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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-23
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

If you ARE oensiderins the purchase
OF new or used piano be sure and ,
see Jenkins Music Co. and save your
self nico little sum on your pur-
chase. We list n few of the second.
hand pianos ,soS6nshiy on GIt nSor EHsh on:
put in best possible condition by our
factory wOrkmen.
Decker Bros, ebony case, solid
panels some carving .....,..yisB
Krauich and Bach. mahogany
case, solid panels. key board in
nice condition. tone good ....S2io
Cornish. walnut case. plain front,
three-quBrter music desk, case
checked, tone good ....4.....|23S
willard, oak case. solid front
case, nice condition, tone good I255
shonlnEer. walnut case. some
carving. but in nice condition,
tone good s...s.-..s...s....f2
schseffer, beautiful mahogany
case, like new, plano IN fine
condition throughout ...........s32s
Mason, mahogany case. rented
only short while, cannot be told
from new ...,:............'.. .,f5sI
We also have Kurtzman. Elburn.
bradbury. Kingsbury and other used
pianos too numerous to mention on
our floor.
II you can't call. write or phone
Usage 3i33.
]. W. JENKINS SONS MUSIC co.
al South Main.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-23
Live Stock, Poultry and Seeds
Live Stock

4OR sALB-Registsred puroc malci rea-
sonable. Ledford Cleaners Il nyers'
Iis s. Elgin. osage b22I.
JERSEY male Tor service, at iio s,
Detroit.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-23
Rusiness Service

HATTitEsAEg renovated and recovered,
returned home tho same days all work
guaranteed. Tulsa Mattress Co. Phone
Uaage $50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-23

Naturalization scouting or land de-
pattnent, with some oil company where
energy and hard work will account for
something; ysarE experience, reference.
Address 500 world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-23
Pet Stock


Or. C. pEDRIcR, ID. v. M. Practice lin
tied 20 doss and cnta Phones. office
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-23

1T WILL pay you 20 see the brown and
black obtords that wa nre selling at
TULSA GARMENT FACTORY.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-23
Rooms and Board

ROOMS ron RENr-rURNisnrD ~
LADY employed. to share apartment
OssRe 3o73.J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-23

A BARGAIN in used brick In good clean
condition. Tulsa Wrecking Co.. I''V
Y. Sixth, Cedar 1910.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-23
WEARING ArrAnrL
MIscELLANEoUs FoR SALE

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE ~
BARGAIN In used brick In good clean
condition. Tulsa Wrecking Co., I''V
u. Sixth, Cedar l2iO. .--
FOR SALE-Butcher cooler; l2xis-ls 22n
easy terms regardless OF cost. ~ W.
First ST.. Cedar SOC. -----.
FOR sALE-Good black dirt, from ~
$. Cheyenne. Call NJ. j. GLASS OS'"'
1874. -.
NEW AND SECOND HAND store ond
restaurant equipment, butcher supple,
meat blocks. scales. tools. ETC. Nc""'
500. 20 w. First. ,
RAINCoATs : Guaranteed waterproof
A. l. wsit Rubber Goods, tOs ). bouIuv''
FUUBER MATS MADE TO oRDEh'
A. l. Wait. Rubber Goods, tOs ;. boulue.
SCALES, counter and heavy oapaciE,
new and second hand; all makes
paired by factoTy-trained experts; W,n,N
guaranteed. Toledo Scales Co.. ~ W.
First. Cedar sos. --------.--
SODA FOUNTAISs-Drug and eontev,
tio,ery fixtures. Everything coinplsV
on one contract; small cash payf,n'sa"ya
balance monthly installments ia
some bargains IN slightly USED IT,,
tsins In lengths from to gO,sn ~ Ian
Write OF wire for prices Gros
Fountain Co., Dallas. Texas -.,-
TO sELI-A combination pool and n,,.
Hard table, cost s70O; for saie eh'"'
tl2-G. World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-23
EMPLOYMENT
MIR wANTED-MALr

