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Washington Journal., 1921-05-13
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mein Mann lit loe6en geitorbenl
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inn ~oeroronete, nidt nebmen, batte
er lie genommeu, 10 mare er nod
am 2eben.
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mem 8aeen ii6erfabren worOenl
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sic meme Biuen nebmen, iino ge'
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ten!
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bod niht aus?
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Washington Journal., 1921-05-13

Dem 1trteil Scr @it- uno To6neIt,
oariiber 81 enti6eioen, OBJ @urer
@r3eaen5 SGtigfeit n1bren0 uno
na9 benz &rieee Dem oeittiHen Sol
fe idlieBIid niisIider geipeien lit
oIs meme arbeit.
2eioer bin id 5li IpGt in bic lei
tenoe politii6e SteQung berufcn
tporoen, ionit Bate i1 berIu6t,
@uerer @r5eGen5 oos @ingeltGnonis
al erleidtern, DAB no9 Der periin.
gliidten Sffeniipe i'm Suit 1918,
tuenn nidt i6on friiber, Der &rieg
fir inns miIitGrii6 perIoreu mar.
Ob @uere @raenen5 ii6 betpuBt
ODER unbetpuBt oieier @rfenntnis
beri6loiien boben, neiB i6 nidt;
0ieien @ntidIuB ni6t gefunoen gu
babett, bIeibt Die %uneebeure geront-
portung, Die Sic Dor benz oeutiden
8olfe uno Der @eIfidte tragen.
0ur9 Die Ingriffe i'm nMilitdr.
8o6enblatt" mar i9 gu meinem
tiefen 9eouuern een0tigt, sic &oGe,
bic @uere @r5eaen5 uno i) in Der
Sdifialsitunoe oes oeutiden Bottles
geipielt baben, Dor ser Seffentlid.
felt Oar3uIegen. Dobei boben pi9-
tige baterldnoii9e Sntereiien mid
ob9ebalten, Gorgdnge au erudbner,
Oeren @r0rterung Dem 2artOe nad-
teilig iein fonnte. 9is beute ia.
be id oieie &iidiiGt BEL Ser 9tbpebr
aler &ngriffe eeeen meme Berion
beoba6tet uno boffe, bob es mir
mogli6 fem miro, 6iele freitpiaig
ii6ernommene S6peigepflt9t audi
in 3ufunft gu iiben.
9aS 8oterlouo ftebt iiber Ser
Berion.
Berlin, is. @Gra 1921.
gea. @rodoorff-@ a n + H."
Washington Journal., 1921-05-13

Sies icst nit Sen eIidfiiden Sdn.
len 81 tun beriuheu. llno 10
uer0en iie oenn pobl Ginnebmet
miiiien, DAB DER Matt6ias Crime
nalo, oen lie in ibrer @etualt boz
ben, tpie elm Symbol fir Die ltn5cr'
it0rbarfeit oIes 0eiti6en Dirtt;
genou 10 oeutI1, Die Die Sditier
bon GoImar ooer oas WeiinIter BON
StroBburg, ober ou9 10 oeutld,
mic Die nieIen aberdeen, Die tbn in
@tiinden geieben bn6cn, unO fiir
Die er in Ser grinuerlng dig en-
9etuuBticin ibrer Notionalitdt 5it'
riidgebIieben lit.
Gem oelitIden &olfe lit ii6er BEN
SrieOen bon @erioiGes binous cine
groBe glufgabe berblieben: alles
Deutihe in europa gu pereillett.
Dteie 8ereinigung Ser 3ueinonoer.
geborenoen boG8iebt iif 5unofit
geiitig uno fiinItleriid. aber oos
ocuti6e &olf bofft, 6nb iie ii6
audi einmaI poIitiid Doa8ieben
miro.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-13
9as &iit8ens Oer edmnssIcr.

