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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19
TEXAS ATTORNEY
GENERAL OFFICE
OFFERED KEELING
CUREToN TO BECOME CHIEF
JUSTICE OF STATE AT
OWN CONVENIENCE.

~ Associated Press
AUSTIN. Texas, Nov. is.--Cov.
crnor >eff late today announced
the appointment Of First Assistant
Attorney General ". \. Keeling as
attorney general 10 I'LL the yacan.
~ accustomed by the appointment
of {. VI. Cureton 10 the chief jus.
ticc hip Of the supreme court.
Mt Keeling has been in the attorney
generals department since 1918, when
b, was appointed assistant under Attor
icy General a. T. looncy. When Gen
eral Cureton was elected to office In
laiS Mr. Keeling was made first assist
ant. lie has been acting as attorne,
general for the past several rlcnihl
while General Cureton was engage,
with the Texas oklahoma boundary sui
involving yaluahl, oIl lands
Governor Ncfi alsO wired Genera
Cureton In Washington that he cuul,
return 60 Austin. aud assume Tho do
lic- ~ chief justice at his own ,onvcn
l,nco. rutil be- returns ho viii still b.,
ti.rney general
Mr Keeling viii name the first as
sistant attorney general after be- az
umes hl- newly appointed office.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19

iu effect the American figure would
give Japan s.x nehurs ships lo every
ten owned hy th. rufI sm'es and
otcry ton owned hr Great Eunr The
Japanese have hnt,d hu t.lrf form
illy announced that they want seven to
ton. The naval experts OF tb. United
States really hc'I.t, u.t Ot. to teu
nearer the prop, allotment Great
Britain has accepted th. .E f0 f.r phn
10 principle h1t H.. ..0e.swH have
been silent about tr. r.U 1Hur.s.
proposals
II n turns ouf tIt I. slightly
greater naval force suggested for
Japan by Admiral Baron klu nrb
amounts to M. addition of ur. ouN
ru.sor tu The ltmner NaH. fr.r
me emphatic ohieDtIDns u '.. Amer
nn delegates may nH' n deem.
necessary
Tho talk aenIu ta rt.. .HrH.f fs
today while ihr Far EI.. r.-.'H
u"ns wer, at l .nuI.r. fH r.rr' t..
powers 900 WORK ouf d.u". H.r
pchry Neither fh. rUrIer.... r.. 1rr
uf iis committee w,' tu. H 1ar
lui the nirr delegation. .
tomorrow ir eN,.uiIt. session 'H u
sus tne.r discussions Of f.. T. 'H.'
World v idr in S,upr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19
HURTS ON RAPPE
GIRL AT FATTY'S
PARTY DESCRIBED
CHEERFULNEss CHANGES
TO SORROW AS TEsTI-
M0NY GIVEN.

SAN FRANCISCO. cal. Nov rs.
Final Selection ~ the jury and the
Introduction 81 expert medical tos.
umony were to,lay's doyclopmenis
in the manslauEhtor uiel Of Roscoe
e Fatty Arbuckle, in connection
with the death ~ Virginia Rappe.
The court room was crowded fnr
the FIRST time in three days
Dr SeIby = Strange and Acting
City autopsy surgeon William Op
huls. who conducted both extein nal
and internal EXAMINATIONS of Miss
Bnppes body were todays wit.
nesses. They described the bladder
rupture which caused death The
prosecution accuses Athuckle of
causing this injury through appli.
cation of external force.
A hair hour argument was bun
iruund defense question On Docto
lphuls ns to whether Miss Rappc's IA
Hl injury might have been caused h'
sudden Immersion in tub of cold Wa
er tie said such an injury was pos
'.hlc from such cause. He also s1i'
The injury was p,sihic from othe
auses
Miss Rappc was immersed IN tul
II cold water during tn party in IN
lDtcl ST Francis. at which 30 b. a
eyed she was fatally injured
Arhucklc's expression changed From
.hecrfuluoss, apparent 40 he time 10
.ury was selected. tu concern and worr
iuring the taking of the testimony ~
hsteud,d Htentiy and looked almos
lt times when he apparcntl
interpreted the evidence as damaging Z
lmI.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19
IRON and Steel MAKERS
FOR DISARMAMENT Ornament, CLAIM

NEW YORK Nov 1S (By Associated Press )-Emphac assu
the and United States
sody aligned with delegates the conference efforts
end given by Charles NJ Schwa address tonight
of institute in honor
Marshall Foch.
After paying high tribute the marshal and telling
the language Of the greatest poets grapped
souls with hoops steel" Mr. Schwab who head Bete
hem Steel corporation said:
" would like take advantage of this
thing which has long been upon which this sgn
it is clearly my duty 10 say.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19
Shopcrafts VIII
Learn NelU Rules
Last This Month

