davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
Sen 1te Recommendations
if Carried Out Mean War
Declares Samuel Gon1pers

of the greater land mining company as
well as the land and timber interests.
whtrh have iomcntrd the bitterness bc.
tween the people uf United States and
Mexico.
Parts Acceptable.
In some minor particulars. recon.
mcndtiionS by senator Fails commit.
tee may De- acceptable hut the heart
of the report can only be- described aS
Niciuus The rcport demands that un.
lees the Mexican constitution h altered
as recommended the government ~ the
United states send Police force. con.
sisting II naval and military forces IN
the republic uf Mexico to open ani
mrintiin open every line ~ communi.
cation between the city ~ Mexico ard
every @ aprrt ana border port into Mex.
icn.
or course, thir amounts tn r'4icins
practically the whole ~ thu country.
Thw' who know Mexico and IN, MrN.
iran rcUplc understand fully that such
action would mean war between IN"
two countries"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
Tell. III Woods Campaign.

g. n Du,il. New York. formerly con
uccl,d with the Wood financial arrang".
mcnis. testified that General Wood was
present al discussion az the home u
Ambrose T.. Mcneil In New York las'
nll where ways and means of financ'
ing his campaign were talked over.
\ formal meeting attended by Duell.
Mcneil and Robert Cassatt uf philadcl.
phl had hcon called the witness said.
and ~ this meeting Mcneil proposed
that certain number of men hc asked
tu "uudrrwriic' the Wuud campaign TX.
pen s,H to the extent ~ $500. Ooo. Cnssat'
nually d-cided to enter into the arrange
mont nurll said and his recollection
was that General Wopd rlmr IN later.
aftr ~" meeting Discussion of the
financial ride uf the campaign had con
tuu,i hr added but h. could not r.
Dll anything General Wuud might hiv,
.i.i in that connection.
Questions by senator Reed. damorf.t.
- Mie uti. drew from the witness o.
tli.m,ni that in view ~ the genera
r1turc 81 the conversation General
Wuud could not have failed Ia know iis
rrpori and the amounts discussed af
necessary tu riisr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
PRESENT. SESSION
CONGRESS WILL Be
CLOSED SATURDAY
PRESIDENT WILL NOT CALL sPE.
CItI MEETING UNLESS ON
GRAVE EMERGENCY"

~ AtAnfthfff fffNat
WASHINGTON. June 3.-The resp.
luton 60 end the present session OF
congress Saturday approved by the
house was adopted In the senate today
after democratic senators assured that
President Wilson had no present inten-
tion of calling an extra session during
the summer
joined la bringing the resolution 20 pas
sage. hut 10 republican senators and
seven democrats made n vigorous fight
To- attach an amendment by which con-
grcss would rc-asscmble after the ma
iional political conventions. ON the
final roll call the vote was "a 10 a.
q democrats and 20 republicans voting
fur the resolution and nine democrats
aud u republicans against II.
Announcement II the presidents 20.
siii"n was made from the senate floor
~ senator Underwood of Alabama. ad.
minirtraiiun leader. lie said he ha1
h"on authorized by Secretary Tumulty
iu s'y that Nj. Wi>pn would not cali
cpnvr,ns hack into SESSION unless a
grave emergency arises"
IN" announcement was contrary 20
the expectations II many republican
uaturs and some leaders on that side
ftill believed tonight that senator I'm
d,rw'sd's statement left enough way
for an extra call should the president
decide II advisable after the coayel-
lions. There was no debate on the
fiour regarding the presidents attitude.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
NEGOTIATIONS WITH
BOi.SIIENIkI DELtNED
rs Associated Pns,

LONDON. June 3-Tradc n,gotir
iions between the allies and GrcgOi,
krasr.n. Rurailn soviet minister rf
trade and commerce. have not yet De-.
KUN. according to statement by pr,.
micr Lloyd Gcurg, In the house uf com.
mons to-day
The premier said there were certain
questions Great Britain wanted cleared
up before it would undertake ncgutia
ilnng at all. l,us ia must g1iauntc'
that there will be- no attacks on British
interests IN the east 81 az home whii"
negotiations arc proceeding. Mr lilo, .
George declared. and must guarantee
to release an British prisoners wh'th,r
civil ur military.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
WOULD BE- INSULT
GOVERNOR IS TOLD.
BY COMMISSIONERS
SITu iTION DOES NOT WARRANT
SICH ACTION MESSAGE TO
HOBBY DECLARES.
TROOPS ARE M0B|LlED.
Twenty Nine Troops Cavalry VIII Fen.
train NJ Various Cities Over state
To-day For Duty
At Port.

