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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
AMARILLO DEALERS
BIDDING FOR TRADE
WILL FURNISH TRANSPORTATION
TO OtT on TOwN CUSTOMERS
DURING STYLE SHOW

At recent meeting 81 "a, Amarillo
business Mems Association Il was Dc.
cidcd 10 make an arrangement whereby
local merchants should rebate miIruId
fares 10 customers coming 10 Amarillo
90 trade during the week Of February
2is 90 the seth. saturday morning a,
nine o'clock the committee appointed
at the last meeting met In the office
of MIR. Wolco,t. secretary 81 the Asso'
citation. to make final aud definite ar
rangemcnts. Thosc present were &. J
blackburn. chairman y, \. Parks Geo
l. Williams. T. NJ. Bruner and ". "
flenniken. and IL was finally decided
20 visit. Monday. the merchants ol the
Association and find out Just how many
who wanted TO participate In this propO.
sition The committee will be- split uI
into five subcommittee who viii visit
every portion % the town and present
the matter 10 the merchants
The plan. AZ agreed on by the com
mittee. IL that when a customer from
out Of town during that week makes q
cash purchase from any u the storoA
who come In on the proposition shall
receive a cash receipt for that amount
and he Il TO present these receipts 90
the secretary ~ the Business Mems
Association. who viii have an office
located NJ convenient place durins
the SHOW. and the secretary viii make
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
Palmer SAYS CHARGES
MADE BY BYARs, FALSE

Hamlln Palmer traffic manager II
the fionrd OF City Development and N,
Psnhandlc-Plains Chambcr - com
mcrcc. when interviewed yesterday Of
the statement ~ Traffic Manage
Byars tina, he mfr Palmer was onl,
seekIng notoricty IN making his claim
that Fort Worth II trying 20 make In
roads on West Texas trade tcrri,or,
through manipulation 81 rates 20 IN
pdsantsge - that CITY. declared en-
phaucaliv that he had no intention ~
feeking nc,oriety In sending gu, hi
circular letter, and that his only mo-
tive was a desire 10 save the Panhan
dle-Piains territory from the dlsadvan
tage he believed they would h. place
under should the schedule ~ rate,
which has been endorsed by Mr.. Bvarf
30 int effect Mr.. Palmer furthei
calls attention 10 the fact that the re-
port which Mr.. Byars made to IN,
West Texas Chamber - Commerc,
was repudiated BY them on April :
Traffic Manager Palmer's reiolnder Z,
Byar's "noioriety" charge follows:
do not know Why Mr. Rvar,
should b. surprised al my siaiemen,
unless he Il surprised 10 see the thins
made public. am proceeding in this
matter entirely from the records on m,
desk. know what Mr. Byars said N
washington In March and that his re-
p"rt 10 the Beard II Directors ~ IN,
West Texas Chamber Of Commerce W,
repudhicd by them on April :. are
that on April 10 he sent out pro
posed schedule q, class rates with .
letter and figures 10 demonstrate tina
such Glars rates would h. a lcnefit Z,
Vert Texas and the Panhandle.
II also know that Porter 4 whale.
secretary ~ the West Texas Chamle,
~ Commerce. said 10 me. That Rvnrs
plan WIS Eond thlug Ter Yves, TeSa
and particularly for Amarillo. and thu
would IL adopted ultimately I tod
this 10 mean that tho West Te1a.
f'hamlrr ~ Commerce intended % IA.
the p"wer IL It's organization ,o nut m.
plan through with thu inicrS,at. Com
merec Commission And since N.
whole proposition was advocated D.
beneficial 10 Fort Worth nsturai
arrived Al the conclusion that A. ,r,i
Tic manager ~ the Fort worth chan,
irr II cummcrcc. h. felt Justified Il
using his position az traffic fnanar,
~ The West Texas Chamber u Con
Haerce 20 further the interest - All
own homo town. However. am NJ
so sure that Mr. Byars l. sim ~ m
same opinion regarding his propose
schedule ~ rates.
notice h. saFs IN letter dat.
JANUARY =. 1891 that e REASONABLE
end proper system - groupings niri
even h. better fuf al concerned TIA
any S'ale ~ al II Il possible tina, \
MAJ finally CT hack with m. talsn,
- the traffic men - The state In ssv,
~ retention - the present blank,
system"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
HERDS N PANHANDLE
GENERALLY HEALTHY

