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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-13
ANOTHER RESPONSIBILITY.

President Wilson has taken an.
other heavy burden up0n himself
lie will rrst 10 settle he controversy
between The railroad nd'ninis'raiion
and the employ-s. TIE win ondeavor
10 bring about an amicahle arroo.
ment.
This ne know. That the emplnyes
OF the railroads u tho nation have
been continually siriklnr or threat.
ening strikes since the war. Their
demands. in very large measure. have
been granted each time Tho people
are paying these bills And the pay.
ment OF them. a. they grow Larger
and larger. means. - necessity. an
Increase In the price 81 al cofnrnc.
difies which railroads carry and
they carry just about all Of the nee
oesltles
There IL no doubt that a hal mus,
BE called somewhere In the matter
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-13
ENTERTAINMENT Trvp.

Committees ~ 'he Board ~ city
novoic rment and tho Amarillo Bus.
iness Mems Association have begun
IN active canvass for o fund 81 So.
9oo with which 10 defray the ey.
penses of entertaining conventions In
This city during the coming year.
This T. one Of the mos, important
funds that can possibly b. In the
hands Of any public Organization. n
O. is secured. II means that Il will be-
possible for the Board ~ CTS Do
.vclopment 10 properly entertain VIZ.
tor 10 the cily during the coming
year. u the full amount r. subserih.
ed !, means that these visitors Will
appreciate the Hospitality shown
ihom here. and that they vii leave
the city as iis strong friends and
booster
T. is 10 be- hoped that tho entire
fund sought will be- easily raised.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-13
Nhiir Cat hr> Trade
Nii' Ii-iiin : Tackle

d ruu should come across an oit
lsh Iu"r ON busy corner IN yodI
m..n - rir.. DXputly casting 70,
I-Nt.rill bait 10 all parts of 10
HWpl Vtb utmost composur,.
your curiosity would surely fcquir.
atH.yIre before you passed Ca.
ThH n,r"l stunt vas Ucccnlly used
hy thn Waite Hardware CO.. 81
" .lf"s-' ar pa. 90 attract att,r.
Dou OBJ uH window display OF fish.
ing taca.o and other seasonable
gupds
lsIg, crowds gathered on 40,
.nrf,r o. watch the casting ezpcf,
hit 'arDls targets q half block ~
morr e slant and interest ran sl
HEN TO-. several wagcrs Wcro m3d,
rrsafdiug his ability 10 accomplish
s.mo unusually difficult shots.
Salem 2 just inside the door
'htd up with the active display D..
distributing gratis printed copies
up-'tthrm minute game lPws. with
Che fra advertisement bromInonl
~ ii.i'Jr"d therein.
That irr stunt succeeded was cv..
ao'c q by the. steady stream Of yisi.
Ca. t I.ay oi whom. on their de-.
F.I'g.". bore pac ages OF various
ahanr and sizes. not an nsh'nf
r,k'r B. any means.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-13
\ Drug stone THAT sells
secondhand ptinos

Somc time aro the Woolwo
DRUG store 100 Albany ore, tool
over mus,s room next door closing
The entrance of that room va lha'
patr0ns of n have 40 pass through
the drug store Through m room
the store is doing great Photographs
business
MANY NJ them are sold through ~,
taking IN At secondhand piano1
There is i0g the store % uulrk sale
AMI good margin No srpord.h hand
pianos Really INTO urr two pro.
Its: one when the sale 0l tho phO.n.
graph Ia made and one later whom
the piano B sold Many are hOurhi
lor cash and thoy moyc PROMPTLY.
Twice q month iho store udyct
ii'ns in tho classified columns mdc-
tho heading. pianos Wanted and
bus gets IN touch with those who
Wish ~ .cll Fuur instruments we're
handled IN November
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-13
STRAIGHT ralL Rcfuic>
Z UnipCtiiur.' CLAIMS

