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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-23

8c e. / Sen, bIeu Iiifen ballet inc.
Get bar Ell 8ieboe pcienoc - Funo
- en- al De ~lterite iaunet / nTur."
&noiie. Gen blcp icncrc icrocrct
= ScierSgilbe, bportiI p Nerion
bar inobuOt.
Sire |Drn pna Reiie ira Hurge.-
Sire Born, Oct ploitc # Nar, ltal'e.
De iihIte Ssnoaa opcr ! WimCapoli@
unoerpeia ira Norec til line Sc0ite
forplore / Gram, g Gnt. Gen If.
aariQe Magna Sifen boohc un0cr
ben langc Nciie uGrct iom Nor ior
line ire pn9rc 8reorc. 90 set ina no
til, at bum bnpoe inl0t lit anipar3.
fuloe Spcro paa Ell nlcGct tll'rcos-
itilcnoe Waabe. Gn Sielpciorcnlng
Tor Hciicllbe fog Jig Senba9 oper al
sc imoo Snopanorere, iom ultiou
mart oil iaa ct gobt Stem hos geo.
iteforpIorene, Mr. % WrS. Sobn
Sagpong. 9srrene5 Ntor bar bpo
Tor ct Gnr iioen, oo otter sc iorrlso-
lie Torunitaltninaer tiltraoote De
Heiien ben ste Sltni. 6umilien er
ira Eiteroalen.
Hpucres IriitisbeS Dges. Hsper.
ue5 Griitigbeb / minneapolis raaet
1T @oioepunft iibite 9tonoag, ga M.
". George, ar1iat peo Guafcr Grea-
mcrp, mibt paa life So0en % me-
oen3 10 Ytaro oniat pco Inlrggct
itoo nur % iao bpao fore9if, bleo
iratoaet 70 Hcnqcpnler, inoeboloenoe
$1,000 / a~Ontalter pg Va1ltanpiS-
ringer. Wtr. George bar netop font
men llo fra apntorct meo DC 10 Ncn.
Qepoier, iom ban latte / Illtomobi-
len. og nentcoc iua paa at Wtii@ Hutb
9telion, 8o@iererife, ifllloe fontne no
oQ folNc til 0ontcn. en- Mano
troootc ino pllroielig ben til BAN
meb ippn6t McoolOer, beororenoe
ham i'll at boIoe Npnoerne ipeiret.
nucoen2 en- onoeu Qreh Hoicrne. ge0-
&c ipronq bcrpnn opoper 8aocn,
hpor en- Nutomobil buQlGuS TOM
MOB Dem, % eitcr at bare ite1ne op
! ocnnc bar DC mart %ioriuunone. 90
Is Wirno bieu ioo iprbleffeOe, at DC
nnco oabcn Wtlmo itpb ion ioitNroeoe
Ill Morfen, og ao&iercrifen, ser bar
naact halopei@ ben til gllttonlobilcn,
itrafir Itlm frbiel &rnbcrllc iuci-
ref, orleno Npocrue life ifirufcoc
hcl,oc bcn milloite Spncrfiombco.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-23
Aptttcrin0.

sra Sens Gsc, gGate, q. :. CT mob
.aget fcI9cuSe Sioraa III Srsel tnr
%uuos Niric A.: Sipen SoIbera $50, Slc
81. SoIbcrg. $50. elias HprIanS 81.
Sobn SSmmnnicr SIS. Gle SineIane 50
Nnoli Nuplape SO, Sens Sgc $50,
@tiis 0auiinc Neis Sreien 20 Gents;
ole ira ira Agate. y. Tdt, anercw
Rrilauh. @iobcc. Y. :, $40; Njet Hsi.
ldne. Ycrib. y. :. $40; Serner Climb
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-23

Stans. Iligatoren par fielen iom
en- aat, % pant Tom ben bar til ct
barmere 9limat bapoe ben tit tpffe
o9 parme ltlotpppe at frpbe ino l..
Den bupoe pPret meb ben belle Iange
Ilitomobiltur ira Sloriba, og bar
altiaa mi iammen meo fine Gelpn-
0ere paa Siempei.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-23
@isepmTm.
YrGiiScnt gienOalat.

