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New-York tribune., 1920-02-12

UNFuRNrsHhD APARTMENTS TO LET
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-12-16

This is wonderful Christmas Store! 1t sparkles with
the spirit CT the Stocks their zenith
and it is doubtful if complete line of holiday
merchandise could be found hereabouts while prices are
consistent with policy Of better values better
service.
and you should make it your motto 1t will be
ter for you it vii; give you first CHOICE while there
will be price advantage later It will be better for
because give you better service than
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-12-16

Here is the Mecca and Delight
of all Children. This is what
they have waited a whole year
for. Toys and Dolls. of All
Kinds at very reasonable prices.
Bring the children with you and
have them see Toy-Land.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-12-16
Art Needle
Work

This department offers hundreds of
suggestions to those who are handy
with the needle. If you make the
gifts you give, you can economic
considerably on just your Christmas
outlay, but you must not delay. Come
in and Make Your Selection Now.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-03-26
w a n t S

FOR SALE Shepherd Pups, SUI
peru Everbearing Strawberry Plants.
zoe per Thousand. One mile north az
meridian. Q. B. STANFIELD, R. i.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-03-26

rive head Of hogs weighing p pounds each
One three year old gelding, weight LOO lbs
TWELVE HEAD OF PURE BRED C0ISWOLD SHEEP
WITH LAMBS.
Three dozen pure bredWte Face Black Spanish Chickens
Three Dozen White Leghorn Chickens
i Orchard Disc Two wagons, good condition. Jewelers.
Hav Rake new double shovel cutvators steel harrow
milk wagon milk cart 40 rods Of wire netting 26 inch
Wire stretcher Nine ogaon milk cans, One Hand power
\, sbearng Machine Potato Digger apple Bags,
FURNITURE Roll Top Desk, Refrigerator, Bed
steads and springs High Oven Peninsula Steel Range
One Great Western Heater good One oil range good
as new One Sterling Range good new Extension Table
ID Dressers Rocking Chairs Some Ordinary Chairs 200 ats
Iof Fruit Other articles too numeons to mention
ITERMS--8 Months Time at per cent. Usual conditions
fCo Marsters & Son. Auctioneers b. y. DUNTEN, Owner
ARTHUR FRAZER
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-03-26
FROM THE InAHO sTATEsM Nm
sunday Morning. March ~ 1921,

Patrons on the lnterurbali who
have been Watching the Electric In.
cubator at The Station for the past
I'll days win be interested 10 learn
that S. chicks have already been
hatched despite the fact that for the
first l0 DAYS The Incubator was on
ened al least 30 times a day ny CUR
l0us travellers who entirely OYER
looked the sign, DO Not Open until
II was necessary 30 seal the doors,
When Inventor Nungester brought
III his new invention. asking the Pow.
er Company TO ascertain how much
current the machine would consume
In the 2 ! days necessary 10 Matching
Stewart J. Gray, the technical man OF
the Power Company, conceived the
idea OF putting real eggs In the In
cnhator, while the experiment Was on
In order not TO waste any current,
The Incubator. which Is manufact
ured BY the Nuugester Hot Water
Incubator Company OF Meridian. Id
Ahu. has capacity Of 100 eggs, but
Mi Gray put In SIS Rhode Island
Reds Vt ILL., A. Nj February rs ON
March 10 Mt "a a, NJ. the first chick
appeared and by Ii r, M III chicks
had come cut, q day ahead. AT !
O'Clock Saturday night March 20,
there we're IS lively chicks Ia the
Electric Brooder which Is on display
In the window and manufactured by
the Nnngester Company. There APP
pears TO he five sterile eggs in the
bunch and the rest of them will prob.
ally lie Matched by Sunday morning
40 nat oh 80 "a
standard electric light socket and II
consumed 40 kiiowatts OF current
which cost S9ei0 or $3.50 With this
discount Had II been attached to q
cooking wire the cost would have
seen one-third OF this amount.
Il had never handled an egg IN my
life before except 10 eat fof break
fast said Mr. GRAY and III car
successfully hatch chickens any one
can, The only thing / had TO do wai
ID put a gallon OF water in the IN
cubat0r when ! started IL. and ar
range the eggs, Then each day
turned the eggs marked each egI
With q pencil on one side. and on,
day Il would be pencil side M, ant
the next day plain side up,
The Incubator has an automatic
attachment aud when the heat fall
below t0S degrees, which Is the nat
urAl heat az q settling hen, II ADJUST
itself, The Brooder heat automati
caily remains at about 10 degrees
AZ which temperature the wee chick
are property mothered through thei
delicate period
There IL one black sheep IN thl
bunch and the other down yellow
chicks apparently shun the little Eel
low, who usually flo6ks by himself il
one corner OF the Bruoder As fas
as an egg matches the chick makes hi
way 10 the light In the front of tn
Incubator where Il drops Ia the foo
below and from here Il is removed {
the Brooder as soon as IL begins 4
get lively and dry The chicks win b
on exhibition all OF this week in on
Of the Power Company windows
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-03-26