CHICAGO Nov Is (By Associated Press)The United States
Railroad Labor Board tonight announced that working rules
FOR the six shopras probably will be completed and issued time
% become effective December /.
Issuance under decision Of the board
the for consideration which be filed by the
Dads for revision of the shop craft schedules
The shop rules will affect approximately 100000
all class country Only 81 railroads d.
reey the present the others not having their
admissions proper shape when the taken up but the
board members anticipate that al the class railroads will proba
bly, carry the direction without further hearings.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19
STANFORD MAN ON
PEN PROBE BOARD

so STlN Texas Nof Win r.
flcf ~ meeting the penfeufiary al
rls0rf hoari created hy tie last lexis
nfUr. in Houston nest Monday 10 b..
-ir mn inspection tour of the enfIre
pm fenfiart system. Governor Neff 90.
faf auporfcd Horer ID Wade 81
stamford as fhe fhlfd member % the
inard 7lr place was ieff yHnanf
ehsr IS Dorsey hr1sn ~ Kaufman
eouid ro' aerepi a. orrinal appoint.
manf The gofernD- expects 20 o..
ror. f.r f,gs or tho Inspection tour.
Tf Other 'un memies afc Or 2 ~.
o. uInsfor a Wsoo and Mrs J. D.
kHs oi kerrsllie.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19
plain TALK Is EXPECTED
ON JAP NAVAL STRENGTH

WASHINGTON, Nov. lS (By Associated Press)-Japans
ported for increase the proportional strength Of her
navy may lead speedily plain talk table
Of the conference
The American delegation stands ready dispute stubmoy
material change from the ratio forth the plan That
ratio emphasized by highest authorities reflects existing
porons strength ard be altered without upseng
fundamental principle Of the whole plan.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19
VIEW ON Chinese
PROPOSALS GIVEN
OUTSIDE PARLEYS

WASHINGTON Nov 49, by Associated Pcss-Japans posi-
on Chna proposals being auhorativey outlined
Japan would like the conference adopt Of principles
which, guaranteeing Japans right of existence would generally
and especially insure for China her territorial and
sible her complete administration integrity At these
principles could affirm the doctrine Of equal opportunity for ALL
Japan for the moment has broad apply China
believing that she sought to impose broad platform would lay
her suspicion possibly conceang hidden purpose
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19

D. was stated at some of tho sessions
81 the recent League n Nations meet.
ing in Geneva and 10 has often been
Gl'elessly suggested in the press, that
the flame OF war lS ir great measure
kept alive hy those interested 10 the
private building Of naval ships and tho
MANUFACTURER cf munitions of war I
,au. - course. speak only for myself.
lmt belict, I know and express the
sentiments of others placed IN similar
positions 20 mine when ] say this.
Il am ~ the head of the largest war
materials mar ufacturug works boz the
world Tho ship yards Of nay company
luiid mu.e laval ships than are built
ii any other yards under one manage
meri in .ne United states but have
l,ei thrilled ls with every other Amefl.
can with tht brilliant and statesman
like schem- la.d before the conference
a. Washington hy Secretary Hughes
THO CARRYING out of that plan may b..
,Dltc great monetary loss Boo some
uu1r'efs hui such thing as fnan
,al loss can Do of no consideration
when compared % The inestimahIe boon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19

American viewpoints on naval rcdlc.
tons o. vus revealed today that the
administration docs not propose TO
nmr fnp armament agreement u there
uH. fo fIn nations represented In
rI. Washington conference Whether
treaty UI am.y au understanding
.l1 .om. ont of the negotiations. ad-
".HIs.rHt0H officials would not predict.
If Do uHt ud That whatever the form
1. agreement .he other Interested na.
Ulns would Do. asked to participate
ff.a 1870. every indication tonight
r. I.. UoV.r would go into Far
E.e.... .Hf.nn.. 0Iiiv prepared 10
... .t. N.u. on their presented
H. basis Of discussion by
|.. japanese. however. in.
d..fe. tHr thos preferred 10 have
.'.t. developed .fou by step ~
ru.. continue
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19
japan WOULD INSURE CHINA'S Land INTEGRITY
SENATE VOTE P0URS
OUT LAST OF BOOZE

