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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-19
Young Mems Fur
nishings

Mackinaws, all wool, regular value $3.50,
$3.50 and $3.50
Hats for Young Men .... ST. .98 and up
Mems Haines Union Suits - $l.75
Mixed Wool Union Suits .. .S2.49
2-Piece Underwear, garment - CSC
Mems Winter Weight Union Suits $1.49
Work Socks, heavy at .-....-.........-.,..... .22c
Wool and Cashmere Socks, heavy and light
weight 39c
Heavy Wool Socks up from ............ 29c
Engineer and Firemen Work Socks, black
Mems and Young Mems all wool
Wool and Rainproof Overcoats, up from $3.50
Young Mems Suits, ten assorted styles and
colors, latest fashion .,...-..... $3.50
Big Reductions in Rubber Shoes and Boots
for Ladies, Men and Children
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-19
Underwear

Ladies' Heavy Weight Union Suits in a
STYLES S1.48 AND ST.
Medium weight Union Suits - 49c and SO
Ladies' Silk Corset Cover and Petticoats vii
rn Of Hal r. pRICE
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-19
Criisc0
Vegetables and
Fruits

so lbs. Of Spuds ....,... .97
so lbs. of dry onions 81
$4.00 value French Pears
Special for Thanksgiv-
ing, per bushel.. S2.OG
| box of very good
Apples ...,.,.......,.. 30
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-19
Ready-to-Wear for
Ladies

Silk Tricotine Waists, beaded and wool and
silk embroidery, regular SIP -.--..---. $5.9S
Sweaters, Slip-Over, with ruffles, in ten diff
feent styles and colors, go at $4.98 and $500
Bungalow Aprons at 9Sc
Silk and Georgette Waists, regular value 50
to $40, your choice .-...--...--..--..----- $2.9S
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-19
Boys Suits, Overcoats
and Shoes

Special for School Boys, very latet style, dark
colors, with Two pair pants .......... S6.9S
Boys, Suits, broken lot, all wool, go at 1895
Boys Suit, broken lot sizes 10, IL, 14.l5.
AZ --.-.----..-- -.......-.-.. $49S
Boys Overcoats, some all wool, others water
proof to go at S39S
Boys High Top Shoes s3.9S and I'M
Boys Dress Shoes, English and wide
Toes S3.98 up
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
FEW kN0M ORIGIN
Of WORD AMERICA
DECLARES WRITER
ITS HISTORY AND SYMBOLISM
DEsCRilikD ~ GEOGR.tPIIIC
SOCIETY MEMBER.

WASHINGTON. d. e.. July G.--Mil
honf tomorrow will sing America
comparatively few know the origin of
the name. H. history and its symbol.
irm are described In communication
10 the National Geographic Society b.
John H. Finley. as follows.
America name that was FIRST
heard on the planet ~ at any rate first
pui IN q printed page, according To ths
best authorltics IN the village u 81.
Die. among IN" Nosgcs Mountains. Ia
thy caft uf France. often called the
baplim1l front II America.
ON pilgrlmag, o. this valley II the
Ntr,.s come year. ago. l found still
landing the cluigtcrs where the schO..
urH rad lived who wrote The lntru.
ductun io ptnlcmy's CosmugraphN.'
the book in which II Was suggested thnt
the niiIc America be- given To- the
nevis d. uy,rad fourth continent. aud
who prepared the new famuu, map 90
which the emerging continent Was idcu
tlfld ''hcrc too. I found the rite 81
the old printing shop and the hous1 a..
.eli in which the printer Jean Basi {
has lrcl
~ lIr beginning ol IN wul the Ger
imam had occupied IT, and. IN 1914.
ihoig guns looked down upon It from
lht 'iluc line Il the N,ggea Tho clu.f.
ierr clD." under the mountains. 1
found ~ recent and rccond pilgrim
age had not hsn damaged. hu, there
wcra mrny hoW tiNt had been dc.
'uuyri los fh,il en- hy vanto ARE.
though Jean rlsu'' was ailll standing
liW thn printer who a few years agl
reproduced In fac-simile the famous
huu, lLid had both lex shot uii while
rrw ng the bridge cnr day between
he tNa parts 81 the voltage. Alas.
he HId. when b. learned that he must
be 'alar' | shall not d. the firft to
,n.v nowci to Sigl shurg tor he had
dreamed ~ the dly VINE Strassburg.
whore rests one ol the original ocpics
q this famous book, again would hr
within French borders
II b. . significant fact that while this
name America was suggested ia Z
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
Kansas City Livestock.


