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The New York herald., 1921-05-31

washington and British Columbia,
You will see the country and learn that the
business men and citizens generally of this
great region live under the most ideal condi-
tons in this or any other land.
Manufacturers, hnanciers, farmers, fruit grow
ers, fishermen, Gamers, shipbuilders, all follow
ing their vocations day by day, and living in
vacation land all the time, where the young
people have out door sports all ti.r year round.
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PARKER HOUSE
Maine.
"CAMP WOODLAND"
Lake Pleasant. CaScO. MAINE
Atlantic City.

Real camp life for all the family IN the
Maine woods. Safe bathing beach, canoes
boats; horseback riding and field sports;
your own separate sleeping lodge; one cen
trail dining. dancing and assembly hall;
trained councillors provided 70 instruct boys
and girls In woodcraft and give the parents
a rest. Season opens June 10. Apply to
Mrs. FRANK o. SETH. $50 South Manning
Boulevard. Albany. N. Y
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order OF the BOard OF Dlfectofs.
JAMES L. ASHLEY,
Baso orine. New Jersey. May End, is2i.
GREENE ClANANEA COPPER co.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.

Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Greene
Cananea Copper Company will be held at
the office OF the Company, % Broadway,
New York. n. Y. on Monday, the twentieth
day of June, 1921, at twelve O'Clock noon,
for the election OF three directors to hold
office for three years and for the trans
action OF such other business as may come
before the meeting, including the consid-
GRAFTON, approval and ratification of all
acts and proceedings Of the Board Of Direc-
tors during the past year and of all mat
ters that may be referred to in the Annual
Report to the Stockholders.
The transfer books of the Company will
not close, but only stockholders OF record
as at Il o'clock noon, Saturday, May 2S.
1921, will be entitled to vote at this meet
ins.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
j. w. ALLEN. Secrefarn.
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ELECTIONS AND LETTINGS.
ELECTIONS AND LETTINGS.
-e--~~~~-~~--e------
The International
Nickel Company
Notice of Annual Meeting.

Notice Is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting of the Stockholders of The Inter-
national Nickel Company will be held at the
principal office OF the Company. al Consta-
the o1st day OF June. 1921, at eleven O'Clock
in the forenoon for the purpose Of electing
five directors TO hold office for three years
and for the transaction OF such other busl-
cluding considering and voting upon the APP
provai and ratification of all contracts, acts
and proceedings of the Board of Directors
and OF the Executive Committee of this Com
pany since the last Annual Meeting of Stock
holders, as set forth In the minutes of the
Board Of Directors and OF said Committee,
which will be open to examination BY stock
holders OF record during business hours, at
the New York City office OF the Company.
81 Wall Street
BY order Of the Board of Directors
JAMES L. ASHLEY,
Secretary.
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New Jersey.
The New Columbia

ON the Ocean Front, Beimar, =. y
Catering to the Beet Clientele. Amer. plan.
Rates - to $40 daily. Modern. capacity
$50. music. elevators to street level RaraEe,
write for booklet. r.. T.. LUCAS, Mgr.
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TORONTO STOCKS.

Special Despatch TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
TORONTO, May 50.-Following is
summary OF transactions in the Toronto
Stock Exchange for the week ended
MAY 2s:
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WAR BONp
MONTREAL STOCKS.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
MONTREAL, May 30.-A summary OF
transactions on the Montreal Stock Fix
change for the week ended on May 2S
f0IlnN.s
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SUMMER CAMPS.

Camn Champlain For Boys tc 1e. On.
>cuip N'io1'n Maiietta Ray. Lak~
ChampiaIn between Green and Adirondack
Mta. Canoeing, swimming, hiking baseball.
baaNctNaW. horseNark riding 2Sth Year.
B0pElet Wm H Brown. President 3erkeisy-
ilviag school. 500 w. s3d ST. y. y. Gity.
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BAND DERAILs QUEBEC TRAIN
Two KILLED Because switch Had
been Opened.

