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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13
LOTS

6oxitO. q. close In on car line. $500.
Terms
h0xtO Il. on Monroe St. good location.
$3.50 Terms.
5oxii0 feet on Hayden ST. 5000. Terms.
. lots by Denver Round House. $3.50.
Terms
Good lots On South Harrison from
$3.50 To $500.
New room colonial bungalow. Extra
fine location. Price $500. This In n
little beauty and will make an ideal
home.
. room modern stucco bungalow. gar.
axe. lawn trees and walks. desirable
location. Bargain at $4,000. win take
In good ear as part payment
Look at thls-thO0 huvs room modern
house on east front 60 n. lot. Just two
houses off the pavement and on car
line. Wilks, trees, windmill. VIII take
liberty bonds or car as part payment.
This II priced worth the money. $3.50.
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Furnished Homes

room modern bungalow beautifully
furnished. southwest part Of town.
east front lot 70 feet and extends back
$50 feet on the pavement. gives room
for two more houses on this lat. This
In an ideal home and an exceptionally
good investment Price $500.
room attractive home nicely furnish
cd, Is a. lot by 40 feet On the pave.
mcnt in southwest part OF town. Price
$4,000.
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CHILDERS COMMITS.
SION COMPANY
ROOM IL MASSIE
BLDG.
PHONE 1913

FOR SALE OR TRtDE--sroom com
pletely furnished hs,ne. with dressing
room. bath. buffers pantry and fine.
large closets. nj 1909 Harrison Every.
thug built in. servant house. garage.
well and windmill and chicken house.
lawn shade trees and cement walks. I
win make good terms. VIII take In
small car or vacant lots In good ioca.
ton. with some money n cash pay.
mont. OF win take In smaller place 10
rated right. cr win take In small lease
riase On White Parks. u. q. Tannrr.
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REAL REAL ESTATE
Good Investments

room plastored house. southwest part
u town. now leased Tor year at $500
per month. Small cash payment. Bal.
ince like rent. Price $4,000.
y room modern bungalow. semi bust.
ness property. east front lot. 60xito
feet; income on this property is $4,000
per month. Price $4,000, II you are
looking for something worth the money
phone W. for an appointment to see
this place.
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FOR TRADE-irrgatcd farm near Mer.
cecds. Texas. in Rio Crnndc Valley. for
city property or merchandise. Phone
500 or address, y. q. Box all.
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GEO. MARTIN a sON--Pnintcrs ana
paper hanging; work guaranteed Phon,
9O7
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13

WE START you In the candy business
az home. snnll room. or anywhere; ev
crythlng furnished; earn $4,000 weekly
up: mcn.women; experience unnecss
sary; advertise candy. Send self ad'
dressed. stamped envelope for free par
tlculars. CandymaKcrs Co. 18th ~ 4,
Philadelphia. Ia.
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MISCELLANEOUS

CHILp's BicYcLE-PIcked NJ by
small child either on street or from
store downtown. Phone 2032.
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MISCELLANEOUS

BRAfDs made from eombings Elite
Hair Dressing Parior. 10 Fuqua Bldg.
Phone ~.
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LosT-Pair glasses. with cclluloId rim.
In black ease. Finder please phone
.23i.
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The Daily News Page of Classified
rHEc sgFoRBU sElIN 1RDMcwN
WANTED

WANTED Widow lady wants washing
on Will care Tor children by day. week
on month. 400 n. buchanan ~.
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MISCELLANEOUS

DREssMAKING-M 1907 Lincoln.
Gowns fitted without personal tryon.
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CONFECTIONERY oUTFiT--conais,.
inE Of handsome sodn fountain: cigar
and candy cases; cprbonator: electric
cash register. ceiling fans; drink mix.
crs. tables. chairs; complete outfit 10.
Gated gt Mt. Pleasant, Texas. Must he
moved from building next ten days.
outfit used only few months. In first
class condition. VIII give purchaser
benefit cash payment made. sell for
balance due. small cash payment down.
balance easy monthly payments. Write
or wire Groman Fountain Company.
Dallas. Texas.
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FOR SALE

