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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-21

An Italian Savant. as a result Of
Investigating 24,52% cases, exclusive Of
contagious diseases. has concluded
TINT %morhidity is least in the windy
periods, especially IN winter, when the
highest m0rp!dity accompanies Pc
RODS Of clnrdf slles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-21
FINDS CENSUS E

Roundsman William Calvin picked
up three 1920 census sheets in the
snow at che corner of tombstone street
and Hall venue yesterday, The
name of the worker is not on the
sheets, but the names of the people
registered take in Broad street, part
of Washington and some Of State
street. The sheets can be secured by
calling at polise headquarters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-21
Fjotsasn and Jetsam.

These are the names given In Eng.
fish law to goods lost at sea. FlotsGm
Is defined as where the goods con
tiuue swimming on the surface of the
waves and the term jetsam is applied
to goods which are cast into the sea
and wh3nH ~','- ~ ~nr1nin rrdar water.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-21
Place Ashes on ley Sidewalks

The police department are notify
ing all residents here, in the residen-
tial as we'll as business section of
the city, to place ashes, sand or saw
dust upon the slippery sidewalks in
order that the danger OF falls with
resultant injuries might be eliminate
ed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-21
sent by the dopartment.

kept by the department.
jacob Astrin of 221 New Bruins
wick avenue, has purchased the in
terest OF Meyer Katz in the Perth AM
boy Tobacco and Confectionery Com
pany. Astrin and Katz We're formerly
running the business under a partner
ship agreement.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-21
Story of the Emerald,

The emerald has been known since
early times, both In Europe and in
certain Parts of the Orient. Its name
may be traced back to an old word
which appeared in Greek as smarag-
dos. mentioned by Theprastus three
hundred years before the Christian
era.
Opt'nist ard Conservative.
Although n conservative Is not NEG
easaYily al optimist. | think an opt!m.
list is pretty likely TO be q conserva-
tive.-Henry James.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-21

BROADCLOTH COAT like new: reason
able; also baby. carriage. 406 WASH
ington.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-21

1 ROOMS with improvements. Inquire
Margolis Grocery Store. Cor. Fayefte
and Oak SITS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-21

AFTER ALTERATIONS VIII open up a
butter and egg store; full line Of Jew
ish delicatessen 1873 Lewis St, Cor.
Catalpa Ave.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-21

PIANO BOX-Call Thursday, 1873 Brlgh-
ton Ave.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-21

GROOM fiat. steam heat, j~anitor serv-
ice, hot water all year round; Convery
Apt, 500 High. Inquire EOS New
Brunswick Ave.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-21

SPACE In barber shop for hat cleaning
and bootblack parlor. 479 State st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-21

YOUNG MEN for Railway Mail Clerks,
S110. month. Experience Unnecessary.
For free particulars examinations,
write ]. Leonard. (former Govern
ment E~xaminer) 956 Equitable Bldg,
Washington.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-21
Wool ard Fibre Rugs One Third Off

sxs IT. Women fbrs Rugs, special. 1890.
YISx1O/s II. Woven fbre Rugs, special ....'
sxia It. Woven fibre Rugs, special........'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-21

Included in this offer are a number OF Deltor Rugs. which are
slightly shop worn and are offered to you at esq than one-nef
their regular prices.
Genuine Grass Rugs, size 9x12 it,, Very Special .....Sl1'fo
Genuine Grass Rugs, size 8x10 #, Very Special 800. $40
Genuine Grass Rugs, size 4/6x6/6 #, Very Special. 2sS
Deltox Slightly imperfect) 9x12 #, Very Special 80. ITO
Detox Rugs Slightly imperfect) 8x10, Very Special. $40
Dehox Rugs Slightly imperfect) 6x9, Very Special. 400 :
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-21

GIRL for general homework; good
home, good pay; no washing. Call
1913 state st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-21
Duplex Stair Carpet, Per Yard &c