SIM Barrier Staotbauie befin6et
ii1 cine eigenortige Snmmlung, Elm
pobres Muieurn, tpeIdes ane nur
mogIi9en 9inge entb6lt, Die
G9mltgelern bon @renSbeamten rno
Srganen ser 8oli8ei i'm 2oufe Der
3eit abgenommen tporoen iino. 9a
iiebt man auitddit &orietts aus
&autihrf, bodlt flinftboa Jcarbei.
tet, in oeren Snneren bequem aebn
big fiinf5ebn 2iter @lfobol eeborgen
tper6en fonner. 9ur6 cine ge-
i6idte @orri6tung fonn oieies @or-
lett iotpobl fir Ben itdrfIten Serrn
mie fir oie i6IanfeIte Dame uro
umgefebrt poilen0 uno trag6ar ge-
mabt tper6en. @eibli9e Sdmugg-
Ter benltbten friiber fat ausi6IieB-
lid] our @usiibunq hires @eperbes
oos beute gliidlidertueiIe aus Ser
Wepbe g~efommeneGul0 bon 6enen iiG
in ienem Muieum cine itattli9e @ns
5obl befinoet. Nidt minoer grob
lit Die Sammlung feiniter 3%plinoer-
bite, bon oeren 1cSes Stid meerere
2iter alfobol auf5unebmen imitan6e
lit. @anoe StoBe alien 3eitungs-
papiers iino 6aau beItimmt, Oanf et-
ner @orri6tuhg, SdmuggIernaren
bergen gu fonl1er, oesgleiden oas-
geboblte 8aumitGmme uno groBe,
bunte, bormlos a~usieberoe @lasf1l-
geIn. Sn einem anoeren faume
Itebt elm @agett, Der in fait alien
Eeilen Bis auf Die 9ei6iel un6 Die
&Goer ol,sgeb0blt lit. Selbit 10
feline @eeenitanoe tpie cine Mal,-
rerfene bat man fir oas Sdmug-
geln alt benuben beritanben uno
longe Sabre gin0 u~nbebenist elm
Monn in Maurerfleioung NIT 0ieier
aeae ol,r6 Die Barrier Steuertpadc,
Bis ollr6 3ufaG ber 8etiug emit
oedt tpur6e. Gin bol5erner 9ehal-
ter, Ser fi6 an 8oro elmer 2uitia6t
Ibefono, oiente 6a5u, an einem biin-
men, faum iidtboren Draft ias
8oiier eelaiien gu iperOer, iobalo
3o1beamte an 8oro famen. Guf
@rabfreu5e bienten CUR 1leberbor-
teilung Der Steuerbeb0roen. Ser
8ooen iebes 6iefer metalenen @rab.
freuae mar aiisgeboblt unO fuBte 43
Sitter alfobol. Sbpobl Die 8eboroe
our9 8riefe obne rlrteridrift auf
oen S6tpinoel aufmerfiam gernadt
moroen NOR, fonnte ma bod, tros-
Dem man Die @erfltdtte bieier
2reuse in G%rfabr,ina bradte, benz
,.Sabrifanten" nidts 8elaItenoes
betpeiien. gines Cages ieood Der.
ludte ct elm @rabfrel5 BON rieiiGen
abmeiiungcn mad 8oris 5i idaf-
fen itnb muroe nun abgefabt. guf
oiefqs @rabbcnfmaI bat iest einen
Tlob I'M Staotbaus gefunoen.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-13
Bonn 9rndertenfeI.

