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The Washington times., 1920-10-12

iic recognition OF certain -eommon
sense principles OF operation" Par
dee said.
''The industry's misfortunes" he
said have been the result OF mis-
taken policy BY the men who operated
IL AUD Ioaistaten policy In its control
and regulation BY public authorities
"rhe industry has, i am nrmly con
WINGED. parsed through It's period Of
greatest travail. and 10 now upon
the road TO better days. Statistics In
dicate for practically all companies.
both larger earnings and increased
riding. Many companies are. now
earning q satisfactory amount above
their operating expenses and nSed
charges. while few are In that aes-
perate financial condition that Was
present with nearly all OF them two
years ago, or even year ago.
The Washington times., 1920-10-12

Ej vi 1-ow
/ ls,1gob a.
ICs9 ads an
yisYC5Gt
by tia ioya
r. bgsEGd5
] 5U9 lno
| nIG}nCa 80
toii2o1aut o.
The Washington times., 1920-10-12
STACK OF HOT CAKES
IS FATAL TO AUTOET
Death Causes Arrest OF Cafe
MANAGER and Waiter.

NEW YORK, Oct. 12.--William Oel-
man. night manager Of Bakers
restaurant, Asbury Park. N. j., was
arrested last night charged with man
slaughter. George Hardy, a walter
employed by Oelman. was held In 5000
bail as a material witness.
Action followed the death early
Sunday of George Greenway Smith.
New York. one Of an automobile party
of four who ate pancakes In Bakers
establishment late Saturday night
Smith died at the Hotel Tenney. As
bury Park, where he had been living
for some time.
certificate issued by DR.. D. s.
Bennett. county physician, attributes
death to probable ARSENIC. poisoning: :,
DR.. Bennett Sis having ~ analysis
made Of the batter from which the
cakes were made and the syrup used
on them.
The Washington times., 1920-10-12

4c-inch Serge. a close.
twilled quality. In
black, navy blue and
other wanted shades.
Worth s1.69 CT Ok
yard ........ OlsAO
The Washington times., 1920-10-12
s2.25 Cooks Inaid Linoleums, S168 So. Yd.

froniua ronGenuine Cooks naid LnoeumS in s
width coo through ck pest patterns ano Floor
The Washington times., 1920-10-12
SEES GOOD future
FOR TROLLEY Lines
President Of Electric Railway
association Says Misunder-
standings Have Passed.

q, ATLANTIC CITY. N. j., Oct. IA
More prosperous days are In prospect
for the electric railway industry, John
III. Fsrdee, president Of the American
Electric Railway Association. de-
clarAd here today at the opening
session OF the convention OF that or
gsntxstion.
The better prospects for the cleo
tric railways is due TO growing pub
The Washington times., 1920-10-12
MEXICAN POLICE STRIKE.

VERA CRUZ. Oct. 1.-THE police
men at PueblA have gone on, strike
for Sl76 per day. They now receive Sl.s5,
The Washington times., 1920-10-12
S1.98
Dressing Sacques
at $1.69 +.
Women's Pc re ale Dressing
Sacaues. fine quality. In gray and
black; assorted neat patterns, with
and without collars; all sixes.
ColAe enberg's-Thtrd FlOSr.
Dress Cingharr1s and
Outing Flannels at
Special Prices for
Wednesday

32-inch Dress Ginghams, in a
large assortment Of plaids,
stripes, checks and plain colors
The ideal wash fabrics for chill
dren's school dresses, also wom-
ems house dresses, etc. Launders
perfectly. Worth 59c yard, 44c.
3O-inch Printed Plisse Crepe,
neat floral designs, for kimonos.
house garments. Worth 9Qc
5vc yard 80. ................ OVN
32-inch Outing Flannels, extra
heavy double -fieeced quality, in
meat colored stripes. Worth hAN
soc yard ................... TN
GeIaenherx's-F'irs Floor. >
The Washington times., 1920-10-12

4 IT,. b Z n. 0 strictly per-
feet qkIy Crex de Luxe Rugs.
in gree blue and boiwn de-
signs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
7 men ARRESTED
WITH MISSING CAR
CANYON C0NST NBl.E GETS ana
MOBILE hACk ttfER TRIP
tn NRW NExICO.

