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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-26
Wilson FdUOrs u. s.
Aid in Near Eost
Continued from Page One

Continued from Pago One
has added to the difficulties which ~,
front the President. '"u'
But the allied premicrs seem 70 \,
aware that the nation cannot rcfrSe
the Armenia mandate without nu,,;n.
itself before the world in the unnlcavar,
light of II nation which talks a LOT abn~t
its sympathies with oppressed nconI,
but is willing to do nothing. '>''N
Puts Onus on Republicans
President Wilson is evidently going \,
pass on to the Republican maioritv IN
Congress the. responsibility for puitr,
this country In this selfish position,
Meanwhile, there are signs of closo,
co operation between Europe and Wr
Wilson. Tho prcmicrs at San Rsmo
evidently understood that the offer n
the Armenian mandate would be arres'
able to the President ut this timo
Otherwise they would have waited until
this country's entrance into the leorus
was certain. And, moreover, never
since the Presidents arrival in Pari,
have the European nations and the ad.
ministration been so close together.
1t was predicted in this CORE.
spondcncc when France invaded Tho
ltuhr Valley and England dsseuted,
that England and France would bs
forced into line upon c.and let live
policy with regard 10 Germany, aud tbst
this policy would be substantially thai
which Mr.. Wilson had sought from the
first to establish at Paris. That is pre.
cisely what has happened at San Reno.
It will lead in no distant future to The
admission OF Germany into the League
of Nations.
Then Mr.. Wilson's policy will be
much nearer realization than he him.
self left it ut Paris where his conccs.
Sious and compromises robbed it of It's
vitality.
Events Forcing Cancellation
Events are forcing u policy of con
ciliation toward Germany. They are
forcing agreement between Italy and
Jugo- Slaviu on lines reasonably agree.
able to Mr.. Wilson.
And now they arc putting SQuarely
up to this country the kind OF duty art
responsibility which Mr.. Wilson saw
before he went to Paris. The stron,
powers could not refuse. For Mr
Wilson, the Armenian mandate Is cas,
in point. Here is newly free couutr,
for which this natiou has professet
great sympathy. Left to herself, Ar
mcnia cannot protect herself Som,
one must assume the protcctoratc owe
Armenia or leave her to the mercy o.
hostile tribes surrounding her. tn,
only reason the United States can ofel
for refusing this duty is purely selfish
It can hardly be avoided internationally
And once you conccdc the Armenian
mandate you conccde some Of the argu'
mcnts for the League of Nations
Though, of course, you do not neceS'
Sarily conccdc the virtue Of the PreSi.
dents position that the United States
must enter the league on exactly tht
terms agreed upon at Paris or not at
all
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To Act on Palestine Rurnor

The Philadelphia district Of the Zion
list Organization of America will hold a
special meeting tonight at 727 Walnut
street to take further action on the re-
port from San Reno that Palestine has
been restored to the Jewish people.
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DEATHS
AESpA-C,II- En.,i .

n55S;a 45SSrAcHoS Il! MNq APqF GEnFFSpR' IEfS e Xj
SPACH Funeral Tuesday April II. at
324 aEEss m Ap4II 9I"t%ont e EpGaXHIsTu pTaJyXSaIs
Of John NJ, Hess. Funeral seryiccs Thurs
day r. m. ut hor late rcsidence, 1920
nASToN.'- on April 20, 1920. STANLEY
!OlMBS son OF willard and Myra r.
MastOn aged 3a years Residence 1920
osege ave, Funeral services and interment
illness. EMILIE L.. wife OF Christian
slyen from her late residence. 5ss \. Ran. ne
dolDh street. lIl
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Served Prison Term