Gin RomponiIt bate gu elmer
muTtauffibruus Elm Stiid bruden
laHen, bos an Der SpiBe bic An'
sabe trus: mSanft, lansiam ilno
nit Na9brud". Ils er Die ei1s
aelnen @timmen an bic Uiu'
Efer berteilte, bDrte er i'm Sr9es
tier balb bier baIb bort Elm nntsr'
briidtes Baden, unb bas Spiel bou>
sos li9 burdaus ni9t in Der BON
ibm angegebenen Meife. 4ls er benz
@runbe Der Seiterfeit na4sins, 5eigs
tie es i9. baB Der Srudfebler<S eus
Rl Inn einen Strei4 seipielt battle.
Rur Elm m" mar foli9 geieBt; aber
bic Mnpei1ung on Die @pieler lau'
tete nun: rSauft langiom unb
nit Na9brud."
Washington Journal., 1921-05-13

-S m3oIfston. Mutter( mad.
Dem ser @ormuno hires &inoeS ibr
beftise @or1piirfe semadt bait: Son
Sbnen LOB i'd mir iiberbaupt gor
mir iager, = sic iino idon gar fem
@ormunS mebr, Sic iino N Dor.
maui
- M5gItd. 8arum lit Dir Die
Srieoa eioentlid bole?
sSreuno: @egen zines &uiies, Der
id ;br eege6en babe.
af,, fie fooate wo6I mebr babenS
Washington Journal., 1921-05-13


Smme oerieIbe. Serr
8rofelior, wolIen Sic mir freuno.
lifIt ouf flint Winuten SIR DIR lei'
ben?
9rofeiior: So, germ, aber sic
miiiiem es beitimmt bal0 wieoerbrin.
gen!
@nbGneIi9. @enn i'd
meinen Suno niht gebabt batte.
bate id mandmal Sunser leioert
miiiien.
@ieio 6enn2
Na, 5tpolfmal babe i9 oos trer,e
Eier idon perfauft, aber itets, toennI
i'd nod &auie fam, mar er imuaer
idon mieoer bal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14
WHEAT MARKET LOWER e
WITH LITTLE DEMAND
Ry Assoclaiodprrsa

nv Aeaociatod Press.
CHICAGO. Jan. i3-Ofnclai an.
nounccmcnt that the Argentine export
able surplus was estimated M 1870 coo q.
600 bushels had bcarish effect on tho
wheat market today. Prices closed
heavy. to . lie net lower with March
Si.7s to l.79ii and May siT0i.2 60
i.7034: corn lost rs to h.S nnd oats
"a to 2Sal?c. Provisions varied
from SEC decline a. sc advance.
~ Argentine estimates from private
sources of late have nut the oxportable
surplus ~ 990O0.0a0 bushels. the off.
cial figures showing much larger
amount IN slghi gave an immediate nd.
vantage "a the wheat bears here. Pre-.
yiously N" market had displayed de-,
cid'-i strength after an opening dip. The
upturns were due more or less Ia word
that 100000 bushels had recently
b",n bought for export from the IA.
ciflc coast.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14
Cotton Market Closed
10 to d Points OFF
By ApaoclaiodPr,as

IVY AWuriattd li'Hs
KEW YOl,K. Jan. ~. After making
new hlRh ground fDr the season the
cotton market broke sharply with Jan.
uary selling uff from N go ~ i7.Is AMI
clo"'ng ~ that lowell or a. points net
lower. AZ soon as January weaf cnel
later months rnh,d under realizing ~
liguiinilrn. THE general market tios,d
steady at net ds,llp" Il 10 % ii
points The weakness 40 January was
accompanied ht ruinurs that the bulk
If the shuit interest had b"cn covered
eiihsF by bus lnr hack contracts ~ ship
rentn ~ oti0n here fnr delivery: also
~ q statement from the exchange Tint
there Wns sufficient Storage IN lircnsoI
waFchuuRcs here a. take care uf all co..
ion headed inr New Ymi.
Aftar comparatively quiet and lrrrgP
tar midday sess.un. the market weak
enod with the break In January delycs.
lee. May sold off 10 1855 with tho
market showing net lors uf q 10 ~
point. an March and later deliveries
iuflrg the lat trading. There WIS no
change IN the general ntws a. account
fur The decline but IA" strength 81
ianu1fy has Teen sustaining fbc,or
aud The app arautc of weakness ln that
padtioa ,courlLei selling lor rca~
ton.
Experts today. o. 800. making 1886.
12g 80 lar this ncnsnn. Port receipts.
s0tas. United states port stocks !
isG,stG.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14
STATISTICS DEALING
WIN CHINESE FAMINE

