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chattering in the Hobbies of hotels. aiighting from motors with bag and baggage, in the theatres and tea rooms. By the middle of next week. the various delegations will be com plete, and after that. the deluge.
 Dinners, receptions, balls-at the White House, at the Pan-American union with the Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes as hosts, at the various embassies and legations. Why, when the programme is well under way. we won't have time to breathe.
 The Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes. who are the guests this evening at dinner of the Argentine ambassador and Mme. Le Breton, gave a dinner on Thursday evening for the American delegates-the first official entertaining of the approach ing conference, and tonight the Japanese Ambassador. Baron Shide- hara Is giving a reception for the Japanese delegation. But except for these and the opera on Tuesday, with am occasional box party among the cabinet hostesses, a tea and a couple of luncheons, all of feminine society has been entirely occupied with put ting the finishing touches on its con ference wardrobe--a task that was so suddenly but pleasantly inter rupted last week.
 Yes, there are only six more days
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 Bradley, Mrs. Calvin Jones. Mrs. Frans els Brown Dr. Proweil Noland. Mir Whilden. Mss Ethel Judge. Mir. ant Mrs. Mayfield. Mss Katherine Hutch- inson. Miss Dora Dawson. Miss Rose Badgley. Miss Agnes Swygert, Mss Bess Davis. pr. and Mrs. Maxwell Moody and Mir. and Mrs. Washington Moody of Tuscaloosa; MT. Fred Un- derwood, MT. Rader, Mir. Edward Finch, Mr. William Manley, Mir. Mac lin Smith. MT. A. w. Smith. Col. T. O. Smith and Mir. F. Hopkinson Smith. CAs0N-LoNG
 MARRIAGE
 A quiet wedding of interest to their numerous friends was that of Mss Lillian Lucille Long and Mir. Joseph Chalmers Cason or Memphis which was celebrated last evening at 6:3O o'clock. Rev. B. l.. Waites of the Walker Memorial church officiating. Only relatives and few close friends were present.
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Mrs. Field, Lord and Lady Beatty will be the center of much entertaining.
 In New York Lord and Lady Beatty were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Marshal Field III, and in Chi cago were entertained by MT. and Mrs Ronald Tree, Mir Tree being a son of Lady Beatty by her first mar riage. MT. Trees wife, if remem- Der rightly, was Nancy Perkins, who first married Henry Field, nephew of Lady Beatty. A rather confusing relationship-to be daughter-in-law as well as niece-in-law. isn't 1t?
 Lord Lee of Fareham and Lady Lee. who have just arrived in New York, and are coming direct to Washington. are of equal importance --or perhaps more, Lord Lee being a delegate. They will be received with open arms. Lady Lee being an American. and Lord Lee, having host of friends here who will remem- Der him as Arthur Lee. military at- tache at the embassy during the '90s and a very popular young man, he was. He later served as military observer with our forces through the Spanish war. and Richard Harding Davis dedicated his book on the campaign in Cuba to him.
 A group of Britishers have already arrived, and Lord and Lady Geddes, Mir. and Mrs. Henry Getty Chiffon and other members of the embassy are already absorbed in entertaining.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jos Letter, who are close friends of most of the Brit lsh embassy set and visit a great deal in England. have British rela- tions, Lord Curzon being a brother in-law of Mir. Letter by his first mar riage, so their mansion in Dupont circle will probably be the center of much gaiety this winter.
 Debutante Takes Back Seat
 For the debutante. who prefers to be big fish in little pond. Wash ington has no place this year-for the pond is assuming very large proportions and compared to the monster fish to swim therein, the young miss about to make her bow, Is tiny minnow.
 But with the pleasant taste still upon her lips, given her last week, of the brilliant season to come, and the thrill still in her bones of hav- ing brushed elbows with Marshal Foch. General Diaz and such person. ages. little Miss Debutante has be- come more than reconciled to being a mere minnow and is looking for ward to 1t with all the fervor pos sible.
 Many buds, whose mothers will be entertained extensively for the foreign visitors. will slip out un- awares at their functions, and re- ceive all the pleasures and thrills of becoming a young lady without the trouble and anxiety of making a formal debut.
 Miss Evelyn Wadsworth. pretty daughter of Senator and Mrs. James Wadsworth, who entertain a great deal will just take wing unawares at her mothers parties. but will no doubt figure conspicuously among the younger set.
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CAPITAL SOCIETY ALL A-FLUTTER OVER B|G TIMES COMING
Presence of Notable Foreign CTS Will Make Winter One of Greatest In
 History
By BETTY BANTER