Served Prison Term
As George Englcman," of Camden.
Lieutenant Wood says, tho doctor"
was arrested in 1904 after stealing soy
cral thousand dollars worth Of jcwelry
from William Laycock. jcwcler at 90G
Walnut street. Wood and James Tate
made the arrest.
Kent got tho icwclcr 10 send the
gems to his hotel for selection and then
made his escape through a second story
window with all of them. He served
three years in the Eastern pcnitcntary
for the job.
when Mrs. Rice reported the loss
OF her automobile and money I thought
] would take stroll through Kent $
old hangout.' Lieutenant Wood said.
At Wallace street Just of Eight
| cCnth, | saw him passing in his big
automobile with Il good looking woman.
Detective Farrell and l jumped on the
running board and placed him under
arrest. He was calm and collected. We
brought him 10 City Hall despite his
| protests.
Answered Advertisement
Kent Wood said. had his auto
mobile license made ont in the name of
/ DR.. Malcolm Kent" with a fashion
| able Broad street hotel as his residence
/ lie will be arraigned in Central Station
I today.
Kent raarrird Miss Bessie Tcrre,
| Of Coat"sville, and brought her to q
| Philadelphia hotel in 1901. He tclc
! phoned from the hotel to Il jewelers.
aud requested that they send up tray
OF diamonds that his wifi" might select
ono.
1t is said. he tool; tho tray into an
adjoining room and disappeared with
the diamonds. valued at $500. UC
was brought back to Philadelphia auC
sentenced to prison. He escaped prison
by. forging a fake pardon, it is said.
Later, his wife procured a divorce
| Police say it was a tip from her thai
really led to his arrest yesterday. Sh,
made an appointment with him auc
then notified the detective bureau,
Mrs, ltic" got in touch with Ken
through newspaper advertisement. il
which hc told of a big business oppor
tunity open to woman with money.
She answered it. and after wrtinl
he called on her. He proposed TO opcr
Il fashionable tcahousc on Rittpnhous,
square.
She gave him $1,000 as first pay
mcnt of her share, She says, anC
he gave her bonds ~ security and the,
drove her to the bank n her aItomobil,
to deposit them.
He carried the bonds in an onvclopc
When the bank was reached he gave he
"a similar envelope containing blanI
paper, Mrs. Rice stated She dcpos
tied it in the vault without further OK
animation. He took her 10 her hom,
and then disappeared with the automo
bile. She says.
Kent was first arrested in 1890
Lieutenant Wood said. and served fou,
years in the Maryland pcnitcntiary. ri,
was subsequently arrested in diffcrcn
cities in lS9S. lS90 and served time il
Sing Sing prison.
Director of Public Safety Cortclyn,
this afternoon 'rcnowcd an old ur,
GuaintancCship" with "Doctor Englc
man" whom Cort"lyou knew in 100,
as 'Dr. +. Holden" when he was ac
cuscd of swinding Mrs. Anderson, il
Newark, ~. J. Mr.. Cortclyou wa.
| then q postal inspcctor.
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Jail Empty, TO Become Hotel

Ottawa, Ill, April 26.-(By A. PD
Sheriff G. 5. Ayers announced today
that the Ottawa jail will be turned into
n hotel because prohibition has emptied
it OF prisoners,
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LOST AND FOCSD

TERRIER.---Lost. Highland Scotch terrier
In the vic nifty OF Wingohocking station;
'Snooks'; liberal reward. II found return
70 Mr.. II, y, Sinlcr, 3a9 Church lane. Phone
Germ 1ntnwr 100 NJ.
uREAsT.PIN --lASt, AnriI "a, probably In
Holy Cross Cemetery, gold enaYGeled brea 81.
pin Obirds nesO with siN pearls In nest;
rHnncd RuNdlnT. Filhnrt 2G3O
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"DOctor" Recognized
by Woman Victim,
Continued from Page One

He is said to have jumped $4,000
bail bond in Chicago.
Lieutenant Wood said that the $1,000
lob" of which Mrs. Ricc was the VIC
time was comparatively mild rickings
for the doctor"
The Coconino sun., 1920-08-20