ErGitbcnt g~ienDalgt. timber oct
aarliQe Weoe al Senner al Norges
Storloge, aibolbt / Waoiion, er Z.
8. Gilbert al @iQnlar, Winn., gien.
palgt iom Yrriiocnt.
Ga Grpsic Gpuntp, iraregnet bets
forlfiellige gper, bar M ct Srobpgs
eerantal al 44,297, Ell Sorpgelie al
3O1 eIer o. Yrocei,t iiben Den for.
rige SolfetGIline / 1910.
8ub @laabrrbpit. Sra Stepcns
Yoint mclbes, at Der iaar er Sper.
flob al @laabpr / Eortage County
iuapel iom | belle peitligc @isconiin,
% at Snbbeitninsen M er paabc-
gpnot.
8mt ornfmet. @illiam 8unber.
ion, Sen 6-aarige Ssn al Mr. og
Mrs. @iliam 8unoerion al Gbippe.
ma Sails, brl,fneoe forleben slften i
2afe Yofcguma. 8ittten par falot
no fra @rpggen pcb &alpor Camp.
ions Sortmcropbolbsiteb % gien-
farlotes / fun ire 6oo opbt @ano.
Surbbrr bringer $1,000 pr. Ncre.
Gl1 Wanb boenbe nGr Soopimitb bar
al en- Sorbberieng ub9isrellbc finn
en- Sierbebels slcre, iolgt Scr for
$3.50. Wonben reqner lit 2anb at
bore prrb 5000 pr. Mcre, men cn
eneIte Mcrc al BET beplantet meo
Sorbbrr bill altioa paa ct Iar fate
al Jig $1,000.
SfogarbciSerncs Streif forfeit.
ties. Sem Slurorebe WeOlcnmtcr al
Sfogarbcibcrnes Union i &binelan,
ser, hpilfen organization bar pcb-
I~ioebolot Ell Strcif iibcn 3bie Mai,
bar cnitenmig bcil,lttet at fortirtte
Streifcn cnonu / minbit 90 Gage for
at iremtpinae lit Sorlnngcuoe al otte
Sinlcrs M%rbeiosbog.
Mpocr fo~rnlpffct. gn Iutomobil
iteotc forleben iolnrnen meb ct Eos-
iogcrtog pna 600 gnnen NOR slu.
burnoole, % Wfil nprbeitenfor Ste
pcl1s Tpint, og Mrs. Inna Slatoif
blcp b"pbt poa Stcbet mebcns bent
bcs Ssn % Iatter fom aluorlig til
itobe. Gn iicrbe Eerion / Iutonto'
bilen blcu cgiaa ifaoet.
Scrnbanepcrfitco brrnSt. Ghica-
90, Wilnollfce & Ct. Taltl gancnS
HcparatlonSpcrfiteo peb Den pcitligc
llofallt al Otilipoltfce or ncobrGnot
nleo ct Cab al $250,0O0. Spcr 100
8ooappone blco 2uerneS Epp. %erf-
itebct bar en- mere ello alminbcliN
itor @pgninN, ncnllig 100 SOB
lang % 500 SOB breb. Set bar life
poaoiit bporlcocs Sloen par oritaaet.
Srai Ell %bcbnarcuoc Gnfe. 6eorge
u. Sloibcr al Gan Claire bar til Gbi-
cu1oS Epliti befluget liz pper at bapc
miitet $7,t0O aontantcr o. Snpfs
fer Ian,t Sen &pinbc, bpormeb ban
nplig bar blcpcn i%orlppet. 2pilocn,
ser iagoe. Jig at pGre Gnfe % beb
Mrs. Mabel Barter al Tbilubelpbin.
ntcbte Wr. Slaihcr / Sos Inaclcs %
Niorbc iaaoant Snotrpf paa ham, at
han life alene itrar iorlopcbc Jig mco
bcnoc, men gap bcroe ogioa Snlpf
fer iii en- TTrbi al SD, 100 llnocr-
pcia sitoper til PHILADELPHIA, bpor
IPr. Tlaihcr baubc Ell Gorrctning at
ubicrc, itanicbc oct lpffclige Tar /
Chicago. Ser enbte BOG Yfr. Slo.
ihcrs SortrpIlelie paa eli llgeiaa brat
Tom nbebogelig Waaoc, ioet life ole.
ne Sen beoaarenbe Gnfe iporlsS for.
iponot, mel, n,eb hcroe DC $4,000 /
apntantcr han braHtc mcb Jig iorat
biuoe Ell &auoel nebc / Giten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-23