ny Associated Press.
GALVESTON, June 3.-The board of
city commissioners tonight teiegraphed
Governor Hobby that to send state
troops here under existing conditions.
'would be- AN insult 90 the citizenship oi
the city"
The telegram 10 Governor Hobby
read:
There l. not now and never has been
since the present strike Of longshore'
men was Instituted about March ~ any
'ituation existing In this city warrant.
Ing the exercise by the governor of his
constitutional right and power Go call
forth the militia 20 execute the laws oI
the state And that there Is and has
been mo- violation of low that the police
authorities of this city have not and viii
not be able Co cope with and suppress" "
The message was signed by five com.
missioners. including Mayer u. q. Sap.
pington. After this action was taken.
the commission issued u call for citl.
rens mass meeting 90 be held In the city
auditorium Friday night for the pur.
pose of protesting against the contem.
plated action of Governor Hobby.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
MEXICAN MILITARY
IS BEING REDUCED.
WHOLE FORCE WILL BE REOR.
GlNIZED AND CIT To HtI.F
OI PRESENT SIZE.
o. utatsi psris
- A.IILA-llnL.A

WASHINGTON. June 3-Reduciion
az DO. Mexican army has been started
90 tho slgg,s,ion - General Ohrcgou.
according 60 ad,iccs received In wash.
lrai.a today from the de- facto govern.
mrt General obrcgon Is quoted as
.Eur That the army would BE- rc.
u..u.e,d and reduced 10 half is pres
.ut .. Tho organization Il a force ~
urI. ta police tnc .uilying parts Of
tH country also has b'gun. the ad.
tl..s state
N.uu1ti.nr were opened with ft1n.
q, . Ntl8. thv r,h,l leader o. head th"
r.N mai,s but villa is reported o.
Hlr, refused
TH. r.ruti received to,lay by the
..f department that General lgna,iu
fnrI.,e. military commander of the
'..U HhuH district. Was in active pur.
..fr villa following "a battle Yesterday
.f HuHl is believed Nv representative
.. ff. 90. Grto government here o. Co.,
I mistake They s8ld the military
r.a..u,rt against Villa had been held
.p r,UliHr r'ruiiniinns tu bring aiuut
l.. pag,dhlg retirement.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
MINORITY REPORT
DEFENDS PALMER
IIOI 81 INVESTIGATING COMMIT.
TEE TAKES iSSIE WITH M
JORITl MEMBERS.

~ AHset ihttd lffs.s
WASHINGTON. June 9-Action of
Attorney Gen >-,l Palmer In sancti"ning
"fair" price for Louisiana sugar was
defended tu,lay in a report ~ minority
members 1T th" house sugar invvstignt'
INK committee Espr~' 'sntailyrs Whalry.
South Carolina. and Sumpcrs. Texas.
who signed tho report, tuuk issue with
the contention of majority Cummittc"
m,mb,rs that M rlmcr had uscd his
power 40 chief prosecuting officer of
thr government or the purpose of IN.
ina maximum prices 81 sugar In Louis.
lana and in ~ doing acted wholly
without authority and in violation Of
hif own construction ui bis official
1ufK
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
COLUMBIA TREATY
BEFORE SENATE
RECOMMEND iTIU>S MADE THNr
Lost PENnI\G DOCI MtNr
I,E REPuRTID HACk.

