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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-08
SOW. THEREFORE BE TT FLl:TH-
Els ORDAINED.

SECTION That the aggregate
amounts hereinafter shown. being less
than thr"cfuurths u The costs 81 said
Improvement excepting curb and side
walks. 10 Included IN said contracts.
shall De and the same are hereby lowed,
charged apporiioncd and assessed on
the Front Foot Plan" against said
ahuitng property hereinafter described
and Zach parcel thereof whether one
lof or more. and against each u the
several owners u said property below
ramcd. ln the respective itCmlzed az.
counts and amounts. aud the total
amount including snm". a. set forth 0p'
positr thp name 90 names of each such
person or persons and the description Of
each such parcel Or parcels 81 property.
section @ Zach such lot o. parcel Of
property sl assessed Is located w the
city - Amarillo. Potter County Texas,
sbuiting on said highway or portions
thereof a. be- improved 90 already i'm
proved. and ~ hereunder described
whenetcr practicable by the Block
Number aud by the Lot Number In each
such Blocks as shown on the plat for
said Improvement, now on file IN the 81.
flee Of the City Secretary and City I'm.
ginrcr which plats are made q part
hercof. and each 81 the said lots and
parcels of abuttlng property and the
frontage thtreof on said highways as
shown hereunder IN feet IN the column
H..AtsaftUss "a
pcrccls. and also all intcrsecting streets.
ar hereunder noted aud So forth Tor
each sid 81 said highway and Tor Zach
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A UNION OF
INTEREST TO WOMEN
Healthy Housewife Happy Home
Lydia E. Pinlhams Vegetable Compound has Helped
Form Many

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-08

blocK In The saiuc order down the fol
lowing list as the same are found IN
sald plat OF on tho ground: and each
such description aud assessment shall
br held 70 extend back from said line
on said highway and 10 include the en-
,lrc depth and area Of each such re-
speciiyc parcel. lot or lots Of abutting
property M same may be owned "nd
bounded Al this date. and the abbreNia'
tions ~" IS" ~" and "W' when
used hereunder shall be- taken 20 mean
respectively "NnriherlN' "Souihwly'
"Eaaorly" and Westerly" parts of the
lot or block before the number 81 when
any ~ said authorizations may be- placed
and iht names u al said owners, such
descriptions Of aid property and "i'o
amounts respectively assessed against
them ~ follows. io.wit:
LIST or PROPERTY Of VAN III.
REN STREET FROM ITS INTERsEc.
TIoN WITH THE SOUTH LINE OF
10th STREET To ITS lNTERsEc
TloN WITH THE NORTH LINE OF
s4th STREET.. ALL BEING Situated
~ THE MRS. VI. D. OLtvEEEAkLE
AND PLEMONS ADDITIONS RE
sPECTINEt.Y. To BE ASSESSED IN
DER THIS ORDINANCE
PROPERTY ASSESSMENT f'.'l
MN a.-....I. I....I
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sch o LnICn D. impossible oirn
tine crea the slightest form Of
houseWcra canno; he accomplished
Yet tfr Vogs must be- done
May women struggle along Tor
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female trouble that max their liseg
miserable and their homes far from
hgipy
L'dia T.. pi1.ham's Vegetable
Comug hos helped th0ufan OF
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letter, knew how they lcIt befurn
"a iing tn Vegetable Compound and
again afterwards. ltheIpcd them
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ORDINANCE No. :9;.

An ORDINANCE REGULATING AMI
PROHIBITING ANY PERSON ~
FECTED WITH OK AFFECTED ny
ANY CONTAGIOUS OR ISFEC
TioUS DISEASE. HANDLING or
SERVING IN ANY MANNER ROOD
or DRINK IN ANY HOTEL. ngs
TACEANT OK OTHER PUBLIC
rt-NcE, AND PRESCRIBING PEN
ALTiBs THEREFOR
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-08

ot the Ctiv Engineer when such street
~ portion e stree, shall have been nc
ccn'"d IN accordance with the provisions
OF the proposal specifications and con
irac, heretofore approved and adcptcC
By ihc City Commission.
INTRODUCED at o regular adjourn
Cd and rtc"ss,'dl meeting Ct tina CTS
Commission on the 18th day q January
lass' and being finally passed at a reg
ulat meeting Il Tho CITY Commission
on the 3l't d,y o. January. \. u. io2e
tSiEncdl LON y MARRS.
Mayor u the CITY q Amarillo. Tcxis
tSraJ
ATTEST
ISigncn " =. SCHOrrEH
Cl,Y ScctctlIy.
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BE 1T ORDAINED ny THE CITY OF
AMARILLO.

