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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-31
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Excellent Buying Of Gilt.Edsed Is
sues-OoIlar Descriptions Quiet

London. March 3l.-British Ameri-
can Tobacco shares were a strong fea-
turc on the stock exchange today, their
renewed buoyuncy being based upon
hopes of larger Z dividend relations
Mexican descriptions also received sup
port. following revival Of talk about
early recognition of the Obregon Ad-
ministration by the United States. In
the event of such action 1t was thought
Great Britain would follow. ThGre
was further excellent buying Of sht-
edged investment issues. French loans
were easier. following Paris.
Home rails again showed strength in
spots. Dollar issues were quiet and
unchanged. Adjustments made Argen-
tine rails irregular. Movements IL all
shares were narrow and mixed. Royal
Dutch was 369s. Shell Transport and
Trading 1916 and Mexican Eagle
2 7-16. Notwithstanding tn" unfavor-
able labor situation, some induStrials
advanced EIudson's Bay was G2s.
Katfrs were steady. but trading was
light. Rubber shares were maintained,
aided BY stability in the crude article
Generally the markets were firm, but
the customary week k-end absentecism
was noted,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-31
How to Cook Your Own Breakfast
is not nearly as compli

COOKING is not nearly as compli-
~ Gated as the women would have you
think. For the present We will divide
this science into three main divisions,
breakfast, dinner and supper,
Wen only have time TO take break
iast today.
First, wen take up the process Of
making coffee, boiling eggs and heating
milk with one and the same operation.
TyAKE the coffee can and empty the
l. grounds which you forgot TO empty
Yesterday. PUT in as many cups OF
water as you want cups OF coffee and
then add two extra cups 10 take care
of what boils over while you aye reading
the paper,
Next put in two teaspoons Of coffee
for each cup. You may grind it first
IL YOU wish, or suit yourself, Then
drop in as many eggs as you want to
eat, being careful not to drop them too
brutally.
Put the pot on the stove, leave the lid
open, pour the milk you wish TO warm
into shallow pan. set, the pan on top
OF the coffee pot and light the gas.
NIOW 60 into the liven1 room, wind
IN the phonpgraph andk d. on q ten
inch record Play II fough once.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-31
MOTORS AND OILS
LEADERS ON CURB
Market Movements Of Many Fa-
vorites Prove Disappointing.
CoIdwyn Pictures OF

New York. March 81 movements
on the Curb today continued irregu-
lai, many of the issues which are prom
inent on that exchange acting in
Disappointing manner. This was cspe-
cially the case in Goldwyn Pictures.
which yielded from IA to Bai although
announcement was made of arrange
nren's by the company to retire out
standing notes.
Motor stocks were fairly active.
Iurant Motors Of Indiana moved up
from 1874 to 14as. Continental Motors
sold at ~, and Lincoln Motors \
was traded in at 21s to "a. Trans
actions in these issues. however. were
smaller than expected in view of the
activity in the motor stocks on the
New York Stock Exchange.
Petroleum stocks were moderately aC-
tive. although Irregular in tone. KIRBY
Petroleum sold at 24l and then showed
Il fractional loss Hudson Oil. which
was one of the weak features yestcr-
day. was in better demand and made 4
advance. Mexico Oil also
showed n strong tone aud made frac-
tional gain. Gillilnnd yielded from
ot 10 81.
Mining stocks continued active. In
dependence Lead being Il prominen,
feature in that CrOllp,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-31
Eueru Man His Own Wife BY j. p. M.E..y