~ NH1NNNaN'h W.
WASHINGTON Nov. lS.--Tho
hriet days of medical beer" were
considered numbered today. when
the senate. hy vote nl 80 TO 22'
finally sdontcd the conference ie.
port on the anti beer bill.
With legislative action concluded.
the hin fought over for months. now
goes Co. the president. Nho is expect
I'd 60 give ii his approval within the
ten day period iu which he Dan sign.
u was Thought possible. however,
that there might bo q few days dc'
my Will, un opinion AZ to the con
suuuonaliiy ol the measure was
received rum tho attorney general
Duul the presidents pcn goes on the
hIu manufacture and salc by
physicians prescriptions viii con
unuc. th, treasury department an
uuun,,l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19

AZ japan lud China are members ~
--sa--ss----
srrh'd 10 making public 900 treaties.
she be- ready tu refrain from secret
treaties hut doubts the maciioahmty
oI having China participate BOO new
treaties concerning that country Japan
however. s agreeable Geo submitting
con,lusoua fu China for ln opportunity
tc Register diwpuroya should SHE $50
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19

lo mankind which would ho Involved IN
the realization OF that magnificent
Uiar.'
Ready a. Sink Plants
Mr Scbwlb declared that should The
statesmen now assembled in Washing
CON find 90 possible to bring about dis
armament and permanent peace gladly
would Boo see che war m1Fiue mp.
.hinrH ~ tho Bethlehem sto3 Cor
rr1t.oe sunk fo thr bottom .f fhe
ocean
Nothing could contribute more 70
th. ultimate and permanent prosporl-
o. and haruiucs. ~ the world hc
added than tho conclusion of agree.
mert- between the great nations Of
th. world which would eliminate war
ard th, causes of war and so let us say
'o tho men gathered at Washington.
l,f 30 aH ouf from this gathering Of mon
of tine steel and iron industry that We
ar, -oHdy behind every effort they can
make which win hasten the coming 81
CONTINUED ON PAGE TwOl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19

IT,. beard .femcr' IssH.I TONIGHT
s1.d'
such satisfactory pfom,.s dWnE
D. nst week has been made H the
Consideration az RULES uui working
conditions Tor the sN shor crafts Tint
o. j. altogether probable fhrf ths-
rrles VIII D. comrlot-d 1Hd viI he
come effective De- o."
Te hoari 90 Was indiritsi 'ouight
uHH revf take up fof consideration The
r'es and working conditions for the
linfenHncc of way employee There
.r, nrgc number Of disputed pues.
lions fOr The maintenance of way en-
'nr.s There afc large number of
Disputed questions regarding these
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19
COP MUST DO MORE
THAN SMELL BOOZE
By Associated Pre.a

By Associated Pre.s
BOSTON. Nov. lS.-hn oder of
liquor II not sufficient cXcusr for
prohibition enforcement oificrrs
10 enter building without war.
rant. 4. =. commissioner Wheeler
ruled TO-DAY. he discharged Wi.
liam j. fseaer oi New York. who
was before him on u charge Of ille-
gai,y transporting liquor. When
counsel argued that the only cVi.
deuce which the prohibition agents
had when they entered Wake.
field garage and seized ten eases
~ whlslsey In Flowers automobile
was that . police officer had
smelled liquor. The commissioner
held that The fact, constitute lille
gal search and seizure.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19
AMERICA
REGRETS IT IS
NOT IN PARLEy
MEETS IN PAN AMERICAN
HALL AND PRoPRIEToRS
ARE ABSENT.
By Associated Press

ny Associated Press
NE\ICO CITY. Nov. iS.--Iiegrct
that Latin. America is not repre-
sented iu the Washington confer
cncc was expressed ediiorially to
day b, ~ Universal. which said:
"Thc Pan.imerican union build.
ing l. being used Tor the sessions.
with the real proprietors not pres
ent."
The newspaper declared the purpos'
" the conference WAS Co endoayor I,
arrive at un understanding affecting
the whole world. aud "as spanish
america is certainly part Of tina
entity II b. difficult 90 believe IN th'
gcnuineness Of the ideahstic determine
ton uf N, great powers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19
NEFF NAMES SCHOOL
PROBING COMMITTEE

By Assorinied Press
At STIN, Texas. Nov. iS-Act-
ing in accordance with concur.
rent resolution of the lrsi legisla-
tive session Governor Nen to-day
announced appointment of three
members of committee of nine 20
investigate the work Of the insti'
tuiions of higher education" in
Texas.
The three members appointed are
Dr. ~. ~. Cooper ~ abilene: Mrs.
Percy '. Penny hacker Of Austin.
aud Dr " a. Musselman ~ Dallas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19
REPORTS ON FORD'S
PROPOSAL Due SOON

