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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24
HOOsier Miner
Killed by Train

MOUNT, VERNON, Ill, Jan. pa
Virgil Sills, %, PoseyvilIe, Ind, an en-
ploye of the Southern Gem Coal Cor
poration, was killed here today when a
Wabash, Chester & Western freight
train struTk him.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24
Chinese Plan to Buy
Shantung Railway

SHANGHAI, Jan. 24-The Shanghai
Bankers Association and the Chamber of
Commerce today launched a nation wide
movement to sell sufficient Ye-dollar
bonds to provide funds with which to
purchase the Shantung railway from
Japan.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24
ASKS FOR RECEIVER.

Suit for a receiver for the National
Envelope and Paper Company, 10 West
South street. was filed In Superior Court
today by the Tuttle Press Company. The
suit alleges that the envelope company
owes the plaintiff S1.12J.35.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24
SAY GREEK KING
WILL ABDICATE
But London Minister Dis
credits Report.

LONDON, Jan. 24.-King Constantine
Of Greece is preparing to abdicate IN
favor of his eldest son, Prince George,
according to an Athens dispatch to the
Daily Express today. 1t is said that the
allies have explained to the Athens gov
erument that normal relations cannot be
established between them and Greece IN
til Constantine goes.
LONDON, Jan. 24.-The British For
eien Office denied today that the govern
ment is exercising any pressure at Ath-
ems to secure the abdicatiOn Of King Con-
stantine.
The Greek minister discredits the re-
port that Constantine may retire as the
result of british pressure" He pointed
out, on the contrary, that negotiations are
now under way here for British loan
to the Greek government.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Jan. 24-"rd not
deem the matter Of any consequence"
John L. Lewis, international president OF
the United Mine Workers of America,
declared today, when read dispatch
from Topeka, Kan. stating Alexander
Howat and August Dorchy, deposed Kan
saa mine officials, were seeking release on
bond to attend the recouvenlnG Of the
mine workers convention at indianapolis
Feb, IA
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24
What One Woman Told
Another About Headaches

"I've completely conquered my
headaches and nervous spells. The
least excitement used to leave me-
in a terrible state of nerves. House
work wore me out. Parties bored
me. I was never sure of myself.
During one of those miserable
days which are the lot Of every
woman, l was urged to try a glass
Of Celery-Vesce. 1t drove away the
headache, soOthed my nerves and
made life worth living again. II ex-
hilarated me, braced me up won
derfully.
"A teaspoonful OF Celery vesce in
a third of glass OF water fills the
glass with a foamy drink that Is
very pleasant in taste and almost
mirJ""'oV> in Citec. tn "cli"f i'r
i.i".-he :, ~. oio'Y1.. GnG Z is
sr.c4ltid u,>o f.. uaUs-.a. lecpi s.
ness, neuralgia and fatigue. 1t is
pure, good and wholesome; con-
tains no habit-forming drugs; has
no unpleasant ter-effect, yet IL
sOOthes and refreshes instantly.
II always keep a bottle handy
now. ready to '"~P a"y h"a6 che
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$50 Register for
Purdue Road School

FAFAYETTE, Ind, Jan. 24.-One hun
dred fifty enrollments were recorded to-
day NJ the Purdue University road school,
making the registration one Of the heay-
lest in the history Of the school.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24
THE DANGER Of
PNEUMONIA
How You Can Avoid 1t
When you have a cold and neglect It
ou are IN great danger Of pneumonia.

I q Q p u 7 q
food elements
in at b e r
Johns Aiedi-
cine build en-
ergy 10 resist.
cold and grip
germs.
The gentle
laxative effect
OF f a I h c T
Johns Medi-
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WE HOPE IT'S TRUE.

SWINDON. England, Jan. 24-Fhile
ASKING in a reservoir near hero Sidney
Strange landed a pike weighing twenty
six pounds twelve ounces.
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take the stand in an effort 9
this phase of the case.
The jury has asked that mig
be held. Judge Louderback |
initial rennest. but minated
order them later.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24
WATSON WILL
ATTEND C.. O. P.
SCRIBES' DINNER
Definite Assurance Is Given of
Senator's Attendance
Friday.