/. The Chinese famine area covers
5000 square miles Of this l00. 600
square miles form the actual hunger
aonc. This last Il equal IN size to tire
states q New York. New Jersey aud
Pennsylvania.
.. In The entire area there are So
, ooO.pcO Chinese. Ia the hunger zon,
are +j.o0o.ooo. directly affected Thu
numl-r h greater than the urban
population. towns IL $500 and upJ Of
the United States Gs.5Oo.OOW and
equals Tie population 81 G-eat Britain
8. 100000 Chinese are In immc
date danger 81 starvation. This h
twice the population OF the New Eng
land states, G.35o.O0O. or twlcc the
population OF Belgium. 7l20,OOoJ
8. These it.00O00o will die. nut foi
our help before the next harvest, In
June. This ~ Zen times the ANNA.
death rate O; the United States. Il o.
900 uoOJ
9. The famine victims are now dy.
ing 40 the rat, ~ u .00O day. This in
une every = seconds. The daily toll
w1uit-makc O. line standing shpuldc.
To shoulder. nearly three miles long.
Il would crowd 100 street cars.
q. Rice costs about De- pound.
onu pound makes three Chinese bowls.
qua b. a days famine ration. 400 "a
month win save NE. $500 month
will keep q family alive. These
chinese must b. helped until June. the
next harvest time. Otherwise the i5..
600 ooo and probably more. viii de.
:. china proper has 3sO coo goo In.
hahiiants our trade In 1878 with
China came To S2C0.00e 0o0 about soc
apiece. China b. a vast potential mar.
bet Tor oar products II We help
them now. 1t viii help oar commercial
future.
s. The Chinese famine. II not avert.
81 ~ American relief will de-.
vclop into the greatest calamity In
history, with minimum II 1900. ooo
dead The world war cost l5.5u0 .Guc
lives. thc Irish famine 81 ISIS killed
ons 200 persona. The Indian famine
~ 1866 took "a toll Of $50 600 Even
the great Chihcsc famine Of iN7s. with
g.5oo oOo deaths. dccs not equal the
present Peril.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14
To nnrrnte CnIlere Farm

WACO. Texas. Jan. ls.---Baylor unl.
vorsity has purchased a farm Of iTs
acres two and n half miles from the city
limits of Waco. on this farm. und.'r
the direction II Prof. r. n. clnypool.
the University management plans 10
raise sufficient truck and vegetable
supplies ~ meet the demands Of the
University kitchens. a tractor has
been added tu the farm equipment. ~
10 Use has been found more econom.
ioai than that a horses. A wsil u
cightfoot diameter has been drilled Oh
the highest point 81 the farm. and SUI.
ficient water found 10 irrlrnte ths
whole tract. Electricity viii be usei
to pump ;lic water into the pipcn.
which will have a sufficient gravity
feed To carry she water over the who's
farm. Through the operation d tis
model dairy and college farm The bust
ness management II the Cnlvsrsity
hopes % succcssfully combat che high
cost 81 living. and bring down the now
burslcnsome expenses u the college bts
and girl. f,f
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14
s. q. BURDINE
OFFICE CITY NATIONAL BANK
PHONE 5ni

