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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-11
ARCADE TO-DAY
UNUSUAL PnoropLA1


Unusual. novel and appealing is
Proxies" the new Cosmopolitan
Paramount picture, which viii be
shown at the Arcade Theatre today.
The story has to do with former con.
vict who lives straight, but finds II
hard to do SO and who actually COM
mits hold-up and risks imprisonment
to save his benefactor from falling
victim to the willy schemes of another
man to simultaneously make fortune
and to break into society.
There are many thrills throughout
the action which takes place in a pala-
tial home in which Peter, the hero, Is
the butler. AS a result of highly dra-
matte circumstances, Peter proves
himself real man despite his prison
record which is raked up for the pur-
pose of running him, This role is play
cd by Norman Kerry, who has appear
ed in support of numerous stars, and
who is well known TO Paramount pic.
turs audiences. Zena Virginia keefe.
the leading woman, has u highly SYM
pathetic role. The picture was direct.
cd by George d. Baker from his own
sccnario based upon the story by
Frank r. Adams.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-11
People Here and There

+. l.. Ballard, assistant county agent
leador Of the state, was here Sunday.
lie has been in Morrow county on Of
flclal business
Wade Goodman, an employc Of
Sturgls & Storle at Walln Walla. for
merly employed in the store here, was
in Pendleton over Sunday visiting
friends.
G. A. knight, OF McMnnville, who
accompanied VilJulmur Stefansson on
his Arctic expedition, Is here today to
renew his friendship with the explorer.
Mr.. Stefansson speaks tonight at
ChautuQua.
Captain Robert Thompson, auditor
for the Ellison White Chautauqua,
who was Pendleton visitor yester-
day, has seen service in the British
navy. He now visits the Chautauquas
on tho various circuits.
Jay Bones Is registered at Hotel
IcHulcNOHs hls ~ tllpIOSNu "
the United States Geological Survey
and is investigating the river seepage
conditions in this locality. HIS head
quarters are in Portland.
c. A. Swanson left last evening for
O few days business visit to Seattle.
Mr. Swanson, who is contractor and
builder. was recently awarded the con
tract TO build the new schoolhouse at
Stewart Creek in the Pilot Rock re-
glon.
Ted Faulk, formerly captain. OF the
University OF Washington football
team, was n Pendleton visitor yester-
day Faux is now With the govern
ment vocational bureau, Incidentally
he Is a benedict, having sheen, wed
July 4.
Robert Simpson went 10 Baker yes
terday, taking C. Il. Allison, repre-
sentative Of tho Ford Motor Co., over |
the mountain. The road along the !
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-11

MILWAUKEE, July l1.-(U. P)-
Plans were completed today for the
3rd Marne Division Convention, To be
In session here July 10, Il and Is, at
which more than 1900 former mem
bcrs Of the division were expected to
DO present.
The committee has found il advis-
able to handle the gathering on u cou-
pom basis. on registering each mem
Der will receive book covering admis-
sion to all meetings and covering
most Of the expenses Of the conven-
fion
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-11
$3.50 Fines Gwen.

William Gogart was fined $500 sat
urday afternoon by Judge /. NJ Schan-
ney on charge of having intoXicat ne
liquor in his possession at his store on
Main street. The case was tried Fri
day but the announcement Of the
amount Of the fine was not made un-
IN Saturday afternoon. The fine of
"Micky" Madden was $3.50. An appeal
to the circuit court is expected to be
taken. The fines are the result of o
raid on the Bogart place June IL when
a quantity Of VIII sky was found in Bo-
gart's place.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-11
RAILROADS MAY RECEIVE
PORTION OF GOVT DEBT

WASHINGTON, July 1L---lU. P.)--
Indication following this mornings
white house conference Is that the
railroads will be Immediately paid a
portion Of the governments debt.
Secretary Hoover intends meeting the
railroad representatives later in the
day, but would not Indicate the nature
Of the conference.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-11
MOTION
NEWS
ALTA SUNDAY AND MONDAY
MAY McAvoY SCORES AGAIN

When Realurt determined to cele-
brate their second anniversary with a
special production. they combed the
industry for someone to fittingly
occupy the star part in the story
which was written by Hector Turnbull.
1t was not mere chance that Miss Nc
Avoy was chosen to play the role of
the petite French maid, Jeanne Mill
lette, in "A Private Scandal" coming
to the Alta Theatre Sunday and Mon
dav
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-11
ASK U. S. TO COMPEL
JAPS TO WITHDRAW HER
TROOPS FROM SIBERIA