Special Correspondent of The Age-Heraid.
 Copyright, 1891, by The Age-Heraid.)
 Washington, November 5.-Dele- gates and more delegates. They are coming, not in ones or twos, but in battalions. One meets them at every corner. stepping out of elevators.
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MIR. AND MRS. PRUET'rs
 ID yrtNy

MT. and Mrs. Roy Pruett enter tained at a box party In honor of MT. and Mrs. Harry W. Lee of Ports mouth, Va.
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IGNORING MISS LINTHICUM

Mrs. H. H. K. Jefferson, Mrs. H. O. Bernard and Mrs. J. B. Lassiter enter tained at a dinner party last evening at the Southern club in honor of Miss Katherine Lfnthicum brede-elect.
 The table was tered with a bas- ket of pink and waite dahlias and the guests were Miss Helen Mae Linthi- cum. Mfr. and Mrs. A. T. McWane, Misses Katherine Linthicum, Olive Geiger. Margaret Mckee, Marion Me- Camy. Lucille Stallings, Mrs. c. A.. Pfahl. Mrs. Humphrey. William Saunders, George Beattis, Harry Gray, Carver Gerch. Philip Jackson and Robert T. Binford.
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MRS. MUNGEn'S PARTY

Mrs. Lonnis Munger entertained at luncheon yesterday at the Tutwtler. experimenting Mrs. Robert Knox Greene of Greensboro. the guest of Mrs. Henry DeBardeleben. The ta- ble was centered with pink and wiete dahlies and the guests were Mrs. Greene Henry DeBardeleben. Miss Lydia Eustis, Miss Cecile Me- Crossin. Miss Kate Earle Terrell. Mrs. Amclin Smith, Mrs. Julian Smith, Mrs. A, E, Dupuy. Mrs, Jennings G&4- lem, Miss Elizabeth 6chooIar. Mrs, E. R. AcDavid,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-28

~. !. substantially In The form
hsfelnbsfoFo fully set foFsh. IN al
alilon thereto. under each pfnpost
lion, on earh ballot there shali b.
rFlusvd thereon under each seras
rate proposition tau 90 squares.
one 81 whlsh asail have Immediately
10 The FFhs thereof tho wori
HYEN. and the other shall have lin'
medlassly 10 the fikhs thereof The
wofd NO
n the voter desires 70 toio e.
flrmallsely for the proposition, be
shall stamp IN lae square Immediate
~ proceeding tho vuFd "fEa," %
II 80 desires TO vote against The
proposition. be shall stamp in ths
square Immediately pr@edlug she
NofA "So." sald election wlll be
held and conducted as provided b.
law ior elections u this Kind ia
the city u Chlckaaha.
Tho polls At said election will b
open AZ the hour q kls o'clock u
forenoon and closed At tbs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-28

uatd ~ Tho usual s0llas placei The
roloFsd l.odEe lall ~ Minnesota
avenue
Tho tnlioNlns persons are hereby
designated and appointed % ena'
dafl siid els,iOal
D S NEWMAN. inike.
H. R kiNnAlI.. Judge.
AIRS II. b SPENCER. cleFa.
nHAn NEWMAN. CLERK.
acootA rrslud u the Fourth
wafd Il the cafassle Library.
Tac falluwlas persnas are hcFehs
designated and appointed 10 eondnsl
said election.
Wal " CLARK. Judge.
JOSEPH nuLkl.EY. Judge.
G. Il. ROGERS. CLERK.
CIiAa. ROSE. clerk.
Tho ballots 10 BE- ure1 n sail
election by the qualified property
gax paying voters u said city alt
contain propositions Nef Hnd ~.
:. and No. 3. substantially In the
form hereiabelotr fully eul foFta
and the ballots to b. used 81 sali
election ~ ,hs qualified soicr o,
said city shall contain proposition
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-28
ctiiCkASHA SELECTED
As HEADQUARTERS FOR
COMPANY or RESERVES