That will be three minutes Play il
half through again and then run as fast
as you can to the kitchen.
You will get there just in time 10 see
the coffee boil over, upsetting the pan
OF milk and putting out the fire. Pour
what Is left of the milk ON your cereal,
hsh out the eggs, which will now be
done, pour cup Of cold water into
the coffee to settle it and begin eating
your breakfast
by the time you have finished your
cereal you will smell the gas which YOU
forgot to turn off. This will remind
you TO eat your EGGS.
After you have finished your eggs,
gather up the shells, throw them into
the coffee pot, turn off the gas, tuck
the morning paper under your chin and
open the bottle of cream. After you
have carefully pushed the paper top
down into the bottle. use your spoon
TO gather the cream of the newspaper
and tableclOth, pour your coffee and
enjoy it If you can, &
OUR next lesson win consist 10
~ elucidating the art Of making the
bed. provided we are not enjoincd by
the Housewives Union, the Members of
which insist upon throwinSa foolish
air Of mystery over this enMk subject
In order to deludc and keep Pr trust /.
Ing husbands under subjecti4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-31
HE UNION TRUST COMPANY OF
PITrSBl'RGH. TRUSTEE
EAST BEAR RIDGE COLLIERi CO.
SiuL'ov EnN.I Nnftna

Pursuant 20 the Sinking Fund provision in
the Mortgage of East Bear Ridge Collisry
Company to Fidelity Trust Company, Trus-
soe, dated May !. lO15. sealed proposals for
the sale to said Fidelity Trust Company.
Trustee. at price not TO exceed 1925 per
centum OF par, plus accrued interest. OF a
suficient number Of bonds iss led under said
MORTGAGE 10 take vp the sum OF s37, SSS. so,
will be received at the ONCE Of said Trustee
Nos S25-33l Chestnut street. PHILADELPHIA
until Monday. April 10. 1929. at l2 o'clock
noon, bonds accepted 10 be surrendered for
redemption a. next interest period, May l.
1922.
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY. Trustee
WM. p. GEST. President
PHILADELPHIA. March IS. 1922
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL ne

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
ceived at the West Chester State Normal |
school at the Burser's ONCE. until IL o'cIocI,
p. NJ. Thursday. April go uwentiethl, ly2!
: for rewriting the Main Building OF the Wes
Chester State Normal SSIool.
Specifications can be secured by applying
10 the Bursor's Once. An unconditional bond
for 2bT OF the contract price will be re-
auired for the faithful performance OF the
work. The Contractor must carry Work
mems Compensation 1nsurat e and must
present u certificate that VIII! how that this
Contractor, tie Owners and the General Pub.
.lic are covered in accordance with the Com
pensation Laws Of the Commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania.
Such proposals will bs rece we'd and con.
sidered only upon the terms and condittons
. as set forth in the specifications and 10 be
properly marked and directed 10 J. Howard
A Lums. SO ). Walnut street. West Chester
Pa 'e''
A right to reject any OF all proposals Is
roserved.
r ISABELLE DARLINGTON, Secretary
- J. HOWARD LUMIS.
& cha rman Of Euilding Committee
~ ANDREW 4. SMITH PrincipaI
= JOHN r. HOLLiNGER. BursaI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-31
St,e,lUi Nltetinrs
Spethl Mteilnrs
6lsCORN EXCHANGE NAIIONAI RAM
S-S OF pHllADEl

/, NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN that =.
special meeting ot the shnrcnolders Of N.
Corn EXCHANGE National Bank OF Ph lads.
. phin will be held at the banking no o'Is.
5iNortheast corner of Second ami CfestmWi
streets. philadelphis, on April 18th lO2n M
: n o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose OF ToIiry
pin approval or disapproval OF an sgreeInai,
.providing for the consolidation of the Corr
Exchange National BANK OF Fhi!adenhia and
Into one national bank under the charter n,
sths Corn ENcha nRe National Bank OF pbus
1deiphia, under the title OF "Curn E,ycbsna.
National Bark Of Ph,ladelphis, " In ncsorS'
ssncs with the provisions pf Act OF Congress
approved November 7, 1918 The aereemsr,
has been executed by the directors .pd
tonhcers OF the said associations and a c"nV
,.of II Is on he and may be inspected at snii
banking house -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-31
WIEeHER, ,RCCkEy sco
Certified Public Accountants
Drexel Building, Philadelphis
FINANCIAL.
ONCE Of
THE UNION Trust COMPANY OF
PlTTSBCRGH. TRUSTEE
Pittsburgh, Pa, MarCL 3lst, lp...