WASHINGTON. July Id. n. -
An appeal to the United States py
he far Eastern republic to compel ia
.pan to withdraw her troops from ST.
IBERIA at the earliest possible da'e
vas contained in a note handed to the
American minister TO Pekin, the text
If which was received mere. slhiial
,otes we're addressed TO Britain ana
China
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-11
Testify Agains, Robr

Testify Against Rohr
Deputy sheriff Il. y. T. Rdgway wil
leave tonight for Portland where he
Will testify in federal court in the cast
against Spokane Whitley" whose real
name il Herman Rohr. Rohr was re-
Gently apprehended here by Ridgway
and he had drugs in, his possession at
the time. He is being tried by the fed
eral court.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-11
BRITISH PEOPLE
greatest step toward disarmament
pincn fhn ,.tnr -
Premier Accepts Invitation

Premier Accepts Invitation
LONDON, July 11.-(C. P.D--
bloyd-George virtually accepted the
United States invitation to disarma-
ment conference addressing the house
of commons, he said he welcomed
with the utmost pleasure President
Hardlngs wise and courteous initia-
tive. There will be no lack Of effort
on the part of the British empire TO
cess" He declared the world peace
depends more upon peace between the
United States and Great Britain than
upon any other single factor.
University President Approves
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Calf,
July 1f.-CU. P.)-David Starr Jor-
dan, chancellor emeritus OF Stanford
University, told the United Press that
President Harding's disarmament
conference would be called the great
est world peace move since the de-
struction Of German militarism. Most
of the trouble and suspicion in the
Pacific has been caused by the Ameri-
cans. English and japanese anxious
for large armaments. 1t should be
easy for those three to reach agree
ments, making the Pacific like the
Great Lakes"
France Considers Accepting.
PARIS, July 1l.-U. P)-The
French government is considering
President Hardings disarmament call
has been learned. following Selden
Whitehouse, the American charge
d'affaires visit to the French foreign
offices. The American was informed
the French reply would be made later
Indications are that France, owing TO
her proximity woul, maze reserva-
tions should the conference consider
land disarmament.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-11

No County Court Sessions
During this week there will be no
sessions OF the county court due to the
absence of the members Of the court
who are enjoying their va ,ations. They
VIII return to resume business next
week.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-11
PASTTME TO-DAY
WHY is A CAVE MAN?
ANSWERED. IN NEW FILM

Can man fight against the tenden-
cies OF heredity and environment
That is the question jacques Jaccard
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-11


Charles A. Rutter Of Walla Walla
was a business visitor in Pendleton to-
day.
Harold Warner returned Sunday
from n trip on which he attended the
state convention OF the American Le-
gion at Eugene. He also spent some
time in Portland.
Fan WOODEN goods viii be down to
almost pre-war prices says j. A. Con.
ley, Walla Walla tailor who is in Pen.
dleton today Mr.. Conlcy, who was
for seven years in tho tailoring bust
ness in Athena, saws that clothing will
be much reduced in price.
"Pendlcton Is tho best town I've
visited on all my trip" is the way J.
". Leatherman, merchant OF Canton
o, expressed his opinion Of the Round
Up town. His car was spied by Perry
Tdlcman this morning, and Perry, feel
ing the desire to chin with a.fcllow
Buckeye neighbor. engaged him IN
conversation. Mr.. Leatherman Is on
his way to Portland on motor trip.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-11
GnrEKs LAUNCH OFFENSIVE.

ATHENS, July 11.-U. PD--Ac-
cordlng to advices here, the Greek ar
my launched an offensive against the
Turkish nationalists at Smyrna
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-11
NEWS Of THE COUNTY
OFFICES AND OFFICERS
Marriage License

A license TO wed was issued Satur-
day afternoon To Ray Thomas John
son, a hardware dealer, and Edna May
Thomas, both of Echo.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-11

Oregon Trail for this time Of the year,
Mr.. Simpson reports and the dctours
are not bad. Prairie schooners that
were encountered with great frequen-
cy caused some delay,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-11

Charles A. Rutter OF Walla Walla
was business visitor in Pendleton to-
daV
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-11

Robert Simpson went 10 Baker yes
terday taking C. L. Allison, a repre-
sentative OF the Ford Motor Co.. over
the mountain. The road along the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-12