"si' Ars Hlarki." and "poles,
burns" are the only names hy which
two y'alnr men who INV are In tho
county bail ace knoNn 10 sheriff Hur.
tT Roach. THE sheriff In ,ninn,nv
With '"n,iahl. !. h. Rogers II Can.
Yen returned Thursday nlrht from
Gallup. \ NJ with the two men and
"'-s"o il'siu in 10" eSaintv iall hs,e
They were arrested al Galinp hv 10.
flsitif With The i'uting car belonging
{" ~" canyon constable Ia their pos.
~'stuu h - claimed and were brought
hack here IN the ear Mr. Rogers ear
was taken from IA. curb on Third
sir"et meas The Amarillo hotel Thurs.
day. September .. aud y widespread
s'1'toh immediately was instituted ~.
tuli'hg In IT. l",atlon ~ Gallup
When asked 90" true names uf the
men "" i"rsis, Nr rolrh aid b. had
been uhahl. 10 ascertain them. hut
that II Thea were indicted THEN ALIASES
could be- used,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
NEW TELEPHONE
DIRECTORY OUT
STNiE az RO0k n DIFFERENT
fIiOM OLD O>ES-lii Si>ESS
llOt SIS CLASSIFIED.

The neW telephone dirs,tory fW Fail.
1899. l. off the press aud rnries are To-.
INK distributed lN The Southwestern
BELL Telephone Company
The new directory is slightly smal,rr
than the Old enc and contains only hnif
the number ~ ingcs. each page huNin
two columns oi ulmes Instead 1T unc
This was done. Manager Groigr n.
liill said Yesterday. primarily o. uake
the lo,nl directory uuiiuim with jhDso
~ larger cities and secundlrily hrrtusr
~ the shnrtag" uf print paper. The
cover doign ~ tn new huuh H. con.
idcuhly different from thW 81 the odd
Du, uis'
CHANCES 20 ihe directory have hcon
mad iu ORDER 90 make % ,asi,r fui th,
iimriilrt io laute. % uumhHl Mr. liiil
said tor .nsianr.. the irlcph"urs ~
the city manager. ils cullr,tui Bard
ct civ Dove lnpUr M. engineer. huildinr
ini tst tor. siiN liim pnlirr siltiun
ipnnd and harn. sir'Vt go barn and nrc
department 40 aro listed under the gen.
oral ha1d "citv ~ Amarillo" and Il y
-xplain,d IT, tho subscriber under the
h'iiuE "firr prIHum"nt' that Il d ~
desired O." rri.ort fire nn number h.
novf'at, thu only requisite h-inr that
b. AL, zee ihr f.r' department BESIDES
lsinE iis'"d uufar N" 'iwiun "Itly ui
Amarillo ~" tire department alsn "
lifted und~, -" where The ,Nrian itirn
b. repeated.
Manager llill said v'r.udiy That
ihrr" arr Uui, five telephones IN the
INV that can b. connected With vlihuui
calling ntnulscr They az. IN" ir,
,,rai iment. the police department. ihc
shpfiff's department. the county so.
and the Western Iuiun Telegraph 'nri.
iUny. IN ease q subscriber aSis r,u.
trul tn connrct him With an und'ttikir
establishment. she give. hin The n1u.'s
and number 81 ~" different updrital.
ing concerns Ia thu rit, AMI asks him
HI ~, i'Tcncc.
\ new addition ta m, local ,rl,,hhns
directory H. tho classified husinree III.
Rotary IN the hack
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
AUGUST WAsBUsY
MONTH FOR B. c. D.
MNNy AFFAIR, TAKEN Ip ~
COMMITTEES REGARDING
.ANtRtiiO'S MEl.FiRE

