a, we'll o.
hr spade this complete turning =
,ot desirable on land that Mas pillow
a ur eIndol .t.t fall. and N" for,
caves the coil IN Nor, finely H.
idrd ,ondii on. The remaining
ump, that oscar" breaking Jirlrs
he .rgdng process should b. pull
,ri,cl within an hour ar So aflo'
he laui BE- turned over This can be-
one i'hcr viii hN stocl rake or VITA
hoe core hcinr taken tn 20 deeply
nGnrh into the sol 20 break M al
lods ma, viii Interfere with plant.
ing.
Tboro Igh pr'A'sa'ion OF tho soN
= tho EoHuotc 10 success IN garden
ug SPADE reasonably deep and
'cc-u IN. lower t'ru'a ~ soil with.
pui hrinrirv ycry much " IA" sub.
.oil ot tho suiia,.. Tho Ingll-h
gardener spt0' $50 or tire length
4 The ,rldc IN d-,ih. worl.ns mar.
ire ibto The subyoil TO a depth ~ J..
W II in'hct Half ~ M" work a.
utilization should be- done hctor,
he so,ds ~ planted In. the g1ldoa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-20
INDIVIDUAL OPINIONS

Because man il a member OF
this Or OF that organization. because
he IN ON the rolls of the American
Legion. or connected with labor
union. ar has Joined the Woodmen
NJ the World. Is NO proof positive
that IN" man IN question has right
10 speak for all OF the members of
his particular organization
Many are too prone 10 advance
ideas for great body Of men OF
women when. as matter Of fact.
the ideas which they advance are
their individual own aud no, those
~ their fellows.
For the American Legion To ex.
press an opinion, the members Of
that organization must vote upon
the matter Then every member oi
the organization may speak with
authority regarding the Lcgion's
sentiments which have been oX'
pressed The same is true regard
Ing any OF the other organizations
mentioned
Misund.rstandinrs ~ the aims
and purposes II various organila.
iions frequently arise as a result Of
rash statements and the organ.Ea'
lions themselves may he more OF
loss seriously damaged thereby. ],
would be- we'll. therefore, Tor nom
bers 20 =" careful In using thu name
( th. or that association un'
.e,. the, are first sure that q ma
iotiiy Of the others who conpos,
these bodies coincide with the view
expressed.
IN the matter 81 the America
tcsluu being inimical 10 union !
bor. fct Instance. one cannot az
Win cru1iuty how the Legion stand.
mi, SO ihorc had been vote upor
he natter Hut It would indeed b.
| ra'hrr surprising To find such In b,
| ,,sr IN Wow - the fact that hun
lred. 81 unlon men are uumbcrc,
lni0n- Tho members ~ tho American
Lection the country over. and tho
! would h.rilv continue mcmh"rshi'
body which they believed 10 h.
nlmical 20 their own best interest.
md m, Interests % their families
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-20
SYMPATHY ron IRELAND.

Into the peace treaty goes {
declaration Of sympathy upon tn
part OF the American people for self
government In Ireland The prin
eiple OF the sclf-deiermination o
peoples IL adhered 20 by congress
and moral support Is thus given thu
natives OF the Emerald Isle IN theii
long struggle 10 secure the right o.
Self'governnent.
Blood has been shed from tim,
3 10 time. durinE efforts OF the lrisl
70 force Great Britain 20 recogniz'
this principle-ihe principle whlel
aeuated the American people vhef
they fought and won the Revolution
airy War.
Thousands Of Irish aud thei
descendants are noW American ciu
1ens and they have made some o
the bes, citizens IN the country
Naturally the sympathy Of the ooun
Try goes out TO them IN their strug
gle for what they and most Ameri
cans considef 10 be- their rights
. In the Hight OF the happenings o.
the last few years. ~ are convinced
that the time IL not far distant WheT
Great Britain will grant concessioni
20 the irish which will prove 10 h
satisfactory.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-20
GAMING foR SOLDIERS.