RESTAURANT FIXTURES Now 10.
catod at Post. TcynH. can be- used at
present location or shipped elsewhere.
Consisting 81 thirtyfour foot counter.
combination milk aud water cooler. leo
box. stools Used only few months.
viii sell for balance due. Easy month
ly payments. bargain. Write a. wire
GroHman Fountain Company, Dallas
Texas.
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CHILD'S BiCYCLE--Plclcd up by
smnll child either an street OF from
more downtown. Phone 203s.
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FOR SALE-one 4.rccm piastsred
house: modern. Want 10 sell at once
i'hone 1890 or 1870.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13

wANTED-Young man 20 represent
collecting firm In each city Good mon
ey. spare time No experience but pre-.
fer ono with sales ability. Write c. W.
Small. is0s buchanan - Phone 2lsi.
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LOST Blue nird brooch pin. Return
A. n. e. Waffle House and get reward
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LOST -Bunch g; kcys on kcyrlns In
city or on road 10 Claude. ono Vale
key Ne DESi5. Lonyc AZ News office
Reward
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PEACH TREE sALE-EIbcrta. Victor.
Mamie Ross. Carmen. Arp Beauty.
Lemon, Nixon and Chinese cling. Stint.
sons October: o. feet. zoe: to 4
feet, 2Sc Plums. Six Weeks. America.
Gold. the best 10 I feet, 25c. Guaran.
tccd. ripcns from May to October. Cum.
wood Nur~rios, winona. Texas.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOSI AND FOUND
LoST-Collie dog, .red.brown
color, white markings. Collar
with onwner's name in ink there
on. Bears City dog tag No. Sc.
Phone So.
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WANTED To care Tor children. day
"a hour. iti0 Lincoln.
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FOR sAl.E-'rhrcc beds. two drcasors.
one Kitchen cabinet, sectional bookcase,
three stovcs. library table sewing ma
chine nnd chairs 800 buchanan.
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SHOW CAsEs-STORE FIXTURES.

Iares, models. Loves, prices. Quick
delivery. Ask for prices. Superior
show Case Co. 2eOO Browder ST., BAL.
lAs. Texas 10000 '''' - go z
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FOR SALE-Eight residence lots he.
tween Lowory Philips school aud 81.
Anthony's Hospital, at bargain. 81. H.
Moore. Mafpmcc. Okla. Rox S
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WANTED-Ai Salesman commission
basis. must be- able To finance self
Good proposition TO rich, party. \. u
g.. care News
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FINE PLAyER PIANO AT BARGAIN

We now have In Amarillo fine sample
player piano which We will close out at
sT,eclal price. Cash or terms tn reapon'
aihle party. Your silent" piano TAX.
en- In trade. Write at once for parti'
culara
THE KNIGIiT.CAMPBEIL MUSIC co
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NOTICE

SODA FouNTAiNs-All sizes from \
10 2ofeet; new and secondhand Some
used only few months. Also drug ana
confectionery fixtures. Samll cash pay.
ment down. balance easy monthly nav.
ments. Write or wire Grosman Foun.
tain Company. Dallas. Texas.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. house. south.
west part u town. by Feb ~. rhans
1905.
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wANTED--Po-ition 10y experienced
competent stcnographcr. Phone 1864.
wANTED--Cook Apply 6oi Fillmore
ST.. Phone as.
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GOOD PIANO Tor rent In Amarillo.
with privilege 81 buying NJ special price
and having an rent paid apply an pur
chase price. Must be- willing Ia rent at
least nix months. Give full references
IN firs, letter. The knight Campbell
Music Co, Denver Colorado.
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sODA FOl MAINS AND rINTIREs.

