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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-06
RIVER GANG NABBED
Police Believe Prisoners Are Re
sponsibIe for MANY Robberjes

Through the alertness of Captain f.
G. Metcalf, Of the steamship tanker
Annette, the police believe a gang of
river pirates that have infested the
river front and stolen goods valued ut
nearly $4,000 from steamships and
piers on the Delaware river in the last
few months has been rounded up.
Four suspects captured by Captain
Metcalf were arraigned yesterday before
Magistrate Baker, and the supposed lead
or Of the gang. Tuano Lucia, also known
as Cuba" Tenth and Carpenter
streets, was held without bail. Three
others arrested at the same time with
Lucia were held In $1,000 bail. They
were Panto Memesio. Louis Moscon and
Ramon AArmantandia, Thirteenth and
Pine streets. r... -.
The capture of the men as they were
attempting to rob the Lake Annette led
to report that they were members
of the ships crew, but this was proven
false at the hearing.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-06

of Pennsylvania, and DR.. Cheeseman A.
Herrick, president of Girard College.
formerly an official in the city school
system, who is thoroughly familiar with
its workings, have been mentioned as
important possibilities.
Some members of the board have ex :
pressed preference for a school head
TO be selected out of the educational
system of the city. DIR. George Wheeler.
DR.. Oliver =. Cornman and DR.. Louis
Nusbaum, associate superintendents in
the city. have all been mentioned.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-06
HOTEL BILLS UNPAID
Young Cuban Says Cable for Funds
stiIl1Ie Unanswered

Miguel Grandolis was held in $500
bail by Magistrate Mecleary, in Central
Station this morning, charged with dc.
frauding two hotels. Grandolis is said
to be Of a wealthy Cuban family.
Testimony at the hearing showed that
Grandolis, who says he comes from
Havana, lived at one central hotel Tor Tor
fourteen days, running up board bill
of S45, which he failed to pay. lie
then moved to another hotel, where he
owed $50 when arrested last night.
The Cuban at the hearing said he ron
out of money here and had cabled to his
home for a remittance. He has not re-
ceived an answer yet, he said.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-06
HELD AS SALOON BANDIT
ParoIed Convict Accused Of Taking
S14o From TIL

Barney Frain, twenty eight years
old, no home, was arrested this morn
ing. charged with being the bandit who
held up and robbed the saloon of Stanley
Wasakomis, at Second and Wharton
streets, last Monday night.
Frain had a -hearing this morning
before Magistrate Coward. in the Sew
enth and Carpenter streets police sta =
tion, ami was held without bail for
court. Ne has been identified. accord =
ing to the police. as the old-up man.
He was released from the Eastern Peni-
tcntiary October 3. on parole.
On the night of the dup an armed
man entered the saloon. backed the
proprietor and four customers into q
corner and took $40 from the cash
drawer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-06
Young Republicans to eMet'Tonisht

A meeting Of the Young Republicans
of Philadelphia will be held, at the
headquarters Of the association, 217
South Broad street. this evening. The
speakers will be Miss Lillian Howard.
of the Republican women's committee
Of Pennsylvania. Trevor T. Mathews,
Esq. will speak on the League of VA
tions and Judge John W. Jones. of In
diana, will address the meeting on
Labor and Economic Issues of the
Campaign"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-06
FlREMEN AT REUNION
Volunteers Go to Allentown for An
nual Meeting

Fifteen members of the William Penn
Volunteer HQAe Company, No. IL,
Girard avenue Hnd Dunton street, men
who served this city without pay for
years, when firemen were forced to pull
the trucks to fires themselves, left
Broad Street Station this morning for
Allentown to attend the annual con-
vention of the Pennsylvania State Fire
mems Association.
!. The party, which included the sons
of many of the old veterans. left the
fire quarters in six automobiles at Z
o'clock for the railroad station. They
will make stop in Harrisburg, where
they will be met by band Of twenty
eight women, who will accompany them
to Allentown, after short stop off in
Harrisburg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-06
Deaths of a Day
CHARLES N. WILLIAMSON
Popular Writer Of Automobile
Stories Dies at Bath, England
Bath, England, Oct. 6.-The death
is announced of G. n. Williamson, the
-

