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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-11
,,SUcHY"
ZNALAZL ,MOKRA" OAZE

Washington, II. listopada. -
Jest publiczna ~tajemnica, re VIE
III z poSrod nalezacych urzedowo
do Prohibicyonistow k~opgresma-
row ME holduje wcale psuchym"
doktrynom w odniesieniu do sa-
mych siebie, ale najlepsza ilu-
stracye tel ich dwulicowoSci i
nieszczeroSci stanowi wypadek,
jaki zdarzyi sic wczoraj kongres-
manowi F. !. Garrettowi Z Ten
nessee. Kierujac swym samocho
dem, przejechat on pewna kobe
te, zderzyl sic z rzadowym auto
mobilem ciezarowym, a wreszcie
zostai zmuszony do wyladowania
ma stacyi policyjnej, gdzie spedzil
ma smutnych rozmyslaniach 0
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-11
~POSTANOWIONO STRAJK
POWSZECHNY w ME-
KSYKU.

Meksyk miasto, IL. listopada.
- Ma zebraniu przedstawicieli
Komunistycznej Federacyi Me-
xykahskiej II nalezqcych do niej
unii postanowilo prokiamowat
strajk powszechny W Meksyku
mieScie. Gas wywolania bezfo--
bocia uzalezniono cd polecenis,
jakie maja wydac strajkujacy Wy
iadowywacze okretowi w Vera
Cruz. Podczas posiedzenia dele
cat z Vera Cruz oznajmii, re pre-
Zydent de la Huerta obiecai rze-
komo dac swe przyzwolenie nd
zajecie przez strajkierow PREY
stani i zatrzymanie takowych
pod ich kontrola.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-11
ROBOTNICY NIEMIECCY
"a ROBOT
NIKoW l.

Berlin, II. listopada. - Wczo-
raj Pc po}udniu doszlo W B~erlinie
60 gwaitownych seen, 1900 ro--
botnikow be- piracy, z ktorych
wielu byso uzbrojonych, zaatako-
waio fabryke metalurgicznq
Lion, wypedzili inzynierow i
wlascicieli i zagasili ogien w pie
each. o godz. 6tej wieczorem ia
bryka znajdowaia sic juz calkowi-
Gle W p~osiadaniu robotnikow. Po-
licya przygotowuje sic do ataku
liza fabryke w celu wyparcia z niel
robotnikow.
Przypuszczaja, re jest to po-
czatkiem podobnego zajscia IA
bryk przez robotnikow W Mem
czech. jak to niedawno Gczynili
robotnicy wtoscy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-11
7 n p NNN'I
w IRLANDYI
STATE SIF CORAz BAR
DZIEJ GROzNIEJSZA.


eva w Irlandyi z dniem kazdym
przybiera coraz bardziej grozniej
sza forme, Terror specyalnych
,oddzialow angielskich black and
tan" W stosunku do niepodlegloS-
ciowcow irlandzkich nietylko re
ME u~staje, lecz sic jeszcze wzma-
ga. Stale doehodza wiadomosci o
'roznych gwaltach, dokonywa--
rych w roznych okregach.
w Dublinie odbyfa sic konfe-
rencya, ma ktorej zastanaWiano
sic mad Srodkami W razie wstrzy-
mania ruchu k~olejowego w r.,
landyi proponowanego przez An
glie. Rozpatrywana byia rowniez
sprawl opalu i zaprowiantowa--
MIA .miast .irlandzkich.
STRAJK GoRNIKoW BEL
GIJSKICH ODWOLAN,Y,
Bruksela, Ii. listopada. - O.
kolo $4,000 gornikow, ktorzy po-
zostawali ma strajku W przecia---
gu kilku dni, ~powroci}o juz do
piracy. Y
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-11

Jsdwabne Materye, WieIkie Wato$ci
20 caIowe Jedwnbne georgette crepe. bardzO dobry gruby
eatunek wielki wybor jasnych / ciemnych kolOrow, villa
cznie cZarne blade, stosowne materye ma suknie bluz-
w WI s5T; 3s jqfro po sniaonej Genie; 100
Gfadkie 1 niekne jedwnbie ma Euknic, lriqcEnie 40 ca
lowe crepe dc chimes, gcorgette crepes. SO calOwe Sa-
tin Messnlines, Taffetas, LOuisines, FOnlnrds, pralny
atlas ETC.; Vielkl wyb6r jasnych ciemnych kOIOF6w
ma suknie, bluzkl, skirts, podszewkc etcj 07
wnrtOSc do $3.50, jutrO, jard .......... AsOS
5000 Jnrd6w novel BrOcaded BcnEnline m suknie, Dieknc
lSni9ce WykoncZcnie, bardzo trwaly gatunek, wyglada
Jk czysty jedwab. W kolorowych Jacquard deseniach -
wszystkie MOVIE jasne ciemne kolory Wfacznie czarhe
bia{e: stosoWna materya ma suknie, skirts podsZewke
etc; re gularnle sprzedawane pc $1.59,
Jutro, jard 49,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-11
Ma Odciski
Male Lub Duze
Uzywajcie
Gets 1t
Zapobiega bOIOwi natychmiast
usuwa zupeinie nagniotki