W AETBD Experienced foreman from
IS 10 80 years old, for produce, house.
well recommended Rs 30 character and
abuity. Good chance for Advancement.
Addross y. .. Box iaob. Tulsa, Okla.
wANTED-At once. man 10 do all kinds
~ work around summer resort Write
Mrs W. " Fleming. Riverside Inn. Elk
SPRINGS, Mo- for particulars.
WANTED Hattety man. good PROPOSE
,io8 70 tight Bd, Bsr,y pho9g %vo, or wfi,s nsi H.
WAETED-fifst.clss aostyiene veider.
Can ossge 1850.
YOtN8 MEN--wnnt rs young men Le.
tween 10 and lb To- cooperate Win our
sales department. Several hours day
viii net you good return In money.
Ioarn how 20 sell. This proposition II
ideal Tor hlgh school students. Come IN
for appointment. Mr.. Peers Tulsa
Oakland CO.. Eleventh and south Main.
Usage 1880.
HELP wASTED-TEMALE 80
BOOKKEEPER and stonographer; must
have had experience IN automobile line,
also In billing customers, must furniFh
necessary references, only those
pablo need apply. wheeling ana okla
houa. Witte.Thornpson Motor. success
nor ~ Tulsa Auto MANUFACTURING
BEAUTIFUL spring suits. hats, after
noon aud evening dresses. Tulsa Cloth
Ing ESchange 2l2ih 9. Main, room 9,
bHago 2Gs3-J.
exchange for quarters. Call 70b y. De.
troit 81
COMPANION- NURSE wanted for young
lady. 10 the month. Phone ossge 9Gt.
DO YOU want position that viii put
you IN line fut inpid pfonot'onl Then
attend the Tulsa business College,
Thousands ~ our former students are
holding positions 81 reHponsibility, You
can do likewise. s6e us at lO3-ll ".
Third Telephone DsaEe 1872. Smith
y Guise. proprlotors.
EXPERIENCED ready .to-wear sales
ladies wanted. Good references required.
tit-p. cRte World.
ENPEUIENCED counter girl, come ready
TO work sos 8. Main.
EXPERIENCED counter girl, come ready
10 work 30 =. Main.
E%PERIENrE waitress. Lafayette Cafe.
100 v. Third.
HOTELS need trained women-Nation-
wide demand FOR high -salaried etccu-
tiveH; past experience unnecessary; we
train you by mail and put In touch
with big opportunities everywhere.
write NJ once for particulars. Lewis
Hotel Training School. Desk G6ls. Wash
ington. ~. g.
1T WILL pay you 20 the brown and
black oStords that wa are selling at
TULSA GARMENT FACTORY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-04
TO
START DRIVE

A. an aid IN . drive to increase
membership and 10 perfect organiza-
tion for the 1924 state and national
campaigns. the King County Demo
cratic club viii open an office nj s3s
Burke building December 8. accord.
ing to announcement by George II.
Ryan. president
In statement Monday Ryan
pointed out that imperfect organiza-
tion handicapped the King county
organization In the recent senatorial
campaign. particularly In regard 10
finances.
We must build up our organ'za-
ton from the ground and must nee
sssariiy depend upon the rank and
file Of party workers for the moral
and financial support so necessary
TO make a successful campaign
Ryan's statement read.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-04
CITY AT LAST
TO HAVE STOCK
Cosmopolitan Players Are
Ready to Open

