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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
Public Opinion
TANES vs.. BONDS.


Having formerly been deputy inter.
nat revenue collector Tor this district. a
great many people here arc complain.
Ing 20 me ab,u, their taxes and finding
fault with the 4. : government. state.
county and ,.iy officials for the high
taxes
There Is AN unusually lot ~ kicking
r,ghi here In Amarillo at the present
time against the ciiy officials Tor the
ADVANCED valuations put upon the prop
,rty and "a lDt Of people that Tfe too
bG.l o. ~ down and take a pencil and
figure out Whcro the fault lies. are
Blaming &, TO the bond issues. which IL
not the real cause at an. and really has
nothing 20 do with H.
The one and only reason Tor II lies
with the owners and landlords.
You cannot have the apple and eat Il.
Neither can you advance the rents and
sale price of your property out x all
reason and keep Il all Uncle sam IL
going a. have his part, and 80 on down
the line Al taxes are governed upon
the valuation ~ the property and the
valuation Il derived from the income OBJ
tanned from the property.
For an example. certain store and
fixtures on Polk street was valued at
sal 900 In 1917. and the city tax rate
was 81 90 per 500. The tax was $40
In 1890 the rents upon thiS building
WAS advanced al one time $4,000. This
made the value ~ that building $4,000
more than Il was In 1877. In 1920 II was
assessed FOR $40. 600. The tax rate was
30 cents per 500, the total tax being
$500. OF $500 more than he paid In 1917.
But you take $3.50 from 5000. the add.
,!onal rcuis collected. and he is still
ahead $3.50. What more does he want?
Docs b. want n fence built around H.?
Another ease II ~ n store and office
building on the same street that In 1917
was assessed Tor $50 Zoo. IN 1920 tho
rents upon the offices WIS raised $1,000
and the building was assessed for $780,
900.
A building ON Taylor street, near the
rost Office. was assessed In 1917 for
NV sum " NANt'FNs anu Naf ~" ""faf'
.ime ago for s2o 600. !, Is assessed In
1899 for S7O000.
The same holds good upon residence
property.
\ certain place on Harrison street
was assessed for sI.50O. and u sold for
si2. 900. 4 lot on Polk stree, was bought
for $500. and In less than a year was
sold for $500.
\ residence that cost originally $500
was sold FOR 10000
The above was all caused by the
bringing In Of a gas well In 1917. Ev.
crybody seemed 10 think.thnt II WAS the
tune 10 advance rents. etc, and they
surely went to Il. We are getting more
In proportion for rents IL houses and
stores in Amarillo than they are In Kan.
sas CITY. 81 Louis. or any other place.
do not know whore they will 60 II
they should happen 10 bring In an oil
we'll hut just stop and consider the
above when you get Co kicking against
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
WE'RE FOR yOr.

Editor LOOMS over nj our sister city,
Canadian. h mighty good checker
player. but be don't know how TO move.
lie has advocated a Checker Associa'
tion. With the Chief scribe as president.
We know We would make a good one.
because no ono would h. allowed 10
cheat: we don't believe in cheating IN
checkers We did just complete game
with the Canadian editor by mail. and
.o our surprise. that Canadian scribe
actually lasted fourteen moves before
Sc won. but We see no reason that
ghouid yet cu,liir ~ 20 the presidency.
Miami chief
just N long a. you boys don't get
mean about this matter. us going
o be al rlrht-be careful. though.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
TALKED TOO MICH.

Dlan,ou has gotten IN had with his
Texas associates In congress. The whole
bunch have signed and issued a state
ncnt challenging the ,ruthfunoss II
cFtaiu reports that h. has b"cn mail
ing out 10 the press u the country.
.lc j. certainly an advertiser even II
here IL some doub, AZ to his reliability.
Hall county Herald.
II Blanion had have been given as lib
rial spnc, IN the public prints for his
publicity campaign In Texas rs has
,ecn accorded the stir incident TO the
buckinE w ~ the other members NJ
he Texas delegation. he certainly
would have been pretty well along 10
h. coni. but--hc didn't
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
BARS NEAR cnANNiNG
DESTROYED IN FIRE.

