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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28
WOODROW WILSON IS
CRITICISED BY HIGH
GERMAN STATESMAN
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

he governments appeal TO America
iut also the spirit which prompted IL
rho peace % Versailles hal resulted
nercilessly he declared. through the
Intervention of man who came 10
europe from America bringing n trunk
'illcd with the most rCmarkaiic ideas
'egarding the reconciliation of the IA
tons.
President wilson" he addvd. sol
rnly pledged his word. bu, failed Ia
edeem a single promise. do no; hold
he American people responsible sor this
however"
The governments proposals.. continu
a Dr. Hslfferich. far exceeded the
ountry'l economical capacity. In
ivrmany's present desperate positio,
here were only two alternatives. either
unconditional surrender or submission
further coercion and humiliation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28

~ Associated rfcss.
NEW YORK. Awl 90 Tho Amcri.
can newspaper publishers asslciltiou.
IN annual convention TODAY cSYr, ssed
It's opposition o. reduction - printers
hours below q O. Wt,h. tn. following
resolution was adopted.
"Ros,Ncd THAT ,hc American Ncvs.
rop1 Publishers Association declares
against reductions 81 the hours ruuE,i.
tuiins a weeks work below IS hours.
and insiructs ~ crmmiite, and officers
90 that ,tf~t-
Resolved. further. That tho Amorl.
can Newspaper Publishers Association
endorses the efforts 81 lts.mcmb ~ who
are cndeavoring a. mainiain the iS.hour
week and pledges them Us cooperation
and support"
The convention authorized the ap.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28
FORTY-FOUR HOUR week WILL
Be OPPOSED BY PUBLISHERS

pointm,nt of r. committee to ncro'int"
with tour international unions new ~
hiuuun contract. in place of these oN.
piring April 20. ise2.
After discussion of the ucwsprint 30
uaiiun 10 was lett 90 committee On
formulate nn expression 90 opinion IS 10
"a iair price for pap,r
The annual luncheon 81 The assCcin.
ton viii be- held tomorrow with Post.
master General Hays as a guest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28
EMPLOYEES SIGNAL Department
SANTA FE REFUSE WAGE Offer

shop employees viii confer with the ~.
iicials On the roads tomorrow. Other
conferences are scheduled as follows:
April -. ielegraphers. April 90. sta
uclary engineers. firemen and boiler
room employees; MAY 2. train dispatch.
ere. road mostcrs and assistant yard
masters. May ,. train and parlor car
May :. engine service employees; May g.
rain ssrvice employees May g. yard ser.
vice 'ugioyes and Stay = supervisor
employees
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28
COAL STRIKE SETTLEMENT
LIKELY TO BE MADE SOON
~ Associated Press.

LONDON. April GA settlement in
he coal strike tonlgh, seemed more
likely than AT any time since the men
laid down their tools. The government
curing the day made another conccs'
sion by proposing state grant for a
transitional period Of three or four
months under which the miners would
bc insured against their wages being
-cduccd more than three shlllings a
day. ~ the miners already have
agreed a. a two shilling reduction. II ls
considered that there ARE good pros
poets the coming week t. see settle
ment ~ the dispute.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28

their time with teams and tractors %
gfaie up the r11da.
The two highways through the coun-
~ are IN excellent shape and In an.
other week or two an the roads leading
into then vnl o. ia IN. best shape
Hf ry or tic Plains.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28
HARDING TO Review ATLANTIC
DIVISION OF AMERICAN NAVY

li' planned 40 r,t6rn to Washing.
CON at'y Friday morning.
S.,wmry usuhy admiral CountL.
Ctbf IL Na,nl operations. and
members uf the house naval com.
uittrr ieft aboard ,hs naval ypoht
S,lph Cor Od Point nnd win join
thr presidential Iarp ah1Jrd The
M1yfoW,r fur the review.
This was Mr Harding lirh trim
on N, presidential. Yacht and 10 vii
O." his fr,i review uf the American
naval f0rr,s since hls Inauguration.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28
De LA KUERTk RIGHT FARMING
IMPLEMENTS. NOT GUNS NEEDED

Mexican government according u Mex
leo CNy newspapers arriving in san
Antonlf today. Secretary d. Ia Huer
"a told newspaper men that the money
would alrve better purpose u devoted
To- The purchase ~ agricultural implo
mcnts % bs distributed among IN,
palI farmers % the country.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28

