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The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-27
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Wall St, New, York, Nov. 27.-STOCKS-
Spectators for the decline forced further
recession in prices in today's stock market,
Il number of Representative shares Including
u. S Steel common, Baldwin and Stude-
baker reaching new lows the movement.
Short covering impaired some strength
to the opening prices but when this was
completed the bears renewed their pressure
and brought quoted values to their lowest
level in some time. Sales approXimated l.,
90G 600 shares
The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-27
NEW YoRK MONEY MARKET

exchange, Irregular. Great Britain. demand,
451A cables, 4.521s 60 day bills on banks,
449 Ills. France, demand. 703: cables,
T04. Italy. demand. 4.S11k = cables, 4S2.
Belgium, demand, G.52; cables, 6521a. Ger
many. demand, ON cables. .01 SIG.
Switzerland demand, is 65 Greece, demand,
1.49. Poland, demand, .00a4 Czecho-
SIoyakia. demand s. 1611
The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-27
NEW YORK LIBERTY BOND MARKET.

New York, Nov. 2I.-Liberty bonds close
Sta's. s1OO.0 ! second AS S97.5G; first 4A s
S9S.3O; second AIS, $97.6G; third Az s
$3.50: fourth AIS, $500; Victory AZ :
S1O0O2; U. S. treasury AIS, $9930.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-27
AID NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

Call money, easier: high. AZ low 4 ::
ruling rate. 4: call loans against accept
ances. 1. Time loans. firm. mixed eoIIat-
eral. GO and 90 days. 3. and 6 months,- ).
Prime commercial paper, 4S4.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-27
North Topeka

Items for this column may be left at
Petro's drug store. or dial Miss Eleanor
kimbalI. 2-SI94 before 10 O'Clock af-
ter 2. Other hours dial 1881.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-27
KANSAS CITY HAY MARKET.

Kansas City, Nov. 27.-HAY-Market
steady to SOC lower. No. 1 timothy, $15. .O(
116.OO; No. 1 prairie, $13.50tI14-00: choice
alfalfa, S25. 5.OO@26O0; cloved mixed light
$14.506l15.50.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-27
DEATHS AND. FUNERALS

GILBERT f COHEE, age 90, died this
morning at his home, 1920 Quincy street.
The funeral will be held at 80 O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon at the home. Burial
arrangements later.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-27

DONALD RICHARD BAKER. the six
teen months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
D. Baker, 1206 Quincy street. died this
morning at the home. Funeral announce
ments later.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-27
MAKES A NEAR EAST APPEAL
Harding Asks That Next Sunday BE
Near East Emergency Day"

Washington. Nov. 27.-President
Harding addressed an appeal to the
governors of the states today for the
Observance of next Sund@y. December
3, as near east emergency day" He
suggested that thru cooperation with
the mayors of cities and other public
and civic authorities the day be OBJ
served. with the SPECIAL purpose OF di-
recting attention to the need for sub
etantial relief thru the American or
narizatsca established for that end
The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-27
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

FURNISHED by The Empire Commission Co.,
POI New England Bldg)
The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-27

KANSAS CITY CASH aRAIN.
tRauge of futures on Kansas City Boa I'd
of Trade as reported by B. G.. Christie
pher s. Co.. 226 New England Bldg. To-
peka. kan.)
The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-27

MRS. EDITH L. WRAY. age 20. sdiet
Saturday at her home 800 Poplar street
The funeral will be held at 10 o'cioct
Tuesday morning at Peeblers chapel
Burial in Topeka cemetery.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-27

NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
@Sew York. Nov. 27-COTTON-Spo
quiet; middling, 25-25
The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-27
Local Mention

cash for liberty BONDS. Kleinhans
The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-27

ANNA NADINE RISE, the two-year-oft
daughter of Mr.. end Mrs. Lloyd Rise, dieJ
Saturday night at the home. 80 Orchard
street. The body was taken to Norton
vile, Kan, for burial.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-27