An old landmark WAS destroyed by
fire In tho burning this week OF the J.
=. ranch. near Charming. with |, was
lost four horses 200 bushels of corn.
a large quantity Of other fed and har.
ness and ranch equpimcat The loss is
estimated AT $4,000
The barn was the property Of John
NJ. shelton. II was built In the cattle
days Of the Panhandle, and was said
10 be one OF the best barns on the
Plains. II was built by the Reynolds
Land and Cattle Company in tho early
ninetles. II was a model Of convenience,
being provided with a car track. by
means Of which cars were conveyed To
an elevator aud taken thence 10 the loft
and dumped into the stalls desired.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
GOOD LICK TO HARDING.

B.s, wishes e. President Harding and
members II his official family. MIR.
Harding won an overwhelming victory
ind his administration should b. sue.
css, even II all those opposed to the
republican party should fight him.
There II much work ahead and Il Is
going TO ko,p everyone busy attending
"a lis own affairs 90 make the admin
mi,ation successful-Ch!ldress Index.
Regardless Of party difference Il
seems fair 20 assume that at this time
the southern as well a. the northern.
eastern anc western districts Of the
Tinted States are behind President
Hhtding.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
WELL HES INITIATED.

The Hall County Herald declares that
the richest men IN America Will domi'
nate thu incoming administration. The
'di,or ~ the Herald says that the sec
nd richest man In the United States
Will b. secretary OF the treasury. and
q. 4. Fletcher who will be assistant
secretary ~ state. IL close relative
Z the Morgan family Floyd County
Hcspf rian.
Well there's one good thing about this
arrangement he's accustomed 10 han
dling money and may Not have any loss
u me- ion IN getting down 70 work.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
Appellate Courts
W C. POPE

c. T.. Elliott to Jos. NJ. sklowcr. lots
I and ?, block 10. Amarillo Heights,
sg775O
G. 4. Adams 90 Eva Ponder half In.
torcst In lot ., block los, q. 4 s.. $500
". Cilven ct al. TO G. 4. Adams, lot
5. block isS. @. 4 s.. $500.
W. \. McSpaddcn 10 Ford Branden.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09

burg. lots and I. block 9.979, Holland,
SIS.
Ross Ward 20 T.. r. Gruvcr. lot g.,
block o.. Glcnwood. $500.
VI. e. Mobiles ct al. to j. NJ. stanficld,
lot I. block %. Glcnwood. $500.
Materialman's lien.
Joe Il llillian to y. :. Burgess. lots {,
and 9. block 90. Amarillo Heights,
t37j.
Transfer.
o. L. Phelps To W. A. Hahn. lots 4,
) and q. block -. Glcnwood.
Releases.
W. A. Hahn 10 J. d, Cater, lots I. 3
and 6. block ~, Glcnwood.
G. ". Hall To j. II. Rowe, lot 2. block
1876. q. y =.
u. ~. Young to NJ. NTwaddcll, block
-. Old Town.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
Thai IL CORRECT.

Exactly the right Kind Of an alien
and hill has ieen introduced In the leg
rlature-which prohibits any alien. no
natter Of what nationality. from own
NC land In Texas until he has become
naturalized. Why should "A foreigner
own land under Texas skies?-Plain'
view News.
As usual. you are correct In this mat
or Jess. The alien has no right to own
lands In Texas until he has ceased
through the application ~ the natural
zation laws Of this country, 10 h. a
foreigner.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
IT WILL PAY.

\ banquet ar smoker is being
planned for the members " the loca
chamber az Commerce at an early date.
Let 'cr oomc.--Lynn County News,
ANY method Of getting them together
will be found highly adyaniagcous. \
smoker" Is one ~ the best mediums
imaginable for the purpose, even II
there are some among the citizens who
90 not smoke"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09

During and since the horrible world
var. IN which II Is now estimated that
Is o0O. 600 deaths resulted. much was
ah about national spirit" patriot,
am" loyalty to the flag" and similar
out since the growing signs Of return.
NIX normally. have become plent-ous
here seems o. have been a let down;
Americanizaticn ~ foreign peoples
within our gates. has indeed been a
matter q comment, and some activity
)ui ther, j. real need for the Amer
canizaton oi Americans We are not
sufficiently guarded In our speech. and
this betrays a mental attitude. moral
attitude. that II not desirable
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09

the bonds TO help build w your city.
and remember that II you would keep
your rents down you would no, have
TO pay 50 much taxes and put the blame
where It belongs. not upon the city Of.
nclals or anyone else but yourself. ANA
rillos tax rate Is only 70 cents per
500. and I have list II several cities.
and they run from ti.Sj TO si.S5 per
500.
". c. POPE.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
THE PASSING OF WILSON