section l. Tuberculosis. syphllis. gon.
orrhea and chsncrnid arr hsTcuy ne
olar,d 90 be- Infectious and Contagious
diseases dangerous t. thy puS.ir health:
but the enumeration 90 slid diseases
are not g. exclude any other diseases
known and considered q, thu medical
profession e. De- infectious az cunta.
sicas.
ScciOn 2 EvcTSHacuc,ng physician
or o,hei person who examines. tr-0ts
o. prcsCribcs IN any maaner for any
di~.asc OF illness within the City Of
Anarlro Shau - retuir,,i a. rcpor, IN
writing 60 ihc C1'y ssnasei Il N" 81,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-08
CITYBRIEFS
The following statement is issued by

The following statement j. issued by
Collector % Internal Revenue George
g. Hopkins OF the SECOND district Of
Texas. "Fldduciary returns OF income
for calendar year 1927 viii Do aValabl.
for distribution az the offlc. OF tho
Collector az Internal Revenue. rallls.
TEXAS. and Us field offices-Abhcnc
Fort Worth Tyler and Wichita FILLS
on Feb. g
Mr.. and Mr,. l.. & McCrory ~ bal.
hart We're visitors m Amarillo ycstrr'
DAY.
A. VI. smith. realty man Of Canyon.
vss business visitor boz Amarillo
Tuesday.
4. W Blough. postmaster Of Canyon,
and Mrs Hlough were among 'Ho visi
tors In Amarillo Tuesday.
Mrs. v Edna Henson ~ CAM on was
among the Randall County visitors iu
Amarillo YESTERDAY
Major Claude AdanS. working uut ~
The 16th Division headquarters is iu
Amarillo IN the interest ~ T. Battery
~ attillcrv uoiup organized here. and
VIII BE- In this community several days
tiemEe Ryan and u. v Vernon. rep.
roHrnting The Panhandle Plains Cham.
bcr ot Commerce and the Amarillo
Board Of civ Development attended O.
banquet and meeting ~ 10" Claude
Chamber ~ Commerce last evening
T.. y. NANNY Of the Farmland. Herald
visited in Amarillo Tuesday iu the in
t'rcst % his newspaper
Tom 7. Nsggoncr Of the Claude
News was ,n Amarillo this week. ana
reports a mild business revival az a..
Armstrong County capital
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-08

MR.. Y. Edna Henson ~ Can> on was
among the Randall County visitors iu
Amarillo Yesterday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-08