PITTSBURGH. TRlsTEE ,,,
r'''sSssfis SS,is. 70 rs Holder. aSss. q U.s. .Ds-
s1ASRsE4R SRs 4sts4 HAF saifMt SERIES
Notice is hereby .siyen that pursuant mt, TO
AGREEMENT between f. Clarence Miller ct al
Trustee. and standard Tank Car Company;
dated May /. 1919 under which are issued
the STANDARD Car Equipment COMPANY 6ss
trust Company OF Pittsburgh. as Trustee
hereunder, did. on January T. lsS2. seli
all Of the cars referred 70 therein a. the price
apply the proceeds OF said sale TO the pay
. mont and redemption on May ]. la"2. being
the dividend paying date next occurring no,
said purchase money. of all OF the certifsates
issued and outstanding under sad Trust
Agreement. exclusive Of certificates maturing
on May ! 1922. at the price Of one thousand
ten 81 ,0l0.O0) dollars for each certificate,
rus the amount OF all dividend warrants
thereon maturing on or before May l., 1S.2'
dend warrants shall become due and pay
able and from and after said date dividends
on said certificates Will cease.
Cp1l the presentation and surrender at
the o/,ce Of said Trustee. 33I Fourth Avenue,
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on or after May l,
1922. Of said ssr,!heates maturing on or
on and after May /. 1922. and the usual
Iucsmc , h hotsT ndf sef
will be entitled 20 receive the sum OF one
2 thousand ten $i.010. o0l dollars. plus the
amount of the diyntdssgnd warrants thereon
X The certificates maturing May |. 1922 will
be paid on said date At the principal amount
: upon presentation and surrender at said Of
noe Of the Trustee OF the respective certih-
. cstss to- end l. a,yidsnd y w wSrSants;; tss;;,,,,>x ~.
~ P1TrGnl'RGH. TRVSTEE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-31
r5xs THE RIrTFNHOUSE NATIo~.,
oI hank OF PHIL AnEI nj, -.

uII.ti, J" ~ iSs ,hsraSn,N WISEN ,hat spe.
RiTTENHorsE NATIONAL BANK tnt nE
PHILAprIPHfA win be held AZ the han lin, r
p house, ISls. Chestnut street, Tslladelnbi. ~
AMI ~, Iess. at 100 o'clock Ia the to,n, on
,nSon. for the purpose OF voting in apDrovsi
AZ disa pproyal OF an aEreement proyjd,n, ,a a.
the generalization Of the Rittenhouse NafIfono, ro
Hank Of Philadelphis and the Corn Exchanse
nntionai bank. under the title OF CORN EHHe E9HHe
III, AN1E NATioSAL ban BANK or lPHfLH.
23ovsnlbsr Z. lsis, The agreement has been
5,cscutsd BY the diregtors aud officers OF The
snI may be inspsc,sd st said bankins house.
Z W. g. FlrzdERAlp. csshlss.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-31

FRAN LIN n TlON A l. b A \ h
Chestnut Street West Of broad
Philadelphia, March "a. 1922.
At the regular meeting OF the Board of
Directors Of this bank held this day, a quar-
ierly dividend OF 6So was declared, free Of
htoc ckhoders 0: record at the close OF busi.
ness March 81, lO22.
Checks will De mailed.
i XM HARnT
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-31
MARY GARDEN HAS BAD COLD

San FranCIscO, March 3I.-Mary
Garden is suffering from sinus infec-
rion." but may be able to sing In the
"Juggler of Notre Dame" tonight, her
lhysician announced yesterday. The
director of the Chicago Opera Company
said her ailment was a bad cold. u pre-
vented her appearance Tuesday night
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-31
Vice President and Cashier.
WESIE,RN pAWER CARp pm ArInN

The Board OF Directors have declared a
quarterly dividend OF one and One-half uHEt)
per cent on the Preferred Stock. payable
April Is. l0c2. to stockholders OF record at
the close OF business March 81, 1929
r. NJ. TOMPKINS. Treasurer
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-31
Reserve Banks Discount Rates