Charles Norris Williamson. journal
ist and author, gained wide popularity
as a writer of stories in which the auto
mobile played a prominent part. Con
Jointly with his wife, Alice Mural
williamson. he wrote, among other
tales: '''The Lightning Conductor -
''The Princess Passes" My Friend
the Chauffeur - Scarlet Runner" and
'"The Motor Maid" Mr.. Williamson
was a scientist and engineer and was
for eight years on the editorial staff
of the Graphic. He published "Thr
Life Of Thomas Carlyle" in two vol
umes in 1881. Mr.. Williamson was
sborn in Livingston Manor House. Oh
the Hudson river, near Poughkeepsic
y. Y.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-06
GIRL FOUGHT IN STORE
Woman Detective Has Bandaaed
Face. but Sees Prisoner Held

Olive Miller, OF PAL South Ninth
street, was held in $1,000 bail for further
hearing in a week by Magistrate Me-
cleary this morning ON charge Of shop
lifting in a Market street department
store yesterday. Miss McGovern, the
store detective, who appeared against
her, had n bandaged face IA n result ol
q fight with Miss Miller at the time OF
tho arrest.
The police are investigating bottle
of white powder, thought to be heroin
which Miss Miller threw away when sIlt
was arrested.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-06
Gov. sprouI to Visit Penn State

State College, Pa, Oct. 6.-Gover-
nor Sproul will make his first visit to
the Pennsylvania State College Sat.
urday, when he will be the guest Of
Penn State graduates assembled at
their first annual alumni Home Com
ing Day. celebration. The Governor
will attend the football game between
Dartmouth and Penn State, and will
speak at a smoker in the evening to the
largest assemblage of State College
graduates ever held.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-06
Neishbors Save Machines

y fire on the roof of stable be-
longing to NJ. c. Campbell, 2651 53
Almond street. caused damage amount
ing to $500 this morning. The cause
of the fire is unknown. An automo-
bile and hearse belonging to Camp
bell, who is an undertaken, were in the
building at the time. Neighbors sent
in the alarm, drove the automobile and
pushed the hearse into the street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-06
CAMDEN LIQUOR MEN LUCKY
Saloon Owners likely to Escape
Prosecution by v. S.

The 124 Camden saloonkeepers. who
on Monday paid fines approximating
$40, 900 on charges Of liquor law vIo-
lations, probably will escape federal
prosecution, according to John Crolly,
assistant prohibition enforcement officer.
80 far said Mr.. Crolly, Camden
County Prosecutor Wolverton has not
submitted the evidence the Camden po-
lice collected against the men. 1t would
be folly to bring them into the federal
court" without this evidence. The sa-
looiikeepers are lucky to get off so
lightly"
Crolly would not comment on the re-
mort that there hos been row between
him and Prosecutor WOlverton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-06
Penn Man for Cox

Nj. ]. Pickering. Of this city, graau-
ate manager of athletics at Penn anu
now on leave of absence, has arrived
in New York to take charge of the
Cox Roosevelt National College Men $
Club, recently organized here as part
of the Democratic national headquar-
tara
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-06
Sailor Is slashed In Fight on Ship

Following a quarrel on board the Q.
s. s. Guthrie, revenue cutter,
anchored off Chestnut street wharf. last
night, Walter Rowland. nineteen years
old, sailor, was painfully, cut on the
right arm by q mess attendant. Row
land was taken to the Pennsylvania
Hospital, where doctors worked for
more than an hour to stop the flow of
blood and put twenty stitches in the
arm.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-06
THIS OFFICE EXECUTIVE DESIRES A
HIGH-CALIBER CONNECTION

\ managing executive accountant and
SSudItor who thSroushly undeTTstends efficient
trollersh ship-an executive OF a higher order
desires position where maximum capacity
phyNeally and mentally and an ability Ia
get things done in q big way will open up
interview
A oil. LEDGER OFFICE
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-03
Ig'Y NOW