MONTREAL, May 30.-The derailing Of
a. train last night at 2Highlands. in
which two men were killed. was blamed
to-day by Canadian National Railway
officials on band of wreckers believed
to be operating in Quebec. Investigation
showed switch had been opened.
Last week the Gushing station was
dynamited and rails were placed on the
tracks at NORM Heights.
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Hotel Monticello res residsntiss si ~ ao,si
Lake Hopatcoug Write 20 Hotel Monticello
for terms. Landing, n. J. Phone Hopst-
cong o..
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The Montreal Stock Exchange has de-
cided to list securities of the British En-
pire Steel Corporation. comprising $19,-
$4,000 OF cumulative per cent first
preferred series B, $5o,359.000 OF cumu-
lative per cent. second preferred stock.
$21,474.000 of common stock; total,
s91,7S3,000.
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Fire Record.

A. VI. Loss.
L. t0-St. Nicholas av., between i10th
and fIist sts.; rubbish In va
cant lot: unknown. .......... Unknown
IL .40-247 West liith St; II. Abb
nOI1 .......ss.... 80. $3.50 - lfiiltIk
IL :i5-37s3 Sd av.: Coplas Bros. . Unknown
r. NJ
. 3o--Foot 9Tth ST. and n. r.. shed
OF l.. s. s. Granite State. Trifling
3 3:00-645-8f7 Lenox av.; United Gro
Gerry and Delicatessen Co. Unknown
430-12g5 LIST av.; unknown. .... Unknown
3.05-l331 St. between 10th and 11th
avs. y. Y. G. and II. r.
n. r. Co....................U Unknown
3;20-651 Columbus av., Michael spo-
feli ItlhHoWu
:4o-1ii West 7sd st., Hotel Hamil
tor ........ .E>OIle
6.W-fs1th ST. and Broadway auto.
John Holley. y.................U Unknown
7.00-2i5 West Broadway. Great Mills
20. =. +. UNKNOWN
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The Summer
even on the hottest days, in Oregon
is rarely over 81 degrees.

IS IdIcIy UVcI OF uCSICcs-
Bring your family with you. You may have
any kind of vacation you likc--n the noun
tains, on the seashore, on the borders OF a
magnificent lake, or on the banks of mighty
river, camping in the evergreen forests, golf
ing on 38 courses, fishing in mountain streams
and lakes or for salmon in its rivers, or you
may hire or buy an automobile and tour fifteen
thousand miles of the most scenic highways
in America.
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New 1ork, n. y, May 81, 1U2I.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the An
nual Meeting of the Stockholders of The
Trestle Realty Corporation, for the election
Of Directors and two Inspectors of the next
election, and for the transaction OF such
other business as may be brought Before the
meeting win be held at the office of the
Company, In Grand Central Terminal, In the
Ci:y Of New York, on Monday the i3th day
Of June, 1921. The poll TO open at twelve
o'clock noon and to continue open for one
hour
Jay " HARE, secretary.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
MANY ATTENDING
ENCAmPMENT Of
PLAINS BAPT|STS
SUNRISE DEVOTIONAL SER.
VICE Is HELD ON OPEN.
ING DAY

CANYON. Jun. IA sunrise de-.
voiional meeting al the Canyon city
club grounds marked IN. orenin. u
the Panhandle Iiapt.s, assembly. Many
arrived during the day and the en-
campmsnt H. assured uf large at
Tendance.
In. ~ " Virgin delivered the morn.
ing address Mrs. e. L. Gfiswold gave
q program of readings this evening
followed by an inspirltiunal Address by
Dr. Lawrence.
Among headers present ARE Misses
Annie Morris - for, worth and Lucy
r. Spteckler ~ Dallas. ~. ! christian
- Dallas. nr BENJAMIN Lawrence oi
shawnee. Okla. Dr W. u. Wiley. Mus
sug--. okla. In W u Morrow - the
baptist University q Shiwue,. Okla.
md pr ~ W Virgin.
u u expected that many families viii
H. camping On IN. grounds hy the end
~ ~. week Tn" Rev. ". V. Hamilton
educational p,siur ~ M" First baptist
church ~ Amarillo. has made arrange
mvnts tn rent tents fut u nominal sum.
Many visitors ~, expected h'r" sun
day. I.arg. numbers ~ Amarillo peo'
~. are expected tu mot here tur the
day. The ariDf a. y. 4. 1. II the
Frsi Iiapiisi chuf,h "a, Amarillo viii
s.nd q number of Delegates here. and
ih,s. viii visit N. canyon " Y T.. 4.
" contemplated plans arr toalis"i.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
HARDING MEETS
OPPOSITION FOR
HIS APP0|NTEES
LODGE is DISSATISFIED
WITH KLEIN FOR BUREAU
DIRECTOR

