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Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
|S . SUPPORT REC'D BY AUTO CLUB

You're off on the right foot this time brother.y GO to it. we're for you.'' Step on 'er-we're right with you.' These and other enthusiastic expressions are coming in from all parts of the state anent the organiza- ton of the Automobile Club of Ari- zona. State headquarters of the or ganization is being showered with letters from all parts of the state congratulating the leaders of the movement, for starting something that is bound to be of vast benefit to Arizonians in general and the mem bers of the club in particular. From the tone of these letters it is evident that the Automobile Club of Arizona will have the support and co-opera- tion of a large majority of the busi- ness and professional men of the state as we'll as it's peace officers
 T am only too glad to cooperate with the club in every way possible" writes ]. NJ. Polhamus, sheriff of Yuma county. His letter is in re- sponse to a request from the club that he accept membership cards in the club in lieu of cash bail in all cases where members are detained for alleged violations of traffic regu- Ia tAOnS A idA 6S AdlnDCE Ok oti4ll4nt replies have been received through sheriffs and chiefs of police through out the state
 Engineers connected with the vari- ous county highway departments are cooperating with the club in furnish ing road maps, which will be of great value to the club in making up state and county road maps.
 W. w. Lane, county engineer at Florence is having a county road map brought down to date for the benefit of the club.
 W. c. Lefebre, county engineer at Tucson writes "We desire to CO., operate with you in this endeavor. and will be pleased to forward any additional information which we may be able
 As showing the good will of the bank of Stafford, Stafford Arizona. A. H. Perrin, it's cashier, writes: We will be very pleased to co-operate with your office in any way, and during the time the bank is open will be pleased to give such information as you furnish us regarding roads, etc. We shall also be pleased to give out folders regarding the roads, and do anything else to keep the good work going"
 The club will maintain branch headquarters in 30 cities and towns of Arizona, and S. J. Ross. president and general manager of the club is now busy in making appointments of representatives care being exercised to secure citizens of high standing in their respective communities and who have centrally located places of business. Appointments for 20 rep resentatives have been accepted to date and the full list will be made public shortly.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19

Looking real tire Here they double Monday s the will be out of and will b
  the badee
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
Mail Orders

Mail Orders
 We fill mail orders same day order is received, from our im- meme stock of all sizes. Kindly describe fully tire you want. siv- ing seeond choice of makes to insure quick delivery. We are selling cheaper than eastern mail order houses on STANDARD makes of tires. Send check or money order for half and we will ship parcel post c. O. D. for bal. anee, subject to your inspection and approval.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
BURKE PURCHASES
 SHERIDAN FROM
 GENERAL MOTORS

An important announcement i'm the automobile field comes from Muncie. Ind. to the effect that D. A. Burke. president of the Sheridan Motor Car company. has purchased the Sheridan from the General Motors coporation It is reported that this deal. which in- cludes the plant. large amount of land adjacent. factory equipmenr and the name and good will of the busi- ness. involves about s5.000.00
 Associated with Mir. Burke as one of a number ofs prominent stoclSholl- CTS in this transaction is w. C. Du- rant. founder and for many years president of General Motors.
 It is rumored in automobile circles that this is to be unit in another great group of companies to be head ed by Mir. Durant. who has already been successful in organizing one oi the largest industrial groups in the world.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
ANCIENT F0RDs DISPLAYED H
 SEAT HE SHOW

Two of the feature events of the Seattle Automobile show, held short time ago, were the appearance of a Ford car built in 1903 and the first Ford racer which was driven by Barney Oldfield at the beginning of Intelligencer's staff photographer took good picture of the 1903 model Ford and published it in connection with a story of the show
 The 1903 Ford, carrying a party of officials was driven to the scene of the show. The car, although having to pull up a couple of good grades. finished strong. It was greeted by a cheering throng at the gates of the show. Another car of the same age limped into a poor start on the trip to the show, failed lamentably before the route was half over, grunted along on one cylinder and died with an audible sigh of resignation at the side of the curb.
 The attendance record for the show was splendid and on many days rec ords were broken. There were many fine pictures exhibited and a com prehensive display of accessories was made. .'Chugging and panting with many creak and grumble,~ says a newspaper report, but nevertheless still capable of demonstrating the speed of it's early days. Barney Old | fields first racing car rolled to a | stop before the gates of the Seattle Automobile show, arriving as a com plete surprise to the manager of the
 show and the committee. It arrived
 in Seattle from the South and was
 escorted to the show by the William
 l.. Hughson company branch"
 A brief history of the racer was told and retold. much to the interest | of the crowds who gathered about curious as to the record of the famous
 car.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19