60 operating with Thomas O'l:cilly %
The Bureau ~ Animal Industry Of this
United States department u Agricul
'urc. a. \ williamson assistant stl.s
veterinarian with the Livestock Safi.
'ary Commission ~ Texas vus boz ARA.
tiillo SATURDAY treating COWS IN The
tsirv herds - several lpr,l d,irymcn
Tn. visitor has been in this scctlni
thu state fur almost three weeks.
md expects o. return g. lis hradpuar
crs In Fort Worth me-, l'Hr than the
1iddlo ~ the present week Speaking
,buui the work IN " hirli d. II cooper.
ting for The spi q the pcupl' %, this
action - the state Ar Williamson
All we have found hut little tube.
ulosi- IN this section - The state
Nj one ease has lecn f1rrd aiming thu
.eff cattle - The Tefts iiiius country
iud tho eases rosr'irg iu The dat
herds has i'vn s'rHtls iuu.t % in'
tins trrrNurv $50 have -hn0lH-. g.
hi- trouble Ir t" s rr u1g .n'
yiduals ht1ugh, here r..u enc -,,'n. o.
,arvlH lIir..s t.. W m hts
ccurfol o. fr ul.- tla' u. ah,,
iad roartiu. r.nH- OIL u'.uIH= ,u,s
rulEhi !n fIYr .tl.s w as nfr
z am tr,y .ird tH nf .1f .r 'iie
md the United Stffc. % uIffH.rfF o.
Indcmuly.ng Oh, herd ourrs r;tins.
uss For grades condemned under ia
est the stat. gites o. and Oh. ,rl. sa'
government an cuuu, sIm. o. 90 cIss
purrhrod ca,ile. The sum nam'l 8.
| doubled ly bath The state and Unit q
| states authol.iirs This should have
the effect ~ stimulating sll diir,Wet
for the work reveals only disr1r
among %. dairy breeds g. hay. th.H
1 animals tested
| Inquiry reveals The fact tht' " \
Ferguson. J. 4 Bush and v r DIdg
.un srs among thu.n working O. hav'
their herds certified s- hs..g free fruH
tuberculosis. 90 'hs conclusion ~ ~
,,-is These c.rtincai~s ave given fo
lowiug two annual nI thrce semi1r
| iuui tests under s,ieui.tlr Hlriristr
zion
| County Agent Benton b. lending 20
distance in this Important work - pg'
| uyng the milk supply - the rugn'i'
H. which De- u engaged and wipiu
| uf go traces 81 iuherr li0-i-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
REVIVAL. SHIP BUILDING
MD srRi tEKN PROBiiii .b



WASHINGTON. Jan - -Drcis!on
NJ to acceptance "a between 10000 ant
- 600 Skilled Wtrlcrs o. American shiI
yards - 4 reduction 10 from 10 b. -
PCT cent IN wages az means 81 rcvr
irE the industry tulav was pat M e
the men ly officials ~ labor organize
tons. Including m'st uf the yard om
pley,s iu their membership.
\ general referendum Was obtained
on Vug' rclur'iUl proposals Il the At
lantir c1ast ship builders ASSOCIATION
and tho Bethlehem shii,huildinr cor
poraiiun. Labor leaders here were un.
able o. furc,5s, the result which IA y
say would rot D." known before the mld
de q FrhruIN. no thu earliest.
with decreased labor charges PR
posed as The initial move On The pro
gram a. eat production costs IN ord .
that American yards might compel
ith fUoigu hu.ld'rs u was suggested
ly sum- leader hrro that IN" workers
would De- more liy"ly 90 scpIi'ta' Ia a
wage cut 10 assured thft the employer,
,ueld sr,"u uufilol return IN 10
.,stu'u'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
TEXAS IS RICHEST
AGRICULTURAL State