WASHINGTON June lj.--Senaiors
Lodge uf Massachusetts,. III. r-publi.
can leader aud WINS ~ ohio. who
nominated President Harding ~ Chit
cago. are ON the war path over s"me ~
IN. recent appointments made by the
president
senator I.o,ise has expressed open
dissatisfaction with the nomination of
Professor julius Klein of Harvard
University ,o b~ director ~ the Bureau
~ Foreign aud Domestic commerce, and
q, his request the senate commerce com
mittee deferred action today ON the
nomination until tomorrow when nn
executive hearing is expected.
Professor Klein was chosen by Secre'
iary Hoover and |, was reported to-day
thu, the president had sent the noinina'
tinn To IN. senate without consulting
the republican leader.
senator Willis IL continuing his op-
position To the appointment of Charles
~ Naut of Toledo. Ohio. To he col
l.ctor of internal revenue for the tenth
Ohio district. Both he and senator
Lodge were White House callers today
but neither of them saw the president
| on leaving the white House. Senn
tar Willis declared that he would Oh
pose Mr.. Nauts o. the end.
The Ohio Senator inquired to-day how
confirmation ~ MIR. Naughts might he
blocked and was informed that " he
regarded MIR Nau,s ~ personally oh
i.ctiunable" the senate would follow
tim. .honorcd custom ~ refusing con
firmation senator Willis has filed a
memorandum against Mr. Nauts with
the senate finance committee. which
.xp.cts to take the ease up Monday.
Another patronage row reported
brewing II over the nomination of
Frank A. i.inney. republican state
chairman of North Carolina, to be fed
crai district attorney for North Carolina
lie II encounterins appoSition from In
flueniial senator's close To the admin
istraiion.
Thes. and other patronage troubles
were said to H. the cause of some fric'
ton between the capital and White
HOUSE hut republican leaders were con
fid-nt that me- serious results were
probable.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16

The negotiations ARE being conducted
by Baron Shidhara, the Japanese am.
hasSador and Secretary Hughes. Set.
tlrmcn, of III. Shantung question would
make unnecessary It's consideration by
the league of natnns.
II had been expected that the zap is.
sue would h. l-ft To adjustment by hi.
league cuunncll which IL Ia meet tomor.
row In Geneva. The French govern.
mrnt In answer ~ the American pro
test agalns, the award 1T the mandate
Tor the island to Japan. said II wolild
hing III. subject before the council. II
~ understood that the basis Tor settle.
mcnt IN The negotiation between Am
l,assidor Shidchara and Secretary
Hughes viii he The naturalization
nf the cable privileges an the island.
The proIusll IN to settle the imnugrn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
F0RO's REQUEST FOR
MORE EVIDENCE DENIED

WASHINGTON. June is.-I,eaues,-
~ Henry rords COUNSEL that more "vi'
d.nce be heard In his contest f"' the
seat of senator Newi-rry. Republican
~ Michigan. w-m denied to-day hy the
s.nat. committee conducting the hear
inrs and a practical termination was
given 20 trial stages Il the case. Chair
man spencsr's formal ruling. referring
the Ford request for permission to eo
into IN. hank accounts of Lyman ID.
smith. a New York broker. who heirci
finance the Newhsrry campaign. drew
an equally formal dissent from Senator
wcolcoit cf Delaware. Dcmccrat. who
said he would probably ask that sena-
tsr Nswb<rry ~ called In bis own c~sr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
OFFICERS SEIZE
CARGO Of ARMS
ABOARD VESSEL
500 MODERN MACHINE GUNS
ARE BOUND FOR PORT
IN IRELAND
nv Associated Pres..