New ana secondhand, fountains. con.
fectiorcry. carbonatcrs, drug fixtures
tables and chairs. Show eases. wall
cases, complete outfits Terms II de.
sired Bcokham Fountain a Fixture
Co. saii Elm 81. Dallas. Texas
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-07-15

The British chancellor of excheauer
in his cablegram presented informally
to Secretary Leffingwell by Mr.. Lind
say under date of February 8, 1920,
said in part:
Turning to the more general con-
siderations it is evident that a finan-
cial crisis in America would greatly en-
danger the incipient recovery of con-
tinental Europe. 1t is impossible to
foresee the consequences With the
continent prey to bankruptcy and an
archy and the United States unable to
provide. credits of any sort owing to the
internal crisis. the worlds position
would be indeed serious. If I may ven
ture on what fear is controversial
ground. | may say that it is largely be-
cause of those dangers that we should
welcome general cancellation of inter
governmental war debts The moral
would even be greater practical
change and fresh hope and confidence
would spring up everywhere
The treasury officials gave no tes-
timony to show whether there were re-
plies to the two communications and
the committee adjourned after asking
that treasury documents relative to
Americas loans to the allies, now in
the custody of the senate judiciary
be obtained.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-07-15

TRANCE and eventually embitter the re-
lations between the American and Brit
ish people, with caIamitous results to
the future of the world.
you will remember that Great
Britain borrowed from the United
States about half as much as it's total
loans to the allies and after America 8
entry into the war it lent to the allies
almost exactly the same amount as it
borrowed from the United States. Ac-
cordingly, the British government has
informed the French government that
it will agree to any equitable arrange
ment for the reduction or cancellation
of inter- allied indebtedness but that
such arrangement must be one that ap-
plies all around.
AS you know the representatives
OF the allies and Germany are meet
ing at Geneva to commence discussion
on the subject of reparations. rec
ognize that, in the midst of a presi-
dental election, and congress not in
session, it is impossible for the Unit
ed States to deal with this question in
practical manner but the question is
one Of such Importance to the future
of Europe and indeed to the relations
between the allied and associated pow
ers that should very welcome any ad-
vice which yAu might feel yourself able
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-07-15
An Au Around Cancellation of Inter- Aed War Burden
OF Lloyd Georges Correspondence With in 1920

Washington, July 14.-Premier
Lloyd George, in a letter to President
Wilson in August. 1920. referred to
suggestions that the inter-allied debts
be recprocally cancelled, and asked
Mr.. Wilson's advice as to the best
method by which the whole problem
could be considered and settled by the
United States government in concert
with it's associates at the earliest DOS
sible moment that the political situa-
tion in America makes it possible.
The British chancellor of the ex-
cheqner six months earlier had cabled
British treasury official in the Unit
ed States declaring I'VE would welcome
general cancellation of inter govern
mental war debts"
This information was given Thursday
by treasury official who appeared be-
fore the senate finance committee CON
sidering the administration bill to give
the treasury secretary broad powers in
refunding allied debts to the United
States.
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
after questioning by Sem
ator LaFollette, Republican, Wiscon-
sin, and on request of other commit
tee members, read into the committee
record lengthy extract from Premier
Lloyd Georges letter and part of the
British chaneelor's cablegram.
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cause the reconstruction of central
Europe could not begin nor could the
allies themselves raise money on the
strength of Germany's obligations to
pay them reparations until their la
bilities are exactly defined.
after great difficulties with his
own people, IN Millerand found him
self unable to accept this yiew-but
he pointed cAt that it was impossible
for France I'D agree to accept nothing
less than it was entitled to under the
treaty unless it's debts to it's allies and
associates were treated in the same
way.
This declaration appeared to the
British government eminently fair, but
after careful consideration, they came
to the conclusion that it was impossible
to remit any part of what was owed
to them by France except as part and
parcel of all around settlement Of in
er-allied indebtedness.
II need not 60 into the reasons
which led to this conclusion, which
must be clear to you. But the princi-
pal reason was that the British public
opinion would never support a one
sided arrangement at it's sole expense,
and if such one sided arrangement
were made it could not fail to es-
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-07-15