MRS. AGNES LOWELL, age 65. die,
Saturday at her home in Auburn Tn
funeral was held at O'Clock this after
noon at Penwells chapel. Burial il
Granville cemetery.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-27

MRS. J. BAUSCH. age Go, died Saturda,
at her home in Hoyt. Funeral announce
ments later.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-27

Adv. s=sss5rss-4si
The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-27

Chicago, Nov. 81.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-27

Word has been received in Topeka of
the death of Mrs. Ella Wilson, age 81, who
died Saturday at her home in Sioux Falls,
s. D. She formerly lived at Granville.
The funeral will be held at . o'clock Tues
day afternoon at the Granville Methodist
church Burial in Granville cemetery.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08

governing body " the cry ~ Amarillo
10 be- 10 the best interests ~ said City
md The owners " property abuttlng on
Id street. and improvements thst mlch
Assignments be- made, approved, accept
II aud aE.enied 10 by the aid City;
and.
WHEREAS, thereafter, by due reso'
luilon and proceedings IN. sid assign
inoni NJ the Knid contract ana improve
.nla 10 be- made on the said street was
ga ~ and legally approved accepted and
lsaen,od Ia by said cily and MI law aud
. requisites having been fully coin
ph"i win. u was ,drther resolved and
'ad,r,l that ~ money and evidence OF
pee ~ ns-s s,'n.nii and ceriiflcatss be
taid u,tf Ia and delivered ~ the said
Wfl'merlng a Mullen BY virtue Of tho
sid street improvements, and that spe-
cial assessments be made and levied,
md asignable certificates issued
against proIprly and the owners ~
property abutilng on Sild street. IN the
tame ~ willmainR 4 Mullen, and de.
hycroi directly 10 th,m, the same and
u the manner M n said work had been
Originally and IN the first place fully
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08
~ MARGARET D.. II'PiER
sAsily News Washington S.aieiy
forrs. pDudsnf

WASHINGTON. sspi Wash M.
tm society thcsn dafs durs b. sam i0
ie funetionlnE 49, ally i .ust.ld b.
playing politics Win elections L.s
than ninety days off everyone ahn II.
anyone in the capital D. ke,nis .nie..
rs''d becau< Everybody who IL here.
80 who ro'n"s more - lrss re- nneer
IN the poiliisal pc and fttes an ....l.
uEsnt Interest Boz watching iegIslai 3d.
khosfa Congress adjourn ly tho uII.
dc N September ns Il ls pAprr'. D..
Htshineinii's -. ial s'aa.n viii not hs.
rin Until after be- ro,pnt enIng 90 DO.
nrsi Monda, IN December. u ConErca.
shuuld adjourn ut this time. In au prob.
ability. there viii ho general exodus
az congressional fnlks from the capitol.
ho women IN the senate. whn have re.
hained on here quite rsad 81 al dur.
Ing the summer. Will either 20 % thor
uvn homes ~ seek hrrf respite ~ aut.
ufnn resorts. There Do nni re- d0uhhi bur
that a much larger numh'f % ofnslii
women VAIL assemble boz Washington
Tor the opening ~ Congress ,han usual.
The short sssslan-Ash "Wednesday conn.
Ing February 70. ana EaFtrf suudly.
April i--naklng II necessary 30 Az
range promptly and arraugt thor pro
Ertw quickly.
Autumn buds rrc beginning o. pre-.
einpt dates on the Gall snclll clloudlf
and quite a few ~ the seasons debut.
anses have ALREADY selected ,ato~ for
their presentation. ~ far the tea dance
II In favor. but there II sure 81 De- 81
fnllow.up with a brilliant ball for each
bud, rIpn the early publication Of the
llx ~ dcbuniaics depends the surccss
~ tho bud, fov 4 IL from this source
that the dsbu,Antcs f.guro 90 White
House functions Among the glils who
are prospective buds. but Nho may Dc.
fer her ''co'nnir ouy'son acCount % a
few college hys, Is Miss Margarc,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08
HISTORY OF
: CITY kept IN
CORNER STONE