Ohlcial rediscount rates at the twelve Fed
eral Reserve Banks are as follows.
Treas. Lib. Coml Bkrs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-31
Dividends
+ BAN NkLIN NATION l. ma NK
Chestnut Street West Of Bread

PhiIadelphla, March ~, 1922.
NATIONAL BANK has this day declared a
stock dividend OF fifty Der cent 5000 from
the .undiyidssSd proats Of the bank. payable
the close OF business on Marcs, 81; and in
crea ssd the capital etock Of the banls from
81 coo 900 TO 81 500. 900.
interim certificates and warrants for frac
t!onal shares ted April /. 1922. will be
mailed 20 stockholders.
J. wM HARpT.
Vice President and C,a,b,ar
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-31

fHe1a!9teeN,. March 3i,--nntios of total
~ ,llel,ltttlss combined f,y the twelve FED
|sssrvs nsnka nnd the entire ,system
lIlvious week and year ago follow: -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-06

AIrcdalc puppies. roligrccd perfectly
marked, best blood lines. priced Co sell.
Write Juo Balm Jr. Silvcrton, Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-06
Price Oil & Realty Co.
REALTORS
National Bank az Commences. Room =
PhOnes sss.i4ss

asso AcnE IMPROVED RANCH
Two STORY. tor rnom dwelling WIN
hasoincn,. light plant. three Esod horns'
garage and other out buildings. three
welis. storage tanks and ground tanks.
orchard. soa acres Ia cultivation. I'M
movements en- new. \ hargain = turn
led ut once 4 sale pr.c. that VIII D. at
ltractivo OF Wln take some trade. Al
,lress ''Iganch" care Daily News.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-06

Tho United States Bureau ~ Educa-
ton nov has for free distribution circu.
lars and leaflets on such subjects as
Consolidation = Schools. Transporta-
tlou of pupils Supervision Of Rural
Schools Equipment fW one Teacher
Schools system OF Agricultural In.
stru,rou Salaries 10 Teachers In Rurai
hooI. Distribution OF State Funds
Affecting Consolidation Home Econom'
ics bon Rural Schools. Rural Life and Cul.
tu photography and Teachers Homes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-06

FOR Modern bedroom. 907
Tyler Phone C3i.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-06
Gaut Land Company
REtLTORs
FuduA Ridg. Phone To
Real Bargains.
3 FuauA Bidg

For o limited time We are offering a
nrrc fiveroom brick bungalow On SO.
Van Buren, go $4,000 $1,000 clsh viii
handle and rood terms ON balance.
Six room brick house on best resi-.
denrc street tn city The price is below
anything IN the market Priced only To
ro1l prospects
There il real bargain Ia hc had 81
iiol.liU2 Van Buren,. isoNllO foot cor
ucr three houses Look this property
Iyrr and submit YOUR offer. $1,000 cash
vll handle. Owner leaving city ana says
seu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-06
SITUATIONS WANTED

RELIABLE WOMAN wants p0gIilon
a. working or managing housekccpcr
Experienced in small club work EN.
ccllcnt cook thoroughly competent.
Address Box e. u care News
HOME WANTED IN rood small family
~ Dn elderly lady can helm in MANY
ways. reasonable charge Crn STA, ar
winter y iartits are suited. Fpr par.
uCuhrs oall Irropiy COS johnson
Street. noom 20.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-06
Powell Realty Company

Realtors
hone ZIG 3l3 Polk 81
tOE SALE Sis room. modern house
IN y Fillmore. Phone 1926.
NOR SALE OR TltADE-lor car. new
$4,000 saXaphonc Apply COS Jcifor'
son 81.
FOR SAI.I,-Ford roadster. good cOncl'
ton. good rubber. 2O6 Miss .ssippi Ave.
san Jacinto.
EIGHT apartment, also one four apart
n,cnt. well located. income $500 Per
year Prico So 600. lncumbDur'
t2i 600 Party viii trade equity Tor
four SECTIONS wheat land that is clear.
?. VI, Curyca. POI Shoidlcy Bids. Kan
gas city. Missouri
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-06
HELP WANTED FEMALE

WANTED Woman e. DO General
housework for family on ranch Phone
ag7.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-06
Small Home Bargains

