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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10
MOTION PICTURE
PROPOSITION IS
MADE BY BARTON
nECLAiliS si,iOO NEEDED u,
MAkE TWO.llsiiL nm
iiillE

IN u letter received Yesterday by
the Hoard Ut Cliy Development, -,
y llaftun, Ronrral mnnnRci 81 'ho
superior Arl Producers " nan An'
tonic, Tclnp, outlines doflglicly The
proposition Of that concern 10 o0mu
10 Amarillo and mako n lwt.iocl
moving picture nnd later 10 ohnh'
llth the headquarters OF that con-
corn lNre
Mr. nnnon states that II was
found by the representatives 81 hli
company that tho natural 'ccncry IN
and around Amarillo " especially
rood for The mnkinr VI moving Pic
tucs and ma, IN this section. " tha
tlale more photographic light u NJ
lordcd In the day, therefore giving
longer day In which 10 work II
was for this reason, he snid, that
hin company had decided 10 locale
here provided they Roi the proper
cnct uragemcn, from the citizens ~
Amarillo
In outlining The t'uoflu 10 he dn'
rived from the organization ~ \ mo-
lion picture producing '0mpany IN
imarlllo, Mr. nnrton said That thu
advertising 10 b. received wonfd hc
nnilOn.wlde, also that The operator
would take motion pictures fpi the
ralhc concern NJ al Happenings III
news IN this community
Speaking NJ thu organization NJ a
company he stated that the organ'
/ ircie would reiin fillV.One per conl
~ the aicck aud the balance would
he pu, on the markt, ~ local cill'
gop8,
II IL the desire at ~ nlri0n ~
receive The cooperation NJ the eltl'
! Y,As Ia the extent 20 Justify hlN COM
ranv 10 come here and make a two.
roel picture, usinR members ~ his
company ana u manner ~ local pVl
pie. About $4,000 viii be- needed NJ
make m, first picture l0r witch
about i've weeks tire will he reQlu'
ed, be- said, The picture after ~
produ,iin nNonld then b. shown "a
the local theatres for lwo M three
DAYS aud then ho placed on The mar
bot ter salp
Mr laIlOn eslimalrs thai lhg
Price such pl,lnle NuNlu hTlnu
/ would ho num tN,eOa a. tln,oNh
MY pnr cepl NJ Which would 90 I,
those AhN pW up lte ll,nNn Ton ll
pr0daeliun, apd the TvmalRlne lolll
tpr cent IA the gonpApy Va Nar
ton stated ihat lhe p,iw should b.
, flalted nol lalug lhAn AMI 'N, ~
the picture "a, eouptlN u mtklli
Ia preenl WI ee somplplpN AL luI
Nlll "a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10
DEEP RIVER JAZZ REVUE
BAND MAKES NIT At ELKs

Tho concert by the Donp River
Jnss Revue M the ElkH' Home laa'
nlaM vnH considered one ~ the mosi
~ '0.lhle ntci,hinnenia given IN
AMARILLO IN receuf years, Apprc, a.
iich NJ the coming Ol tho band Waa
,hown by the round Ter rDuni N
filled the auditorium or ball room Of
the building,
The hand gave concert lahlng
about an hour before the dancing
h0gnn All of the program wa IN.
f'rumental muAlt, no vocal nlmborr
bong given, In addition there were
several violin and horn solos, ro''
lowing tho eOnHsri daheine was en-
ioyod by several DON couples urtli
Into NJ night,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10
AMARILLO HIGH LOSES
GAME TO PlA|MV|EN

The Amarillo high school hasebl u
lonm met detect al the huhf ~ tho
plalnvlow hiatt school team yct,,f,
day afternoon In d game played ~
plninyicw, the final score belng :
10 4, according 10 Information reach
lng Amarillo last nlRhl.
The Amarillo team rot gonl
start by scoring two In the heconi
lnnlng, but not lnlll the sixth dld
they score again. when Two noro
wore made. The plnnylow boyh
scored one IN the second inning
lhfce In the third ono IN the fourth
ana three m both ,ho nth aad hlAla
7ho batteries for Anqrl,0 ~.r
rIylGr, blabeu aud A. illdaon, The
later relieving nlabeo IN ne sixth
iann,ng aud pitching alright bhll the
balance vi tho Eamr, hailurnu Ter
ilainylow were Mechanics ANA Tur-
.lHit
Il IN predicted that The Annfillo
laas Nill Mhae a siroah foho' bh' Y
s.r,c to-day Nllh urlsgs 10 lhN box
a,h Taylor foeelAing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10
MASONIC BANQUET.
TO Be FEATURED.
" | 7 \ ADDRESSES
IN. \. .. CALDWELL viii,
snl,NE ~ TUNsi MNTIn
on ONANSlON