HAVING SOLD MY FARM WILL SELL WITHOUT
RESERVE, ALL MY STOCK. IMPLEMENTS, TOOLS, /
AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT FARM TWO MILES /
EAST & ONE-&-A HALF MILES SOUTH OF MERIDIAN
81 M. DUE SOUTH OF YOST STATION ON CAR LINE
TUESDAY, MARCH 80, 1920,
SALE TO BEGIN AT II PM. FREE LUNCH AT NOON.
CATTLE-6 head good Dairy Cows, Roam Durham Cows,
Hostein Cows Jersey Cow fresh May Rest all milking
2 Yearing Heifers, Yearing Steers, Durham Hefer
calf, Durham Steer Calf good white Durham bull calf
/ 3year-old Durham Bull
HORSES bay Mare, years DID, VT 1850 Geding 6
years old VT 1850 Mare yrs old VT 1850 bay Mare
years old VT 1900
HOGS--1 good Poland China Sow to farrow in May
Three shoats, weighing 100 pounds each N
POULTRY-2 doz White Wyandotte hens good White Wy
BOOSTERS. Mammoth Bronze Turkey Hens Tom Several
Flemish Giant Rabbits.
Two sets double work Harness. being new half sets work
Harness. / set Single Driving Harness.
10 tons LIST Cutting Alfalfa 1000 lbs Holly Wheat roo lbs Oats
Also some ground oats IS lbs Alfalfa Seed
MACHINERY TOOLS 81 III. Wagon, California bed
Hay Wagon, with rack, Champion Mower, 4horse Disc
4Iorse Hoosier Drill Hay Rake Suky Pow Lister Corfu
gator Float, Feed Rack, Hog Feeder New Sec Harrow
Sec Wood Harrow Dicks Feed Cutter Grndstone tooth
Cutvator garden cutvator with attachments Boys wagon
new Milk Cart tengaon Milk Cans pair Wire Strechers
workbench, water roughs, shovels, bars other tools.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Gubansen Player Piano with rolls new Maytag Ell WASHING ma
chine with wrnge attached Majestic range good as new heating
stoves good ones brass bed spring and sanitary
couch threequae bed and genuine ivory dresser
machine stand tables bookcase and writing desk din
ing table kitchen chairs dishes noeum About quarts Of
uitpckes gals lard hoaae hams
and bacon sal barrel churn 200eee Fairfield incubator
small electric FAM electric Some and wood other
articles too numerous to mention One Linoeum " IA
TON POTTER WILL SELL Guernsey Cows yrs milkino
Brnde Heifer, yrs milking brnde Cow, yrs, milking
One Red Hefer, milking. brindle COW, yrs milking
One Az Jackson Fork, set blocks, stakes
Sums $40 Of months At
fer cent per cent off on sums $40 II paid in cash
j. j Rowbury, Owner.
col. z. nARSTERS . son, AUCTIONEERS
Arthur Frazier, Clerk.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-03-26