KANSAS CITY. Mo- July G.
Hogs: Ec,iamtcd ,cceipis today e.sg0.
closing best grades r;rong 10 u hig,s
er: others slow. packer top si5s5. bulk
Of sales tiiTsasl55o. top 1885,: god
~ choice heavy til5sdti53j; good 20
choice medium sii..5a 1855: good -
choice light slsseasi5.s0. good 10
choice common stock pigs ii.o0D sl4.se
Cattle: Estimated receipts TODAY
1000: closing bel steers. bulls and
feeders steady. she stock steady O.
strong. calves uneven. mostly strong.
choice 20 prime heavyweight 81 coo
fls.ss. sdinm % gOod heavyweight
sie.Oo0 $3.50 sod Ia choice light.
weight tis.s5gtisss; common % me
dun heavyweight 81. cog SO g. good
20 choice common heifers fG.3sG SO -:
bologna and beef Juils 80 Oe9 SO q
cows and hcifcrs ts.esGts.75. guod 20
choioe medium lgh, and handyweiTh,
ts.2sG si,-5e: common. god 20 cholrc
ts.e01 tleoo: common. good O. choice
1850 fi0ss; common. good o. choice
ttsea ts.0o
sheep: Estimated receipts today
s.b9e; closing active: sheep 70 - high.
er; lambs % to 50 higher. choice 20
prime medium lambs i0z5H $500.
Gull and common lambs ts.sog si0.o0.
choke 20 prime MEDIUM yesriing woth-
e-s ss.s0fti20o; good 90 choice me-
dunn ewes tt50ati.00. Gull and com
mon ewes fz..sGA25. breeding ewcs
ss.00a ss.j0aEcod 20 choice medium
feeder lambs ts.5sGtIOs5.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
Sporting
Snapshots

All faocs are turned toNaud Benton
liarbo'
In this little Michgan resort Benny
Leonard champion lightweight viii
chance his crown with Charley White
~ Chicago slond,v afternoon before
what thu iirh' promoters expect WI he
record breaking crowd.
Leonard does not thir', Tint %, e.
taking much 81 cgrn sa Close ,p'
ferysrs ~ th, nstic rlm, are Inclined
e. agree with his views.
Ot oUurs. the Whit. .'os, hs7 ;,cu
rnrdlS rising sine, the sguug - co.,
ti,'cs Tor the scrap Eut &c &. hari 90
conceive 60 victory ly NGU' csc.
the chiMp.o1.
n the champion fishis ~ his usual
lightning ciip. cmIloyirg tho pile DRIVER
wrilops ~ his two hardened fists. White
will not last more than siN rounds
Such statement. however would
likely make VI. white green with an.
ger For be- really thinks be- has All
the best q 10 in his fight. he saws that
the champion has not had glove On
his hand in a regular championship tIli
sine, last February.
No boxer Twins can step cut n
moving pictures into the ring without
one ur two battles under his belt and De-
90 top form" is the way the Chicago boy
sizes up hi opponent.
Il am not discourtine Leonard Is a
fighter. But ! will stake my an thit
no one my weight can put me away.
They say stand siill In the ring like
a wooden Indian. but have yet to 10
counted cut. ! have only been knocked
down"
White b. coldblooded fighter ilc
handles his own problems in a cold.
blcodcd way. In this fight he is
handling hir own business. having brok.
IN With Nate Lewis his discovered ara
former manager White thinks he can
steer safely through the regular chan.
mel Ils friends think he u making =
mistake by dispensing with tho careful
conservative counsel q Lewis
White hopes the champion will carry
the fight "a him from the start. This
wish will probably be granted White
says when they STING me ! always
flgh, harder Ny hest fight against
Willie Eiichic was aficr q singing vol.
Icy that shCwcrcd me NJ the start. Then
! sailed In and knocked him down.
The busy setting In Benton HarhorI
gives one a true impression u world =
champion ship fight. with an army otI
fight followers conducting ticket office
and training camps
White ~ located az the luxurious
TdS,water Club living the life Of a mil.
..-..airc. and Leonard Is the beautiful
n.as;man Springs Health Resort. AL.
Joining the House 81 David.
Tho arena seats 1900 people anf
alcng the space from the rear seat toI
the fence Promoter Fitzsimmons has,
ordered > 0oo circus seats. II the twa'
fighters put their hearts into the battle
the fans should get their moneys
worth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07