john J. smith, ul Troy y Y. hlt
learned after many years of new
paper adyorririnr'th just lstinl
meats ana giving prices Is not ail
There is n advertising There wJ-
va much that hc wanted to tell the
public anout the way be- conducted
hi. business.
On iaV customer this was
months lgo said 10 smith why
don vrp put IN yout advertisements
the sort ~ stuff you tcll your Gus.
toner. when they come into IN
rtorn' That would surely bring an
Irtp f' uf trade
Nnits thought 90 over Tor while.
Tuan ln adopted ms lca and h.e
boon using De- ever since. Ono-halt
Uf hs advert. ing pace r given oyo
io straight merchandising facts Th.
Other BALI belongs 10 his series az
'srdth % Gossip" 10 numbers the -
iJ,A. lrl they have reached l9s or
,,Ug mp io date
Unfair competition got after the
.hun ami this Smiths Gossip
shows how the situation WIS met.
uc1r Nadtm.
n YOU have any relatives or cloro
..'n's no are IN the wholesale
s. .-s ask them II they know u,
.a' retail dealers who can or do g,-
... Ht who,tgale prices. Don't luI
'H.h q Hl'v and close 90 au impn
h''t, IYr markctm1u 90 tell tl,
rG'b when he says be- H. Offering
nraIa in Euu 10 wholesale prices
900 tDu figure any possible Way
ilH' 9hDl"sllrr could cover every
nun. ana corner OF q ,.iy with his
l"lN rit Can YOU conceive ~ go,
maui with an ounce Of brains in hi.
Iced doing business without max
igF r'i' on everything 10 pay hi~
oNP.nace fair margin Of profit
1m making q nro'it on cycry
ihinE .cll and that's why I am 10
business. and I DO not give YOU
rrurkcry with your purchases To-
,n,l .ip jHy Deficiencies In the pual.
'fy lrclr.' l'm uo' built that way
JOHN J SMITH.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-13

The rules given above. recommend.
"a hy The New York City Board OF
Health. are guides 10 good health al,
~ times Particularly should they
be- followed Just now, when influen.
70 ,s agaln abroad In the land Au-
thoritics agreo. however. that the tia
this year Is less severe than In the
last Conference.-The attacks are short
or and the death ratio lower. IN faci
many physicians insis, that the cpl.
denies now being ronnrtes from 50
Waut Hr"tiona are not fm ~ all. but
simply tho old-fashioncd grin.
Keep the AIR Passage Iicaithy
While We know very little more
about TN fiu now than We did last
year---thc germ Itself has never been
positively Identified most au.
lhoritios agree that the flu germs
mn" hr"a,hcd IN. II the system IL In
good shape and the membrane OF
lining &. the DIR passages H. In heal.
ny condition --thes" germs are
thrown Of.
\ good plan IL 10 melt little
Nlfh NdNr Kun N a tnoon. ulght ana
morning and inhalc the vapors. also
anrly little up the nosirils several
times q day especially Just before be.
inr exposed 10 crowds
Treat NJ Colds Promptly
Above all. keep free frCm colds. Hs
rulds irrilatc the lining OF the air
pasHls,~ and make them real breed.
ipg grounds for germs Prompt use
II Vick's vupoRub aids In preventing
colds For head colds sore throat
or ho,r-encss. rub vick's well over
Tho throat and chest and cover with
i, warm flannel cloth For deep chest
colds. seyerc sore throat or bron.
chiiis. hot Wet towels should first he
applied 10 tho throat chest and back
between the shoulder blades. to open
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-13
William Phillips
Named as as Minister
to The Netherlands

NY Asaaeialed Press
WASHINGTON. Feb r.. rrcsl.
dent Wilson IL understood tn have
decided upon the appointment Of
William Phillips. usflsipul secretary
~ state. as minister 10 The Settler.
lands.
Tho nomination of Mr. Phillips.
who viii arrive in NeW York within
. few days after trip 10 England.
made necessary b, thc illness there
~ Ma phillips mother, BE- expected
10 be- srut 10 inc senate non. per-
hup' together with the nomination.
uf Robert Underwood Johnson &c..
Gently selected af amhi adur to
linl,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-13
A MARX oT MERIT