TOPEKA. Kan. April 2T-Reprc.
sentaiives Of the employees signal d..
partment today refused in conference
the proposed 20 per cent wage reduction
but agreed 20 ioln with Atchls1n. Tope.
ka and Santa Re Railway company u
fi,ias in submitting the question o. the
railroad labor board.
The conference was the third ~
twelve arranged by the SAINT, Fc with
i,s employees Representative ~ the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28

Is the interior Of your Sedan dirty or
torn II 30. don't let that worry you,
for We have the most complete line ~
sedan upholsicring and seat covers In
N" South Also Ne can match any part
IL your uphols,ering fur new cushion.
etc. Read Auto Top Company, sixth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28

~ Associated Pres.
WASHINGTON. Aprl o., rrrs.
ld,ut iiafduf l,ft here l.o iully
On the prcsilcn,Nl yacht Mayrlow.
60 for Hampton Roads Whcro Coz
morrow h, via rrsi,N tho Atlantic
H., ision 80 the American fleet and
latrr hold reception nhnrl me
nagfmp p,uuHltuuu for tbl olfl.
GERS - thr armada
The executive was ur0 mnhni'd
by Mrs. iiarimr, biz naval and mill
tarN iid,f ana iaity of senators.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28

,f Mr. Waa.l ana he- daughter O.
whioh D., iat ,orferal. as District
Judge D,n'ou daodri tho one ,uuyic.
u,n o. ar that s necessary ana e. sc'e
ond tr.l might n'rrfr With prompt
execution of the sentence already im'
tlo.,d
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28
Pioneer Citizen Dead.
special 20 The Nsws

TUCUMCARI y. NJ. April al.
\. Aiken. a pioneer citizen and Tor a
humber u years chief of police. died
here last nigh, u apoplexy. John Al
ken was held IN high esteem. he leaves
wife and two daughters. Goldia and
Corhlce. ~ and n years 81 age.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28
swIsHRR COUNTY FARMERS
ARE RiDlNG HlGIiN AVS


TrLIA, Texas April 21.-The Com
missioncrs Court recently ordered foul
rfadat az one frSler 10 use or
t,e cucrty rmis. Two q the graders
80 roirr b Krers go b. used In that
Community taf go theirs are % be-
pa ihe By - part n the county.
Tee nrricls nj SN1she- courty are
,sNnr. ueans iutaus' In the roads now
Ihaa e,t stew z the
r,erl. s.es s.r vHiariy glying
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28

~ NI30f Add no.
WASHINGTON Ann lt- Th. Inter
state Commefr, DnumlsfI.u rtfusld t1.
dny O. ord,r r,iu,iion in niiruad
rates from point. of uIIam cost II ihe
RorkS Mouun.u tn points n inter.
mountain Territory. 'umplHlris ~ boss
.nssH ormniniars anl nth'fr BOZ fht
section were d..mF.l OH, ruuinl. .ion
holding wat s,IsIna urfs Uti. he aIe
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28
Not 10 be Trle.L

~ Associated ffs~~
PARIS. Texas. April g7--Nirgll saml'
SIN. negro. convicted % criminal o.
sault and nov held In Jail IN Dallas. wiI
hang May 81 IN the courthouse ysr
here Tie will not ~ tried for the murd'i
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28
~ Associated Pres.

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. April 81
adcifo De Ia Huerta. secretary u Il
nance in the obregon cabinet. has come
cut fatty agains, the proposed appro.
priation 81 100. Oe0 eco yrse for the
acquisition u ten war ships by the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28
COLORADO ROAD DELEGATES TO
ARRIVE IN AMARILLO FRIDAY

FORT WORTH Texas, April a. Especial to the News)-Ams
o was today the meeting place for the 1872 Convention
of the Colorado Gulf Highway Association Officers elected
were H. Walker Dahs presdent W. B. Estes, Amarillo Sec
Rotary The executive committee authorized to Sec
rotary for full time.
The Colorado delegation will arrive in Amarillo Friday evening
six o'clock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28
NEGRO UNDER Death SENTENCE
NOT De TRIED FOR MURDER OF.
WOMAN AND CHILD SAYS JUDGE

PARIS Texas April IL By Associated Press)-Couniy Attorney
r. F. Eubans today made further investigation Of the confession
Of Virgil Sampson negro under sentence Of death jail at Dallas
and result dismissed the agans, Luther WsdfOd who
has been in jail year and half charged with murder OF
h wife and baby girl Sampson has confessed to
the murder
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28