one Of the mrN lulgoly attended
hanQuris ever Rlvtn IN Amarillo
win he the Masonic banquet prNl
Monday night NJ the Amarillo doiol,
according 10 u member nnl cllhn'
rlbem IN the matter of mlsihg 'h'
required funds Tor The construction
OF q Mpsonlc Temple m Amarillo
viii not be lackipg II " predicted
The arrangement, for the cc'ni'
Mon have been completed, ana u
number OF able aud prominent
Speakers Nro on the proglpm Anon (
them are Judgc y y, Willis q can
adam, who viii speak ON 'lrlllt
and furheluWs ana How 10 De II,
md rWnN Il, lNmlson, whose sub
Ioct will be- wen DO II ar ,lnN,"
pr n T. nronkf pastor or ~
nll street Methodist Church, VIII
ncak u nihc subject, "Am | NV
nrnlhrr'a Keeper, white "WaNt
and Means viii he the subject NJ u
practical talk nv y y, Durham lho
invocation VIII he ollortd Nv Rev.
4. &. Swman ~ the 81 Andrews
EPISCOPAL Church, and ~ ~ \
Caldwell win hp innslmn,,rr lcaNcH
orchestra viii furnish lha mu0lc ioI
the occasion
ncpnnlng Monday nighl u tNu
weeks campaign a. ,rhnds wa
! which ~ construct Masonic fcm'
pie In Amarillo VIII he started The
details and WORKING rlunn lo be- u,cd
IN The campaign VIII b. explained IN
full NJ the banquet u ~ The pM
pose ~ The Masonic lodge ~ erect a
magnificent building ON the lnl Al
The northeast corner oi lillmIl, nnd
l'ifih streets, 'whirl was nul,h us'd
Homo Years ago w the organization
Those who contemplate attending
lho banquet are urR,1 to r,HrtNe
! tickets ~ early - poIsihle Clihni
a. the National Hank NJ Commerce.
the Amarillo nanh aud trust Com
pany ar the First National napk
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10
THIRTY -FOUR N0WCEsLEAVE FOR
FT.WORTH FOR SHRINE CEREMONIAL

from wichita Fails who we're unable
10 attend Yesterday
II WA announced that q class Ol
ab0ul,lUO nOylrOa N expected 10 take
the shrine NJ Fort Worth today
Applications for reservations on
the special Pullman car were made
By the fOllowlngl
J w. creHaons, ! n, Funk o. II.
lloome, Harry l., llolllrier Y v,
WoOdmnnsco y A Hlmffor W e,
Hawkins, D. o, Allen, A. u ltron.
heck n w. WhllcOmh, n n, 0rlgnH,
n, q, Ferguson, nr u, N, puokoli,
! Adolnnn, A llOrRair0m, Less
Whitaker, ~ ~ pllimnn, Paul Her.
iInFer, u " burroughs Lester
lllnkemoro, y v, Damnll, W. A. Az.
kew, u, u, O'nr}anl, I n, Allard,
w Il Kaufman, and burton nonch
Men from other Panhandle towns
woro judge W II fwlng, Miami
g, Y locke, Miami, T. I Johnson
Canadian white \ Wooion Can.
Won, l., H. Foster, CANYON Charles
u, Moore, Canyon, w Crawford
rulla,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10
TESTIMONY UNFINISHED
IN MYERS, ET Al, CASE