oDoM LAND Co.-CITY PROPERTY
New fiNc.room modern bungalow.
hardwood floors. builtin features bas'
mont. This " bargain AZ ssSa0:
$1,000 cash. and t7j per month. Good
location. -
FOur.ruom mUlcYn east front. Pierce
street. price $500; $500 cash. balanc.
like rent.
New siNroum strictly mWlcrn brick
huagai Nv. Taylor street. price N?.jep.
t3ouo cash. balance easy.
New six .ru,m mpirrn bungalow
youihwcst part 90 town. price tl0.Vue
$500 cash. balance guol terms.
DANDY fivc.runm muslcrn. east iron.
home. well located. IN Monroe street.
price sGs50. $3.50 cash. balance like
rent
SiN.rOom duplex east. front. guod h.,
cation. price tsioo: $1,000 cash. balance
S9S per month
SiNrOum modern bungalow. dandy
luSation. price $500. $500 cash. hnl.
anrc gUod terms
Dandy east front lot. on the pave.
mcnt: viii take Ia good car on DIAL:
prefer roadster.
We have many desirable homes YOU
can buy an payments that viii not cX.
coed the rent YOU pay.
ODOM LAND 60.
Phone L..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-03
Ma1:keitNeXi5,
STRONG FOREIGN DEM
CAUSES WHEAT iDVA

ey Associated Prrs.
CHICAGO. Sept. es-Active den
from houses with seab0ard csufac'
led 10 Nlaring prices today IN
wheat market.
The close was nervous, J IA 10
cents not higher. with Dcss
s..ss "a 10 $40. and March $40;
Cmn gained as cents TO f3f I
aud cats is cents 10 Ia cent. IL
visions the outcome varicd from
decline To e ccnta advance.
frum Indications ~ a continued g
demand for whcat. the ranune'
frceipts here counted as n decided
ish Influence and ~. too. dbl the
uhAt rural offerings were also eat
~ light al all western points On
cars of wheat arrived today IN
cage. Unfavogablc crup reports
Iowa aud Illinois nd much TO
the corn market harsien.
Pork underwent a rcvcfc drop
result AZ distress selling by no
Lard and ribs s~orcd gums ON q
a bsttcr fossifa, inquiry. s~'f''-.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-03
v|NsON RETURNS FROM
DELIGHTFUL VACATION


Srsrisi ~ The News.
~ STiN. sept ? DR. u. y. Nlnsnn
prtsidrnt 1T tho iniyVr1'v ~ Texas,
hnr rciuracd from doiighiiul vaca
tiuu trip Go the Northwest. which d.
made q. ~, guest ~ Col George W
i;tati nui liisv IT san Antnnin IN th'
lstirt's private clr uthcr mcml'cri
uf the Marty vcrt Miss E.csnor hiracL
cnridi.c AMI Judisr W T. I.h"a, mem
Ter - the Law lnrultv uf thu University
They made lei-urciv tour ut the i'u
get Sound o"uniry. visiting Portland
Seattle. Tacoma and other cities AM
puiutg oi interest and enjoying the &c
cr.llan ~ mountain trout fishing.
n hid been led tu believe that th,
Northwest Wa thrul,bing with indu,
triad activities and that u was "a VERT
able Garden e Eden" Dr. Ainson stid
"nut found little building going ~
there ~ this time. aud that In this re
sfcci ~ well as in snany ether WAYS
Texas TurpaFrs that much ADVERTISED
part of the country
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-03
THREE LARGE MELONS
CROW ON VOLUNTEER
VINE IN BACKYARD


Syesisl 70 Tho News.
l.t'BiDCk. Tex. sept. >. Men
Wright. a loal Insurance man. reports
the growth IT three sopsmnd melons
ca snc volunteer vine In bis hack
yard this year. and pro,luc,w the mil
ans L. prove the report This N hut
nnc example ~ the great melon pro-
1uctiur ths, " current Throughout
i.nhburl, county. The STREETS are
thoroughly worked every day With
melon Wagon large numbers arc be-.
ing shipped aud even more are bcinr
fed g. hugs and wasted.
The uroducc market u this section
has no, been developed To- It's fullest
possibilities The market u handi.
capped by iark ~ direct connection
with Fort Worth and Dallas TO dis.
posc ul the large volume IL farm pro
due, that could hc grown here with
the swallow water and chcap irriga'
tiun. The hog dairy farm and market
prudurc possibilities uf Lubbock AMI
adjoining shallow water counties are
one of the mar,cls 81 this rapidly d.
vcloping section.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-03
Coffee l. Lover