Giving Seattle new dfama'io
.,oeh e,mnany one oported a. =
civic enterprise and not Tor p'o,'',
the Cosmopolitan Players have t''e'
articles OF incorporation ana nav
taken possesslon Of the old Ut
nh.om thcater. more recently inc
Woodward, at Third ave. ana Maui
son Il. The company VIII ore"
nm christmas night with Aohe
Gales successful play. Miss iuiu
Rest." which enjoyed a years run
IN New York but which has no'
vet been seen In the West
The company Is selling ticket sub
.rrtpt,on books and In this way
accommodating a $4,000 fund Tor inc
,aunch,nr OF the enterprise and
for It's maintenance until " y
under way. Its board OF directors
include men and women prominent
In professional. club. business and
labor circles In tho city guar,
ansec fund Of $4,000 h being raised
thru the sale OF stock. This VIII
not be used IN the operating OF
the company nut tNAt''NN
a guaranteed fund. The new cor
poratton Is 90 be operated on
non.proft basis. its idea being 70
foster dramatic art and provide
wholesome amusement as CIVIC
contribution.
Tho board Of directors include
Mrs. Henry Landes and Mrs'
Kathryn Miracle Of the city eoun
eli. Edwin James Brown. son OF
Mayor Brown: Mrs. Claire ke'chum
Tripp. Miss Justina Wayne. Miss
Nellie c. Cornish. J. r. Burns. VIII
lam I.add. DIR. Frank Loope'
Adolph wcismann and Hugo A.
Aide.
Mis-. Justina Wayne Is In charge
Of the organization Of the new com
pany and preliminary business man.
arcment. she has opened her OF
flee In the thcater building.
The fine spirit Of cooperation -
going 20 put the proposition over
In a big way" she said yesterday.
~and II II bound 10 be great sue
cess. The way things are gosng.
the demand for tho tickets and
with everybody Interested. we should
have . fine opening"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-04
timber REGION
IS PURCHASED
Grammer. of Seattle, In On
Big Deal

PORTLAND. Dec 4-Transfer OF
approximately sso. 1000 feet OF timber.
together with II miles OF logging
railroad. from the Carlton Logging
Co. to J. c. Flora. Of Portland. and
Y. s. Grsmmer. president Of the Ad-
mlraity Lumber Co. OF Seattle. has
been announced. following negot'a'
tons lasting several weeks
Consideration was said to have
been IA exreSs Of si.2oo.eco. and II
vas stated that logging operations
would begin Immediately. the logs be-
enx delivered 10 Portland mills
The property Is located In Yam
Am county. and the railroad extends
kom Carlton northwcsteriy TO Tilia-
nook Gate. In the foothills OF the
Coast mountain range
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-04
Arctic Dog Shares
Fame of Its Owner

Just which IL the more popular
this wcek---Alexandsr NJ. Smith.
noted Arctic explorer. or his dog.
slim? Slim is a great dog Of the
North who has spent all six years
OF his life in the Arctic circle. He
r. visiting Seattle this week with
his master. whom he has helped
pull over $1,000 miles OF Arctic Ice.
and is one OF the city's attractions
rs he strolIs about its streets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-04

Improvement Of Lincoln park.
comprising 1870 acres. between Faunt.
leroy and Lincoln beaches. into one
Of the most attractive tourist camps
on the Pacific coast is plan Of city
park officials.
Lincoln In seattle's newest park.
and the series OF improvements.
planned over a number OF years, in.
eiudc paved highway 10 connect
~hs city with a salt water beach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-04
Earrings Steward
Buried in Seattle

the funeral Of Edward Sanders.
steward for many years past on the
private car Of Vice President III. b.
Earring, OF the Chicago, Milwaukee
A 81. Paul railroad. was held Sunday
Al the Mount Zion Baptist church. by
a large number of colored friends.
Letters from General Manager Mich
olson and President Earring. Of the
company, were read at the funeral
scryices. Sanders died at Hannibal.
Mo, the body being brought here for
burial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-04
LIS NERVE FAILS
IL TO ASSIST HIM

WATERLOO. Iowa. Ko-
lefis, arrested for being too warlilre.
tried TO keep out Of jail by passing
o bum check on the Judge. Justice
was enlightened the next day and
KoIetis was returned to the hoose-
gov.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-04
REMARKABLY LOW-PRICED

A VERY fortunate purchase of Jobber's Entire
"A Surplus Stock of Dresses enables THE DOWN
STAIRS STORE to make this exceptional offering.
The full assortment comprises 500 Dresses, in 81
different styles, different fabrics and wide
range of colors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-04