GdziekOIwiek on sic znajduje ma wierz
clTu. czy pOmiedzy palcanL ME robi
r6znicy jak duzy hub jak maly albo jak
bolscy, trzy krople Gets It. poZbawia
was kiOnotu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-11
ADMIRAL SIMS ME DO
sTAL ODZNACZENIA.

Newport, r. l., 1. listopada. -
w tutejszym kolegium marynar-
ki ogioszono liste oficerow i ma
rynarzy, ktorzy zostali odznacze-
nj "a mestwo i dzielna siuzbe pod
Gas minionej wojny, ale liSta ia
nie zawiera nazwiska admirala
Williama S. Sims, prezeSa tego
kollegium i bylego komendanta
zbrojnych sill morskich amery-
kanskich w strefie wojenuej. Ad-
mirai Sims sam przedtem odm6-
vii przyjecia medalu zasiugi, pra
gnac W ten sposob zaprotestowac
rrzeciwko postepowaniu departa-
mentu marynarki, kt6ry Ignore
wal jego rekomendacye W spra--
vie przyznawaniu odznaczeh "a
mestwo, a rozdzielai takowe rze-
komo miedzy swoich protegowa-
nych, z ktorych wielu ME wacha-
10 nawet prochu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-11
%Tslsglamy%z agTaaiczne.
va Polski jest pewniejsza.

Dokonczenie ze strony l-szei,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-07
PRODUCE BUILDING
PARTLY FINISHED
ONiN ONF.ii,IF OF Structure
BEING BlIlT At PRESENT
THOuGIi.

When the building ~ the Merchant,
Ir,fa," CprIsnN ~ finished %" firm
viii ray" one 81 ~" most complete rold
storage and preluoc houses ln the on.
tive southwest ~ this tim" only ono.
hall ~ the building ~ bfng erected.
though hts IN hs"lf rs 20 hc one " tho
largest buildings IN the CITY. " being 20
by one hundred and sixty seven f"'t
and five stories high
The skeleton work hrs brcn cnnn'''.
I'd ana 70 Goa red matt brick from T'tn
ldiu hav" been received This H. about
one.fnuith oi IN" number that will De-
necessary tn oompl"t" IN" building. TIL"
remaining 1000 hrirk have been ship
ped. $500 tile from ~ rasu haS" been
received. viii" ~ 500 more are in
Transit
The building II located near the =.
W a u q tracks between Polk and
Tnvlur streets. whi'h IL believed to he
nn" oi III" most desirable locations in
IN" ciiv Tor such q business
on the frsi four floors ~ the hun.
dred frnt on POLK street The wall ~
solid brick the outside being backed up
storage plant The rear siNty seven feet.
VT. wv tliF' lNHi lAtN NliNNNN NNN
d"urS aud will be- used ~ shipping
room The second floor If the rear will
De- used ~ offices while the Third and
fourth floors VIII be- used as ware.
hous'.
The entire nth floor will be- devoted
80 q feeding and dressing room for
poultry. Windows viii be- found on all
four sides 1T the building. This large
room will contain steel feeding coops.
four decks high. and each coop will be
placed ON rollers They will be- so ar.
ranged ~ Ia make IL possible a. keen
the plac" sanitary at all times
a number ~ th"s coops have been 10
cciy'd aud the owners are already re-
ceivinr and feeding poultry
When the other half of the building
Is erected the plan, will he one of the
largest u not the largest m the state.
- It will be- 20 by 35l feet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-07
GOLD|NG Gets ORDER
TO TAKE POLL TAXES

Wurd VAS received hV Tax Cullrc;.r
E-n GuldinE ~ Potter county Wrdnc
daN from the controllers department
that both women dnd men will be a..
N,d g., nv ''"ir '"'S Uoll ttVos irnu
IN, present date until October 20
The ruling viii allow those SecuIir-
their pail taN receipts o. vote IN N"
general si"riio" 4" November. This
money viii help the general state
'rhul fund, ana u - thought that b.
will greatly augu'r' the Voi" q POI.
i"r county aud IN. Plains as we'll
kedistricting - thu state viii take
place next January. aud the srnatori' !
districts are based upon IN" number g
n"plt'ls-i ol"~tors-thHt w. those who
pay their pol taxes ~ get exemptions.
'v'uu~" ~ tuis law. u ~ believed that
IN" number of pay their poll taxes
viii he much larger than usual.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-07
Warranty Deeds.