An inexpensive covering for your stairs Made OF hard tested
chr. ~ .sysrsI pretty effects. Duplex Ssr Carpet can D % USED IN
hh ~ saar ~ inches wids. and guaranteed fast eolora
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-21

YOUNG GIRL to assist with housework.
1877 Madison Ave.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-29
General Motors
Enters Field of
Auto Insurance

The General Motors Corporation, the
giant figure Of the automotive industry.
ds now writing automobile insurance.
It's plans have not yet been fully re-
rveaied. but It is known that the COM
The entrance Of the General Motors
Corporation into the field Of under
writing is believed to be associated
Eith the. discomfort existing in parts
the industry with the prevailing
Males OF rates for automobile insur-
Zee, particularly against the hazards
fire.
The corporation has established ar
insurance department, which is formu.
lating the insurance program of the in.
stitution. Thus far the chief work ha.
been that of insuring cars manufac
tured by the various subsidiaries ot
the corporation which have been sole
10 individuals on time.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-29
Sensational Rally
In Cotton Market
Puts July Higher
Contracts Up $50 Points
Over Saturdays Close,
in REIMBURSEMENT of Spot
and Southern Quotations

A sensational rebound in the price
of July contracts was the dominating
feature in the cotton market yesterday.
So far as local brokers could see there
was no change in the favorable aver
age of the crop news and no improve
ment in reports from the textile trade.
1t appeared, however, that the break
of last week had carried prices too
far below parity with middling quo
tations in the South, and when ~the
circulation of a few July notices
failed to bring out any liquidation of
consequence yesterday morning shorts
attempted to cover. Liverpool and
domestic trade interests were con-
sidered the big buyers of July on the
advance from 36.10c to 37.70c, or $50
points above the close of Saturday and
220 points above the low level of last
Friday morning. July closed at 37.60c,
with the general list closing firm at
net advance of 40 to lao points.
The market opened steady at an
advance of 6 to Is points in response
to hig-..r Liverpool cables, which were
accompanied by reports of Manchester
and Continental buying. Because of
favorable weather in the South over
Sunday and rports of increasing cur
tailment in textile mills prices soon
turned easier, with active months SELL
ing about to 10 points net lower dur
ing the early trading. But the failure
Of July notices, estimated at about
600 bales, to make any impression and
the trade buying of the near month
soon turned the market firmer Some
of the July buyers were sellers of
October but the strength of the matur
ing position stimulated covering by
Wall Street or local shorts and the
new crop positions showed net ad
vances of 40 to Sc points in the late
trading.
Two more private crop reports were
published, both of them being closely
in line with those issued last week.
One of them made the condition I'll
and the other 7O.6, with both pointing
to a decrease of 2 per cent in acreage.
Reports from New Bedford indicated
some curtalment in the yarn depart
ments of cotton mills at that center.
Southern spot markets as officially re-
ported were unchanged to 100 points
higher, middling quotations ranging
from about 38.75c to 41.50c.
The local market for spot cotton
was steady and SO points higher at
3875c for middling; no sales were re-
ported.
The range of prices follows
New-York tribune., 1920-06-29
range Of prices follows:
Sugar and Coffee


Sugar. granulated. lb.-..22 @24 90
Coffee Rio No. 7........14N .23
Coffee. Santos, No. .22Fs @ 7s .2sA q 20
Sugnr-About the only business reported
In raw sugar Yesterday a sale of3 900
bags san Domingo at 17c c i atioat to a
local rehner. this being the equivalent of
Is .26c duty paid Centrifs, Porto Ricos
could probably be bought at 1s.Slc c i +
nnd cubas available at 17Nc cost and
freight. with local buyers at Nc lower.
Tho market for refined sugar was quiet
and unehangsd, The demand for ship
ment sugar stif nnds ready demand
Coffee Futurss-The early official cables
showed very weak market in Santos
with decline 81 700 to IT'S rea In futures
there. and ths caused a break OF 10 to AZ
points In the local market on the call
During the morning July held relatively
atcndy around 400. with the bears con
nning their interests to --depre essing the
later deliveries, with tho result that rnai
prtces were 80 10 so points net tower
September ao,d down 10 iasl6 and De.
cembe to 1920 One OF tl comments
New-York tribune., 1920-06-29