geographical treatise In which the
,nith was con,ldcred the center Of the
umigcrsc. there was NJ the moment M
The niri printing 81 10 namo a Polish
ichular. Koprrnik Gorcrnlcns. who
Vac developing q new System OF as
tgonomy. q new cosmography, whose
rnhrtitution fnr the Ptolcinaic. gOecen-
irlr. amthropoccntIic creed Of the uni.
verso was to be the capital event OF
Modern thought.
Aud sn II was That while America
Was baptized into the ptolcnnic coy.
mus. "a inhabitants. after the aboriG.
ines. dwclt from the first IN n corernl.
en- uiivrrSc wanderers In an infiniiy
IL flncc. wiih q 'shuddoring sense OF
phyl loai immensely
r. De- su.c. there was no visible
change. But change In mans con.
fcinue relationship 10 the physical uni.
,ofie. oimc. and II ~ inc0nccivabls
tia, Il dill not affect in its coming his
whole lifr upun the earth.
Europe could net readily forget the
geography 81 iiE infancy and childhood.
hut America began from its God fearing
settlement with an astronomy of infln.
ilc d.siancca with cosmography in
which II was Itself hut infintcsimal.
with O. geography pirtaking Of the sky
OIL rcll ar ul the sea and land.
AZ there wlr no fuclal System ~ ga.
oi,t, for Am.ricn lo unlcnrn beginning
aa II did with the compact and con.
ritu'iun' go there was no physical
theory II ia" universe Tor II Ia aban.
dun. Il WH1 democratic and copcrnl
can iron ~ fne; national conscious.
u,fs
With ;his Copornican consciousness
81 The universe. America should bc tho
lrnrt provincial of the continents. for
Asia and Africa. 90 well as Europe. still
remember the old coFmmaphy ana In
tum" darker rCgicns rtill' ling 10 a.
And 90 the New World continent
should u" the least provincial. 80
should those Tor whom the t'nitei
States hnr appropriated the name
'AmCgican.' he the most strongly uni.
v"tFc minded q al the inhabitants ~
,hir continent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
Md1:keitNeWS
JULY COTTON ADVANCE
FEATURES DAYS TRADING


~ Associated Pros
NEW YORK. July e--rhc feature
IN the cotton market was the strength
q july which sold up 10 1897 81
within 50 pol Il the reasons high
rec,ri' and NJ points above last Frl'
Giy'n c,osing
That delivery closed 90 $50 20. with
tae rrncral list closing strong. net
unchanged 20 10 roigis higher. most
VI the active new crop positions being
- 20 40 paints net higher.
1hcrc was renewed selling IN the
bearlsh condition report % las, Friday
M the start. The covering. which d..
voloDed later. sent July CAS- points
above October the widest difference s1
far natbcd this season II not the wild.
cH on record and the buying extended
60 the new crop position during the
lsise. trading October sold up from
fSs y 10 s59gs and Dccemb,r from
ssi.5S g. S32i5. o. ~ g. ~ points net
higher. and the ,ioso was within a
few POINTS u the best
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
FORT wORfH LIVE STOCK

PORT WORTH. july Seattle r..
celp,f $500: steady TO - cents down
Beeves s7s9fsiiso siockcrs $1,000
ss.oo: cows s4o0aS.7s: hcifcrs zoe
$500. calves $500 diO.5O
H0Gs-Receipis i.soo: -oc above
Saturdays prices.
Light is.s06sis.si: heavy $3.50
$3.50: medium slfsoasis.25: mixed
tii.Oos 1859. common Si300H 1850:
PiEr 81 .o0asi:50
SHEEP-ncc,ipis 1900 rtoady. lambs
ul-eegi3oe; ycalrings ts0oaiioso.
weihcrs 5000 fs.eo. ewes s7.o0Gs 90.
culls $1,000 300: goats si.eOGtj.00.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
Coffee Lower.

