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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-24
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-24
NATION TO STAND
AT PAUSE PAYING
HONOR TO HEROES

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-24
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-24
Miss Hanan Shot
BY Chun Who
Then Kills Sell

NLw NoRk sept n (Rg Associated PgS.aSAO, and vesod
Cd three hy her former ehum who then ended her Ne
with bullet Msa Mildred hanen daughter oi the late Aedt
in esookba hospital
With the outcome Of the gs njus doubt police took w
back trad from the Of The nocturnal tragedy into the world
q high ie" blamed b, M Hsnsn assaan Mira Grace LsweA
Tor the accumulated misery and hesrashe which mpsed her t
tempt her friends Me
"lhe pace a aud The liquor has driven crazy he had
written in letter addressed TO her mother
sl another possible motive Tor the deed that eaous case
the attention oi who with N'ss hapen when Tie
shooting occurred being eu,nised BY detectives who ins
to clear unexplained points
Tor than three hours this John Rorland importer
and exporter ques.oued gegadog dss q The altar well
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-24

Nfbmkk and sherman. drtssed in
rslamsa and hath robes and sllpiwrr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
|COURT AND POLICE
| BREAK Up SPEEDING
Several violators OF Motor Laws
Heavily Fined This
Morning.

Speeding through The ntfeeta II 10
be stopped. II the police and Judge
Hastings. who preside IN city Court.
can do II. as vas evidenced today
when heavy penalties we're Imposed on
suveral violatofs. who had been gath
cred In yesterday by the motorcycle
otiinura. IN some instances. Il was
testified today. the automobiles were
driven AZ the rate Of 80 miieH an hour.
John Travis and Harry perskin. both
of Chester, Pa. we're rounded up when
they were found exceeding the limit
on Market street. When taken e. the
police station each deposited s55 casli
bond for their appearance IN court
today. but when their names were
called they did not respond and the
bail was ordered forfeited.
William &. Bradford was said By
officer uyusun to have been making
38 miles an hour on Delaware avenue
between Jefferson and jackson streets
yesterday afternoon. The defendant
dniued he was going that fast, but ede
nsitted he may have been making -
miles an hour. The officer also said
he acuaseds him when placed under
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
SCHOOL ELECTIONS IN
SPECIAL DISTRICTS
Held on Saturday Afternoon tor
Members Of Boards OF
Educati

special school districts or Saturday
elected the following persons members
nf their Boards Of Education Tor
term Of three years:
du Pont--Mrs. Ethel II. du FONT.
Who received II votes.
william g. Robelen. II
votes.
New Castie-Harry p. Holiday. =
votes
Newark--H Harrison Gray. votes.
The above mentioned candidates
we're unopposed.
Martin T. Burris was reelected q
school trustee at the election held IN
Middletovn.
Miss Nora stewart was elected at
Newport. defeating two other women
candidates.
F-ortv-seven votes were cast at Rose
Hin Of which John Hopkins and VIII
liam Davis each received 23 and one
was rejected The tie resulted from
the writing on one ballot being in
discernif,le. The state Board of Ed
ucatIon will decide the contest on
THURSDAY. when il will meet at Dover
for the purpose Of canvassing the
election returns
only 4 votes were cast at Mt
Plea SAINT. where George =. Grota was
elected school trustee for ; years. ami
W. r. Lcuderman. for yf,ts.
Many school districts 'itsido the
special class elected SCI AZ trustees.
bnt tho results wilt not - disclosed
uutn they arc announced hy the
state Board Of Education.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
POWDER QUOTATIO-,s.
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird
Co, du Pont Building.
ARMY COMMISSIONS OPEN.
Accept Applications for Examination
for Second Lieutenant Till Aug. IL.