As 1 HAVE SOLD MY PLACE WILL SELL AT PUBLIC
AUCTION AT THE ONWIIER CORNER, ON THE
lNTERURBAN ONE & Is MILES NORTH OF MERIDIAN
BEGINNING AT IL AN WITH FREE LUNCH AT NOON
WEDNESDAY, MARCH, 81, 1920
TWENTY TWO HEAD OF FIRST CLASS CATTLE
ELEVEN HEAD OF DAIRY cows
g head of these high grade Jerseys year ods
ireshen by the time OF sale few days after.
Also three other Jersey These are extra good
young stock and all been tested for butter fat
; Also some good young stock
Elgnt head OF hogs, weighing 125 pounds each
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-03-26

shipments from Meridian Of Ike
stock and grain Inst year reached q
total Of ncarls 90 carloads. This
year IL il expected that LOCO carloads
Hiii be shipped,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-03-26

Tentative arrangements haze been
made BY supt Powers Of the Merid-
fan schools, 90 secure an address by
Governor u. NJ Davis In Meridian at
the Arbor day exercises, the date Of
which viii 30 announced later
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-03-26

Meridian Il quite a live stock ship
ring center During the present
month A. r Wolfe. the leading local
buyer. has shipped out 4 carloads
OF cattle.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-03-26
Merielian Times
JOHN II. BAIRD.
l'ubllshar aad rroprictoF.

They talk about auto records but
about the best record a veteran auto
driver can have is that he never
raB over child
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-03-26

Al Il stock Judging contest held az
the state university farm a. Moacow
recently. Charles Warren. former
Meridian high school student, Won
the silver loving cup awarded by the
animal hushandry department
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-03-26
MONDAY, MARCH q, 1920,

Free Lunch at Noon Sale to Start immediately After.
Eight Head of Milk Cows, described as follows
! 5-ycar-old Hostein Cow, just fresh, gallon,
year old Hosten Cow will be fresh byday OF sale, gal
4year-ol Hostein be fresh by day Of sale, 81 gallon
/ 4yeai-od blue COW, be fresh April 1st, gallon
year-old Red Pole Cow be fresh April 1st gallons,
3yearod Red Pole Cow, be fresh IN Sept, 52 gallons
2yearod Hosten Hefer fresh Sept making OF fine COW
One white Holsten, giving gallons Of milk now.
Two 2yeaold Steers Long 4earlng Steer,
4 Yearling Steers, Yearling Helfers,
Two Hefers Six Months Old One Heifer Calf,
Bay Horse this spring. VT 1000 lbs and good horse
gray mare IL old in foal sorre hare yrs oldn foal
MACHINERY Hooser drill Deerng binder two
sec Harrow, ! Stirring Pow, ! Sod Plow Hay Rake,
3 wagon good one low wagon and rack steel wheel
barrow and milk cart sets work harness. Butterfly Sep
arator milk cans bee hives and some bee supplies About
40 rods poultry wire ton Deklo seed wheat cleaned and
sacked New wire strechers Grow bar Pitch fork hovels
About four dozen Chickens and some young Chicks.
3 Plymouth Rock BOOSTERS. Numerous Other Articles
Nine coming Tyr old steers riding pow Din
Terms months time at per cent Usual conditions.
WILL CHAPMAN, OWNER
Col Marsters and Son, Auctoneers A d. Stanton, Clerk
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-03-26

For Sale Registered Short Horn
Bun for Sale. 9 Years old, :
] j. BYERS, r. 9, Meridian 1daho
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-03-26
PAINTING.

PAINTING.
Get your date early on house and
auto painting. Also tint cleaning. no
matter when you want your work
done.
V, RICHARDSON.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-03-26

For Sale-A Jersey COW, wears
old. Be fresh this month. ENQUIRE Of
susy a, Davis, at east end OF Broad
way, Meridian, Idaho. o'0
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-03-26
THE MERIDIAN STATE BANK

EHE MERtnEAN AFEAEE RANK
at MERIDIAN, IN the state OF ldaho,
at the close OF business Feb. 2S, 1929.
Easo..c.s
Cash on hand .... S 4,260,77I
p t9ue from ma aa arast. =, if'os'.sz
other banks 745b9|
other cash items " 745|
Loans and discounts 21S,Ssi.59
e 9, ,l 5is.S5|
Raneiny Snnso ~" SNrn,s,ra i'so
aud fixtures 2.sae.5o.
Other real estate .,. 2,S40,00
$500.
'S"' $@aS's te'eS
- Liabilities
iee, ~ .saaS '''' s" s,so ono
SAVINGS aannsi,s y'S9S'g
'rIma csr usa1s,s :, s. Ls'4ts'tf
posit ,. ls.s1S.o7
CASHIERS 6a. checks 2.S75.4
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-03-26

