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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
PROGRESS MADE BY
SENATE THIS WEEK
IMPOSSIBLE TO SETTLE SAVhI.
APPROPRIATION Hill. DURING
SESSION.
10 Associated I'ryss.

WASHINGTON. March 2-Congreas.
within q dny and a half of adjournment.
had cleared It's calendar tonight Of ten
90 ,h, thirteen annual supply measures.
and leaders still were hopeful of getting
two others
The fight an the naval bill was con.
t.nucd In the senate Ind indications
were that II finally would take ~ place
with the great mass IT bills which
were regarded ny certain 10 die with
this congress.
Among measure for which hope had
been abandoned were those proposing
compensation for former service men.
regulation uf cold storage and the meat
and coal industries. tiO0. 1000. 900 Tor
state road aid federal budget system.
reappoiniment IN the house. ro-0rgani
zatIun of the patents office and many
others lcsH important.
President Wilfon has signed six ~
the supply measures passed These
are the postofflce. diplomatic. district uf
Columbia. rivers and harbors. pension
and deficiency. Sent la him to-day tho
legislative. Indian aud agricultural
bills.
General legislation gaIting the pres
ldcnt's signature includes the emer.
Rcnoy tariff bill. which reached the
white house ihls morning and was re.
fcrrcd Ter report to the committee. the
immigration restriction hill, now before
the labor department for report. aud
the res, lutlon rc.ealing most of the
special war time laws.
The house today again refused Ga
agree to the senate amendment Ia the
army APPROXIMATION rbill fixing the
army strength next year at i7b, 600 the
vote against the proposal being 2lO to
81, The hill was SEM back Ia confer
cnce with house managers instructed
to insist on the house figure of 10000.
The house agreed to the conferccs
compromise of t9l 100. 600 for army. air
service. instead of 1900. 0OO. ~ origi'
nnlly voted. The senate hnd proposed
S23 600. O00 Of the total t3.s00.OOO
would be- available for new planes and
siOo. 600 for experimental work.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
TRACTOR SCHOOL WAS
SUCCESS, FARMERS SAY

Tl1,v i- n, third aud closing day Of
f's . 7 ras. Tractor School being
hold In the company show room. 1918
North T0ylor street Attendance Wed.
n. sitv wla c,'r ilrgcr than on the
Ir,coding day. the registration reaching
1876.
Interest has grown In the school from
is opening hour. A large number OF
people turned out "Wednesday night TO
witness the four.reel moving picture OF
h. Case tractor and factory at Racine.
We students OF the school were par
ticularly interested In seeing parts eof
the tractors they use thrown on the
screen Everything In connection with
the tractor from the iron ore at the
mine 10 the finished machines. was
shown.
The Case people are highly pleased
with the success of the school that
closes today. which is the first that
company has conducted In this district.
4 series uf similar schools are sched-
ulcd for the Panhandle and Eastern
New Mexico. The next win be at Plain.
view March and =. Next. Clovis. March
~ and IS: Roswell. March rs and ~:
Las Cruces. March 30 and 81: Roy. n.
NJ. March % and 26.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
GERMAN GOVERNMENT MUST SHOW
INCLINATION TO Meet DEMANDS
OF ALLIES: DISCUSSIONS END
by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

LONDON, March After the meeting Of the allies today
statement issued from the conference embodyng summary
o the German proposal and comment thereon.
THE plan prepared y the allies Paris for payment Of rcpaa
tons" says the relieves Germany of substantial pro-
portion OF the payable by her under the treaty Of Versailles
Then follows summary Of the German proposal aud the
ment says:
This proposal does merit either examination discussion.
10 determine It's character is sufficient o note
Frs-1hc German government assume they at liberty
calculate the present value OF fixed annuies eight per
basis This table applicable in the Paris plan only discounts
OF fixed annuties made in the first years.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
GRONER WILL SPEAK
At BANQUET TONIGHT