Announcement is made by the Com
manding General. Governors Island
New York. that the examination for
Second Lieutenant for which appiica-
tIons will be accepted until August Is,
will be divided into two classes. pre-
lininary and final The preliminary
examination viii be held at the mill
ary post nearest the applicants home
and is for the purpose of deteTmin-
ing eligibility. and for the granting Of
exemptions from the educational re-
qulrements Of the final examination
This examination will take place inn
mediately upon receipt OF application.
The final examination commences
with a physical examina tion conform
ing strictly TO the regulations laid
down by the War Department, al
though minor physical defects may be
waived However. no candidate viii
bc accepted subject 10 the performance
or an operation for. the removal of
such defects, or future Improvement
Il. his physical condition.
This viii be followed by an examina-
ton into the candidates moral char
acter and general fitness, and by the
mental examination.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Nisy euihing statistics are encouraging
tuFth~r eNtaence uf tendency toward
Tsixsl 81 construction activities appears
IN permits uf si2s .h00.uoO In value at
ninrtx s~sNen cities. or hs per cent more
than vas reported FOR MAY last year
The ~fudehaker Corporation has paid
~ the last dollar OF its bank borrowings
~hich on January ! last totsied s. .5OO.-
~ti and today holds s. 500 900 more
fAAh than at the start OF the year wll{Cb
arsAns an Improvement 81 sii.oc0 .oo0 In
ausnA as~cts position Ia less than six
stonthk
An increase Of 1917 IN ears loaded with
HsNrnus freight during week ended May -
se.r previous wock, Is shown by the
AmrFifsu Railway Assoc II tiom. Total
az ioading since January ] iS lf.S6O .6S4
'arh against III ,Ohi 2h2 IN 1890 and i5,-
Hsi uh1 in 1919.
Hrhe continuation of dividend omissions
sAd rssiurtlons SAYS Henry Gle~s 'sis
anuoubtesily a depressing influence In all.
80 than sists companies have nov sus-
ssnssafi div saendE, while scyersl hundred
ril nav i..em as usual on July
Nors tuan year ~ rcadjnstment. j.
slfh steadily falling prices, reports Dun 5
asete~ has brought certain trades 20 the
suint hare eome revival along conscrva-
siet lines has he~sn possible, nut the hoped :
iof general recovery Is siill deferred
hlls the recent large attendance Of buy
- IA some markets has been encouraging.
starA Ions have bs-rn mainly confined 20
anAn~fiats or nearby requirements. and
aaes not been Of sufficient magnitude 70
nrssani further increasf of idle ma
shlncfs Ia sofoe Industries.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
WOMAN DEFEATED IN
HOT SCHOOL CONTEST
Voters Turned Out in Harring-
ton and Dover. But Were In
different Elsewhere.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Dover. June so.--At the annual
school elections throughout Kent
county. saturday, there were con.
tests IN but two of the ave special
districts Harrington and Dover At
Harrington the largest vote Was cast,
approaching that Of a regular election.
There were two commissioners To be
elected and three candidates. John ".
Bullock being unopposed 10 flll the UNI
expired term of Commissioners Kent.
The nght was between Mrs Clara
Harrington, wife of Garrett s. liar
rington, and Edward u. Rash. The
vote for Mrs. Harrington was 1886 /,
for Raeh, 5u4.
Al Dover the issue was agitation for
a new school house on The site pur-
rhas sed by school Board two years
ago. hut one commissioner was to
be elected, to succeed Chanies \.
t,oyf. whose term expired and who
declined to stand for reelection.
James Han Anderson and Howard
Buckson were the candidates. An
derson received s2e votes and Buck
son. 2is.
AT Cesar Rodney special district
Frank c. Bancroft was reelected
without opposition.
Az Milford Il was difficult TO ever
get out enough votes to make re-
srectabie showing. Colonel Theodore
townsend was reelected unanimously
At smyrna special district Howard u
Iones was reelected without oppo
sition.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
State Championship Series Started Mt
Country Club.

The first round OF the Delaware
state tennis championship tournament
was started at the Country Club this
morning, with women's singles. Fol
lowing are the results.
Miss Deborah Seal. al; Mics
Nenette willard. ca
Mrs n. IL. Godfrey. d.: Mrs. sayerf
Patton. GO.
Miss r. Gamble. e-li Miss Louise
Nolan, G-l
Mrs. II. II. whitman, Gel Miss
Esther Ward. e-i.
Miss Mollie sayer: s-t; Miss NJ o
Remak, 6-3
Miss Mildred willard. 6-li Niis'
Helen piell, 60.
Miss barbara Booker. s-3, Miss
Eleanor Cottman, e-3
Miss Mary Porchef. 6-2; Miss Vif
ginia Carpenter. e-t.
The Mems and women'E singles vii
be started this afternoon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
Arrnal. llraafnra was aanesses slo ana