section % That thu several sums
above specified together with intercs;
thereon piyablr annually ~ the rate -
@y"n go per cvnt per annum from
the date ct the certifilltc IL tn -.
ginccr c,idoncing the completion az tn
said work and the aoccpttacc thereof
by The CIV together with tho cost os
collection oi such sums Including rca
son1blc attorneys r-cs II incurred. are
hereby declared ana Crtilincd 10 tt good
snd lawful liens upon s1id rospN',lv"
parcels II property and y personal Ia
oiu,y Of The respective owners thereof
e. h. puid and coll"c,c'i M provided b.
sid Procedure Ordinance" and amend.
mcpts thereto add asch assessments
and liens shall be- superior to al other
lirns and claims except STATE. COUNTY
and Municipal taxes.
section That asslgnablc aSscSs.
w,ni '"ytiilcaics cvldcnclng said rcspeo
/ tive sums payable by said oNnces ~
alpi'iNg property shall be issued IN IN"
MN" 81 thc city ~ Amarillo and made
+ payable o. the Plains Paving Con
nanN. which assessment certificate ehall
be- n such form as may have bssn
adopted b. Ordinance and shall contain
an adequate description II each parccl
% property assessed. together with th"
. owners nam" u known. and all Other
T prescribed terms. rccitals and requisites
provided. however. that 1t In any cas-
said contractor shalt az permitted by
Lev aud Procedure ordinance omit said
improvements Ia front Of any abuiting
pror'ris because Of same being exempt
by law from slic under execution. then
hcoaut" ~ same being exempt from
sale under execution. this Ordinance
sh1ll not Do hold g. fix ans lien on such
property and no assessment ccrtlfica'c
shall issue against said property or the
owner thereof.
Section o. That all othsi matters and
Proceedings shall b. regulated and con.
ducte-l as provided by sald "Proccdure
Ordinance" and that fun correction of
any mistake OF lrrrguiarity In any Of
s.id proceedings. and re-asscssmcnt. N
necessary. shall h" made In any casr
where the city Commission may d.-ni
IN sim' n'c' ssary or proper. the Com
mission I,--Fving the RICH, 70 exercise
al such powers a. provided by the
Charter Il "a. city Of Amarillo. thu
stree, Improvement law and Procedure
Dfdirane.
~s,iiou q. II T. further urtkaincd thar
,hr respective sums of Money a. SIT
Cui N zach subdivision Of the estimate
~ tn Citl EaEin-,1 for the Clly's per
ton - such street 90 PORTIONS % stree,
b. and the siIac Is hereby apportionoi
snd ~, ASIDE on, q ;he General Fund
g. fa, the City's share and portion -
su'h pItinr ~ stated IN o., sSi.aatr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-08

4. " Blough. postmaster Of Canyon.
and Mrs Nough were among fhU vlsi
tors In Amarillo Tuesday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-08

A. VI. smith realty man Of Canyon.
Tuesday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-08

Major CLAUDE hdamN. working out oi
the 16th Division headquarters is n
Amarillo In the interest ~ T. Battery
III artillorv uoiug organized here. and
VIII DE- Nm lhl. -nM.un-l-- .uNnLll hnvn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-08

Mr.. and Mr,. l.. & NcCrory II bal
hart Mere visitors n Amarillo yostrr.
DAY
The New York herald., 1922-03-12

Appellate Division OF the Supreme Court.
The order was obtained by John c.
Judge of Belle Harbor, who declared
that operation of the. buses constituted
a needless nuisance.
In reversing Justice Cropssy the high
court in q memorandum stated that
while the bus line no doubt was oper-
ated in violation of the transportation
law and was a public nuisance the
court. in the exercise OF it's discretion.
should haus denied the motion OF. Mr..
Judge. The power OF the Supreme Court
to issue mandamus In the case. how.
ever. was recognized.
The New York herald., 1922-03-12

the plant investment of Mount Sinai
to total OF $S000000.
Mount Sinai has more free beds than
any other volunteer hospital in New
York city. For several years past the
hospital has had . continual waiting
list OF 30a In addition, there have been
about $50 on the waiting List for pri-
vate rooms.
/ Mount Sinai spent nearly million
dollars for running expenses ON It's
various departments last year. This
includes its dispensary. the social SER
vice department. which handles about
5000 cases a year. and all other regular
hospital departments.
The New York herald., 1922-03-12
MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL
TOOPEN PAVILION
Dedication Ceremonies Are
Set IDr April s..

The new private pavilion, chiIdren's
building and auditorium OF Mount
Sinai Hospital at Fifth avenue and
n00th street win be opened tp the public
for the first tine at dedication cere-
monies April The new structure
houses the finss< private general hos
pital in the United States. which raises
The New York herald., 1922-03-12
ORDER TO ABANDON
BUS ROUTE REVERSED
Appellate Bench OUsryules
CY6psey Mandans1s.

The action of Justice Cropsey OF the
Brooklyn Supreme Court In granting
"a mandamus compelling Mayor Hyian
to abandon motor bus route through
Belle Harbor. Neponsit and Far Rock
away Yesterday was reversed by tho
The New York herald., 1922-11-20
STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.