Dr. T. $ Groncr. secretary OF the
Texas Baptist Mission Beard who
closed successful spring roundup
session In thc city Tuesday, viii b. one
of the speakers at thu Baptist church
banquet tonight pr. Gruncr spoke In
Hereford "Wednesday nieht hut cNpccts
to he In Amarillo to take part IN thu
program tonight
An unusually interesting gathering
~ Baptist workers ~ in prospect Tor
tonight. An Attendance uf 2an per
sons h. expected. The banquet II De-.
ing prepared ~ the women uf the
hurch Everything Il n promised
yill i.c In readiness fur guests 10 take
ilaccs around the table ~ o'clock.
Invocation will H., delivered by Rev.
g E Griswuld. aud Dr. ~ ". virgin
viii preside a. tWstmast-r. Music
will H. rendered hy IN" sunday School
orchestra under direction uf Jess" i.
Rogers.
\ n. Nilhorn will ryspund tn IN"
tuast. Grave Mclitations'. "W.ll ID.
rrrt-d Action the supreme Nc-d of
the Hour. will H. IN" theme assigned
". a. Fuqua. Paul T Nickcrs will
give his views ON "Mosslack's Views
un Mems Organizations. and In reply
Frank Ryhurn viii give the "wcighty
Reply uf his Uncle"
u Is the purpose to organic" Mems
brotherhood" following the banquet.
Arrangements for the banquet arr
under the directions IL y. =. Phillips
as general chairman and Guy W Fallcr,
head of the attendance committee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
GERMANY MUST PAY
WAR DEBT, ALLIES
TO FORCE ISSUE
LLOYD GEORGE MAS CONSENTED
TO RESORT TO ARMED FORCES
~ >ECESSAN.
NO FURTHER DISCUSSION
German Delegaies Peel That Struggle
u Ovef-I.iihcr Allies m
Germany Must
Nield.
BY Associated prsss.

BY Associated Press.
London. March THE Germans
tomorrow viii hear the unanimous de
cifion of the allies on the rcparations
counter proposals which In Simons.
German foreign secretary and head ~
the German delegation presented yes
torday. aud The consequences which
viii fellow their failure to comply with
the allied terms
a statement issued after a meeting
of the supreme council tonight dcscrib
80 the e, untcr urupusal ~ mcriting
neither examination nor discussion"
Details of proposed steps to enforce the
llliod demands nrc withheld tonight. u
Icing considered only an act AZ cour
t,sy to let the Germans hear before
they are published. But II IN learned
that the British premier had won over
the French view.
MIR Lloyd George consented today
90 employment ~ armed forces In the
event of Gcrmauys noncompliance. to
the extent uf occupation uf Mannheim
~ French and Belgian troops and also
of Ruhr ports un the Rhine.
There may possibly Je blockade of
German ports. although some u the
powers oppose this
The rcpv II described In some cir.
cles as being In the nature of AN ultl.
us isu Tn" seriousness of the step
which In being taken both In discussing
,nc German counter prcnOSals, and In
the action 10 follow may De- Judged by
tho long and earnest consideration the
allies gave ~ u. The French premier
NJ. Brand. inVurs immediate actioD ON
the ground that the Germans are evad-
ing the terms ~ the treaty. while the
British and Italians have advised
against prccipitate movements. After
long conference un the prop'le ed
economic and military measures In
which Marshal Foch. field marshal WI
SON and Italian and BeiRian experts
participated. unanimous decision was
reached
Members ~ the German delegation
was d,spondcpt tonight. when their
hrpcs that differences might arise he
tween the allies e. tighten their couH.
try's burden were dashed by the find
/ ing q! the conference One VI them ~.
marked
"Woll. ncrhnps that Il the only way
J out. u BRAND yielded. his government
I would fall. II We yield. our government
viii fall. therefore. the ouly course IL
! for the allies to Impose their terms"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
DALLAS WOMAN SHOT
BY FORMER HUSBAND

