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FORD AIMS TO INVADE
H|cH-CLAss CAR TRADE
Seeks Control of The Lincoln
Motor Company, Of
Detroit.

MEM YORK. Jan. il-In the move
Of Henry Ford to gain control of
tn" Lincoln Motor Cmpauy. Of De
troll, now in rcc"iv"rship. the Princes
OF tn" motor industry gathered here
IN great force 10 attend III. National
Automobile SHOW are somewhat,
alarmed to perceive tord's invasion
or tn" 'hi@ class ear industry. II
Ford intends To max" a So-c;tllei
hich-clasS machine. using the Linz
coin motor as th" base of The new
product. the firms which heretofore
have had /" meet only the ordinary
competition Of their own kind may
hay" Ia resist ruthless rricc-out,in-
equivalent 10 that which III. makers
Of smaller machines experienced
when Ford s"t out 10 bring the
small automobile within the means
~ tn" working man.
Il. G. i"tsingcr, sales manager OF
til" lincoln Motor Company. is the
highest AUTHORITY Of that firm in New
New York at present. although vii
fred G. Leland. president. is
expected {" arriv" Thursday morn
INK Mr.. Gctsingrr did not have amy
Information as to the sales plan
Ford Is reported to hay" m mind.
TN" present uric" of the Lincoln. H.
said. is S.2o0. and h" vNp"ctcd u"
radical reduction in the prize. Of the
machine. IL WdS reported ON bthcr
authority, however. that Ford in
tends To bring into the manufactures
~ his "hirh class" vehicle tn" sam"
witzar,lry al quantity production
and management which enabled him
Ia cut TIA" price az the hum.iy nivvcr
To figure which othc" makers OF
similar machines fear to attempt y
price ~ $1,000 for ilrst-clasS ma
chin" may b" set by Ford some Of
H.. A. L
there was no doubt that II Ford does
this TIA" makers Of several machines
NOW selling for S3.unu and up, viii
simply have, to rcscalc their prices
Gctsiuctr. profrssiur not To- know
tn" NOR" iu,ima," details 30 TIA" II
uaucial understanding h,t'."ou IN"
two L.lauds Henry NJ. and Wilir"d
nevertheless was allie IL confirm
the general outlines of this great
merger "f tn" motor world.
His information Was that the F"rds
had decided I" Lack the l.clauds aud
prevent thrir LOSING conirU Of ihc
ORGANIZATION To- other outside inter-
cstS When the receivers sal" is held
ON February :. G"tsinc"r understood.
Edscl Ford ana the Ford Motor COM
pany bN their representatives viii
buy the plaut. intending then Ia dis
solve tn. present Lincoln orraniza-
ti"r ana build new firm - suit
sidiary uf the Ford Motor COMPANY
Henry NJ Leland viii hc prcsdcu,
of this hrm and WiIir"d Z. Leland
will be- vice president aud genera!
manager.
The plan reported here. which coin
cidrd wi,h GctsinG"r's understanding.
was FOR tn" present sales fore" OF
shc Lincoln 10 continue tmnoti"nins
with. iAt.r uu. the vigorous ro-"p"ra-
lion of TIA. wash sales and agency
-l.In.- ~ NM Enrh Motor EnmnnnN.
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bought by America. She has some
soldier dead aboard

bought by America. She has some
soldier dead aboard,
According to the radiograms tho
Crook has been meeting heavy scas
ever since leaving Antwerp with her
cargo of homcwnEd. bound douHhboys.
The seams OF her hull were sprung
open In several places yesterday ar
tcrn"on when sho was still $50 miles
or this port.
The details available by constant
radio messages relate hat part Of
what took place on the Crook when
she began to ship water. At first
the water In the hold gained 1--WE
inches nm hour over the pumps. and
continued To gain until heroic efforts
OF the crew To stop the leaks resulted
final. i. siJ fuW being reduced TO
such an extent that the pumps couli
hold their own
When the Crook ran into calm scas
and Il light wind Wednesday after
noon the captain wirclcsscd "Condi-
ti"ns very hopeful" Then h." was
Informed of the new danger in the
on-cominS storm.
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Farm L"nn nrnnch lin. Good Year