ty Assus inisi lf...
WASHINGTON. Jun, 3-lscDom.
m,ndat,uns that the long pending
treaty with Colombia gr0Wins uut "t
tho partuiunirg uf Panama hy reported
hack to thr -.ultr t.r nnu action w'r.
mad, Go th, furin relations commit.
g., t,-ily ly 90, IhrHmmitt"c appoint.
"a o. draft au amendment desiring o.
protect American ,l and mining inter
.'s from The up. tiHn w th, pr,si.
dutial decree. raglni.d by -HuD srrl.
tHre as ,UuiiscltOry
The sIh,Ummi't ui whirh senator
Fan republican u Now Mexico. b.
chairman rlid In amendment was un.
n,,.sslr, b.rBusr iE. sIpr,w, count of
Colombia hld a,,Hr.i invalid u.i ofI's
o., prD.dentla' J#r.. hut legislation
along similar ur,. which h1d I.H pre-
s.nI,d ir ths C.'.HliHr curErs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
~ Associated Press

iiy Associated ftcss.
WASHINGTON. Junc 3-Slmucl
Gompcrs. president of the American
Federation of Labor. declared In for-
mai statement today that war between
the United siatcr and Mexico would
rcgult n the recommendations of the
senate committee which investigated
Mexican afsaira were carried out.
The report uf the senate suh-cummii.
tee Investigating conditions in McXicp
under the craftsmanship of Senator Al
l..tt n Fall. Mr.. Gumpcrs sail.
amounts To- a declaration that unless
IA, government uf McNicu rc.writcs ~
cnnstiiuiion m srrurd with the idea uf
the American ul aud mining Interests
the g,y, rnment oi the United States
viii Intervene" IN Mexico.
Demands Changes.
'Thc report ~ senator Falls conn
ri,tec demands numlcr of specific I
rhangrn in the MeNiran constitution.
Thee changes would b. the conun,.
nation OF what has Ocvn lgas thc hopes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
Enorts For Vote Fail.

WASHINGTON. June 3-Emwts of
senator Kenyon. republican. Iowa. tu
have dat" fixed for vote on the
minimum wage hill Tor government cn.
ploycy failed tonight after two hours ~
debate which he r'nltor s1id. indica;.
cd n nlihust,r arains, the measure.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
Noted iutiior Dir>

NEW YDIsk. Iu. 3-pI charles
Aueustu $50 Hu1 Hr.d 81 aE'l, 1ri
clergyman d..i .f h.F honr h.r' Co.
dty after u .h.u U'r.ss ii. vbs ui..
Cor ar1 pI' ,vr,. ,f the N.V Nut
ul.t. t,,t t.r r1ui y.tis and vI. iHr
guiuuI ,. uuu.rn.s a.tAs GO ult,l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
COOK II ARRESTED On
KIDNAPPING CHARGE

HN Aafnfintfd lfrNA.
NOl,l,lSrOWN. Pa. June 3.--Priv.
ate detectives tonight arrested Gather
the Dundon of Cunshocken. Pa. IN con-
ncctinn with the kidnapping Of 10
months old Iilakcly Cougnlin, taken
from his crib "Wednesday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
RAIN FAILS FOR
SEVERAL IiOlR RS.

Rain began falling In Amarillo
shortly after = o'clock last night
and continued internationally until
an early hour this mvrning so
hard duwnpours came. ~ h,inc
mCsily steady showers No rrport
lr o. the total precipitation could
o. had nut b o. auoNh whether
- uli tho rain b. gyLuhL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04

o. driHuse uf the attorney general
mud district BituIne, Henry M"uuey 81
l.DmsmuH, who oulperat,d with him.
th. miuurit, held thar their action In
determining a flir prior to guide them
bon bringing ~ pros gutiUns 'accom.
piifhri results which could have been
aDromplr iu no either way that tho
cane Etuu,r who WIS exempt from the
provisions uf thn lever fHsd control act
was hruurhi within M. prourht within
the provisions ,f ths urr1ng,n,ut made
lN 'h 'ltiUIr , general
Tho minority further c0niDrlcd that
Eve w,r. ruf Hi'. in learn t any prn-
dur't boz Louisiana realizing excessively
Ir profits 10 'hs ufi.rs NAMED hy the
attorney Eou.ral
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
World shortage.