More than fifteen thousand o
Canada's returned soldiers hg''
been settled upon farms az govern
ment expense.
While the boys were in France
one teard much In the rnltcd States
concerning the free lands that
would be given them when they re'
turned, In order that they Nigh, he
able, with industry. TO make good
fisfng for themselves and their fami-
lies. But what do YOU hear % tho
plan BOW
when the British decide tina, a
measure Is q good one, they so
right ahead and put I, across. When
the measure carried. they put into
full force and effect all 81 It's pro.
visions. taking steps 10 get adyan'
tuge Of the good the measure con
tsins.
The fsrmer-soldiers are addlni
already 20 the worlds supplies
American boys Sttled upon gooC
lands made habitsble by the gov
ernmcnt. ough, to be- able 20 ait
materially In cutting the cos, Of liy
Ing and at the same time the coun
Try would have shown proper ap
probation OF their services abroad
Many young business men lost heay
fly during the war through being
unable 10 handle their own affair
over here at the same time that the,
were offering their lives Tor ,hel
cuuntrT.
what an excellent thing II woult
be n Uncle Sam would assign SOM
expert 10 the task Of gathering to
sether former soldiers and makint
Of them farmer-soldiers'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-20
SUBSCRIPTION RArEs
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eex1hBR or THE ASSOCIATED
pREss
~ Asso~ssssJ Prose IL exclusively
ene1gisA 70 the Zee fu' r"pahllcation
q al news dispatches credited TO u
% ~ '6sAeS~ise credited 10 this paper
an6 also the local hews publishes
~ fisbts OF publication OF specis
aiebGtehee herein are also reserved
Special Associated Press L-aser
IN Ssrviee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-20
MnIrani, Deed.

e.. u. MURPHY 10 T., &. tsuu,N
trim Tor alley purpose. ENchaas'
iicnr, l,idl 70 " ~ Rice, 500
10, =. block % Elklc addition CON
liberation $3.50
J O. Gulekc 10 u ?" Broos li'
I. block $50. Mirror addl,loa 'Ja.
sidcraiton $1,000.
] ". Russell 10 Mollie Mullen
.g l.. of SWl.i ~ section 90 bio Y
|! \ y. 4 VI. Consideration Stn0n.
v. \ Campbell 10 W l.. rampu"il
pdion ist and ~, blocN . II ;
( >. Consideration Sla53"
II. : Richie to Fred T Wagner
N.IU'. lot 90, block 935. plemons a.
iiiion Consideration sl,2ho.
7 Anderson 10 Sovcrt Nc;d0n
10, . block 81. Mirror addition
Consideration ii,l2O.ji
Carrie r. lldrkrider 20 Goo. :
Williams. Ia .. block -. lot 9. bloch
- loi l. block 49,. sll OF block ! -
Old Town Consideration siGc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-20
Public Opinion
INBsH,s STAND