NEW YORK. June is.-Morc than
500 modern machine guns with hun
dreds of spare parts. suspected by gov.
ernment officials Ia have been destinsS
for Ireland were seized here today by
United States customs officials.
The arms. found aboard the Ameri.
can steamship East side We're suhse.
auently taken from the customs men as
they We're being carted away from the
pier by Hobokcn police. acting on n
search and seizure warrant sworn out
by man giving the name of Frank
Williams
No further information concerning
was available at Hoioken police head
quarters. lie alleged that they had
hecn stolen from him on June n. The
arms were taken to policc headquarters
at Hoboken and will bc held pending u
hearing before the recorder io de
icrmine who II entitled TO their custody.
According Ia reports reaching gov
.rnmcnt agencies. two changes of
crews brought, about by the nation itie
marine strike, resulted In the discovery
of the arms. !, In reported that mem
lcr of one ~ the crew tipped OFF, the
government investigators.
Presence of thS arms on board the
East Side was nof known tn the owner
of the ship. the United States shipping
Board or it's managing operators until
informed of the discovery by federal In
vcstigators The Fast Side clears To-
day Tor Norfolk where. according "a
chief of Police Hayes ~ Hoboken. she
was to take On cargo of coal for n
por, In ireland.
! Investigations ns 10 how the arms
came 10 he aboard. who caused them Ia
n. placed there aud for whom they
were intended. are under way by Of
ficials of the customs service. the de-
partmeni of justice and the United
States shipping board.
One report II tina, they were smuggied
ahard from launches which came up
TO the ships side at night and the arms.
swathed In burlap iags. were holssed
aboard as engine room supplies" A
curious member ~ the crew cut into
on. - these bags with his knife. dis.
closing n machine gun.
When a search was made the arms
were found concealed In various parts
! of the ship.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
OFFICERS NAMED
BY SHRINERS At
ANNUAL MEETING
90 INTO SECRET SESSION
IN REGARD TO HOSPITAL
PLANS

DES MONIES. la. June i5.--lIavins
dIspos.Ii of the routine business of elect
ing officers by the simple process of
prun,o,ion and the election of Thomas
J. Houston. of Medinah Temple. chi
cago. to imperial outer guard and i'm
pcriai council II the uncinet Arabic or
DIR Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine were
IN secret session all afternoon today
considering the disqualification plan,
Settlement of this question was carried
over, however. until the last meeting of
IN. council tomorrow.
chief Rabhan. Ernest A. Cults. Sa'
vannah. Ca.. was elected imperial p"'
tcn,aie to succeed Ellis l.. Garrr'son.
az Tacoma. Wash. The potentat. t"'S
office Immediately.
Other officers elected were: Imperial
Chi.t Fabian. Conrad pykeman. Brook
lyn: Imp.'rial Assistant l.ahhin. James
T.. Chandler. Kansas City. Mo. lmpcr
i.I Hirh Priest and Phophei. James
e. Rurgrr, penver; Imperial oriental
Guid. David W. Grassland. Mon,g"n'.
siy Ala. Imperial First Ccrcn"nial
Master. Ciarrucc ". Dunbar. Pr"Ni'
s.no. n. l.; Imperial second Ccrcmon'
iaI Master. Trunk G. Jones. Houston.
T.Sas: lmr.riai Marshal I.co v. Young
w.r,h. Los Angeles and Imperial Cap
tain ~: Guards. Esten A. Fletcher
Eochcs,er ~. Y.
William y. nrown. ~ pittsburgh was
rc..le. tel Imperial Treanircr and Hen
I,mln W. Rowell a Boston. for IN"
twen,y..ishth time. was namrd I'm
4, AL Recorder.
An invitation was received frum Ir"si
asn, harding tn hold the Imperial c"h
cl,ve IN Washington. u. &. ~ 1873
san r,an"isco vas selected as the
tess t....tiur ptnee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
SETTLEMENT OF War
ON WAGES rs LIKELY

MANt HESTER. England. June Ia
4 settlement of the GOTTEN dispute has
Hcn brought nearer by a recommcnd,.
tim c"n"r''''ns terms made by the req.
rsrnis.v.s Of employees and operatives
tunsai'ng the negotiating cvsamlttc-.
The Recommendation involves an im.
mediate wage reduction M fosty.nlx
pence an the pound and u further re.
duction of seven pencs at the end of
slx months. Delief " expressed that the
operatives VIII accep, the recommenda.
tlun.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS
AGAINST OFFICERS LOOM
ev Associated i're.s.