In tue ease NJ Mrs. Ellen benson
W, W, e, Myers, ct AL, With went
L. trial In Justice G. q, Landia' court
yesterday morning, the testimony
wan not completed at ndiWrnmchl
last night The cas, viii be ngaln
taken up lhla morning aud u N be.
llcycd thnt II viii have been finished
before nighi
Thiu IN n emit on contract AMI Ter
DAMAGES, II IN alleged by the plain
Tits that w, &, Myers. !. y Pickle
and ". n Ctllts Formed thcmaclsop
Into the "Myera oil a uag Company
with the posltloh ~ president see
fciary.lroasufrr and anleh mnnasNl
respectively aud that they suld
hlocku NJ land In stephens county,
Okla, Bureelng 10 start drilling a
well within nlNtv dayh after the sale
~ block of land 10 the plaintiff
Fraudulent literature N alAo alleged
10 have been passed hy the defend
lnis IN selling the land.
THIS " one ~ . intier ~ = SUIT
flied IN The lutte, court against IN
defendants Nv e,usenn ~ Amarillo
The mhor 10 auiln We're Tiled hi
Mif Allie n llaVden, ". ", HAYDEN
a. N Hayden, 0e0rer Hayden, Her
aNaoa " " Campbell J \, le
den & NJ REYNOLDS " " ileydon
Houston raylnr " naHhel Ns
uinona Wagner ~ w. v " Powell
have NhodeH n A ule'n ahf fpu
nehsOn
W N Clary IA ATTORNEY lnr ll'
plaintiffs, aud 7 q unlske repre-
ienls the defendants
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10

ThlIly.four nOylooa and NJ least
Two ShrlnorH loft yesterday after
noon u 10 o'clock In n special Pull.
ninn an the Fort Worth aud Denver
train tor Fort Worth ~ attend tho
special Nhrlilo ceremonial IN be- cOn'
Quoted there today, The noylcou ara
10 be- Initiated into the shrine, ~
The o n0yIrrs occupying the ear, 20
we're from Amarillo and the remain.
INK ten from other points IN the Pan.
handle. AlsO four more nOylooa
boarded Tho train NJ Clarendon
Nohlos \ D. Sweeney and H. u,
swift and poFalhly others ncoompan.
ici the noylces on the special ear,
raft pulenlnte George Nlnnltlon nj
ready " IN Fort Worth awaiting
The arrival VI the delegation from
Amarillo aud The Panhandle,
A. the request NJ Mr. Slnplolon,
the special ceremonial which was ~
have been held Yesterday evening
was postponed until this afternoon,
This change was made IN order 10
take care Of tho noylceH from tho
Panhandle suction Of tho state and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10
No DELEGATE ArpoiSTEn
10 M. iOi N CONFERENCES

No delegate haR yet been appoln.l
ted 10 rrproaeni Nmnrlllo al the Sec
ond annual convention of the Misala.
nlppl Valley Association 10 be held
In ~ Louis, April 20 and o.. The
Board ~ cily Development nome
time ago received an invitation 10
have delegate n tho convention.
WIN Oh IL not vet known whether
~ NOT . delegate viii be- sent. any
Amnrill0nnn who find II convenient
ole In 80, Louis on those dates
should make II q paint 10 attend tho
tensions, N the suRgohllon OF Score.
iaFy W, u, Esioa,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10
COLLINS BUYS INTEREST
IN TROY LAUNDRY HERE

N n, Collins, formerly NJ the rro'
rreHs Laundry Waco, hau pnrchpho'l
n One.,hlrd interest IN The Troy
Laundry aud han bocOmp a0,iyo pup.
oriniondcnl Mr. Colllnt was assn.
oiniod with ! - Vernon the prop
rlct0r about 20 yenrn ng0 IN the
laundry hunlnons.
New machinery viii b. installed
lhOfilN AND employee worklng
londlly will b. given one week'r W.
cation every riS months with full
pay, II hnn boon announce
Mr. vernon viii tRho "a extended
trip 10 ralilopiln IN thofi lime,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10
sTApIETD> IiiaTrn ~
STATE gnuMANnl.IlS OfIiIi

George flaploion VIA elected
tiand captain he runrd 'fhurAiaY
~ the annual rrand rlmmandofy
kniRhla Templar NJ 1rNaH, a. Waco
nooordlnF 20 ward rn'olgfd In ANA.
flllu The 1874 cnaNcnlion VII h'
held M Wichita PALS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10
NrmHl,tnAs fO NAN inn
InNNtnsli It,ilN hiiAN !

