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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
The biggest Advertising
Arrow in the World

Harold l.. Arnold is erecting @ build.
iug fur his lalcsrooms boo los Angeles.
M'unw hilr be- - using i,mpo,pr, guar.
t.re.
lu order that his small temporary
o. iuuIrt,rS may not %" overlooked. he
h1, built along - iront.-1 distnnc" uf
2ies fcpt--a large yellow arrow with
hlu" letters approximately nS" feet
Wild" iu the shaft u points to the ymall
temporary room and thu arrowhead
boags tho number 81 this room. IA.
uolds name ~ soupt the same STYLE
that D. used as his advertising sigma.
turc. runs along the shaft. some uf IN"
portions of the letters h'ing cat ont a.
th-y prutrudc above ur below th" shaft
of "a" arrow. tn butt end 81 The az.
row contains M, words Temporary
Sll,srDum"
This j. said % D., the largest arrow
used fur advertising u is not missed
hy those who driN, uy-in fact IL has
caused some 90 cumc u,'r Just Ia see o.
Best of an 70 brings into notice the.
email quarters tha' would otherwise Do
lost
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
No DRY FLANK.

There will be no dry plank in tho
Democratic platform. and dry
plank would be wholly superflgous
The Law which makes prohibition
effective IS now upon the statute
books: the Constitution Of the
United States has been adequately
amended.
Let us determine TO enforce the
law from this point forward and
ihere should be- no further trouble
about prohibition and no future cam
paign centering about the measure as
an issue.
The delegates 20 the national con
vention have properly relcgated Mr.
bryan 10 a position Of obscurity
Ills voice has been heard but his ad-
vice has gone unheeded.
Mr.. Bryan has many good quail
ties, hut he lacks that breadth OF
vision so essentially necessary 90
men IN public life In this great day
the beginning of a new world era.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04

! themselves with home mad, cut. John
Walducr haihor. 81 Medina. y. Y,
has supplied the opportunity
Tho Medina tonslrial.st has installed
a sclfsorving sec;ion In his shop and
has equipped u with safety razors and
one ~ th" newly marketed SELF hair.
cutters. \ generous supply of toilet
sprays. lotions and connections thaf
make for h. face beautiful ar. lik,wis.
q y" found in this particular part II the
Waldncr shop.
II N" customer j. in o rush Ion a
uain h. can take hts quick ,hoic. ~ "a
diversified line ~ slfinficting tolls
and siari right in. and when tho cash
register rings as b. exits the rcsul,,n,
indication viii D. less than when ,b..
operation j. performed by 70 regular
union artist \ self-saryicc haircut costs
Just half q tn regular Zee.
Waldncr's entorpris, has attracted IA.
attention u local retail merchants Who
handle safety raz0rs and s.lf haircut.
ting appliances and they are SERIOUSLY
considering establishing similar "s.lf.
t'rNioe' shoi's IN their stores
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
Envelope Records
Iell the Winnie SfnrN

Daily followup ~ tho amount II
huFiness transacted. the spprovirns,,
profits and thc efficiency ~ clerks and
inanagcrs Is essential II mercantil.
executive operates more than one s,or. %
oys \. o. Forv. owner of thlr,v.two
grocery stores and automobile grocery
stores IN and around Canton. Ohio.
In operating our stores We have
found an envelope daily report practical
and effective. l. has h-,n used eight
Years and works iu each store % IN.
~aiirfaction - management and clerks.
u gives us direct cheek On m, husl.
mess ard fsciliiaies wofb iu %, account
ine department
~ tho clorr - business s1rh d.v
~" manager ~ each store makes out "a
r"pori IKE this and b. pointed a. the
fam whirh accompanies this article
- y. D. o. " and x represent lo,t.rs
80 h receipt.printing cash register. an
essential - every store Elfh elerk
takes one le;ier as re- factory worker
takes a number Thus. on %. report h.
hnwn how many CUSTOMERS Frank
waited on. how many fales b, mad. the
amount - mone, b. received CO. go.-is
This. 90 ouura il revealed hy the
register and simplifles the MANAGER 5
work.
The number - hours Umked by
Frank IL also catered. 4 glance az his
record for q few days Invariably shows
his efiioisney q his ineffioisncy. A study
q -eseral reports from enc store helps
iaishiiiy in judging The business quail.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
Az INDUSTRIAL AWAKENING.