- 4. Elliot g. J. a. Story. lot .U
block a. Auarll" Heights Add.,.wi
consideration lsiN 90.
lIts .l.uoV SiiyoI-s 'o " s. Eylns
lot I. block ~. Eaklc Addition. cou,i'.
GRAFTON S56000.
Frank Conner To q l. Patrick lu's
745 aud g. block sQ3. san Jarin,,
Addition. consideration $4,000
Nlufh cullen Co CHARLES rrHrADn Got,
1.iolll2. lin"k -. San llciriu Add.
,i,n. consideration s. 10000.
VI. g Mobiles 81 AL a. L. u Pc.
tuchrDk lui 10. block ~. Glruwu0.
Addition. consideration t3Ns.0O
g. j Nunn to q e. S,uidivaui. part
Of lot I block ia. odd Town Addition
consideration t6.7SoOO.
\ n. Jones ~ al. tu Ella llnushlw,
fiv" acres al Section lji. block "a a.
AN Addition. consideration 81. 200 o.
". \ ASRcw 20 \ H. Jones. lo, r,
nluok ?to. liullaud Addition. consider E,
ton s5oo.ou.
u. y Jenkins to j. ". Chownin..
part II section 9. block o. u : 4 =
addition consideration s. noO 90
Transfers.
! y Gr'Hu tu fiuuk Wuliln 60
....' ~ hl,r, ais rlrmuns Addiii, =
consideration SsGlS 90
I y Gi"vn To- Frank Wolain. So
'rct. let ll,vk "a Il-muuS Addition
consideration 81 05OOO.
MYtl" " Powell t. T. T. Cirhilt
90 - feet lui ~. hlu,k sll plcmona
Addition. consideration $500 90
e r Ware To- STANDARD South i.aud
Association pat ui hlurk io3. l'lrmun
Addition, consideration 5000 ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-07
CHRISTIAN CHURCH NAY
TAKE OVER PARSONAGE
FOR ITS SUNDAY SCHOOL

Many plans concerning the wclfir"
Il the First Christian church were dis.
cuSsrd at u meeting of members last
night The congregation voted pOwr;
tu a committee e. represent the church
about plans e. use the parsonage Zee
sunday school purposes and obtain =
new home ior Rev Eoy Ru,hcrfor :,
pastor,
Rev Rutherford said that III. mem.
hership was now az. according 20 the
church records. lie hopes this nun
her Will Increase Ia 800 byt the end .,
the year. lie has plans for obtaining
$50 new members IN 1921. insurinE 4
net membership Of 600 and giving al
lowanccs for Withdrawals \ budget
~ Sio.000 Tor next year was urged
Names were assigned iur the banquet
which will be- given Tot men at 90
'lrrk - The church TOR men. \ y
Ncwhuld Mr Winn and Mr Melville
ar, on IN" Commute" In charge Thus
taking NAMES viii report 90 tlcs" 'rn"f
~" number that has accepted invita-
'i,is
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-07
CH|sUM BEATS FAST SANTA FE TRAIN
NRECORD RUN To ALBUQUERQUE, MN.
ESSEX TOURING CAR IS VEHICLE USED