DALLAS. Tcxns, March after
seriously wounding Mrs Pearl
Garner. his former wife. by two bul.
lets from "A large calilcr automatic
pistol. lee Michacls. 81. II Kansas
city fhot and mortally wounded
himself here this afternoon lie
died few minutes later at locll
hospital.
Mrs Garnor's condition ~ uid To
y" critical.
Michacls came here Tuesday from
Kansas city aud went ~ the home
~ Mrs. Garner Ia see his twu chill
drcn shortly after noon to-day. he
returned tn the house aud called her
on the porch. drew the automatic
from q suitcase. ana fired nt her.
MrF Garner came here SUNDAY
from Kansas Ciiy and was married
to Garner the second time. She
first married him IN 1906 aud diyorc.
Il him In 1910 She married
Michnols in lals nnd divorced him
about year nHu In Kansas city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
CITY Commission TO
SETTLE ON PLANS FOR
AMARILLO LIBRARY

Consideration of the ri ns and IDEAS
submitted by architects for the ANA.
rillo library and auditorium viii be re.
sumed by the Board Of City Commits
tioncrH today.
Since Monday afternoon. the com
mlinioners have been listening 10 the
presentation of plans by the different
architects and comparing and discuss.
ing the merits OF each. All plans had
been presented at noon Wednesday. and
all "Wednesday afternoon was given 20
discussion behind locked doors.
sitting with the commissioners are
Mra Ray whcatlcy, Mrs J. NJ. Del.
zell, Mrs. q, Z. Vineyard, Mrs. L. A.
Wells. Airs. u. \. Thompson. Mira =.
II. Madden. Mrs. Myrtle Powell. Mira
y r Collins.
outside architects remained over IN
the city. expecting 10 learn the results
~ the deliberations ~ the commits.
sioners aud women today. Al the bid.
ding architects and women were
guests ~ the commissioners AZ
luncheon given at the Harvey House
at noon Wednesday.
Only sketches of the different archI.
tects have been presented. and from
these and the explanations given. and
ideas advanced. the firm that n 20 pro.
pare plans and specifications for the
library and auditorium. VIII he select.
ed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
DEALERS APPRECIATE
AMARILLO DAILY NEWS

Amarillo. Texas, Feb. ~, 1921.
Amarillo Daily News.
Amarillo. Texas.
Gentlemen:
am instructed by Mr.. Toney
Chisum. president of our association.
10 express Ia you on behalf ~ the
members ~ our association our ap'
probation of your efforts In our De-
half In connection with our recent
Automobile nnd style Show. There "
not too much We cnn say regarding
the boosting of this enterprise pr"Vi'
out tO the dates IT the show. EVrry
dealer has been very much pleased
at the result obtained. The show WIS
an overwhelming success from "v'
cry standpoint and W. feel that the
newspapers were very largely re-
sponslbIo for II being the success
that II wnf. due tu their lending us
their hearty operation.
Again. asking you To allow ua Ia
exp ~ to sou our very hest wishes
aud hearty appreciation Tor your et.
forts and giving you u cordial invi.
thtiOn to be- present ~ any Of our
meetings, We ARE
Yours very truly.
AMARiLI.OpANIIANDiE AUTO.
MOTIVE ASSOCIATION.
By e. II Dixon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
LUBBOCK PRISONERS NAY
Be TRIED IN AMARILLO