From tired hand the sc-,tcr falls
Unburdcned IL the wrnriod brain:
No to him the summons calls
To strike the letters that cnchan.
The stricken lands across the sea.
Lands a. covering serf and slave.
Who dream they should he free;
Bound, vassels To the royal knaNc.
Man OF the true and larger mould.
The prophet Of that greater day
When have ceased their fcuds Of old.
And tragic wars have passed away.
lie saw a vision through The night
when Europe recled in blool and tears
lie called the hosts ~ earth sintc
This monster of ten thousand years,
This mournful drama 81 the past.
This blood red beast. the curse
Crime ~ ali crimes. through vast.
The nightmare Of the universe.
And listening chimes gave eager ear.
They heard his voice above the storm
They caught the vision VI the seer.
They II merging into form.
Then pased hope arose once more
Faith quckcnod to "a frccr realm.
We waved the good ship from the shore,
We blessed the pilot at the holm.
And all the glad world brcathcd a prayer
Save low browcd aousy and hate
Twin vulturcs OF the night that tear
The masks from their own low estate.
Dark malice staIkod with stcalthy tread
Behind the steps II could not lead.
II brcathed It's rancor round his head.
II scoffed him at the banquet board
II scourged him In the halls of state;
And from the husings rayed and reared
It's datribes In coarse debate
Nor s,aid the insaa,c ycngeful arm
Before diseases wasting lane:
II struck above his pustrate form,
Il stabbed him his bed 81 pain.
Tie felt but needed not the sting
Was dulcd the ponlard shafts spurncd
Ey that uncunqucrale thing.
The quenchless sense u right, that burns
Ia strong heroic souls. Such men.
Great the right. do yeaTn
For They hear within
Their sovereign mentor and they learn
That no great life that ever wrought
felt the whip the lash. the crime
The venom Of ignobe thought,
~ The base ingratitude OF time.
Serene they walt for beyond the
OF scurrii speech or sulcn pen
They know that history alone
Must the epitahs 81 men.
So bides this friend u Then
o. winds ~ hate blasts ~ blame
Can pierce his armur. the wave
OF ruthless main
Ills greatness. Time will place him
Its scroll Of memory and his name
with Lincoln and with Washington,
Heirs ever n worlds acclaim.
Il. NJ Kimmons. Hereford. Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09

Piainyiew, while enjoying almost en-.
Tire immunity from the crime wave"
aas determined to extend It's security.
and has added large number q special
ffiors 60 the regular list This y a
good idea. and no douh; the action will
ause ths lad actors Il the "ciine
sayc" squad, 20 give the Hale County
apital q wide berth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09

Even II Amarillo should draw
goodly share q imperfect weather dur.
ng the remainder II the winter. she
would s;ili b. ahead q the game. Ncy.
r. has more perfect weather been re-
oidcd in any section II the United
States ihln TINT enjoyed here az Co.
b. present this winter
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09

Don't overlook the Tact that clean
ip week" Is almost here. and I, Nigh,
D. better suited 70 the individual ~ Vol.
unteer than tina, the draft" II the
states Health Department should b.
Nsrclsed 10 force obstinate ones into
line.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
Arranremenis are beIne made ior

a trip along the Fort Worth and
Denver south. to arouse added In
,erust IN the Improvement and advcr'
,iscmcnt ~ the ColoradoioGulf high
way as a route between Fort Worth
and Denver Amarillo automobile ana
accessory men are taking the lead IN
this movement, hut will b. joined by
other business men. here and else
where.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09

Japan exported 2IsooOO0 pounds %
tea to the United States In 1920.
tonsg? wthdoiof
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09

J. W. Khnmons Of Hereford was
In Amarillo recently returning home
after stay ~ several weeks In Ok.
lahoma MIR. Kimmons IN a farmer
who iH greatly IN love with this sec.
ton ~ Texas. lie declares that this
Ia territory of rich promise and
bread possibilities
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09

Wheat men from Panhandle. Here.
ford. Pampa. husband and VEGA In
Amarillo this week all state that the
crop has never been finer at a sifnI.
lar season II the year. Tho mols.
turc conditions. they state. could not
be better. and the outlook Is most
promising.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09

In the year 1919 the deaths ~ sixty
ccnienarians wera registered IN Eng
and and Wales. Eighteen we're men.
forty two were women.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09