Three Japanese officers are now studying in England, France and Germany the various kinds of air planes. and possibilities of gas. and also the manufacture of engines. They will stay abroad for three years dur ing which period they will act as government agents for the purchase of machines
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19

broken as never before in the history of the company.
 The average daily production has been about 4,0S2 which is the highest ever set.
 Not content with having smashed daily production records five times during the first ten days of May, the daily output mark continued to be boosted
 cars and trucks. This was the high est. But six days later it jumped once more to 4.1o7 cars. On May 20, it again set a high mark, when 4,144 cars and trucks were built.
 This made the eighth time in 20 working days that highest daily pro duction records had been superseded.
 The national anthem of Uruguay
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
CHANDLER CONQUERS
 MOUNT DAVIDSON

SAN FRANCISCO. June 1s.-(Spe- ciaD-Mount Davidson. the highest point in this city, has been mastered for the first time by an automobile.
 A seven passenger Chandler, con taining five passengers. was driven to the top of the mountain. one of the most difficult and stiffest climbs on the entire west coast. The trip was made without mechanical diff culty of any kind.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
FORD AVERAC[S
 4,032 DAILY IN
 MONTH IF MAY

More than eighty thousand cars dnu trucks were built in this country of Msy - Aiis ods :
 n this period records have been
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
NO CHANCE TO RELAX.

Mir. Bowser-Im sorry. but it's i'm possible for me to give you three weeks vacation at the present time
 Bookkeeper-Then. perhaps, you could give me a little advance pay so that I can send my wife away. must have soma restI
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19

The national anthem of Urugua, has 70 verses.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-16

klonstadt garrison up 60 TIE tiuis Dee
I... t..tn thfeU soldiers wounded. POT
.flad was n0t hOmhardUd because o.
was hoped that the city would event
CALLS i0int thc revolt ana he made thf
hase for further operation
Tho kronatadt government declares
fnu BE- RECOMMENDATION While tao
hulshuvik aim IL destruction.
tnr i.ei CrnHa WurNCr Said nr took
suutias 20 food tn krouHtndt but che
solicitors fctuafd o. accept a. uud Insist
sl ff, food isU sent tu fhf hospitals
---ss---MalNas-.aHaHaTe
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-16

u WTuuaFAaN fer enactment of ~
bins pruviGiuE Tor ORE prvvsn-
- ton ednrafion. which hrvs been
introdnrcd in gsany ffata legislatures "
spreading rapidly throughoHt ths naiior.
according 60 lrtters cominE from 0oy-rn-
en- 81 Htates % tho National Aseosfat IN
81 Credits Ma. Now rork. which IN viger-
ouaiY fcsdinN = vide movement for iergsi-
y prr@cr1heei nru prevention ednertion.
heports frun Hfsfc and city Crrdn
Acne Associations M majority Of the
tfiatsa Indicate that by the time tbe hast
legislature sdiourus ~ session thtr yosr
manJ Dev Hfatc laws providing for pub-
Nc echo-ol inHtrUetion agsiaHi nrs waste
sad careleeancnr irading 20 nre ioGa will
hsve bcen piacei on me nfaiuts bcoks.
"Dv~ry thiokinR psrron " appalled, by
thr magnitude ~ waste n me snd prsp-
ertJ by hrc, much Of whlch n prevent
abb" writes ooyurnor len Small. ~ fit-
inoiN IL wonid asem that tho ultimate
succeaa OF Arr prevention muaf dspesld
lsrgviy upon tn educatiwu ~ the lndf-
viausl 70 a better understanding q fro
hansrstu. aud 90 habito Of cnrefulncsa aud
= feennn o. nnrnauai responsibility "
avoiding tsem aud this nan be- aons ef-
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-16

