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dHhtu.
Long Collins grinned.
Reach out your hand. Ranse
fruesdell," he said, and you'll
touch him. And you can shake
his'n, too. II you like. for he's
plumb white and there's none bet
ter In no camp. -
Ranse looked again at tho
dear-faced, bronzed. smiling cow
puncher who stood at Collins's
SIDE. Could that be Curly? He
held out his hand. and Curly
arasped II with the muscles of a
bronco buster.
II want you at the ranch" said
Ranse.
"All right, sport" said Curly.
heartily. But l want to come
back again. Say, pal. this is a
dandy farm. And ] don't want
any better fun than hustlin' cows
with this bunch of guys. They're
all to the merry merry
At the CibolO ranch-housc they
dismounted. Ranse bade Curly
wait at the door of the living
room. He walked inside. Old
"Kiowa" Truesdell was reading
at a Ndblts
"Good-morning, Mr.. Truesdell,"
said Ranse.
Tho old man turned his white
head quickly
How Is this" he began. "why
do you call mo Mr.. -"
when he looked at Eansc's face
he stopped. and the hand that
held his newspaper shook
slightly.
Boy" he said slowly. how
did you find out?"
It's all right" said Ranse, with
a smile. Il made Tia Juana tell
me. 1t was kind of by accident,
but it's all right"
You've been like a son to me, 4"
said old "Kiowa," trembling.
Tia Juana told me all about
it," said Ranse. she told me how
you adopted me when was knee
high 10 a puddle duck out of a
wagon train of prospectors that
was bound West And she told
me how the kid--your own kid.
YOU know-got lost or was run
away with. And she said Il was
the same day that the Sheep
sh"arcrs got on bender and lert
the ranch
Our boy strayed from the
house when he was two years
old" said the old man. And then
along came these cmigrant
wagons with a younSster they
didn't want: and W. took you. I
never intended you to know.
Ranse. We never heard of our
boy again"
Hes right outside. unless I'm
mighty mistaken" said Ranpe,
opening the door and beckonlng.
Curly walked In.
No one could have doubted The
old man and the Young had the
same nose. chin. line Of face. and
prominent light-bluo eyes.
Old "kiowa" rose eagerly
Curly looked about the room
curiOusIy 4 puzzled expression
came over his face. lie pointed
to thn wall opposite.
"Where's tho tiCk-tuck? ." he
asked absent
The clock" cried old "Kiowa''
loudly. The eiGht-dny clock
that used 10 stand there WHY
1io turned to Ranse. but Ranse
was not tN-ra.
Already a hundred yards away.
NAmiros. the good f'ea- bitten dun.
was brIring him eastwgrd like a
racer through dust a~I ra~ar-
ral 1ow@rds tn" Earr1" - los
O1m0s
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ROOMS TO LET.
Furnished Rooms.
18Th ST n W Il4h-

Second floor front. in bachelor apartments.
bath: plenty Of hot water. Phone Main
lcn7a or Franklin 24G9 se14-Tt
1908 LoNGFELLOw ST, Iith ST. HIGH
lands-OnP or two. furnished with sleep
lug porch; second 1oor reasonable. Colum-
bin 81. sel4-St
COLLEGE NOMEN-PLEASANT HOME.
oN"elleut board: many privileges AS
S0tlArE COLLEGIATE ALUMNI HOrSE.
Wet 707. seI4-3t
al IRVING sT.-FRONT ROOM; SOUTH
"rn exposure; gentleman; $40. Columbia
70GG-W. Sel4-st
1919 ALLISON ST. Nw.-Two FURNISH
ed second floor front rooms; near bath Co
Nmbla 1884. sel4-St
S'25 COLUMBIA RoAD-sECoND FLOOR:
electricity: unlimited phone: suitable for
gentleman. Phone Columbia SOC se1I-8t
I222 EUCLID SECOND FLOOR ROOM FOR
Two girls; private home. Phone Columbia
sol. sel4.gt
1918 KALoRAMA ROAD Nw.-sECOND
floor room and board fer two young ladies
Phone North $50. SeI4-8t
Mt. PLEASANT-ATTRAC FRONT
room: southern exposure; electricity: gen
tlemen or employed couple. Phone Columbia
977. sel43t
lCli 18th ST. Nw.-ROOM IN BASEMENT:
!. h. X. permitted; suitable for two: CON
genial. Franklin 5I33. 'sel4-8t
l5IG ST Nw.-RoOIi OVER GARAGE
for shop or storage. North 1913. seI4-St
So 2l~t ST. NV, APT. A: PHONE WEST
4S6-TTO home-like front rooms upar bath:
use cf phone. sel4-3t
SOC0 CAMBRIDGE FtACE-NEATLY FUR
Li>hed room second floor. adjoining
bath. $50. Phone West 155s. seI4-st
2O3S PARK ROAD-LARGE FRONT ROOM
for girls; overlooking Rock Creek Park:
ami: private home; family Of adults. Co.
lumbia il+5-J. sei4-3t
3S12 JOCELYN ST-C0MFORTABIE
room: separate beds and closets; Chevy
Chase: references. Cleveland s22. sel4-St
1902 PARK RoAD-LARGE FRONT AND
back rooms; reasonable; electricity. Co
l2m5ia 79Os-w. se14-st
26iO UNIVERSITY PLACB-LARGE NEW
~ furnished room: twin beds: electricity:
ami; two gentlemen. Columbia 9T3T
III CHURCH ST-rHIRD STORY FRONT
room. urxt TO bath; private family; geu-
tlaman; so. sel2-St
1929 o ST Nw.-LADY OF REFINEMENT
f05 r ST NE.-CAPIT"L HILL: LARGE
front room: finely furnisbed quiet: eIec.
seiO-Tt
NEWLY FCRNIsHED, CLEAN. DOUBLE
rooms for several young ladies desiring
real home privileges in best northwest sec
tinU. near Dupont circle Phone North 4Osi.
ses.Tt
NEATLY FURNISHED R0oM; GOOD 10.
cality: gentlemen pre1e1ed- COS B at.
ne. Se5-4t .
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PRICE S3hz5