Texas. the greatest wool PRODUCING
state in the union. or one Of them
has not a single wooden mill within
its confines
What Is the reason that our wool
our cotton, our cattle and hogs. mus
he shipped out OF the state or acrosl
the ocean 10 he woven into clotl
or returned 10 Us In tin cans, rs th'
ease may be. when great factories
and packing house might he esiab
lished within our own borders?
There are many reasons. but one
Of them Is that Texas has never
sought the establishment OF such
great Industries. through the enact.
meat Of fair laws for their govern
meni. as have the Eastern States.
The bringing into Texas OF grea,
manufacturing industries 10 make
into the finished articles the raw
materials which Texas supplies in
such abundance. Is one OF the chief
aims OF Pat ". Neff. should the peo-
pie % Texas see ~ 10 cleo, him
their governor.
ny such a process the farmer Will
find a market al his doors. trans
portation facilities will not he the
great problem they are today and the
saving OF freight rates and transpor-
taficn charges will mean a reduction
In the cost Of living. Texas IL fully
able. from The standpoint; OF produc-
lion. 10 live at home and board and
clothe dts people at the same place.
IN 9 bringing into the state Of
many great Industries means tina,
thousands Of people will be induced
10 come here. viii be induced 20 pur-
chase homes and farms, and that
work VIII be given hundreds of thou
sands in the new factories.
Amarillo Is particularly Interested
in the bringing into the state OF
great Industries. Amarillo has nat
ural Ess. And with the right sort Of
laws that viii insure the corporation
a square deal. and the right sort OF
rate at the well on the gas. there Is
nothing 90 stop this from becoming
the great Industrial center OF the
West
We believe that the people Of Pot
ter County. as well as a vast majority
% the people OF the Panhandle. are
EolHg 20 cast their ballots on July
STA for Pat n Neff for governor.
For NeIf Is the peoples candidate
He q not the plaything Of the poll
iieians.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
BY-PRODUCTS o. TIL CONVENTION
By Abe Martin.

"'N I''N''IH'o. july rs
SIMMER l'in'Ii. % Lewis. 81 cd. iurlud
'l'- li. h..,a' t.'" curtains D. ming'
hi win ih PARTS Ifid'r- Ma Levi,
p l'''n 'h'''s" "h 'f'ff''s 900 his "wi
'''''N H''' v| ih cana
'''' iN ~ h'Ii linf. "I -'
''' '' 81" ''''"' canyon.
.''..' '''htn woman
800, ''' u" '''' ''''i''d i''
F' O" 90" 'p'n'i
"''-'' ''ih some ~.
~. '' ''.,i ii pi'"
''' '' ih lhins.
...r, ,..,..
''' '''' ''N u.h 'n"ngh h'
~ va '--',' "'N. '' d "'l dressed
'- iN' 'i twenty
,
"'' i.'N'n ""nid
~" 81 'h'N uii" woman
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N-
a II : VII
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
builders Made
liirsig's business ilaoni