us sshNhtcu Efr>s.
WASHINGTON. June ia.-criminal
proceedings against number ~
former army officers may follow the
action ~ President Harding IN can
ceiling war department contracts With
the United States Harness company ~
l,an~lon. Yves, Va. for the disposal N
surplus harness. u was said tonight at
the department ~ justice.
Attorney General Daughertv. " was
said was considering the guNcrnmcnts
courS. - action and WIS expected a.
nnnounce his decision shortly.
Cancellation of the contracts hy the
President was announced by Secretary
Weeks who explained that they were
entered into hy former director ~
sales - the war department with the
approval of Secretary Baker and rro'
,ii.-i that the large accumulation ~
surplus military harness should he
turned over o. ~. company tor dis
pusal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
GERMANY PASSES
BILL TO ACCORD
WITH ULT|MATUM
LAW EXPRESSLY STATES
ARMY MUST CONSIST OF
ONLY 100000 MEN

MERLIN. June is.--The Heichstag
uy'sy PASSED h'l amending the ARMY
.hw IT, G,crdnncs With the demands
m an ultimatum of the allies. The
chief chanrr II that the Law expressly
states that the army shali consist II
100 ooO men including a maximum of
1900 officers or officials with the ranks
~ -f'iccrs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
GALVESTON EXPORTS
SHOW BIG INCREASE

GALVESTON. T.Nas. June rs Willie
the couu,ry's export business was g"ine
down Hill IN May. the value ~ exports
through Galveston showed a dccidcd In
crease. according to custom housc tig
urcs mad. pullic iodaV Exports fo'
May were worth sso,si6sOs as agains,
an April valuation ~ ssi,ess So7 and
March d ss;.sie.si,. The Increase IL
attributed o. the enormous movement
q grain through this port.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
LABOR may DEMAND RIGHT Of PEOPLE
T0DECLARE WkR:6-H DAY PROPOSED

DENVER June Is By Associated Press)Orsanized labor will
demand the power declare be withdrawn from Congress
placed in the hands Of the people, constitutional amendment
resolution presented today adopted BY the convention Of the
American Federation Of Labor.
The proposal provides that declaration Of must have the
spprova Of majority Of the Of the country and that a
those voting favor the declaration Of be compelled to take
up the active prosecution Of the before those who voted
Ahs Aeel.rsiion of WAL"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
MEAT GOES down
BUT HOUSEWIFE
GETS NO RELIEF
Ny Associated Press

~ Nssottstsu ftss
CLEVELAND. Ohio. June l5.--Ever.
at e. Brown. president Of the National
i've Stock Exchange In opening its
thir,l third annual convention here to
,iny declared that although baslc meat
iIioes had dropped six,y.six per rent
sl'cc ms; October. the price to the
huusrw.fc has been reduced hut little.
TN" g'tat diff"renc. existing he.
tween gasic aud retail price. MIR Brown
g'iG ",gm i' rcmr,iied only by 60 opera
tirr II tie n.iddlcmcn and retailers with
tn producers In eliminating III. causrs
that stanh In the way 1T our return l.
normal lu sin.ss."
'.stti nshmont ~ q working union
With tanners organizations throughout
~ country and promotion of a national
ss-t M LC,' fhing cradig1tion of tubrr.
ciIal critic WI he among problems CON
s.drrrl h" the convention.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
FARMERS UNION TO
CONVENE IT LUBBOCK
Srscisl To The N.wp

Nffttsl 70 te Nt~
L'HisTk. Texas. June is.-Throu.h
the efforts II the locai farmers union
and chamber of commerce i.ubbock has
secured the farmers union convention
whirh win meet here July u. ~ and "a.
II IL estimated that there will b. al
least i.ooo farmers attending the con.
vcntion.
I.uhbrk II making extensive prep.
araiinns fm the ranhandl. hankerS'
convention which viii meet there the
u aud gs II June. 4 large attendance
is expected.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
uui.> CRUISER IN VISIT.