Five room modern corner lot. garage
md out buildings 10 1891 Lincoln. lust
he place foi the Santa Fo man. Price
1000 un splendid terms. WIN consider
Haall ear with $3.50 cash. balance like
yni.
-Four rooms, modern except HIT water.
asst front Do, iONllO foot. built about
,yo years Price only i2oc0. Take snal
two years Price only $4,000. $500 cash.
balance Ike rent. This place is located
IS 1912 johnson and is q real bargain
or som, railroad man,
-Four rupms. modern. North front. lot
.nNliO. 1893 West Eth Built about two
ears has closcts built In features
rcakias' nook. edge grain n1prs. Nv,
bed rooms. and b. q special bargain al
aooo $500 cash, balance like rent
We are exclusive agents Tor the aboy,
properties and viii gladly divide oui
commission with amy rcaltor ass stins
s IN making sale
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-06
WANTED TO sUY
wANTED-ro bu, ssuona-haa2 furai,
turs snt sss stoves Of eli hisds Dsss
cash pricss pale Phobs psos.

WANTED To BrY-Chiffarole IN
good condition. MshoGany finish nre.
fcrrcd Must D. reasonable. address.
BOX 5i5 care News
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-06

wANTED--Snall dressing table ~
washstand with glass or dresser. Phone
7o3. 2oa2 Harrison.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-06
Rooms ROB s-~'

FOR RENT--Bed room. 500 Taylor
Phone 1853.
FOR Modern bedroom. 907
Tyler Phone C3l.
FOR Rl,NT-luruished rooms. los
q. nth
FOR RENT Cheap Bed room in mod.
crn home. with or without board. gas
heat telephone 1881.
CLOSEIN nice hrnaCc.hoatcd room adj
joining bath. 9O4 TAYLOR. phou. l1i5.
FOR EENT-Ono large partly furnish.
"a ROOM 20i y Lincoln phon, l594.l.
FOR RENT-Threc unfuru.shcd rooms.
.us Ntu Gur,u Phone 1879
WANTED-Onc or two refined gentle.
men 10 rent niccly furnished room in
private home clos, lu, Phone -s52
FOR RENT-Modern Bedroom $500
per month COS Pierce.
FuE RENT n,sFahl, southeast tvd
room Boz modorn home su. Pierce
Phone -lsI
For EENT Nud,r .bso 800 heI
raom $3.50 pow v... -H Buchanan
I phar, 3d.
TWO FURNISHED U.I.. k..HHg
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-06

Dr. Englsnd mar han 24s. oo0 vomen
have received pensions fron the British
Governemrni because 81 husbands killed
in the voflfli War Seventy four thous
and hafp rrrlIfr.OI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-06
A Big Sacrifice

