Wichita Daily Times (Wichita Falls, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 221, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 7, 1920 Page: 7 of 16
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WICHITA DAILY TIMES
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the Chamber of Commerce
ranged a conference withv
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: We are now in position to bulla rivson short -
:e notice. See us and have satisfaction in your.
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D G. GRAY BUILDING CO.
“822 ohio Avenue. 2/88 1 Phone 1350
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. “More In Seven Years Than Had
: the Republicans in Fifty.'
2 Years Before
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: LEAVE CHOICE TO PEOPLE
Former Secretary of Treasury
Is Guest and Speaker at
—Club Luncheon Today *
ple of America could not have re
mained united, as. they had-during Fr
the war, until the fruits of victory, 21
had been cinched. He said that the thi
approach of a presidential election-Ca
had been too great a temptation to He
politicians and that they had sue a
cumbed and had attempted to make a he
partisan question out of the srest is: 1.
sue of peace.” I believe the pressure
of public opinion is too sreat,"a he
said, “that very soon we shall have
peace.” He said that until peace was
consummated there would be great
iMARfo the
row . I AN T
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He made the'bozers two proposi-
are empeente
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—Announcement
725 tints!
, A new firm to handle your Federal Taxes and to assist and
advise you in this line, including Income Tax Excess’
: Profits Tax, War Tax,"Occupational. Taxes. Information
and-other returns. Also to make and adjust claims and
redetermine your Taxes, and to devise and install your
. accounting system and do accounting work et.A.L E
We are able and prepared to give the best service and red.
. suits because we know how, having just left the service of.
the U. S. Internal Revenue Department. ”"" *
Our Mr. Ammann's connection with the S. Treasury .
Department covers a period of nearly five years, over two.
of which was in the Internal Revenue .Field Service” in.,
Texas, and nearly three years in Washington.D. C.2
The importance of real service along our line t Invaluable,
Ammann & Jordan
: • Office 723 Indiana Avenue. Phone 1513. y t
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operators now are sinldne acep
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Bankers .
Chief:
Uncle Jne
United Oil
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out a few bouquets to Texas
mess in development. Leases,
to the Index, have risen Th
in rate in thie,"ection. of
ooerem,h4
J. C. Mequerry. local “dairy:
faces a charge of violating the s
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sopuremilk." The charge was i
by ayned Sommerville, assis
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at s o'clock in the basemer
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1 Modern wccaman sine
dichita Falls camp No. 130
Announcement
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We are pleased to announce to the general public that we
have purchased the Insurance and Real Estate Business of
Patterson, Reese and Prothro, 616 Eighth Street, and that”
the business will be continued at the present location at"
least temporarily. - n • wet 1
Mr. Patterson of the old firm will be with us for awhile in -
an advisory capacity and the office personnel-will be re-
tanied, including Mr. Belcher in charge of the Casualty and
Surety Department, and Mr. James Martin Williams, and
Miss Maude Stonecipher, who have been with the office
12 years. :
It will be our constant endeavor to render the most effi-
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representation of all the companies formerly represented
by Patterson, Reese and Prothro, which includes the large
est and oldest companies in the world. Mr. Lowry, before
going into the”Army was, in the insurance business, at
Austin, Texas, and since his discharge associated with Mr.
G. Clint Wood, in charge of the new Wood building. Mr.g
Finch has been in the banking business for many years.
We with you a happy and prosperous New Year and ex-
tend you our facilities in every possible manner in accom-
pllshing your undertekngp-. 2"
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Png Pot—sgi st VHNhn 1
Lowry-Finch & Company
so mienchs sireet picas st
| INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE :
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of partisanship m America:
he-eeingar
storm at sea and the turbulence of
the waves after the storm had passed.
This was the situation in America
today, he said. “These are the
symptoms that the storm had passed.
We will have ugly looks and danger-
ous signs, but irhave no fears for the
future.” All/will be well if we keep a
firm hand outhe cheek sdrun
pres
art."
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Speaking at the weekly luncheon of
the Wichew club Wednesday, w. G.
McAdoo, former secretary of the treas
ury and former federal railroad ad-
ministrator, warned his hearers not
. to expect any benefit immediately a
N least, from the return of the railroads
4. to private control. He indicated that
210 the traffic situation might even be h
... come worse. “There can be no great !."
iso improvement," he said, “until we get and cq
E some well thought out measure of uny
fication or railroad facilities and co-
ordinated and synchronized service.”