heard the break in Santos futures
after special cable had reported another
break there of 100 to 800 reis was to the
effect that there should be a readjust-
ment OF the parity between Santos and
mild grades.
Santos it was claimed, has had the aid
or the government for the last three or
four years, which has helped maintain
hctitious values 1t was believed in some
quarters that Santos futures had sold off
under orders from the New York market.
The break here yesterday carried prices
we'll over lc per pound below the prices
on June ! last. Firm offers in the cost
and freight market lower and the
local spot market reported neglected
demand from the interior.
The range of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-06-29
41c: packing stock, current make lowe

tsl''N' y . . "a f'N
Cheese-Receipts. 2.l22 boxes. s9;s s,a.s'
whole milk, fresh flats. colored or VIE VIE
=. = u2hc, average run, colored OF nrs ns
26 q 27c; lower grades. 2Og 25c: '%1.as. r,,n.
fresh specials, 27e,27i7c, average sss'
white or colored. 20 a IS iac: lower lmSsc;
20 25c; Young Americas, 81 2 S,nsik.
Daisies. 29430c: Wisconsin. wnois fi. 4isc:
held. twins - a 29c: fresh. 2s12 e.
single Daisies. fresh. q y e 2Sc: heisi: c:
29itc; double Daisies. fresh. Z. = q -ffr-sh
held. 25G 2Qc. fresh. 81 a 81 = isa
specials. lsia a lee: prime 10 choice ,awsr
17iac; fair 10 good. l2g 1870
grades. 3 q l0c. .ss
Eggs-Receipts were 1882 cases. E,tr, sT;rs
gathered extras. per dozen, - {, sees > n i5e:
firsts. 46Q4si2c; frsts, graded 5s& .es;
dirties, No j, special package; $50 ssssdi and
regular package. 34Q35c NO. .,nolce
poorer. 26Q33c. checks. fair TO and
dry S0@S4c: State. Pennsylvania "sx.sas,
nearby Western hennery whites, Fgie
56 q 5sc: extra 1irsts. So q 5ac; hcsss -. mn
53c; firsts TO extra iirsts Oh y. s~sitea.
der grades. 46 q soc; Pacific Coast, ssr.
extras. SC a SIC. whites, extra M ,s = see:
nrsss. 81 q 5Sc: under grades. ~ sssash-
small, 3S Gp42c: other Western anu state.
ern. gathered whites. ~ oec. ssrnsrs
Pennsylvania and nearby Western .r,ixea
browns. extras. SO q SAC. brown any easIyc.
colors, gathered. graded extras.
firsts TO extra firsts, <s@fSxc
New-York tribune., 1920-06-29
WY. - ID Sc
Wireless To Link British EnnphS

The Marconi Wireless Company te
poses TO the British governmen,s.
erect wireless stations IN rns.r; rnsFs;ra.
Egypt. India. East Africa, South na; nsaa;e..
West Africa, Canada. West ia. shus
Straits Settlements and Austrails' .,.;ss.. IRA.
linking the whole empire IN one 80
less chain.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-29

and min the grain markets. Buyers were
agair inclined to be cautious. however,
and there was a good deal OF switching
from July to the later months.
The late decline in lard caused a partial
reaction from the top but flnal quotations
showed net gains for the day OF to 20
points while total sales were $1,000 barrels
The range Of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-06-29
The range of prices follows:
Fridays S
Butter. Cheese and Eggs