fsCtitriy m ths schooia whfr0 ar tho
hepc NJ ths pest Eturrztsaz"
That education IL the 0niY va ~
which the trsmeafous nrs ioss ~ ~
united Htatea cnn be- materially rtoarsd
n the etpr~ssion 81 OcyrFbsf 4 n Dsvts.
Of lasho, whils Vigorous endorgvmani -
the nre preyeutiuo eiucattea rnevrmeuf
v vetc-d b. Oloverper > A o. Pres q
NinBegota Governor A. a. Rltrhts. 90
Maryland Governor n y MsrEan %
We.a Virginia aad 00vernor Harry l.
Davis. OF Ohio, wirisanf dis-rotise
vots frem sDy state Ere-utfvs
With the movcmeui for tssching IRE
PREVENTION IN the schools N every giAts
n thus gnfherinR momentum, NeW Jer~eF
erhooi children hsve begun the study N
accordance With the new model iaw whfch
went Into effect ~ tbs, hfsts isst Pail.
OveT fO0on0 copies ~ a hre prevention
mammal prcpa red fcs the United tsatrs
iiurrnu ~ nsueation ~ the Nstioaai
fioard Of wire Underwriters have beeu
distributes b. boar,in 81 education IN
Rev Jersey aud iastruction IRON its ~
and pirtur~n 10 being giv~n for ~ least
90 boar csch month IN an the schsois
OF the atate.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-16

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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-16
oeRrlfleATes ovgRsuasealeep.


MA6hlNGTuN March I5.-Sub-
ciip'ions to the tw0 issues * treasury
certificates of indebtedness. which
closed tonight aggregated approxi-
mHtely $3.50 oNg BOO Secretary Mellon
hnnurnce Tho treasury called for
about $500 600 900 aud the over-aub-
acupiiun Was said hy officials 10 sub
ftHntlate theh belief that the money
nnHrktt had improved and that future
government Issues would find a ready
markets
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-16
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
UNION STOCK YARDS

UNION STOCK YARDS. Chicago,
March iO.-llogc. estimated receipts to-
day $4,000: holdoysrs 5.5s0. Market.
lOGi5c higher. lights up most and all
sold. others slow, average cost Wodnos'
day Si0la: bulk ~ sales si0l0n 0.40;
top sli.55. heavy weight Sl0l0n 1850;
medium weight tlO35nli.35; lIght
weight siil5qll.35. light lights sii.25
all 90. heavy packing SONS. f9.O0GiO,
rough packing sows. Ss.7bgo.OO; pigs.
NO.50f0iliO.
Cattle estimated receipts today. 10000.
Market generally steady, calves zoe
higher. Beef steers. medium and heavy
weight, choice. si0.25dll.Oo; medium
sS50G 1895. common. S;.75ms.50: light
weight good. Se5OH 1915. common.
t7.50a9.5O. butcher cattle. hoifcrs. 81. 90
a975. cows. s5OOds1O: bulls. si.75H
7gj. cann,rs and cutters COWS and huff
ors. 2.7ia 500; Gamer steers, Si.2jm
8 90: veal calves. Ss.50ffi2.55. feeder
steers. S7.i0@9.75: siockcr steers. $685.
as.e5. stockor COWS and hoifors si.50a
coo.
sheep. estimated receipts today 500,
market steady o. strong. lambs. 90 lbs
DOWN ss.25Hii0o. lambs tS5 pounds upl
$500 1913. lambs. culls and common,
S7.00HS75. ycarlinr vcthcrs. $3.50
$50. ewes. medium a. choice, $1,000
ESQ. ewes. culls aud common. S2s5a
$50. feeder lambs. s150HaO0.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
COTTON

by Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Mar. i0.-Modcrate de-
clinos were the rule In the cotton mar
kct today. the deprcssions lasting from
the opening a. the close. Rccovcrics
were not strong ut any stage ~ the
session. and the close WIS NJ losses ~
is 10 - points. Liquidation IT cotton
bought yesterday. poor cables. further
diScourlging accounts from the Man
chester market and rumors ~ an I'M
favorable private bureau report ON
American consumption for February
we're features responsible for the down
ward course OF values.
The openirg was influenced mainly
by the pnur Liverpool. First declines
amounted 10 about q dollar u bale, and
il was net unit, around midscssion that
The lowest levels were reached. Here
the trading months showed losses -
81 90 - points. Rccovcrios back to
within about 10 10 10 points Of ycster'
lays close occurred several times.
The undortone II the market was
steady enough ~ all times. and this
was laid 10 investment buying. which OF
late had been evidence In q small way
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
TRADING II LIMITED; POSSIBLE
REMISSION RAILWAY WAGES
CAUSE or DEPRESSION.


ny MlntihiodlffHH
CHICAGO. Mar. iO.-slraincd indus.
trial conditions had bcnrish effect to.
day on the wheat market. Prices closed
heavy. ! Lite IN i.ac not lower. with
March $3.50 ~ and May 1854 - Ca
sti7 ~. Corn lost iA@5Sc to 7.sc,
and oaia 3sHl g. to 3im7sc. In pro
visions the outcome WIS unchanged "a
Zoe lower.
Despite Temporary bulgcs due 10 revl'
yu' ~ tnlk uf crcp damag" by green
bugs ind To vmd NJ some export bus
liners, thu market displayed no sustain
81 buying power. aud there WIS selling
pressure lr,m one ui the i.,ont best
buyora Conii1,nce on the part OF tho
bulls seemed &C. especially impaired by
evident prospect II wage difficulties on
largo scalo.
Lowest prices of the day came only
after announcement that another of tn,
largest railway systems In the country
had taken decisive steps toward a down
wnid ruvisiun Of wnRcs affecting nl
classc of o-rpl,ycs. No Important rally
cnsucd. aud tho market closed NJ prac
tluily the bottom figure of the dny.
Corn nnd ol,s declined In sympathy
with whrri.
! parkcih' selling moro than counter
balanced In the provision market the
stimulus Of higher quotations On hogs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11

&c higher. lights up most; closing
strong. top. SlI.b5. bulk 200 pounds
down. sii.s0Gli %: bulk 900 pounds up.
$40 :eGiO25. Pigs, steady TO 2bc high,
e.; bulk desirable, 40 10 1870 pound pigs.
" .OtNii.2b.
shccp-Rocolpts. $4,000: killing class
~ generally 25o higher; spots M more;
lambs. top sii.OO; shorn lambs. top.
~ 90 bulk fat wooded lambs. iio.250
n 90; lOO'ponnd wooded yearllngs, ss.ss;
good if5.pound shorn lambs and weth.
crs ss.60a S.00 NO strictly choice handy
Mnlghl awas here. bulk. s5.s00 COO.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
X. G. LIVESTOCK

KANSAS CITY. March To- Hogs.
estimated receipts today & 900. hnldovors
is7. Market. closing steady a. l'c
higher: packer top sioN0. bulk ~ sales
SO o0G 1850: top $1,000 heavy weight
81. sou q 80. bcdium weight $1,000 lOso;
light weight Se70aioso; light lights
,9.75GI0so. pigs, 1o76nll.io. stock
pigs . 5OMli.j0.
Cattle. ,stimatdo receipts 'UhE -'noi
holdoycrs. 40. Market CLOSING. h'ct
steers ard lat she stock stead, ~ Zoe
higher. stockcrs. feeders. c1uncrs ana
bulls dull. calves strong Beef steers
medium and heavy weight choice. $3.50
aiO5O: medium. sSson' hRh'
weight. good Sigoo} common,
s;.g5GSSss. butcher cattle. hciicrs'
sssqS.s0 bulls. si5nd6oo; Gamers
and cutters. COWS and hoit'rs. i2.5oa
AZ. veal calves. s. oOIlO5O, feeder
Steers. S7.s0Gs g. stpcker steers 500
mSs5. stockcr COWS and hclfcrs $500
0c.55
sheen. estimated receipts today 1000.
Market closing. sheep aud lambs mostly
esr higher Lambs 90 pounds down.
tS.7SaiO25: lpmhs. as pounds up $40
@s.Ss. lambs. culls and common. $3.50
GN.e5: yesrllng wcthcrs, 81 aohA.boi
ewes. medium 90 choice. t.ians.ooi
ewes culls and common. S2.s0"A.soi
feeder lambs. $3.50 $50.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
COFFEE