I'D Connally. Hulitt Conally and jess
Bond. charged with the murder OF J. ".
Craft. station agent 81 the Santa Fe
railroad at Lubbock last Friday. were
taken back 10 the scene VI the crime
"Wednesday night.
Sheriff ID. 4. Holcomb Of Lubbock
county. accompanied by Special Officer
Zones of the Santa Fe. came for the
prisoners yesterday. and left with them
On the O'Clock Santa Re train south
last night.
Talking 20 Special officer Henry Her.
bert about the affair Wednesday. the
prisoners expressed a desire 20 be tried
In Potter county. Previously they had
c,pr'sscd doubt OF getting justice In
Lubbock county.
Henry IlIbbcrt. who has been In Lub-
book since the killing took place. has
nu Apprehension about mob violence.
20. uss Lui add he people expect
Dee as 40 h trod without delay.
s. spe,ul ,orr, has boen subpoenaed
tni FRIDAY hla b'.n "a as the day OF
uiflirnmrnt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
APPROPRIATION
BIiLL SIGNED BS WILSON

WASHINGTON. March ?--prcsident
wilron today signed the SO. 500. 600 dip
lomatic and consular appropriation hill.
Congress completed aud sent e. the
White Housc the agricultural hill Tor
~ million dollars.
This action left only three regular ap.
preparation hills and sundry civil and
those for the army ana navy before
Congress. The Presidents desk IL clear
Il supply hills until the agriculture
measure reaches u.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
Burial of Marcus D.. smith will

take place at llano cemetery at
o'cluck this afternoon. There will bc
short funeral services at the grave
and friends 81 deceased are request.
I'd To- meet at the cemetery. Mr..
Smith was n years old Arkansas
was his native state. lie had lived
In claude. where ne died. ~ years.
\ widow and three daughters sur.
vivc The daughters are Mrs. u y.
city, Mrs. Hood Brown. Santa Rita.
y NJ, and Miss Anna Smith, uf
Claude.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
No Bogus on The News

leased full Associated
dependable readers
outside Amarillo under the date does ."
amarillo
outside
getting u u wtiMEnONER
issue
THE News is fresh off the ih" da, reaches y"u-h b~ars
~ BOGtS. ftCrIrlOtS date deceive
the onl, published in the Plains Country this
printed within this re
~ are SPURIOUS cot NTtRfEIT
ReadT >ews-h u hone aud dcrrndabie.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
w As.or,Aisc its--

RENTONNiLIE. AK March The
Benionvillc county tax league composed
of representatives ~ ss local leagues.
last night adopted resolutions asking
stat. senator ! = McFnrlin a. resign
un ground th,t h, had failed 90 repre-
sent tax payers 81 the county in road
matters S. nr ~ known here this h
the first instance in which u legislator
In Arkansas has been asked formally
o. xiv, up his position.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
The first rradlnE Of the nropase.I

constitution and by laws for the
khiva shrine Patrol were heard last
night ~ the regular scmi,monthly
meeting II is expected that they
will bc accepted ~ the next meeting.
whirh viii take place In two weeks
II Is hoped tina, under the new plan
social organization. hut will also
take vital parts In the staging ~
the shrine Ccrcmnnials. II is plan.
ned to have the next ceremonial an
May 90. for which plans were dis
cusscd, after which u short drill
took place.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
NEEDLESS IirE SACRIFICE
CHARGES STRICKEN OF

WASHINGTON. March 2-Chargcs
~ needless sicrifics of lives Of Ameri'
can soldir n on armistlc day were
stricken from the subcommittee report
today lN TIN house war investigation
cmmiti"t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
IIoue Wants Army II $4,000


WASHINGTON. March s-Thc house
stood pat to-day Tor an army ~ isO. 600.
refusing "a concur la tn senate amend.
mcnt To- The army Appropriation Hill pro.
Viding Ter $4,000 enlisted men after
June 30
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
Judge q. 4. McIiinnon made quite

drive In corporation court yester.
day, Seven gamblers, two who h..
llcvcd IN taking the shortcs, cut at
corner. one Tot getting In a hurry.
and u negro woman for using rough
language were slncd Al fines have
hccn collected.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
Found Dead In Wagon.