~ AstHlAl,d lNfl
nRrHNll,a' Anil b n " stated
that Onre lhe uul sllon ni lMspmhui 4
RAILWAYS b selllrA wiNsfA "a lalunl
hud France u gnlallnns viii e'm'
mvRp, lw lhp CpR1li.lOR VI flapf
40 'llglgiAR mlhlAn alhaEep
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10

80 NHrfialsN lufai
ROANCkE. Va NpTili Ma
Hilbert lllnuahass and her three
email dauglNers were hurp,d ~
death oarly Weduosla, When iilV Ol
undetermined origin DESTROYED thc
home on Carriers island accordpg ~
word received here tonight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10
r,wualins lluLs

PARIS, Aprll Are0rdlnr "a
late Information received NJ ~
lllYas aseneY item ioipfnn, ih1
llpisch chr prn fepol'ni Va haze ~
run The eiaruailon ni The nHhf NJ
tla,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10

Mi>fEl'-lounR man ~ hoy ~
aandr street CirtulaliuN m \eN'
inl Panhandle, ,,ood pronasiilon,
uus, h. able ~ handle newsho,s,
Mus, alsn have bud elear ,oice an,l
1c Willins IA u.s. u, Nnph a. " ,
Muinhlee, ,iuulaiiun ManagVl'
News AMI lanhandl, "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10
., D., uINpillsuN 0ils
nAtk ia iuilf Won III

lf lleaduraon speeial agenl IT
lhe southwestern ielpphone A folp'
praph lnmpan, Nhn has haen ~ Am'
aTlllN so huslnesf since Monday w.
lurnod IA b. homo in fpFi Worth
lssl ulghl 10 plohahls WI be- N
Amaglllu aHaln unNl week he sAld
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10

Phone 900, Packing llonne Mar.
kct, coo POLK, FREQ delivery. u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10

III TITLE VIII ArrINp
COHpts tHl,lsTi MILLING
The Local carpenters nrior WI =.
ropresCnlcd at ne state colncli ul
carpenien which meet ln lufpn'
Christi May 10.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10
STRIKE IS FIGHT
BETWEEN UNIONS

CONTINUED From paao u.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10

phone sol laekug ilplsr Mpr,
AZ SOC raik flae aelisvFY -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10

Read The News.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10

IN the New Nmk areh, lhIItuNW NI'
ilcors aud union leaders were bend.
ing efforts To break the slrikc aud
although conditions we're ropotl ~
10 he improving the situation stu
was considered serious. Nearly four
thousand omployoa ot sa railroad'
entering Toledo, Including swRgh'
men. enlightenment aud lircmon were
reported idle today
In the 81 Louis district hclud
lne East ST. Louis and Madison w
an embargo on all incoming ana oui
golug freight traffic was old'toN
Yardmen ON 81 roads were ~ s'Glkr
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-11
SENATFRS DEMAND
INVESTIGATION or
RARR0WS' CHARGES
Republicans Deny Use OF
Money And WhiSkey.

Majority OF the Republicans III Inc
Vest Virginia state senate last Hlght
ssued a statement relating that they
lad demanded the presence OF Frank
Barrows, representative Of the Re
publican national senatorial commit,
tee from Washington, before the
statc senate to substaHtiate The
charges he is alleged to have made
through one, Il. NJ. Bowel, who IS
STYLED as the Charleston Mails CAPT
tai correspondent,
This statement alleges that liquor
interests were influencing the vote III
the West Virginia legislature on the
suffrage proposition, and other
charges of corruption were made,
purporting to have come from Alice
Paul, chairman OF the Woman Ma
tional Party.
The telegram sent 10 Hon. Miles
poindeXter, national Republican sena.
aorial committee Hon. Howard Suth-
eIland and Hon. Davis Elkins, United
states senators follows:
We the undersigned Republican
members of the state senate OF West
Virginia, comprising a majority OF the
Republican membership of that body
and who have voted against oyerrul
ing the will of the great majority OF
the people of West Virginia on the
question of womans suffrage re
spectfully demand that you cause the
national Republican senatorial com
mttee to send to Charleston one
Frank Barrows, an official represen.
tative of that committee, who In a
published statement, charges that our
votes as senators of the State OF
West Virginia upon woman suffrage
have been Influenced by the use OF
funds from the liquor interests.
we demand that the representa-.
tive of the national Republican sena
tOrial committee who was sent t.
ton, and who would have us turn a
Charleston some days ago to fntlu-
ence our votes on the suffrage ques
ton. and who would have us turn a
deaf ear to the great majority of the
people of this state be required to an
swer to the malicious influencing our
votes We have charges of corrupt
use of money in standing for prin
ciple and have withstood the as
saults of insidious forces and now we
are charged with having been cor
rupted. Likewise a high official o
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-11
NOTICE