A comranr II lhs organised -.
serves has been assigned 10 chlek'
asha. according 10 . letter iasi =.
eslssd hY Capt. y. ". Peterson frur
headquarters ot she eslh division IL
oklahoma city.
The sslh division II Ito oFKanlsei
reserve ls now helnE organised. "Tha
organization Il EnlnE "a as Aell ~
could BE- expected under The elfeam'
slsnres.- the letter just received
BY Capt Peterson states. we sfe
short In higher ranking officers in
command regiments. on aecounl Of
Texas aud Oklahoma having been
combined during the var and Texas
furnishing mors hlshFanklng off
GERS than Oklahoma.
The headquarters Of tho ss0ih
infantry. ssth divIsion. la located ni
fawion and = company has been a.
klgned 10 chlckanha.~ the letter
states. Capt. Peterson has been rec
commended for assignment TO the
command of the i.awson infantry.
Officers who served during lhe
world var and who are not holding
commissions In the reserve corps
are eligible for organized reserve
commissions. Peterson states. ApplI'
cations. he said. should be sent Il
IL col. q. A. y. Tumho. state capt
taI building. Oklahoma City.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-28
ORDINANCE NUMBER 7ss.

AN ORDINANCE REPEATING or
DtNANcE NUMBER 7g5. AND
vAcATfNG THE SPECIAL ELEc.
TIoN HELD THEREUNDEE.
BE Il Ordained by the Mayor AMI
councIlmen OF the City OF Chick
asha:
Section 1. That Ordinance Mum.
ber 127, Of the City OF chIckasha
be and the same is hereby repealed
Section 2. That the special elec
tIon called and held hereunder pur
suant to the Proclamation of the
Mayor. he and the same Is hereby
vacated. annuled and set aside.
Passed by an affirmative vote OF
the majority of all councilmen elect,
on this 25th day OF November. A. D.,
1921.
Approved: o. coFrMAN.
Mayor.
Attest: ]. Il. MELBOURNE,
City Clerk.
11-2s.ttd.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-28
ELECTION PROCLAMATION

by virtue of the authority vested
In me by the Laws OF the state of
Oklahoma, and pursuant to the In.
structions of tile City Council of the
City of Chiekasha, Oklahoma, mani
tested by an Ordinance duly passed
by the City Council on the 25th day
of November, A. d., 1921 notice If
hereby given that special election
is called to be held on the Goth day
of December. 1921. in the City of
Chickasha, Oklahoma, for the pur
pose of the qualified property tax
paying voters of said city votinf
upon the following propositions, pro.
vided however that proposition No
8. as hereinafter contained, shall be
submitted separately to both the
qualified property taxpaying voters
Of said City and to the qualified
voters of said city, separate ballots
being used on Proposition No. 8, for
each class of voters, to-wit:
Proposition No. /. Shall the City
of Chickasha become indebted and.
issue its negotiable coupon bonds
in the total amount of $40,000.00,
said bonds being payable one-half in
ten years and one-half in fifteen
years and bearing interest at the
rate Of six per cent per annum, pay
able, semi-annually for the purpose
of constructing water mains, within
said city to be owned exclusively
by said city?
The Mayor and City Council of
said city to cause to be levied an
ad valorem tax on all of the tax
able property in said city with which
to pay the annual interest on said
bonds and create a sinking fund
for the purpose of paying the prin.
ciple thereof at maturity.
Proposition No. 2. Shall the City
Il
of Chickasha become indebted and
issue its negotiable coupon bonds
in the total amount of $1O,O00.OO,
said bonds being payable one-half in
ten years and one-half in fifteen
years, and bearing interest at the
rate of six per cent per annum pay
able semi-annually for the purpose
of constructing public sewers within
said city, all to be owned ex-
by said City.
The Mayor and City Council of
said City to cause to be levied an
ad valorem tax on all of the taxable
in said city, with which
to pay the annual interest on said
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-28