/ tNNrtk buNtttt~@ thoUN
Ask any one IN Madison. Wis. u cx.
plain tho rise of the Wolf. Kuhly g
Iiirsig Hardware Company and youll
] probably get such an answer a. this.
pen. a bir variety % goods. and just
what W. want In stool, when We want
u, In other words. good service"
But talk 10 Louis IIirsig and yonu
get q now angle on tho secrets Il bard.
ware success.
The builder" h. says is our best
prospect. When the foundation H. laid
and work ius; begun on a new building
we make Il "a point 70 see the contrar.
tor or owner and scli him the necessary
hardware fixtures
II al sounds simple of course hut
W. usually land that prospect Both
Mr.. kuhly and myself have made =
study 81 architecture. We can read
our prospects blue pint plans ana give
him expert advice as o. jus, what The
now building will need IN tho way II
Dsiit-in reffiEeraiors. furnaces aud tn
various other fixtures We can supply.
I'VE also advise him IN ANYTHING
cl'e that b. may need. although il NAV
b" out of our line. iIc soon learns that
h. can rely upon us Tor honest advlr,
and. when he finds that b. can demand
upon ~. he concludes that b. can d..
p'nd upon our furnaces ouf locks
hinges and hundreds q other things
heTl need
Then. too when q factory building h
about to go up here ~ when m. fnuuda.
ton b started f0r a new APARTMENT
hous" ~ office building. ! go out Or ~
interview with the purchasing agent. or
builder. o. ans one with thu authority
a. make a contract with M. for N.
building hardware. often it's hard o.
gat hearing bot Just camp right
"u the trail ~ my rrosf--c, until h.
listens o. m'. oven u BE- takes several
diys
To prove that this hind - sales.
mlnship fayF" flirig continued q can
h1w sou that We have furnished tn
building hardware for about so i,ei cent
~ The han's and buildings pui up Boz 2
Madison during The fasi few ysars On
addition % this We have created hIre
issir ~ sHtisfisd customers The f-rnnir .
who have hu.ii homss know thsi a..
furuishfd them lnsiiiye sertire once .
and iustinsiIEcif thoy fe.l that usu '
do ~ again.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04

tics ofa manager.
The report accounts Tor the cash re-.
cripis. money banked during the day.
cash Enclosed and coupons redeemed ~
well as the number and amount of an
'pntd outs The salary total. out ~
which the manager gets his percentnR"
Tor hiF services and 10 pay his help. n
NJ once available Refunds over rings
present previous ana the days register
readings. with any shortage a. over.
registration. are evident Approximate
profits and expense are likewise fig.
urod
These reports. with The srmi monthly
meetings. of store Managers and the
monthly meetings ~ our clerks hay"
proved a substantial and simple means
o. Increase our business a. S2.ooo. o0o
% year ard "a assure q square deal Cor
customer. manager and owner
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
CASING SITUATION
MUCH IMP ROvED
EMERALD WELL DRILLING NJ
Zoo FEET-MiSrkRSON
SHIT DOWN.

Tho Emerald OIL Company l. rcporic,
Q" hc ~ around sioo feet and drilling
The Mas,crson No Z l. reported shu
down. The whitc.rarks w'll IS dnll
! inl 20 around 1900 feet The Pury!no u
/ drilling "a about 100 feet Tho Gult
well H. reported to be- drilling ~ as5,
frr' and is still In the hard lime. Hum
bic H. reported drilling az 1850. The
ilainvs Little Pool Is shut down ior 70
,"w days waiting ior easing.
Tho Cohlc.IleyWood well Is reported
az see and has twcniy.inch hole. Scott
Haywood himself J, on the job and says
that b." n gninE Co make q goud com.
pl.tr deep test li,nn,dum Tees Shcl.
ton No. and M.tldor No are report.
81 drilling IN Oldham County and the
Humble and oil Issues are reported t.
~ ,ill drilling there.
Tho Niece wei AZ Ttcwmcari. after
another experience with water breaking
in. have their hole clean and have start.
ID drilling today. The Casa oil com.
pauy IN Ochilii'" County H. rgportcd To-
be- drilling The Two wells IN north
Roberts COUNTY,. commonly known as
iho Stonor No. l and Stoncr No are
said 90 have two complete now outfits
with material "a the ground and dril.
lnr Is progressing nicely
The EASING situation viii BE- much
better IN the future. Il Is said. Local
supply houses say that In the latter.
part ct laly they will have an unlimited
supply 81 easing This * one of the
things tina, has hampcrcd Development,
within th" last wear. With this cundi.
ton impro' q. those who sincerely dc.
sit" 10 gn ior oil will experience much
less difficulty. oil men Say.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
REGULATING FARMING.