~ Associated Press
The general coffee market opened Il
decline Of 80 10 60 points and clos. 4
Ulshir \ few points 81 the lowest. show.
ing ne, losses Of 80 TO 50 points. july
H14e; SEPTEMBER tii.ss. October sli 81:
December tii,7. January Sii.7l Marsh
MSS. May sllst
Spot coffee nominal. frcfh cffe :
wire scarce snd unchanged NJ Rio
tf:,fs were reported.
The official cables showed an al.
vance q 32s refs In the Rio market.
bat Santos futures were s25 10 70a res
liver.
BRAZILIAN port receipts 81 ~ -
1'sry receipts none: SanioH sfearf
$500 hays for Boston and eon Cor
New 10Th.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07

ny Associated Pi-fk.
NEW. YORK. Iuly 6-Thc lucnl
market for raw sugar was quiet. al
though The undcrtone was firmcr ana
pricer were advanced a. thu iosis ~
17isc fer Culias cost aud freight. equal
90 a. 81 for centrifugal
Refined sugar unchanged There was
only a small trade IN sugar futures
and prices were irregular New crops
ci0 "a unchanged az ten points lower
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
New Orleans Cotton.
n. a.a.sI.s.s -.

NEW ORLEANS. july s.-Most II
the asii,iIy IN todays trading In cot.
Ton var damned into tho las, few
minutes ~ the session when prices
were fcrccd upward until they stool
a 10 % points higher than the close
G. lat week. October touching s21 %.
Last prices showed net gaines u 81
10 az points.
During the greater port u the day
the market was listless
In the carly trading net dcolslncs -
Is 20 - points were mdac. being Tow
for the day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
Wichita Live ste.

tpfetsi "a Th~ NeNs
WICHITA. Kan. July s--s00 hogs.
Ice higher: top $50; two hundred cat.
lie. steady 20 strong; beef steers ts5o6
sii.se; beef cows and hcifers $500
$3.50: stockers and feeders ss.5oa 90:
bulls si.s0Fts.0o: stock cows and heif'
ere N.sofs.0o; calves Ss.50asiOOo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
beaumont Wins.

HEAt MONT. july CO ninth in.
ming rally los tn Elrs knocked 1911
Jamcr from IN" box hut t,ll one run
"hort ~ overcoming the lead held by
beaumont and the lurall won the third
gnmc ~ M" series here today t. i've
san Antonio .......... 600 l0l cog
beaumont 5000. ......... OOU3ii 1905
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
CORRECTION

~ poor cyesight with the best glasses
ihcac low prices until further notice:
sass. Sj.27. 1885. siOG5 and $3.50.
~ fine selected stock. Or. Claude
wolcott phon" eO6. Fuqua Rlocl,. up.
siaria-walk up flight and save mon.
81. 30 l5c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
Cotton Seed Oh Lower.

NEW YORK. July G-Couou s.cl
oil suffered a severe break through gen.
eTsl liquidation aud stop loss selling
induced By the woakncfs In lard and
slow trade demand Closing blds were
100 q lti points net lower
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07

iiui STON. July G-llousun came
fIom bchind today aud defeated Cal
weston in the last game ct the series
hy tho score 1T tu T.
Galveston ........... O0O OOl 300---t
Houston ................ uN 900 OgN 10
Gudg,r and Gibson, Glenn and Noycs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
S.uatar> shut out.

WASH NGTuN. July G-NcV Nor';
came hack 90 Washington with a ven.
roau,c to-day aftg, losing thee straight
New York ........ OF q Oil q iN0-i1
Washington .......... OoO 00p o0e--l
iud and Hul,rlr Mayr. rincinici
and Erickson. snyder.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
NAY PROHIBIT EXPLOITATION
o. WHEAT AND NJ GAR

RCENos AIRES. Juiy s-In view
q the ris- in the price a sugar ard
tecsuse is calculates s>-Tw that III
quantity q wheat available O. *.
,ort vii - exhausted this ~ tn
Argentine governmeni Will prohibit tn
eErortation - wheat and sugar bsfor
the wsss l. over. accodrinr "a az IN
iolineement in i.sPrensa today
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
sOIFnERN ASsOCINTION

w NV IaTIH Tf'FN.
80 Birmingham o. New orleans ..
~ Chattanooga :. Nashville q.
At Atlanta :: Mobile :.
~ Little Euck . Memphis 7 az iu
niugG
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07