arrest. bradford was aaresaed 30 ana
zupfa,
Harry Wallisar WIS alleged q have
been making - miles HionE pannHyis
vaula avenue. lie pleaded Ruilty lbn
defendant snId be haze been travelling
~ The nafile rate Of speed for three
years aud that he had never been
warned before. lie WINS fined $40.
Thomas rrengfist Of Chester was
alleged 70 have been going 40 mites
nj hour on MARKET street between
Twenty eighth aud Thirty NTH. lie
pleadod guilty and wfau asked by the
court II he hnd anything 20 say he
answered that he did not think there
was much iise saying anything, as he
IL il stranger here. lie claimed he
never looked az his speeduluetet and
he thought his appearance aH q result
nf Il long ride, being covered with
dust. was partly responsible for bis
arrest. lie WIS fined $40.
samuel r. Phillips waH charged with
operating q motor vehicle while he waH
inioxieated yesterday. lie asked for
a continuance Of the eaHe until to-
morrow and this request Was gfanted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
STOCK PRICES SLUMP;
SET NEW LOW RECORDS
Canadian Pacific at the Lowest
Price in 20 Years; U. S.
Steel Down to " IL.
.....,.a ,.rs~s 10 ,cvers Evening

A. As~~stNtsa i'rssse W ffN''N 'N'"
49,. yo,.. June so--twaii street
,a se m,-r'he week In the stoeh
,,,,,A., op~ns~i with new low r~c"ins
-, an. eur,.nt movement. 'fueini'
~, ti,,,.a states St.cls, BALDWIN
,'..a.o,t,xv. Harvester. General As
,,.,1, Naval Dutch and many OF uhe
s,,s .efe es,sss-a Co further pres
s.r~ "a. ..,.n
s.lner cs cNnsd,an fscits' wh'a
,.,..,., .tarpiv last saturday, was re-
.unsea, -,
ne,prinrs. tchaccos, motor and too''
.,,.,,s were lower nv fractions 10 t'a
,..ets sscs Gotta featured 'he minor
.es.,,att,.s ria,ns NOR, than points
ID a.. OUTSET, hut soon roacing.
ktetals feathers and the cheaper ohs
.tse established lower prices.
Neon--pGcrinrs of canadian va
.loe in large volume during the morn
,,a forced the pr,ce down 4 points 70
,et the iawcs, quotation ,n 70 years
tinien Paeiar lost s's points and
pe.ainr - Illinois Central. 81 fanl
,.itimnre and ohio, Delaware and
,,uaa,n Missouri Pacific, prcfcrred
and piltshurs and West Virginia, teu
a. pntnts.
,t,u.a states steel al 7sH was at
..,. ,tn,p,um for ave wears. and IN
s,..,.s.,l x,v,kness attended persistent
-.,,a, ~ pethlehem. Crucihlc and
f,.sA,,.ann, gterls. ns we'll ~ Bald
Vln sueomative and Harvester.
suppssttng oriers steadicd Mexican
aud ran Amertcan Petroleum. hut 90
,,,s.tt ,nd Nutol,ean oils were heavy
sol,,e,e flhicr. leather, textile and
t,,a.t ana. laitice ahowtd losses ol {,
aA pnluts
es,u monc, opcncd az 6ts rer cent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
HELD on LIQUOR CHARGE.
pomInick seayilIn and His wife Ar
rested Following Rnid

Donminirk Seavilla. OF I'll Madison
street was arraigned In Municipal
Court this morning charged with *io-
iating the state liquor law by having
in his possession more than one quart
of Intoxicating liquors. His wife,
Jennie Seaviila, was charged with sell
ing Intoxicating liquors Neither was
ready for trial and both cases were
continued until next Friday morning
The Seavilla house was raided on
Saturday by Detectives Mcdaniel
Riley and Virtien and Motorcycle Ofii-
GOV Cook quantity uf liquor was
conflscated and several witnesses
rounded up
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
runtl. rR0prtr MARKET.
nx N~an-rtsted Press 90 Tverv Evening
- -.