The mud cAissriic action u Herblnc
il well liked by ladies. II purifies the
system without gripping or sickeninf
the stomach Price. s0c. Sold by Ran
dal Drug co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28
Plains Cooperative Grocery Co
Phones 1872 and 1856
304 East Tenth Street

enmay may Co. but the cooperative movement and this
store go en- forever Backed three hundred and fifty stockholders with ample
resources institution bigger than any and long after trials and b
uton are forgotten you will find the old stand doing business honest
basis paying for what buy and selling prices that will enable custom
ers to properly balance their GETS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-28

wont your husband let
you 90 60 see y
pcla ke6ri in PASSION
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-11-18

resolution was adopted resclnding a
resolution passed July rs. 1921, relatiVe 70
appointment of Oakford NJ. CopD as Chlei
of Police at $4,000 per month. +ho
A resolution was adopted connrmlns tne
annointment of Oakford NJ. Cobb as Z mel
of Police at $4,000 per month pdyaoIe
semi-monthly, duties starting september l.
1921. u.,n tbe
policemen one day off a week at regular
4 resolution was adopted appointing
Joseph NJ. Lloyd caretaker OF Fuonc Sgnn no
per month from August 10, 1911 payaoIe
A resolution was adopted authorizing
cancellations in the Water Department
records.
Communication from H. j. Yeagers re
rebate on mercantile license was read ana
a motion passed that he pays Whatever
license calls for.
applications will be rescinded II payment
is not made for their license.
A motion was passed that the hotels be
notified that they cannot use their Venlcles
for hacking only for their own institutions;
A motion was passed that the Red
steamer Bus Line be instructed as TO the
route and termini and a copy OF Ordl-
nance No. 1913 be forwarded with the
letter.
A motion was passed that the Solicitor
notify the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany to repair their street property in the
vicinity of the depot at Oak avenue
A motion was passed that the Clerk
notify the Wildwood & Delaware Bay
Short Line Railroad Company that the
stocking of their engines has become a
nuisance and they are kindly asked to
abate same.
A motion was passed resembling the
motion of the resembling the hackmen's
applications.
A motion was passed that all hackmen
whose license fee has not been paid have
their applications, recently granted, re-
voked.
A motion was passed that the three ap-
plications read for operating taxicab under
Ordinance No. lis that the licenses be
granted.
Bills were ordered paid in the amount of
SIS, 597.43.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-11-18
TWENTY-FIVE ANNIvERSARI
CELEBRATION

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B. Brown,
Pacific avenue, were at Cape Nay d
Saturday evening taking suppeA vd
Mr.. Browns brother, and upon td
return to their home were compiled
surprised upon the arrival of ford
friends calling to do their respsl
in honor of the twenty-fifth annta
sary of the wedding of Nj. and I'D
Brown.
At 1870 o'clock Mrs. Brown pI
ceeded to cut the beautiful cake Wild
Mr.. Brown had presented as his va
ding anniversary token.
AT this time those present present
a handsome china dinner set, cOnS
ing of LOG pieces, which was I'd
thankfully received by Mrs. Brow
Later, refreshments were served, ID
sisting of fine salads, sandwich
cake, coffee and ice cream, the visfu
ladies having prepared the lunche
during the day at their homes.
MI. Brown related some Of bis
periences of the twenty-five years
married life. This brought f1
many experiences of their wedd
days, from other folks, particula
the younger set.
Mr. and Mrs. Bond and Mrs Y
sick sang d few selections by reQH4
which were greatly enjoyed by
present. A handshake and wlsnsi
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown and SUI
morning was observed by the Vlsla
Those present were Mr.. and
Joseph Baker, of Philadelphia, anu
following from Wildwood: MI.
Mrs. Messick, Mr.. and Mrs. h1
Bond, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren NV
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Samuel, MT
Mrs. Cecil Brunell, Mr.. anu
Spencer Cummins, MI. and Mrs. ~
Robbins, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto hOs'
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas WeDssl'
and Mrs. Eli Barnett, Mr.. anu
William Loef1er, MI. and Mrs. Ons
Barnett, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert u
pont, Mrs. Raymond Holmes, ME-
tella Sheppard, Mrs. Mauae
Mrs. George Loefier, MI aus
Sanklin Brown and Mr.. anu
Dph Brown and Charles bfoeD
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-11-18

A motion was passed that the Director
of Streets use his own judgment in putting
a might man at the sewer plant enabling
the machinery to run "a hours per day.
A motion was passed that the cert1tcate
of damage of seventeen chickens by dogs
be referred to the Solicitor.
A motion was passed that Health officer
B.. C. Ingersoll proceed with the scheme
of having a ribbon with the word disease
printed thereon worn by all children with
whooping cough mingling in public places.
Bills were ordered paid in the amount of
$2,972.05
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-11-18
Regular Meeting, August 80, 1921