Purchases = mndc during April are due
May I. and payable In fun 10y the tenth.
Bills owing for purchns,s made prior
a. April are now delinquent
If the total amount ~ more than you
are able Ia pay ~ nno time. you should
~. your creditor and make arrange
m,nis for Lt,lcm,ni.
The credit man viii meet you more
than half way
n yon work for my you are mcr'
chant nnd YOU muu be- paid to con-
,inuc giving service.
" YOU work for pay you are In busi'
ness FOR yourself" Nuur stock IN trade
Il service" This vuu sell To your
employer. AZ long as he continues to
nay YOU ON certain date his credit
with YOU ~ good iiut should he fail
10 pny. YOU would lie Justified In sew
cring relations with him al once,
The merchant io whom YOU owe las,
months hill In your cmployc. II you
have thcughtlessly neglected his pay
day. isn't h. justified In declining Ia
deliver io your home more merchnn'
disc,
How IL the merchant Ia continue 10
Civ. you uorvicc ur mcr hnndire II he
hasn't IN. money 10 Keen up' You
couldn't continue Ia give service TO your
employer n h. neglected your pay day
could YOU
And then thcr. II another very I'm
poriant point yod must remember "
the entire community " prosperous,
there are more Jobs more places fof
YOU to scll your services,
IN time ~ stress every business man
IL affected hy pnur business. Think
~ uyor-thcrc II considerable food fof
thought aud this II the time for ser
ious thinkers
charge accounts are due the first =
pnynhlo IN full the tenth.
PAY up II you want ~ keep youi
CREDIT rood.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-12

one hundred and ~yenlv.fivc thous.
md dollars viii be- slyed tn the school
children ~ Potter county II the contcn.
tiun ~ Judge n a. Hendricks before
IN. court II civil aprcnls wednesday
is sustained
The case Involves 10000 acres of
nnd IN Cochran county. n h before
The tl,il court at appeals on appeal
from the Judgment ~ District Judge
spencer ~ l.ubhock county. In which
Potter county's claims wor. upheld.
Tho q. g slaughter Cattle Company.
sucreSsnr IN interest to Iinh F"rrcll. T.
appellant
The ease grew ont of the action "f
the Potter county commissioners xiv.
ing = deod to i7.5is ncrs of school
land situated in Cochran ncounty IN
iaas. The dr'd was cNorutod IN con
sideration II n cents mn acre. ten years
after Bob Tcrr,li hid been given an
uiiinn.
IN July 1895 an Instrument d"nomi.
Mating iiS,if contract 90 sale was
mad. To- Fcrr,il hy the county Judge.
Ion n Marrs. with the approval of tn
commissioners court.
An Instrument prrpuried Ia hc n con
tract td Sile IL lands b.lunging tn the
-.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-12
STORM VICTIMS APPEAL FOR HELP
-CNC AND COMMERCIAL. BODIES
AND INDIVIDUALS ARE SOLICITED

which has appropriated n large sum
from it's national contingent fund for
this purpose. the call for funds sets
forth: THE Red Cross also is main
tinlng without cost to the communt
ties involved. a staff 81 rehabilitation
and relief workers who are directing
the work on an economical and scicn'
tifc basis"
"Thc larger work of reconstruction
must now bc undertaken and these cit
i2cns OF Texas put hack an n self
porting basis. Contributions LEGALLY
have been generous and the Red Cross
mas added "a largo sum To these. Due
however. 10 financial and crop condi'
,ions most ~ the farmers and residents
In the storm areas We're In no condi'
iion before tho storm to meet an added
burden and now with their home,
swept away and their property gone are
In critical state and are able tn do
very little toward helping themselves.
CONTINUED on PAGE TWO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-12
PAY UP TO KEEP YOUR CREDIT GOOD
IS ADMONTTlON OF BUSINESS MEMS
ASSOCIATION TO ALL RETAIL BUYERS

Members ~ the Amarillo Euaincss
MEMS association have advertised quite
extensively IN the ncwspapcrs asking
that the people viii pay more attcn'
tlon Ia the prompt payment of their
monthly hills.
They have tried In show the people
of Amarillo that IN order that the mer'
chants may keep In business and give
the service which II expected of them
bills must bc met when due.
Charge accounts are due on the iirs'
and naynhie in full not later than tn
tenth of the month. Secretary Wnlkul
snys:
'This ~ not a new rule. merely TIN
enforcement ~ the understanding fht
mcrchan, had with you when your nc
count was opened.
This II course. does not apply to
written contracts installmcni accounts
or any accounts for which special ar
rang.mcn,s arc made NJ the time "'
purchase. exo.p, In the event that they
should lrcomc dclinqucnt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-12
REPEAL EXCISE TAX TO
BE OPPOSED BY LABOR;
WANT NO SUBSTITUTES