We are glad tnuNi that 'ac Come
missioaers' Court OF Potter county
delayed long In making an appropn-
alton for the maintenance OF the
Panhandle. Plains Chamber Of COM
merce.
We are glad now because. the APP
preparation. as i, was made may be
regarded hy the Panhandle-plains
Chamber of Commerce. not rs con-
tribution toward securing things
hoped for. hut rs reward for IT.
definite achievements.
We feel constrained TO give hero
the resolution offered hy Commits
Toner Hall. which was rdopicl hy
the court. Notwithstanding The iad
that Il has been published elsewhere
whereas. the parhandlo-plains
Chamber OF Commerce has rendered
great and valuable assistance To Pot.
ter county and the Panhandle as a
whole in the WAY ~ assisting w oh.
tanning cars Ger the moyom II % the
tremendous grain crofs 20 market
and will continue 20 rend'r valuable
services along this line and Wherc-
aa Potter county is nov ENGAGED ih
a large road building program and
win need the services of raid orrani.
zation In assisting said Potter county
In obtaining movement 81 materials
for such road construction. and.
Whereas. AZ hcl.eve said orEag-
ization has been and will DO In tho
future OF great assistance in tho ~.
building Of the Panhandle and Pot
ter county and. Whereas II is pro
posed to secure funds for such organ.
ization through contributions from
the various counties that are mem
bers Of said organization. and Pot
ter county has been requested for
the sum OF s2.4ii. %. tho same be-
ing It's pro rata shore of such fund
rs In proposed 10 be raised
Therefore. Re u Resolved. that
the county cl"rf Of Potter county b.
and he is hereby instructed TO forth.
with issue to the Panhandlc-p Plains
Chamber ~ Commerce warrant
against Glass No. a. Potter county
funds for the sum Of si.e0t92 and
warrant agains, said class Tor tho
sum OF si.20tes. six mon hs from
this date"
The Potter County cour; wns Tor
long doubtful OF the legality of max.
Ing the necessary appropriation and
Il was only after overwhelming
proof had beon advanced ~ The irc.
msndous accomplishment of tho
Panhandle-flaIns Chamicr % Com
merce. thai definite action va
secured. this combine -,ih fny.
orable opinions 90 90 the
legality Of tho acn ry emi-
nent lawyers Numbers Of other
counties have already made appro-
priations and there nov seoms no
doubt that many more will come into
the fold. thus making II possible for
the Panhandle Of Texas. Tor all ~
the counties Of the Panhandle. ~
speak TO tho world with authority. 10
speak a. with ono VOICE IN q com
mon cnuse.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-13
trtks ~, Tor ,,l>
ard Sliatr the Profits

The sJl'spsoplc of Aipater's store
N hiValcr cant, are now fully con-
'inccl that advertising pays
Tho amnuror Of the store. has ar
ranged with Dis clcths to u,c o.,
quarter page IN local noN,rtp..s g,
'Our Sal, onlcE Corn, For
Example, ON" clerk win aak 20 have
re- certain amount OF the space and he
prepares copy for the space and paws
'1r the space ho uses. suppose he
works 10 tho hardware department
and che buyer has marked down 4
.o,t ui hn,yr 10 a low figure Tie
1t,I'.,s Zoo POD. suaco ina, bar.
tH u .IIs' pH be- had M his
'g.I"' Ca be- dly ct the Insertion
NJ iho advertisement and the day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-13
lINCLN'S BIRTHDAY
IS QUIETLY OBSERVED
BY AMARILLO PEOPLE

Tho mn anniversary OF the blr'L
Of Abraham Lincoln was quietly oh.
served ln Amarillo yesterday. only
the bank. clo1Ing IN memory Of the
birthday Of ihc distinguished Amer
ican and martyr
4 few Of the veterans of the Clyil
var looked back with reverence IN
memory of Lincoln: doclarue their
love TO- l'm Hnd Wishing thai ihorr
hgd been more general oh .oiyuucp
Of his birthday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-13

following he i given 10 per cent
commission on all the knives he
sells.
Tho advertisements are 81 novel
and as rule different" that few
people skip them, the clerks show
their copy 10 AL their acquaintance
and thus add TO their sales. the ad
ycrtising brings new customers and
increased sales In All departments
W every one "a satisfied.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-13