Miss Alice Coalter arrived from Phoenix last night to spend her vaca- tion with Miss Kathryn Keller.
 Miss Irene Blasch, who had been here visiting her cousins, the Rickels, left on Tuesday for her home in Gin cinnati.
 Senator and Mrs. Henry Ashurst, of Prescott, arrived in Flagstaff yes terday and are registered at the Weatherford. Dr. Wm. Morton, Mrs. Lewis Nor ton and da1ghter, Miss Marcia, of Los Angeles, arrived in Flagstaff the first of the week and are the guests of Mrs. T. E. Pollock.
 Capt. Charles R. Price left the lat ter part of last week for Mesa on a short visit to look after his business interests, but expects to return and complete his summer vacation here. 1 John Owenby, the old cattleman of Adamana, was in Flagstaff Tuesday visiting his sons and other friends here. Mir. Owenby advises that the world is waggin' along down his way about as per usual.
 Miss Lucille Schnebley, who form- erly lived here and attended our schools, arrived here from her home in Phoenix yesterday morning to spend month or so with the Misses Ardelle and Reba Switzer.
 Charles H. Brant, the genial man. ager of Fl Tovar hotel at Grand Can yon, came in the first of the week to be with Mrs. Brant, who is undergo ing treatment at the Milton hospital Mrs. Brant has been quite seriously i'll.
 Miss Cecile Schulz, who was re, gently offered a position as a member of the faculty of the Baylor College al Belton, Texas, has decided to accept the position offered her in charge oi the kindergarten department of tho city schools at Douglas and expects tc take up her work there early in Sep tember.
 Four of our young men are step ping gingerly and dodging every time leaf falls. It probably will be sev eral weeks before their shattered nerves behave. They are Eugene Hen. derson, Rex Goble, Dock Mackey ant Dewey Webber, and the jinx that go' their goat was the goat that the Elks keep housed in their hall for tanning initiates.
 George w. Sturtvant, accompanied by his wife, came up overland from Phoenix and are spending few days with old friends in Flagstaff. Mir. Sturtevant, it will be remembered, was in charge of the work of putting in the first real water system in Flag staff way back in 1898. He has been living at Phoenix for the past few years, but is always interested in the welfare of Flagstaff.
The Coconino sun., 1920-08-20

C. B. Wilson has employed the ar tistic hand and brush of NJ. E. Tack it to beautify the interior of his law offices.
 Mrs. Willis Brown and children who have been visiting friends and rela- tives in Denver for a few weeks, re- turned Monday morning.
 S. c. Brown, of Tucson, president of the state farm bureaus, was in Flag staff on Tuesday for a conference with County Farm Agent Francis A. Chisholm.
The Coconino sun., 1920-08-20
Dewey Webber, who was transfer

Dewey Webber, who was transfer red from the J. C. Penney store here to the one at Jerome, where Glen Phillips reigns, ana who left here Wednesday morning for his new post, is succeeded here by w. c. Smith, brother-in-law of G. w. Bright, man. ager of the local store. MT. Smith is originally from Kansas, but came here from the Penney store at Phoenix. He has been married only two months. He and Mrs. Smith are living at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Bright.
The Coconino sun., 1920-08-20
LOCAL BREVITIES

Dr. Bedinger, veterinarian. put in a couple of days recently at Holbrook and the petrified forest, on business.
 Ernest Lennon, manager of the furniture and curio departments at Babbitts', spent Wednesday in Tuba City, on business.
 Mrs. c. O. Robinson and daughter, Miss Marjorie, are expected to arrive in Flagstaff this week on a visit to their many friends. :.
 Mrs. Best, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Will Marian for the past month, left Monday for her home in Santa Barbara.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07

LOTS We have so,c dandy god onrs ~
hest ,si1rni streets. lct ~ how vou. Me-
r'-'i nasinsss lots and trac,asc ODOM LAND
60. Phone ~. itc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07

HENurliUl HOME On rolk urc,i double
caragt leo u. ems, frnnL v you war' rsa'
home l, a. show you ODOM LAND co.
w ne az. tN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