w IiI.iAMSHt RG. VA, Jan. ia
meeting was held here yesterday of
ne James CITY New Kent and York
'"uHtN branch of the National Farm
Loan Association for the purpose Of
ri"ciing officers for the ensuing wear
w w Ware. OF roauo. was elected
president. g T. Ayers. Of James Guy
Nic"- pres dent, aud Ashton DovcII. of
Williamsburg secretary trcas urcr
attorney. Tn" local branch has sixty
seven members, thirty-iivc in James
'tN' tW"uiN-two IN New Kent and
IcH IN YORK The loans aggregate
S22fsoc aud the stock owned hy
members amounts 10 SII.t0O. ON this
stock they have been paid dividend
the past year Of $6iO.O7.
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NEGRO SHOT TO DEATH:
INSULTED WOMAN
icy Associated prcss.l

EtFNJiIN ALA. Jan. ll.--Wilic
i'nhins. a young negro. was shot to
death u"Hr i'"l"Sviilc last night when
%" made dash FOR freedom after he
t@ arrested an charr" OF insulting
u woman. according To the sheriff of
h'th"ur 1"Uniy. The body had not
been recovered. the sheriff said. Per
sons who SAN tn" body DESERT ed it
Is Icing "riddlcd with bullets" ac-
c"rdinG To TIA" "iiic"rs statement and
when last seen two men on horseback
w"r" carrying II toward the Chatta-
hoOCh-c River
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GALE LASHES N. Y.
AND JERSEY COAST;
DAMAGE is HEAVY

continued From First rageJ
The machine took him to a hnsni,,I
where he WAS treated for scvcr.h
tombstone
Wind-bornc missile. 81, ,t
Kinds Knocked several uc,l,s,ri,u.
"""h' Ann" la Cart. IL. was Killed
ny DION from limb OF IL tree,
"ni'h hau been wrcnched off by tho
gale.
several persons were hurt when
p"r''"hS oil roofs and building cor
niees were blown into the street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
GIVING RICHMONDERs THE NEWS

TN" LEGISLATURE
delivered from tho executive chair ma decade
Ike biz hus!n.
ipn,Io sof
ing ddrcss.
aft th,c
q OF that messing
Nirgn ms in
M thans 100000
The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
.durn,or. Nee, Here In ,n.,

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. Twin tho
election of Richmond. Va us next
years meeting place. reading Of com
mite" reports and Il discussion OF
the Importance Of vocational rduca q
ton for men aud women, az well
as for school students aud other ag-
ricuiturdl aud HON" economic prob
lens. tn" Vocational Educators CON
ference. which had been ia session
her" for three days. cOnclUdcd it's
sessions today.
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PARIS SHOWS INTEREST
IN SUPREME COUNCIL
BRAND Speeds to French Cap.
ital to Confer With
Cabinet.
wonK OF nonr PROCEED
German Dcirgntion to Meet Rrpnrn-
Tons Commission Today To Answer
Previous Demands I Thut Uud,
' Regarding Deferred Payments.
IBy Associated Press.

CANNES Ian II, Nh. .i,,,,i, g..
p.ri., ,,
80 ~
"''' - SpcedihG I" meet The Cabi-
net ana Parliament. has IL greater in
tcrcst tonight I'm IA, S,,,,o,, ,,,,,,
eli ri,cr.. ,, a., ~
''"''" i'Sei'' nut IL tx intended mat
the c"unciis work shall proceed AK
FAR as possible during VI. Briand's
absence.
Lloyd George to Preside.
INC council viii SIT tomorrow at
! oci"'k IN the morning. with Mr..
''"E" George presiding aud NJ. i.ouch-
cur r'P'a"ihG NJ. Brtahd. In the
""'h''hi" ia" German delegate is
"'c',hS IN" r.parations comm isst"n.
NJ" mas "Ske" Tor an answc 81 to
US previous demands Tor Information
"'hE ''rihhhN announcement
w january ihsth!lm.nt could
~. NV P''''
S"","'h"'''e" thlS afternoon
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rake For, Norroik or Market.