Of increased wages We hope the
President BE- prepared 10 stand firm
il .s easier 20 increase the pay ~
men who are already receiving o
fancy price FOR their work than n
Is 10 reduce those wages. even when
the cost 81 living b. reduced
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-13
: u ,.Fse >alrs lorcc
IN ~ ArN Hand,


Customers DO not like 10 wait.
Tir. '.t" 10 be- waited on" Saw o.
Vol Philadelphia grocer "And
mis- particularly tfgc IN ho,
weather.
"iiut every merchant kn0vs there
are times Of the day whcr many peo-
pie come in and other times .ghen
comparatively few do. The problem.
~ course. o. TO have enough clerk
Ir tie Store % handle the rush when
u occurs. and not have them stand.
INK arcand .the. eating 40 wage
during the dull periods.
IT, easy for IN. big stores. Win
hundred ~ cmpioyCs. 10 solve ~
problem by dividing ihc clerks M
into different 'waiche4 which owe,
lap. some NJ the clerk retiIne lrnei
hours aud others working straight
lhrouih shorter hoars wi,hou, any
For my own store. not n very bir
'nc I've worked II our In n different
way \ feU years arb a gin Sho
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-13

Their sentiments were tersely cS-
pressed in n statement OF phh
prinkwater. the English drannssL
author Of the play bearing n)i~
title the name of the Great Em"h'
clpator. which follows;
Gle belongs 10 the ages; no'
merely 10 America, nor 10 ~ period
hut to the world
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-13

worked for me- rot married llni her
household duties she found. did not
take up Ili her time. 80 W. arranged
that .he should come into the store
q couple of hours lust before noon.
when The hig rush was on the
scheme suited both ~ US
Then In the afternoon have
several bright boys available after
school hours
4 good many retail stores do their
biggest business IN the evenings. and
there ave several instances on rec.
ord where such stores recruit their
extra evening hc'. from The clerks
of ncighhoring shops which close.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-13
Several Reported
Killed in Storm
Sweeping Georgia

ug sssnfiaicl l'r,ss
CAMILLA. Ga. Feb l2.--Seyeral
HORSES were demolished by u lorna
Go. aud ten year old negro girl IL
known To have been killed while
so,cral members Of her family were
injured.
Several other persons also were
reported Killed In the northeastern
nArl OF Milrholl enmniy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-13

The cahrm of bathroom ~ rs
fpoilcgruoss ~ tho use ~ Red
Cross Bar nue. nll cloths and
towels retain their whilness until
worn ont &c.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-13
MEMBER or THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS

The Associated rress T. exclusively
entitled 10 fhe uss Ter -"rph''crtlur
Of all news d,spaicp"s 'r''li"d ln Il
or no, uihsiS.-.'fed 'ir.l ,i .hls paper
and Also she il.al a-v' published
herein.
An rights Z; ru'l''''"' - -''"cipi
Dispatches here.n ave slso reserved.
speGisl a'-ort,'d gee leased
wire Service
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-13

&COLUMN II.

on this appears week. will appear
short articles of spec interest o merchants, their aespopc
gencraiJ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-13
To Prevent Flu and Colds
Three Rules You Should Observe
O-Sleep hours-Wi,h windows wide open
90 Eat wisely-exereise regularly-don't worry
90 Avoid crowds and persons having colds