CLASSIFIED Az NOTICE.
On aud alter March q No classified ads
viii he accepted on Saturdays after : D. N.
THIS - become nee~say owing % the
tremendous increase w classified hu.inssa.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07
EXCEPTIONAL. RaRG,iNs.
4. Y GAuT LAND co.
lI0MlsQ

j. " GAII LAND 20.
HOMES 81
N,ne.room modern hon,e. South Tyler. eat
frnr,, corner ise feet. pavement GARAGE and
le-.,. One of the ns~s homes In Ausr,lie
gls.ruom mossrn nunvalow. Tyler. Cant
beat the lncaiion for e. 800.
gs.ruofa n,edcrn runsnlnw. basement and
vnraae corner South Taylor. pavement I:
- Boo
Fisht.room modern. nlaatsred east front.
ccrnef, large lal. Linooln; 5000.
Tive.room plastsgrd nuhsaaiow 100 Block
Lir-oln. corner east front; ss2se.
five-roonl house. twn lots south t.inrcln.
easi front. Rsnted for $50. s2,s0o. Con-
idcr soine trade or wili give rood fctae-
iicl f1y all cash.
Four-rconi h"fre wrIam sr.si. rlerwuna
4 good proposition at $4,000. Want cash AMI
car.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
iaosiio frt. Fourth 81. corner cas-, front.
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LEI Me- no your pl-aiinr for your new
iaittia frock NJ ven reasonable rrice also
Gao make BEAUTIFUL iiahy and children
Sl,dhss. rhonr ~ iui West pth 1t.
ioG %
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07

FOR SALE.
Nlncroom house on jackson sirrsi modcrn
Can H. odd furnished or uuiurnishsd rricc
rintt lens than half ca,h nalansc ytars.
Two i.uuom house. mo-isfu. properly loc.
aissi rood terms
Seysn.r-nfn hnuac On frior Can i,nse
for : o. % years Ut si0n tsr monih
nayr ngsincii AMI ~ id.ni lots. Az th-sr
ro,d Buys.
s. o. MCMAHON
ils TAYLOR Eifs,t Phone 1854
ius 0
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HOTEL BARGAIN.

ron RENT Two large rana. furnished for
ligh housekeeping. Outside entrance; M
children. Phone 27e0. i0s sp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07

I
CLASSIFIED 40 NOTICE.
On aud alter March q no classified ads
\ will he accepted on Saturdays after : D. ~.
THIS - become nee~ssp owing 90 the
TREMENDOUS increase w classified business.
goR RfNT unmni,hed rc1nr SOS A..
thur. i,r
fog RENT iirh, house tccpinr r.oms
40 nsehansn. 10
iOR ktN .essoaalc nice frn,. room, a. IN.
t'man. Convenient TO- i,ap-ad man. i'i!
l.hnsor s., .ir
Attention Statesmen
" you ar not saihfied with sour .rrsni
irconar, and aw dstirious " sdnur, tar With
a rtllAhl" corwrn wher ycar compensation
J. IN accordance with your rh.'ls To- rrcjrrc.
nal aT~ nov Ftirr kss than o. bundled e
wck. u Vii pay svu 10 a. C.ip. NltrR
II Sgn tWa md tour rdW .eum aiH Ana-
r1 Hotel $50
foR RsNT Rccm.. men only S,s,r Isp'
~ ate hath, rr.aie entrance. Furnished
wl' fh"ne svs ~
, WANTED Thoroughly ,cn...ent lacy lcci
lcenef slso expcricnocsi W sls,r.. i.t,h. .
laiEfs ccmrsnsIute With abili,y l. $
tls,sisl room Ara1llo Natoaai Banl
fhllains. ~
! M AN AuTo Mrrn,~tc sahhs iar-.t
AMI l-s, .shool. fully oauirr 4. ii.nr a, n.
sifusiuis. Actual hop ..rf-'i-s Nff'e ~
snialcrucNA American Anton tive - hooi.
eorn"r Main and Ha-tsll. bli,4s. is.ss iie
FARMS roR SALE
100 acres Is mills cast Of amarillo. so
ttnt IL
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wrsT crII STREET

. iaom rosi,fn lmngalaw i5slo. ssn0o rash.
hnarc, cagN, Nlso roon, house, west Gth
stretl. slOHu 1890 oash balance $50 p-'
month. ODON IANU co. Phone lsi its
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07
FNRMs AND RANCHES.