NEW YORK. Sept. s.-The market
Tor coffee futures was lower, to-day. nna
after opening nj decline Ut u 10 q
paints. with Dcccmber selling at N.ss
and March az t.s5. there were rallic,
1t few points on covering Dcccn.
ser sid up o. ts.3s and closed al ss.3i
with the general liz, closing at a mel
advance II "a Ia 20 points
Scptcmb,r Si.is. Oct0iIvr. SIS. De
ccmhcr. 1854. January. $3.50: March
tS.f3: May. sal3; July $3.50. SpoI
oafor. quiet. Rio ! fi.s0. Santus ~
ft 00Iis.3j. BRAZILIAN port rccclpta
a. unU. Indlahy rcccipta i0.Oo0.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-03
RAIN NOT NEEDED
OVER HALL COUNTY

Special io Ths News.
MEMPHIS Trsa sgt. "a SLOW
rain BEGAN falling here "Wednesday.
PRECIPITATION h. hght. hut net needed.
and hids fair to inlur- crop conditions
rather than hclp.
Cotton "a the ANDY land D. showing
much sign Of deterioration. 10 The
tight sill d Is doing fine Ped -
ahuVr the average over ~. Oniirc
county Melons and Dantalnupca atr
plentiful iocal p-ashc- ar. IN the
nnrkri thnngh Tho rrnn b small
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-03


NEW ORLEANS Sept. Towering
4 the short interest preparatory To the
triple holidays that follow the close 20.
morrow put the price Of gotten strung
" higher today. Highest prices came
IN the late trading, when the active
uontnf were -, iU l42 points hign"I
than the close ~ Yesterday. Last
prices were ai gains OF ~ 10 iia points
October traded ~ high az 1858, ard
March rose Ia 1851.
heavy rains ~ rcxas and reports
that they had done much damage "a
the crop In some localities caused
much At the esirly buying
Late IN the session there were re
ports that large line % short cotton
Iad been covered ana - few points In
Texas wired In that a better gpot dc.
nand had Developed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-03
Gotten s,cd on Higher

NEW NOl;k. Scpt. 3.--t'uiton seel
ull was higher. tia result Of short GOV,
Iing To- Sept"mh,r. and iD,al buvin',
IA the bulge IN lard and cotton. Trad.
ng was light. however. only 7so0 bar.
'rls changing lstnds.
Closing bids were ~ 10 a. points net
lighter Tenders 600 barrels Prime
crude. nominal: prime summer yellow.
isut. si-.ipsi is.ou; Octaa,vr. NsiC: H..
ccmh,r. siss3: March. siJl3. Irim.
'Nintyr yellow and summer white. nuini.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-03
NOTICE.

INVESTORS AND FARM SEEKERS
$50 acres southwest ~ Amarillo. well
and windmill: $3.50 per acre. reason.
able terms.
~ SECTIONS south ~ Washhurn. i'm.
proved. $3.50. onethlrd cash. balance
very easy.
go acres southeast Amarillo. we'll i'm
proved. 1t0 acres In cultivation. sJ5 90.
$500 cash. balance easy n sold this
week.
eIo acres perfect land. all In cuitiva.
tion. near ~. Francis. $3.50 per acre.
reasonable terms.
We have SOME dandy ranch PROPOSE
tons. Cali In and sce us. s0aH Polk
Street.
TExPLAINS REALTY GO.
CITY PROPERTY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-03
wichita Livestock

incsial 10 The News.
WICHITA. kanS. sept. :. - Hogs
I,urcsiis. 400, steady. Top $3.50: hulk
ii4.gsG 1915
cattle. Rs~clpgs. 900: steady fof week.
butcher steers si.5OH n 90: butcher
GUNS and heifcrs. St.00as 80. stockcfs
and feeders. ttoof9.00: stcck cows and
hciicfS. g. soH 5.5o. calves. st.s0qi2.50.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-03
REAL ESTATE
MY \ Ii0ME IN AMARILLO
T. ". GOTTEN 4 90.
CkErT BLDG.