Models suitable for Street, Business, College,
Afternoon, Dinner and Evening wear. Every gar
ment splenddly made and fashioned in the prevail
ing mode
The entire lot Is assembled in three REMARK
ABLY LOW-PRICED GROUPS; on sale tomorrow
in THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1922-05-17
j. S. AND FRANCE
F.. TOAGREE ON SYRIA

By the Associated Press.
GENEVA, May 1.-THE United
States and France are about to reach
an agreement on the French mandate
for Syria, according to information
reaching the secretariat Of the league
Of nations. 1t is understood the
American governments approval is
subject to certain conditions. which
apparently will be met.
France is expected to ask the ap-
proval of the mandate by the council
of the league at the special meeting.
to be held not later than July Is. at
which the British mandate for Pales-
tine is to be discussed.
GENEVA, May 1.-THE council of
the league of nations decided today
to hold special meeting not later
than July Is to consider the question
of approving the British mandate
for Palestine. The decision was
taken on request of the Earl of Bal
four. He first asked for a meeting
date, but Leon Bourgeois. for France,
and Marquis Imperali, for Italy, OBJ
jected
Lord Balfour. in a speech before
the council. said Great Britain was
greatly disappointed that the present
SESSION Udu ldllSu " IS6ISSSh Sho
leagues consent to the terms of the
mandate. which the allied powers
had long ago agreed upon. 1t has
been the opposition of the French
and Italian representatives which has
blocked the measure, while the Nati-
can is reported to have expressed
fears that religious interests in the
Holy Land would not be properly
safeguarded under the terms previ-
ously laid down.
Lord Balfour told the council that
those who hoped and those who
feared that the Palestine mandate
was placed in jeopardy by the oppo-
sition manifested were mistaken.
In some quarters. he continued, 1t
was feared that the British mandate
might affect some religious organi-
cations unfavorably. Great Britain
was amazed, he said, that such
baseless view should be expressed
over the transfer of Palestine from
a Mohammedan to a Christian power
Evening star., 1922-05-17
ANTESOV|ET UNITY
At HAGUE SOUGHT
BY EDGAR ANSEL MOWRER.
By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News
COpyriyht, 1872.

By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News
Copyright, 1922.
GENOA. May III cannot discuss
the refusal of the United States to
come to The Hague" said Sir Laming
Worthington Evans. British secretary
of state for war and accredited dele
gate to the Genoa conference, to the
writer at the Hotel Miramare today
I'VE trust that such decision is not
final. Secretary hughes note refers
II. Certainly that was one of-the
most useless and harmful documents
Imaginable, but we do not believe
that the bolsheviki have said their
last word.
I'VE sincerely believe that the
presence of American experts at The
Hague will hasten the date when the
present Russian government Will de-
eide 30 resume business relations
with the civilized world on basis
the United States will enable us to
face the bolsheviki with a solid
front"
Deny Political Move.
Perhaps Secretary Hughes refusal
ts caused partly by fear of becoming
involved in European political trou-
bles,' l suggested.
This fear is not justified" replied
Sir Laming. The United States ~ not
asked to send political delegates but
financial experts. 1t can send Treas
ury officials or business men just to
show the Russians that they have
nothing to expect from private Amer
lean capitalists. Meanwhile we have
given all possible guarantees to the
United States by our pledge against
separate agreements
THE answer given to the Russians
is not absolutely clear in all respects.
What would happen If British capi-
talists should in the meantime &C
cept Russian concessions? the writer
inquired.
Business Men Warned.
Our department of overseas trade
has already warned our business men
that the British government is against
such agreements and will give them
no diplomatic backing whatever-The
British government cannot prohibit
dealings, but can refuse to recognize
tions. l am absolutely sure that no
such agreement will be made. Secre-
tary Hughes speaks of an inquiry into
Russian conditions and the prerequA
sites for credit. That is just what the
intend to make at The Hague"
"Perhaps additional explanations to
the American government would make
the exact intentions and limitations
of the meeting of experts at The
Hague clearer" your correspondent
remarked.
That is good suggestion" an
swered Sir Laming- smilingly. I'VE
hope to see the experts of the United
States among us on June 10"
Evening star., 1922-05-17
80c White Organdy

45-inch Imported White Or
xandy, extra flne sheer, crisp.
transparent quality, with beauti-
full cobweb finish. -.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16
WHAT SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG WOMEN?