" NSIIINGTON, Jan. ll.-F,ort Nor
folk, Va. Will be retained by the
War Department as government
possession II was learned today
Fort Norfolk has been Withdrawn
from list of real estate properties
which the department recently asked
Con Sress authority TO dispose OF.
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TRANSPORT IN PERIL.
WITH 0l2 SOLDIERS
RETURNING TO L.

CONTINUED From First PagcD
been built IN 1852. She is 40 feet
long. Of i.l26 tons gross and has "a
beam of forty-scvcn feet. She was
originally the British transport Ro-
mania but was renamed when
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Cannon blown ,n,o s,.

IFN N*So"iatcd I'rcss.
LoN' BRANCli. y. j.. Jan. IL
The New Jersey scacoast was swon,
TINS morning by gale tina, reachrd
Fciocity Of sixty Ia eighty milo. an
h"nr' according 10 the local weather
iurcau.
Little damage was reported. rb.
wind blew a cannon from ia ui.,,..
IN front Of CIty Hall and landed !,
IN the street.
me village az Scabrirh'. which ha,
"" sea walt resigned Itself 10 a LASH
'"t ny huEe waves which began TO
ron In shortly before noon.
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shin rrn,t.Inns 10 s1r,lr1.

!, PlTTSBCRf. KANS.. IAN. Of a.
.seiefram was received here by mo
;sIowat headquarters today from
,s'resid"nt Frauk Harrington. OF tho
-i1iinois miners. announcing that $50
ZOO worth 81 provisions had been ord
,trch shippsh 10 kansas for the relief
ar the H"wat followers. 1t was an
bounced AT the headquarters this
.i4ttGrnoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
GRIFFITH STARTS
J. J. MACHINERY FOR
Il: NEW IRISH TREATY
- Head of Dali Eircann Calls
Southern Parliament for
!: Meeting Saturday.
! DE VALERA WILL. NOT
1 ATTEND CONFERENCE
{ Labor Party Will Seek Repre-
: scnlaiion in New Free
: State Government.
icy Associatsd rress |

DuRLlN. Jan. 1.-THE summon
Ing OF the Southern Parliament 20
nice; Saturday 10y Arthur Gr,ru,h.
president of bail Efrcnun. ana MS
Cabinct, has started the machinery
for putting tho trcaty into opera
tion Half dozen huge vans
backed in front OF tn" chief e.crc-
tary's offices i'm Dublin tastle this
afternoon and removed stacks of Of
fetal documents and effects Of tn.
Sccrctaral and Police departments.
thus beginning the evacuation OF
the castIe--thc symbol to Irishmen
for centuries OF British control.
Eamoun Dc Valera Informed tho
correspondents tina; h. believed his
party would iruoro tn" saturday
meeting OF tn" Parliament la re
Spouse 10 AN inquiry regarding his
plans he said II. intended 10 cntiuu..
the fight for independence: lie sun
posed elections would lac hold within
six or nine months.
WIN 80, Accept Verdict.
such elections. added MIR. %
Valera. like tho signing Of the
"cr hri''Sh 'hro', "' renewal 81
Warfare ana 'h"f'i"'" ne W""'" h"'
accep' me N''nic' as IN" "n-
coerced VIII of TIA" r""n'c'
is big line Of cleavage,
said MIR he Valera. between those
standin. for dependence and those
fo, ird.nrnd.uc,
So ,,,,1 J., ,o ,,dj
t,,io
'""N ~ -"
I eoh'a'he" ia IN" treaty N''"'''"s !"
. the Irish Republican bonds. hr de
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Nr~ s,"rm warning r..u.d.