y, ,ss.cistd rrs-.
GALVESTON. Texas. June is.-The
italian cruiser i.ihia. on courtesy
cfuisc In American waters Will arrive
her. tomorrow morning. radio mss'
~,g. fran hsr command.t said Tonight.
An -ia,-ara,e prgrsm &C en'eftsinm-ni
fog offlccrs and msn has ',ern arranged.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
japan and j. S. START NEGOTIATIONS TO SETTLE THEIR DIFFERENCES
7 FIREMEN KILLED
IN TRUCK SMASHUP

ny Associated Prrs.
PERTH ANiilON. y. j.. June i5.-
Seven firrmen were killed and ten
others injured whrn fire truck
creashrd into the tender ~ the isar.
nrgai Express of the Central Hall.
read II New Jersey this evening.
while en route 10 u small warehouse
fire.
Fire department officials declared
the safety gates at the crossing were
mt down. Same d the firen,en.
member, of u volunteer company.
were thrown beneath the wheels ~
the train.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16

The resolution introduced by y. u.
Gardner. Central Labor Union. Cleburn.
Texas, declared that the provision fo,
Il referendum vote ON war was neces'
nry To better protect and safeguard
the people and their Interests"
"The natural resc,. II our present,
system of business Ind industry said
the preamble to the resolution. "cs'
pecially the foreign and commercial and
financial. is such IN to. at frequent In.
t.ryals. cause wars "a h. declared he.
tween nations az the request of those
Interested In activities. tn secure oi
protest to so.callcd sacred rights of
profits"
Should IN. resolution be adopted. the
executive committee f the federation
will b. instructed Ia take all necessary
and legal steps to s-rure war refer
pndum constitutional amendment.
Want 4. y. Rail Ownership.
A resolution submitted sign.r by rep
res.ntatiyes Of all railroad organiza
tions. directs the executive council. "tc
assist the recognized railroad labor ar
ranizations by every effort within their
power to have proper legislation enact
ed providing for government ownership
and democratic operation OF the tfSins
portaiion systems ~ the United States. y
Another resolution presented by a
Ero ~ of ten delegates demands prompt
restoration of the railoads To unified
government operation. Under this
scheme of unified operation II was stat,
cd freight rates should he reduced
Ia those In force when the railroads
Were returned To their owners. In order
To stimulate traffic and relieve agricul
tural aud other legitimate business.
Want S,x.llour bay.
The Central l.ahor Council of seat
n. wsshinxt.n. IN a r~-sAution. csf,le'
unon the federation to "use all of it'
resources to carry Into effect plan'
whereby a maximum six .ho,r day shai
NJ established and all overtime abolish
ID In industry" this action. I, was state,
wohld reiiev. the great menace Of un
employment" by INCREASING the opl"r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
woRKMEN SWEEP srs.Ers

Stree, wurkmen of Amarillo were
husr "Wednesday night sweeping the
streets by hand. The process was sotnv
what slow but was effiacious. THE
work ol cleaning arp IN said by citisens
to Indicate that the city In practicins
what II prcach.s In regard TO sanita'
tim
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
Cattle Loans Recommended
PAVING BONDS ARE
CARRIED At PAMpA
Special lo m. Ns~,

sTseisl lo rhs News
pAMl'A. June 1.-THE special paw.
lng assessment II 81 on each 500 u
asScsScd valuation carried nj the si'ccial
.ic,;ion held ioLaN hy a majsi;y ol
ia ,o So THIS viii give ramia about
tio.oeo for paving PURPOSES and viii
help materially in making u ios,k like u
city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
MARINE STRIKE At
GALVESTON ENDED

q, Asss-iaisd Pres
GALVESTON. June ~ Tho strike
81 MARINE engineers. which was 'all'd
Nay :. .nied ~ this pnft t,.lay when
uffiriai n,ti., VAS rt~iNe,i that an
uru.em.nt had hr,n signed With the
nii,.l States Shiupng ii"ard
tniun l,Sd-ts here dcclars,i that PEI.
ynisly owned ,es~.ls the uwnrrs II
which have not signed the agf'-m"ni
~ Nili un th. "unfair" list