Diving a- Essex touring car. T.ncN
ThiSuW disTributur. l! Amarillo 80.
sis,d ~ Dave Lewis won race with
q Santa fc Passenger train q" Balm
and Aluuuerquc. New M"iCo vest, f..
dny by two hours aud twenty 'h'u,
minutes. al stups and ul delays n..
IN, autunirlil" hciug included To-,
tcV was m1Je under The auspices q
IN. Aba pass HIGHWAY NssmiliH 10
and the Ers"N was cLccN"d olt "f Nu.
nrllln Yesterday morning by the Da,
News at exactly ;.2j n'cl",k Just ss
IN, passenger train was leaving ~"
Santa r.. Station.
I'll, route taken by tho touring cai
was lust eighteen miles longer than
that u'tycrsd ny the train and recent
rains had mad" som" parts Uf IA,
ROADS a triflr difficult Ia negotiate.
The average made bv the Essex wns
"A tiflo less han 40 miles nm hoLr adj
unavoidable gtops included Tn. total
distanc. travcrsei by the automobile
wns 11b miles. the car which lett here
al J:?5 Yesterday morning. checking in
to H.. secretary # the Abo Pass High
WAY Association ut Albuquerque ~ OK.
actly Ii2 o'clock IN the afternoon.
The train reached Albuquerque nj
Gao.
In this run. which IN considered re
markablc by automobile mon. MI.
Chisum took with him scaled cnvel'
ups given him hy The Daily News. In
which WA the number 81 the motor Of
the car he was driving and tho exact
time Of HIS departure the statements
being sworn t. Scforo u notary public
That the run was not made without
soine difficulties II indicatd by IN"
following telegram which was rcceiv'
cd hy The News from MIR chlsum last
evening.
'Albuaucrauc. n ". oct v 1929
Arrived Albuqucrque 4l2 p. m.
Gisinnc.. soc miles. Arrived Bclin. 3s2
miles. o'clock. y. ~. Car worked
fine Time Ia Clovis hours. - min.
utca. Was held up by freight train II
minutes Arrived Vaughn 1906 a. m.
distance 2ii miles lost about one hour
on road mileage
"Toncy Chisum"
1, IL Indicated that AN hour and s"v'
ent..n minutes might he taken from
the record made by this ear adding "a
his actual average driving miles per
hour materially. and making his aver
az. driving mileage over forty one
miles for the entire days work.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-07
PLAN TO SEND MEXICAN
LABOR[Rs HERE IS MADE

That lAlorrrs ,ln -" Supplied a.
gather Panhandle aud Texas crops *
ASSURED IN u letter and e sample Il
contract forwarded L. the BOARD hi
,v Development "Wednesday hv
hiir,vu formed fur that purpos" u'
LAREDO. Texas
According tn the commune tiion
from Eduardo idar. who u chief 81 the
bureau formed hy the Mexican govern
mrut with headquarters IN Laredo. u
h devoted t. helping American farmers
ret lalnrers from Mexico for til" har'
vest SEASON
This BUREAU asks that ,h"s" who
wish any number ul lahur"rs get in
communication with chief lntrruatinn'
Al Inspector I T. Trout NJ LAREDO.
roNas. The contract states that labor
crs viii I've furnished ~ a. . hundrc
for cotton picking. aud tl.0o day
tn such DAYS that such lahorrts ar
unahl. to work ON account ~ weather
conditions after the first three days
and iur s. s-r DAY f"r other farm
work
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-07
POTTER TO HAVE
DALLAS EXHIBIT
u. 10. GROVE WILL M ~ CHtRGF
or cot NIS'S DISPLAY AND
ADVERTISING.

The Potter county exhibit al %" Ia
..s Fair is 20 De- probably the most
complete b. Description OF Potter
county anu 'hp punhlndI" generally
ever carried a. that eats nun the
county.
u u Grove of Amarillo VII bc ~
charge Of "a" exhibit ana goes thti"
without compensation. he has Pre-
pni~l relief nsp Of Potter count"
which will BE- shown ~" canyons
roads railroads. principal business ~.
situations ~ Amarillo schools pavcl
urCeis. whit" way and proposed add
tons
Tn" county win BE- shown in districts.
aud pastures. grain and row crops wi !
H." represented with ~" actual grain
products The gas field will be- clearly
aud disiinctivplv brought out with min.
itturr dc1tcls aud . Ei,s connection
win be- arranged for ~ the tair. 80
that small pipes running from ihcs"
d,rficks might be- lighted \ small
rin- line win be- shown representing
the present pipr in" tu the city ot
Amarillo
Data will be carried along with this
exhibit lur distribution with inlurma
ton that would hr uf interest tn In.
dustr1g
All firms IL Amarillo desiring q
have their advertising matter disit,
huicl az this fair will please express
snine to Nj. Grove care Potter County
Booth. Dallas State Fair Ground ia.
las
\ satisfactory exhibit of field grains
aud other products of Potter county
farms ha sheen assembled II WAS said
"Wednesday nj the Board of City Devc'.
opmeni Harmon Benton county agri.
cultural agent. has been busy gathcf
ing this display Tor more than a week,
and II II due o. his diligence with the
cooperation of the BovS and Girl,
clubs of this county that the display
hts been made possible"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-07
JUDGE SETTLES DISrtTE
ANONs MEXICAN WOMEN