The Clerk reported $7,122.26 collected
in the Tax Department and $~1,671.16 in the
Water Department.
The Water Department report of all
taps and repairs made for the week was
received and filed.
The weekly report of the Police De-
partment was received and filed.
A communication from the Attorney
Generals Office re: opinion on brewed
soft thinks was ordered received and filed.
A motion was passed that the resigna-
ton of James C. Wigham as plumbing
inspector just read be accepted as OF Au-
gust 81, 1921.
A motion was passed that the resigna-
ton of Warren c.. Holmes as caretaker
of the First Ward Fire House Just read
take effect as of August 10, 1921.
A resolution was adopted confirming the
appointment of Chester Frankhiser as
caretaker of First Ward Fire House at
$4,000 per month from August 9th, pay
able Semi-monthly.
A resolution was adopted confirming the
appointment of Fred Metz as plumbing in
spector to become effective September 1.
1921.
A resolution was adopted confirming the
appointment of Warren c. Mount as care
taker of Third Ward Fire House at $4,000
per month, payable semi-monthly from
September l, 1921.
A resolution was adopted authorizing
cancellations in the Tax Department rec
ordS.
Ordinance No. 1874 appropriating the
further sum of Seven Thousand Dollars
for the purpose of the completion of the
ne wwboardwalk was taken up and passed
on its third and final reading.
The notice for bids for policemen's suits
was read and the bids ordered opened.
One bid from Harry Heating was re-
ceived blu no certified check accompanied
the bid. A motion was passed that the
bid be returned as the bidder did not
comply with the merit of the advertise
A motion was passed that the Clerk re-
for bid for policemen's suits.
Commissioner Taylor reported that the
machinery at the sewerage dis
psal plant is now in operation.
motion was passed that the con-
Stor of the boardwalk let the Board of
Wissioners know the amountof work.
al and railing for the completion
ASecond and third wards boardwalk
the veriication of the engineer.
or reported the case of DR..
AreG complaint on sewer work
fnotifed the doctor that the
Nj was not made, according
from the Plumbing Inspector,
rests entirely in her hands.
rdered paid in the amount of
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-11-18
WILDWOOD, NEW JERSEY
FORM OF GOVERNMENT
cript of the Minutes for July and August, 1921
RALPH CARLLs ALFRED TAYLOR,. -
Revenue md FINANCE streets and Public improvement"
RORERTLKAY WILLARD F CAMPBELL,
CITY treasurer Collector of Taxes.
JONATHAN HAND, city solicitor

1925 School Augmentation. 1,450.00
TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS ..$40,45O.23'
Total Receipts with Balance, 49,. S117, 5S1.32
Total Disbursements .......... 40,450.23
BALANCE ON HAND
JULY 80, $77,131;U9
SINKING FUND COMMISSIONERS
Balance on hand. June 80. 1921 $~3,9SS.55
Receipts
Interest on Investments. ...... 1,8O2.5O
$5.791.O5
DISBURSEMENTS
Tax Arrearage Account $4,000
Redemption of Wildwood
Borough School Bonds 100000
BALANCE ON HAND
JULY 80, 1921. ............. $4,5S1.O5
Dated July 80, 1921.
ROBERT J. KAY,
City Treasurer.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-11-18
Regular Meeting. July ss, 1921

The Clerk reported $3.131.5O collected for
the week ending July 10, 1921. in the
Department of Revenue and Finance and
1904 1 in the Water Department.
The Water Department report showing
all taps and repairs made for the week
was received and filed.
A motion was passed that the commune
cation from the w. j. Electric Company
re Arc lamps on Crosse avenue be re-
ferred to the Director of Streets.
A motion was passed that the written
opinion of Jonathan Hand, City Solicitor
re: Public Comfort Station outside of
Boardwalk at Glenwood avenue be re-
ceived and filed.
A resolution was adopted authorizing
the construction of a Public Comfort Sta
ton at Glenwood avenue and Boardwalk.
A resolution was adopted executing a
quit claim deed in favor of Henry a..
Ottens.
cancellations in the Water Department
records.
A resolution was adopted fixing the
Assessors salary at One Thousand Dol
lars per year, payable monthly. from July
l, 1921, to continue so long as the office is
so maintained.
A resolution was adopted giving Henry
H. Ottens permission to install sewer
mains in the vicinity of Montgomery n
Susquehanna avenues and Taylor and
Davis avenues between Arctic and Niagara
venues under the supervision of the City
Engineer, and in conformity with the
sewer requirements of the city.
A resolution was adopted transferring
the Electrical Department from the De-
partment of Public Safety to the Depart
of Revenue and Finance.
IA communication with several signers
installing electricity for home light
on West Burk Andrew and Susque-
a avenues was ordered referred to the
ktor of Streets and a copy sent to
EnI Electric Company.
1.gas passed that the matter of
hupow given to the people
ASolicitor that the SER
led confirming the
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-11-18
Regular Meeting August g, 1921