CINCINNATI May H. (By Associated Pres)The American Fedora
Labor will oppose the of excise
tax or luxury and substitute sal es
This policy decided by the executive council of the fedora
here today While official made the
council understood regards effort substitute sales tax for the
shift the taxation from capital labor
the executive council will be Incorporated the councils
report annual the federation be held in Denver
June. ~ri
council decided today the fight obtain the
peal Of the Kansas Of industrial relations law.
will urge that the federation take have anti
anabo legislation led and ito drive prevent
further anabor legislation the various states and
the international brotherhood welfare association
James Ead How Of ST. Louis before the council today
asked that take the necessity caring for
the unemployed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-12

Later In the evening the doors of the
Cadillac garage were thrown open ana
u real western dance was s,agcd.
Men who featured tonigm'- program
ARE l.. l.. narker. NJ. 4. Cram. W. &.
Cleaner. Jake Burkctt. q. \. Wright
and I'D Calhoun.
The meeting II generally cuncc'ied IL
have been the hest ever held In the
city. and there N no doubt hut that
there viii he warmer spiri, of g"
operation In the future ,hen IN the
past. II WIS painted out that u i.uh
hook pros.crs aud expands that Plain
view will NECESSARILY do likcwisr That
friendship will count Tor more In the
end than strife. and that only spirit
of affection viii cement the two cities
together.
Delegates are being cared for In pri
vate homes. and a.'er the last man had
been assigned To- home. u was found
that scxsnSx -fxe ntncr- -SllI14ns Ila1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-12

AUSTIN. Nav ii.-An appcsh 10 cit
izens. civic and business organizations
III Texas to contribute $4,000 for use
In permanent relief and rehabilitation
struck northeastern Texas and south
western Arkansas on April 18th was
formally made today by the South
western Division American Red Cross
Disaster Relief Section at Texarkana.
Appeals for statewide contributions for
permanent relief have been withheld
until this date until survey of the
rehabilitation needs for the siorm'arcas
could bc completed by the American
Red Cross which has charge 81 relief
work In the entire devastcd region.
This survey II now complete and
shows a total Of 50, families who have
lost homes and personal property. OF
which il0 families are located In the
Texas counties hit.
IAN emergency needs for these pco'
Pile have been taken care ~ by local
subscription and by the Red Cross
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-12

was a wurshipp,r at The feet ~ "Pr"pr''
ety.- hut with no ability 10 sense the
tru. meaning e her profession.
William clifford. well known movie
star. flled his par' to r'plciion. as the
newspaper rrr-risr. IT, h q pl'asinE
personality on the stage a. BE- II ~
private lie. aad hts acting was r"rcisesi
With picasurs throughout. Therc was
a snap and sparkle in hts miicranoc-
that hrouEht nrih arer~'ili.sc ap-
rlsn-c.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-12
DUTCH GOVERNMENT
HAS REPLIED To
Mr.. HUGHES NOTE
MINISTER FOREIGN AFFAIRS DE
MES HAVING RECEIVED
NOTE IN 1914.

THE HAGUE. May 1.-THE Dutch
governments answer Ia the American
governments note concerning the Diam
bu oil fields In sumatra was sent to
Washington Tuesday.
u. A. Van karnabcck. minister of
foreign affairs. answering question In
parliamcnt today. denied that Holland
had received In 1914 a note from the
United States regarding the East Indies
oil fields.
The foreign minister confirmed the
statement made Tuesday In the Rotter.
dam Hindelblad that the Dutch gov
ernment soon would issue an orange
book containing the exchange of views
between Holland and America regard
ing the DJambi situation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-12
WORK ON UNO|NG F0R
CHEESE FACTORY WILL
BEGIN At FAIRLY DATE

Fred q. Glincs. of winncconne WIS D.
IL in the city preliminary a. establishing
n cheese factnrt ~ Nmaulip Mnchin'
cry has been ale ted AMI of'i'red and -
ready for shiipeni sr"n ns the huild'
lng j. well under way and other ncecs-
sary pr,imrntioIs cnmpl.t'd
Lot fur the fast0rv has h"cn S'ier''d
according g. gol,stt Amcs. one 81 the
rri,re mowers ~ the cuierpri-c. The
factory il to l.. located on the same
hl,-k 40 the Go.oiwrati,' mundr' "n
T,i.r street. The building u 60 h''
~ ounrr,ie aud tilc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-12
FORMER TEXAS CITIZENS CALLED
FROM DENVER TO ATTEND BURIAL
OF THEIR UNFORTUNATE GRANDSON