TRADES: 40 acres we'll improved
land 500 acres IN cultivation. good
srven.room house. well and mlll. MANI
cthcr Improvements; 100 acres In whca
which goes with NJ. deal: also a'l
farming tools an the place. Price $500
per acre. and will take good home IN
amarillo as cash pavmcnt and give
candy terms on thu balance.
TRADE: Good scyen.roum modcrn
louse. close IN Co business district.
now rented At So 90 per month Pric.0
$1,000. VIII trade IN ar cash payment
On onc.half IA one section well improved
,rd wen loca,cd
AUTO To TRADE; Nash touring
car. IN excellent shape and repair
Prize $4,000 win trade IN on n home
% well located lot worth the money.
HOME TO TRADE: Dandy east from,
home. well located on prominent street
in the southwest par, 81 town. valued
az 100000. VIII trade S60000 On equity
FOR good brick home 81 six rooms,
and pay some difference.
TRADE: one ~ the bes' fivc.rOon
modern homes ~ the city. hardwood
floors. plas,crod and papercd and fu,
mace heated; garage and servants house
and on the car line. This homo is priced
worth the money az SG5o0.o0 and will
trade $4,000 equity IN on q HON,
larger than this one. or VIII take Co.
good lot clear Of deb, as cash paymoat
What have yea o. offer
s. q. BtRDiNE
OFFICE CRY NATIONAL BANK
PHONE sol
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14

W fHrrtn'rd ffeff.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. l9.-wide adj.
yanoes IN the early trading In cotton To.
day were followed by roccrs.ons that
wiped all gains and carried prizes well
below the level e yesterdays close.
Much liquidation came upon the mar.
kei. especially after rumors were clr'
culsted that the, January deal In New
York had been settled and the late trad.
lnR brought the heaviest selling NO that
the cl0sc VAS practically Of the lowest
II net losses e - to - points.
Considerable selling followed the re-
port that $4,000 bales ~ ocean freight
room had been booked Gu, Of this mar
kci for New York.
After mid session the market lost
ground steadily and In the late trading
u was active hut sofi. Some of the
selling Of the llic HcTsion appeared 10
b, due % expectations Of small Amer.
lean consumption figures from the cen.
sus bureau. the first thing tomorrow
morning.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14

rs Associated Press.

, NEW YORK. Jan. i3.-Therc were
further reactions In the market for
ooffco futures here today ewing to the
somewhat unsettled ruliIiH of Brazil aud
continued realizing. First prices were
one point higher 90 one point lower but
there was quite a little March ilqulda.
ton and the market soon weakened
with that delivery. The market closed
at q net loss Of TO ~ points. Closing
hide January 6.is. March e.77. May
IN. July 7.66. September 500. October
$40. December $50.
Spot coffee less active. Rio ~ 20
IL. Santos a. . 3.4GlO. Receipts nj
the two ports were 5000 and JandIahy
receipts $4,000 hays.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14

olles ~ lhc First Baptist church. will
meet IN tn church building FRIDAY
chisl evening at o'clock. IN regular
session.
This meeting N To- be orc of iinpor,
ancc. MS the committee an bylaws an'
constitution will report. and other bus
inoy. II inter,s, 81 the entire member
ta!r. b, giyen attention.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14
sugar.
Nv Associated rre...


NEW YORK. Jan. i3-Thcrc was no
change IN the local raw sugar market
today and while additional alss we're
reported late last night ~ % 900 hags
IL Cuhls Tor prompt shipment 10 n
local rcfiner AZ I l.2c. cost and freight.
the market closed M ii.sc for Cuhas.
cost and freight. equal 20 552 Tor cen
trfugal.
There was q rcadius,mont IN refined
prices ~ four Il the local rrfincrs 10
the basis 81 rs for fine granuiatcd.
the price named ~ enc ~ the local
rcfiners week or more ago.
Sugar futures We're easy early under
scattered liquidation. prompted by the
unsettled feeling IN the refined market.
although near the ciusc there was n
rally on latc positions on covering.
FINAL prices were five points lower to
two Uet higher. Closing bids january
40 March 40 May ass. July i.97.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14
Livestock.
~ Associated Pres