Definite assurance that Senator James
L Watson Will attend the banquet OF
the Indiana Republican Editorial Asso-
citation Friday night was received today.
Senator Watson had been announced as
q speaker at the banquet but no assuF-
ance lad previously been given that he
would attend.
tn attendance Of Senator Watson IS
understood to mean that he VIII be active
I'm fhn camralzn I'm behalf Of Senator
Harry s. New for the Republican nomi-
nation for the United States Senate. IAe
New organization. II Is understood, was
des!rlous Of having him.
1T ALL POINTS TO
SENATOR NEW AFFAIR,
This and other things indicate that the
editorial meeting viii be almost strictly
a Senator New affair. Ii was even re-
ported that there is q possibility that
resolutions viii be presented favorinS the
candidacy Of Senator New Il Is consid-
cred significant that neither Albert j.
Beveridge. who is looked upon as can
didate opposing Senator New or Mayor
samuel Lewis Shank, who has been ac-
tive in the support OF Mr.. Bcveridgo, has
been invited 90 speak Mt the banquet.
Senator New himself VIII bc one Of tho
principal speakers. His cause Is ex-
pFFfDi 10 hG IAt httl Al' ny s.F4tat'A " a.
son Vice President Calvin Coolidge Will
he tho haadluer. II has been announced
he win bring a message from President
Warren G.. Harding. It is generally
known that President Harding Is eager
90 see Senator New returned to the
Senate
BENERIDGE URGED
TO GET Busy SOON.
This situation is causing considerable
comment among friends Of Mr.. Bcverldge.
1t is reported that Mr. BcyerilGe is being
urged to announce his caul.dacy imme-
diately go that he viii be definitely in
the field before the editorial meeting.
Thus Senator New could not he pledge 4
the support OF the party on the ground
that he IS the only candidate for the
nomination.
The banquet according to Frederick f.
Schortelncier. secretary Of the ReDuhl-
can State Committee will he the big
cest in years Tho $50 reservations for
The Riley Room at the Claypool have
been disposed of and AN additional room
downstairs has been ohtaired. This room
viii take care Of - persons and $50 Of
these places have been reserved, Mr..
Srhortemcicr said.
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TRY THIS ON YOUR PIPE.

PARIS. Jan. PA smoker who made a
pipefull of tobacco last hfty-six minutes
won a duration contest ~ I1ontmartre.
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in the family. Even when the
stomach rebels at the sight of food,
Celery Vesce IS welcome. And, oh,
lcNg promptly il "rtS.
fSFE s-'rs ~. --' c'-ry-Nesce
la KS, Sc. e. ...- = ears in
Zoe, 25c, 50c and 81 bottles. Your
druggist has 1t. or can easily get IL
for you. If you wish, we viii
gladly send you a liberal sample
free. Write Celery Vesce Co.,
Dept. !. Indianapolis, Ind.-Adver-
fissv,. mt
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24
Don't Neglect a Cold

Mothers, don't let colds get under
way; at the first cough or snifie rub
MusterOle on the throat and chest.
Musterole is a pure, white ointment
made with oil Of mustard. It draws
out congestion, - ewes soreness, does
all the work Of good old-fashioned
mustard plaster + a gentler way. with
out the blister
Keep a jar ha- ~ for all emergencies,
1t may prevent I Ieumonia in your home.
IS & Csc in Jars & tubes; hospital size, So.
BETTER THAN MUSTARD PLASTER
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-20
Market News
CATTLE ARE ACTIVE
AND FAIRLY STEADY
ny Associated Press