Rnfter--Rerasrrr wa-A knas nar,ropcs
Creamery, higher than extras. H.. 581a de
SOC; extras. 92 score bec: frsts. 90 ard
81 score. 566p5sc, IS to SO seoxe sew 10
SIC; seconds SO to 81 score. 4bsp arc:
lower grndes, <aaa44c: unsaited higher
than extras. s2h q sac; extras al Qp62c:
frs;s. 55ar Nc seconds. 4a@54c; state
dairy. tubs. finest. a7 a bSc; good to prime
b3 q b6c: common to fair, a4Gf sec; renovated
extras. 500 Gblc: hrsts. ssGpa9c; ladies'. cur
rent make frsts saGssc; seconds. AIn@
current make, No L 4aMlaisc. No a
New-York tribune., 1920-06-29
COTTON STATISTICS

Liverpool cables--Spot cotton dull at
point decline, with middling quoted at
26.37d. Imports 1000; American, 5000.
Sales. 5000; American, 1000. Futures
opened steady, unchanged to 10 points
higher. Closed steady at a net advance
of 3 to 2G points IVY 2597d; October.
March, 2O.4Sd. Manchester: Yarns dull
and irregular; cloths very dull.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-29
German Internal Bonds
o'ed in dollars per 900 marks
u. s. Buys More Silvc,

WASHINGTON, Juno 2s.-purchasc
OF 100000 ounces Of silver at 81 an
ounce for delivery at Philadelphia was
snnevnesd to-day by the Director Of
New-York tribune., 1920-06-29

Southern Spot Markets : GaIveston
steady 25 points higher at 3S.75c; sales.
l6l bales. New Orleans quiet, unchanged
at 39.75c; sales 1S4 bales. Mobile quiet,
unchanged at 80 25c sales, bales say
annah quiet, unchanged at SOC; sales,
nil. Baltimore nominal, unchanged at
40 soc: sales nil. Augusta quiet. un-
changed at 41c; sales. nil. St. Louis
steady. unchanged at 40c; sales. 90 bales
Houston quiet, rs higher at 80 25c; sales
1877 bales. Little Rock quiet 80 higher
at 40c; sales, nil. Dallas steady, 1O0
points higher at 39.35c; sales, $50 bales.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-29
Bonds

Sales (000 omitted). Open. High. Low. Last.
81 ~Am T&T Gs '22 92 90 Ola 9lia
X fAllied Pack 6s.. q 7115 70A 7lla
tAm T&T 1924. 93h 93al 93l. 93&.
20 San A 7ias l.. 9ats $685. 99hs g95s
*Belg GVt 6s II. IS Ia sSia 9S1s 9Sis
~ ~ %G0 os l925 9i-- 81 a2ii o3i2
~ c NV re 30 wi p9%s 91A 9D3s 9934
@ IONS TEX ia W 92 90 % %
90 "FrencL s,..... 50 80 10 80
100 "do IS. .... 73 "a * ~
Gvt OF SWed Gs. $50 sbs s5B SSH
iHtcr X L 49,. 70 4 704 70 70
% ,Nt nehh Copper Is. 02A 934 G2A 9294
1oG ~ 70 '|o notes 999s 99M 99sa 9o9a
w stehhh ...,..... s
west Elect Is. 1s 0SEA gSM 9Ssa
New-York tribune., 1920-06-29
Livestock, Meats. Provisions
Live steers, fair I,

law StccsS, EMIT u
prime. 100 lbs.
ID re 3 . 9 d beef,
sides. in~...... .
Live veal. com :
mon 20 prime,
100 lbs. ......
ID e So o q veal,
city. ib.....
Live ewes. 100
lbs 49,.
Dressed mutton,
city. ID. 49,.
Live lambs, fair
N prime. 100
lbs. amman.
Dressed ] a m b n,
city. ID. .....
Bbzs, 100 lbs
ID + e X . e II hogs,
Sassyn. ID,
Ness porjs. bbi
Nssz bsef. bbI
Lard, ~ d q 1 o
urnWMsssbysa2 1Bsb
New-York tribune., 1920-06-29
Pittsburgh