tIHVlhI 70 IN WFNHl
MEMPHIS. Texas, Mar. &C. A
sandel. living on the l'ial ranch. six miles
routheast Of Memphis, was found dead
IN his wagon on the rad leading u his
home. lie was thirty nine'ycars uld has
n wife and five children. Heart disease
was the cause of his death.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
Hall Game Bill Killed

AUSTIN. March The senate killed
'hc hill proposing 10 make Il a felony
to throw ur FIX" baseball games to.
lay By vote oi thirteen to ten.
The Texas declaration ~ lndcpcnd
cnor was rad In the House today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
Give Up Hope for i.,nus Iinl

WASHINGTON. Mar,h . Iiopr for
hc enactment during this session os
congress ~ the soldiers bonus hill was
abandoned t"lly by ~ proponents
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
Expelled From Grain Hoard.


CHICAGO. March 2.-Thom w.
kcclinc. head of the firm u hay and
grain dealers bearing his name. was sS-
PEELED from the Chicago Buard of Trad
to-day unanimously after n trial on :
charge of short weighing feed saies
involving millions ~ dollars and ,over-
ing the past twenty years He had ~
a member of the board since 1907.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
Aniiso,ici Uprising Report Confirmed,
n, Associated Pfesa

LONDON. March 2-Rcports IN ~.
ticlal British circles today confirm dis.
patches telling of AN anti.Sovict upris-
INK In Russia. stating that the situation
ls serlons.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
little Items Of
Local Interest


Judge Tarleton Morron of Wichita
Falls are In attendance on the court
of civil appeals In Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
Annuniiics Are FIXED.

"Sccond-The German government tx.
more the value Of the variable annui
ties provided for In the Paris plan. the
amount of which depends upon the
value ~ German exports
"Third--Thc annunitlcs payable under
the Paris plan are In addition Ia what
ever sums may b. found 10 have bccn
paid on account for separations
"Fourih-Thc German government
,ssoss at twenty billions the value of
deliveries made by them ON account II
various obligations imposed upon them
by the treaty. The rcparation commits.
sion assess their value nj less than half
that sum. The amount to be- credited 10
the German government In respect 10
these deliveries In the rcparaiions nc.
count viii b. found to be- very small.
"Fifth-Thc German government use
an eight per cent table for the purpose
of arriving at the amount due from
them; thy propose at the same time
that the interest upon their debt shall
be- limited To five per cent.
"SiXth-The German government pro.
pose that their securities shall h. re-.
lieved Of taxation In the country Of ia.
sue. thus burdening the country Of is'
sue with part of their liabilities.
"Seyenth--On the assumption that
the amount which Germany viii pay
during the first five years VIII h. ..
SOC, ,OOO, 600 aud that the whole oblign'
tion be discharged IN thirty years. the
amount she viii have to pay for the
twenty-five years following that period
to provide for the interest an the sink
ing fund of hor whole debt viii b. three
billions year. The present value oi
German payments on this reckoning
will amount NJ the outside to somewhere
ihnut e OOO, 900 900.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-03
Table Prepared.
.uly necessary Ia com

1T II only necessary to compare this
sum with the value ~ the payments
made under the Paris plan to expose the
ontire inadequacy OF the German pro.
posal. Under the Paris plan. on the
eight per cent table. the present value
Il The fixed annuitlcs alone IL "a 900.
600 900 gold marks. This table. however.
II applicable onB io discounts Of ia.
turo annuniiies. made during the first
two years. On an eight per cent table
the rate at which discounts can he
made after la2j--the present value In
yor 1900. 600. 900 gold marks.
1T Is, of course. difficult 10 make
m estimate 81 the value Of the various
annuitics In the Paris plan. but sub.
stantlal addition nj any nte, should
bc made Ia the above figures. In respect
TO these nnnuitics. The sum which the
German government asks the allies 10
accept IN satisfaction 0f her debts
amounts. therefore. ia a small fraction
~ the sum fixed at Paris.
The conNcqucncc would b. thnt Ger.
nany's external debt. which IN limited
To her reparaiiun liability. would corrc.
spond 10 small proportion only of the
vi'rnnl debts. which the allies were
compelled 10 contract for the war"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-10
HOLD STATE MEET
Parent-Teachers' Conference in
Manhattan March 16.
Program for Third Kansas Ses-
sion Is Big One.