18th 4. 60. north of T-nn~, l,ania ave.
rear tho intersection u Tpt"Tar ave. )
siN room. modern. pres brick E"u-r. three
ro ms 10 a floor. Deep lot. Terms.
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FOR COLORED PURCHASERS
PRICE $500

Drama -0sd. 4 siN-rDgm Colonial house.
Modern. Terms $40 cs,h haiaHrr 81. -
"sr month. inrlrdiaE payments aad Interest.
Tlo,, hn,~as will rrlt ~ this money. Suit
able fvr hume or investment let as show
Won now 10 bay mouse with your rent
money.
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PRICE $500

& y. So. near Pennsylvania ave. 4 six
r"nm house with side and rear alley Very
deep lot. sold TO close an cstatr An vacr
~ gLtrG
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Houses For Sale.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
3l4 Pennsylvania ave. Sc.
PRICE $500

Fifth ct. one hundred feet from East Capt.
trl. 4 ten-room. modern. tapestry bTirk
house. with hot-water heat Monthly ten
anCy. Terms.
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PRICE 5000

st. ne. between 3rd and ath sts. An
eigbt-rpon modern brick house foT- rooms
u floor This nnighborhool I- centrally
locsted and the house Is Offered &" ,lr~" ~
estate. Suitable terms can b. arranged and
possession given.
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PRICE S6.500

A -. Sc. near tho corner Of 4th ~.
nine room. modern press brick, hav-wIudaw
house: bot-water heat Terms.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Lost and TouRd.
LOsT-POCkETBooK ONTAINING
certificate National Leather Co with
owners name, Reward. 1T46 Mas. ave.
NV. Phone Franklip 52IO. sel2-3t
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EMPLOYMENT
melp Wantr1-f1eInaic.