w AhsoNthteu ffeAa
FORT WORTH. Jan 70 Cattle sold
on fairly active and generally steady
market today. The calf trade also
moved along with freedom. prices hold.
ing steady. Receipts amounted 10 500
head Of cattle and .00O calves Quality
made rather poor average. large
quota % the days receipts running TO
Jackpot consignments of undesirable
flesh.
\ upply Of zoo head Of hogs sold
on an active market. bat declire -
Toe to i5c The hes, hogs here brought
S.7j. and bulk sales made range OF
s7.j0 To $40 Pigs sold generally
steady az $500 L. Sos.
sheep house receipts amounted TO
only goo head The market was weak 10
lower. wethors sold at sC.jo and lambs
rotchsd slo5O
Quotations
Cattlc-Bccvcs ssOOI6.5a. stockers
81 Ood 500. COWS $1,000 500, Gamers
Sl.iOd .25 hcifcrs S3.00mS.1i; yearliugs
t3.5Oa6.5O. bulls t2.0Oa4.Oo; calves
Se.O0a7.oO
Hogs-Light t5.GOH5.75. medium
s. 500 go; mixed t7.OOn750; common
S6.O0n 100. rough t6O@6.Jo; pigs $500
a6.25. heavy S7.25a5.60.
sheep Lambs $500 $50; ycarlngs
So 50H7 so. wcthors $4,000 200 ewes
t4Ooh5.5o. culls sl00a 200. stocker
sheep s3.50n4j0, feeder lambs ftj0G
80
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Cnffre

Nsw YORK. Jan is-Thc market
for coffee futures opened at decline
of five a. ten points under % renewal u
scattering hauidation promoted o.. the
easier early cables from Brazil Nav
'o"tacts sold or 90 N.2l or into new
low ground for the movement and So
POINTS below th, high l,N,. Uf hu
month. but thc mar kct then s',ldied
on coVer ne
NAV rallied 20 $50 Ig OBJ. hf.. n.1
INK OF higher atc cables from Santos
ud there was som, trade having o.
cover hedges The close Nts M.
changed 20 two points rrf. SI.es
were estimated no shout 21 '.. l,ss
January SIS March Sf- V8r ,72
iulv So Ser cmber N-4. o.f.... o.
December S19
Spot coffee dur and ..'"I'. uu
changed % 80 for Eo -s ard o.
y Ia for SlrfUs g..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-20
Chicago Livestock.

CHICAGO Jan. ls.-Cattie receipts
l4oO0 Market SLOW uneven. beef
steers and fat she stock generally IS
lower. few tat heavy beet steers about
steady. TOP $500: weight 1919 ms
Bulk beet steers S665a7.50. bulls can.
nors and cutters stead. veal calves 50
higher; stockcrs aud feeders dull 10 10
- lower.
Hogs. receipts 20 900. largely steady
to 10 higher than Wednesdays average.
butchers up most, closed slow; shippers
bought about $4,000 hold.over liberal.
mostly Oft market. top ~ "a one lighter.
practical top N.50 bulk t7S56s. %.
pigs 10 to ~ higher; hulk desirable
sss5WS.sO
sheep receipts - .ooo. best lamb and
light sheep steady: Others weak 70 %
lower, top tat lamb $3.50; bulk tl25o
Wl3.00 few warnings 81 oo. wethcrs
- IS; owe top S75o. feeder lambs 81 00
ftle.25. some held higher
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-20
BULLISH REPORTS
HIKE WHEAT PRICE
81 Associated Pre-.

" Ah4oCt9teu Fru.1
CHICAGO. Jan. ia.-Bullish estimates
% domestic farm reserves did a good
deal 10 llfl wheat prices today. The
market closed strong. I 7.Sm2 is net
higher, May SI.i4 IL to STA IS and
iulv ti.O2 SIS t. Si.02' Corn gained
- 10 5-S and oats quarter to SIS; In pro.
visions the outcome varied from UNI
changed figures to 90 cents higher.
According 10 a recognized authority
farm reserves Of wheat less spring seed
D. Quirements suggested total OF 49,
10000 bushels allowing for average
bread requirements. this would mean
horiago ~ 100000 Geo by July except
ilr mill and county elevator stocks
hmeovere. department OF agriculture
ports current today indicated thRt
= wopean countries might he expected
' continue buying wheat freely in the
worlds markt. and there were predic.
i'ns that q new decrease In the United
'ates visible supply would be announc.
a on Monday. Colder weather. too
1unted as stimulating factor. much
{ the winter crop being without ade.
'Hate snow protection, especially In
sansas Under such circumstances. no
nportant setback IN prices took place.
I'd the finish was az early top level
& the day
Corn and oats went higher with
heat Exporters continued after corn.
In the case OF wheat, estimates OF
rm reserves u corn were bullish.
Scantlness Of provision stocks icndcd
b. strengthen the prov isiun market.
open High Low Close
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-20