he pores. Thcn ViDks should he
rubbed in over the parts until the
skin {. rcd spread ON 'hckly Hul
covered With two thickncsscs ~ hot
flannel clnlhR Leave The clothing
lo1se around the neck. go the gapore
relt lscd by 10" body heat may be-
freely inhaled
1h's. npors. Inhaled with each
breath. clrly the medication directly
90 The lungs and air passages Al
Tho sure time Vieka ls absorbed
thru and simulate thr sLin. THUS
aiding ~ relieve M" Cnuf'Hlion With.
IN
tsc ~ r,ioinal Treatments Tor
Colds Increasing
Nick'H Vappl,uh g. m" discovery of
a North Carolina druetist who found
how &C. combine lr -llyc form the
standard timo-tcstcd remedies. Cam
Thor Ncnthul Eucalyptus ---
Thyme Cct so that when the sllyo
~ applied tn tho body hest these
ingredients arc liberated Ia the form
~ yanors
NAkS " particularly recommended
Tor ch.ldron's CrOup or colds. since
u Is externally applied and therefore
can b. used freely and often without
the slightest harmful cffcctH
The hest evidence Of the value of
vlcks is tho steadily increasing mum.
her OF people who have been convert
~ 90 the use ~ this "ouie.dr"
treatment.
reginning with the customer Of
q small retail drug store. the Use oi
Nicks has grown year hy year N9te
~ Nate-uniil nov moro than ~
afllian !ars ere used annually And
his w spite OF tho fact that Vicks
is q new form OF treatment 20 many
iolks M he North aud west Wick
can DO had at all druggists in 'hror
sizos--30c. zoe. o. Slso adv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-13
SUBSCRIPTION HATES
ny MAIL

By carrier IN Amarillo zoe he
month.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-31
"RAD|NG PASTOR"
ATTACKED BY MAN
Applicant for Prohibition Job
Becomes BeIligerent When
He Is Refused
FOUR SALOONS ARE VISITED

William Klosterman, giving an ad
dress on Albert street near Twenty
ninth, last night decided he wanted u
job as prohibition enforcement agent.
Klosterman. police declare, was un
der the influence Of liquor when he was
inspired with the desire for the job.
He went to the home of the Rev. r.
T.. johnson. the "raiding pastor. 2413
North Twenty ninth street. pastor of
the Twenty ninth Street Methodist
Church. rang the bell and was ad
mitted He told Mr.. johnson he wanted
work, and felt that he johnson was
the proper man to get him job.
what kind of job do you want?'
asked Mr.. Johnson.
want to help enforce the Nolstcad
act. It's good law. Should have
good men to enforce it. Believe in 1t.
said Klosterman.
Mr.. Johnson who has had state wide
experience as raider of saloons. got
one Whit of the liquor tainted breath
from Klosterman. and told him to get
out. I've got no job for you,' was
his angered comment
Haven't. eh? Well, take that, !"
yelled Klosterman. .
THAT was vicious blow aimed
at Mr.. Johnson's head. The minister
warded off the full effects of the blow
and elected Klosterman.
Patrolman Conlcy was summoned
from the Twenty sixth and York
streets station and Klosterman was ar
rested.
Late yesterday, Mr.. Johnson led fed :
eral agents to four saloons in the vi
cinity Of his parish where liquor val
ued at $1,000 was contiscated.
The proprietors of the drinking places
which are alleged to be violating the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-31
MAYOR RECEIVES TONIGHT
Mrs. Moore, Cabinet and Council
Members to Assist

For the first time since the Blanken :
burg administration the Mayor OF
Philadelphia will hold n New Years
reception In City Hall.
From 10 o'clock until 10 :45 tonight
Mayor Moore and Mrs. Moore. mem.
bers of the cabinet and Council and
their wives will hold reception for
all citizens in the Mayors rooms in
City Hall.
An unusually large crowd is expected
to be present for many people will
undoubtedly turn out to show their
loyalty to the Mayor in the present
city crisis. The people will enter City
Hall through the east entrance, pass
through the Mayors Office where the
receiving party will be, through the
large reception room and out through
the north corridor.
Some Of the members Of Council are
expected to plead "Qther engagements"
on this occasion. The police band will
furnish music at intervals throughout
the evening The reception room has
been beautifully decorated with lights,
Christmas trees and holiday decOra-
tions.
The arc lights on City Hall tower
and the lights in the dial of the clock
will be darkened at five minutes before
midnight and will be turned on again
with the first stroke of the hour. At
the same time flood lights will be turned
on the statue of Penn above.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-31
HIS FOUR SETS OF TWINS
SAVE MAN FROM PRISON
Father Of Seventeen Let on With
Fine When He Tells Of Family