He said that while he would admit,
for the purpose of argument, the su-
periority and wisdom of the Repute
licans, that neither of the railroad
bills proposed by them and now be
fore congress touched the fundament
als of the railroad problem. He was
hopeful that something might be
evolved from conference, but could
not see where much was to be hoped
from these bills. . 7.24
He said the federal government had
been compelled to take over the rail-
roads because under “private control
they had broken down and had failed
to function and that the movement
of supplies-to our army and to our
allies m Europe had, been practically
stopped. Immediately, he said, the
potential freight car capacity had been
increased by 300,000-cars. "When
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Local Situation. .
The major part of Mr.McAdoo's
talk was devoted to the railroad prob.
Tom. - In opening his talk he said that
hewhad come to Wichita Falls the
second time in spite of the federal ad.
stration of railroads. Hel said
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DISAGREEABLE WEATHER -
OVER THIS SECTION OF
TEXAS AND OKLAHOMA
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.A slow, drizzling rain, with lower-
ins temperature visited this section
Wednesday and, according to reports
from the railroad offices there is a
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:__"offices have received advices
from Forgan and Bik City, which
state that the rainfall there is turning
to sleet. and ice with a temperature of
from 22 to 80 above sero. F An anich or
snow is reported at Elk City, though
it is said to be melting as soon an it
man I1."Ihl PAL:
from Wichita Falls to Fort Worth,
while some snow is falling between
Amarillo and Texline. The " Indies,
tious point that the “ cold wave is
headed this way. W ,
. No interruption of train service has
been experienced, either on the M. K.
AUTO MECHANICS WILL
s HAVE MEETING TONIGHT
-e-eesserr
E of the Auto Mechanics union
led to be held tonight at the
temple.y It is understood that
Iesoue, "SIMt
cement of the date of the
in organiser of the national Fed.
or Labor to work among, man
rent he would like 1
head of the railroad
uhours, for it he were he believed he
could start something fore the relief
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rourcenterprise are, very largely re
bod that
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for The protection-st those who might
be involved through hysterJ7%
"Ew hand. d.nmr cited sed
dent of the club, presided at the
luncheon.The other new officers
were introduced as were also a num.
ber of visitors.
President Reid announced that he
had accepted for the club an jnvits-
ton from Frank Kell and C.H.
Clark for the club to be their guests
ur ...taa,
Mr. Clark would explain the reorgan-
ization plan for the Chamber of Com-
morce e-imhar timer elsich ... vo
A L THORNESE Move
A. L. Thornberry Sr. who has been
M as the result of an attack of acute
indigestion, was reported. much = im-
proved Wednesday and is” believed
out of danger- *
onGANizEr LABOR IsEfe
99A 5 PLANNING FoR DANCE
—Organized labor of Wichita Falls is
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Wednesday. The dance will. be given
under the auspices of the Cent
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thos ware loosing for Linder.
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A. FonT WORTH,Jan. 1—Fireman
C B. Brown, was overcome bz smoke
Statement of Condition of the
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...December 31, 1919
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that exists I We make a specialty of re,
precedented s afrid into wioht-2 7.2. hr pairing trucks.. Guprenfned
must come in over single track lines workmanship Reasonable
into terminals that are wholly inade prices. 512 Sixth Street. 7
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t are wholly Inade
been just as bad under,
control. I am quite sure, too, -
w . federal control had been in ef- f.N
ct long enough to give opportunity"
T preparation and if it were not for
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". RFFOUROES-5 7. APLLABNLTTES:2
. C____— counts....... $189,588.99. .
, Stock Federal Reserve Bank 3,000.00 ws-A
Liberty Bonds A.......-1,600.00 r undid PH
Furniture and Fixtures ...r. 6,781.35 DEPOSITS ...
s Can ana due from Binks .12 459,015.68
StLona) and. Dil
......",$100,000.00
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McAdoo had been spoken or as Preit
M-MTIN SANILAC"
would be, spoken of as rresi.
cAdco's father-in-law, with
402 Mr. McAdoo could
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mA" on
$12.50 JMfen's, namn Contrisc.95
$19.50., Sheep-Skin-Lined -
Coat---, **,$11.95
$10.50 neatyshur-Neck
, Sweaters,-.......66.75
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Wichita Daily Times (Wichita Falls, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 221, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 7, 1920, newspaper, January 7, 1920; Wichita Falls, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1691705/m1/7/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Texas State Library and Archives Commission.