New York Stock Exchange seies for wee
ended November is. 1922
The New York herald., 1922-11-20
NEW HAMILTON BANK
NAMES PERSONNEL.
Institution, Open Next Month,
Announces Officers.

The personnel of the directorate and
management of tho new Hamilton Bank
was announced yesterday 10y Edmund ID.
Fisher, chairman OF the organization
committee and president of tho new
bank which is expected to open for
business in the Bush Terminal Building.
Forty-second street, late next month.
The directors include the following
Irving IT. Bush. Henry j. Davenport,
Edmund d. Fisher. Leonard A. Hook
stader, John Markle. Charles Miner.
Homer w. Orvis, Frederick W. Prem
tice. Elmer A. Sperry. Frank d. Waller.
Archibald II. Watson, l.. E.~Williams
and III. Parker Wills.
Tho officers will be Edmund Fisher,
president Lewis l.. Williams vice pres
ident q. nd cashier a nd Stanley j. La
throp assistant cashier. Mr.. Fisher has
had wide experience In the banking
field. In addition he served as Deputy
Comptroller of New York, city in charge
of financing from 1910 to 1918. The
women's department will be In charge
of Miss Anne Seward.
Companies affiliated with the new
bank include the New York Hamilton
Corporation and the Hamilton safe
Deposit Company. All three viii be
located in the Bush Terminal euilding.
the corpora ton handling the security
end of the business. The new bank viii
have a capital Of s1,000,000 and sur
Mus of 100000. The Hamilton Cor
nora ton will be capitalized at 100000
and the safe deposit company at
100000.
The New York herald., 1922-11-20
BERLIN'S HOPE RISES,
PUTS FAITH IN CUNO
Three Electric and Mining
Concerns Merge to Fight
Hugo SHINES.

Special Gable to THE NEw York HERALD.
Copyright, 1929, by THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Berlin, Nov. 10.
After a fleeting period Of hope for
the German marks future, during which
exchange followed the fortunes of Will
lam Cuno in an attempt to form
strong cabinet, the week closed princi-
pally without change in the financial
situation. The mark rose on the presen-
tation of the German note to the Rep
arations Commission, which 1t was
hoped might result in a foreign loan
and the stabilization OF currency. With
the invitation to Cuno to form a cabinet
the mark took an upward course again,
but when the difficulties of picking
cabinet were encountered later in the
week. the mark once more weakened
While the bank note circulation Of
AZ, 500 200. 900 shows a slight decrease
from the week before this Is entirely
accounted for by the absence Of pay
days. The Reichsbanl1 took another
step toward checking the wholesale
buying of foreign currency by raising
the official bank rate from to 10 per
cent This move, it is hoped, will
loosen up private capital which hereto
fore has been invested largely abroad.
The banks joined the movement against
foreign money, many increasing their
capitalization with preferred stock car
rying additional voting power.
The outstanding business movement
of the week was made by the opponents
OF Hugo SHINES, who formed huge
merger Of the Phoenix. Aeg and Wolff
electric and mining interests. These
three powerful firms control more iron
than SHINES. and the merger will make
| available coal which formerly went to
the SHINES plants.
SHINES himself branched out into n
new field of endeavor by taking over,
with his two sons, the large oleomarga-
rfne Industries. He cannot aspire to
control them. since they are already in
the bands of Dutch capitalists who can
not be dislodged
The New York herald., 1922-11-20
CITY INVESTING COMPANY.
Ol BftOADWA M,
NEW YORK.
New York, November 10th. 1922.
To Holders of Preferred Stock OF the