The minority report charged that CON
gr,ss after Investigations had disclosed
an absolute world shortage ut sugar. had
failed o. pass amy remedial ur cunsiruc'
tive !, ,gisiaiiun and that such lack ui
action coupled With publicity given
through many speeches in congress
on the situation. had very pronoun
ed elect on sugar market and the con.
lnumur usn In .I.lI mI-ns'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
TROOPS IN READINESS
TO PROCEED To CITY

ArSTiN. June 2.---Texas national
guardsmcn were N readiness tonight
g. pro'ecd to Galvcf,rn to take control
~ the conecsted freight situation crca
ted by strike II lonEshorcmcn. begun
two moths ago.
The militia. Twenty-Five troops ~ dis.
mounted calvalry and three machin,
gun comranics probably will cntrain
hy noon Frii1y NJ various ci,ica ~ IN.
state. ndor orders issued TODAY hv
Governor W. y Hobby they are to he.
IN guard duty NJ Galveston NJ o'cloc,
Srtmoav Little che rge was reported
In tie strike situation - the gulf port
tolsy. Decks continued virtually idlr
~ vrs slid with N. cVccntion Il ~
Southern Pacific wharv,s wherc onen
shop workers were cmpluvcd In leading
and unloading vessels. No disord ~
were reported
Cope Leaves.
Adiutant General W. n Conc LEFT
Austin tonight to make . preliminary
survey of the situation ~ Galveston and
Ia prepare Tor ihr reception ~ the state
iroops Ei,Endi'rGcncral I. =. Wa.
ers. oi Iiou"'on. VII bc IN commanl ~
ihe mili'qrv
Brlgadi"r General T. =. Wolf r.
who was 9"s'cn"l IN take charge ~ the
troop" ~ Gpiv"rton h"fur' leaving for
Houston. tonight e1i'
What Will BE- Done.
we "hall not had ur unload freight
We shall noi takes sides In any ronti -,
N'rs' h,N.,or strikers and employ "a
Everv r'i.ou viii bc protected Prr
sons Who dn not c1rc 10 work viii no.
W "ernn't'd o. modest thc workers
~ q "a assure safety tn tho mi
gcr ~ MS pcrson and property.
"'vc shall mnintnin order and uphold
taN i.njosty of the law"
A, the request ~ tho governor a hin
vas introduced In the legislature carry
ing an appropriation of 500 0oo to de-
FRAY the expenses e the militia and
which "a to he usNd Tor the Galveston
expedition. Tho hill we considered "
committee an drcportcd favorahly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
Oklahoma Delegate seated.

ln this second Oklahoma district. two
TcgIlnriv reported delegates. unin.
iruc,cd were seated. In the oklahoma
district national Committeeman Nc
Graw's four delegates were seated with
half vote each.
seventy five votes are siill LETT in
eunlcHt ~ Hll - convention seats out
q l31 c"u.ricd had been decided
The line up II delegates In various
columns az clos" of the day stood
Wuri ~. Johnson 10: Lowdcn GO;
i'f,lng 80. ruindrNtcr ~: Sproul 90
Sutherland : iG; prtcharl es Ecmainiug
m contest 80. uninslrurt-l Ii5--total
g,s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
Paramount Purco>r.

My paramount purpusc,' said Sona'
ton johnson, ~ o. have thr republican
party fcarlcssly and frankly take iis
r,and un the all'important question "i
the league of nations and against the
present covenant. want the rcpui'-
lican party In 1929 tn be the party Tor
the protection of American indcprnd
cncc just as In 1860 II was the party
Tor the protection and Independence eft
human freedom.
"Thc plank on thc league which I
With e. have adopted should be- on"
so clear and explicit thai IL viii o..
quirc neither explanation NOT intcrpr
taiiun."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
JOHNSON To FIGHT.
FOR PLANK AGAINST
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
WILL DEMAND An UNEQUIvOCtL
PLANK, IiE SAYS On ARRIVAL
NT CONVENTION SITE.

~ \ scsinicl Pres.
CHICAGO June senator Johnsul
1T California marked his arrival on tn
republican convention battle groun
toiay with prompt. emphatic declare
,ion that he would dcm.nd an unrquiF.
ocal plank In the republican platform
againr, the league of nations. Met hy
q crowd of several thousand cnthus.
iarts. senator Johnson announced hiS
intention to center his platform fight
un the league question. IT, spoke from
the hotel balcony of his headquarters
to q large crowd and also defined h's
position In formal statements to thc
press.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
PANHANDLE PLAINS
c. c. WORK HIGHLY
PRAISED BY MANY
FIRST ANIMAL. MEETING OF or
Gi>iIiIiON CLASSES WITH
BiNQuET.
HEARTY SUPPORT PLEDGED
~ Addition IL i.oeh Speakers prom.
inrnt NisliorS Take Part in Pro
gram Held ~ Amarillo
Hotel.