NEW YORK. Jan. ls-Thc raw su.
1 market was more active today. and
.u..s were higher. closign st else fur
.l.is. ,us, and freight. equal to AIS
H centrifugal Tor spot Cubas. The
.'t. sales tOr the d1y WEI. estimatcd
f 800 600 fo 200. 900 bags ta Operators
ud fgfuers Tor January February
ud March shipment al PRICES ranging
Iuu t.-3 t0 $40 for centrifugal. Tho
aw sugar futures market was irrcg
lhr 90 tb, start but after showing
uus hesitation, prices advanced rathci.
haIp.y On Increased buying for OUTSIDE
U0Uuut lromu,cl hv the higher ruling
e thc spot market With final prizes
o. I.oinf- net higher March closed
81. May $50. July ess. and Septem.
eI Nr
IT,. only change Boz refined sugar was
Do advance of ten points IN hard grade.
So ore oi The taiing refiners 10 the
ass "f tso Tor fine granuiatcd. Other
olutys quoted sS0 20 ts0. and there
,as sood inquiry. although reflners
we're ai. delayed In deliveries.
ln refined futures there was a sale
@ uu, iCt 81 May AZ 5.55. an advance q,
o. po.ats over last nights final quota.
Uus Closing prices were unchanged
points net higher. with March
See May 50 July SEQ.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-20

FOR RENT-bcdrooms Strictly mod.
ern. 1908 Harrison st.
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wu.DoRADO INTERESTED

NlLDolsADO, Jan. ls.-Many farm.
crs 81 this community have hucstigat
cd the plans II the Texas Farm Bu.
reau Wheat Growers Association led
ny L. NJ McCrackon of Groom and
judge l.. Cough Of Hereford. and spon.
sorcd 10y the Texas Farm Bureau Fed.
Grafton. with its 5000 members. 10 il
the only 100 per cent. D1mpulsory. i've
Years pooling contract organization IN
leNas' They are peuuoning thu Texas
Farm Bureau Federation 20 sand
speakers To- wtldoado ,l assist ir the
perfection % a community farm bu.
'oau and sign az of the wheat growers
contract
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CASTRO TO HAVE BUREAU.

Special 10 The News
NAZARETH, Castro County. Jan. 10.
According TO leading farmers OF tho
Nazareth community Castro County
will soon have the Castro County Farm
Bureau. Judge l.. Cough Of Hereford.
vice president OF the National Wheat
Growers Association and leading
farm bureau member In Texas. accom-
panied by T.. NJ McCncken Of Groom.
chairman OF the executive committee OF
,h" Texas Farm Bureau Wheat Grow
County Farmers NJ a meeting called to
meet in Nazareth. Jan. %.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-20
COTTON



NEW YORK. Jan ls.-Au carly de-
line In cotton was allowed by sharp
lilies ON reports OF bullish private gin.
ing figures and covering by shorts
liter selling M from l1.is to 1855, ur
: points net higher the market be.
anne less active. and there were rcac.
ions from the best under realizing.
with March closing at i775 The gen.
ral market closed steady al a net nd.
ance OF TO 10 points.
The market opened steady az an al
ancc 81 points on December. bat
cncplly q 20 ~ points lower. owing
weak Liverpool cables and unfayor.
bile reports from the cotton goods
,ade, where buyers were said 10 be
Gliding Of for possible revision IN
riceS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-20
Kansas CT, Live Siork.

KANSAS CITY Jan ls.-Cattl go
Receipts $500. beef steers slow, steady
10 lsc lower; S77j bid Calves strong
10 2bc higher. practical top s92i. stock.
ers S5.s5a6.l5: cows s3.75@A75; hclf.rs
$500 to t6.25; Gamers g. 2jGs5o. cut.
tcrs S3.00ms.50
Hogs-Rcceipts 10000. Toe Co cec
lower bulk sales S74OH7.5O. tgp $50
bidding slightly lower on late arrivplS
pigs and sows steady. best pigs tS25.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 sheep steady;
hest ewes SOS. few sales medium
lambs about steady
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-20
WANT ASSOCIATION.