Lost LICENSE PLATE - M
l y, Reward for return to this Of
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-03-26

:, LOOK HERE Bring in your old
W v sash and your picture frames
or exchange. - ~" glass
All orders filled promptly. Merisian
Evening star., 1920-02-27
SEES CANADA'S STATUS
AS LEAGUE AS FIXED
Duke Of Devonshire Says Clear vi
sion Still Impossible in Eu-
ropean Economic Field.

OTTAWA. February .7.-satisfac-
ton that "the status Of Canada as
member of the league of nations has
been definitely fixed" was expressed
by the Duke of Devonshire at the
opening of parliament yesterday.
This passage in the governor gem
erals speech from the throne was re-
garded as significant in view of re-
cent protests Forwarded 10 Great
Britain by the Dominion cabinet
against acceptance by Great Britain
Of any notifications of the covenant.
particularly the Lenroot reservation
in the United States Senate. which
would prevent Canada from having
vote in the league assembly.
In the European economic field. the
governor general said, clear vision
was still impossible. The unsettled
state Of exchange. the lack of inter-
national credits and imitation of paper
currency, combined with the scarcity
Of raw materials and the demoralixa-
ton Of labor and transport. united. he
explained. to retard production and
restrict the rebuilding of waste caused
by the war. But. he continued, ut is
cause for thankfulness that of all
countries affected by the war Canada
has maintained a record OF social or
der and industrial and commercial
prospeFity second to none"
Evening star., 1920-02-27
634 JEWS, WHO POOLED
FUNDS, REACH PALESTINE

NEW YORK. February 27.-A
band of 634 Jews from southern
Russia, who poloed every cent Of
their life savings to charter
steamer at Odessa with the D.
900, 900 rubles they raised, have
landed at Jaffa. in Palestine, ac-
cording to a dispatch made public
here by the Zionist Organization Of
America
The entire Jewish community Of
,Jaffa greeted this, the first large
group of Jews reported to have
reached Palestine, as the advance
guard of world mass migration
OF Jews to the Holy Land it was
stated.
Evening star., 1920-02-27
DIPLOMATS TO BE GUESTS.
Many to Attend Near East Relief
Dinner in New York.

NEW YORK. February 21.-Diplo-
matte representatives of mid Euro
pean nations will be guests of honor
at dinner of the Near East Relief
here March 4. at which the speakers
will include Secretary of the Navy
Daniels, Henry Morgenthau, former
ambassador to Turkey. and William
G. McAdoo, former Secretary Of the
Treasury
Evening star., 1920-02-27

W. H. Bennett IN to become division
freight agent Of the Southern rail-
way in Rome, Ga. effective March 1.
Evening star., 1920-02-27

4 new, sporty model, with a belt
and pockets. Several shades of
fine wool jersey. Brown, peacock,
sand and black.
Main Floor. South Annex
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01
No ARRkeeEMENFA )
FOR ROAD FUNDS
HAS BEEN MADE
SENATE AND HOUSE CcNFOhEEs
DISCUSS FINANCIAL FEi.
TtRiiS OF PENDING Hills

Ny Associated rrr-s
WASHINGTON. Dec. al No
decision OF he financial provisions
~ the Cummins and Esch railroad
bills was reported by the senate
and house confcres today before adj
iournsng until Friday. Although
tho confcrces discussed a provision
for fixing Of minimum rail and
water rates by the interstate com
mcrcc commission. he question was
lof' open. The house bill would
Eivc the commission authority To ~
minimum as we'll as maximum
rates for a haul partly by water
while the senate hill gives the com
missica no minimum rate fissng
authority.
Tho conferccs accepted the senate
provision giving authority To re-
uupc railroads To make physical
connections at docks or wharyes Of
water carriers " conducting 10 the
public interest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01
WORKERS READY
To SOLVE NEW
YEAR PROBLEMS
SAMUEL tOMpERS. ~ STATE
MENT, PLEDGES SuPrORT
Union LABOR
BY Asse,isisd Press