Hapio Gitg trller o.177. Nciltl.
tatct az lioIte NoIfctPllina or Tor Ga-
pio Gitp, Of Den mi bar 5,1U Sros
bpagere. Icttc CT Ell Tnrplclic Al
l.g23 cIlcr 1919 Vroceilt llocu 1910.
Sagliturm peb Heoelm. Ter mel
Dea ira Ncoclul. al Ell &aaIitorm par
gaaet Qicnncm BET melt fru2tbare
Stroa icroeuior Npcn. Gen onrct,
teoc Sfooe porierroe ira % i'll 80
Yroccnt.
80 Mrnb mco brmffet HrNrab.-
WeorNe Sloth oN III. Sponc'a, beaac
al Sarge, bar iorlcocn urr earring.
ton lloiat for Ell NutomobiluInftc,
hporpco sc bcaae fupffcoc Npgraocn
og blcp nGitcn belt lumncoc. Ger
iuaora / Sen pUItcoc N~iitonobil at
bore iuloet @epiicr for, at WTnoc,
ne bnpbe beiattct Jig nnco %rrloc'
piuaiuoimri9linG ira CANADA
llluciast planlrNses. Honchcrc /
Smcancn Al Gong Tinc Ni!lS, life
lan9t ira Gamp Grcefs, lraacr Tla'
l,er til Ell itoriInAcu lllpeio9t, lonl
ifaI oihcloca Den 25oc SNlli. ll!pen
bar / Scbci al Giutercn % Naarell
frUpct iaa itor Sfat blatbt llngfura
OF SOAR, at man III uiI forirGc at
bIipc Sen fpit. Set er Sen tore graa
lin, icn bcricr / oisie Stre9.
Iuaen Sfabc ucs Hmit. Ser or
life lrnoer Grill ON anoct, enc at
ocn icrtc Hllit bar beaplbt at hcric
inoliac Iorth Safotas &pcocaGrc o.
onrettcnbe aoifilig Staoe paa tent
iaaet @rp,, men mani boaber Spg'
oonrmen cr fonmcu for lent I'll at
lfobc ben t~ioliacrc &pcoc ! iloaell
r~rpneprroia @rao. Happcrter ira
10 iorificaiac Stcoer inoen Staien
piite. al sc ipheitlige Siitrlttcr CT &c
crcitc, bpor itprre Sfabc or anrettct
pco Nlit, mcocnS hcn | norollGe De-
lie ncppe nof icrcfomncr. StlTrin9
al @pe 90 Napre par Den 2Ooe be-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-23

lamb. Berth, y. 9. SIS, siIiamncn
$125.25.
Tat til 8iberne, oeriom MI Ilerc piIoe
giere li9eiaa. Yengene fan ienbes 81,
rette I'll Ears 8. 6nufIanb. Woi pr.
N~let!etore, Norse, iom oil ~tpitterc for
famine. 0eber 8. 0unb,
8irooila, Nis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-23
Euro Safpta.