The frat annual meeting of the
Pan } ndlc l'inins Chamber of Com.
mcrcv closed with song and uratory
around the banquet table at the
Amarillo Hotel last night In add.
iiun Ia the vet program uf speakers.
prominent NimturH present took
part In the discussion of problcms
before the ranhandle.'lains Cham.
her of Commerce. and pertaining to
the welfare of the citizenship and
development of the Panhandle
country.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
Offered by Warren.

\ rcnolution 10 that effect. offered by
Charles a. Warren. national committee.
man from Michigan. aroused lively dis
cussion and some hot retorts from the
southern committee members. because
In It's danguagc Il originally referred to
the routhcrn states specifically. When
amended to refer 10 all states alike.
however, II found no opposition and the
rpuihcrn committeeman voted for IL.
The decision In the Florida case was
a Wood victory IN the sense that IL
keeps six votes Tor the General ON the
roll call when his candidacy was thrca.
tened with the lusc uf all votes from the
tate. The North Carolina conests.
which was q s,raightout and on, black
md white issue, resulted In the seating
IT,. the white delegation. In the contest
from the sixth district ~ Tennessee.
delegate counted IN the Wood column
was seated
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
STEPS ARE TAKEN
To ELIMINATE RACE.
FIGHT HEREAFT TER.
MOVE RESPECTING REPUBLICAN,
VOTE IN SOUTHERN STATES
CONSIDERED IMPORTANT
FLORIDA CONTEST SETTLED
Resolution Gives Noiice That Ia.len.
iions Must Iie Held nj Place Nhiee
Color " No barrier 20
Participation.

by Associated Press
CHICAGO. June a.-llesidcs settling
"a, drlogiuo'. contests from Florida
~ splitting l.,r decision. IN, rcpub.i
can national &, nmi,tcc today Io'I via 1
II any mcuhc,7 construed to - enc of
"a most hap lrtlni actions ut y.ar' re-
sirci.ng the paiiys vote In au,,h,rn
states.
Aroused by the number of delegate
contests In whL'h evidence was brit Lht
that district conventions had been held
in platc. where negroes were excluded
by custom of practice. the committee 10y
unanimous resolution gave notice that
conventions for The selection of dele.
gates In 1894 mr.' be- held In places
where race was no barrier to participa.
tipu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
iRMY tPPR0PRI ,TION 4
NEtStRb u PASSED /.
" Associated Press

WASHINGTON. June 3--The 4
hour adopt-d the conference ~. 1
pnit on the army appropriation I
hill tonight -; t. ~. The Hill I
carries S39i. .000. 600 I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
Among Visitors.

Among the visiting speakers were
Judge James Wilson of the federal
bench. a. T.. Taylor. district attorney
Tor the Northern Texas district Judge
J. e. Paul uf Panhandle James lIamlip
and j. l.. Pope were others who r..
rpondci to the call of their names by
Tuasimnstcr A. X Stinnett Addresses
by W ". Fuaua. Hilton u. Greer. Dr.
J. a. Hll. Dr. J. H. Num- and DR. A.
j. Caldwell followed the invocation by
Dr. Brooks of the Polk Street Meth.
oiiSt church and greetings by Judg
Raw q Iohnson
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
am Makes Talk.