NEW ORLEANS. Ia. Jan. ia
storm warning, with increasing
n"rth"rly wiuds. a. TampIco aud
I''"rr"SSn Mexico. reaching moder-
at" gale fore" by Thursday morning.
was issued by the local weather Hu
r-aI tonight
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C"nrnrr Ihrnti,lc, >n,rhcl.

J.. i'"rs"ns. Of Norfolk, conduct
ga me case for IN" prosecution ycs-
taid"E ~" presented Hack leather
-"iohsi which ne asEcr the witness
900 IDENTIFY MIR coppag" declared
na' IL MAS the satch"l found under
'ne steps ~ ,h" church and contained
iH" assets 81 tn bank. Tho satch"l
rreEi"usiy had been Identified .hy
"o"ai'y Hr,aut, 10 wears OLD, who
N"s present when group Of small
boys I"unI the satchcl AFTER the flrn
Mr. Iarsou. asked the witness. II
'n" sa'rno, wa.s ~ property az the
Commonwealth N-tonal Bank. COP
page replied IL was. us far as no
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
HEREFORDS HAVE
BROUGHT SUCCESS
TO ". I. WOMBLE
by Henry A. Ansley.

HEREFORD. June 3O.-whnt can bc
done in the Hereford busineks7 Is Il
possible for a man to start with prac.
tlcaiy nothing and succeed in Ithe
registered Hereford buslnesS7 In an.
swer to these qeua,ions, the citizens of
Hereford point with pride 10 w. T.
Womble, known to every person in the
county AS plain Bin.
In 1900. Bill Womble was employed
by G.. II. lowell on his farm east OF
Hereford. After working one year.
womble moved to town and purchased
three horses and q wagon and went into
the dray and hauling business. This
he followed until 1895 when l.. r. Brad.
ley offered to let him take the famous
Bradley herd OF Herefords on the shares.
The herd at that time consisted OF about
eighty head OF breeding COWS.
When Womble took charge OF the
Bradley herd, he had a wife. two chill.
dren. dray. two horses and about $500
In money and owed $500 Upon the
death Of Mr. Bradley. Mrs. Bradley in.
duced Mr.. Womble 10 stay with the
herd two more years Al the end OF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

COW. are the herd bulls now In USE 10y
Mfr. wombie.
Mr.. womble caters 10 the range cat.
tlemen who are seeking the very best
range bulls and Il is seldom that he has
any animals to sell. the most Of his
bulls being sold as calves before they
nrc wraned whenever rancman
buys the wombie hulis he IL always "A
customer and for the greater part Mr.
Womblc's sales each year are 70 the
men who have purchased his stock In
years previous.
with herd more than soven-eights
Anxiety and with only linebred Anxiety
bulls nj the head Of the herd, Mr.. Won
hle's success during the last decade
win 10 insignificant 90 his success dur
ing tho next ten years for he has just
commenced 20 become known through
out the Southwest and the value OF his
bulls Is being generally recognized by
cattlemen everywhere.
DO Hercforis pay? Ask Bin Womhls
or better still ask his neighl'ors who
are beginning 20 realize that part OF
! the success OF their neighlor has been
due 10 the fact that he has paid strict
attention 10 the Hereford business and
has not made II mere sideline.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