Texas lurcnts who are CAREFUL
choose Crescent College Tor their
,aughtsrs who are ready Tor High
school or College Following are a few
reasons:
Crescent selects each year lust eighty
girls from several hundred prospective
students and has the most select stu
dent body in the South or Southwest
Four wears High school and two years
College fully accredited strong In
must, etc. close contact with fourteen
teachers ~ Christion personality. TWEEN.
~ states represented
Eureka Springs II IN the Ozarks near
and accessible. Crescent girls do not
contract ugly habits. such as cigarette
smoking. napping. ctc They dress IN
proper taste, anIpar we'll: climate ideal,
swimming riding and hoslthful rccrea.
tiou cmpnA sized Crescent girls remain
happy Address for catalogue and Wow
book giving roference--Crcscen College.
Box \. Eureka Springs, Arkansas =
Adv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16
STEPHENS co.
REoRCANIzED
ON new Line

Completion Of it's Incorporation and
Reorganization. with the election OF
new offccrs. is announced by tho
stephens Motor Car Company. lncor'
porated. of Moline and FrecpVt Ill.
The executives are all men who have
been associated with the development
az the stephens production and sales
organization from the beginning of the
enterprise. The stephens business in
all its phases is now established a. a
separate and individual company, a
subsidiary Of the Moline Flow Company.
Incorporated.
II, w LEA. executive vice president
and general manager. is In charge ~
Stephens operations both at Moline and
Trcepcrt. Mar. Leafs headquarters are
at Moline. where the stephens cNccu.
tive Offices and sales department are
nov located
Among the directors az the new
Stephens Company which represent the
stephens and Moline Pillow interests, are
representatives Of some Il the lsrges,
and strongest commercial hanks of the
country To an unusual degree they
represent actual ownership of the com
pany.
The stephens executive aud sales OF.
fees are located In Moline The fac.
tories arc - FrcrpDrt. The stephens
lines now includes seven models-four
open and three enclosed body types
ranging in price from Slj75 To S255O.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16

character whatsoever. save and except
in regularly constructed and con.
Quoted Auditorium. Opera or Theater
Building
SECTION .. The foregoing section
shall apply to all shows Perform
ances." and exhibitions Medicine
Shows. Panoramic" OF View shows.
"Menagories." "Carnivals." "Circuses,
wild West shows" or "i,odeo Shows
"Acuobatic Performances. Wax
Shows" Moving Picture Shows.
dramatic or Theatrical" productions
or Skating Kinks" held in on exhibited
upon the streets on under any tent. OF
In any ardomc hall OF building within
the city Limits Of Auaarillo, except As
mentioned In said Section.
SECTION 3 Any person. member
agent or representative of any firm, cor
poration. joint stock company on asso-
citation. who shall violate the provisions
II this ordnance and he found guilty Of
such violation, shall be fined Tor each
violation in the sum of not less than
Fifty and No 100 t60.Ool Dollas nor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16
ORDINANCE No. il3.

Az ORDINANCE pltOHiBiTING GER
TAIN SHOWS. PERFORMANCES
AND EXHIBITIONS WITHIN GER.
TAIN LIMITS or THE CITY OF
AMARILLO. AND REPEALING
ORDINANCES No. 2as and $40 AND
ALL ORDINANCES AND PARTS
OT ORDINANCES ~ CONFLICT
WITH THIS ORDINANCE.
IN IT ORDAINED BY THE ClTY
on AMARILLO;
SktTlON O. u shall hereafter be- an.
lawful Ter any person firm. corpora.
tion. association az ioint stock compsnv.
within the territory known and de.
s.gnatcd as the Flrc Limits 90 az other
place within three hundred aud eighty
,3Soi feet 81 any place Of residence.
church on place of Worship. school
house On place hclng used tor teaching
school within the boundaries ~ the city
81 Amarillo 10 give conduct exhibit.
OF maintain any show. performance. oX.
hihiton an plac, ~ amusement ~ any
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16