NEW YORK March iO.-Thorc wor,
moderate rallies In the market for cot
foe futures today owing IN the better
showing ~ Santos oablos and reports
II smaller offerings ~ Ilrazil. The
opening was one point lower Ia ten
higher. The general list closed at u
not advance II To points. Closing
bids; March 5.5S: May 5SS. July G.21i
Sent. G.Gt: oct. G.7s. Dee. 7.Oa; Jan
7l5. Spot coffee quiet Rio u q ~ Ia
81; Santos A. ~ o. 80. Brazilian
port receipts $4,000; Jundiahy receipts
81 600.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
SUGAR

NEW YORK. March i0.-Tho mar.
kot for raw sugar was unchanged at
BE- Tor Cubas, cost and freight, equal
a. COG for centrifugal. The committee
announced sales Of b.o00 tons for n FOR
cign destination AT i.a5 T. o. b, Cuba.
In refined another advanced list
prices on hard grades 10 tho basis Of
sn for fino granuiutcd, although soft
grades were unchanged az 77b.
Sugar futures were very quiet and
prices wgc Ave points net higher ai
tho closing an coverings. Final bids
May $50: July bs0; september $40
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK

FORT WORTH. March lO.--Cntilc
hccv,s s5.5oHs $50. stockors s5.5OH7.2
COWS 81 Ooa6.ou; Gamers S2.o0H3.0o,
hcifcrs 5000 so: bulls s3.25af1d;
calves seooa 1850. ycarling- $1,000
600
Hogs light tiOoo9l0ej: medium
S. loG 10 90. mixed to.OoQe.5o. heavy
s. ood 90. rough $1,000 500. common
81 .ODHS io. pigs Si.OOffN.50.
sheep. Lambs SjOOaSso: yenrlngs
Si.Ooa70o. wrthors sbo0G6.75: ewes
t3.ooa5.oO. culls 81 600 200.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
coTToNsEED OIL


~ Associated Press
NEW YORK, Mar iO.--Co,,onsccd
I'll made new lows for The SEASON un'
Ter selling by rcfincrs and liquidation
hy tired longs. induced ly continued
poor tmde inquiry and easier ruling IN
oihe- comnmliiics markets Closing bids
showca net LOSSES of ~ 10 20 points
Low po.r;s Tor the day were. May 6sa
July. 7.45. and September, 7.7i. Sales
n 500 barrels. Prime crude. 40 sales
prime summer yellow spot closed at
6 so: March. Gs5. July. 7.i9; September
15q all bid.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
Market News
COTTON IS LOWER; GRAIN MARKET IS
LITTLE DEMAND SLIGHTLY LOWER
MARKET CLOSED STEADY. MT
AFTER LOSING LARGE POR.
TI0N yESTERDAy's GAINS.

