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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-05

PUBLIC SALE REAL ESTATE for Ralph
B. Strassburger, saturday, May AZ a
o'clock on pTemlseg near Gwynedd VaiIey
station. Pa; one OF the finest li0-acre farms
IN M0ntgonery Co, known as Castner farm
some woodland, high location. Colonial dwell
ing. heat, bath, l!ghts. large barn, outbulld-
ings, Same time, horses. COWS, wagons
harness. crops, farm implements. Further
'"''' HENRY S'S {. BIppLE, Amber
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-05
TIMBER LAND
NEW JERsEy-sUBURBA!
TO SETTLE ESTATE
CAMDEN

broom house. all convenieuces; garage:
rver ! acre; suitable for private residence or
OOa riding house; possession at once.
PETERS son, 60s Chestnut St, Phl!a.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-05
JUST A MOMENT, PLEASE"

But this time YOU viii not have 10 wal,
patiently, or possibly impatiently for three
or four minutes TO find out what is wanted
will tell you without delay.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-05
NEW JERSEY FARMS
POULTRY AND FRUIT FARM

New 6.room sem-hungalow. freshly painted
and newly papered. Keewannee water system,
city gas furnace heat range. complete bath.
barn, poui'"v houses for about 400 birds; 8
kinds OF Z uti includes brooders. incubators,
acrea OF land; nearly 400 ~. frontage; all
200 S.week. old chicks. good sized flock laying
easy terms. Write today. also send for our
New Spring Catalogue.
BRAY & afacCiEORGE.
1877 Drexei Bldg. Philadelphia, Pa.
ar Iineiand n L.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-05
REAL ESTATE FoR SALE
PFNNsYLyANIA YARNS

NINE-RooM brick house. porch along front
and one on each side; lPrge frane stable,
hen house. with acre OF good land; lot
q fruit treesi nicely located: corner lot; all
Fifteen acres Of good farm lard. q number
OF fruit trees, T-room frame dwelling; nice
frame barn, 20x40: largo hen house and other
oGtbuildings. price s25O0.
Seven acres OF good land. suitable for
trucking: number OF fine fruit trces; large
stone dwelling. bank barn, hen house. pis
sty; fine location: all for $500.
.Thirty-three-acre farm. under high state
OF cultivation, located along Branch Valley
creek fne stone house, bank barn, other
outbuildihgs; price sAs0o: these properties
are all within driving distance OF souder-
ton, Pa. II Interested call, write or phone.
J. =. CLEMENS. Norwood, Pc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-05
MILLvTLLE. n.
VINELAND BARGAIN

Nearly new bungalow. D rooms. water in.
side, city gas: poultry houses; near school:
and for poultry, fruit and garden truck;
bargain for $4,000 half CASH many ,,, others
SEY FARM AGENCY. Sai-C Real Estate
Trust Bldg or Vneland " J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-05
NEAR SOMERTON

* acres mile from station on stone ~oad;
dwellings 4-room tenant house: full sci Of
eutouildingsi well located about 500 feet
slT5 per acre to settle estate. N''ee
". EORREST MAGEE- &nnthn rnnL.. n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-05
A REAL RARGAIN

i27 acres. 23 miles to city Hall. PhIla.:
close to station; good soil is acres
alfalfa. II acres wheat. asparagus bed,
fruit, timber stream. li-room stone
iwelling, bath, cleo. full complement oY
putbulldngs. Priced for prompt sale $40
per acre
W. FORREST MAGEE,
southampton, Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-05
MASSACHUSETTS, FARMS

FARMS with or without stocks and tools;
send for copy OF The Earth" It describes
gains. d. b. Cornell Co.. CT. Barrington.
Mass
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-05
ONErMAN FARM

stone Tcs road; ali aSS Ssc outSaidsh aid Ply heat on
ber. stream, near trolley and station, os
miles from city Hall. Bucks county; inc.
REST MAGEE. Southampton. Pa ~"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-05
90-ACRE FARM