SHAMROCK. Jan i9-Since the re.
turn OF e. 7. Calvert OF Shamrock from
the farmers meeting IN Mclean on Jan.
q. when the Gray County Farm Blu.
rrau Watermelon Growers Association
was organized. there has been "a deep
interest in the formation of a similar az.
sociation for Wheeler County water.
melon growers. Mr. Calvert has been
asked hy many farmers to try 20 80.
cure farm bureau speaker for a meet.
ing iu Shamrock to organize a water.
melon growers association
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-20
At PANPA FRIDAY.


|TTTTI VI 10 TTT NFWn,
PAAlPA, Jan. l9.-pampa. the home
OF the beginning Of the movement OF
wheat growers In Texas TO coOpera.
lively market their wheat, will again
take tn limelight Friday. Jan. 20 At
which time + NJ McCrackcn. daddy"
II the movement, will return to tell OF
The great work accomplished since the
first meeting OF a mere handful OF
farmers here only few months ago.
Mr. McCracken will be accompanied
20 Pampa by Judge l.. Cough Of Here.
ford
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-20

II YOU have farms ranches or bush
ness 10 sell on trade. any part 81 the
Plains, list them with me- giving tull
description first letter | have the
clients rearing to go; have large building
~ Hale Center renting for 5000 month;
will bring more In good times only
$1,000 incumbrance. will trade for cattle.
pr good farm. also fine home IN Plain.
view. 10 trade Tor mules a. cattle or i'm.
proved farm, 265 acres fine land on
South Plains 200 cultivation $3.50 In
'cdcml loan. price So, 10 trade for
good small business, grocery preferred.
\ fine set % drug fixtures. located In
town near Plainvicw, tu trade Tor small
farm Client with two dandy Nash
trucks 90 trade in on wheat farm let
me know your wants. " u Mcivcr.
The Land Man. Pluinvicw Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-20
TO MEET IN LAMB.

special To / he News
SPRING LAKE. Lamb County. Jan.
l'.-tarmors from many sections OF
Lamb County viii meet here Wednes.
day Jan 2j for the purpose OF or.
ganzing the Lamb County Farm Blu
rolu T.. NJ McCrackcn and Judge l..
Cough Will address the farmers.
A committee consisting OF G. T. Abb
bolt Charles Rates. NJ T.. Clavinger
LLOYD Cowart. W. $. Hall. J. l.. Hin.
son Erues, Jones. H. NJ Packard. w.
" Phipps and Willis c. White has
boon appointed 10 handle the details OF
the meeting.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-20
At CLAUDE SATURDAY.


'IT7''I HI 10 NTE NfWH
CLAUDE, Jan. s-Announcement
was made here this week that the farm.
"rs committee In charge Of organizing
the ormstrong County Farm Bureau
had called meeting Of farmers from
over the county tn gather In Claude
saturday afternoon. Jan. q. at which
time +. VI McCmcken and Judge l..
Cough viii speak.
ID. W. Badgley and Tom Brumitt q
Claude. n. T. Cole. ~ " Shuey. s. l.
Forren. =. = Palm. + L. Longtime and
others are on the organization com.
mitioe.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-20

NEW ORLEANS Jan. ls.-Prlyate
1rrau forecasts of small ginning
artcd an upward movement In the
rice 90 cotton today. From declines D.
v Yesterdays close of n 90 r. points
ere advances over yesterdays close uf
o. -h points. March falling of 70
So and then advancing o. i6.sO. Tho
.n.' was a net gain u II 10 II points.
th March az 1851.
a southern bureau accounted gin
nF o." tac 18TH of January al only
'Ui uu" bales which would mean a
reduction for this last period of only
HHat -o 600 balcs The effect 81 thcs,
-uu- was Increased 10y the figures
n fhr weights of bales furnished To-
.rgI.~s hy 90, census bureau. thu
.eag' wc.gat ,r0m The first OF thu
.'sou tu December ] being only ise. )
sounds
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-20
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