81 When yuu feel lazy. ou, ~ sorts and
yavn a good deal IN the daytime. you
can charge u % a torpid liver which has
allowed the system o. get fuI q impurl
ties. HERBlNE. cures al disorders pro
dnced By an inactive liver Il strength.
ems that QEan. oieanses the bowels AMI
puts the system IN eossi healthy cau.h
dion. sud- ~ al druggists. Este
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
Cubs Win n ~ Ioui,

ST lot is. July o -ChiclgU defeat
81 So i.o1is in froe.h1t,uE contest
to-day, market principally hy the inc'
fcrtivcncrs % the pitchers 90 both
teams
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
HOMER BY FELSCH
WINS FOR CHICAGO
CIRCUIT DRIVE ~ ELEVENTH
BRINGS VICTORY OVER
Glen EliND.


~ N'HN'IaIFlI TTTIHI
CHICAGO. Julp Ga home run IN
90. left field hl,1,hoif hy Fcitch ~
th, eleventh inning brought victory
L. Lnlnnrn n..L LL--.-Lul IulnA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07

= laiied fur Northyn Doe 9Th
Chi-.-n ........... TOO u13 sos -ie
- Louis ............iU0 an3 U-n--
ha.. hit. H"rpyhy. Lawn 3 h's"
h.i H,aihruic stolen base Twomhlv
smith. struck out by Shcrlcl .. Doak
J.. Basc on balls OF Doak .. Carter
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07

7 TINV his IlIUITVT IIUIl'H % IilE
bv.. Q base hits Smith u'Ncil Jamie
ru1. homc run Frls,h Double play"
l,irhsrC to 4 Collins tu T. collins 2
L,ihold o. Sehalk
Base ON balls 81 Eighy .. Fabcg 3.
struck out by Eaghy I, Flbcr .
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
CINCINNATI TAKES
P|TTSBURC CAME
MEADOR AND WISNER BOTH niT
HARD AND CHAMPIONS WIN
10 TWO

~ Rtsnritifd lffss
PlTTsBtEGll Jllv C-Clurnulu
defeated Pittsburgh today due 90 abi'
hts nit Nrndur and MiFnor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
Double Bnl

PHILADELPHIA 1uIy G-ii'mc
runs hy Walker Dykes aud welsh IN
~. second game q tolay's douhl"
header gave Philadelphia an even
break With Boston. the lurols winning
e Gee aud losing the first ~ to q.
l.p.'on .............. O.2 100 O0O-ll
Philadelphia .......... eou Uon oUu-- ~
Walters Smith and Jonc.. pcrkina
and Myatt. Moore. H1uis.
Second game.
Boston .............. GOO orc OO3--l
Philadelphia .......,..lu n ioo o3X--i
Walters and Harper. Nlyloy and
Moore
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
Marines beat Gassers.

DALLAS. Juiy G-Thc Dallas Mar.
in,F broke their losing ftrc1h TODAY
10y defeating thu Gnss'rs 10 ..
Landry. DALLAS pitcher stiucl, ont
nine men and gave nine hJs's ga h1lls.
Dale relieved him iu the eighth after
b" had walked three men,
DALAI ............... pua 600 IiN--t
Shreveport ...........UN U Oui OlO--.2
Landry Dale ana Burke, Naun and
Hinton Il
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07

biii-i fur WIuu BOO ,ih IA bat.
ted co. Watson u H'h
Cincinnati ....... ..... UuI ne 100
Pittsburgh ...... ..... urU lrU Uui-..
liUm, run. N,I' struck out hy Ring
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
Can lar Rank statements.