Ono hundred years from. now, archie
aloFlsis can learn a 10, STOUT Amarillo |
n they WIZ tear down the new wins
II the Amarillo Hotel The corner
stone az this addition to the hosiery
was laid yesterday and In II were a 10,
of things valuable az current history.
They were: Latest oep,.~ ~ the Ans.
lilo DaliyrTewu. Nmni lilo Daily rrib.
une. sgathwe~t riainsman, telephone
direcifsy, >rosterr Of the Lions, Rotary.
Kiwhnis Advertising, realtors. rhil.
hsrnsonlc clubs and the Amarillo Rar
Association. six views Of Amarillo.
lsoles 81 the Lions Roar. Rotary Wheels.
Kiwaris wlewam. picture of tho
Amarillo Hotel. and the names ~ ".
ficisls OF Amarillo and Potter county.
All Of these we're lnclo-cd In an air.
tight tin box and cemenied inn the
center Of the corner stone.
Tho hotel will h. complcied Novcfn'
>ler :. and Ernest q. Tho~fison. proprie.
fors-haper % hays, sone Of the rooms
ready by Sptemhcr ~. for visitors IN
the Panhandle Plains Chamber 20 Com.
Enerce convention.
nsV. AND MRS $50. o. see. %.
Thursday afternoon AZ about go
Rev. Jonathan Perkins and HE wife
were SURPRISED hy an old.fpshionej
pounding party. Alout a dozen auto
ihoialer DRIVE ur In front ~ 1900 IN
more and called Mr and Mrs Perkins
oui IN thu yard Rev Gotten. a Baptist
pffschsr ~ this city made fine and
Impressive presentation sI4ech. and
told rev Perkins tina, the union lal.or
ink men 81 the city appreciated his
ssftless very much slncs biz coming
% this city Mr. Hall and others ~
ihs STRIKING shopmen made misf ialks
ana somo ~ the women made short
talks, Then Rev Perkins and he gif,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08

ment Of part u the cost OF making I'm.
pfoyements thereon. and providing for
the issuance OF aAsignabie certificates.
and for other purposes: and.
WHEREAS. the said ordinance con.
ialns omissions and errors which should
10 corrected.
THAT SECTION I Of Ordinance M
f0I he. ana the sane In hereby amend
I'd ~ ~ 10 hereafter rcad IN follows:
That the several sums below soi
down opposite The names ~ the Heyeml
owners ~ property nbutilng on or oc.
cupyinR the said street. ana vet down
opposite the description ~ their said
property Of said respective owners. and
arc hereby made and declared 10 be a
personal liability Of the s,ld owners ne
prescribed 10y lave and the city Ord.
nances In such eases nade and proyIi.
cd. the names ~ tho said property
owners q brief description ~ their prop
oriy. Including tho number of front feet
~ each owner. and the lot and block
number ~ said property. or other brief
nnd sufficient description thereof. and
the total amounts 20 be- hereby ~.
s"ssed against said owners and their
property rcapccilvely are. ~ follows.
to.wit,
WEST SIXTH STREET FROM THE
WEST SIDE on wETRELL AvENrE
TO TIL; WEST SIDE or GEORGIA
AND FIFTH STREET FROM WEST
SIDE or GEoRCN AVENUE To
WEST SIDE pFSrLoRiDA AVENUE
~ ORIGINAL TOWN AND SAN IA.
CiNTo HEIGHTS ADDITIONS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08