hy Assosinisd ftess.
WAS iiNGTON. Dcc. 3i.-Sam-
ucl Gompcrs. president of the
American Federation Of Labor. In
n new years statement. pledged
Americas workers 10 do their full
share IN working out the country's
problems in 1870,
Mr.. Gompcrs said: Americas
workers stand ready IN the new
ycsr a. IN the past To- do their frIl
duty es American citizens. We
have always placed our obligations
rs citizens above all else. As ciil-
yrs. We are true Ia the American
iioll of equal opportunity ;cr all
I'm the past We have found n
necessary 10 fight for that ideal
arrirr, agencies that sought n es-
lah'ish special privilege Those
fiehis have not becn IN dofsns. of
class opportunities hut 10 assure
wage carners the rights aud free
dom that all should "ossess. Our
struggles may have brought DIS
comfort Ia others. hut ihev br,.
vented a greater ovii--io'eripi alton
NJ the viriliiy of part OF the ma
iion.
The great struggle of labor IN the
nrsi 30 assure 10 workers ~ their
individual relations the rights ~
free citizens. We have fought ~
rive tho ideal Of Amorics domins'-
inc influence In shops and factor
ie.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01
MAN KILLED
DURING NIGHTS
CELEBRATION


Nv Associated rTrss
SAN ANTONIO. Texas, Jan
1890. One dead and Quo wounded
was the toll In the noisicst Usher
Ing OF the new year san Antorip
has experienced In years up TO one
O'Clock this morning. Albert 7.
Tipps. 20 year old son OF Charles
Tips. a hardware merchant. WIS
shot and killed white riding IN an
automobile with members OF HE
family. Another motor err. carry
ing a number OF negroes. who were
shOoing was directly behind the
Tips car. but the vehicle disap'
pcared before the occupants could
be detained Shortly before l
O'Clock a soldier Was shot and In.
jured By n civilian during an alter
cation In front Of a pool hall. A
Ven who " believed to have done
the shooting Is being held for In
vestiga,ion by the police.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01

AMER|CAN|zE
LEAGUE PACT
SCIENTISTS DECLARE LODGE
I,isSOIITION ~ FOR BENE-
FIT or DOCUMENT
HAVE NOT CAUSED DELAY
National Convention Discusses Ef.
frr, of Americas Delay In
Accepting Covenant as
u S,aIds

~ Associated rrrla
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 3i.-An exam
inaiion Of the covenant Of the league
OF nations shows tina; as qualified BY
the Lodge reservations. II has not
been delayed. az many persons
thought, but was simply been Amei-
icanizcd. DR. James l.. Trion. OF the
Massachusetts institution OF techn0l-
ogy told the delegates To the Ameri-
san Association for the Advance
ment OF Science here today.
Under these circumstances II Is
a question" continued Dr. Trion,
whether. from the point OF view
Of those who prefer the covenant u
the historic American plan offered by
the American institute of interna-
tional law.
But II the coytnant Is lost the
movement for world peace will not
stop. II Is too great a movement to
die as the result OF such failure. II
will be revised with vigor in Dire sea-
son aud new plans for reconstrac-
tion probably OF more moderate
character will be proposed.
"Of course. we may be criticised
by Europe for hestitating To adopt
Or for actually rejecting what APP
peared 10 he our own idea. a league
OF nations to serure peafe: but II
must be remembered that tie form
which this idea was given in the
proposed International constitution
was not the idea OF all The Americlin
people and went far beyond our tra'
ditionai Relationship with the rest OF
the world. much farther than we are
prepared To go at this particular
time but perhaps 10 farther than We
shall be ready 10 40 at a later time,
prof, ssor J. Warren Smith OF the
weather bureau. Washington, d. C..
closed the program OF the American
Meteorological society with n lecture
In which he stated that cultivation
does not increase rainfall and that
although there are fluctuations over
periods years. the average rainfall
tho last - years has been almost
Identical with that OF the previous
20 wears.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01
BANK DEPOSITS
REVEAL BILLION
DOLLAR INCREASE
CONTROIi.FI OF RRENCi'S
REPORT SHOWS CNPRECE-
DENTED GAIN.