Hapio Gitn truer 5.777. Rcilll.
tatct al iioite GoIfctpllina or Tor Ga-
plo Gitp, at Den mt bar 5,7O Sno.
bpagere. Icttc CT Ell ~,Sprplclic al
l.923 cIlcr 1879 Yroceit 'l0cu 1910.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-23

gDnbt / Moniom County. 5 Smea-
i,er al Gasiclton, Gais Gountp, oe
/ oe pberite ipbpeitlige Giitrifter benz
tebes Sfipring al Speoe at bile be-
gpnoe 10 Gage eler 10 Tiger ienere.
Wieb gi,nitigt Geir / 2ebet al DC noe
tie ioa Gage antogeS SbeoeapIingen
ionl ct belle at blipe tilfreosltillenoe.
@anf plpmbrcs for $4,000. @s-
uere bar tiblia Girsbag Wtorgcn
plpnorct gorfcn / Sberon, life
lor,at ira Winnemnnfon, OF er ullo-
ili,prc meo $4,000 / &ontanter %
2ibertp @onos. sc meIoreS meo en-
itor Mutomobil at pebliaeboloe en- ro-
icnoe Sart sitoper, men oa ale SEQ
Ringer isrenbe no fra @pen bar al
~ifaorne, bengif Ser noqen Sio fpr
man flInoe irtte iig / Sorbinoclle
nleo andre @per. @onfcnS brailoirie
Spplbing og Eengeifab bar iprPn9t
iltpffer.
Warmatb.| anf nnbcr Hceeipcr.
Ser melotcS oen 20be bS. ira 9is-
nlarcf, at Mopofat theodore SipcnS.
aib pilbe b!ipe ubnppnt til Mcceipcr
for Sarmers Stute 9anf al Wor'
matb, bpiS 0pre lilffeoeS eitcr Or
brc al StotcnS ganffommiSlion.
Guaranty GepoIits @oaro bar poa'
tagct fig @anfcnS Sorpligtelicr, be-
lpbenbe iiq til $4,000, % bill MOB.
tooe gartfenS Gienbom. Get iainle-
sc Cab pe,rtcs OF bile itao op / $t5,-
600 eIer $4,000, bpilfct bill uore'
bcS al Guaranty Sepoiits 5ono.
Tarlig Stiaing. 9u. OIion, Ell
Hnncber llGr Concrete, bar f~orleocn
nleo lin Hioebcit falben neb / en- al
@oiponbet grapet 6orbpbninN Der
DC beage blcp ~liagcnbe / belle 10 81
mer, fsr De opoagebcs % b~eiricocs.
Soften, Ger life funoc reiic Jig igien,
laa paa SlionS @en, bporpeo paiaa
hcnne par f%aitbunoen. Ger bar for
reiicn Ell cnbnli iterre Sare, ibet SSe.
item unbcr lin Sparfen tr,,ebe meb at
rulIe belt oner og beroeo forrne til
at Iigae oper WanbenS Sopeb og
fprlc ham. ,Sor at forebpoge Ell iaa'
bau Teo grop Slion ntco i'm 2onmre.
tnip Ell ioo flor Sorbpbning / Sor'
hcrL Of Soncbet Der fltnoe bore no
Q~enlunoc irit, pm Soften ritIlebc Jig
ppcr ham.
Gunntpers Tulfemrngbe. Sra
niu2blreauct / Waibington inblpb
n srleocn GpQuuer angaaellbe Eeiul-
totct al SoIfctGIlineen / flere af
gtorth TafotoS Gountper. Spgaper.
ne inbbciotteoc fun 9o1obefoIfnin.
gen. ioet anc @per trlles iGrifilt.
Sicfep Gountp bar 10,499 Snbbpg.
acrc, cn Soreoclie al $50 eQer 81
Erocent liben ocn iorcgaaenoe Golfc-
telling / 1910; Nelion County TO-
362, Sorpgelie 322 eller % 8ro-
cent; Naniom Gountp 1858, Sor.
eaelie 1878 euer 1913 Trocent;
NichIano County 20,SS7, Soregclic
1928 eler 60 Trocent; Sargent
Gountp 1856, Torsgelie 453 eler
40 Groccnt; Srniu County 1908,
Toregclie 335 cIler 81 Yrocent
gloams Goluntp 1898, Torsgelie 1S6
eIler 81 Grocert; Malib County
1908, en- Sorn1inbifclie al 413 cl-
Ter 81 Trocellt, og @ottil,eal, Go,tl,.
tn 15,109, ogiaa piie,tbe en- Sor.
minoifclie, iom / bette 3ilfrlbe be.
lpber Jig til 2,1S6 eler 1916 Tro-
cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-01
Chicago Motor ShoU
 Ends Successful Week
Display of Cars of More Conservative Design Than Public Had Anticpated-Cars and Trucks to Visit Other
 Cities for Exhibition Purposes