8 MILES OUTSIDE WEST cHEsTER
Colonial stone house. 0 flreDlaces. running
complete buildings; IL acres timber, IL aeses,
meadow; fruit etc; early poss.; mod price
PETERS 4 SON,6OS CHESTNUT ST piIiIX
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-05

BEAUTIFUL little country home. acres,
dwelling rooms, barn, hot.water heat.
elcc. light; trolleys pass door tnear CITY line'.
only $4,000. JOHN ]. FORAN. 44l6 Cres-
son st. Telephone Roxborough 9Io.
8 ACRES--li-rm. mod. dwg., fruit wood d.
spring: $4,000 Westney 203 Liberty Bldg
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-05
WILLIAM V. ALEXANDER

100 COMMERCIAL TRUST BLDG.
Just Across Fridge from Broad ST. Station
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tRBER TU

TWO new bunEalow-typo r"sideuCes ready
for occupancy: Sl2 900 each: " baths.
not water heating attractive design. ROE,
ERT j. NASH. 1901 Chestnut D.. or phone
Narberth sos
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-05
4 GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY TO pErEA.

4 GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY TO DEFEAT
THE HIGH COST OF LIVING
We offer for sale ~ one.acre plots OF land
situated near the city OF Chester Delaware
county: this development 10 laid out on the
and Twenty-fourth streets and Concord ave.
nue.. known as the Chester Farms. formerly
Plainview: minutes walk fr0m FeltonviIie
station on the b.. and o. II. r.; immediate
offer for entire farm would be considered,
For further Information apply TO SEIRY
& son, s07 Grocer Efdg., Chester Pa, Bell
phone 400: Bell phone 94s3 J, on farm
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-05

THREE FRAME HOUSES. o and rooms,
garden, cheap. HENRY WHALEN. 10 Oak
ave, Fast Lansdownc, Delaware county
BEAUTIFUL building tract adjoining r-ou1.
'ry Club. MESTNEY. 203 Lthortv Blds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-05
Near Philadelphia
10 Acres. $500. Terms
FOLSOM. IA

10 miles Chestnut hin. mile OF cars;
near good neighbors. school, churches; good
ruI .. water supply and fruit. cosy nia story
O room stone house; nearly new barn; poultry
CR rriaGe pig corn buildings. See full le-
tails this and other bargains in new cata.
iogue Just out. REESE & LINDERMA%. a
r.. C. Airy ST., Norristown. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-05

GOOD PROPERTY. corner location. stone
and frame house. 10 rooms bath. hot
water heat: garage; $4,000.
\ NJ. FRoNEFIELp. Wayne. Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-05

ATTRACTIVE s-room frame dwelling with
bath. beat and light: large lot: price. $500
WARREN NJ. CORNELL. Hatboro. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-05
HADDOSFIELD

ONE OF the finest homes ip Camden county;
beautiful shrubbery. excellen< surroundings:
~ rooms baths, large sun parlor, hard
wood floors, every convenience: hot-wnte~
heat IN house and garage. which has accom-
moda tiors for several cars and chauffeur :
apartments second floor: 5000; terms 10
suit + G22, Ledger Office.
HAVE YOUR own garden farm and enjoy
country life with all the conyeniences OF
the city at Ye Birdwood Tract Haddonfield;
lots 6OxlS so feet up to an rcre In size. $3.50
and up: only $40 monthly; will finance build
ing when lot Is PAID for: only few left: get
booklet No. IS GILBERT q o>CALIAGHAN.
sna Mhlnut St. Philadelphla.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-05

on GREAT ISLAND. In Casro bay, Me-
5-acre tract. covered with spruc, and
nr; connected with Ory's Island by bridge:
wonderful site for one o. several summer
cottages; PHILADELPHIA colonies all around
us; TO be sold to settle estate. Address
WILLARD s. ACHORN
Providence. II. 7.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-05
STR AFFORD

STUCCo dwelling. 8 rms. h.-w. H.. gas AND
telec.: lot 5oN125: immediate possession
$4,000. Geo. I. Ra rnes. l"Ol Chestnut 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-05