Help waHird-FemaIe. 30
T0UNG WOMEN WANTED TO LEARN
telephone operating. salary. SIT per week
to s'art: s2l per week beginning Of Af;h
week and regular increases thereafter.
Lunrhes at cost and pYid vacation each year.
Apply at ROOM 500. - 18th st. NV. The
Chr,apeIke & Potomac Telephone Co.
Help Wnnted-MaIe. III
PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT Z NDE n
good working conditions for young men and
ridHlN-Agrd men who can furnish at least
three letters Of character refsrence.
WAGES FOR MOTORsiEN AND
CONDUCTORS
Fi-st three months. l~.............;i .;ic per hpur
Next nine months. hs.............. per hour
AF;ar one ycar.................5G 5Gc per h0Ur
Full credit for former se-vivp with this
"onpunr and 80. PER HOUR GIVEN TO
MEN WHO HAVE had ONE YEAR OR
MORE CONTINUOUS ENPERIENCE With
"rIEE COMPANIES IN THE PAST FIVE
IEAIS.
Apply Tue-dav and Friday after p. m,
ESIPL DTMENT AND INSTRUCTION
DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON RAILWAY 4 ELEC CO.,
18th and East Capitol sts.
sc9-tf
EXPERIENCED MACHINISTS,
firemen, brakemcn, also boiler
makers. Apply BALTIC. & OHIO
LABOR BUREAU, 2426 Eye st.
nv, between Q and II a. m. so
white and colorcd msn for track
work on BALTIC. & Ohio r. R.; ship
daily. Phone West 3S2. Good
board and quarters. scT4
SOLICITORS wANTED-CALL AFTER , 90
p. n. ".s + Il. nv. Eoo.a i. >elI-s;
WANTED D-WOODWOREER TO WORK on
auto bydIes. Apply ;. 5. C"IsMoND.
rear % 3rd -. ne. Se2.tf
NULCAEIZER: COOP SALARY TOR EN-
pert: chance for advancement. Cul at
one. lil $ 81. NV ,rlIIt
CANNhSSERS FOR WORLD WAR VET
Grams parade program. Call f01 II st.
Nv. sel4-3t
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JOHN F. DONOROE & SONS.
3l4 Pennsylvania ave. SC.
SeI42t
$3.50.
POSSESSION


J. P. JER%AN. CITY AND COUNTRY
ProPHrts 32j-2G Rond Building. l4tA sod
NsNr York ave. Msin ll5i. Ju28 SGT
SEVEN ROOMS. r HAIL. BATH. EIEC-
triCity. hot water Ecg,. siare roof. porcbes.
cellar. attic: lot 4oxSy: $500: 5000 cash.
GEO. c. WALKER. kresGe Bldg, llth 4 q.
aU2S-tf
BEAUTIFUL SEVEN- ROOM HOUSE, WITH
hsth. at Iyonhurst. Arlington county. Viz
ginia. near Washington Colntry Club. 80
feet from electric Cas station: brown stuccO;
southern exposure. semi-incl0sed porch. hot
water beat tcual m CELLAR. open fireplace;
unlimited water supply furnished b. autu-
matte pump and motor. servants room and
toilet; fine garage for two car. benhuuge;
beautiful lawn. with c'e-EToers ard tUees,
privst hedge awning 1t laN tert front.
containing about uc- acre. This house IN
perfect condition. Owner rnmpeiled 70 leave
business IN Wu>hlrE In: inuEJiatc posses
sion. Frire. si2rOU far l8o-trct lot or SO
600 for S0-lOot lot Terms. - UNn ash. bal
ancs monthN. Property MAY he insDecirI
by calling &. ". S&lTU, Telephone Clar, n
don 500 F-I@ or ~ 1. Sei2-Tt
NEW BUNGALOWS CELLARS. PORCHEs.
ntriys. Hn"de-n: v8C3pt; lots l60N221, Hy-
attsvilln: .NI h!0ch> cs'r~. 81 500: $500 cash;
c. wilkcr Kenois Bldg Iltb and G. sts.
jul5-91t
FOR sALE-RY OWNER NEAR WEST
cru High School: ~ rooms and bath. fur
na,e heat Phone West 2gI1. scl2-lJ
suburhnu-F-ur sale -
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
Musical Instruments 50
HANDSOME LATE MODEL UPRIGHT
piano IN dark mahogany finish. slightly
Uscl' Wen known MEX =. Lincoln 90 ~
Pu avr( So >eIl-Tt
Beautiful BABY GRAND PIANO: RIOS
tn nuke wonderful tnBp: in. splendid
condition. Lincoln 81. - Pa. ave. e.
sell-1t
PHCNbGRAPHs
All Makes Repaired.
7ld II st. NV. Franklin 1915.
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Miscellaneous. IS
BROKEN CAST IRON
and other metals welded. wELDIT CO.
80 New Jsr-er ave. nw. Line. 2"63. sol9-f
LCnBER. BRICK. DOORS, SASH. SHEATH.
ting. nDcTiuG with white enamel. Kitchen
siuE-. la-atures and bath tubs: uew wall
hoard NJ big saving: "ue-plY gusrf
ru Hrg Sl.5i upr -Guare. made ~ Cartain.
tEsd Go also Two aud three ply SIDNEY
!. HE'uINGER HOUSE WRCCEING CO.
9th and { Is sW. sUl3.0Ot
Diamonds and Jew~Iry 80
Two SMALL DIAMOND RINGS: WILL
~lcrihrc $50 and Si5. BOX lI0-C. Her
AID office. seq II
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Preparation for those who desi
to engage in kmericanizstion wor
or to become Social Workers.
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subUrbnu-Fur sale
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Department of Jurisprudence
Department of Citizenship