u NEN0FlhFFu FFFEl.
FORT WORTH. Jan. i3.-Cattle--
Receipts 1900. market ?5c higher
Reeves 550GS.5s. stockers s5.OOG7.50
COWS t3.O0H7.OO. Gamers s2O0a 400
hcifers si.poGs.eo. bulls ta.50d5.5O
calves N00a9.50. yoarllngs $500
SIS.
lIogs-Reccipts 1000. 5oc 10 &c high
~. Light ss.ssHs,75. heavy ys.sJ.r
9s5. medium ts.s5as50, mixed $500
9.25. PIGS si.5OHs.O0
Shccp-Rcceipts 1900. slow. lambs
$1,000 1000. yearlings y5.OOas.0o.
wethers i5.0O67.OO. ewes ts.00d5 900,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14
Co.linsse,l oil.
ny Associated rr.,

" NH'FlNTfN TTfNFI
NEW YORK Jan. i3.--Aft.r adynnc.
'ng two to six points early through
covering by b"latcd shorts coitonsced
oil declined sharply under selling by
rcfincrs aud rcnitorcd liquidation. In.
duccd hy the slump In other commod.
lty markets and In Wall street. Active
months closed 20 To 80 points ne, lower.
Sales 1880 barrels. Tenders 100.
Price crude $50. sales: prime summer
yellow SPOT $500 90: March SIS. Mas
9.22. July ali all bid.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14
Dry Goods.
~ Associated P"ts.

NEW YORK. Jan. i3.-widc sheet.
'rn advanced . Ia 5Sc yard for
iOR pequoi blcachcd here today
American cainl rics and scout percalcs
have been advanced i.4c. Pacific per-
Gales and many other lines were with.
drawn from sale. Nine cumlcd gray
yarn goods were active. Raw SILK was
easier. Wool Eools markets marked
time Burlaps were IN better demand
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14

WACO. Texas. Jan. Is--flaylot Uni.
vcralty has installed a system u CLOCKS
whereby the University IL furnished
with the exact time cvery hour Of the
day. The main clock. located In the
Carroll Scieace Hall. where the btnh
ncss and executive offices are. is,syfr
chronlzed every hour with the navni
observatory time al Galveston. Tits
clock In turn regulates some halt dozea
other clocks which have been placed
IN the main building. library. chaisel
hall. dormitorles and cafeteria, IN this
way the class recitation hours hays
been made uniform In all huildinR-.
ana Students 20 % and from ciassss
on a scientifically correct schedule.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14

Cattle 200. market steady: butcher
steers ri5Oas.sO: butcher cows and
hcifcrs $500 $50; stockefH aud feed.
crs ti.sOasoo; stock and heifers. 1850
$500: bulls $s.oOa5.eO: calves $3.50
at0.25.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14
Rice.

~ Nhtorhftu IfeAa.
NEW ORLEANS. la. Jan. Ia
Rough rice. no sales: rccclts 3372 sacks:
millerS receipts ASIA SACKS. Clean rice
steady. Sales: Honduras. 1895 pockets
l.SGs :. Hue Rose. 3ee2 pockets $50
sic.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14
REAL ESTATE

NOTICE Real Estate Men: My prop.
eriy In Potter and Carson counties i-
this day OF the market. Dave Wallace.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14
wichita I.iyestock

WICHITA. kans.. Jan. 13.-II0gs
900: higher; top t9.7O: bulk ss90a9 .s5
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14
JUNIOR BUSINESS CLUB
To MEET THIS EVENING,

The Junior business club. composed
of the members u the Junior BluCt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14

WE HAVE several small farms and
ranches 20 trade for stock Of merchan'
disc. Locke & Stockstill. Pampa. Tex.
FOR SAlE-Lots and 9 hlork 2iS
and sis. san Jaclnto Heights l.. ".
Glenn.
FOR SALl.--9.room residence. pos
Tyler Street; ar will rent 90 rcspnns.
bic party, T.. l.. IIirinbotham. rest.
dencc. phone 4oG. cuisines phone 3S7.
FOR Sil.E--s rooms. modern resi-.
dence. nicely arranged. corner lot
trees. lawn. garage. ct,.. pipcd for gas
all rooms $500 Terms $1,000 cash
balance easy. 1911 Lincoln.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14