editor ~ the Daily News -
= brialf ~ orrgni,.d lBbor an'
3" 49, ~io.n esion ! would like ="
ssy inai speaking personally ar0
leo Cor "a least % Der cent % N %
mln1 men aud women 81 Amarillo
hIt 80 Irr FOR tho bows who offer
! ara iHsificcd their lives In behalf
Z ih1s who .maiued At fcme BE
NJ 'oWmer ~ rho international
rDih.i hood oi Electrical WorFery
20 loud io Soy that about one
1urtl ~ plr membership actuallY
.sg "'ryiCc In France aud The rest
- h1-y ~ home making hull"t
~ 80 \ T.. +. or engaged ~ sOrl'
rserfiJi y Jrk necessary 20 winning
Z ihc war Buried In tho fields o.
leu ION IN find veterans Of
,. american labor movement who
Fed es al true Americans should
ie f-'tlng for cd and Country.
We rrT huvers and owners ~ l.ibpr.
Beads ana ~ no time rcfussy 10
'elp m, socigI ahc were doinc
'OOh for Tho men overseas. ] chal.
-n-r ans man 90 deny the fact tha'
rrsnI5od lanor did - duty. and viil
~ that light million men and wou
% 80 etll banded together undri
~ banner % labor. reidy {, laf
'or 'h'ir lives Tor ~ freedom thai
NJ forfsihcrs gave u hsy"
v,ar heard II said that the Amer
,an !. giUn is .O.abDssd Oi scai
e'dcrs. II T. true that labor has
con fOid oct film f.ammd aaG fool
4 20 many timos IN the past that a.,
iusi 10 caniiOus % everyone Until
he. h>,c pTCyct their friendship
Ovaid us We are not flmilia-
18th The inner working u the Am
rirru LEGION ard II wouid be- bet
- u ~ we're. Why cont some OF
~ worth. jr.'hcis Who are mem
SER Of THIS society call on the az
sTent union Uf.r IN session and
Nplrin the purpose and intention VI
he AarIican !. sOu. Ignorance will
suaC enmiiy % long - II must
Aist ~ explanation vas made OF
be- floor AZ the time Bro. J. u. G..
poke % Ssm Gompers act and am
ur' u was thoroughly understood
those present. aud ! knOW that
BE- American LcgiCn was represent.
~ this meeting b. several mem
iers aid nc al went away a. frienGa
ogeiher. Capital 10 the enemy %
sbOr and 20 long a. Ga. American
i.egiOn does not ioin hands with or
'nefni".. We will all tight together
az 100 per cent Amer.csnism.
The radicals % tie labOring rls7-
n this county were imported b. ihe
money rfnss 70 make Us compete
With the p@asantfyT Of Europe and
s~n- % Mexico. New the people
mast suffer f0r the wong d0ings 81
h0" cTplofers 90 human lives
md il.s money barOns arr lying u
ilame union labor 70. the gimo'
OrEmiit' I'd by this class. Organized
AMOR 8 fghiing f0r tie good d
sinsn'tr li.s " ~ Join MANS vii
nyOne for this purpose. Thankin;
o. fsT ihls space. remain
H. J 81 INNINGS.
iioneHb
.srv Ans. Labor Temple Asso
res. Building Trades rouncil.
==a-a.a-a-=---
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j. 4. Btrudy 10 burton Roach. sec
ton n. and ~. block . u, ; y +.
I consideration sG.ioo.
V. &. Taylor ~ n"z Inv ME- ot
block ell. san lacinto addition Con-
tid'Iation $4,000
Mechanic Lien.
II VI britt q tal ~ NJ " Ensum.
Tor III. block 81. G. y s Consider.
elton sa.5OO,
\ l. Timmons To- " G. Nndcr on.
Ia ~. block o. rlcmons addition
Consideration Sl,jOO.
l. G. white Ia George 'arr, part
OF lot I. block 2ii, plrm0ns add
lion. Consideration si.5"i.
T.. &. white 10 George Barr, d..
Consideration $4,000
Transfer.
VI W. Easum IN National l. 4
l. Co, lot 10. block =, q. 4 ) Con.
siucration $4,000.
W &. Anderson tu National |. /
&C., lot u. block ~. plomons addi.
ton. Consideration $1,000,
Extension agreement.
r.. T. Mauldin tn W. II Est,ll. 50
81 of 81 l.? ~ SWl-i " 81 ~ az
''c'ior TEA. block . \ u q ~ con
,idoIallon $4,000
Assignment ~ oil icn.r,.
w. T. Hines To- ! - Whlitiul ~.
lll NJ tract GO. section 80, bloch ~
e s. " Consideration $500
l,olllc II. Seals 10 Otis TruloyC. W.
. cot 5 ~ of 81 of ~ OF uf NJ"
vest side of T. 10 of soctiunl
block e. q. . VI Consideration sta
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TEACHERS MEET.

Teacher, ~ the Panhandl" Of
Texas are holding the second days
ession Of the Panhandle Teachers
issocia;icn ~ Canyon. They have
many problems 10 consider and =
rumh"r nf the alilost educational
leaders Of the State are On the pro
cram The meeting should result
in tho accomplishment, u great
good
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-20
AMARILLO WILL MAKE GOOD.

Amarillos census report justice
that ei,y's title TO metropolis u ib'
Panhandle But Amdillo u MAXIM
other claims that are yet 20 be 40
thentlcaied. Dallas News.
Well. Amarillo l. preparing. Jus
a. hard ~ possible. 20 prove up %
those other claims aud before ih'
sumner IL over YOU are going 10 ~
shipping your little fliyVer doSi
here for q load OF gasoline and .
ifstle cylinder oil And rum,
stars. how that nvver will run OF
Panhandle sas and oil.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-20

Take llFRnlNE for Indigestion. II
relieves the pain In few minutes
and forces the fcrmonlcd matter
which causes the misery into The
bowels where II is expelled, Sold ny
al druggists. '6ic