3is ACRES, up-to-date house: garage: price
right. HOWARD h. WILSON & GO.
realtors. 2t22 Germantown ave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-05

l"-EOOM stone and frame dwelling modar,
COW; lot I5Kl9j; q bargain. ACker. Ash
Lgnd -4Md Parker AVS. Darby p. o.
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MAINE FARMS

BEAUTIFUL shore farm. overlooking Ca,co
bay, 80 miles from Portland. Me-: 90
acres, one-third rich tillsge soil. one-thrd
growing pine and spVuce: ona-thlrd pa sture
land: li-room house, largo barn henhouse
and sheep shed: alsc tee pond and icehouse:
broom cottage. boathouse and wharf: this
will make a fine gentieman's estate; price,
$4,000 for quick sale. Address Frank L.
Clark. 1907 Fidelity Rldg. Portland Ne
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sOU tn hRDYORE

$3.50 stucco and shinglc const-uc' Ion
rooms and bath: lot 50xi23:
hot-water heat, electric light. open fire
place: near station.
WILLIAM J. OFT. BRooELINE, "a
Phone T1aOerrh op3
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-05
CHEsTNUT HILL

REAL EsTATE-SALE OR RENT
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-05
PETITIONS URGING CITY
To INSTALL FIRE ALARM
SYSTEM ARE CIRCULATED

-nalros ere br,ng secured on
eiitions circulated In Amaril-
o be- presented 10 the city
commission urring the installation
( o fiic alaiN system About n
ialf dozen petition have been placed
the hands OF interested persons
lnd II is understood that two OF
hem have ben almos, filled. The
installation OF o fire alarm system
would cost $4,000. II Is estimated,
md would pay for itself within =
eriod 81 -four years by reduced fire
nsnranc" premiums. Us supporters
lain
u has not been definitely learned
whether or not II would be neces.
airy for an election 10 vote bonds
or the proposition. Some OF the nd.
'ocates believe that the funds could
." appropriated out 81 the treasury
~ t"c city commission. SHOULD
here no. BE- sufficient funds IN the
ny treasury. then N Is said that
nc mission could take action
oHard obtaining the nece,s.,'.,.
mount by calling special eie,,lon
or otherwise.
II i' sid that tho fire Insurance
gent IN Amarillo are heartily on.
IoFsiag he installation of 4, ,,r.
iiatni system aud are among Tho
'''''' supporter. although thalr
omm'afions would b. materially re.
n We, hue to The lowering u the ,ire
insurance kcy rate WV '''
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-05

net pupils would boz clearer and they
,uuit 30 uuch hCttcr work than dur
Nr 10" winter when even thing has
to be- shut No. tight The proper ven
lilaiior Ut "a" school room during
iho winter has always been uucs-
tion vita school aulhuriii"s. but
ms is no question al all during the
summer ard there g. not the least
Iuuht but that pupils could 80 at
least D.. o per cent more work dur'u.
,h" Summer term than during the
% inter Wien The people have once
bad opportunity o. test the adNag.
tagcS Of the SUMMER school. Il Will
f0f b. O. Question Of getting them to
patron yc IL bat olc ~ keeping then
irom rtroniy.na o. Some people
may o. first object Ito th, summer
nru h.'usn they have not peer
used to i. hHt SUCH objections arc
without foundation and w.ll pa
IN.f Iu.i co. soon %. thew have had
rfartgw'v t0 lrsrr ifs advantages
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-05
ANGELO TO HAVE COLISEUM