AuruYt was e busy month Tor the
Bar dof CITY Development. according
L. the monthly report which has Just
h.on completed fof nling with the civ
manaccr. a summary of activities hy
committees snows:
Observation-Disclosures. IN getting
Potter county representative an Texas
Farln iuys slEciai through northern
ana eastern states.
Ciyic--Rack ~ plans for holding -.
cent bond el'ctiun f"r municipal I'm.
proN cments.
Trade i:Nicnaun-Arranged trade
excursion through South Plains ter.
ritory.
fTidc i'tilltios-ilss under consld.
"iaiinn u proposed reservoir and pipe.
line proposition.
iminiTr ation--ls corresponding with
Canadian Officials about locating col.
"ny ol Mennoni'es H. the Panhandle.
'"p'Iated With Dr. Roach in getting
apartment house plans under way.
lndT trial--llelpcd locat. the T. a.
iill" hvie with line ~ farm machin.
"rv ard tractors. Also has under con.
hid"riii"n plans len an iron foundry
''n'"ni mlll' rendering plant. oxygen
aceiNlene factory aud zinc and snelier
plant.
Puhliciiy-work has been hampcrcd
through resignation 81 Eugene Thorn.
sfn former chairman. Furnished acv.
ral organizations and publications
with desired data about Amarillo
Eniettainme-iii-tiaNe aid In plana
fur staging khiVa Shrine ceremonial.
llighway--Aid"d Amarillo pnnhan.
d. Autonoiivc Association aud rave
consideration information la tourists.
Transportation Is working un plan
a. have mail clerks nut On ia. Isnrt
Worth A Dsnyv, between Trinidad
cole. ana Denver - that mail can hr
distributed IN the morning after ia,
animal - Train No .
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
KEETON IS APPOINTED
NEW CHIEF OF POLICE

W. kDton was appointed chief
of poic. to succeed q. NJ Davis. whu
r'strned shout week aga tn accept
q poiiiiun In th, special service depart
ment e III. Santa r.. Nv the city com.
nitssion ~ it, meeting Yesterday az
tesnoon Mr.. Hecton has been actlnA
'hief 81 l'oire since Mt Davis rcsig
nation. lie has been un the local ph
lice force about year
tn" resignation ~ city inspector.
O. NJ Crook. "a become effective Sep.
tcmn't 20, was accepted by the com.
mtft'nn. Mr. rrook rendered his rcslf,
nation several DAYS aga and askeI In
h. relieved as soon as possible ~ that
he nirhi take ~ his WORK with the
\ & VI. college.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
PANHANDLE CHRISTIAN
CHURCHES WILL HOLD
MEETING At MEMPHIS

The Panhandle Christian chirch
conysnii0n wih meet at Memphis. Tex.
~. Mnndav evening Sept ~ and con.
tinu. through TUESDAY aud wcdnea.
day. sept y and ssnd a great con.
ycntion IL expected Every Chris'lan
church IN the district II expected 10
send delegates and many win come
frrm places wherr there ~ No Chris
tian church organization.
Al those expecting To- attend are re.
oucstsd g. notify Dr ]. \. odom uf
Memphis ~ s~,n as ppSsihle. that en-.
t.rlainment NAV lee provided.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
JAMESON APPOINTS ADO
PASS HIGHWAY OFFICERS

\ committee has hrrn appointed hy
fnk u. lamit.m. ;u,s ,dut It a."
Ah" rass Highway Ass~tttiun IN
II saf tn "ans iiiuc III m'n,i. fship 81
thai organization and tn take 'srr Il
TO inirr,. ~ iH Potter uunty ilnIarv
l,u",i win head thu cpmmitt'" aud
nll tn oliicr at vice m' si'l'nf. Other
members gppirtrd are ". a. Blaine.
J. ". Cp' aud u " i"hns
The Aho Pass Highway Association
was r"ccrtly organized ~ Claws. y NJ.
when NJ. larnis"n WAS elected president
To- SciN, In 7, MAS Othcr states throuGh
which The highway viii run al, New
McXico. oklahoma aud Kansas. Iud
Zach has H. own stat" president. t,ich
county Universe hy thu highway also
viii ht," an organization gndrr III "a.
r,ctiun 81 III" parent association to al q
saT,' al is Interests In tht county.
The icrmini "f IN" hirhwiy are Pc.
len. New McNir" and Kansas CitV. Ma.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
WANT FARM EXHIBITS
FOR SHOW At WICHITA