Prospccts of happy New Year
looked gloomy for Albert Arg"e early
today.
Argoe's oldest son was released from
The House of Refuge. but at about the
same time the father entered cell IN
tho Twenty second street and Hunting
Park avenue station.
There are seventeen children in the
Algoc family including four sets or
twins. Plans of the family at their
home. near Olney avenue and W"nsleS
street, to welcome the oldest son were
dampened by news of the father $
arrest.
The elder Argoc is employed at the
plant of the Olnry Foundry Co.,
Mascher street and Duncannon avenue.
intendent. Argoe was seen leaving the
place last night carrying n bag of
cement. He did not give satisfactory
explanation and was arrested by Dis
trict Detectives Reeves and Graham.
The prisoner recitcd his life history
at a hearing before Magistrate Price
today. He admitted he was a foundry
man by day and barber by night. He
also said he received $50 week with
out counting what he earned by W Id
Ing the razor
But all the money was neqf he
said, in view of the nearly two ore Of
little Argoes dependent upon him. lie
could not explain what he was going to
do with the cement
Magistrate Price was impressed when
he heard about the four sets of twins.
AS Argoe had spent n night in cell it
was concluded he had suffered enough.
And 20 after paying n fine of $40
and costs the prisoner was allowed to
go home and welcome his son to Il
happy New Year party.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-31
BIG TIME TONIGHT
IN CENTRAL CAFES
But DRY" Agents With Flood Of
Warrants May Mar Fun Of
VoIstead vioIators

With federal warrants on all sides
or them, and the prospect Of an eve
ning's hilarity IL the prohibition agents
don't get them, great arm OF New
Year jewellers will pack the hotels and
cafes tonight.
Cover charges and prices have never
been higher. liquor has never been
scnrcer, but reservations have never
been more numerous. "Seems like
the harder it gets to have a good time,
the more the people have a try at 1t, "
said one cafe proprietor.
Cafe and hotel proprietors point
with satisfaction to long lists of reser =
vations for this evening Several cafes
are completely sold out. All this III
spite Of the fact that prices per person
range from six to ten dollars-40 per
cent higher than the prices prevailing
last year.
Some Of the cafes will provide
shows in addition to the dinner.
There will be many Dig parties and
dances at the hotels. The Philhar-
monte Society will hold subscription
dance and supper at the Bellevue.
Twenty -one federal prohibition
agents. working in squads of three.
will visit every well known cabaret
and restaurant during the New Year
revclry tonight seeking out violators of
the Volstcad act.
Where offenses are committed and
observed by the agents immediate ar
rests will be made and the alleged
guilty ones lodged in City Hall, where
they may enter bond for their appear
nnce before United States Commis-
sioncr Manlcy on Monday morning. In
other instances information will be
gathered and warrants of arrest is-
sued later for the apprehension of the
violators.
Leo a. Crossen, prohibition enforce
mcnt officer for this district, says
walters in many Of the well known
cabarets are working in collusion with
bootlcggers. These men, Mr.. Crosser
says. will be principally effected by thu
vigilance of the federal agents.
Prohibition agents have no power t.
arrest violators other than those actu'
ally observed by them committing thu
overt act which may be illegally trans
porting. selling or using. 1t is undel
the transporting Offensc that the hil
pockets will be closely watched.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-31
FIRE HORSES HURT
Responding to Alarm, Horses Fall
on Icy Streets

on Icy Streets
While responding to an alarm of fire
early today. the horses pulling the ap-
paratus of Engine Company No. ~
slipped on the ice and fell at Sixteenth
and Dauphin streets.
Weight of the heavy apparatus pushed
the horses a distance of thirty yards
on the rough street surface. Both ami
mails were cut and bruised.
The fire was in the Broad Street
shop. at 1920 North Broad street, and
was cxtinguished with trifling loss.