10 Am w G Mch. .11o 10 10 10
2540 Ark Nat Gas. 1914 l2h 1lI IL
rs Barnsdan CpA 40T 40s4 40M 4oN
10 do j.. ........ 80 80 80 80
200 Guffey- -Gillesp &c 26 2s 20
100 Ind Brewing. 3
$50 Lone Star Gas. 2s rs 26 e6
19so MaTland Ref. .4% AZ Az 4%
so a. Enia Mlfs ~ r.. q ~ H.. 6@ 81 52% 52A
B010 Pitts Oh 8s G.. lax lbN 14M 1EM
10 Union Nat Gas12l 12l 1el 1sI
1lo West Air Bike. 1861 1864 los los
New-York tribune., 1920-06-29
Philadelphia
Bonds

81 900 Il e. P TT 49,. 54 81 "a Sd
1000 I.ehigh V os.. s2A s2a s2a saN
5000 Nat Co 4-6s. 3ia az az 3ih
1000 Phila LIST bs S2h S2k 82ls s2i5
1000 SPAN Iron 6s 98ix 9Sl2 98Ea 9S II
New-York tribune., 1920-06-29
Miscellaneous Mark e is
Security, rate, due.
New York State Bonds

Issued in coupon and registered form,
not interchangeable. Coupon bonds regis
<ar
New-York tribune., 1920-06-29
Markets in Other Cities
Curb Market
Continued from preceding page)

CONTINUED from preceding pase)
Sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
zoo "Willys Corp: 1914 ll99h 1874 aa99'a
100 *Wood / & St 50H 503 SOFA 6012
Standard Oils
500 *Anglo-Am Oil "a "a 23la "a
rs O of n Y. 3S5 3S5 385
New-York tribune., 1920-06-29
Chicago
Bonds
Detroit

$1,000 Oh Ry sr B IS 35 IS 35 35
1000 Sou Sd Ell 4ks 6Shs 631a 63h 63h
New-York tribune., 1920-06-29
Trust and Surety COMPANIES
Inxuranca Commander

fSee New York Title and MortEaEe.
tIncludes American Trust Comy
Rt0CkH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
SEND TENNESSEE
|. PROTEST AGAINST
VOTE on SUFFRAGE
MAJORITY OF NORTH CAROLINA
I.rt.isI.iTORs SI.N PETITION
AGAINST MOVE.

RALEIGH. y. G.. August ii.-SiNty'
three II the one hundred and twenty
members 81 the lower house ~ the
North Cnrlunn legislature tonight sent
a telegram tn ~" Tcnncssec lsSis iiure
assuring that body that North Carolina
~! rot intify the federal suffrage
y i,ndmrlt and asking that the meas.
ne be- Not forced upon the people VI
Noiih Carolina by Tenneycc.
~ the siNty.thrcc Signers - the tele'
r.rm In the house vote IN accord with
their expressed views. the amendment
viii be- defeated In the house by six
votes Harry y Gricr aud Lindsay
Warren. anti leaders In the hOuse and
senate respectively. tonight claimed
our additional votes In the lower house
against ratification, all uf whom are cS
,prrtd to arrive IN Raleigh before the
| fight begins On the strength ~ the
signatures tn the telegram io Tenres
lscc. ntiamondmcnt leaders tonight
, ~, med that "finis had bech written a.
the federal amendment fight m NHti
/ 1r1 uiina
rhe suffngists appeared i0 u" Ihd's
! .uri ,d lunking Ter pr.Hfui fruh ~
iunn .,.uf,rr tu overcome th" aiunr"nl
! o. al uf tho Cd ~ and dct lnr, ! in"y tX
i.rt a. }. n,ndmcnt tn d" int'hd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
ROOSEVELT OPENS NATIONAL FIGHT
TRADE TRIP Big SUCCESS
DECLARE ALL TAKING PART:
SAY time WAS WELL SPENT