Graduate Law Courses leading {
the del. Degree
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-21

JuN u, thf hipw II;
'Sioclr. American mills. north and
south. of American lint cotton, July 81.
1899 pm ccnsus i,20a.0oO bales.
European mill stocks, July 81. 1929.
ia. 100000
European port stocks and nfloat for
Europe, July 81 1920. i2993.Ooo
T.pl July ~. 29i2.OOO
American mill stocks. north nm |
youth pf lint cotton. october L. 1919.
773 600
European mills stock october I. 1929.
unfortunately 800 600
European puit steaks and nflunt. Oc.
t'h,r =. uOl 900
"ro;ulR 22iinoO
Decrease lint cotton since July a.
71N 600 bales.
I'm other words there WAS a. shrin.,.
age ui stocks 90 home aud abroad and
in European supply uf about 500 0Ol
bales ~ lint rultup--a vacuum that
must ami vii be- fiilSl when the market
b. permitted o. settle down To- normal
,uulti unf
In considering these fivuros We are
dealing with ~" present not with ~"
pact The upset due In q large pas;
90 th, srlrpa ~ holders which have &C..
upt'l upon consumers. uua"ttlug hu'li
urds ~ th, Nm, cannot De- uihprwig"
than temporary and VIII hardly affect
The Years con uuption as whole
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THE SANTA FE.

The Santa Fe railway is swiftly
being returned to pre-war condi-
lions. according 10 statement
made by President W. l.. Storey
during an inspection trip OF the
system.
Close attention Is being given
by the management 20 the track
age and equipment. all efforts be
ing bent toward having all OF the
physical properties OF the road
again placed in perfect condition.
and at the same time increased Ell
ficiency in the movement 90
freight and passenger trains is be-
ing noted by the general public
from week To week.
1t was not entirely the govern
ment's fault that the roads were
run down at the heel" during
that period Of abnormal condi-
tions and nerve wracking strain,
a strain which was felt more sew
orally by transportation COM
panies than by any other lines 81
endeavor. But we believe that
the private owners have already
proven that they are fully able 10
bring about for the future an eff
cheney even greater than the pre-
war level and the public should
seek 10 cooperate with these
lines to attain this end.
Public cooperation may help
Yes. il will not only help, but the
cooperation OF the public is abso-
lutely essential II the railroads are
10 give the very best service. This
help can chiefly be given in the
matter OF loading and unloading,
with the utmost speed. all cars. in
order that these cars NAV be
moved promptly by the railroad
companies and kept in service at
all times. rather than 10 be al
lowed 10 stand on sidingS and
contribute to the liability columns
OF the railroad ledger and pilier
the shippers private pocke,book.
II is encouraging TO find that
President Storey is well satisfied
with conditions as he finds them
On the Santa Fc line, Il is hard
TO please a Santa Fee official in
the matter OF efficiency. and il
the president OF this road likes
conditions as they stand, j, is not
strange that the public has been
doing no kicking"
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fluoncc. but that has been by no means
entirely responsible for the cotton
pnnic. let uH look AT the government
figures Tor the months ct August aud
September, 1890
Actual Consumption.
In face ~ nll the talk about rcduc
tiun uf Cunsumptiuns. We find that the
mills north ana south consumed at
American cotton from August / o. Sen.
iomh"r 30. NNl.UOn against Hi3 900 ~
the same time lu-t Nrlt O. doDrrt.r o..
only $4,000 bales This then was not
where the Shoe Punched as tar hs d..
m'sii" consumption WIS concerned
when the mills h,mmc Informed of
~" growing fears ul the southern pro.
durrrs uf q decline IN value thpy fril
back un their supplies Il raw cotton
and daring the tWu months used NJ
ilG coo bales col their reserve Tutkt
Thus un July "a. the census said mlls
north and south had held 20n 600 bales
IT American lint cotton while ON Cr.
tuh'r DO" same authority gave them
% total - only ,I3 400 hnl,s iu sop
TENDER, IN fac" 1T the punicky f'cliu,
that was spreading in the spot market.
the southern mills consumed 2Ni ono
lul'i ui INT cotton and they held o.
naming but about 2sNl 900 bales, a.
about one months supply
Gives Comparison.
Comparing a." situation now with
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GREEK OUTLOOK CLOUDY