Exhibits IT the different crops rails
c'i IN the ranhandl. are desired by tie
Panhandle Plains Chamber NJ Com.
m"rce ior the international whea;
show ~ wichita Kansas. Ortnber II
to 10. inclusive. Letters were being
nniled ",t vrst"riay ny that 0rganls-,.
tlon railing attention To- the wheat
yh"w rpd asking '"nnii,s Il they plan
Ia have representation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
JEWISH NEW YEAR
TO Be CELEBRATED

Tho beginning II the Jowirh New
Year will be- celelTai,d by persons Il
Jewish faith IN room ~ of tia, Myiu.
building baginning tomnrrow evening
~ o'clock. aud services viii H., Lcld
Monday morning al y oclork, Mon.
day evening 10 : o'clock aud TuCaiay
morning at o'clo'k. The general pnh
IT, u invited Ia attend all setVirs
TIL. festival of the Jewish New Year
- called I,osh llnshanah hhi ~ unc ~
The most important IN the J,l.ish cal.
.nhar.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
Had S,,eea Fever.

MANHATTAN. kans. sept IA
Just wanted H. s~c n the od hoat could
make flfiy miles an hour" Charles
l"lts. 81 the city. h. declared o. have
tadd las - RrS when he ic'gain.,l con.
sci" Isn-ss follow ing "A crash h,tw-el,
i've n"tH cats mar here. faltv. after
hitting The two ears. ran Into cnl.
Nrt. lie viii r,cuvor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
Ne ST Ii.TtRN MONEY
tOii RlfEt MtTIC "CIRE'

OMAlIN. Nch. Sept Warhnot.
'hc, Arcyanc. an indi'n vrin"ss. who
guaranteed 10 cure Mrs. Iahn Meier
# rheumatism and secured t300 from
tie wnuian's husband en- the strength
e! hei laoniil". must return the ,nnney
io 10" M"i"is. judge d, ". Patrick has
ruled .n Municipal Court \ similar
,as' " pcndinE AGAINST tue princ"ss I
Irinaut. N.h.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11

ITO look az me today no one wou0
ever take me 10 be the same person
was before besan 10 take Tanlac.
has simply done wonders for me. al
! want everybody to know about thI
mdiclnc" sid francis Weifath, forI
man az large department II ~
G"odiich Rubber Company plant
Akron. ohio Mr.. Welrath resides I
2l0 West state s,rSet. that city.
Il was ~ an awfulls had state 4
health for fourteen years. aud durinl
the past ten years ] got 90 the pom
where life was u burden. suf>ere1
t,tIfbly with indigestion and dyspeu
ala. I mVcr Ind any appetite and hll
could eat loo breakfast was a sol
hnil,sl egE and a little milk. ] wouI|
get so nervous and miserable tina
many a night never slept a wink
and when. nothing would hiring me an,
relief ! had just about come 60 the con
illusion my case was hopeless.
Il haven't taken. hut three bottle
81 Tanlac. hut fe,l hitter than ! hav'
felt for twelve years. I've gained four
teen iuyunds In weight. and nm esttinI
heavier and stronger every tlay. nee
~ have indigestion any nofe. my 40
lsstlte ~ splendid aud ! eat iust ans
lhing and everything ] want. ] kiesI
saund every nlghi. and nj that tired
w,FnsNi feeling Is gone. In fact. az
well nan In every way.
'"l'h. men at the plant all tell me
am locking fine these days and eei
tlng fat. Thcy all want 20 know VIVA
! am dung 10 myself. and It's nlway
. pleasure for me 20 ten them abou
Tanlar" .a..
Tanlac y sod In amarillo ~ .. w
Collins Drug co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
Shrincr, VIII Meet.