The city ordinance. regulating the
nsrkins Of cars on streets traversed
~ the street ear lines. goes into e.
iect AZ once and q viii be rigidly en-
forced BY the Amarillo officers
II Is necessary that the ordinance
- enforced-neceessary ~ the lives
o. the people on these busy thorough
fares are to he safeEuarded. II Is
therefore essential that car owners
nform themselves az 10 the proyi-
IONS Of ne new ordinance
Cars on streets trasersed b. the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
AUTO REGISTRATIONS
SHOW BIC PROSPERITY

Automobiles registered at the office
81 county Tax Collector Zen Goldine
since January I and up to the frs
day 81 This month number e7io and the
transfers total go.
During the month of June there
We" 1876 new registrations and sOa
lranii'gs Nj. Goldlng expressed his
fnrlrifc ~ the large number II regis.
irH'lonr. faying the number was much
greater than fur the same month last
year which he believed To- be- an In.
dicaiion Of good business In tho auto.
mohil" industry In Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
A|RPLANE WILL CARRY
PEOPLE ON HOLIDAYS

Announcement was made YESTERDAY
Icy Manager Lloyd Iiivins 1T the Pan.
handle Aerial Service and Transpor.
iaii"n Company. thar on SUNDAY and
Monday one e., the firms ship would
u" IN coum'-,ion on the local field In
'htr" # l'iloi Hitler.
lhis o. going Ia enable folks e.
'hl1at" The Fourth with little .N.
rit'1'nt when they gci tired Of fire.
'''l''s and fishing" he said.
The aviation field b. az the foot IL
W,u Fifteenth street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04

Mr. J. tssne Williams OF tire Amarillo Type.
writer Exchange. hss taken the agency fsp
The Wales Adding Machine. II you an inter,
sstsd he viii Be glad 10 demonstrA,e this won.
esrfal machine. TIE IL located li3 West sth
street. Phone iss For Woodstock Typevrit.
srs. go him i2e 2ets
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
Runs Barler shop
on Self-ssrys Plan

To thosc who are in a hurry and can.
not wait Coz tn cail a next gent" or
vhs rtreHi a. high oost q haifcuis
aHa accordingly d,s.Fs O. slifacrifire
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04

The brain ~ The average man II said
10 weigh ~ ounces. Will, that - tho
average woman Weighs ~ ounces.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
'E atSE1%fSss.
EDITED BY MANSFIELD F. HOUSE es--.

In tn column which twice appear
short articles OF Tec uerchar
ness mel
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
Personals

NJ and Mrs. h-nry } Gould will
have tonight len Clohurne. Texas. where
they VIII spend q two weeks vacation
aud visit with their parents They re.
turned Yesterday from Portland. Oregon.
Mis- Carrie Trolingcr. assistant score.
inly IT the Board ~ cav development
was back "a her post of duty SATURDAY
following an Illness ~ several DAYS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04

I'd Tor an sunday School members who
are pre'ul Rev Culpcppcr said he
r"uhl pr"i'h {" "a" Kids and outshina
charley Chaplin city block.
Regular SUNDAY school viii ho held
NJ III" church this morning at sIi
',i,ck
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04

tn famous nryrn turl o. WuHmm.
J'nnin- lr l:Nul pUt,. .l Idaho.
are ltrur'.r lH. 90 ltt,rti. ,l,sc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04

in sp'5tlu o. Gov Edwards. tan.
glossy d'l.gI'r. vpru' rungi,s.
.1i''rs 1u cello players hair cot.
lid ih Democrats might 20 further
en- q" wursr. Whore do yuu mean
Manila asked railroad ownership
Hdt"oai' u,ur. r,i'b, belt uor .ls
r,ndats
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04

Way dunt they make close politi.
cal Observers take out license same
sf any other fortune t,ll,tsr" asked a
delegate with droupiu r,d mus,acho.
.as b. run m scale en- q rolsiin' cls
lin cafe t'd1v.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04