Urer's warrant for making sueh pay
nent, and upon the full payment Of any
coupon. ~ fall and final payment of
such certificate. the same shall boz sur.
rendered 10 nnld Treasurer and can
osiled, and upon such full payments.
surrender and cancellation. The city of
Amarillo. nr,lnE by ~ Mayor. shall
nseciiie and acknowledge release.
which shall have the effect Of fully dis
charging the said assessments. claim
ana lien, ana sums 10 paid upon said
assessments and certificates shall be.
come mud remain part ~ separate
md special fund 10 De- known as "Ty.
l'f, Eighth and Ninth streets Paving
Fund" ana ahnii bo a special and ~.
cred paving fund, which shall not be
dlsLursod or drawn ON for any other
purpose. except thu payment of aald
assessments
The Nld certificates shall be signed
~ tho Mayor Of the city. atteated by
The city Secretary. with ~ corpanie
seal. and there nay be- attached 10 said
certificates coupons eyidenclng the first
and SECOND payments thereof. ~ all ~
said payments. or the said certificate
, itself may evidence all u said pay
monis. Or the las, payment, and said
coupons. n attached. shall be sufficient.
II signed with the fac-simile or litho.
Yrnphed signatures 81 the wld Mayor
and city secretary. and having the I'm.
PRESTON thereon ~ tho Heal ~ Eaid
City. That tho naid certificates NAV
contain such other statements and re-
citns nB IN" Commission may direct.
ana upon the full completion ~ tho
aid work of Improvement and accept.
AIMEE by the city shall be- issued and
delivered 10 the mid willmcrlng a
Mullen o. liz asslgncc. In writing,
v.
INTRODUCED nj a Regular Meeting
of the cry Commission NJ the city ~
amarillo On AugutH ?nd. A. u, 1899, and
finally passed NJ "a regular meeting of
'm CITY Commission on the sth day u
Iuaust. 4. ID. 1919.
OsIgncb LON u. MARRs.
Mayor,
ATTEST, r.
lsgncD ", T., aciIopPER.
city Secretary,
Published on the ist and sth Of hop.
TENDER, 1899.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08
SHEA GAINS TIME
IN HOLDING OFFICE

James I. shea. county treasurer.
II gaining time as I'm office holder.
When hc became county treasurer
as wears ago. he took the Office No
vomlor 10, or Just as soon ~ the
returns could h. canyarrcd, The
legislature then changed the date 10
December for taking office
The legislature has now changed
the date io January and Mr. Shcals
next two year term viii BEGIN that
dat, That holds true OF other off.
GERS who have been NJ the court
house for several years.
Mr. shsa humorously said that II
would hs god thing to advance
the time 60 spring for the end of tho
term 80 thai the defeated candidates
Tor reelection would not be turned
out IN the cold" IN the winter.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08

made responses 10 the yard full Of
folks. The autos were well laden with
good things 10 cat. and they were soon
cmp,icd and carried into tho house.
Pies, cakes, flour meat fruits. joiiics,
Jams. and almost everything ono could
name IN the catsble line were given,
md oven "a good sum 81 money was In
the collection. Rev. Perkins says hs
thinks that While Ilcn Hooper calls tho
striking shopmen outlaws, yet he Ia
proud TO call thom warm personal
friends lie more than Appreciated
the Kindness ~ the new friends he has
made since coming TO Amarillo. no do
clarcd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08