Manhattan, Kan, March 10. The
third annual state conference on the
Kansas Parent-Teachers' association
will be held here March 16 and IT.
The program will include addresses by
a number of prominent Kansans af-
filiated with the associations work
and with child welfare in general. The
committee on arrangements is pre-
pairing to entertain several hundred
delegates.
The list of speakers includes: Mrs. J.
K. Codding, wife of Warden Codding,
president of the association; DR.. Flor
ence Brown Sherbon, chief of the d.
vision of child hygiene of the state
board of health; and Chancellor e. H.
Lindley of the University of Kansas.
Round table conferences on many
subjects will comprise an important
feature of the program: Ira ]. Bright
of Leavenworth, will talk on child
saving and thrift; Mrs. June R. Chap
man, head of Topeka kindergarten;
Miss Eva Corning, Topeka juvenile
court probation officer; Mrs. j. L.
Beggs, Kansas City, on commercialiZed
amusements; Mrs. Emma Moore But
Ter of Wichita, on relation of the as
sociation's work to high schools; Mrs.
c. A. Neighbors of Emporia, on the
work of the association in Kansas
State Normal school; Mrs. J. H. Glenn
ent of Junction City, on parenthood. A
number of the women instructors OF
the Kansas State Agricultural college
will appear on the program. Miss
Rena Faubion will dicuss the milk
for school-chi1dren project; Dean
Mary Pierce Van lille will be toastmis-
tress at a luncheon; and Mrs Mary w
McFarlane will talk on home eco
Monies.
The principal officers of the associa-
| ton are: President, Mrs. J. K. Cod
F. Klemp, Leavenworth; Mrs. T. v
| Weinhold, Kansas City; Mrs. Lawrence
Becker, Cherryvale; Mrs. c. A. Neigh
| bors, Emporia; Mrs. Guy Varney
Manhattan; Mrs. I. B. Parker, Hill
City; Mrs. N. G.. Bennett, Haviland;
Mrs. o G Smith, Wichita; secretary
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-10
WHY EASTER VARIES
Date Astronomicany Determined.

The time-honored custom of trans
lating the significance of Easter into
action will soon be observed. Men and
women will turn from the sobriety of
abstinence to the brightness of an
other spring. Easter is significant of
much turnout Christendom. 1t is
noteworthy that its recurrence hap
pens invariably after that date when
the day starts to become longer than
the night. Easter suggests spring, and
spring suggests joy without measure.
You will need a new spring suit for
Easter. You will enjoy spring more
if you get out of that heavy suit you
have been wearing this winter. At
Harris-Goar's both men and women
can attire themselves at very moderate
cost. High-grade, nationally adver-
tised lines of spring suits for men are
now here for your selection; snappy
models in fine. wooden materials: the
latest pin stripes, chalk stripes and
shadow stripes; browns. blues. all
shades and mixtures. You will like
their quality, excellent tailoring and
distinctive character. Your account is
welcome here: credit is a courtesy at
this StOre.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-10
CLAIMS PREFERRED PLACE.
CoffeyvilIe Man Declares Defunct
Bank Did Not Own Forfeit Bond.

CoffeyvilIe, Kan, March 10.-The
question whether a sum of money
place in q bank as a forfeit in case of
failure to carry out a contract should
be considered the banks property, has
been raised in the suit brought by C.
H. Lamb against the receiver of the
defunct Peoples State bank of this
city. Lamb recites in his petition that
the money was placed in the bank, to
be paid to him in the event an oil we'll
contractor failed to comply with GER
tain drilling and other obligations in
an oil deal. He demands that the full
$500 he delivered TO him.