The three excursion Of the Amarillo Trade Extension
League sgpudd last night o'clock when the
special Amarillo the Santa Fe from the SOUTH The
points visited the last day Of the trip Panvie Lockney
Foydads Kre Tua Happy and Canyon where the trade
gels made personal calls the merchants in their particular
lines of business and the nvincbe Amarillo band gave
best
Not person who made the trip would dare say
from every point Of vew The business Of Anna
ro have well spent three days Of their time visit those in other
Panhandle towns in businesses like natures and feeling Of fe
lOwhp has been caused prevail territory by the
excursion that aong the lines Of the Santa Fe from Amarillo
to Clovis thence south to Lubbock and Sston the Crosbyton
Lamess and Foydada branches and the main line from Saon
Amarillo, the train stopping every point along the route
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
Polish Delegates Stay
at Mir,k Where Peace
Negotiations Planned

WAl,SAW Aug. ~ Polish drl"gairs
have not lrft fur Miusk where nm ~
misiicr meeting was to have been held
today un account uf the failure uf III"
Russian soviet government To reply to
the Polish unto IT August : relative tu
nrmlFtirc p"h p"1rc terms
l,u'sinn delegates however arrived nt
the Polish advanced p,si ut the appoint
cd time t. await the Polish delegates.
Prince Sapicha. the Polish foreign
minister. has sent nm uiiivrr Ia ~"
lnlshc,ili lines tu determine the arms.
iirc situation II II Is nsc-riaincd that
the soviet government II willing T. con.
duct negotiations on the hrsis NJ The
Polish net" II August .. a Polish dcl"'
CATION viii be- Srnt tn Minsk.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
Striking Denver Car
Workers Vote Against
Calling off Walk-out
yA-isiedr rr-

DENVER Aug il.-Sirkiur riu.
uit.rs 90 the h,Htsf tfHmwHN DuWpIr"
voted go tn 80 against cillinr ~ their
.f.I., Hud returning o. work under con.
d.f.lrs nimsd D., the company follow
irr s ,uufsfenrr With Major General
ti.a.f YESTERDAY The vote was taken
sf . m.sfirr late Yesterday
a. Inti a. a. 1tlluu. commanding Wil'
r.I. fHt,r- ,tIl,d fu nrntrr following
-i.fs growing uut ~ m" strike uf sire Z
.ii men. announced to'iay that trtor-
u uld hr h~id in Denver until street
rtrs we're i'lng operated hy Denver
mem and the strike breakers sent oct
nf the rita.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
Cox Will Make His
First Speech Today
at Camp Perry, Ohio
~ NssoclHicd Press

~ Nsocnird Press
Cui.' NhiS ohio. Aug li..-j l"cr'
1u' ~ ''un here TODAY from lVi,r
nii AIMED the Address h "i,l make
h'r - ,'y,w NJ Camp pcir'.. ~ o. H."
lir.t sis't'l, e the Drmucri'i ~ .sld'"
tii ,,It d'tc In the nation ,t'l, q, ~
,,sn n h1s decided tn pif"!"
GN ~ OK tudn rctyoiV w'd hy
'U,i. dillrr" telephone frp juv 'r iOi
l,nl rt Tennessee that n hrr arcd
l,,, !r,,uc "A the Tonucss lcvi.l'tI'f
", III rii.N the federal woman g
fiHgr amendment
Governor Roberts Sid u favorable
vote IN both branches uf IN" lvgislntur,
next Friday was IN prospect.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
Willis Ieads for senate.