W 'd'n'mying tho sane, and containing
=" 80 ','s.. y, w. 'ou.' 'os, y, VIZ VIZ
49,, :, .,.,,.,,',.. w. '.e' W .n,
,ra.,, a"",'o., 1920 49, . NV. ,"s ' W..
-. -, ,,,,,,s. ANY,, ~. ,- ~.
w ''' WV WV ''''''"' "''"'
WHEREAS. ald stat.anent was duly
approved by tho Commission after OF.
animation; and.
WHEREAS, by RESOLUTION the Com
n'ssion did Then determine and declare
fo,nr,lonate cost OF the said Improve.
mcn,s against said owners and their
property. and owners Of railways and
street railways. and BY said RESOLUTION
I'D direct Notice 10 he given 10 such
owners. fixing tho time and place os
the Tearing 10 he given them before
the Commission. and complying with
The ordinances Of IN. ssid City with
f,fcrenr thereto, and.
,
"hh''hAS' IN" city Secretary did
r'orcrly sian, attest ana "se-i'e such
no,lce and dld ,..,Dc IN. sam. hv r,,.
NHh'ns 'h' same Tor three successive
lays In the Amarillo Daily News.
h'NsIsp'r published In the CITY of An
ariilo' N. first publication being not
sss than ten DAYS prior IN N. date
f'ed Tor x'id Hearing. and did also
further serve S''d no'lce by mailing .
Wy ,h.,eo' ~ r,sls'ersd letter depos
i'"d N the ros, uffice OF Amarillo al
tested 10 the address ot each owner, n
saevh' o. " unknown, To the adirvss
Ut bic asvn, or attorneys ana.
u,ppv.s ,.,,.. a.. A..
a." $50 "'''."'"'' ~ '"e '"as
~, - s,,,, -. !" Wv -" "s'N" az.
,,..''s'' ~ Wv 'ss'Nss |" .ae sa'n
'a,,,s, ,,,.,,a. 'sa "s .s 'n.s's' w.
'iW rom'nssan, At vhleh Hearing al
''aa's 'snlnE eF h.'lnE any ln'er,si
= sHi lHal~.N l'ei.'asd 10 h assesaal,
ssa w avg '.H el.ssae''s :" ~
il.s ,Ta.napees - lhs ala ~, aaa ne
av and au asslFlns % B, hsara IA
ppssf and stt gAstn sugh hsagns
Na
NugHgAs anet s...I ts.r,ns ana
asa pHssilailaa "a 49, :, dino IA
Gigl1 stlaesd "A lhe ras,g, s.tl 1oar
lessen affn ~ the eianb,n thai ths
farfal nsna lslsa 81 a.au elaalis
ia' namfs NJ rsph n tsi a. n0ls q.
esrii. tni b. me,ssil y assslA, I
ha .ApHh y as. "A agslnH ~ =
"a ai,fmln.l lhti sala ain,,ni'
lNNs ftN ia l,apaihl, I'D ~ u ani
HN ~ ne ~ u. lansiAl " ~.
" ussy.,..s,. NJ 'S.' !
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08

INTRODUCED al Regular Meeting
of the City Commission of the City OF
Amarillo on August 18th. 1889. and
finally passed at "a Regular Netting ~
the city Commission on the 2sth day Of
August, a. D., 1899.
tsigncd, LON ~ MARRs.
Mayor.
ATTEST;
tslgnedl W. T.. scHOPrER.
CITY Secretary
September LIST aud sth. isss.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08
done and completed BY said Plains Paw
ing Company.
NOW. TuEREFoRE. BE 1T FuR
ann ORDAINED ny THE SAID
cry or AMARILLO;

That the several sums below sci down
Z, n,osit. the names Of tile several own
ers 81 property AUDITING on or occupy
mn the said street. and set down op'
I osl,e the description VI their said prop
er,y. H. and thu same are hereby as'
pessd against the said property u nald
respective owners. and are hereby made
md DECLARED 10 he "a personal liability
NJ the nld owners aa prescribed by law
aud CITY Ordinances In such cases made
and provided, the names of tho Hid
property owners. q brief description %
their property. including tho number
~ frnnt feet u each owner. and the lot
rnd block number % said property. or
o,hcr brief and sufficient description
thereof. and the total amounts 10 he
horeby assessed against sald owners
and their property respectively are. m
follows, tOwlt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08
ORDINANCE NO. as.