unit, exercisable through a joint Irish
parliament connecting the northern and
southern parliaments, the second to be
given both parliaments and exercisable
separately, enabling fiscal policies ap-
plicable, if thought fit. against each
other; the third to be given the south
ern parliament alone. leaving the
northern parliament within the British
fiscal system. OF these alternatives.
the Sim Fein. it, is asserted. would
prefer the first. and might even find
the third tolerable. On the other hand,
the northern parliament, it is con-
eeded, would certainly prefer the sec
ond, and the question is, as southern
Ireland views it. whether listers in
fluence on British politics remains suf-
ficiently strong to secure its wishes,
even at the cost of rupturing the nego-
tiations.
There is declared to be no DISPOSE
ton on the part of the Sim Fein to
diminish the local autonomy granted
the six counties of northern Ireland
under the home rule act.
Unless Mr.. Lloyd Georges financial
terms differs widely from any previ-
ously contemplated. it is predicted in
well informed quarters here that the
probably will break down.
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Gay Drinking Parties
Held by Shlln1Qn on
Yacht Modesty,' Claim
Changed Guests Nightly According to Testimony
by Boats Steward in Sensation
Divorce Case

Poughkeepsie, n. T., July 14.-Wit-
nesses called to tell of the alleged mar
ital infidelity of James A Stillman
mentioned the names of two women
Thursday as having been the banker s
compa anions at gay drinking parties
aboard his yacht Modesty. On sep
arate occasions both women-Florence
81. Leeds. former show girl, and one
"Helen"-remained aboard the yacht
overnight, according to accounts of the
testimony of Frank Murphy, steward of
the Modesty.
Besides broadening the counter-of-
fensive against Mr. Stillman, counsel
for Mrs. Anne Z. Stillman offered evil
dence to combat the charge by Mr.
Stillman that he was not the father of
his wife's youngest son. Guy Stillman,
born in November, 1879
Through II. Phelps Clawson of Buff
falo, a friend of the family, they pre-
sented testimony that husband and wife
We're together several times in the
months preceding Guys birth, both on
their estate in the Pocantico hills and
in suite of rooms in the st. Regis
hotel in New York.
Were Living Together.
Three times in January, 1918, Claw
son said he visited the estate and found
both Mr.. and Mrs. Stillman there. The
following month he telephoned Mrs
Stillman's hotel suite, and the banker
the call, the witness said.
Other witnesses will be summoned
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to give me as to the best method by
which the whole problem could be con-
sidered and settled by the United
States government in concert with its
associates at the earliest possible mo-
ment that the political situation in
America makes it possible.
There is one other point which I
would like to add. When the British
government decided it could not deal
with the question of the debts owed to
IT BY its allies except as part and par
eel of an all-around arrangement of
inter allied debts, the chancellor of ex-
chequer told Mr.. Rathbone that he
could not proceed any further with the
negotiations which they had been con-
Quoting together with regard to the
pOstponement of interest on the fund
ing of Great Britain's debt to America,
Il should like to make it plain that
this is due to no reluctance on the part
of Great Britain to fund it's debt, but
solely on the fact that it cannot bind
itself to any arrangement which would
prejudice the working of any inter-
allied arrangement which may be
reached in the future. II some method
can be found for funding the British
debt which does not prejudice the lar
ger question, the British government
would be glad to fall in with it. Il
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The two communications brought i'm
mediate questions from members of the
committee and statement from Sec.
retary Mellon that the cancellation sug-
gestion had not been broached to him
since he assumed office and would NOT
be considered if made.
Premier Lloyd George wrote Pres
ident Wilson under date of August s.
according to the extract read to the
committee:
Il come now to the other question
wish to write to you about and that
is the knotty problem of inter-allied
indebtedness. Indeed, l promised Mr..
Rathbone (the American unofficial
representative on the reparations com
mission) long ago that I would write
to you about it, but / have had to put
it off for one reason or another until
now.
''The British and the French gov
ernments have been discussing during
the last four months the question Of
giving fixity and definiteness to Ger
reparations obligations. The
British government has stood steadily
by the view that it was vital that Ger
liabilities should be fixed at q
figure which it was within the reason
able capacity to pay and that this fig
uge should be fixed without delay be-
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-07-15
CLOUDBURST KILLS
SEVERAL, DESTROYS
HOMES IN NEBRASKA
Thousands of Head of Live
stock Lost in Deluge Near
Crawford.