strikingly new postwar models, promi- nent among them being the Napier, His- pano-Suiza and Lancia. No such revo- lutionary tendency as was manifested in these cars was evident at the Chicago show, with possibly a single excepuon, and this exception struck a new note in the field of body design rather than that of chassis development
 On the whole, the Chicago show pre- sented continuance, with slight changes, of models that have become standard during the last few years. Even the tendency toward special coior eff fleets, which contributed so much to the picturesqueness of shows in the past, was strikingly absent, the majority of manufacturers preferring to display their standard product
 The entirely new models on display at the Coliseum and adjoining buildings would probably not exceed a half dozen. hotels, the showing of new cars would not rise above the grand total of dozen at most.
 Among the new cars at the Colisersn the outstanding examples were National. Cleveland Mitchell, Overland and Mar mon, though the changes in the latter were but slight notifications of the pre- ceding series, while at the hotels the new H. c. S. and Lafayette were the chief attractions.
 In the new National, an entirely new type of body design was seen, record ing an improvement fit to rank in inn portance with the mechanical develop ments recently brought out in Europe at the London and Paris shows.
 Through a new method of body mount
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-01
Breeding Place of Wars

From Syrian elf-Determination" by
 Jackson Fleming, in Asia" maga-
 zine
 What power is to have the mandate for Syria? The Arab people do not choose France. Outside of the Leba- non they ask emphaS Scally for Amer ica or Great Britain. And since the Lebanon expresses as it's paramount wish the desire to be under the same mandatory power as the rest of Syria. irrespective of France, then it would seem clear that the whole of Syria should be entrusted to America or Great Britain.
 But the voice of the Arabs is not the only consideration toward a just political settlement
 Let us stand together in near Asia we two governments, America and Brtain-but let us stand alone in near Asia. in order that we two peoples rnay the better understand each other. The question of the division of the ter rtory which we should take in trust is not so important. Whether Britain retains only Misopotamia. and we as- sume responsibility for the rest of the former ottoman territory, with per-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-01
DAVIS SIX SHOWS . MASTERY OF DESIGN
Morrow Calls Attention to Importance of COrreIating
 Mechanical Units

Skill in designing and years of experi- ence in successfully building automobiles | are recognized as the distinguishing marks of really fine motor ear.
 In this connection L. c. Morrow calls attention to the mastery of design em- bodied in the new model Davis Six, which is distributed locally by the Bunch-Morrow Motor Car Company. lie also recalls that the George W. Davis Motor Car Company has devoted ten years to the building of motor cars and attributes the success of the new models to the ability and skill acquired through this experience.
 Design means far more than just the exterior and interior beauty of the car. says MT. Morrow. The real work of the engineer lies in correlating the pest available units with his skIfully exe- cuted plan, thus producing a car of uni form strength and endurance, as we'll as beauty and comfort.
 Tt is in this correlating of high grade mechanical units that Davis particular ly excells. The company has concen- trated it's efforts in producing one chassis for the five models it Is building. It is putting into that chassis the best units that can be bought. These with Davis skill in building and taste in creating the bodies of the cars result in produc- ing a distinctive series of automobiles"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-01