boads ard create = stalking Eand toF
tho purpose of the payment Of tho
pflaelple gaeteof Al snalufllY.
Proposition No. !. shall The cts
a eAlekasha bscome indebted aaa
Issue ils negotiable saapaa beads
Zoe sha total sum u fso.ooooo: sala
tonds 10 nature one halt IN Ton
pears and one halt n fifteen yrars,
and "a hear Interest At siA peF cent
per aHuum payable semiauuuallY,
tar thr purpose af erecting and son
slfuetihE 4 trlnturtea euasfeis
bridge over Line Geek On sNla
Street IN sald city. and 10 elect ~ /
eousgrast feenlufcsd eonefeir
bridge oteF and aeFuss Line cfseA
On Fourth street IN sald city.
Tho Mayor and city Cpuncli ut
said City ot chIekasha 10 cause -
b. levied aud al yaiufum sax 20 al
ot the taxable property Ia said city.
vlih ~hleh TO pay the annual IA
sersss oa saIa bends esd create =
sinking fund for the rafpa = q
tse payment u the pflnclrls AZ ms.
turity.
an such bonds n b. In dchaw.us
tlous of ii.oVno1 each au1 nonf
u said bonds to ho sold 1t less laaa
par value and the proceeds u such
sale 20 bo used a. enumerated ID
Propositions No. I. 80. = and No
!. hcFelnabovc sst forth sespnetlvcly
Tho Mayor and cay Council ol
said City 20 cause 10 hc levied a.
ad vslorem tax On all u The tax
able property IN said city with shlcl
TO pay the annual interest %
said bonds and create sluklnl
fund for the purpose of the payncn
Of the principle thereof at maturity
said bonds to be IN denominations q
sl.Vt000 each and none u hai
bonds 10 he tald at less than ~
aud TIC proceeds thereof to be use
for the purpose above mentioned
said election will BE- held al tn
following places. to.wit:
In the first precinct of the fir
ward. Number See South socon
Street.
The following persons ars horeb
designated aud appointed TO COZ
duct said election.
J. a. ROSE. Judge.
{. c. GowDY. Judge.
GENE ROSE. Clerk.
". II. BEATTY. Clerk.
In the second precinct Of the fift
ward at the Congregational churci
The following persons are hereh
designated and appointed 10 eondu,
said election:
W. S. BUCHANAN. Judge.
C. c. GoETTlNG. Judge.
II. l.. RICHARDS. Clerk.
J. A. HANSEN. Clerk.
In the first precinct Of the secon
ward at the City Hall.
The following persons are hereb
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-28

designated and sppa|aiei to spadu,l
said vlotsiou.
HOWARD 0fsSEi.lsi. judge.
Jos nl.Nh. judge.
A. n MORGAN. ClefA.
RUTH nfNNETr. gisSk.
In to second rse,lpsi 81 'ae see
md ward II the sosasf ot Nin'h
street and MiehlEaa aseaHe
The following persons age Aerehs
designated aud appointed to erntnes
said sieelloni
J. =. DOWNS. Judge.
J. ". wEtl.noRN. Judge.
Naa HARRIS. CLERK.
MRS. nl.i.ig MegEE. CLERK.
IN tho Third wsrd At the umdy
County Court House.
Tas following persons are hcrcb
de- lgnaied and appointed 10 con
suss kald eleeiloni
u. A. SANFORD. Judge.
eHAs. ElsfELHEg. Judge.
Mrs. BLANCHE FREEMAN.
Clerk.
Ngs. MATT sANKEy. Clerk.
- - fts ....al...t - a.. f....sss
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-28
A NEW HOME


have opened under new manage.
mcnt the old Rice Hotel. IL Iowa
avenue. Your patronage will be ap.
prcelated. Come and try us. ss.3.
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Suits

so All Wool Suits for men and young
men, worth $500, on sale $3.50
A big assortment of young mems
Suits in single and double breasted
models, worth $50, ON sale $23.5O
Mems All Wool Hurd Worsted Suits
and young mems models in all wool
weaves, worth $35, on sale $3.50
Mems and young mems fine ali wool
Worsted and Unfinished Suits, well
tailored, on sale -----S3l.5O
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-28