Judge and Mrs. Champ Traylor. for
mcrly of plomons were In the cit,
"Wednesday from their home In Denver.
having been called bnck To- Texas IN
accoun, IT the unfortunate death by
drowning. of their grandson. Francis
O'Ncal, seventeen. near Goodwcli. Okla
homa where he was attending school,
sun,iny afternoon. Funeral services
wer" conducted nj the hom. cf the
dead youths parents. Mr. and Mrs. T
J. O'Nral at wilkins. oklahoma. fol.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-12
PLAINVIEW BOOSTERS ARE GIVEN
FRIENDLY GREETING AT LUBBOCK

LUBBOCK Texas May H. Especial to The News)-Sixythree
cars loaded with hundred and fifty boosters arrived here at six
o'clock this evening The boosters joined during the afternoon
BY the Amarillo delegation Of one hundred men.
The boosters were Idaou by members Of the Lubbock
Chamber Of Commerce and escorted into the city, where great
parade was os The parade reached from end Of the bus
ness district the other and 10 estimated that 1000 people WIT.
nessed the All traffic stopped After the parade band
concert and minstrel show given.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-12
Welcomed By C@nlcy.

WrNouNu W sWWs.
The welcome address was delivered
by A. u. conicy. president of the I.ub'
hook Chamber ~ Commerce. and the
response made ~ A. r. Boyd. president
of the Plainvicw Chamber of Commerce.
The tone Il both speeches was friendly
and the point of cooperation was
stressed.
Tonight an the court ward lawn ~
clowns. n 3s.piece hoy band and the
shrine patrol furnished entertainment
for the visitors. Al the shows In the
city were thrown open 10 the visitors
and the Elks put on special initiatory
work. The shrine club also held u
special meeting. \. u. Brown. of Plain'
view. Khiva's ring candidate. put In
the afternoon doing missionary WORK.
and at the meeting tonirh, was given
nm opportunity 10 address memhcrs
- - 4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-12
wife u star

Mary carieson CAirs. walihail. Ia pri'
vaic life, had the audience With hcf
from the first. although II was apIarcn,
that she was acting part In the home
of the minister. liter w'Tk WIS pis'asins.
natural and appealing There WAS ccr'
tain frerh. Spontaneous smack to her
acting that was appreciated.
Elizabeth Dewitt as the maisi"n sister
of tho minister. wns a suc"sss In the
fullest rcnse n tho term she was au
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-12

owed by burial In the Texlinc ceme.
terry. Tuesday afternoon.
The hoy. with n party of companions
vas In bathing. when unexpectedly ~
Si.ppcd into deep water and disappeared
from sight, the body not being rcccv.
cred until the search hnd continued for
five hours.
Judge Trnylor icff last nlght Tor his
home IN Denver. hut Mrs Traylor viii
remain In Texas several wcsks visiting
With her daughter. Mrs May O'NeaI nj
wilkins and Mrs. i,razll az Piemons.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-12

TULSA Okla May II By Associated Pres)-Judge John De-
vereaux aged and we'll known u and former member Of the
Oklahoma supreme died tonight from mysterious wound
received the head and from illness his physicians believes
caused by drug He had esned consciousness after being
found with cash his right eye in 4 local hotel at
midnight Monday company with who now held
in & one had been serving him the capacity Of nurse
for the last two weeks.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-12
LOCAL theatre G0ERS PRAISE
WAlTHAll l---PLEASING PROGRAM

Henry B. Watha with his Taken In at the DeAndi last
evening" the theatre Of Amarillo IN marvellous way
The famous found his TO the hearts OF the people, ana
thoughts Of his mastery acting will nser long pleasant MEM
cry.
Arthur Rucdee Dr. David Skaggs caught and held aens,o"
rcm the very first His interpretations Of the spirit OF Christian
was forccfu and Cne readily gained the impression from ms
vor that the mart was written him. rather than he simply fit
ted himself into the role Of kindly hearted gentle minister
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-12
NEFF ASKED TO SEND
RANGERSTo GALVESTON
REQUEST made BY NAY0R--CAuSE
FOR SUCH ACTION IS NOT KNOWN

be
Nf Galveston telephone
nwhht goveno
o
and aiken nnoacioni them ate as
in Wtha
atte a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-12
SCHOOL CHILDREN IN POTTER.
COUNTY May Be AWARDED LARGE
TRACT OF LAND BY HIGH COURT

sidera,Ion was sis.gs,. 1t was provisied
any part could be- paid before twenty
years with interest ai i've per cent
Iayablc scmiannually, the contract -
h.cone nun ard void II interest reu,sin-
CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-12
ROTARY CIAB VIII. SIND
MEMBERS rO rIsN>NItW

Tho Amarillo I,aafv 'mh VIII s'ni
\ delegation o. i'isinyicw sturdy 4"
t.la usIt An the ornsutfliiin 20 a lse