AZ ORDINANCE LEvyiNG Az AZ.
sesSMENT ron A PORTION OF
THE COST on IMPROVING TY'
LER EIGHTH ASD NINTH
STREETS. IN TIiE CITY or ANA.
fliLio. TENAs. BETWEEN ITS
lNTEnSEcTioS Writ SEVENTH
ASp TENTH FOLK AID TYLER.
ANp rOih AND TYLER
STREETS. AGAINST owSEHs or
PROPERTY ANYTHING the SAME
AND AGAINST THEIR PROPER.
Ty, And AGAINST RAILROADS
Aap HfiiEtr RAILROADS, ~
ANY. oCClPflN0 SAME WITH
THEin RAILS AID TRACKS,. AND
PROVIDING iinR TIM ENfonCE.
MkNr AND COLLECTION 90 TiiE
SAID AssEssaENT AND TIN IN,
srANrf ur AHsiGNAnl.L GER
TifirATEs 10 EVIDENCE TIM
SAME
~ ~ ORDAINED N TIL cry of
AMi,liioi
WHEREAS lhe Commission ~ the
cid Cnl hah heretofore ~ ilsrola'
i.on. urirlud The lmpakrMrnt II fN'
ln istih ava Alnlh hiFpei. IN as
tll, isiNprn hetuih sHd Tenth Tells
ini ltf aud leak and fYlsr streets,
.f fas,ns sIailas snd hllns lhs aAms
I'D ponsifurllnr lhfisen a trek lsss'
Heni ulHH inflnir inanltlloa, ani
"a Iin in1Il.lg Nglls sd
MnillhAh as tnunuf affEnalsi
ihe iIn lufi SAB ihf laNnssiaH
lr iRaiHff lw inf a nnpDNuafpi
a ptnfifd 4, lhe iHhnaef "a ibs
1853 va tnl inf aW $500 fllMIli a
I. ia fnmHIHfHH aHt Nflr nnsailgf.l
.l HiHnHl ll a. ena
NIiiNtha m Ainla Nth ~
II.HlrIN "a in mA lll anl PCS Ne
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08

That the amounts above fixed and a..
~ ssed asains, ths owners of property
abuit.ng ho S,ld stree" and against their
property, shall be payable ~ follows.
tow1t. On.,hird thereof Thirty t3o'
diya after thu completion q thu said
work and IT. acceptance by the city.
80. third thereof on or before One Year
after s,id date, ana onsihird thereof
en- or befor. Two Years after said date.
together With Interest upon said d.
ierrsd rsym.n'A from said date al the
rw,e u Eight Nfel par c,n, pr annum.
IA,ahio annually, tina, the aald ae,eFsl
sums ave hcnhy expressly asssssed
usA,lns, the haid SEVERAL owners u ahut'
tina property and asalns, their respse'
,Ns parcrls Of pToIsI,y aboNo descgthed.
Including and tosv'hvr With reasonable
atofnsya f,.s ana all costa of COLES.
tom lhooa, u incurred, and the aid
sstct H,cnis shalt he ssrureh by a lien
Ipon aid sessral paveh u prppsssy
Nhlrh shall ~ fret, IglE and saIsFlof
~ an oihsF liens and clalas, sscee, "a
ssiossm ,akea
And u II iuFihtr pru,idsd ,aA. n De-
IA an ahall ~ Hiallr ~ lhs lsAlatnt VI
sny aelvs.i Iayesa, upen the A.li e.
:, smvHly. 80 anl ialtf,eA ,hefteh NhsA
las. ihsn, a. The epiion " ihs then lsssl
usaur anl boldsl Va lho aid Anass
tsruls. va asslspahlr gsgiulfaifa lepte
! niias lhe aan,, The Nhole u the nsiA
,asissNsvnl ,hvn unls,,d lossihsr vuh
| 10 nasnss lhstson shall Al vnse W
,ire aae aaa lsAiatls Ard snall 10 "a
htiitk unasf ~ lgraa helsei, W
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ni huaf VA lfs til t1aTsanqnll kna
hilNH gan.g ~ Hh NJ NJ mld plslA
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ORDINANCE 40. 40.

AZ ORDINANCE AMENDING SEC.
TloN 7 OF ORDINANCE 40. 4Oi.
ENTITLED. AZ ORDINANCE
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POLITICS INSTEAD OF GIVING
ATTENTION TO SOCIAL THINGS

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daughter Hsity Hamilton. was educated
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