Fumrr Governor Frank u Willis was
leading Walter y Brown ~ Toledo. for.
m.r state Progressive leader by 3s.ooo
votes Tor the Republican nomination for
Initrd States senator an returns from
mue thtn five.slxths ~ the state.
Tn. ,lus'st ~ the important races M.
psarod O. be- for the Democratic nom.
inati0n fur United States senator. In
vhirh " 4 Julian ~ Cincinnati was
leading Judge A y O'Neil q Akron.
hv only s7q votes on returns from
more than { zoo PRECINCTS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
CIRNWN IEiIS IOR
ARk ANSiS SENiTOI,Siiir

NH NHHfif hfau iffHs
LITTLE gprK. An. Aug ii-T1,
final tihIlttuu hy the Arkansas
Gssstt, of unofficial returns fium Tues
dty- dtmw.rlti, state primary gave th.
follow Ing tutai.. fr senator Cauwh,
-nss1 kifiN fi.lts Fm governor AZ
tlt 3t3i-. Powell sa7ss. Trral sHs2i
TTutd itHli. illynie asst Walsh .
sss Riggs $50. Siroupc i53q. Wells
fuH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
Villa to Show Nation
"He Can Build as Well
as Destroy" He Says

MEXICO CiTY. Aug ~ -frnnci-cu
Villa the bandit leader. and his follow
ors Will shoN the MrNiDn nation that
they mn "huild ~ well as destroy
according a. q manifesto signed hy
Villa and hls officers. the t'Nt ~ which
Wps received hy T.. Universal to-day
frnm ~ correspondent ai Tlnhuilu.
stat, Il Durungu The manifesto praises
tho "guud faith honor and patriotism
OFF the regime ~ Provisional President
d. o. Iu,rta. The correspondent stat I,
the document probably would hc pub
I,t II Al.lftts Hf, o. hp mustered out
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
SineIam Ipcelarrs Dividends.

W. N"srf fthtsN iI'.h
N.N Yulsk. Aug 1.-The directors
.,f thr Sinclair Consolidated oil corpora.
uYr hat, DECLARED au initial punrieriN
dividend - - share. con preferred
stock payable August o..
THIS HuJk was recently issued in "a
chang, Ter its o.. percent convertible
rtid notes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
Prnircied Ilnnker.

~. asserted that his sentence for for
gerry resulted from HIS assuming the
blame for crime committed bN q
Oanker In Montreal. by whom he had
been employed and who had fled io
Mexico,
Il am not trying "a posse ~ hero
he added. ~ Ia the smuggling incid"n,
ponNl declared That h. lid no, snugElc
italians into this country,
within ten dovs ~ my relrasr from.
Nontr nj prlrun." h. said II was asked
10 escort five Italians into the United
states lid not smugglc them In.
Il the border uprninly ana was
alaccd Immediately under arrest"
lie said hc hnd not previously mndc
ynnwn these incidents IN his car"cr h"'
nauso hc felt thnt the past had very
ilttl" bearing on the present situation
"If I made n mistake. ! paid fot ~
ho stid ~ had every reason to hcli"V"
,hnt socictv owed me another chnnc" y
ponzi In later statement. reiterated
ircVlnus assertions thnt hc wns solvent
md could my ~ notes outstanding
,ysinst him NJ result - hts on"r1tirn
Il the ccurltlrs Exchange Cnmanv "
vas IN. lnreo business d"r" hv this
,nmnanv which offered to iav fifiV p"r
.rnt lnt,rrsi In ninctv dl"s un all leans,
md witch In fict r"A"cm"d many notes
,t that interest IN 4 dnVs th't r"~"l' "
IN tho Investigation now IN rrugi css bv
',.lrrnl nnd stqi" auth"riii.s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
Harding Flaw Goll.

w NH'ufhhd Itcss'
MARION. Aug senator Harding
had only u few appointments today
mus, uf the dnv hving reserved f"r pci
"unnl AMI family matters. Clearing hi
desk rurlN the senator l"ft Tor Cnlun
bus shortly after uuun 10y motor fur O
game pf golf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
WEATHER
Humidity Data.

Fur.sast fw Amarillo and vicinity
Thu sday probably showers
West Texas Thursday probably
showers In n~th and west puiuun. Ftl.
,lsy probably lurai showers.