A Big Sacrifice
400 acre improved Farm south Plains.
stock aul implements Need some mon.
cy. Wll take ptr trade. notes for bal.
ancc. Phone uwucr l6il.
FOR SALE-Our ware house li0Ni0
IN be- movcd ofi SOL Grant NJ. Signed
NmCrican Grain . Hide Go. Phone
lOl.
FOR SALE-Flvc room modern houFo,
plastcrcd. builtin features. garage. in
san Jncinto. small cash payment, ha,
ancc on terms. Cnll 1918.
-~~--~s-~--~-~~~~~~>~-s--
HOUSES FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Niccly furnished five
room bungalow strictly modern and on
pavement Long lease 20 right party.
Inquire 1913 Pierce.
/ FOR GENT-Cuc sN roum house.
modern vacant Dec e. 5000 nlipr
/ Phone l5iS
FOE RENT Mud,m furnished house
l3 rooms breakfast nook aud bath
] Close o. high school Phone aGG.
l
] FOR RENT-Thrccr room furnished
apartment. now and clean; running hol
and cold water Phone 1899 or 225l.W
For RENT-Erick apartment 6 rJ1 ms
hath. hardwood floors furnace, shades
| gas nnEc garage. location 1905 Polk
Phone 2l9i.
! FOR RENT-Fnurro apartment 81
per month, including gas water an.
lights $685. Taylor 81. Phone 253i.
FOR RE\T-daragc. sos Harrison
Phone s0a3.
lroR RENT -i.room bungalow. 7O'
Kentucky blocks or pavement, Sal
,ltr.uip ucrhis. $50 per month
- - -
FOR RENT-Souih half new duplot
all latest builtin features, references CT
changed s2O3 Taylor.
! WOULD rent rincro modern home
furnished close 100, would sell. TAX,
smaller house Phone 204s.
FOR RENT-Onr h1lf unfurnishcl du
.p'eN Phone lis9 or 22sl.W.
..a-a-....---- -
, FOR EENT-Caogc 1907 Harrison.
70 FOR EENT r0om house furnished
southwest mrf uf town uuc room 90
served Phone 1868 nr ,'i.
, rpU RENT Modern seyen room frn
shed h.u.. ll"' Washington rhon'
l59s.W
r rpE REST NIuu buuH sol Mad.
p SON Phone a...
. FpE RENT N.drn 3 rrum house ol
. pavement $500 bo.k ou Van Butn
Phone tUt Ferguson a TURNKEY
FOR Rent Attractive bungalow
hultiu feature. Including bed aud sta
't.ou5ry wash tubs SO, 90. Phone 2ig
or see owner 40 Apartment g. Tho Viz
s.uia Court
FOR RENT-H,lf duplex. modern So
....,.-.>-,ooo~oo>>oo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-06
SALESMAN WANTED

WANT Few high Grade oapahlc
sal,sm,n Those accustomed to making
$4,000 or moro monthly Phone 800 or
.lu 10 -uou Flimou, Street Tor inter.
Wow
WANTED Experienced house Hlrs
man fnr Fruit and Vegetables who can
use typewriter Keep records and at
tend 90 office state age experience
and give references Tor reply. Al
drDee "gf Nrv.r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-06

IT foi want nice clean place 10 room
and board, oaii ana SO ~ zoe \ Taylor
= ~ Ter month Phone 1875
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-06

WANrkli-Ari students. Apply Sil
Teiei. s'iiccs reasonable
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-06
ROOM AND BOARD

nooN ANn nsAnn e. OBJ re- week
to6 Pierce Phone 2e9 "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-06
Christmas Cheer

Don't deprive yourself. family OF
frI nds uf O. happy and joyful Ctrgimas
for want ot money Wen lot won have
o. for the asNrr without security 80
'hr cheapest nt'e. BEST and most nr
vJte terms Costs ,ou nothing Goo con
suit us and very little 10 sou borrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-06
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SAI.E-HOt point electric sweep.
err also. ladys navy blue suit, large
size. both Ia splendid condition. 2002
Harrison. Phone 703.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-06

FOR BENT-Bed room. 500 Taylor.
Phone 1853.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-06

FOR RENT Cheap. Bed room in mod.
crn home with or without board, gas
heat. telephone 1881.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-03-11
YEAST COMPANY
IS EXONERATED
Commissioner Blair Orders
Change in Agency Plan of
Fleischmann Co.

clean bill OF health has been
awarded the Fleischmann Company
by Commissioner of Internal Rcve-
nue Blair
Charges that the company had
engaged in the illegal transfer OF
alcohol. manufactured in conjunc.
tion with the production of yeast
were without evidence, Blair de-
cided.
Although the method of agency
distribution employed by the COM
pany was in violation OF Treasury
decision 320S-which provides that
the responsibility for the conduct
of the business OF an agent in con-
formity with the law and the regu-
.lationsz shall always be upon. the
manufacturer-Blair said in his de-
cision it was adopted in good faith
Such transfers were made, he
said. with the full knowledge and
consent Of certain officials of the
prohibition unit who have since re-
signed or been transferred from
that unit.
The Fleischmann Company must
however, confine its alcohol produc-
ton and storage to the Peekskill
n. Y. and Langdon. d. c., plants
Blair decreed. and all other plants
or agencies must be closed Thirty
days were assigned in which such
transfer may be made from other
agencies, and special permits fol
this purpose will be issued. he said