The walloons If belgium are lin"ll
descendants ~ the old Gallo Brlgae
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Isal,onan of brown.
field, are guests of their daughter
Mrs. A. u. Cook and their sons II, L.
and a. q, liohanop al POI Mallanh
street, The visitors are expected TO
remain In Amarillo several days.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09

NJ. L.. Merritt. field manager for
the FL paso Herald. has established
his headquarters In Amarillo. Mr..
Merritt was formerly with ihe Okla.
homan. but for the sake Of living In
the al,iiudinous and hcalthfui Plains
country. changed his business con.
nectlon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
County Agent Marmon Renion Is

rounding out his organization ~ the
Boys aud Girls ,ilh1 NJ both Potter
and Oldham ruur,lor, and says that
much interest ~ bving shown by the
juvenile producers under his advice.
According TO his statements, there is
being shown considerable interest In
poultry raising. not only among the
boys and girls Int by the adul, popu'
la,ion of the country.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
Chnp.erI,o,nr,ed b. Mrs. ). Cecil Mont.

gomery of Dimmitt, a party of young
people composed " Misses Myrtle
Knox and Daisy womack and Messrs.
Edwin Ramcy and Ray shcffcy were
In the city Monday aud Tuesday from
the Castro County capital During
their stay here the party visited with
Mrs c. 4. Loving o, 500 Madison
street. and with Mrs. Hodge nj '"o
Tyler street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09

Amarillo Odd Fellows returning
Sunday morning from a great meet.
Ing Of the Tri.I.lnkers In Pampa.
were enthusiastic over the treatment
accorded them In the Wheat Center"
Of Texas. They are still talking
about the banquet rendered by tho
Rebekahs and odd Fellows In their
honor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09

rnitrd Hfaitr senator 10 ihe cinsc u
the present term d senator cuIbcrson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
The uropo.ed visit of the Texas

The pFOpONFH VIM III "" F'".
legislature through this section ot
the state will now h. somewhat longer
delayed than was nj first anticipated
on account ~ the time tentatively set
for calling the special session 81 that
body. 4 number of the communities
proposed Co be included In the VISIT
we're greatly pleased with the possi'
hillty Of entertaining che law making
body ~ the state, according Ia re-
ports received In Amarillo. by Frank
IL. Jamlson o. the Panhandlc'Plains
Chamber ~ Commerce.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09

Pastors and Sunday school superin.
tcndcnts working In the churches 81
Amarillo. state that there IL a steadily
growing interest and increasing at
tendance at the various congrcgn'
tions. According to announcements
made Il seems safe To infer that a
number ~ special revival programs
will b. offered during the incoming
spring and summer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
Irs. Tonl Waggoner Mere

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom waggoner we're
IN Amarillo Monday from Claude IN
the interest " The News Mr. wag'
goncr makes these weekly visits TO
Amarillo TO keen the people ~ Claude
Informed through his paper Of the
mercantile activities ~ the city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Andrews an.
nouncc the arrival Of their first son.
James Ray. Jr., who made his advent
into their home sunday. This is the
first grandchild of Mr., and Mrs. sam
Andrews. and he ls consequently the
chief topic of conversation In the
home circle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09

&. p. Johnson. president 81 the
Johnson.Joincr Company II ON his
vacation and viii spend two or more
weeks at Mineral Wells resting up
for the busy season ahead. MIR
johnson receives The News during
his stay In Mineral Wells In order 10
keep In touch with Amarillo and the
Amarillo country.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09

y. y. Thomas made announcement
Tuesday that the annual dinner II the
Amarillo Business Mems Association
viii he given Thursday March IL
These dinners are great gct'togcther
occasions shared In by all members
and eligiblcs to membership In the
organization.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09
Little Items Of
Local Interest

clyde W. warwIck Of the Randall
County News was In Amarillo Mon
day from Canyon. and reports that
business IN all lines In showing de-
cIdedly better splri, than during the
past two months.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-09

pound girl In their Of Texas the interest Of cusIonal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-22
MADE MoONsHINE, CHARGE

Accused Of making fnoopshine In
ais barn with the aid Of a stIll. Jacob
sonderegger. dairyman Of Tolt. was
Friday arrested and held on booze
charges. Deputy Sheriffs Earl Ram
aer and Joe Hill made the arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-22
spain WAR
losses ARE
STAGGERING
But the People Are Not Wor-
ring as Long as They
Have Bull Fights