TIL, members of khi,a Shrine tenn
pie vii meet a, shrine headquarters.
io3 Folk street. TUESDAY night at go
o''lo"k for the mrpusr at discussing
arrangements FOR the next ceremonial.
which probably will h. held Thanks.
rtvng Day The me- tirg was called by
f'utcntatc George Staplcton
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
PRESENT TELEPHONE EQUIPMENT TAXED
TOL|M|T; OFFICIALS TESTIFY BEFORE
COURT OF INQUIRY ORDERED BY CITY

George ", Iiill. district manager 81
the Southwestern l'sil 1elephor, com.
pany. q. &. fatker, district plant chief.
and Aliss Edna Hickey. chief operator
az the local telephone exchange. were
the principal witnesses In ihs court
oi inquiry conducted by Mayor Lon -.
Mars, with the assistance 81 com.
miisioncrs John Il; TrolingeT and ".
T. Cazyell aud City Attorney Clement
III. lust. az the city hall Yesterday
morning. The court uf inquiry was
held as n result of complaints coming
To- the ciiy officials relative to in1bil.
hy To secure telephone and to ascor.
tain. for public information. from the
telephone officials why the company
h unable Ia install additional instru.
ments Immediately upon request uf a
prospective subscriber. Mayor Marrs
nl'o explained that the court was he.
INK held io show the public that the
city officials were not d,telict IN their
duties and az the same time 10 give
III. telcphon. officials opportunity To
explain conditions under which they
are operating
Waiting List Large.
amarillo has large waiting list ON
telephones and has had FOR the last
iva en- three years Mr. ilill told tho
court In answer Ia u question relative
Ia that phase ui tn" cumpany's husl.
ness. lie said that he latest report lie
I'D was that the number WAS suui-.
what In excess of goo when hc assum.
81 his duties here the latter part Of
December.
Mr.. hill testified further that IN.
present system was being run Ia It's
limit and that only ten to twelve lines
are vacant ~ any one time. although
he did report that temporarily the
number had reached as high ~ 40 lie
was questioned extensively l,y cay NJ.
torncy Vest about the equipment and
service. and testified that only twelve
mare telephones could u" handled
with the present. equipment ~ switch
hazard. he estimated that two 90 six
months would hn required tn insilh
the switchhnlIds after they H1iNv..
When asked about the extension 81 -.
hloS he estimated that ftum 80 Ia 10
DAYS would be- Required IN which tn
lut them up.
Mr. rIdl amt g.. &. Hak,r district
rl.ht ,hi.f. sad that ~, rr,s'ut switch.
huirds would hold . in0 lines hut that
~. number uf stations was h. excess
81 this UB I,,lunt 1t extensions .tuu
p,r'v lines
.\>krd lbOui New phonsS.
Mr.. I'll, was questioned Ji l'E"ih lu
rhrlrd in npiho.ls hy witch tlrphun,
N,rr assigned tn subscribers "" ril
tlot - waiting list was made and ii,t
absolutely ne discrimination WAS m'd..
although ct.ctis w"r, made tu giNv t'l'.
phpn. connections a. iui, XIV ~ possible
H. business fhms lie said this pul.,y
Wa followed ~ all cities
IT, alsp added that Culiom'fS w'r"
tnlf the Reasons why connections could
not De- r,ttl, IT,, WAS asked ht CONT
missioner Trnl,rL'r - state ID there hui
been ANY undue pressure mnueht unon
him tu g,t telephones. Mt. llill sid
r..n Mr. TrIinp.i htd been tu him Ia
regard to Vciting a uleph"n" Installed
Ter q friend Nj. Trnlingpr had done 'hiG
at thu rrul,si of "a business m.in Who
wno qnNi.u- H. got a telephone. hut 50
fnr rs Mt. IIill rccollecls even this
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11