Judge T. \ Mckinn"n uf corpora.
ton court was called IN again Wei.
ncaiaN morning IL S"til" disputes
among members 1T the Mexican settle.
mcnt 81 Amarillo children 81 two
MrNican families ct intn fight aud
the mothers touk up the matter ~
we'll
The result was that IL tuuk .ludg"
Mckiniur L. settle u ~ NvNiruL
htawi- ars h'-rulning tuu common. he
DECLARED be- fined them 800 q piece
instead u 'udeaNurinR \" almonish
them rs usual
Two Migrants and one sp,c,or were
also fiued.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-07
MASSEY WAVES EN,MING TRIAi

Paul Massey. charged with rifling
United States mail. has waived a pre-
liminary hearing before Rollie Scales.
t'nite1 States deputy commissioner.
and will await the action of the fc'er'l
grand jury. which viii b. cinpunelled
next week. Massey carried mail IN
the south part ~ the city and an In
Vertiga,ion of hls room showed that
some mail had not been delivered tu
addresses hy hum. officers SAY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-07
CANNOT ACCErT MORE
RECRUITS FOR TENTH
CAVALRY SERVICE NOW

M more ,nlisim"nts can bc tak"i,
for IN. Tenth cavalry IN ~ cocks io
service in Germany. stated telegram
rrcel,ed "Wednesday by Sergeant 4. VI
Dyk Stra Il the army recruiting station
frnn Major \ \ king of the ~ Pas
district These branches are full. hu'
recruits that haN" been accepted m1t
l,r an, nn tu the station u n announc'
II
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-07
ESTES WILL RELIEVE
JAMESON At WICHITA

T. T. lamisun secretary manager 80
M" panhindl" Plains chamber ct co'n
mrltc. N ~ Wichita. kansas with ih'
exhibit sent from the ranhlndl" '
the international Wheat Show NOW he
irg held IN that civ u was learn"
"Wednesday that h. hid made request
that W u Estes. SECRETARY ui IA
Board of CitN Development com" o.
that city and aid him IN the work
Accordingly SECRETARY Estes - making
plans to De- IN Wichita. not lai't than
OciohrT o. by permission uf th" boar
ui directors
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-07
SEPTEMBER ARRESTS
TOTAL TWO HUNDRED

TIL. September report of chief n
loiice Jim kccton shows that sii a.
rests were made. nearly every off'n~
against the peace and dignity II tn.
city being represented In IN" numbe
Arrests by patrolmcn follow. e. u
c'hesshL' &c. ". NJ. Goodnight. ~: !
W. Adams. .: !. D. Wall -; ]. " Ash
er. ~: ~. =. Harper. L. \ Wrigh'
~, J. ". kecton. -.
The report has been turned over 4
city Manager Colby. who VIII present
IL 10 the city commission.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-07
K|WAN|s CLUB COMMITTEE
ADVISES AGAINST HAVING
NATAT0RIuM At CITY PARK

4 H,..H| committee Ic'ru'ly appoint.
,| .. '.. EvIuis Climb tl report upon
f.. Hl ...IHIt o. recommending that
u..rlmb Nr hu'lt in cry Para
.....'.I uuHtuphly W the luncheon
W.... '.t U..u ~ the Amarillo lotrl.
49, I I.,vu"I uri lluud Hurg6qi
u... "Iuti.u talks
C..u IHu SAL htN" charge ~ The
rn. r,sf V,st Those iu grour
fu H.. e. NJ liuurW"yH \, W JOHN
,. T. b. uHt,hinrs Bond burgess AM
4 Iuuukn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-07
Start Monday

Make the start next Monday,
and be prepared for your oppor-
lunity in business. Hundreds Of
calls for our graduates. Write or
call for information.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-07
I.ulllinr Permits.

Mrs Johnson. goa North Hayes, resi-.
dcnrr. $4,000
J. u Crawford. !iso buchanan. ~.
mudclliny. $1,000.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-07

The boy knew the surgeon had
made an awful mistake. He knew
he was doomed to 90 through life
IN eru,ehes, so he decided to
avcnge himself upon all society
See "THE PENALTY"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-07
MRS. JOHNNIE ROGERS -
~ GRANTED DIVORCE

Mrs. Johnnie Rogers WAS granted y
divorce against Walton " Rogers
"Wednesday morning ~ District judge
nlshop ON charges " cruel Treatment.
Roth the plaintiff and defendant are
prohlbi,rd from marrying within u
WAR
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-07
II Mew Kind of Electric Machine!