-Four rooniF aud bath. modern.
rcuthw,s, part ~ city. 5000
cash. balance So per monih' s..>
p'ricc .......rs.. ..s..''.A' $50 ''S''
Fougroom hoaw. with mV5rn
convcnicnccs! largc barn and
garage; lot ,so1i 70. Pficc...'s i''V'
six,rpom hons. near the pr.
inE. has iBhis. water. gis
aud hssp. could bc us'l ior nm.
dulIgN- lticc ........,es 80 o'""o
SiNromc huu-o. strictly Iv.l'
rrn. faciuding laSnrrnt
h6At. iu hst part IL city;
gold terms. Price .....-~..S a,vo)
Flnccartom ho,-c. modern IN
sycyh way. furnished. lot
shsiso feet. near buslncss
district. Price ....,.....,.. .S:s'3eO
enc ~ the most beautiful hun.
gilOws In thu city. modern In
every way. all builtin fcas -.
lures Price ............... .si-,uOO
Duplex. five rooms a. the side.
Modern IN every respect. on
best street. Price .......... sli.5bO
Duplex. three rooms To- the
side. modern. east front.
new. huiiiin features Price. = 6,5ol
-Four ronms. water. not mod.
crn. close IN. Price ..-.....,.s .SV1
ne" rooms. not mu,l..n. $50
cash. and $40 PCT month.
ffiCc ..s.stsss.ss.s-sE.. stssss sou"
Five ruums. breakfast rum
and bath. modern aud clean
as can Ia: nlcc lawn aud
ircce. garage and barn. guyd
tcins Ilcr ....t.sst.-.... = h''"b
n YOU don't iind what vuu want IN this
lis,. Just phCnc ~. for We have many
others not glvtn herein.
T. ". GOTTEN A 90.
Tuckcii Bldg. rhone 81,
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MISCELLANEOUS

Trustees ~ Amarillo Independent
School District VIII receive bids fur the
Trcarururhip OF it, funds fur the year
commencing Sept. /. 1920. and ending
Auguft 5lsi. 1921. Al bids must bc n
hands m the secretary not later than
nom September 18th. 1890.
4. A.. NEXnOLD, Secy.
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sugar In.eiiled

- Nffo1I aIFd ~.
NEW YORK. Sept. > The local
market foT raw sugar was still unset.
tied tulay Prices for refined sugar
Ncrc unchanged AZ 1890 a. i7lO fur
nnc graduated. In sugar futures. a
uuvr tunc prevailed. and closing au',.
,ations showed gains Il 20 10 20 points,
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE

LoT-Polk Stree, east fr"nt corner loi
NJ seeO two blocks ~ ear lin. Size
6S.f"oi front 10y i1s feet back. Prlc"
1850. $3.50 cash. balance one and two
yeais. per cent Phone 1916 or ad
dress box 1855. city.
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MORE COUNTY FARM and RANCHLAN

$50 acres. 30 miles from railroad miles school daily M
route all rrtciaa
windmill aud firscliss well.
hat cash balance reasonable tcTihaf
$40 highly corr
Wen with stand tank piping dwelling
drinking tanks 100 fnr all
wheat lana at $1,000 and se2400
Lease than four der
VIII take residence Amarillo
500 acres frstcne plains land i5 In maize
taf implements necessary cultivate and harvest 2o0ace ord
anu turn lease on four sections ADJOINING at $500 per and bu
assume sotoo Hac Terms third balance
annual payments n, srcrcent pdsseHson
2eOatfc highly r
go
and hayex,
100000 Go Federal Land Rank
nj :
fof snc
rents wated By three large wells and fenced into three
Ranch house 20 mIs shipping point and 90 unb
balance broken by draws Price $1,000 half cad
interest
body. railroad mi
is shallow. and a fE.rgnn .
ii25O
Some tcs Of 100 class 1880 ssoa
BOB POWELL, Dumas, Texas
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in tho iinitesi States Ms Mount ttoi,
osr. established IN iSis.
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FOR SALE

ron SALE ny owNER-Large ten.
room plassered house. with every mod.
ern convenience: southeast corner lot.
ssSii0: hot water heating system;
largo double basement. with concrete
walls and floor: bathroom upstairs AMI
down: five bed rooms AMI a sleeping
room. incloscd with French windows.
gnrage. elm trees lawn. flowers. etc.
Everything In excellent repair. For
further Information and terms see Mrs
ID. Elliott. 1919 Fillmore ~. Phone
los. Ilolnc shnwn hy appolnimeni
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FOR RENT-Modern rooms for light
housekeeping. Water. lights. heat. Man
and wife only. 500 Harrison.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Madcrn furnished bed
rom 1909 Fillmore. Phone 1908.
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FOR HENT-Isooms with bOaro or
without. sO7 Taylor street.
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-Four rooniF aud bath. modern.
reuthw,s, part ~ city. 5000
cash, balance So per morih' .
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