New York, November 10th. 1922.
To Holders of Preferred Stock of the
CITY INVESTING COMPANY:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the
Board of Directors of the City Investing
Company has authorized the purchase by the
Company of such shares of its Preferred
stock, up to a total of one thousand shares
as may be offered for sale by the stockhold-
ers at the lowest prices not exceeding One
Hundred Dollars per share under the follow
ing terms and conditions:
Offers to sell, signed by the holder OF rec
ord of the stock offered for sale, and en-
closed in sealed envelope, should be deliv-
cred to the Trust Department of the Equita-
BILE Trust Company of New York. 81 Wal
Street. New York. N. ", acting for the Com
pany, on or before December 21. 1922. After
that date no offers will be received.
Offers will be opened by the Trust Com
pany on December 22d, 1922, and subject tc
the right of the Company to reject any OF
all offers in whole or in part, and to accept
offers in part which right is hereby reserved
the lowest offers not exceeding the maximum
stated above, will be accepted by the Com
pany and notification thereof given by the
Trust Company. The Company will be pre-
pared to receive through the Trust Company
proper delivery of the stocks so purchased
with the necessary transfer stamps affixed)
and to pay for the same, on December 2Sth
1922.
CITY INVESTING COMPANY,
By r. Il. BOWLING, President
G.. L. GUNTHER, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1922-11-20
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Farnum. Winter g. Co. have prepared a
circular listing more than eco preferred
stocks, showing an average return to the in
vestor of slightly more than per cent.
The Metropolitan Trust Company has
been appointed transfer agent OF the capt
tai stock of Arnold, Constable 4 Co.. Inc
and also has been named as depositary under
voting trust agreement for the deposit OF
such stock.
on and after November 90. 1922 the tenn
porary bonds OF the Magma Copper Com
pany ten year Z per cent. convertible gold
bonds may be exchanged for the permanent
engraved bonds with coupons annexed nj
the office OF the trustee, Chase National
Bank
Price, Welsh & Co. announce that Allen J.
McNeal and John J. DAILY have become asso-
ciated with them.
Shonhard & Co. have just issued booklet
entitled what Canada Thinks Of Cont
mental Mines. Ltd
Moss g. Ferguson have opened branch Of
flee at 317 Broadway. under the management
of Charles j.. Crawley.
The New York herald., 1922-11-20
FRANCE KEEPS DEBT
PLEDGE TOBANK
Reduces Obligation to New
Level Despite Budget and
Exchange Troubles.

Special Cable to THE New YORK HERALD.
COPYRIGHT, 1929, by THE NEw York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris, Nov. 10.
The outstanding fact In the French
financial world during the last week
was that. despite all budget difficulties
and exchange fluctuations, the French
Government kept its promise to reduce
its debt to the Bank of France to the
new level of $4,000. 100000 francs note
circulation, benefiting 60000o.oo0 francs
by the new decreases. This brings the
paper circulation to about $4,000 900. 900
francs which. according to financiers,
while undesirable, does not represent
any danger whatsoever. In fact, con-
sidering the general crisis in European
finances since the war, it Is consid-
cred astounding that the French infla-
ton has not reached tenfold this
figure.
The tone of the markets generally
toward the end of the week was much
brighteS than in the opening days, all
departments yielding to the influence OF
the exchange improvements.
The Credit Foncier is announcing a
new lottery issue which is certain to
draw another 5000. 100000 francs from
the pockets of the small investors. The
usual million draw yearly will be offered
and a. new feature is permission to puy
bonds on the irstallment system, SIX
months Being allowed, with fun partici-
patton in the monthly prizes. AS the
proceeds are loaned only on solid securi-
ties. and a large part finds its way TO
the Government for use in the devas-
tated regions, the success of any Fon-
cier issue is naturally decided by the
repercussion Of general confidence, and
il is expected that the new issue Will DC
followed by the announcement of a
series OF internal loans for the various
metalurgical and other industries Oh the
invaded regions.
French financial circles also are
watching closely the situation at Am
sterdam as the worlds lending marker
Undoubtedly many believe that affairs
arc not bright in Holland. For months
there has been an effort by Dutch bank
ers to float Dutch issues on the trehch
markets, but with little success OWING
to the French suspicion of Holland
neutrality during the war. The Dutch
banks developed rapidly during the war
but are now finding themselves IN com
petition with the Government when Is
Offering a higher rate of interest thaii
the banks can afford.