TpNas b. the richest agricultural
state iu thc Union. but all agricultural
interests viii tgr'v that. regardless ~
how cummcndablc % necessary II ~
at thi. time Co rctrvuch on cNpcndI
lures aud appropriations. The propp
~al az the state Board ~ Control -
tmtil the appropriations fur the up
GRAFTON 1T the agricultural experiment
stations b. e short sighted policy u
tails, economy.
A. au example 1t tnc policy Il Tho
Beard toward the thirteen experiment.
stations. the recommendations rcdrc'
ms 90. appropriation for the opera
tiou n the Rice Experiment stftion
nt Beaumont may be- cited tn" nm
ag,mcnt Il this station asked fur M
appropriation 81 tlo.tss.oo To- carry on
weak already started aud take w
other important research wurk Tho
Board uf Control cut this figure to
tistu.Oo Tor l9ss and N.5eOOO fur
1898. These figures are approximate
N 81 500 less iiin the appropriation
for the past season. when the work
wut .u curtailod that IL Was impussi
ne tu carry on many valuable expert.
m, iis relating a. rirc. Though 81 800
was requested for labor only 1900
Wat ill,a ed IN item az 5000 for Ia
su uuoc ON the farm buildings WIS
Su .rkcu out entirely The state pr.
fr~ tn run the risk Il luss by fire
rather than carry the ordinary pro-
e. ton that any good business man
~ farmer would hold necessity The
m sninccut sum ~ $3.50 is allowed
fut machinery. though lust what ma.
.hII, used on rice farm could lbs
purchased with that amount is not
-, firth
''hr work carried on ~ the agrl'
cultural experiment stations Is of the
hil hest importance and q few thuG'
srd dollars expended hy the Sta,i
g., this purposes will b. returned many
times over bv increased value 81 AZ
url'turla prudurts aud taxes paid ~
cii gems who pruiii thereby. Ia 10
other branch OF agriculture" - research
W q mere important than IN the rice
industry. Hcs"arch work an practically
an other crops has been going on Tor
| Nf. "" AlI NtA lhiiNN VI AAl' ANANANN N'NN
! vc.v little has yet been done with rice.
wt.,h nhy properly De considered ono
Of the states main crops though one
4 h, most uncertain.
| far completion uf uuF series Of *
| pc imrris alone may result In hum
| drDds ~ thousands ~ dollars Nor"
| pr fi's 60 the rice farmers. Eypc.l'
meats IN irrigation. fcrtiliziug. cul'ur
| "a methods. etc. are not all that are
| nov being carried on These expert
| m-rts must Dec extended over period
! - from six to ten wears so that re
| suits may l,c certain. Tor different cud
| iii uns prevail each scisun. The prupn
| cation ~ new and improved varieties o.!
/ RE" h. ut tho highest importance. McH
tri ircd In this work and who can ~
| depended on cannot lie secured for q
/ ru'.rlc ~ dollars n dav, and q supcrin
t"r dent With few negroes 10 help uu'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
MOTOR CYSLE CLUB
WILL STAGE RACES

The Amarillo Motor Cycle club will
stage O. scri II lUcal talent races at
the I'D Glcnwood Park race track this
aft,rnuon Ter the purpose u selecting
q bunch II ncrvy riders TO participate
IA ,ac racing which will he held during
the uuyers and Sellers convention.
February - 2a.2i This was decided
upru Ut the lar meeting az the ciu''.
thu purpus, cf ,oday's tryou,s being for
the 81 lrction ~ u classy bunch of riders
fnr the nlg races which will be held
during the convention,
4 uth 1T mile solo for Gi cubic
incr. stti,ily stock machines.
\ tao and q half mile side ear race
for machines Il 81 cubic Inches. strictly
steel,
Fi, mile free Tor all: special racing
machines eligible.
Five mile special match race Tor
stock side cars: two machines entered
These are wyou,s. The public Is IN
,i,cC. No admission will be charged
The racing viii begin at s5o o'clocs'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