IN lhe ful pFec'acl Of The iOuF'a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-28
OvercOats

Mems Long Overcoats in brown and
dark colors, worth SIS, ON sale $l0.95
Mems and Young Mems all wool
Cvercoais, in browns and greys,
worth SIS, on sale ---------Sls.50
Young Mems All Wool Heavy Over
coats in half belt or belt all around,
worth $50, on sale ----$23.5O
Mems and Young Mems Fine All
Wool Hard Finish Overcoats, fsncy
backs, in belted or plain models,
worth SIS, on sale ----------$28.50
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In the first precinct of the second
ward at the City Hall.
The following persons are hereby
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-27
Telephone Company
Asks Subscribers to

Th' Southwestern Rel Telephone
COMPANY 10 Offering limited amount
~ - stock for sale o. patrons ~ tho
Company IN Beaumont and elsewhere
shroughou, lta territory upon terms
which make u posslhlc Tor any iolo
phone subscriber a. become a atock
hofisr in The company
Need ~ further expansion ~ its
service prompts the oompany H. nffef
ahditional stock for salc. ana The desire
20 have every telephone u.sr interested
difecty IN 'he institution which rem.
orfs his service has impelied tho plan
ning - easy terms 81 Iurchas, ~ the
secufiiiss This ~ sensible financing
- the sort that benefits not alun. Tho
eompany hpi the whole public
Time was>wheD public utilities doslr
inE new anita went a. Wall street
Tor H. faying eummlssions ~ hankcrs
ana brokers and Interest besides n
mas BEEN shown recently that there is
no real need Tor this and that tho pub
affords patronage a. the .lertfis
COMPANIES. the street RAILWAYS ana IA.
's'"phone companies viii II given tho
opportunity a. provide for their opan
cal needs Iieaunon, Enierprlse
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-27

Service is guarantee OF perpeuity to an organization.
Quoting from an article published in the Kansas City Jour
nal Increases OF high 1000 in the volume of farm
mortgage loan transactions reported by Kansas City
houses. Great interest is manifest among Farm Mortgage
and Commercial Bankers OF the Southwest in the heavy vol
ume OF farm mortgage loan business is reflection of
confidence in the East in the future of the agricultural in
duStry OF the Southwest, for the bulk OF the farm
mortgage paper created going large buyers in that ter
ory Commercial bankers are interested in the business
because It Is providing OF funds for the liquidation
OF many country bank loans and in city bank loans 10
rural bankers What financial institution can give broader
service than Bond and Mortgage Company?
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-27
EXPECT POULTRY
SHOW WILL HAVE
LARGE EXHIBITS
INTEREST THROUGHOUT
PANHANDLE INCREAs.
NC. INDICATE REPORTS

Ths largest exhibit u pouliry ever
ssAenihicd IN this section n The country
3. assured for the Panhandle. Plains
TlIgtats Poultry Show. according 10 a
statement made SATURDAY by the pub
betty department q the show.
Exaibifs win begin 10 arrive next
week from states surrounding Tens
and an exhibits WI h. N plaoe Tor the
Opening OF me five days show starting
wednesday. Dec. : and closing sunday
uec ~
A prominent farmer and business
man OF Hereford stated last week that
Hereford expects 10 stage a poultry
show ~ue time IN January. ana hat
numerous exhibitors would come %
Amarillo 10 compete Tor prizes. lie
aid tfas they plan % take some %
the best prizes hack home with thsfn.
too. lust 10 get into PRACTICE for the
show there
Premium lists. Catal0ga entrance
blanks and All papers necessary Tor the
entrance u poultry exhibits have beon
prepared and may ~ secured from The
sTtteIsFf OF the snow. ~. W. Duke. AZ
ihs Amarillo City Hall
n IL expected that HUNDREDS ~ farm.
ere IN ATTENDANCE ~ the TEXAS Farm
furczu FEDERATION Day" meeting viii
80 The poultry show. and that or.
ganiDstlon T. making special efforts
70 49, that every one IN ATTENDANCE
Earn ~ the great possibilities in the
roniify business thus encouraging the
iarnsr 70 diversity IN his farmlng.
Tb. editors % newspapers 10 tho
Panhandle Plains and surrounding
country have been Issued a special IN
Wiaton 20 b. present M the opening
Of The show, as have delegates 10 The
Panhandle pllns Chamber ~ Com
nerce meeting.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-27
SAFETY PROFITS SERVICE