To whom it May Concern.
Take notice that at general
meeting of The stockholders of thu
Cumberland Valley Fruit Product
Company. corporation created
and organized under the laws of tAe
state OF West Virginia, regularly
ED IN harrisburg. " Va, on tHa
10TH day OF January, 1920, amongst
1thef, Tie following resolution WIS
unanimously adopted to-wit:
"Resolved fhat the Cumberland
Valley Fruit Product Company .
corporation chartered and dom
business under the laws of the sta
II West Virginia, do discontinu
IRE business of lhe corporation. am
divide as required by law the proE-
artv and assets remaining aft
1aying al its debts and liabilitis
and further, that The Board of r.
actors he and ii IS hereby autho
I'D and directed 10 proceed WITH
out delay to liQuidate the asset
# said company, pay off its deb
liabilities, and wind up its n
-; ard further, that It surrenda
- .no State Of West Virginia
strr and corporate Franchise
and further, tina, notice OF this r
alHtion be Immediately given by -
Fertisemegr in the Evening Journ
a newspaper of general eirculatio
t!is&ei near the principal oflic
ur place of business Of The corpora
ton, ore 81 week for four succee
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-11
NOT ELIBIBLE TO
VOTE AT PRIMARY

Women Will not vote in the May
primary, even though sc of the states
ratify the amendment before that
time. opponents of the suffrage fight
in the state senate at Charleston
declare.
The election laws of West Virginia
and the primary laws must be chang
and in order to make such legislation
effective from passage. two thirds of
both branches of the legislature is re-
quired otherwise it will be effective
in 80 days.
The senators opposing equal suf-
frage will oppose the immediate eff
fectiyeness of these laws. it is said.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-11
| UNABLE TO LOCATE
GOODS IN BUFFALO
Chief Of Police Higgins Wires
Mr.. NOII.

When Charles Robinson, colored,
was arrested in Washington on a
charge of having robbed the Gar
ment Shop, it was believed that
part of the stolen goods might be
located in Buffalo, n. Y, Robinsons
home. Chief of Police Higgins, Of
that city, was communicated with,
and today Allen b. Noll, prosecut-
ing attorney, received message
from him, which stated that he had
written Inspector Grant, of Wash
ington, all particulars, but was I'M
able to locate any of the stolen goods.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-11
JUDGE DAYTON BETTER.

According to information reaching
the city, Judge A. G. Dayton, who
went to Tuscon, Arizona, for the ben
eft of his health. is very much i'm
proved, and expects to soon return
home and resume his duties. The
Judges condition, when he left, was
rather serious, and it was feared that
he would not recover.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-11
REFUSE TO FORCE
NATURALIZATION

London, March 11.--The
Trade Union Congress by a
large majority voted to reject
direct action" as a means Of
forcing the government to ma
tonalize the coal mines. The
vote stood: For direct ac1
ton" l,050.000. Against "di,
rect action" $4,000 BY "0di.
rect action" the labor leaders
meant a general strike, instead
of employing political pressure
upon parliament.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-11
WALKER SALE Sc. LOO.

Mr.. A. Hunter Walker yesterday
disposed of his personal property at
his farm, short distance from the
city. The sale was well attended,
but the bidding was not as spirited
as was expected. However, the
proceeds amounted to $1,000.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-11
FUNERAL TOMORROW.