"Tht fu.r looks rim enough 3, ha
a Epuhh1r Iid Frisco onloosor
at M Palace tdly Joel well dressed
d@'rii" tnurht hgg com 81 twenty
fitr cent cigars
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04

hre" determined l,usin' woman
delegate from th EAST r,,'i,,i 70 90.
''gr1m fum D,r husband. tday. askiu'
h'r wh.r, .hH pU 10 ,lu opener
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04

\ number d,l,-at, tllE some ~
.yi.tiu Chinatown ar muIn' uh' pp.
i'i Tee a. ',p.usn,f o. th thing.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-23
Leader and 6 Others Held
In Alleged Whisky Ring

Seven men, one of them said by
Frank l.. Boyd, Supervising Prohibition
Agent, to be leader of the New York
whisky ring. were taken into custody
yesterday by local dry agents here.
Another of the seven is deoective-
sergeant of the New York police He
is Morris Grossman, first grade de
tective, attached to the East Sixty
seventh Street police station.
The so-caled leader described him
self to United States Commissioner
Hitchcock, as Henry T. Semel, president
OF the United States Distilling Com
pany, with Offices at 35S West Forty
third Street. This corporation was
formed recently. it is said to remove
bonded whisky from government ware
houses for medicinal purposes only.
The specific charges against Detective
Grossman, as preferred by United
States Attorney Peattie, are that he
conspired to alter and forge counterfeit
permits to withdraw liquor. A guam
tity of rubber stamps, made for the
purpose, was seized.
When Semel's place was raided yes
torday more than 365 cases Of whisky
were confiscated. Had the raid oc-
Cured two months ago, Mr.. Boyd said,
government agents would have found
more than 80 900 cases
The others arrested we're Alarico
Velie. Dan Pollock. Max and Irving
Workman and Ferdinand Loeb. They
were held in 1900 bail.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-23
Bedtime Stories
A Little Fellow Fools Big One
By Thornton W. Burgess
a great mistake is has ,uho tries
To Judge another By his sise
-Whitefoot the Wood Mouse
BY Thornton W. Burgess

Whitefoot the Wood Mouse is one Of
the smallest Of the little people who live
in the Green Forest. Being so small, it
is not surprising that he is very timid,
ready to run and hide at the least little
sound. But it doesn't follow that be-
cause he Is so very small and timid he
isn't as smart AS some of his larger
neighbors. When you come to think Of
1T, the proof that he is smart is the
fact that he is alive, for there is no
one who is hunted for night and day
more persistently or by more hungry
neighbors than little Whitefoot. No
wonder he Jumps at the rustic of
leaf or a glimpse of moving shadow.
| am sure that were ! in his place
should want eyes in the back of my
head and on the top of my head as we'll
as where Mother Nature has placed
them
But Whitefoot has just the one pair
of eyes and one pair of ears, and some
how he manages to make these do. But
he spends so much time darting into
holes and other hiding places that it is
something of a wonder that he manages
to get enough to eat. He does, however.
In fact, almost always he is sleek and
plump, which is one reason his hungry
n,
IL happened that late one afternoon as
Whitefoot sat on the root of a tree
washing his face, for Whitefoot is very
neat, he heard heavy steps approaching.
Whltefoot sat motionless, waiting.
Presently he saw Buster Bear shuff1ing
along toward him. Now, compared with
Whitefoot, Buster Rear is a perfectly
enormous giant. l suspect that if YOU
were TO see giant as much bigger than
you as Buster Bear is bigger than
Whitefoot the Wood Mouse you would
almost die of fright.
But Whitefoot didn't do anything like
that. In fact, for few minutes he
didn't do anything at all but sit per-
fectly still. This shows how we'll he
had learned to take care OF himself. He
knew that Buster did not see him. but
II he should move Buster might see
him. If he didn't move Buster might
turn aside and never guess that he was
anywhere about.
So Whitefoot sat still and waited, his
little heart going pit-a-pat, pit-a-
He was frightened OF course. He was
terribly frightened. But he didn't al
low his fright to lead him to do any
thing foolish. Buster was shufflinp
along slowly, with his nose to the
ground, shifting at this and that. That
was bad sign. 1t meant that Buster
was looking for something to eat.
Straight toward him Buster came,
until it was clear to Whitefoot that he
was bound to be discovered. Then he
moved. He ran down that root and
dived into little round hole in the
ground. 1t was the doorway to one of
his tunnels. The instant he movet
New-York tribune., 1920-10-23
Jeweler, Who Said He
Was Robbed, Is Indicted
Federal Grand Jury Charges He
Concealed $ll5,OOO Assets
i'm Bankruptcy Action