-, sections. good land. souih Of WASH
hrsn broom house. pnlnge. grocery. well
and wind mill Harm. a2s acres w eultsg-
'iss ne acres IN wheat. n taken u once
iai 80 ,sr acre. one.thifd eaah ta.000 fnv.
eminent loan. o.. per cent ilaln-- cav
100 nr,rs son,hwcs, Of Amarillo. Rod
smooth land. well aud windmill; $50 nsr
uere. ..t
- n.ec. i.uo.r ho,,.e. well and wInamni,
Harm, sheds $500 one-thIrd cash Balsnee
I T,r.soc,ion raach IN Hatehlnion County. .
~ Lures wcla and windmilla. s.rpom hnuee.
?il nrrtH In cultivation. near test will. viii
divide mineral rahis. sig per aerei oas-
thl-d cash. balance coy. "A
sso neir. wee, II Amarillo. iio acr~ IN
cultivation. s2ss0 ner acre.
Gio nrrci southwest Vega. all good srsooth
lard. siT.sO ncr nrrs 9fi@e 10 p'sfs. 81
W. have lots of farm and ranch rrcposI-
tinns. II you are In the mnrka sr not In shs
r'asse'. come In and male yourseif AT hcas
with us.
TEx.PLAlNs REALTY 20.
snaii Polk street. Phone 2ini.
los ie
r"p sag Gcoi fve-room house for . -"
Phone 900. ios IL
ciTY HOMES.
/ Si,.roon moicrn bungalow. hrand new.
rlo-eis Iiuilt-n f'a'"vtS. hnriwc"f ficora.
nasn,ent ~ 200 a .s0n cash south psFt ~
i0an. One nleet 1T nasinn.
MODERN BRICK HOME. la
fiFld rooms strictly modern. two bath.
nulii-in features. hardwood flacrr. nlaftsssd
double gnrsre. one Iilnrk from fnsinp. Hell
location. cut fpnt THIS y Esnuiy. one
fourth cash Will handle u. let " shaw yns
today.
FuaNIsHE DH0ME. Nl,l
five.room molrrn nunpaiow. eewfistsls
frrnlahsd varaac heat location on Fillmore
50 ad0. - 900 eesh. nslancs easy.
! fivs.ro~fr no,crn new iinnsslov. hariwVsI
fiocr~ pisatelri. basement large TOT. ~tsi
Of rolk A. $1,000. 500 cash. Iislsnes
/ siNu fer month. q
Sis.room modern plastsred bungalow on
wa'hinaion $500. ts.ooo cash. iiaisnes
TEx.rLAiSs REALTY co. YEA
seais POLK Street. Phone ssa'.
los Ia
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AMARILLO REALTY CO.

81, Hast sth STREET. last reom, In the Elm
hurst Hotel nnldinn On the tth str-~t ado
Phone itto.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07
FOR RENT