The grave illness OF King Alex
ander OF Greece has given rise TO
much quiet plotting on the part OF
various European nations. each
hoping 10 be able 10 extract some
advantage from his death should
il occur.
Paris reports are current TO the
effect that an English prince,
Arthur OF Connaught. is likely 10
succeed 10 the throne. and that
pour parlors have already been
begun in Athens to that end. The
prospect OF having Connaught a.
their next king. however. is none
too pleasing 10 the Greeks. who
fear that that would result in the
lately rejuvenated kingdom be-
coming a second Egypt, with
Great Britain in the role OF
benevolent protector.
IL Is an open secret that Neni-
zelos. the prime min stcr. hopes %
establish a republican form Of
government in Greece. should
Alexander die. with himself a. the
first president. lie commands 4
stiong personal following and
',ould make an a','c executive. but
the great mass OF the Greek, arc
inouarchistic ratrer thar dcno-
C-af'r in their .Dndencie, ard
would greet the prospect OF re
public with little enthusiasm.
The present king Alexander. !.
popular with the great mass Of
his subjects. who hope earnestly
for his recovery His father
Constantine. who became a ma
tional hero in the first Balkan
war. when he took \ prominent
.part in the overthrow ~ M,
Turks. sim retaIns much ~ hi.
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Bank Arranges to Make
Steamship Reservations

pr1pl, IT Amarillo and vicinity who
in 90 travel hy water Ur to shin hv
'cnmyl can Ia the future make all ar.
IuErmvrts and purchase tickets m
Nmarllio The Amarillo Bank and
rIua' company has been appointed as
he representatives ~ several steam
nip lines. and will handle their bus.
ness IN this section - the country.
" Z Portland II - Louis was iu
amarillo yesterday IN thc interests ~
te Gunnrd Lines. which iHClud" IN.
'urard steamship 60, Inc. Tn" An
hor Line. ana The Anchor Donaldson
..np. and while here made the sppoint
Iynt ~ the Amarillo Bank and Trust
upany a. IA, agent fur these lines
The details viii be- completed within -
ar future and the service viii b" -
ed o. the public
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BOARD Or EQUALIZATION
CONCLUDES ITS LAB0Rs;
NO TOTALS YET SECURED

The beard q EQUALIZATION. which
was appointed hy the city commission
nrs 90 pass on the rcndiions u aNpny
crs q this city. ctnpletcd their work
lHst night. II was rather late when
The work was finished. and the mem.
hcrs oi m. board did not add w the
tails. and no definite figures can h.,
liven on their activities yc.
The b,ar was IN session through
Dut Monday. TUESDAY and Wednesday
I'd during their session. many tax
Layers called upon them. and prc~.n,
"a Glazing iur reduction ol their rem
d.ti0ns.
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CARD on THINKS.

We wish 90 thank uur friends fol
'h'ir Kindness ana sympathy durinl
he death and burial u our daughter
tn" beautiful flowers will be- remem
,efsd forever
Air AND MRS. i. g. MARSHALL
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CITY TICKET OFFICE

\ committee oi the klwani,
Club Ia, been appointed To- see
what can be done 10 bring about
the establishment OF a downtown
ticket Office. to be operated Joint
~ by the railroad, which enter
this city. This is a most com
mendablc movement and will save
many a long walk or ride 10y per
son, desiring TO make Pullman
reservations and &C, their tickets
well in advance oi the hour of
leaving the city.
Amarillo has passed the stage
of the country town
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GOVERNMENT HELP
IS UNNECESSARY,
DECLARES EXPERT
CONTINUED From Page onej