FOR RENT-Fourroom duplex; strict.
~ modern and close In. Phone 1853.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-20
AT DINNtTr

oVttIhI % Inc NeWH
DiMMlTT. Castro County Jan. H.
Leading farmers from every part OF
Castro County will meet in Dimmitt
Tuesday. Jan. "a. for tho purpose OF
organizing the Castro County Faym
Bureau. The meeting will be addressed
hy Judge l.. Cough OF Hereford and L.
NJ. McCrackcn OF Groom.
L G, Randall OF Dimmitt has been
requested TO act as chairman al the
meeting 10y the farmers sponsoring the
'arm bureau movement here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-20
UMBARGER HEARS PLAN.

CMBARGEE. Jan. i9--Farmers ~
the tmhargcr community OF Randall
County were addressed here Monday by
Judge L. Cough OF Hereford. and +. NJ.
McCracken Of Groom, ON behalf OF the
Texas Farm Bureau Federation and
The Texas Farm Bureau Wheat Grow.
crs Association. The meeting was held
under the auspices OF the Randall
County Farm Bureau.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-20
DONLEy AT WORK.

special "a The views
CLARENDON. Jan. l9.-Famers
from every part OF Donlcy County are
working in the perfection OF the Don.
ley County Farm Bureau. They were
addressed nj county meeting In
Clarendon. Jan. ~. by Judge l.. Cough
Of Hereford. who outlined to them the
methods OF organizing community and
county farm bureaus
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-20
REAL ESTATE
DICkSON HAS

Lots ON Van Buren, Street. In 1900
block paving now going In. You can
buy these lots Tor $3.50. but YOU VIII
have % act quick.
Also have one on Polk Street just off
the paving can sell az the same price.
Lot IN Lake view addition $3.50.
Have east front lot on Harrison 81.
paving S32jO
See as about business lots ON 4th ST.
Have buyers for good hotels and resi-
dcncs.
List what YOU have In real estate,
lands and oil lease. with us.
\. y. DICKSON,
Rear First Natl Bank. Phone 1888
FOR SALE lots IN san Jacinto.
facing Country Club. within one block
90 new pavement Would consider good
used car Phone 1903.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-20
NJ HI sHI.NNn FRIDAY

husband. Jan % -Practicsdt
every farmer In ihc Eushaud commu
ri'N has expressed the Intention II a.
iending the farm bureau meeting here
Friday afternoon. n which tim, d..
Lee Satterwhitc ~ Amarillo VIII ,N
lain the farm bureau.
George Menkc Dent N-i.ean u $
donaldson. " J. Csmuhen Ceri iln
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-20

FOR SALE attractive modern On.
nleX In /. desirable part of town Phone
is4S OF see 5 J. Slade.
FOR SALE s40 acre farm, $1,000 90
worth Of Improvements, ls5 acres IN
wheat. onchalf mile south uf Jericho.
this place sold one year ago az $500
per acre. Nonresident owner here Tor
one week only. Place goes az $500 PET
acre. S3500.oo cash, 10 years on The
balance. This Is the best buy on the
rlains Don't write. come az once.
5 h Roach. Groom Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-20

NEW YORK Jan. ls-Cotton goods
were fairly steady today but ver,
luiet in the gray goods end business
% flinn'l.ttr- was light Will, ging-
ctuu~ Sold fairly well. aud on, large
house closed out i,s seasons capacity.
Coiured cotjous Tor working suit pun
poses were mon" in demand tn, Amer
lean Wooden Company will open H. ftu
lines of all wool goods on Monday on
initiating the new season. raw silk was
unchanged and Inactive Siik goods
were quiet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-20
st. FRANCS Vt WORN.

ST. FRANCIS. JAM i4 Since Julsr
J.. Cough Of Hereford Vice preside.
20 III" National whoa Grower '.
sncn'iicn and a prominent farm bur.5 .
member. addressed ths farmers 20 ias
community Friday evening January
there has been a ser, .dcd mcrcis
~ hierest in the f1rustlou IL the
FoNas Farm Burciu Wheat Growers
Association.