ing, by which the sides of the car are dropped 3Jk inches closer to the ground and the conventional high running board apron is eliminated, the new National has been given a low, road-hugging ap- pearance comparable to the costliest of European cars without sacrifice of road clearance.
 In addition, the car is featured by a new high efficiency overhead valve en- zine and numerous refinements of de- tail which make it one of the outstsnd- ing examples of mechanical improve ments at the show.
 The new Cleveland attracted more than it's share of attention and the Mitchell, Overland and Marmon also were con- spicuously in the limelight.
 At the hotels, the new H. C. s. easily ca blurred the palm in point of interest, this snappy four passenger design, incor- porating a host of original ideas and comparing favorably in appearance with the most costly cars at the show, being constantly surrounded by a throng of ad- mirers The much heralded Lafayette car also drew more than customary at tention.
 By and large, however. the dominant characteristic of the 1920 Chicago show was a spirit of conservatism an ad- herence to established traditions, with very little radicalsm in evidence.
 It is believed that many of Ele Amer ioan manufacturers awaited the outcome Of the European shows before starting their postwar development, which would augur a more comprehensive showires of the new models at the Chicago show in 1921 than was registered in 1920.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-01
ALABAMA ON U. s. l..
 BATTERY MAP NOW
Col. E. L. HigdOn Heads Organiza- tiOn Handling Battery In This State-PrOspeets Bright
 for Business

Alabama has taken it's place on the L. s. L. battery may and the U g. L.. service station sign will soon be fa- miliar sight in the towns and cities Of this prosperous southern state,e says the January issue of Flashes" the U s. L. publication The Higdon Battery Com pany of Birmingham recently took over the U s. l.. distributing agency for the state. Col. E. L. Higdon, well known citizen of that city, is behind this new Alabama U. $. l.. central station.
 The state of Alabama, because of population, wealth and consequent tre- mendous influx of automobiles in recent years, is looked upon as one of the most tempting battery territoes in the south
 Colonel Higdon well understands the battery possibilities obtaining in his state. To cope with them he has had plans drawn for the entire remodelling of the company's present building on a large scale When completed the central sta tion will be one of the most up-to-date battery repair and distributing stations in the south. A system of U. S. l.. serv- ice stations, second to none in the coun- try, will be established throughout the state. Lee Higdon, the company's sales manager, will supervise the organization of this system
 'The central station has another bat tery expert in the persons of Percy Hig- don, whose wide experience in battery re- pair work fits him to superintend the stations service work. It's only a mat ter of months now when the name of U. S. L-coupled with the Higdon Bat tery Company-will be on the lipe of every automobile owner, the colonel says
 "The Birmingham U. S L. central sta ton represents an important addition to the list of U. S. l.. distributors"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-01
Ancient Falls of Niagara

Niagara Falls, natures American masterpiece is merely the successor to a grander cataract that, aeons ago, shook the forests about the present site of Thorold, Ontario This opinion is held by several engineers who have inspected the local excavations for the new Welland ship canal reports the Popular Mechanics Magazine. Here, tensniles south of Lake Ontario and the same distance west of the present waterfall, precipitous ledges have been uncovered, over which water from Lake Erie is thought to have poured in seeking the lower level In support of this theory is aduced the remark able evidence of the rocks themselves, these bearing unmista1able signs of erosion through countless years.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-01

ch'vsgo' January sl-After g weeks successful run, Chicago's awenueth an saual automobile show comes to a close tonight, when the passenger cars and trucks that have been on display here will take to the road for exhibitions in Minneapolis. Omaha. Kansas City. st. Louis, Boston and other cities that have similar shows scheduled for the months of February and March
 The Chicago show. like the New York show of three weeks ago, will go down into history as having been display of cars of more conservative design than was anticipated by the general public
 The London and Paris shows were fea- skured by the debut of a number of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-01