That thc women ~ Amarillo enjoyed
and appreciated the Better Homes In,
sti,ute and are anxious that u h. ~.
pcaicd at some future date was the con
sensus II opinion AMONG many LEADING
Amarillo women this morning Several
~ them were asked to give their opln.
ions 81 the Institute and they responded
is follows
Mr.. lee BiNins: Il think that the
Better Homes institute was a fine thing
for Amarillo II the people ~ Amarillo
will only put into practise IN" things
that were recommended boy the artists
Amarillo needs many things a. can d.
s-cn hy tho recommendation u Ross
Crane but In my mind Amarillo needs
a cheaper and larger SUPPLY e water
more than Il needs anything else at ,hs
present time"
Mrs. x. =. Thompson: THE Better
Homes Institute was different % any
thing We have ever had In Amarillo and
I am SURE that the people as whole
,nioyed Il, know that the ladies en-
|'iuyed Miss Hanson and her dcmons,ra
lions on dress ! feel that the greatest
thing brought out during the institute
was that the people - Amarillo had
PREPARED o. take care 10 their cattle but
had literally turned their children out
t. Craze
Mrs. Clifford Thompson. pr, silant Il
the Philharmonic club. II enjoyed th,
institute very much and am sur, that
great deal ~ good VIII be derived from
H."
Mrs. .. VI. Bisbee. president - tn
Pierian club: The institute was IN,
most wonderful thing that ever came {,
marble. and sincerely hope that Il
sill not BE- the hast Better Homes In
'iiiuie held IN Amarillo. am very much
| pleased with " and am sure that great
'good viii result from A."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
col. WILL \. MILLER TO
VISIT GOVERNOR SEff

a.. win \. Miller leaves Sunday fd
Austin. where he will visit with Gov
,rnur Ncff. and either state officials
After the visit In Austin, Cot Millci
will ru to college station and attend y
meeting II "a. Board OF Regents Of
th,t institution
Il il understood that col. Miller VIII
i've absent from tho city until the closes
~ the week. stopping fer incidental
business visits a. Fort Worth DaIls
and Wichita Falls.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

present estimates. he viii be able to
enlist IN the juvcuilc club work IN the
twu counties approximately thirly'ihrct
pcr cent Of thu entire student body.
Tn" work viii h. confined this year
iu pigs and the grain sorghums. Tor
lhp reason that there are no supplies
Tor thu children In the poultry and call
rccilons " the movement
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
SANTA FE SAFETY
FILM To Be SHOWN
IN W00DMAN HALL
GINtRii PiHi.iC I>,IrED 10
SEE riCri IA; tREE DANCE
TO FOLLOW.

THE regular MONDAY uirht meeting
uf the security Benefit Association has
b,on called oif un accuuu, n the "Stfi.
"a First film which viii De- shown hy
the Santa w. management iu Wool
man Han that night The general pub
nc Is grd o. attend the showing ~
this him ne wei ns employees 81 tho
T. As 4. railroad. gs % VIII illuylrlt"
both the manner in which accident
are invited. and how they may Lc
avoided \ dance VIII follow >nc show
INK ~ the flm. and IN, public is in
yli,l tu remain Ter it Music viii be
hy I,s-.'s Orchestra Nu admiss"p
viii bc charged
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
-, Nuu Poll Tax Monday.
Keep Your Nose Clean

common lds 1r, Infectious and dlu.
r,Iu.s-,h. them at once Dos using
Shaw. rin. N,.dlr Balm a pure nat.
oral r du.' 90 ih, northern pines The
many 1u Hrd pneumonia eases iu the
ss, frv years should Boz warning To-
f1k. fr,a.uiiun AGAINST ODDS cold
germs 1851 NOT thrive iu nHsa that Ia
t.rt CLEAN and Wh I.s.u' Miyrs
Pine N,edI. Balm b. rs b. hing and rc.
,rc.hius Hs Dor 3d. cd. r.r. forest
mountain tir Ci'7-.h which BE- VS.
uafv the result - neglected colds.
clear. ur pu.ckiy when ihis beneficial
nine fragruncr b used sold ~ two
pzrs-aec and go, tubos Free trial bv
sriting Gen. " Mayr 2is W. Austin
Ave. Chicago Mayr's Pine Needle
Rain II for sale by Randall Drug Co..
and druggists everywhere.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
LIBERTY THEATRE TO
OPEN NEXT MONTH

Tho Liberty Theatre opening hoe
hr,u d"Hy,d until about February -.
owing To- nonarriyal 81 some III the
ityturvs nni seats. which were expect.
I'd nv this time Adyic,s 90 the pro-
p.ic,Hr stat that these fixtures viii
ruisr in time fur installation before
ihc fifteenth uf next month.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