that time the bulls were sold and the
heifcrs divided. Womble receiving as
his part ~ head Of registered heifers
and cows
lie moved to leased place eight miles
northeast Of Hereford Three years
later ne sold 20 heifer calves also about
the same number of bulls and a Of the
taiLend cows and one herd buii. The
same winter he went to Gudgell and
simpsons farm az Independence. Mo.
and purchased -. Beau Carlos by Beau
President by a Beau Donavan. 3rd cow.
This bull was half brother 70 Beau
Randolph, aud proved To be- most ex.
traordinary bull After womble had
used this bull Tor six years he sold him
AZ $500 and and he was sent back to
Missouri and went through the auction
ring at $500. Since that time Womble
has used only line bred Anxiety bulls
in his herd and has kept cutting hack
the inferior cows until today he owns
I l2s fine breeding matrons. of the kind
that will compare favorable with any
herd In the Southwest
From nothing Mr.. womble. through
the assistance OF registered Herefords
| has grown 10 bc one OF the leadinf
hereford breeders IN the Southwest
with his holdings worth well over Z
$500 coo and he has lust began to real
ize on the investment made leRs thar
twenty years ago.
George Anus by Beau Picture out o
a Beau Modest COW. Glascoc. by Domin,
out Of a Beau Picture COW. Don Arthu
by Domino Jr, out Of Beau Presiden
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
COUPLE IN DALLAS
MARRIED BY RADIO
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press
DALLAS. June sO--what Is said 10
be- the first wedding TO be performed
exclusively by RADIO was solemniZed
here tonight when John II. Stone and
Miss Mabel Inez Brady became husband
and wife.
The two principals and the officiating
minister, the Rev. T. II. Harper. each
were al different hroadcasting stations.
located several blocks apart. The wed
ding march was played Mt the minister's
following what the nuptial VOWS were
read by the Rev. Harper and responded
tn by bride and bridegroom In turn. all
being transmitted by RADIO.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

tary tenure. but terminahle AT the lords
pleasure. and who. In return for these
tavors. acknowledged his superior au-
thoriiy over him and his right To de-
mand certain services. The word had n
Latin origin. hut passed through many
changes and can be attributed most con-
venicntly To old English, 'fe,' meaning
a payment It's used like this--'rhe
special policy committee II the Ameri'
can Federation of Labor asserts that
INDUSTRIAL fcudalism seems 10 have
iounA a foothold IN this country
Troop No. ~. BOY scouts, has been
organized with DR.. W. NJ. Curl as
Scoutmastcr and William Gibbs az as
sistant Scoutmaster. All boys In tho
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
CITYBRIEFS'

Learn n word every day. Today's
word is FEUDALISM. It's pronounced
-fudalizm. with accent ON the first
syllable II means-thc system which
prevailed in Europe In the middle ages.
based upon the relationship between
lord and vassal the vassal being an in
ferior who placed himself under the
lords protection. accepted grant Of
land from him. generally upon heredi'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
Notice of Intention % Incorporate.

Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day oi July 1922, application viii
be- made for the incorporation u the
business now conducted by J G.. Coulson
under the firm style ~ j. {. Coulson
a Sons
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

troop live In san .Iacinto Heights. and
they are determined to have the best
troop in Amarillo. declared the Scout
masters.
ID. VI. Virgins, superintendent Of
schools ~ Canadian. and Mrs. Virgins
were among the visitors In Amarillo
Yesterday.
Miss Gladys Page, assistant cashier
of the First State Bank at Claude.
and her sister Marion. were In ANA
rillo Friday.
! Panl,anJle-e grown peaches are ON the
/ Amarillo market. Because of their rea-
/ sonablc prices, II In said that they arc
greatly In demand.
J. y. Mcconnell. representative of the
| Bewley Mills Of Fort Worth. II In the
Panhandle on business trip.
4 marriage Iiceuse was issued yester.
day 10 u. W. Hudgin sand Miss Win
ale Boanks.
". q. McNew has returned home
from months visit with his son In
Missouri
4 building permit was issued yester.
day TO ID. ]. Frank for a $4,000 house.
Bob Blanton, brother If W. y. Blan
ton secretary of the Junior Chamber
81 Commerce. and his family have
moved 10 Amarillo from Grand Rapids
Mich. MIR. Blanton will be- city salesman
for j. r. Bryant Company.
". !. Snttrrwhitc was yesterday IN
sued building permit to construct q
81 900 house In Glenwood.
\. q. Craig plans ,',e building " .
s., 2s6 house at zoos Polk street.
Charles Atkinson. desk sergeant q
the city police force. has returned From
III Paso. where he went for his health
Mr.. aud Mrs. &. &. Upton. 1903 Bus
hanan street, announce the birth OF
boy. "~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

Charles Atkinson. desk sergeant Of
the city police force. has returned from
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