Then let us plant our strength and our principles together where the cast faces the west, where intrigue has long been foulest and war clouds blackest, and where are being drawn the issues which must decide the fate of western civilization.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-01

haps joint supervision over the resert region; or whether the British take the mandate for Syria also, all this is sec ondary to America. It might be bet ter if America should take charge of Syria. That would bring us closer to
 the British in certain sense W,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-01

should be dividing Arab rule and the rule over the desert, which would make more imperative Anglo American un- derstanding and cooperation That is supremely important.
 The League of Nations will succeed only if we two nations stand together.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-01
SEE OLD, FADED GARMENTS TURN NEW Diamond Dyes" Add Years of 
 Wear to Discarded
 Garments

Don't worry about perfect resulls. Use Diamond Dyes" guaranteed to give a new, rich, fadeless color to any fabric, whether it be wool, silk, linen, cotton or mixed goods-dresses, blouses, stockings, skirts, childrcn's coats, feathers. draperies, coverings.
 The Direction Book with each pack age tells so plainly how to diamond dye over any color that you cannot make a mistake
 To match any material, have drug gist show you Diamond Dye" Color Card.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
COMEDIANS UNABLE TO
SHOW At FIRST PLACE
NAMED DUE TO Protest

Brunk's Comedians who wcr, brought
Lurc for an engagement hy Hanson
Pest. American Legion did not stage
u cir initial rnow hast r,ght as % result
81 the refusal ~ CITY Engiuo,r ~ -.
Jones o. permit th mlmr mr1i 90 thr
Ciiy llrht & water Company Goo com.
rect clecf..r hups Gao 'hc ulh's iu thn
rhuW ooHgrr'e ;.rt u,wwirs fh. N-
cant lut opposite t.. trl rHi Iu.IuH
Jones' action p rii wH HH r
CITY Ordinance So e.' which prohibits
iho operation ~ tent shows Within To-
certain drF.guated houniuN ON MOI.
city
The msnlr.msut ~ ihr chow Hr
iounrod nsf nlrh, tlnt th. vacant l't
az Eleventh .ni rulk Sr.Hi had h,.n
cured and that the t.ut would De-
moved 20 that location to-day The first
nights bill "Tl. Country B.y" will
h. given there tonight
Member. 0' 90 ,Neouty. committee
- the local poet Of the American Legion
sppeared Def r- the cts Commission
some week ago and requested that the
ordinance nrohlhi,inc tent shows within
the fire limits be- suspended in ih" par
,lcular case 81 Brunks Comedians Boz.
nsmuch az the company would h'
brought here under the auspices ~ the
Legion, which organization would ct
n percentage of the receipts under The
contract with the show company The
,,..n,hars ~ IN, commission 40 that
time stated that while they could NOT
give permission to show within th'
fire limits they would enter into gen.
eral UNDERSTANDING that the city would
rot interfere provided no complaint WIS
filed. members Of ihe Legion sid
The ordinance upon which Mr Jones
based his action Is headed. An ord.
nance prohlhiting certain shows per
formances and exhibitions within Ger.
tain limits IN the CITY II Amarillo. ana
in Il are set out the kinds ~ perform
nnce that are prohibited from being
held, given 81 exhibited upon tn
streets or under any tent ~ IN any air
dome within the above defined houndi-
t,es. provldei however. That nothing
herein shall b. continued O. prohibit
any performance In regularly organized
e,,era houses or theatres AMI provided
further. that the provisions hereof shall
40, be construed O. prohibit chautuqua
courses or entertainments given Dos am
s,eurs for charity" The fine siiuplnt.
ed for each oifcnse IL $50.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
CALLS RUTHERFORD
MINISTER WILL
PRF ACII 10 CONGREGATIONS
WEDNESDAY Ninlli

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