RABBIT Martin XiclunRa Of III paso.
Texas. will bc In Amarillo today. and
will speak at the Eaklc building at J
T.. m. and at the ". q. W, hall NJ 730
y. m. he IL touring Texas In the inter.
cst ~ the BNai Birth Lodge, and will
lecture on the subject. Facts and Fic.
tiuns" All are cordially invited 10 at
tend.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
AMARILLO WOMEN THOROUGHLY
INSTITUTE AND HOPE
PLANS FOR CITY WILL SUCCEED

Mrs VI VI. Person. president ~ th"
Aih'nacgm club THE Better Homer
Institute was O. splendid thing Tor Anna
rillp have NOT heard q single criticism
concerning u aud the ftct that Tho audi
enrcs increased 40 every lecture u the
best evidence I can think ~ that the
icoplc of Amarillo enjoyed and apprc
ciaicd Il, Amarillo Is indeed In the from,
ranks f"r progress. aud hope tho In
siitutc Will be- repeated suou "
Mrs q. z. Vineyard. president n Tho
Travel study club. The women ui
Amarillo - wh"lc approve m" BETTER
llmn.s Institute Hud am sure great
gpui viii result from 49, am sure that
Amarillo viii ratrv out tn plans which
pr Crane made Ter mllius Amarill,
e raj city beautiful
Mrs. x. q. Matthews. president ~ tho
Professional and business Womcns
C!uh. II do not believe anv one more
thoroughly enjoyed and appreciated tn
Better Homes Institute than IN" bust
ness and professional women ~ ANA
rillA with them. their homes are firsl
ln t'rir hr-rt7 lut must uccupv n $50
ond rl,c as Co.. time and thought Nat
w,l'v q cy would appreciate M" urp'r
unity o. urtfit hv The experience al
,u,sr who are gifted along those lines
au1 have made 10 = H. study"
Mrs. Grwge 7. Thomis. president o'
tho Woman. Ausi,lrrv American L.
..ft.t. tt-rt. fuefftft.. as vI.v,1nrTu1 and
I am sure every person who ATTENDED
Il received great deal ~ good person
ally. 7 am confidon; that Amarillo vii
De better place 20 live ~ since m
institute. Evrrvonr was we'll please
with u and many q We hop- that Il VII
not o." lopg b-f"ro We can have anothol
Institute here like ~. crane ! ihinl
thar Fairgrounds AMI better schools ar'
what Amarillo needs mus, now"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
co, NTN hGF>r To WORK
iMONG BOlS AND hikiS

COUNTY Agent Harmon Rcntpn ISL"
begin his bows and girls work among
the rural schools ~ Potter and Oldham
cp,,n,iry this week. According tn his
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
" 4 kr,lsr. IIend

~ l. Keller % gO7 Fillmore Streo'.
Aua.iiin. died 5 st,upf 90 O. y a.. o..
th. Cluti, SmibuUy li,s body wti
arlte 90 Amarillo 'h.s morning AMI
fu.ifl SERVICES viii bu h.'d go Elac.
'uu ard N,lnno's funeral lnrlurs at
$50 q, 300. on. l:nr ~ g. Brooks olilc.a
ting
Deceased was 81 y,ufs Ga al the
u.r, q Dir death iiis mother. Mrs
Anna kHp. and SITTER N.s = T. Sk'p
u.r. Iul residents 90 Amarillo. WI
tI., Uu.
I'll I-.Ln.n Nun nuulla fnv r.mia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
PUBLIC NURSE EMPLOYED
TO VISIT AMtRII.LO's NEEDY

Me- ]. y. Hammer who has beer
empi yei by the oi'v county and Re
crcss a. nur-e win begin work Nor
day She NAV 10 reached ri her hom
phone. No. 1884. ~ III the clty hal
She VIII WORK largely among the poo.
ANY doctor may secure her service
when needed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
China Pas... thanking Mrasur,

HAVANA Jan. - Til, senate DIN
providing for sliding scale - tn
aanking and commercial obligations
oveHed by the moratorium now In Il
'ect was signed hy President Menoral
Friday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

'shaIl We have the play In three act
o. -four acfss'
III d~sn'f matter now"
'Iinhr~
'-rhrFe's naihlng o. 20 out hetwee'
~ aeis "a. louisville courierJour
nal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