The Clerk reported $12, 377.88 collected
for the week ending July 80, 1921, in the
Tax Department and $1.928.46 in the
The Water Department report of all
taps and repairs made for the week vas
received and filed.
The weekly report of the Police Depart
ment was received and filed.
The Plumbing Inspectors report for the
month of July showing $61.25 collected
was received and filed.
The Electrical Inspectors report for the
month Of July showing $128.75 collected
was received and filed.
The Collectors Search report for the
month of July showing $45.75 collected was
received and filed.
The City Clerks report for the month of
July showing $5.642.63 collected was re-
ceived and filed.
A resolution authorizing cancellation in
the Water Department records was
adopted.
A communication with several signers
re: Street light on Roberts avenue was
ordered referred to the Director of Streets.
A communication with several signerS
re: Installation of sewers on Montgomery
avenue was ordered laid over for one
month.
A motion was passed that Mrs. Flora
Foreman and Mrs. Thomas Rhoads pay
the total amount of $1,000. 1t being the
full charge of their water rent.
A motion was passed that the Reliance
TRANSPORTATION Company be granted a
license under Ordinance No. 1913.
The Reliance Transportation Company
applied for a transfer from a Mack truck
to a Graham Brothers Continental Motor
and it was ordered granted.
A motion was passed instructing the
Clerk to notify the Board of Chosen Free
holders to fill the holes on Rio Grande
avenue, from the Rio Grande Inn to the
railroad.
ASolicitor reports that the Gas Company
Us to give better service next week.
~kmmunication to Solicitor Hand
ttorney General re: Sewerage
was ordered received and
nlaid in the amount of
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-11-18
DISBURSEMENTS

Balance on hand August 81. 1921 s4sal
Dated August 81, 1921.
ROBERT J. KAY
City Treasua
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-11-18
July 5, 1891

IKE uly 5, 1921
5S9.6 SO collected for
HB0, 1921. in the Tax
A'ZH57 in the Water De-
Ftment report of all
515|G fade for the week was
Inspectors report for the
Bhowing S210.50 collected
filed.
Inspectors report for the
showing $4,000 collected
*4I3& Ind filed.
Sor's Search report for the
ydne showing s4S.25 collected
<*3 #{##h and filed.
W Clerks report for the month of
king s~2,2SS.1S collected was re-
{ "a filed.
Eded in his resignation to take eff
fne 80. 1921.
POTION was passed that next Tuesday
f Election Day the next regular meet
would be held on Monday, July H.
at 1870 P. NJ.
d N from Ferdinando Gatti re: protest
2#5hAst G.. Roselli for using the name OF
mbe turned over to Mr.. Huebner.
&BVas passed that the Commu-
bills enclosed from Albert
police services be received
BASED that the one appli-
kration of Auto Bus and
for action to the Board
hair on file the required
ed that the commu-
ID of Trade with a
Aof Chosen Free
Arch at the en-
~ Z be referred to
nv action.
the cottage
Pine avenue
rom A. K.
hiding the
of
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-11-18
August 80, 1921

getting August 30, 1921
brted S6,3O7.22 collected in
knent and 81, 1929. in the
bit.
apartment report of all
made for the week was
lrt of the police depart
and filed.
ssed that the communi-
Wildwood & Delaware
ilroad Co. re: stocking
d and filed.
fd that the communi-
Gd of Public Utility
Yes of Wildwood Gas
Rnd filed.
n James M. E. Hill
ertime for Messrs.
rman Lockwood,
w. S. Crawford
to the Solicitor.
lat the commune
lumber Company
b the Wildwood
to the Solicitor
ard a written
1.-THE communi-
payment of
the Solicitor
he find out
lity Solicitor
counsel for
kppeal has
resigna-
of the
ted and
esigna-
hiding
effect-
ing
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-11-18

Searcn FeeS $500.
Interest on Deposits.
IMPROVEMENTS
Ordinance No. A $48.15
Ordinance No. As 1851
- $77.76
Interest on Assess. 29,51