Dit0Ck-The bWiy - N-whal
Erock WIS shipped over the SAINT, i'r
Yesterday at noon ior ltStoH. Mass.
hy ihn Griggs Undertaking company.
II was accompanied by Miles h"ins
and viii he uiet AZ Chiragu hN the
father. George D. I,rock. Bos,oi.
banker. Brock Tas killed by lightning
while riding n ho'sc three miles north
~ the Canadian river last "Wednesday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11

LII TT-TTTfT[H
rc,rutlt. Leo Esilr.ts :-.;e:~n
gincgF. reported upon hiH feturn.
snid that Whenever the Sonn maj
gets back a. normal. counties Win Z
be- asked Ia dispose az the BOMBS.
Recent heavy rains that have "a
all the way from Amarillo 20 Wicl
Fallr on the tuluado-4 thee
Highway have pat the rnatis IN
shaIe. Mr.. EhlInger reporfs. ana
nrohally will he with difficulty
they can be Travelled within tho d
two or three days
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
WILL NOT DISPOSE
OF BONDS At Loss

County officials win not bc urged To
dispnsc of Rad bonds al n lisrount w
"rdtr lo take advantage ~ offers ~
state and fedora aid. Il was decided at
, meeting ~ members ~ the State
Highway Commission held nt Asstin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
iiuildinE PRINT issued.

\ huild,ng p'smit was issued yesior.
,l'y Ia cav Engineer " u. Jones a.
MI sarah Ctmpl' u fm IA" corsirn,.
tim 81 q tan" residence o. ru.t slIU0
ai :i0 Madison Madison Street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
CounlN Cnurt Adimrn.

County Count was adimrned y,.s,or
day i"r the remainder ~ the week and
IA" ilry Ill mn 81 Nu casrs were taken
lfii ~ terdlY in0rung
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
VENARLE IS REPORTED
TO SHOW IMPROVEMENT

Howard vcnnhlc. who was seriously
injured ~ an automobile accident
Thursday aftrnsn. wns reported last
night to be- slightly improved The NJ.
t.nding physician r,id that while little
Improvement had hecn shown. he he.
licv'1 the patient was cut of danger.
Mrs. W. Y. Rnsmell who va,
knork.d unconscious when the ear si,s
occupied was struck h- venaldr's car.
was sufficiently WruN,rcd yesterday
la leave the gaitarinm. She was
bruised about the head ana received
nihcr minor injuries.
- - -
llalos about the sun and moon arr
caused hy DROPS ~ water IN dense
elail,lx
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
En,xcIs wErR,rm. {

ERtNCIs wEifitTii. fort
L man NJ Geodrich Rubber q
Akron. Ohio. who declares he h
improved No since taking Tsnia
that no enr would eer take him
be the same man. Says be EaIns
fourteen pounds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11

H"'tnans are making the s,ins II
,usages oui "g siik. 10 give them snl
idiiy and elasticity.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
iariy was sti'i without q phone.
DENIES bribery in~inuation.