! II IA with much pleasure and deoT
notes that the movement 10 erect /,
coliseum In san Angelo has taken
tangible shape.
The report made by the WAYS aud
means committee .cOmposed' Ol
Claude \ liroome. chairman. &. ".
Hobbs. George Richardson. l.. L.
Farr and Robert Masslc. was com.
pote. thorough and buslnessllke.
and evidenced conclusiycly that
these gentlemen had given the
matter weighty consideration.
rs adoption hy the Board of cay
Dcyelor mont was another link IN the
chain nf progress which viii lead tn
the erection ~ this very much need.
ed structure san Angelo Standard.
San Angelo. geographically. oc-
cupics much position similar 10
that OF Amarillo 30 far as IT, trade
territory a concerned. Il Is the dis
trlbullng point for large number
Of southwest Texas counties the
capital " great region that is
being rapidly developed
Therefore san Angelo Is not en-
dcgyorirg to take the entire load
OF building the proposed coliseum
upon a. own shoulders. The people
Of san Angelo believe that all OF the
counties tributary 10 Tom Green viii
be benefited By the erection Of the
structure.
san Angelo Is not as large a cts
rs IS Amarillo There are not nearly
so many people Twins within ~
trade territory as reside within thai
OF Amarillo one would think that
the people OF the san Angelo coun
ify could less afford hand.a.
auditorium than can the people o
he Amarillo territory.
But the people Of san Angelo ha,,
reputation Tor DOING things. Tho,
have erected one OF the handsomes
hotels In the southwest there. ant
II Is paying proposition. Amarillo
has not yet taken the final steps in
Ibis direction.
II san Angelo can build a coli.
scum, so can Amarillo.
We believe too that the people Of
Amarillo are going 10 undertake IN,
proposition in the whole.souled wa,
and rush a structure TO completion
thereby preparing this to be the
great convention city OF all this sec.
rFsias-.pfa,
Sr~+ -s--'<rks 49,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-05
MrMpxR or THE ASSOCIATED
Fa|. PRESS
A REAL ASSET.

Herbert Hoover isn't popular with
the politicians. writes the Washing.
ton Correspondent. Harry u. Hunt,
Who explains why the wartime food
administrator isn't liked by the
small handful OF men who control
the two Blk political parties:
Because he isn't a party nan. "
In other words Hoover Is the sort
Of fellow who would rather take
orders from the people than from
. flock OF ward hcslcrs. uoa,d-b,
effieeholders. and convention manip
ulators. There are lot OF things
he values more highly than any
party label. Among these are his
Amerieanism. his good business
ability. and his desire 20 run hi.
Job regardless OF politics or POLLS
eiana
" course Hoover you'd not b.
popular with the politicians.
With whom is he POPULAR Hun,
replies:
His creates, asset Is bis personal
strength with the rank and Gle
Hes strong with the people. eh,
Ian II too had that the poliu
clans. rather than the pcJble. ar
she dominating factors in modern
political party convention,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-05
NEW YORK SPEAKS.

New York state Republicans hsss
spoken. In their platform they al
voeate the continued espionage owe,
perspns while Insisting upon IN,
abolition OF espionage over private
Industry and business"
Also. New York Republ,cs,,
bresshe life into the tariff Issae b,
making PROTECTION" one of tho fo-a.
most platform planks. This pro,.c
tive tariff. reads the platform. g
needed TO Insure the nation,
economic independence. should I,
tariff wall Of the highes, dim.nslop,
" insufficient. these Republican,
would exclude imports"
70 other words. 10 American mann
'se'urers esnno, make profits larg,
$noush undar protective ,arIf,
competing Imports may Ia throw,
out Of American markets. thus c,m'
pe'i'ns American consumer. 10 ma,
any high profit price the manuf,e
tnfer may ask.
ru''her along these Republican,
oI New York seek to pledge theh
national party to compulsory mil,
,sry training. declaring the "prope,
military policy" l. "a large tn ,yy
- e''i.en reserve subjec, to mi.
yerssl obligation to serve 10 time o,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-05
SORM SPREADS
OVER COUNTRY
DISH iBtN'E BttOMi.s MORE
GENERAL OtER NATION.
KEIUiiT SAYS.