more siurinrly the reported sllos lt
TIM" leading Texas tyutprs have
amounted iu more than 500 600 bales
Futures have porfor,y followed
spots. the pressure having been uc.
counted hy sales g. hedge spots
Theories Advanced.
Various theories have been ma
Nuur'i for the scare mainly the
question ~ financing unflyoahlo 90.
tiudr 81 the Federal Reserve bank ugl
tiEht money. NylthHr IL these. how
ever. should reasonably have prooipi
htvd practical paniy. calm thinkers
vsid,r there was uo more reason Tor
rushing tor federal aid than during IN"
"nNy bale" period II lHli The argue,
ana justly 80. that W. marketed in p3rt
ana carried over without outside aid
The heavy remnant q the most stupcn.
Guus crop produced that year IN face
81 ~, worldwide wnr and 40 time
when the touth WIS infinitely poorer
than 40 present. They know then that
nothing hut cotton was selling many
cents per pound below the cost Ut PR.
duCtion. but that u was bringing lea
than ~ actual market value. oven 10
face ui adverse European war cUud.
tons and the promise ~ an IhuurmIllv
larrv production whirh finally proved
o. hc 1oUU oOo b'lcsi and they tnoy
that IA, pluir could only De- temporary
War ur o. war the world needed our
cotton and that u the channels ~ trad
were hurkrd for time a way would
b- found Ia open them Ia the near ~.
turc,
War Market
And what did We do We marketed
that year more than was ever marketed
in any year In the history NJ the trade.
and n -" dld not got a. much Tor our
bllpr MS We should h1y, done. we laid
the foundation Tor an upward trend
that brought more money 90 IN" south
fairly earned, IN IA" years that followed
than had over before been obtained in
cur history why then. should Wc after
four Siauns loo which our raw cotton,
including tho seed. has exceeded IN
value S7.g7o. 600 Goa halked at carrying
q few million bales pending q tempo
rary lull fur demand Has not that
very mll been Enlightened hy the sense.
less and unTcis0ning fears 81 pro
duCers2
"Of course everybody knows that the
governmental efforts to reduce the hirh
cost of living hly, exercised some IN
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JAMESON URGED TO TAKE
MAP TO COTTON PALACE

: map showing the agricultural pos
abilities ami development ui the Pan.
l4rllv country. which va. u fa'uu
q The exhibit ~ the piubllt Plains
llWh'I 60 commerce ~ the ln'rIut
iDuil wheat show in Wichita. Rams
ul NAi.h wts returned tu Amarillo
Tuesday was 90 such an interesting ma.
Irr that SECRETARY , u lHWisun he's
'.yn invited o. take % az tho Waco Cot
frn palapr. whirh viii omen next Tues
Uay. ~" ms alrp been requested "a *.
Hihi the map - Illinois NJ fairs 40 an
ltiy date.
Tho map will ho placed in m" ufiic'
. th" plnhandl-plains chamber ,i
.uu .I., WilU" within q f-w Gays.
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popularity among the soldiers
whom he led against their ,radi
tional Ottoman foe. and who
would gladly see him restored to
the throne which he lost through
the pro-Germanism OF his wife,
who is a sister OF the cx Kaiser.
The Duke Of Sparta, elder brother
othe present. king. i, another who
would have strong claims to the
throne should Alexander die \
monkcy-bite has certainly stirred
up lot ui trouble in Greece.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-21
ADJUSTMENTS
THE MIRACLE MAN" RETURNS.

Published originally as novel ~
.Irfcys Magazine written hv Ffani
-. Packard and later dramatizcd by
,rDrT" NJ Iuhln ana pres n'ed with
gtnomrnil success ou broadway
i.Urg' Lrluo Tu,ker's production.
ihr MlIa,l" Man comes a. ~. D.
ld tht-f,T today fDr e return show
rg OIL requested hy hundreds ui Am1.
llt's ls'st peuiile.
A. "a Paramount picture this absorb
~ stony has been hailed hy the critics
on" ~ %, finest productions ever
zen IN the screen
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-21

paiiv News wart Aas hrinF -ssuiis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-21
THOMAS MEIGulN lT MISSION.

W
The Prince Chap" viii hc sren t'
fe Mission theatre today. II b. an uu
-ually attractive comedy ~ artist liz
o. The Soho tlUn ~ London Thumli
fe.ghlr frs che l.udi's role thst q O.
utimruiI young sculptor. and In.
.r- Theodore KnioN. kathlyn WI
mr rud Charles pglr 1r. ulro in ~,
HFt Olga pr.niz'lu furnished 10,
enar.o from Edward pcmcs wu
uUHu stag play.
-
Dear Llf'ls Fl0u Jane.
Sweet little flower
Shug lsH been her -fiy
Nfl i1 wus 'ir hour
WL.r g. % Looked down
Co. Heaven above
Ana Dl.-i from J q M1rshlll'H
home
The child VI, ~ dearly loved
How sad viii b. 10. home
Sine. God has taken her away.
but God IN Ills mercy
surely knew best:
AID iliil. Ti'l Jane VIII he
"a Aug'l 1pl hle gone o. rest,
tf-- " r p,ss..nNe-rs'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-21
APARTMENT HOI 81 TO
81. READY JAM AIRY

The three story siartncni house un
O. construction on South Polk street
longing % Dr. -. Roach viii b, com
Iactcd by January ! There viii De- 81
lms. - apartments ~ three and four
.ruls each, with private bath and Law
Itpry for each apartment, and viii b,
}. dem M c.,ry deiAn