!. q. Craig plans ;',e building " q
S. .2gG house at zoos Polk street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

". .. Sattrrwhiic was yesterday ~
sued a building permit to construct n
81 900 house In Glenwood.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

Mr. aud Mrs. 4. &. Upton, 1903 Buc
hanan street, announce the birth Of q
boy. ee-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

troop live In san .Iacinto Heights. and
they are determined to have the best
troop In Amarillo. declared the Scout
masters.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

Miss Gladys Page. assistant cashier
of the First State Bank at Claude.
and her sister. Marion, were In ANA.
rillo Friday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

ID. NJ. Virgins, superintendent Of
schools ~ Canadian. and Mrs. Virgins,
were among the visitors In Amarillo
Yesterday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
Small Cash Payment
BALANCE EASY TERMS
Liberal allowance for your old stove

this the last day which begin enjoy the
baking cooking qualities Detroit
This the day high
grade economical beautiful fuel
by your you
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

4 building permit was issued yester.
day TO ID. J. Frank for a $4,000 house.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

Panhandle grown peaches ARE ON the
Amarillo market. Because of their rea'
sonable prices. II In said that they are
greatly In demand.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

". d. McNew has returned home
from months visit with his son In
Missouri
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

J. y. Mcconnell. representative Of the
Bcwley Mills OF Fort Worth. Is In the
Panhandle ON a business trip.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

\ marriage liceuse was issued yester.
day 10 II. W. Hudgin sand Miss Win
al, Boanks.
The Washington times., 1922-06-15

Service Crystal Set onpla1e ......... see 50
Novo ''B" Batteries. .GI.5e S1.75, $3.50, s2.7S
Uv-289 Dstector Tubes s................Sb $500
UV.201.Amp Tubes. s......................S6 ESQ
Vario Couplers s.,.................... $500
Variometers ............. ................ $500
Murdoch 3.00e ohms, Phones .......... $500
Brandes 2009 ohms, Phones s............. $500
Manhattan 3,0oe ohms, Phones. ........... .$geO
Dictograph 5000 ohms, Phones. .......... $500
Keystone Lightning Arrcstors. ..........Se0 90
Vacuum Lightning Ancestors ............S2s so
Paragon Vacuum Tube Control. .......... $500
De Forest Bakelite Sockets. .Sl.ea
X. @. Sockets. ..........................S 81 90
Receiving Tube RNeostat. at..................Sl.s
Complete Receiving Set Gncludirg An
tennae and 1900 ohms Phone lnsu-
lators NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .Sl5oo
The Washington times., 1922-06-15
HIT
FOR NEGLECT Of
SCHOOLS HERE
Parent-Teachers' Meeting De.
= : cIares Condition Is
49,. Public Disgrace.

r. Congress 10 asleep-soundly So
in so far as the District school situ,
alton Is concerned, was the de.
clared opinion last night at a meet.
ing Of the Parent-Teachers' Asso-
citation and Mothers Club in St.
Alban's Parish Hall.
Members were scored for their
almost total neglect of the dis
graceful school conditions" in
Washington. 1T is a disgrace that
in the Capital of the nation It
should be necessary. to light a pub
lie school meeting with candles
and to hold community gatherings
in narrow halls. Congress appar-
entity Is sound asleep In this mat
Rafters. citing the Blake School, on
North Capitol street, where, she
declared, this was the case. -..
T. Mrs. George Goldburger, a mem
ber OF the Cleveland Park Mothers
Club. asserted II was necessary to
do the same thing In the John
Eaton School. And this sup
posed to be one Of the best
equipped schools in the city" ahe
added.
Interpretative dances were given
under the direction Of Miss Caro-
line B. Mckinley. Those taking
part were Marion Chace, Florence
Thompson, Elizabeth Quigley, Eve.
lyn Davis, Janet Albert, Emily
Hoffman, Juliet Lyeth, Mary
Schultz and Ann Schultz.
Mrs. Jane Mcdonald Grogan
sang several songs. Mrs. Sheridan
Ferree presided.