WASHINGTON. July Ga call for
the condition ol ma,ional banks 81 tho
cluyr IL burlncse June 30. has ben II.
sued
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
sPUDD[Rs DEFEAT
PANTHERS, 3 To Z
INNS PINCH HITTING SAVES
DAY ron WICHITA FALLS .
AT FORT NORTH

FORT WCRTll, July G.-Hinn's
Pinch hitting saved the game Tor w.
chiia fallH who won today from Fort
Worth 90 . Zinn wen, to th" mound
In the siXth with three on and one out
aud struck OUT PhtlTn and Sears IN
succession.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07

u Y " IINUrNN N1E IIWNNN HIE ~
o.. o. Rooms No ! and .. Carson Blis
Omr, phone. go: residence. 1855.
eOa ietn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
Makes IL Three straight.

BOSTON july e.-nrooklyn made Il
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>%Ssk]%t4<%<<%%%
: WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
National
Chicago a. -. Louis.
american
BoriUn at philadolphia
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thr,, straight against Eostun toily.
Mitchell had better suppur, than I'll.
ingim
grporlyu ........... .nlO Oup OiU--i
U..tru ............... 400 Ooo oll--2
Mitchell aud ErI'g,r, riling!n. Ne.
Qulllan and u'N,.l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
sugar Market Quiet.

Boston O., Philadclphia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07

Chicago at -. Louis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07

II b. . significant fact that while this
name America was suggested ia Z
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
STANDING or CLUBS.

= . = . = = = = y = = = = /,
National.
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and Myat,. Wore llauis
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-08
BIG LIFE POLICIES PAID
Total Distribution Here In 1919
Was $15,3o3,0oo

life insurance payments totaling
ST.. 1903 900 were distributed in this city
last year by all insurance organizations
operating in the United States and
Canada, according to statistics quoted
by the Insurance Press. Payments
made by the bureau Of war risk insur-
anCc of the government are included in
the total.
The largest single payment made in
this city was $500 on a policy held
by George Grant Snowden. A policy
issued in the name of Howard A. Riley
drew a payment of $105. 900. Other
large payments included Benjamin H.
Shoemaker. SS5 1924 William b. Van
Lcnncp. $50, 1000; Oscar d. Loeb, S57,
600. and Alexander ]. Gray, $51 800.
The total distribution in the United
States and Canada last year was ST.,
1850 900, of which 81 ,S43, 800 900
was paid by the government bureau of
war risk insurance, and the remainder
by private cOmDanies,
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Home SEEKERS
AWAIT FARE PLAN
P. r. T.'s Delay IL Announcing
Rise Causes Anxiety to Fam
lilies Forced to Move
TO LIMIT EXPENSE

Delay by the Rapid Transit 10. in
definitely announcing what fare in
crease 1t will seek is causing anxiety
tc families who are forced to move from
their present dwellings.
Thomas e. Mitten. president of the
company, has, intimated that the COM
pany intends to establish a zone fare
system. This hint was given at q pic
mic of the transit employees last week
when the transit company head said
the z. II. L. may charge proportionste-
ly In the matter of rides
AS there is every indication Of the
establishment Of five and ten cent zones,
hundreds of families who will be COM
PEELED to move during the next few
weeks are desirous of choosing homes
which would be within the radius of
the five-cent fare.
The difference Of "nickel' in fare
makes a big difference in year to
those who are paying on their homes.
In family in which there are four
workers, for instance, an increase of
five cents In fare would make an addi-
tional outlay of $115.20 a year. r
AS the company has changed its plan
to, obtain fare increase through the
substitution of three.c cent exchange
tickets for free transfers and abolish
ment of exchange in the central bust
ness district, there is no fare increase
plan now before the Public Service
Commission.
The company has also failed to an
nounce what action it will take in re-
gard to the Frankford elevated line.
The. city built the line and Mayor
Moore informed Mr.. Mitten that the
company could operate the system II
the p. r. T.. would pay N 8 per cent
return on the city's Investment.
Mr.. Mitten said he would place the
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Children's Warmer
Sleeping Garments

NIGHT GOWNS of outing
flannel, all-white or striped in
pink or blue. Fancy braid at the
round neck. Sizes 6 to ID years
5000 to $500.
PAJAMAS, of striped outing
flannel, one-piece style, closing in
front, finished with fancy braid
and frogs; 4 to 16 years-$2.25
to $4.00.
NIGHT DRAWERS, with feet.
Of white or colored outing fam
mel, closing in back; 2 to 10 years
-$1.75 to $500. Third Floor. west