a. Assnsiaied Press 60 Everv Evening
phtlaaeiphla. June 20 Wheat, how
- Sn : r,sf winter. iaiMi 90 do
sarhcky. to0laa
ts,rn. slvaay export No 2. 15di6
a. 40 a 1aa5l
tata steady NJ ? white iSd asa
No 4 white i1HAi'b
tlnur steady soft winter straight
vsrstrru 500 sS DO nearby, '2a0
10 hard winter, straight. S2saNto
a. shout pateui. 5 7bMae ea. sprinE
nrst rlear. seOnS 90 a. patent, 200
mahn 40 short patent shoa ~ %
fancy spring ard city miRs. patent
g4nailv brand 20 SEQ u 90
nntter. stoaaN nearhy rrints fancy
ata,ag western creamerN extra. Sa
Faea arm nearhy nrsts. ISIS -
snfrent r,s.elpts rs western extra
arsts. asaes fancy selected, packed
samte
thees-, dun New York whole milk
tapry aats Ibni;. fair to good "a
"a ianuhorua frcsh l6M'ii. singl'
daisies. frsSsh. i6@if
t4va ponltrt. steady fowls, as 4
quality. aam3s. sprinE chickens
hsoilera. not leghurns aSd0Ss Do. log
nafna. ssase, old roosiers. isaiN
aueka. white rekin. 2hMe6: mikes
ealnFs. aaMet
ttvem-cd poultry duu fowls fres'
hllind ehotcp a. fancy, SidS4s IL
-mall sizes eam 20 hroiling cnckens
nearhy kaoasA DO. western. asGso
ola rooatera. iGat1 spriug ducks
ong Island eSm ee do nearby, d
petatoea higher No Southern
COOS 90 ~ z ooa 90
llaY woah timothy No. Z ae.oot
Fl 90 -. NJ e. if.0oa $500: sample
a. 0enis00 10 erade ieoodi2.oo
Glover rniNed haN lisht mixed, 1880
"a % No 4 mixed u o0his.oo.
Tailow uutet prime city loose
a. D.. spss ial loose. - prm'
country - edible IN tierres. eA
Erah. duil soft winter western i
f0os spound sacks. 26n0as1 90 spring
eco 16 90
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
over ZOO on shore Excursion.

rho Pennsylvania railroads sscur.
sion held yesterday from Wilmington
10 Atlantic city war q eureesss The
weather was ell that could be ex-
peetpd for Atet ~ occasion and 7ls
persona took ADVANTAGES ~ thia fact
10 apend 4 niost enjoyable day st The
NhDre,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
RAUCflFFF GIRLS WILL
FOLLOW "a OCCUPATIONS

Cambridge. Masa.. June ap.--
The l0t young woman who VIII
receive their degrees from itadA
ellie College next "Wednesday
will divide their attention
among twenty -four occupations.
These include teaching, seos
reiarlai work, business, com
merciai art. music. medicine.
nursing and laboratory work,
rhirty-one per cent viii be
teachers and 4 per cent are pres
pairing for early marriage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
4. 4. Anderson Improving.

Charles v. Anderson. who was in
inr~d several weeks ago, is improv-
ms ~ IN Jones Hospital, and friends
ara permitted 20 see him there. He
sustained a broken lex in the acCi
dent which sent him to the hospital
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
HARDING RESTS.
President. wife. and Guests Rack
from Week lend Cruise.

nv Associated Press to Every Evening.
washington. June 2n.-President
Harding returned to Washington
carIv today from a week-cnd cruiss
down the Potomac river on the pres
idcntial Yacht Mayfiower.
The President was accompa MED on
tbe rruise by Mrs. Harding and q
number of guests. He did not land.
,he Mayflower remaining at anchor
AZ The mouth of the river over sun
day
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

llaueane iAEht Company. quarter
a 1T a pcr cent on preferrs1. pay
able August J
Indiana PIPE lane Company. quart
orix ~ s. q share. payable August j 5
Oriental Navigation Company
auarterly 81 per cent on FIRST pre-
fcrred. PAYABLE July ss.
Westinghouse Airhrake Company
quarterly 81 = per cent payable JULY
Al
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
rir. Engine Test Continues.

Tests 81 the engines of the volun-
teef nre compa anies are being contin-
ned TODAY % determine their fitness
faf service IN the rev FIRE depart
meut The Fame and Washington
engines will - tried cut this after
ufsfr