Alliance. Neb., July 14.-One is
known to have been killed and several
others are reported to have persisted
scores of ranch homes and other build
lngs in and near Andrews, village
IL miles west of Crawford, Neb., have
been destroyed and fields have been
devastated by cloudburst which de-
luged the White river canyon country
Thursday.
Crawford, on the river. is attempt
ing to prevent inundation of a portion
OF the city when a 14-foot wall of
water which is rushing down the river
canyon from the inundated district. ar
rives.
Thousands of head of livestock have
been lost. One woman. Mrs. John
Burrett, living on a small farm near
the town, was swept from her bed
While asleep and drowned. Others are
dead, according to meager reports
reaching Crawford
The first flood waters reached Craw-
ford at D p. m, and much damage was
done in the lowlands. Five bridges
were washed out on the Chicago &
Northwestern railway between Craw-
ford and Andrews, reports said
Trains are being held at Crawford.
Several farmhouses and outbuildings
were swept into the torrent, number
having passed Crawford Telephone
and telegraph wires for miles are down.
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to combat the bankers charge that
Guy Stillman is not his own child. II
was considered not unlikely that a re-
guest for Referee Gleason to adjudicate
the boys legitimacy before Mr. Still
mans divorce suit reaches a conclusion
will be made either Friday or when
hearings are resumed late this month.
On June II, 1920, when the Modesty
was launched, she was docked at the
New York Yacht club anchorage in the
East River. and Mr.. Stillman enter
tanned his sister, Mrs. Percy A. Rookie
feller, and two other friends at din
ner in the salon, Murphy testified.
Helen On Third Night.
The next night Mrs. Leeds was
aboard until after daybreak, and the
third night Helen" was a guest, re-
naming until II o'clock in the morning
the Steward was alleged to have said
In December of last year, Mr.. Still
man went to Florida on the yacht and
was joined there by Mrs. Leeds.
Other witnesses were reported to
have told of the relations of Mr.. Still
man and Mrs. Leeds in the Seth street
apartment where they alleged to have
lived as "Mr. and Mrs. Franklin II.
Leeds" The character testimonial
which "Mr. Leeds" presented when he
leased the apartment was declared to
have been signed by James A. Still
man. Mr.. StiIlman highly recommend
ed "Mr. Leeds" it was said.
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QUESTIONS OF FINANCE AND ULSTER
PARAMOUNT in PARLEY, DUBLIN VIEW

Dublin. July 14.-(By The Associat.
ed Press)-The Great majority of the
Irish people appear to entertain nc
doubt that at the informal conferences
in London. Eamonn de Valera, the Irish
leader, will assert Ireland's claim to
republic, based upon the peoples de-
cision at the elections. When Premier
Lloyd George, as is expected here. re-
plies that a republic never will be
granted, it is predicted he will follow
this reply with an offer of the most
that can be conceded.
EYerything. it is considered here, de-
pends upon the nature of that offer.
The impression gathered by eonversa-
tions in responsible Irish quarters here
is that Mr.. de Valera will be able to
accept what will be offered
He will keep in touch with the Irish
opinion and. although it is believed he
will maintain the republican principle,
he is expected to leave to the Irish peo-
pie the determination as to whether
the warfare shall be carried on or
settlement accepted.
The crux Of the sitpation. as it is
viewed here, is finance. The Irish
virtually are unanimous that no system
can be called lf-government that
withholds from Ireland control of its
own money-to collect, to spend, let to
impose taxation as it please.
Under home rule act, this is done by
British authority, the imperial treasury
refunding to Ireland the sums collected
minus Is million pounds sterling a
year, Ireland's contribution to imperial
purposes and the cost of the reserved
services.
The Ulster question is linked up with
that of finance. and might. it is thought,
be settled through it. Three forms of
financial autonomy have been suggest
ed, the first to be given Ireland as
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-07-15
IL Years Sentence
Is Given to Woman
for Killing Husband

Chicago, July 14.-Mrs. Dora Water
man was found guilty Thursday night
by jury at her trial on charge of
Staying her husband. She was accus-
ed of hacking her husband to death
with a meat cleaver that she might OBJ
tain possession Of his property. She
was sentenced to II years in the pen
itentiary. Mrs. Waterman was the
third woman of 21 tried on charges of
murder in the past two decades in
Chicago to be convicted. Her son.
Jacob Waterman, II, charged with be-
ing an accessory, was acquitted.