Dr Hill. president of the West Texas
Normal at Canyon. who returned yes.
tertlay from a trtn 60 the special srrsion
of the legislature read telegram r..
ceived after his return. from Chairman
jones Of the educational committee of
the Legislature. The telegram stated
TINT Governor Hobby had submitted e
special mc~sagr recommending the ap.
preparation " s. GOT. 900 Tor the public
schoulN ard 81 00O.0 Tor higher cdu.
cation. IN lIill made a strong plea
fur education. declaring that ignorance
muui be- overcome II the government T.
To stand aud asked that the meeting
take action ON Chairman Jones' request
that kilograms BE- sent the COMMITTEES
fayoring the enactment of the govern
or's recommendations The banquet
program was sufpcndcd while vote
wns taken un the nuggosiiun and the
result was unanimous decision In fn.
vor of the educational appropriations.
and the scrrrt'ry was instructed "a
wire the result 90 Austin.
Making Things Happen"
Epigiams from W u Fu0ul's taiiS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
Making Things Happen"

Epigrams from W. N FuDul's talk
on Making Things Happen" were.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04

Men are ruppnsrd q he superior be
n's bit harl',r lilus has 4 talk 'etn
into havn' th,r heads washed. Next
& 2 linin' car mutton chop ther's moth.
u' o. i-r. a. a day "a May.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04

CONTINUED on rage 81
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-05-22

All plant life is awakening to the call of
spring, and is putting forth every effort to
beautify our surroundings. Why should not
we aid in this work by freeing our streets.
yards and alleys of the accumulations of the
litter of the long winter, and shine out fair
and clean with all nature?
Now, therefore, l, Thomas. F. Crawford,
Mayor of the City of Pleasantville, by au-
thorit" of the Common Council of said city,
request that the people of Pleas antville OBJ
serve the week beginning Monday, May oath,
as Cleanup Week.; and that all, old and
young. will unite ip an army of workers in
putting our city in order, to teach and learn
lessons of civic pride.
The City will provide teams to haul all
rubbish placed in receptacles at the curb,
collecting in the First Ward on Tuesday and
Wednesday, and in the Second Ward on
Thursday and Friday.
Given under my hand and seal this nine
teenth day of May, 1920.
Signed,
THOMAS f. CRAWFORD,
(Seal.) Mayor.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-05-22
NOTICE TO
1873 Doughty Road Ple~asantVill'
Phone 133-M

Notice is hereby given to all taxpayers of
the City of PleasantYille that the tax dupli-
Gates are in my possession and l am receiving
taxes for the year 1920. Because of the
lateness that the duplicates were received by
me, it has been impossible to get tax bills
to all taxpayers at this time, but taxpayers
are warned that the validity of any tax or
assessment, or the time at which same shall
be PAYABLE, shall not be affected by the fail
ure of any taxpayer to receive a tax bill,
but all taxpayers are put upon notice to as
certain from the proper official of the respect
i've taxing districts the amount which may
be due for taxes or assessments against any
such taxpayer or property. '-(See Sec. COL,
Chapter 236, Laws of 1879.
Taxes shall be payable, one-half of the
amount thereof on the first day Of April.
which if not paid on or before the first day
of June will become delinquent on that date,
and the taxpayer or property assessed will
be subject to the penalties prescribed. II
the second half is paid in June, a discount
Of Three per cent. will be allowed if paid in
July, a discount of One per cent. will be
allowed-no discount on first half.
All appeals from assessment of property
for taxes must be by WRIT X41aaNtion. verified
by oath of petitioner an S<H3&B4F on the Sec
rotary of the Atlantic 0Sc1cy Board of Tax
alton and the Clerk or Attorney of the tax
ing. district on or before June Is, 1920
l can be found at my office on the seqiEid
floor Of the City Hall weekdays except Hat-
urdays from 8 a. N. to B p. m. and Saturday,
WEBSTER PRIcE,.
Collector Of Taxe&
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-05-22

FOR SALE.-Oak %Sideboard and three
dining chairs, good condition. S. w.
corner Lake Place & Linden Ave,
or P. o. Box 222. uep
FOR SALE.-Laying hens; also day
old chicks. 6S Brighton Place, Pleas
antville. uep
A RESPECTABLE COLORED WO-
MAN wants washing and ironing
Monday all day. P. o.. Box 562,
P~leasantyille. irp
FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT, with
board, reasonable. II Spruce St,
P~leasantville. utp
CAT.-Lost or stolen-Orange color
cat, W to name of Mike
Reward for information or return
of cat to John Fairbrother, Egg
Harbor Road, Pleasantyille. utp
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-05-22
CARD OF THANKS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Renear wish to
thank their many friends for the kindnesses
extended to them in their recent bereavement
in the loss Of their two sons.