more than Two Hundred and No 100
5000 ool Dollars. and each exhibition.
performance on show shall constitute
a separate otfensc.
SECTION 4 This Ordinance shall be
In FUN force and effect from and after
it's passage and publication In compli.
ancc with the terms Of the city Charter
of the city OF Amarillo
SECTION 5. Ordinances Nos 2gs
and $40 and all ordinances and parts
of Ordinances In conflict with this Or
dinance are hereby repealed and de
clared OF no further force and effect
INTRODUCED at Regular Meeting
AT the city Commission of the city Of
Amarillo on the 2nd day of August. \
ID 1922. and finally passed al Reg
ular Meeting of said city Commission
ON the i4th day Of August. \. y. 1922
tSigncD LON Il. MARRS.
Mayor
ATTEST: tSgncd W 4 Schoppcr.
Cuy Secretary
August 10th and s3rd Effective soy
TENDER End. 1922.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16
GOLF TOURNAMENT TO
Be HELD AT ROSWELL
Special 90 The New

ROSWELL y. NJ. Aug THE
Roswell Country club has issued invi.
iations FOR the New Mexico Open Cham.
pionship Golf Tournament t. he held
4, the Roswell Country Club September
.. aud g. under the auspices of the
New Mexico Coli Association.
This IL expected tn be- the largest
7olf tournament ever held in the state
\ number Of cities have already ind.
Gated that they will have several play.
crs here TO participate. Many improve
ments have been made In the course
and Il will he in better shape for the
tournament than ever before The RIOS
vcll course is different from many
others because 20 the overhead hazards
There aIe many trees ON the course
which will be- n new feature TO many ~
the visiting PLAYERS. The iairways
however. are in good condition and GOV.
cred with thick carpet OF Bermuda
grass which has been kept well irrigated
throughout the summer.
The business session of the State Golf
Association will he held AZ the Country
Cub on FRIDAY evening September I.
ON SATURDAY. September .. the quail.
fication tests will bc PLAYED. aud In the
evening there will he an informal dance
at the club.
The elimination flights will run all
CAV Sunday, September :.
on Monday. September 4 the semi
finals will be- played a. viii the con-
ISOLATION and hsndicsp tournament.
The finals viii be- played Tuesday.
September 8.
The Roswell Country club Will give
silver cup as the championship
trophy. Thrre will also be a silver cup
trophy in the consolation contest In
the handican tournament the prize Will
De two dozen golf halls
Visitors arr especially urged 10 ~.
member 90 bring bathing suits. The
Country club Lake offers thu finest
winning IN the world. ana visitor :
viii he delighted with this feature alone
even II they do not play colt Mid .day
lunch will be served 20 all players and
guests. including visiting ladies. AT IN,
club housc on saturday SUNDAY. and
Monday. Thrrc VIII be other entertain
u.cnt features. 80 that visitors vii
have hig tim. from the minute they
arrive until they leave
Following IT. brief description oi
the cours"
30 I. par three. 10 wards. over =
neck Of the lake. hunkefs AZ the green
No ,. par four. ga wards over road
aud trees near the tee hunkers az the
green.
No 4. par four. a2s yards. bunkers ~
The erc,n.
No. Z, par four, 20 yards. road
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-16

bitches and trees near the green are
hazards two hunkers.
No. .. par four. goo yards. bunkers
short Of the green and Just beyond.
Trees Ia pass on first drive.
No. 6. par four. 35s yards. bunkers
short OF the green and Just beyond.
No. :. par five, +O7 yards. trees,
bitches and road near the green are ha2.
ards. Bunkers short OF green and he
vond.
No. s. par -four, $40 wards. bunkers
short Of the green and beyond.
No O. par five 800 yards. bunkers
half way down. and beyond green.