CzGgho.slovakIa has 1854 miles OK
railway.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-05-26
RAILROAD WAGES ON
 A SLIDING SCALE

The Railroad Labor Board but fol zAsys the provisions of the Trahspor- Act in reaching hte conclu- sion that prevailing conditions justify, to an extent yet to be de- termined, a readjustment down ward of the wages" of railroad en- ployes
 That act calls for wages which are 'sjust and reasonable" and in de- termining the justness and reason ableness of wages the board in any dispute referred to it shall take into consideration not only what is paid for like, kinds of work in other in dustries but "the relation between wages and the cost of living, A yeay1 ago the board readjusted rail- road wages upward so far as to cost the carriers some $600,000,000 ad- <ditional because the costs of living had been increasing and were then showing no signs of relapse. There is now to be a downward readjust- ment of wages because almost ever since then the costs of living have been falling, and the extent of this decline in a general way will pre- sumably measure to degree the ex- tent of the wage reduction soon to be determined and to take effect on July 1.
 There is accordingly nothing sac red or immutable in any wage scale fixed by the Railroad Labor Board It is founded upon general indus trial conditions and these are a changing quantity. Railroad labor cannot quarrel over a lowered wage scale which reasonably conforms to a lowered scale of living costs with out undermining it's contention for higher wages against higher living costs.
 It follows with equal force that there is nothing sacred or immutable about a schedule of railroad rates fixed by the Interstate Commerce Commission. AS wages go down, SC the public may reasonably expect that railroad charges will go down.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-05-26

There is one woman in New York who probably has added more scat
 tered bits of joy about the city than
 any other one inhabitant of this
 or neighboring islands. It's Mrs. w.
 0. Thompson, No. 1 Lexington Ave nue, whose husband is chairman of the American Cotton and Oil Go.
 Mrs. Thompson has a clear and well developed theory of life-that every one in the world can add tremend- ously to the happiness of the rest of the people in it with just a little thought and just little effort. Here is one way she carries it out. If a street car conductor shows particular curtesy, she writes note of appre- citation to the company; if a minister breaches a particularly good sermon, she writes her appreciation to him. And conductors, ministers, clerks and a hundred other groups of people throughout this city and others have hade their day and sometimes xtheir who'll chance in life made brighter by the right person in authority get itng one of these notes from the sunny-souled Mrs. Thompson. A mus ical magazine is just publishing a song. "If We But Knew, which she
Cleveland County herald., 1921-05-26
HARDING MAY GO TO ALASKA
President Hopes Congress Can Con sistently Finish Work by August

Washington, May 18.-President Harding wants to go to Alaska before the end of the summer eff Congress could consistently finish its present program and suspend further efforts by August l."
 This was announced today by Chairman Albert Johnson of the House Committee on Immigration and Naturalization, following call at the White House. He went for Louis E. Burnett of Tacoma, Wash, president of the Pacific Information al League, to present MT. Harding an engraved gold pass to the base ball games.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-05-26
NINE BALLOONS START.
Oldest Balloonist in the World Will Hop Off In National
 Race.

Birmingham, Ala, May 21.-Un- der ideal weather conditions, with a light northwest wind predicted, nine balloons were filled for the start in the national balloon race which is scheduled to begin at , p. m.
 Capt. John Berry. the oldest balloonist in the world, winner of the first national race ever held, will hop off in the Atascadero-C California flight. Capt. Berry is 75 years old.
 Following his start the other balloonists will leave at five-minute intervals.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-05-26

Since the advent of the housing scarcity janitods have adopted fav- orite bit of repartee. If you ask if they can tell you the rent on a par ticular apartment four out of five say: "Yes, but Pm ashamed to-"
Cleveland County herald., 1921-05-26
TRAIN ROBBED.
Bandits Hold Up Freight and Get Lot
 of Merchandist.

North Tonawanda, N. Y, May 21. Bandits stopped a west bound fast freight on the New York Central near here today and while the engin- ger and fireman were held at bay with revolvers cars were robbed of $50,0O0 worth of merchandise.
 There were about 26 bandits in the party and six motor trucks were used to haul away the loot.