Orntrs UrtherN fn~inuattnn.
Nj. liili -uphatioilly denied that any
psayDr could uff'r briisH and g"t t"le
phmne connections mad" puiek'r than
he cuuLi oihsr'visr lie also urged that
any person i'll uf ANY instances rnin-
ing 10 lisht IN rcea'd e. m" subject.
decl1r'up TINT auN cmplr,. that had
d'nc 80 would De- Immediately dis
charged
Havor Mars askcd NJ lIill % @ wao
true tha' th" hanks had not rnd"avHrrd
,u hrinr pressure tu haN" t-l-pnunes
inrialhl ftr friend, Mr.. ilill recalled
au insa1," whrrc h" was urged to IN
stall u telephone to. : q. Buriinc In
The rear - the civ National i.ank. A.
thr hrildlnr YVES iuG 1'r,fs the alley
fam ihr trl'phon, buiidinL. line VS.
run th'fc. cuGh'ihI the connection e.
be- mad. without great incunNcniunr-.
nd vi l,l,i
Gnlrle Asks ibaui Deposits.
J. %. Gui'i,c asked sir. liiil one gu"s
'l"1 in REGARD tp huw many mak" H..
pO sits with ihrir applications ,ur tele.
phoprs Nj llill said that ~ mtcf-
orr" we shown a. applicants whether
thry made DEPOSITS 80 not un account
II th"h having To- wait So long FREE
items are Lascd upnn the fuih,ss III The
lines In he s,ciion ~ the city IN which
applications Ter telephones are made,
rd NJ. IAN
Mr. lii',,r. plant superintendent. said
that he had lcrn here nearly three
wears. and that b. WAS In charge of
Gems .iuVtiuu W'Ik ana maintenance ct
plant IT, 'rid thai inability to get
"puipalcit htd even hnnp'I "d rc'tiii
wp'r much ir.r g"ing ahead with tu'
lru',mcnts. H. faid there was NJ ac.
tiV, vDn. ttu,tiun Vuk iuiug ahead Now.
Chit Operator 0ne,iioned.
Miss Ednl Hickey. ,hi"i operator.
told the court ut inquiry inst h"r WWt
vae primarily with SrNIU" She said
thai th,fc MaF 20 ihht.g, e.. help lur q
time h".uUr IA, rates. WEI" raised hui
that any diificulilrH iu fntN !'r uuW were
t.,fs Il iy 'mpluy's nj fuii.ri'nly
uiinoi
Thr court 81 inquiry was cuntinuea
f,i about am huut iu th" aticrnunn.
when Dick lIodrick was questioned
relative To- q "brils" alleged tn have
i~.rr uail Icy him to an cmpluye a.
the telephone company In the lnsia.
htiun U trl'phui, 80 uis "fli"a. lie
testified. ul'rn hoir. questioned ~
both the mayor aud Mr. llill that
when his Telephone WAS Installed he
hld made on 'wpluvc ~ the company
present ui huE If cigars hut thar
he had not even intimai"d his II.
t,ntiuns ui making anyone a prescn,
II any Kind before he secured phone.
Ne explained that the box was not IT,.
tended a. . birth, and only us On ex.
precision uf his thanks tn the company
az N.N.fahnm. hu.N l...Fs ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
Hose for the Whole Fam
ily ut Reduced Prices

Special Eelw'liac "a 'vry department
~tas" DIS MT D. irii fhll description
ne allow = mll quotation e pri''s
only tn, very bet lives Hrt h1n I'D 90
this stnrr. a1d wl'ihri " - Suk 90
i,slc von can d,'s nd oai o. v,gtinv puii.
~. AID ~, in'r &. luoth'r Item that
yoD should nut ,V,lio,h
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-01

fNAsssss, c-vs rsrs~w-s.: s~rvsr<i
II Is singular fact thai while
we have na0re fsncey r0w Ia
sight than ever hesores We are
likely 70 have less re4d wo<k d0Ee.
Esc~pg IN fsw p22c@s ik~ rSst hssis
wtIl nNs a~ Considered for several
rs&scGS
In the nrss place the cost Per mile
~ reAEt0rr~A e0nerege rv&1s has
nesssy Eo0b1ed and there are very
E~w s0nlr1cEogs who are wtlslnx ~
gsessie the tOb * any price % se>
gS<nE a. Eks uncertainty q lzhar and
materials
IL behQ.sves Us thsEesorr.~ says
Mr.. FrAnk Bzarkes. V. z. American
Sseel a Wire Co. thar We make
S5zns 6e1aise pan 10 keep srcA
EVs1s IS we have. n IS goed repair
rs possible. X has h~A~n SsEcesged
ia various plsess th&s IN addition 10
the paid y@frplEasn. each sfreteh
~ rCad under eexs tsgaiton sn0als
1aye Fu&1 e,1u uaslgse 10 te EacgaAiy
gssses-sstle f0r tsse .raSeOyem~zi srd