FOR RENT n,sc lroN suom. men only
'oi fsser Phone !l0s. ioI 20
lfOR i,ENT-Onc furnished ll,hl lioastksrp-
ana uom Couple only. i0i Lincoln. i0i 80
Geo. s-a------------sa-----a----=
foE RENT Nicely furnished front HID.
uon sol fillmop. to- p
roE RENT Two larsc rooms. furnished
Ter liEht housekeeping. Phone igJl. loi -
Tor RESr tiniurnishc,l rcoms at Lincoln
Ra'minu nouFr i;tu Toe ep
iOr R.N1 l,Sroom. Tor two 90. four men.
gte NSstt Buchanan. 100 80
ron RENT Siecl, Furnished front i,c,lroon
gentleman preferred. i0s Johnson Il. iui 6p
.s..-.a..a....s
toe RENT unfarnlsh,d RON. sos AZ.
thus. les a.
foR RENT Carac, 49, Norh buchanan
stryt l0s o.
loI REM ils,lr-m. Phone .ais so
Iisuc a l0G ~
FOR nkNT Mclefh li.drosn h. Gentlemen.
'0s Harrison. Plan, so loo Jn
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DAILY nj
THE CLEARINGHOUSE
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FOR LEASE l.OOo.aerc ranch. we'll i'm. |
proved well watcrcd. fenced and euss.
fenced. 900 ACRES cultivated. near Here.
lord. Texas. price ~. 900. possession Va,
!, Write ). .. Williams. route =. rhocuN
Arizona. l9l isp
SCR ~ hefnfe huyinr cord and fabric tire.
ol nny sisc. GlLvlN TlHE AND Vl'ICAN.
!IlNC co. - 2Gp
PACKAGE DELIvEgy--PAeLsrs. aud han.
.hg,.. rhone. night ssi. ds, 1919. FAN.
JAtksON. % Sep
q. A. MAGTiN Painter taper han.,nr
specially new man Try him. ihnne Ga.
y, .6p
| MD BARGAIN.
fiiistn.reem medern roaming house 10
be moved ~ enss. The material 10 worth
| more han We ask fof the house IL viii
be- sold this ~esk. li's . Hatsain.
COOPER KERR.
Phone iss
| lOG lc
AlRMOST Maternity Hospital for confine.
nlcnt private prirss reasonable may work
to- board babies adopted. Write for
loohleL MIS-. Z. u. Long. i1il T.. 9Th ".
kansas cry Mo. l0l igp
YOUNG LADIES
| what should desirable posiiion Offer
"A GOOD SALARY
lNTEi,kSTiNG WORK
| PERMANENT FMpi .OYNENTT
! orPok1u UNITY ron ADVANCEMENT
PLEASANT SURROt' SDiNtST
CONUENlAt Co.wORkERSg
i'lcphons operating Offers all three aud more
o., Chief Operator will be- Eli.l Ia explain
them in you. Anrly The SOUTHWESTERN
lEia \ TEL. 90. Tor. 9Th aud Taylor sA
% c0c
ron pAiNr. taper and decorative work. T.
a. boYi.E Phone go. 81 26p
| -asas--a -
w HAVE a new s.room nunraloN In
i!rghe' addition for $3.50 Conner Ser.
| 80 De-
MEssESGER SERVICE AM PACKAGE
DELIVERY Cali ls.6 lul n,
BOARD ASb hOOM. Andy sna buchanan
STREET iOiCp
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PAINTING AND pArER HANGING.
r'"he 1865 10y 6p
Old ihes General "' Of s'o"'. NV, r,r any
giui's. iifsb0N's, liningn frunis aud backs for
| Taylor ST.. Phone Ia. ~ .sp
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rncm modern. On uavensnt HGnan slkn1
.ash, helancc rood terms. op0M,LhNp co,
fhoh" ~. iie
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07

FOR SALE splendid little home five
large ooni~. corner lot east front on Iiuch.
annn. This = u real bnr'ain and the housn
alone would cost ls0n ~ huiid. iNi owned
wants 10 sei land will take so...1 oi, si16N
cash aud balance like rnL Would take guod
rar. s. u. CANAnY 4 SOUS J alb Euir
Phone Office 1870 Re-. iail lie
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07

9 roam. modern bungalow. close In
lilln'ara east iruri $500 rood tenn ono
LAND GO. ritone ~.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-09
British Company Ready
To Yin american Trade

Thomas De La Rue & Co. OF London,
the largest manufacturers of fancy
leather goods in England. If not in
the world. are going after American
trade in vigorous manner. The COM
psny has opened an executive office in
this city and is carrying q complete
lire OF samples and stock with the
Bush Terminal Company. Sales 70
soma Of the speciality and novelty
stores in large centers all over the
country already have been made, it is
said The line includes dispatch cases.
writing cases, pocket books, work bas
tets, card cases, hand bags, wallets,
Eiaries and novelties, all of high grade
feathers. Such goods enjoy q brisk
Gemand for holiday gifts.
British fancy leather goods are COM
Ing to this country in increasing guam
titles, and, according to authoritative
information, are being landed here,
duty paid at from Is to 20 per cent
below the prices quoted by American
manufacturers. largely because of the
depreciation in British exchange.
The De La Rue concern is said to
be carrying a large stock of goods in
this country ready for immediate ship
Ment