WASHINGTON. March THE
western disturbance has developed
INTO pronounced and more general
storm and, except In New England.
pressure wan low tonight east ~
the Mississippi river with distinct
ccnters ~ depression over northeast
Tennessee and central Georgia IN
the southwest the pressure Is
moderately high but II again has be-.
gun 90 fall rapidly.
storm warnings are displayed on
the Atlantic coast from East p0r'
20 Jacksonville and on the Gulf coas'
AZ Tampa and Cedar Keys North
west storm warnings are displayed
on the east Gulf coast westward To
Louisiana
Cold weather prevails through
the Mississippi valley and the Gulf
states. the line OF freezing tempcra-
turc extending tonight into south
cas-, Mississippi. The cold wave Will
confirm. eastward covering the
South Friday night and the middle
Atlantic states saturday. with frost
probable saturday to the southern
limits of the Florida mainland.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-05
The School Situation
~ VI. u. Duncan

summer school Ia the Panhandle,
On" summer Is an ideal time fol
school work and 70 strange that We
should adjourn The schools during
the pleasant summer months and re-
rnn'crc them when the winter be.
gins 10 open Mp with Us train o: dis
comforts rainy and snowy days
ll'llrda. colds. influenza. measles.
wh1opins cough. smallpox. and nj.
ihc rest Il We have to have a va.
cation 70 would be- far more sensible
To nave u during The winter months.
The records OF our schools ,how that
lhc children miss more than ou,.
''rih ci the time during tho Winter
nd 'hc records OF our summcr
chool show that attendance u almost
perfect and that the children seldom
Miss % day fran school because Of
sickness With tho windows open
md DO" room supplied VITA plenty
ct fresh iir, me mir1s uf teacher
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-05
ROTARY CLUB IS INVITED
TO JOIN KANSAS members
N MAKING TRIP TO COAST

TN, cutritsinmont features ~ the
po,ar, meeting and luncheon held
yesterday al neon IN the dining room
Il the amarillo Hotel were IN charge
V Group rive. OF which 7. u. Gala
her is Chairman. VIII Smith SANG
. solo. accompanied on the piano b!
Mrs. LLOYD Fletcher and ON the Vi0'
IN by Miss Geraldine Livingston.
Mr.. u. II. MasteFson. Jr.. gave
endiur entitled The Cow boy +
sail" being n special costume.
purinr the luncheon several Rotary
longs were surg adding much to the
interest
tplnntl Bahb. who has been res.
dent oi the Panhandle OF Texas tot
ne last ~ years. told OF some of'his
nrly experiences. relating a story OF
is capture by the Indians and being
1mpcllcd 10 live with them for three
ears.
Fred bone and Guy Saunders. VINO
Verc delegates TO the Rotary con-
eriion recently held in Galveston.
ave rPp rts % the meeting. CLYDE
'ocLr,lis report was postponed ua-
! IN roNt regular meeting due o.
he shortage Of time
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-05
STEAMERS ARRIVES AT PORT
With IS OF CREW In IRONS;
CHARGES OF MUTIkY FILED

~ Accented Pres
NORFOLK. Va March l-Thc
Shipping Board steamship fOugh-
keepsie. with thiry-four members
90 The Grow IN irons guarded bS blue
jackets from destrOycrs arrived TO.
day ~ Hampton Roads Depart
'mcnt Of Justice agents brought the
prisoners 10 Norfolk tonight for
arrai nment /. flrr th' United
states COMMISSIONS
Gable Dispatch. from Hamilton.
bermuda. said members OF the crew
Of the steamer had muiinicd Feb.
uay 2 when their articles expired
ana the United states Consul Gen
rrai sustained the contention uf the
uptgir that they must work the
ship 10 her port OF discharge In the
United States. The rOughkocpsic
was towed into Hamilton IN distress
January 22.
The alleged mutlny took place
while the vessel was In port at
Hamilton. Bermuda. whore the
vessel was undergoing repairs. The
men claimed that the siN months for
which they had signed articles had
tSpii'd and demanded their pay
and release.
captain G. u Delant commander
of the steamer refused their de.
mands lie explained to the men
that the roughkeepsic was delayed
~ reaching an American port
through proyidout.ll causes. had
been blown from her course
damaged 20 such an extent that he
had been forced 10 seek the nearest
port Tor repairs and that II was Of
IN" men 10 stand 10y him until the
vessel vas brought to port They.
however. refused to continue ut
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-05
VERDICT ~ RETURNED
~ FAVOR on pEFE\DiNr
~ l!NDN.Ii ti.l;iS CASE

ndcr pr'omrtorv instructions
nom the ,odit the jury returned o
verdict Wednesday for the defend.
ant e. n Dixon, but found In favor
Of the plaintiff " l.. Harris. against
The Western Motor Company for
sll5 IN q ease tried IN county court.
instead OF the jury returning q yrr-
diet of sli5 as damages for the
plaintiff for alleged failure TO make
delivery of an automobile. ~ printed
IN the Daily News yesterday morn
mg.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-05
ALN[a RETURNS FROM
HOUSTON TRAFFIC MEET;
MAY CO TO WASHINGTON