WASHINGTON Nov. ls--A report
io Congress emhody.ng the conclusions
of seCrcttries Weeks aud Hoover on
tho proposal 81 Henry Ford Tor the
purchase and lease of che nitrate plants
lnd water power projects 1t Muscle
Shoals Ala may ho made in few
days. IN was announced tonight upon
'hr Adjournment ~ preliminary con.
..renc~ between Nr Ford nud govern
mcnt officials
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19

nI.s l'rcad, before the board and
.Ftis.eI1ns mye prepared most Of the
-ters lor presentation.
Thr national agreement which the
now rules viii displace. was fIrs,
brought before the railroad administra.
rm r Junmry 1919.
Sfcrs f1r revisiun OF the rational
agreement before the Labor Board
Usrc taken Aprii le. 1890 after the raIi.
roais and their employees had finished
preliminary negotiations both as to
wages and rules and working condl.
t.ons without rcaching any agreemeat.
The results were reported laaaio -
ho,rd which IN Iuly brgan ~ wo(k
ai formulating new rules.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19
KING QUITS As HEAD
OF JUVENILE SCHOOL

GATESNll.l.E. Texas. Nov lN-Su-
prrintcud,ni G. = King. of the State
Juvenile Training School at Gatesyilie.
resigned today.
In the first place he is moved. De- suid
hy what | hope may De- under stood as
being almost q passion for the welfare
of the institution III declared that
'the mind Of the public has been poi
soncd and the public does not feel that
universal confid, nee IN the management
and conduct of the institution which is
necessary v 10 shall continue 90 grow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19

rf SO TO- white House today ii vas
3 President Harding was frankly
o. annnnf.d- o. thr House aeiion on
f.. urus amendment
I. iin4rr mtra.sIF accepted foilv
rrHisr oI ofh.f avrseuenfs rearhsa
d. .l rlf. ud House oonirrccs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19
INCIPIENT REVOLT IS
CRUSHED, ALL QUIET

~ Associated rress
SAN DIEGO, Cal. Nov is.-
Lower California Officials today an.
nounced that the incipicni rcvolu'
ton that resulted in clashes he
tween Federal troops and hands of
rebels sunday and yesterday. had
been squelched and that conditions
are again normal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19
Maternity BILL DEBATED

WASHINGTON Nov 49, (By Associated Pres)Afte devong
hours to the Sheppard Town maternity bill the
House adjourned tonight until II o'clock when the DIS
cusson will b. resumed Representative Monde Republican lead
sed expected final the before the over
Sunday adjournment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19
One KILLED and
3 HURT IN WRECK
ay Assoeiaied Pro-.

" HHF"fIHT0W 7 TfNF
MiNNEApOIIS Mimi. Nov lN.-
one man was KILLED and three persons
injured ht, tulnN when the Gopher
limited. Dumm tD the Twin Cities. on
the Great Northern Railway side
syip,d string of box cars just outside
fhc depot ynrds
Carl sharu,s sWitchman. was killed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19
NEGRO IS SHOT TO
DEATH THEN BURNED

iy Associated rrssa
IIIIfNh. Ark.. Nut. N-NW
Tururr charged With iiiarhing q
white woman here TODAY was 'r.rn
D., . muh from shrriifs posse
Whle being removed io Miriauui
Tor sai.kcrpiur lud after being shot
to death by meubcr- ~ III mub.
his bod, va, brought bach hire aud
bufnrd in ihr cts pub
The rrgrD wa. shot hs brother oi
the Nnnnr woman -oun after his ~
rest. but MT .rriuush N"undrd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19
Republican leaders.

THAT rt- fhe onB ono o. tho remain.
Ir high -pofs in the hu on which
fas sonferses came fo an agreement
= dsf trf fhr House managers in oon.
f.ruIft wfh INSTRUCTIONS voted Yesie
e. m fh HrIse teHenfei fte Senate
.n.mne snfl4 maximum rate of .0 prI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19
BILL TO INCREASE
TAX ON PROPERTY
INHERITED KILLED