WASHINGTON. dec. Sh--An
unprecedented increase Of spproxi-
matcly one billion dollars In the
resources OF national banks for tae
year. was reported teaight by com
trollcr Of the currency Williams.
On the date of the last call, Nov
ember ~. national hank resources
approximated S22.50O. 900. 200. or
nearly one billion dollars more than
ever before reported. The increase
In deposits and total assets. the
comptroller said. was scattered
widely throughout the country. The
increase In resources of the ''coun.
try" banks. or national banks out.
side the reserve cities. since June
80. was nearly ss00.Oe0. 0.Oo0. The
resources Of country" banks in
Texas Increased in the last six
monihs alone sl3l.OOo. .00O or %
per cent. while In North Carolina
the Increase was more than s5i.-
O00.0o0 or IS per cent.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01
BOOZE PLENTIFUL
IN NEW ORLEANS
NEW YEARS EVE CELEBRATED
IN FASHION CHARACTERS.
TIC or PRE-WAR DAYS.

ay Associated pre..
NEW ORLEANS. La. Dec. 3l.-
New Years eve was celebrated here
With wine and liquors flowing freely
I'm virtually al the cafes -id restau-
rants The intoxlcants. however
were brought to the cafes by the pa
irons and restaurant proprietora
were careful to explain that no
l,uuors were being sold. Table res
ervalions ranged from five TO fifteen
,lollas and eaily tonight u was an
nounced most had been taken.
Display OF Fireworks and explo-
sion Of fire crackers peculiar to the
extreme south during the winter hol'
Idays. exceeded pre-war days.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01
WILL PROTECT chinese
TROOPS RUSHED To MEXICAN
TOWN WHERE MERt HtNTS
ARE ATTACKED.
sy Associated rr-.


NOG ALEs. Aria, Dec, 3i.-A do
tachmcnt OF Mexican cavalry under
Captain J G. Saleido was dispatched
today from Nogales, Sonora. To Ca-
nanca. with orders TO protect tho
Chinese merchants of the latter city
from any deportation by local au.
thoriiics. until instructions are re-
cc,ved from Mexico City reg riding
the constitutionality OF the sonora
labor law.
Ehiliano Tamez. Mexican consul
here. said this morning that Govern
or Adolfo dc Ia lluerta had given
orders for the protection Of Chinese
residents pending instructions from
the national capitol.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01
HOLD DOWN SUGAR PRICE
DEALERS VINO SILL NEW CROP
ron MORE THAN - CtNrs
Will nE PROSECUTED

o. As.esi-isl rr~ss
NEW YORK. Dec. 3i.-food
administrator Williams announced
that dealers who retail sugar cf the
new Cuban crop for more than 20
cents a pound would be prosecuted
by hi soffice. Those selling sugar
OF the old crcp must adhere TO the
retail rate OF II cents pound lis
cd by the government. Dealers
selling sugar at 30 cents will he
compelled to show bills of sale TO
establish that the sugar u in real
ity the new crop and not the old.
Mr.. Williams explained.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01
WAR BOOZE BAN LIFTED
Huge SrtCiIs Of IIQtOi,
READY rOIi SHIPMENT FROM
QUEBEC tn OTHER
PpOitNtls.



TORONTO. bee Si.--Thc prov
ince O; Qucbec today WAS huge
coficrdam of potent new years
cheer ready 90 overflow int sur.
rounding dry territcry az /. Ct q.
m. tomorrow shipments Of liqaar
from one province To smother will
be- legal then as the dominion war
time regulations traffic expire Nith
the passage OF the old year.
Quebec Is the only province
where liouor may be- sold now aud
H. inhabitants were doing their
best today to relieve the drought In
Ontario Manitoba and the mari
time districts an soon a. possible
Amrle train spsce has been engaged
for sands OF gallons Of s,5
u, d. upward. mostly up
Nv toward cellars ~ dry
;c, TO-
l.es'-ia;u.,. ef dry prosiaccs arr
expected 'on tc prevent lnunds-
toa by Queb,c.i but meanwhile the
nuod Is on
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01
Iorrign Corporation.

NEW YORK. Dec. al =. Nor
ran aud company announced tonight
the formation OF the foreign com
merce corporation Of America. TO en-
gage In international trade.