MADRID. oct. $50 long as
,hs people have bread and bull
oxhts. there is little danger OF
ssal revolution in Spain"
That Is the way a Spaniard who
.nows his Spain as few know Il.
s,.,x up the situation today In this
country. At the moment he was
.,tsiux among $4,000 others in the
s,rrular rows that overlook the
great bull ring here
Before the writer reached this
mil ring he had noted various signs
Il trouble In Spain.
At the frontier at lrun the pass
mort OF every foreigner was scru-
;lnizcd very carefully and the trav-
e,er erossexamined by the police.
They were especially suspicious Of
sho<e going 20 Madrid. because not
,cng ago Premier pato was assas-
sInated
Al every station on the journey
70 the capital there were many sol-
diers--an evidence OF governmental
nervousness. And often we passed
trcop trains filled with youngsters
hound for the battlefields In Mo-
rcccc.
In Madrid itself the streets were
thronred with soldiers. One saw
them on guard at the residence of
Premier Maura. No chances are
s<inx taken on his being assassinat.
ID Is were Dato. Canovas and
canale Jas. three OF his predecessors.
In the war office lights burned
until way in the night. showing the
officiais were busying themselves
10 retrieve the colors from the dis
ssters the Moors had inflicted
For the Spanish losses have been
estimated way up In the thousands.
thousands OF fresh troops are being
pent over and new classes OF young
nm are being called 10 the coiors.
But II these things worried the
people Of Madrid. one saw no signs
q L. The crowd that jammed the
bun ring was just like our world
series crowds
Spain has many things 20 cause
discontent. but II Is fairly safe bet
that there win be no revolution
Spain Is essentially an agricul.
turzl country. Seventy per cent Of
the people who work are engaged in
labor on the farms. Only 81 per
cent are engaged in manufactures.
Only 1000 900. out OF $1,000. 900 be-
long 10 labor organizations.
Tens OF thousands Of tho agricui-
turists own their little farms They
are illtterate. they are very rciig.
ious, they grumble at the increasing
taxes and H c. OF l.. sthey are en-
ragged BY the governments snatch
ing up their sons and sending them
of to battle. but--the land Is theirs
and they want no upset
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-22
Street Car Men May
Have to Paw Take,

The question OF whether 100
municipal street railway employees
In Seattle are subject TO the federal
income tax has been put up 20 the
treasury department by william r.
BeeiSr. chief deputy collector OF In.
ternai revenue.
Because municipal street railway
employees are not paid from funds
raised by taxes. but from tho profits
OF business. Beeks believes they
may be liable.
II the department rules that they
are. liability for payment Of the tax
will be retroactive two years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-22
URGE OUTVOTINC
MAYORS VETO
Committee Wants Tracks;
Also CoWen Park Buses

Recommendation that the bin au.
thorizinE $3.50, 900 bond issue 10 Il.
nance replacement OF the car tracks
on First ave. be passed over Mayor
Caidwelfs veto, WINS made Friday NJ.
tcrnoon by the council finance COM
mittee. The committee likewise rec.
commended that tho mayors veto OF
the ordinance appropriating $4,000
20 purchase motor buses for the
cowan park district be disrcgurded
by the council.
An ordinance appropriating 1900
20 pay Peter witt. Cleveland traction
expert. was approved by the commit.
tee. Robert II. Hcsketh announcing
that he would file minority report
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-22
Suspends Sentences
on CiRaret Thieves

Rocco T,omore. janitor; Joe Lop-
riorc. cigar store man. and Paul
poroio. also cigar stand owner.
were given suspended sentences Fri.
day when they pleaded guilty before
Judge Everett Smith to charges Of
grand larceny in connection with the
theft OF $4,000 cigarettes from the
National Grocery company. Iomore
confessed tho theft the other two
men 10 selling the smokes. Two. 10
f5.year sentences were imposed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-22
Whole Coast Wants
Fleet on Nov. IL

WASHINGTON. Oct .s.-Every
port on the Pacific ocean is prepar.
ing 70 celebrate Armistice day IN
magnificent style and In accordance
with plans. applications have been
made 10 Secretary Of the Navy Den.
by TO have the entire Pacific fleet In
every port from San Diego 10 Sc
attic on the same day. 'It simply
cannot be done" said the secretary
today. but wen do the best We
"a