Profits are vital interest any OF US during our
productive or accumulatvc period IN fife Statistics
prove that the investors who take advantage of the
opportunity of combining portion OF their capital
in the organization OF a Bond and Mortgage Bank
from their investments, but enjoy the privilege of
watching their original Investment increase many
times in value by minimizing the losses an investor
receives the maximum returns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-27

Mia refDv y Penuyhac kcr 81 Aus
l.n famous Texas club woman na
uonllly knnuu boz educational and club
fields aud author Of history Il Texas.
viii he special guest ~ rho Amarillo
Lions club Tuesday night when WON
en win D." guests of the club Mrs pom
nvharkef
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-27

h.rh thought" bur q practical one. and
nam British Spokesman. who De
rared chat IAN association ~ natl Df's'
must b. approached carefully until fhe
.ffltsde ~ The American congress has
been erprfased.
DEVELOPMENTS during ne DAY sefg ~
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- strengthen The possibility. however.
that iAe Fians for future conferences
might become a subject II formal con.
siderauon before the arms negotiations
are concluded
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-27
County Records
Warranty Deeds

Warranty Deeds
'h"- turris 20 . r Miller Al 100
Ioi ] and NJ lof g. block 2 2ss ple,n
Coz. + 7 Miller. e'ux. tom W Easu,p
$500 same ~ above. Ino " Crya,
insion o. W =. Martin $40. lot !. block
. Gurus. lnn. vs. Crudging,on 10 W
Martin $40. io' 2. block I. Sc.
hri'ain. c'uS. o. u " britain. a.
'ae nari Do : block $50. Plomons. n
" Ne"ld 10 4 = snndoris. 81 500 H.,
= block iss. Plemuus. Virginia Tay
iof e. " , Hawkins $500. lot 10. block
2ii s. J.
Deeds of Trust.
" " EasIm efuk. Co Ben n STONE
$4,000 lu' 3 block i5e q a 4
tuhi rmndextcr % J. G. Culeke
"a $1,000 ~ :. block f2i. Plemons.
Anna Nay keruer to e. T Ware. lots
y ana -. block s.. C. as.
Mechanics LIENS.
'afrle Slnson. ofylr. o. N W
iAssm 1850 lot g block I.e1l. Hol
lsnd
Transfers.
Gee W WilhnEham % G " Humph
~ Nooo lot B block I5s. q. 4 IS:
~ " kaaum to = = burgess. $3.50
ioi 9. block iz1l Holland
Relea~es
y Beasiey 90 = q Britain. gis
ioi :. biock also riemons. W :. Rule
.te' O. Ware. Ware a Garner. several
lot sam v Vaughn 90 Cora Beverly.
.ais and 8 biloxi 2zs. $ Sam y
vaughn o. Cora Beverly. lots 10 ls.
~ 20 Thps Currie ~ Geo
Williams 3 60 feet ioi Z. block %
Ars " J. - Eakle 90 " r Cooper
70 ieti loi 2 block %. Eakle. W. g..
'otprf 90 G. Berry s 50 feet bot Z.
liucs % Eakle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-27

Denver operates parks outside The
cts limits
sheer shsarers IN Australia shear zoe
shesp daily
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Plan T. Interesting

Although no formal mention ~ o. was
esde in the committee meeting. Pr'si
dent HardingH suggestion for con.
flnmnre ~ The conference plan In DOB.
tefnailoml relationships was a question
~ sisu ling interest in private runvcr
nfl4us hsiween The delegatcs Pew ~
The dsiegatsz would comment m u
publ " and Tho only hint as "a thc
possible aiumdc ~ ihc other nafnua
olmr nom ~ Vrhni hrtd m me
fruCh delegation. vino endorsed The
pEregiiun aying h Vss not only 'a