Funeral Services Tor the Italian,
who died Wednesday morning at
Blairton, will be held at $50 o'clock
Friday at the grave in St Josephs
cemetery, where the burial win be
made.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-11

1t is understood that a petition is
to be circulated in the mills of the
city praying for achange in hours
during the summer months 1t is
the old daylight saving" idea, but
voluntary. and the plan is to so to
work one hour earlier and quit an
hour earlier in the evening.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-11

Mrs. II. w. Stake, of West KIM
street. has returned from Fairmont
Mr.. Alva G. Richard, owner of Ar
den orchards, and party were here
TODAY
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-11
MP. ALEXANDER RETURNS.

lily have returned from Florida, where
they spent several weeks enjoying
the southern breezes. They report
q delightful trip.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-11

bridge, which is reported to be in
an almost impossible condition
Some time was also spent at the
county jail
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-11
ON INSPECTION TRIP.

The county court Thursday after
noon went on an inspection trip
over the road near the Buzzerd run
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-11

Field goals, Iarkius 5, Mason .,
Keyton, Ross. Bremen. Fouls.
Thompson, Bremen. Brown. Rete-
rec, Mr.. Thornburs. Umpire, Nj.
Hammann. Timer Mr.. Jacobs, Scoa-
er, Mrs. Mason, Time Of halves, -
finutes.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-11
Girls Game

In a listlesS game. the IIigh
School girls team defeated the y.
NJ. C. \. girls team by a lopsidt3
score. The High girls simply on
nj H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04
RECOMMEND
new RULES.
ON TRAFFIC
Drastic Changes in Code
Are Suggested; Downtown
Car Parking Banned

N YOU drive Rolls Royce or a
Ford. tractor or kiddie car. you
will be interested in the new and
drastic changes In the traffic code
Ghich were recommended 10 the city
council "Wednesday.
Ncn-parking rules. han on sirens
and whistles and muffier orders are
- few OF the provisions that arc re
~iScd In the traffic ordinance draft
I'd BY City Attorney George A.
Nicagher and recommended for rasr.
axc by the public safety committee.
'pouhie parking OF vehicles ON
downtown streets and making busi.
ness avenues into garages for pri.
waite machines are two OF the things
that are on the black list.
Two periods win be established
when standing or parking on First.
Second. Third or Fourth avenues. cs.
~ept while loading or unloading. will
Ne strictly prohibited These periods
are from to 1910 A. m. and from
$50 20 . .. IN.
The ordinance specifies mat a.
wther times during the day. ma
chimes may be parked only for 20
minutes In the downtown district.
and II n intlmatcd that this pro
vision win be strictly enforced
Many owners who have boon In
ne habit OF saving garage rent by
Dnrking their cars In the street dur.
0ng the night hours. viii be in tron.
lble with the traffic cops The pro
poe<d code makes clearer the man.
date 20 keep lights burning on all
autos at night.
Other amendments which WIN aid
traffic regulations arc-
Prohibition Of parking on bridges
Ban ON the use Of whistles and
nfrcns.
Strtcter regulations pertaining 10
NE use Of mufflers
Establishment by The board Of
public works Of commercial zones on
~ own motion as well as on the pc.
Gtficn Of property owners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04

Miss Alice M. Robertson. OF
Maskooee, Okla. postmistress
under Roosevelt and knoicn
as THE Jane Adddms of the
Vest" is a republicans icinner
for congress.
MusKoGEE. Okla. Nov. t,-ror
tho second time. woman. win sit In
the house OF representatives at
Washington. after democrats today
conceded the election Of Miss Alice
NJ. Robertson. es. republican candi.
date for congress from the second
district.
Miss Jeanette 81. Rankin Of Mon
tana was the first woman elected to
congress. She was elected In 1915.
Miss Robertson IL pioneer. she
was born near here. where her father
was a missionary TO tho Indians.
President Wilson appointed Miss
Robertson ms postmlstrcr~ here.
Miss Robertson was active In state
politics. She was vice president Of
tho state anti1susyraxe association
before statehood. she was also artiv.
In opposing suffrage until the Sunan
II. Anthony amendment was adopted
During tho war she operated a
cafeteria here. where soldiers and
sailors were given meals frea