Hanln Palmer. traffic manager
{ the Board OF City DEVELOPMENT
eirrned yesterday from Houston
mere Ne attended the meeting last
ucEdly Of the Texas Traffic League.
.. Palmer said that the meeting
as held for the purpose OF con-
de ing a discussing notice re.
eiyed By the Texas Traffic League
'om the Interstate Commerce Com
lisS.On that meeting would be
ed az Washington. D. C.. on March
,. % hear arguments relative 20
le establishment OF new scale class
iies In Texas and the elimination
Z al ditferentlal territory. which
0uld give the entire State common
ONT rates.
A telegram was sent from the
iousion meeting 10 the Interstate
commerce Commission requesting
dd.tional information relative to
ne nature OF the hearing and ask.
~ fOr a posiponement OF the meet.
az. Since Mir palmsr's return from
loust0n he has received a telegram
taiins that the postponement was
efuged by the Interstate Commerce.
commission Under the conditions
nc Texas Traffic League will no
ouhi begin making preparations for
elsgates 10 attend the Washington
ieetng IN Texas Interests. ne point
out Mr. Palmer will probably
70 the hearing o. q representative
the Board o. City Development
nd the Panhandle-Plains Chamber
I Commerce. u b. said.
The Texas Traffic League is com
rised Of traffic managers from the
ariOus chambers OF commerce. com
ierclal clubs and boards OF city de-
el0pmeni and OF industrial and
ommerciai concerns In the State.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-05
TGE COLLECTION SUIT
FILED ~ GOVERNMENT
" Associated r"-

" Associated fn-a
NEW YORK. Mar "A suit e
olleci approximately ti1i,000 al
eyed 10 BE- due the government as
axes on yinOus spiilis was filed IN
'dcral district court today against
hgrlrs II Bickart. president and
'enorsl manager % the National
'rui' Products Company. q Tennes'
o. cooperation. the brokerage firm
GRAY and Milmerding and the
rsrklin Trust c0mtanr.pf this rity.
The q mplairt flied rs assistant
niird states district attorney Bar
re. charges that Bickai' Illegally
rm0fed faco 900 belonging q, the
ompany 30 Nfw York and deposited
nc money and securities purchased
With some o. II 10 his personal cred
{ with the brokerage firm and the
rus, company.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-05
rOtRT HOUSE LAWN
- LII.I ~ .r'rn

Harmon Bcntnn. county agricul-
tual agent WAS sc.oedirg the coun-
g. court house lawn with clover aud
Italian white grass YESTERDAY Mir.
Benton has been requested by The
county commissioners court to take
charge ~ The r"planting Of trees and
already has $50, out @ number OF the
ash variety
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-05
ton
a CITY OP TENTS

There 4 a way 10 clrcumrs,, ~.
rents. "sH
The weather is growing warm.
Sumner IL at hand. Camn,,v 4.
good for the health. And a roos
BIG tent for the average family 10
occupy for a period Of five or n,
months. with a good wood floor
vill COS, less than the ren, one mus,
pay for the average residence IN
Amarillo.
That's Just thought-and there
ere . good many renters here think.
ins t.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-05

their posts.
4 detachment of blue Jackets
from desiroyors summoned tn the
scene boarded the ship February ~
lnd placed The alleged mutineers IN
irons. \ temporary crew Was en-
plovcd and the roufhkecpsic sailed
For this port.
United States Commissioned
stephenson remandcd the men TO
a.l tonight pending a hearing.