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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1920

Page

3

Mexico's Vera Cruz to Mexico City regarded as world's most beautiful country

Frank M. Chapman of the National Geographic Society extols the region between Vera Cruz and Mexico City as exceptionally varied and beautiful. He describes a journey from gulf shores to Mt Orizaba, noting climatic zones and rich wildlife while highlighting improved sanitation and accommodations at Vera Cruz and the dramatic altitude changes along the Sierra journey.

Mexico City Vera Cruz Washington, D. C Frank M. Chapman National Geographic Society Mexico Gulf Mt. Orizaba Citlaltapetl Sierra Orizaba Table Land Tierras Caliente Templada Fria Maine Nova Scotia

Petition favors Coliseum 3 presented to Amarillo commission

Petitions bearing the names of about 200 Amarillo citizens urging the city commission to call a bond election to issue 896000 for a coliseum, public library, incinerator, and sewer plan were presented by W B Estes. The commission will verify signatures for legal voters and draft the election details, with the incinerator project already approved in principle.

Amarillo W. B. Estes Board of City Development W. Bb. Estes Geo. Maggard Nissley Creamery Company H. W .Virgin First Baptist Church F. R. Jamison Panhandle Plains Lon D. Marrs J. R. Trolinger Texas Marrs Corsicana Houston Commission

Boys Work Discussed At Rotary Luncheon

About 85 Boy Scouts were guests at Amarillo Rotary Club as the Scouts orchestra performed. Rev. E C Seaman reviewed local Scout work, and District Attorney Ki M Miller urged a juvenile officer and said criminal court is not for delinquent boys. Out-of-town visitors included former Mayor Joe Lawther and delegates to the Atlantic City convention.

Rotary Club Amarillo Boy Scouts Orchestra Jack Dooley E. C. Seaman St. Andrews Episcopal Church Ki. T. Miller Joe KE. Lawther Dallas J. KE. Fender Fort Worth H.C. Randolph Plainview J. W. Swanson el Paso R. W. Cribble M. McCullough Atlantic City New York City

Verdict on Special Issues in Zumwalt vs C R L & G Ry Co

A jury rendered a verdict on special issues in the case of J J Zumwalt against the C R L G Ry Co in district court yesterday. The suit claimed damages of 3900 for injuries when a truck owned by Zumwalt was struck by a passenger train at a railroad crossing. Judge Henry S Bishop has not yet entered judgment.

J. J. Zumwalt C. RL & G Ry. Co Henry Bishop Gay

Nunn Attending Texas Press Association Meeting

Nunn represents the Daily News and Daily Panhandle at the Texas Press Association annual meeting in Houston.

Nunn Press Association J. 1. Nunn Texas Press Association Houston Daily News Daily Panhandle

Jury Commission Named by Bishop for September Term

Judge Henry Bishop appointed Walter G Fly Carl Hil and Robert Allison to form a jury commission for the September district court term. The panel must yield 475 names including 400 trial jurors and a 16 member grand jury. Lists will be sealed and kept until 80 days before opening on September 27.

District Court Henry Bishop Walter G. Fly Carl Hil Robert Allison J. (. Skillman

Summer Dresses Sale From White Dresses Offer

The notice promotes summer dresses from The White Dresses with reduced prices on various styles. Regular prices range up to 29.50 while sale figures include 11.25 and 12.50, highlighting cool, fresh looks for warm days.

Frocks of Gingham Offer Thrift Style For Summer

Lightweight gingham dresses in plaid and check patterns are showcased for morning and daytime wear. Prices are cut in June sale reductions across several styles with regulars listed. shoppers are urged to take advantage of substantial reductions on suits and frocks.

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House Dresses and Bungalow Aprons Sale

Percale and Gingham available in all sizes with stylish options. Regular prices 2.50 dress reduced to 2.06 noting savings. Regular 3.50 dresses reduced to 2.62. Regular 4.00 dresses reduced to 3.00. Limited stock and low prices.

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