Samuel Schonfeld, { jeweler and dia-
mond dealer, of the Schonfeld Manu-
featuring Company at II Nassau
Street, who reported to the police on
June 5 that he had been assaulted by
two thieves who had thrown pepper in
his eyes and got away with $l15,OOO
worth of diamonds, was indicted YES
terday by the Federal Grand Jury for
perjury and concealing his assets IN
bankruptcy proceedings. He was ar
raigned before Judge Rupert c. Foster
IN the United States District Court and
held in $4,000.
Four days after the alleged robbery
creditors of the jewelry concern filed
bankruptcy proceedings against Schcn-
field and on June % he was adjudred
a bankrupt. Arthur Y. Dalziel was ap-
pointed trustee in bankruptcy.
At hearing before Seaman Miller.
referee in bankruptcy. on August 19
Schonfeld told of tho theft of the dia-
monds. The suspicion of the Fcde raj
authorities was aroused and it is now
charged after an investigation THAT
there was no robbery and Schonfeld
never lost $ll5,000 worth of diamonds.
Assistant United States ATTORNEY
Louis Schwartz and Oscar A Lewis, at
torney for the trustee in bankruptcy,
worked up the case against Schonfeid.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-23

Buster Bear saw him and spranp fo,
him. But Buster was too late Wbi+.l t.l
1!t 1oot was already running along thst
lttie tunnel underground.
buster shifted at the doorway. The
smell OF fat Wood Mouse tickled his
nose. Then Buster set to work with
ms great claws tearing open the
ground. How he did make the dirt fvi
lie knew that there was a tunnel there
ana ne knew that it was only a little
way below the surface. You see he
khows a lot about Wood Mice. He in.
tended to dig this one out. To be sure
ne would make only bite, but it woul Id
De very delicious bite, quite worth the
trouble. Va vi |''o
Now, when Whtefoot made that TIM.
mel ne knew that just this thing might
happen so ne had made several branch
suhheis with doorways at the ends.
NOW ne raced along one Of these. It
!eu around to the other side of that
Tree on the root of which he had heen
sitting. Cautiously he poked his head
out Buster Bear was digging With oil
ms might on the other side of that tree
Whltefoot came out and swiftly climbed
that tree, to hole he knew of in a
certain dead branch halfway M Rus
ter was making such racket that he
d'dn't hear Whitefoot's little claws on
me bark Of the tree rs he climbed
once inside that hollow branch. White.
loot poked his head out, looked down
ana an grinned to see how hard Buster
Bear was working for nothing. He was
no longer afraid. He had fooled great
big Buster Bear
Copyright, 1920, by T. w. Burgess)
The next story: "Chatterer Makes
New-York tribune., 1920-10-23
Steamer With Liquor Seized
Move Begun to Break Up
Whisky Running From Canada

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. 22-The
freight steamer Lakeport, seized by
customs officers at Conneaut to-day,
was released on bond tonight and al
lowed to proceed up the lake with
cargo of coal.
Seizure of the vessel, bound from
Montreal, light, was declared by pro-
hibiton agents to- be the start of
cleanup of liquor running from
Canada by steamers. Thirty three
quarts of whisky we're said to have
been found in the cabin Of a member
Of the crew.
Steps were taken by United States
District Attorney Ed Wertz to libel the
Lakeport and obtain court order to
sell it at auction.
The boat is 5000 tons, with a capac-
ity of 1000 tons. 1t is owned by the.
Lakes and st. Lawrence Navigation
Company. The owners and Captain T.
B. Greenway, the master, said they had
no knowledge of the liquor on board