Registered Hog Sale. Csnysn. Ian.
lsth. Write II. G. Roifey Cor eatA-
iogues. t.At..<
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WHAT have you u trade In city prop.
criy. Tor 7o.acrc farm, clear u al
iudcte,lrcss. hishly improved. cas-; ~
Dallas in Wood County. VIII trade fur
east or north side property. Phone 1889
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FOR RENT

ron RENT-Lovcly furnished Broom
cottage. sOl Madison. Call between ?
and I o'clock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14

FOR EENT-Three'room apartment,
newly papcred; gas each room. 7Ol y.
Pierce.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE-i.ivins
room sci china clusc;, bufic; and table
chairs. parlor st. rockers. lounge,
rugs. etc. ~ gio Madison Street Phone
i9i.
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ron RENT-Bed room. convenient "a
bath. comfortable. inexpensive. 70i
Pierre.
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For SALE or tradc-Flrst class drug
stock t. trade Tor stock " general
merchandise or land, VIII pay cash diff
ference. y. 8. Locke. Miami. Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14

MODERN heated rooms Tor rent
Prices rg,i. llO Pierce ST.
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FOR RENT

BRICK STORE ROOM for rent sOxiO.
ais Polk.
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FOR I,ENT-Jrwo light housekeeping
! rooms sos Monroe 81.
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TCR RENT Furnished light house.
keeping rUuins Go Pierce ~.
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FOR HENT-Closo In. sevcnroom
house furnished and arranged for two
families. Phone 355.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14

TWO nicely furnished rooms for light
houaek,ep.lg. 1906 Tyler. Phone iji
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS GOA
johnson.
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HE'D room fur r'ni, with gas. iOi Lin.
coin. Phone gais.
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For RENT-Furnishcd rooms. In mod
ern rlastcrsd house. $40 Pierce. Phone
isas.
Newark post., 1921-07-27

last asset the town has will appeal to
the young girls. Hard on the boys
but many girl has thus been won.
And now to the point Of this story. A
survey made yesterday by a Post
representative reveals this fact-1135
gallons Of ice cream were sold in one
week. There are 20 plates to gal
Ion. That makes 22,700 plates of
cream in one week. "Some place for
a girl to be! I'll tell the world" Say
5000 people in Newark and 22,700
plates of cream, get your pencil out
for some interesting figures. Oh but
there are visitors. Anyway, it's in
teresting when we think of $4,000 to
$4,000 worth of ice cream sold in one
week.
Think of the news, gossip, chats,
smiles and words of youth that come
as prizes for this expenditure.
Moral-Newark is great town
and why go on vacation with this
participation at hand.
Newark post., 1921-07-27
-,evv Court Receives
Bids for Roads

The Levy Court has referred to the
Icommittee of the whole and County
Engineer Grubb the following bids ior
constructing section 5-B of the LIN
coin Highway, from Roseville to New
ark, distance of 1.O63 miles.
R. H. Johnson Co.-Concrete, Sllo'-
799.15; contract to be completed IN
! 100 working days.
Juniata Co.-Concrete, S92,l'Z'oi
contract to be completed in l25 work
ing days. =
D. E. O'Connell & Son-Asphait'
$9141S.64; concrete, $s1,o34.49; con-
tract to be completed in l50 working
days.
Alfred H. McDowell-Asphalt, Sll9'-
4O2.11; concrete, $1O3, ,697.1S; bitoslag
S113, ,O65.34; contract to be completed
in 14O working days.
Paul F. Rossell-Asphalt, S96'4Zo'
As; concrete, $s4,o4o.S7. :.
The court recessed until 2 O'CLOCK II
the afternoon.