Moreover, you do no, need TO put the
Free.Westnghouse out OF sigh, when you're
through sewing. Just close 1t up and you
have good.looking writing desk or serving
table in oak or walnut, as you prefer-a piecs
OF fine furniture that will fit in anywhere. Z.
The Free. Westinghouse isn't alone better
electrical machine-it's a far superior sewing
machne-wth many unique advantages.
- A few minutes demonstration OF the Free
Westinghouse will convince you that these
are real t,n.s. Come in and zee t..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-07
- - So. SCHOOL?
NEGf
1insza SclDa

It will pay you to attend a bust
ness training school with an
established reputation. During
the past TEN years hundreds OF
young people have gone from
this school 10 good paying posi-
tons. You will find new equip
mcnt, and efficient teachers
hrrn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-07
WIIlI II M0OsEIIEiRr9

Daily Ncws Want Ads brInr results.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-07

Not just another electric sewing machine
but an entirely new kind.
You don't need to attach motor to the
Free.WeHinghouse. The motor Is bEih into
IL and machine and motor are one.
You don't need to bother with treadle
or pedal controller, which must be taken
out and put back every time you use it. A
touch OF your knee regulates the speed, and
the knse.control is a permanent part Of the
machine and always in place
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-07

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-02
FINANCIAL NOTES.

International Harvester Co. has called
n special meeting of stockholders to be
held July ~ at Newark to authorize IN
crease m capital recommended by directors
and Ia approve proposal to distribute a
i2Is per cent stock dividend to common
stockholders.
IL. Replogle, president of the Replogle
Steel Co. lust before sailing on the Maure-
tania. said: Il am gong to Europe on
business trip of ten weeks IN the interest
of Replogle Steel Co. and the Nanaorum
Co. am going by request TO hgure. on
some very heavy contracts but at TINS time
| cannot give details as to nature OF the
contracts. These details will be announc-
ed upon my RETURN.
terry Company arc understood to be run
ninr now AZ about 100000 per month,
which would be at q rate OF IS, aOO,uO per
annum. For 1919 the company reported
net earnings of S4,So0,Sl2. Those IN the
management areclearly genuinely sanguine
over the position and prospects OF the
concern. ,
Consolidated income account OF the
Wtcl<varo-Spenccr Steel Corporation for
the three months ended March 81, 1920,
as 6led with the New York Stock Ex-
change. shows net profit for the period,
before interest ON funded debt, deprecia-
tion and Federal taxes, of $90S, SIS.
An abstract Of earnings of thlrty-eight
State banks and trust companies mem
bcrs OF the Federal Reserve Bank OF Phil
adelphia for the last six months of 1919,
were equal 20 9.3 per cent on the combined
capital and surplus, amounting to Sl0,-
455.OOO. The ratio of dividends paid TO
the capital stock was equivalent to l9
percent per annum.
Stockholders of the William Cramp q
Sons Ship and Engine Building Com
pany yesterday approved the proposed
increase in the capital stock from 50, ,25O,-
600 20 S2O,OO0,o00 TO provide for pay.
ment Of the $50 per cent stock dividend
which is intended.
Every indication points to large IN
crease IN demand for gasoline. The prob
able registration of automobiles In the
United States, on December 81, 1921, will
bc I2.OO0,OO0 cars, according to an esti-
mate IN "a report to the American Pc
troleum Institute. This would be gam
of so per cent over the present registra-
ton OF nearly 100000 cars. The report
states that there are 100000 tractors In
the United States, and that the number
Is rapidly increasing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-02

public business. Pressed for time and
desirous 10 leave for their homes, they
permitted themselves 20 be beld up Tor
hours by committee of half n hundred
men who should have completed their
work in lees than half the time. They
had employed almost friitlessly st the time
the convention gave itaelf over to hilarity
because il could not proceed with its
legitimate work.
Yet the thousands Of persons thus in-
posed upon not only bore the imposition
without irritation, but made light Of IL
and enjoyed themselves immensely. Even
an effort 10 more talk, probably ordered
as a change In the amusement program,
failed 10 disturb the eauanifnity Of the
people. Notwithstanding they bad been
inflicted with far too much talk already,
ohcerfully they "grinned and bore II, "
while the lapgnrd committee remained up
stairs stiIl engaged In the work Of build
ing platform.
During the enforced recess, taken by
the convention during the evening, the
state delegations agreed upon and an
nounced their selections for the National