Wy NAsothted lf'ts.
NEW YORK, Mar iO.-sclling on
unfayoinhle foreign trade ndylcca was
restricted by reports II a hotter feeling
In the soathern spot situation today
hot the cotton market lost good part
II yesterdays gains The general mar
Ret closed stead. at not decline Of
~ 10 q points
The marke, opened steady at de.
cllnu of . ~ . uuints. uwing To- the
EASIER showing In Liverpool There was
som" buying on the firm opening Of
10, 'lgn exchange rates. Southern offer.
mrs We're net heavy. There appeared to
he very llttlc demand. aud last pricon
wei, within to points IT the low.
os;, Three March notices were reported.
Private Cnhlos reported continued de-.
prorsion Ia Manchester. with unsettled
conditions N indlph. and also stated
TINT lnIg China house IN the Liver
pool market had closed. Statements
from Washington. relating to prospects
Tor lower money rates. have helped "a
steady the market after the early break
b. +; scented Ia be- without much effect
South Carolina banking interests are
sl'd to ,sumair the reduction of acre
age In the stat" t0 AIS per cent. with
a reduction of 90 pcr cent In the W.,
NJ hutilisnr: also that South Carolina
farmers are holding 80 per cent Of IN,
last crop. of which 3s.5b grades below
miCdling
Exports 1873 making 3lai.1i9 81
FAR this season. Port receipts. li.7SG
United States port stocks. i.ii7 .0ai.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Mar. i0.-Cattlc--Rocclpts
10000: beef stccrs closing steady TO si'
hlEhcr: top. si0.so: bulk. sS.TSWioss
calves mostly 5Oc higher: spots ~
morn: bulk To- packers. 81 00N 1900; al
utho~s generally steady; bulls largely
So 25NG.es. lat COWS and hclfcrs. mostly
se.o0aS.0o rulk s,ockcrs and feeders
s;75ae.Co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
WICHITA MARKETS


by AsHncihted ltUss,
WICHITA. Kan, Mar. iO.-llogs
.00o. tor 20 Toe higher; top. si065
bulk. $1,000 O60. Cattlc-iO0. steady
bcof steers. si.toGs.75: beef cows and
hoifcrs ta70a7o0 stockers and feed
cfs l.i0sfs 90 stock cows and hciicrs
g. o0HG.5o. bulls. S3.jOa 800; calves
. 5OTi 90.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
RICE

ny Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS. Mar iO-Rough
rice. steady. Sales, Honduras. 1891
sncks: Japan. 30 acks at 2.SG: Caro-.
linas. a70 sacks NJ $3.50. Receipts. .255;
mlllcrs' receipts, .25b Clean rice. steady.
Sales, Honduras, NJ pockets At Z bS;
Bluo Rose. 1879 pockets. laos 10.
Bran and polish. unchanged; receipts,
.UO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR LEASE Tor stock farming, section
about five miles southeast Amarillo;
fenced; about $50 aires IN cultivation
good location for dairy stcck'farn. W
NJ. MasSie. owner. kaoydada. Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11

The words In English which begin
with. the letter z are all derived from
othes languages. principally from the
Greek.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
Automobiles

FOR sALE-Eord Touring Car. West
ern Motor Co. .....
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11

Don't get divorce I'll you see MY
Husbands Other Wife" nj the Lil',ris
Fas~s-a t@.i.. sod s.tss-'~s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11

AZ shanisian has no railway OF 'ele'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11

$500 handles this beautiful 3.
room bungalow; hardwood
floors: built.in features: furnace
and garage. Located ON South
Polk st. This place viii h. on
the market for only a short
time AT this price-si0.Oo0.
Terms like rent
We have some OF the best lo'
Gated lots at the best price In
san jacinto. Let us show You
some.
PHONE l4i3.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11

10000 TO LoAN-AIust have good se'
curity; prefer real estate Box 800, care
NEWS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11

ilosT--Palr blue serge trousers. Wed.
nesday night, between T.. o. and Via
duct. Reward. Phone 1901.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11

LOFT IN bgslneas aiatsle,. small silver
bracelet. Reward. Phone YEA.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11

r25 REWARD for arrest ana conviction
N party who stole II. X. X. W. Mas.
heto NO. iOsiO3l and base from 45.Gb
Avery Tractor. Phone ss5.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11

LOST Between Polk 81. and 9Th St,
m fill'iore. black fur neckpiece. Re.
ard. J hone 1865.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11

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