WASHINGTON, Nov Is. by Associated PressThe Senate
increase the inheritance
from present valued
TO fifty per those Of s0oOO0OCO knocked out
revision bill today by House and Senate cOnferees This
snendment formed part of the provision program
rought forward by the Senate agricultural bloc and agreed by
Iepublcsr leaders.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19
BRITISH STOP WORK
ON -FOUR WARSHIpS

iy Associated Press
IONDON >uV lS--fhr British
admiraltN's announcement today
that Il had ordered the cessation
of al work on the four wlrships
of the super Hood iNur. evoked
chorus ~ approval h, prominent
authorities throughout England
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19
Co-Operatiue Liue Stock Plan
OF Marketing Hotly Attached

cooperative marketing
ssrrl, 1snt~ broke I'D raj hearing
b. selling
s.ser Pasl an >fosk Nnds Ad here today
rroisfd presented h Chester Mil assistant ~scr'iar' Wal
aitasked commission merchants
Chicago ho Who snnounssd the traders sud
asa.. wanld tou 81 ihe
N-rr ~ rH 30
the Issrnr roai ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19
CENTRE WILL PLAY
T.C. u. JANUARY I
By Associated Press

FORT WORTH Texas Nov. Is
Centre Colleges famous foothdl team
the aggregation OF Kentucky gridl on
warriors who. with Bo Mcmillan. Fort
Worth boy. defeated Harvard this sea
son. will appear In Texas ON January
Z, nlurd against 's,. Texas chtsiiaD
University squad ~ Foit Worth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19

desire
Japan would subscribe 10 declara.
ton fur the neutrality Of China. but
would point out that during the Russo.
japanese war. owning 10 territorial and
geographical conditions. both Russia
lud Japan were obliged to combat on
Chinese territory and that II might b~
necessary 10 traverse her soil
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19
Hru Rain a, Tenarkana.

" |H. H... I.ts
|.HEtNA. Texas Nov Is
..... .r- accompanied hy high wind
... gc,d generally over Texar.
.. f0u today but thus Ear no
d.r hls been reported. The high
......fHr. 0f the day has been fol.
sr| . Iop Of about 20 degrees
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19

coNTINrED oN PAGE Twoi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19

lo mankind which would bo Involved In
tha realization OF that magnificent
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-04-06
KANSAS MOTHER PENSION
LAW is NOW OPERATIVE
(By The Associated l'ress.) }

TOPEKA, Kan, April 6. The
mothers pension low is now opera
tive in every county in the state ot
Kansas. as a result of the action OF
the 1927 legislature in making its
adoption compulsory by the various
boards Of county commissioners, i'm
stead Of optional. The legislature also
increased the maximum manthly pay4
ment to mothers with dependent
children, from S25 to $50, and this
sum may be increased BY the board
''in case Of sickness or unusual cons
ditions."
The Old law failed to accomplish
its purpose because Of the failure OF
county boards TO enforce it," says a
report Of the child hygiene bureau OF
the state health department which
sponsored the changes in the law.
"In a unit of eighteen counties in
which survey was conducted. to-
tai Of but forty-Tine mothers re-
ceived mothers pensions during the
survey year. while upwards to a
thousand were known to have been
left with dependent children and
without adequate income"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-04-06
INDIANA BOY is
YOUNGEST SOLDIER

FORT SCOTT, Kan, April 6. -
Fort SCOTS claim TO the youngest
veteran Of the world war is disputed
Herman Lange Of this city who was
but IL when he enlisted held this
record il was believed. But a letter
from Mrs Joe Waiter Of Garrett, Ind,
to local newspaper states that her
son, Leo L. Madden, enlisted and
went overseas atstne age Of 13 with
the Rainbow division and was at the
front eighteen months with the"150th
field artillery.
He sailed for France August II,
1917, and he was not IA years old
until October Of that year, accord
ing TO his mother. After coming
home young Leo re-enlisted and was
sent to Camp Grant. H.. where he is
stationed with the 52nd infantry
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-04-06
LOCAL MERCHANTS
TO CHECK UP ON
CREDIT CUSTOMERS

Members of the Retail Merchants
AssnciatIcn last night decided upon
a program Oh checking up on bad
debts ant rafting a stor to the bad
,he:A c,.l ~ il exists IN Brownsville.
The Association unanimously agreed
To maintain and strengthen the rat
ing system and TO request all MEM
bers to turn into the office list Of
good and bad customers, where they
are lined up on rating cards, for the
benefit Of members, This will enable
merchants to find out how their ere
dit customers pay their bills to other
concerns.
All merchants are requested to
turn such lists in so they will be
handy. They are asked especially to
turn in for record list of all ac-
counts charged off to profit and loss.
The practice Of giving checks with
out sufficient funds TO cover them IN
the bank was reported as becoming
a serious evil and the association de-
termined to take steps to put a stop
OF in. The members declare that it
must be ended entirely and that Wig
orous action will be taken TO that
end.