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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-21
MEO|AT0RS HOLD
FIRST SESSION
CONFIDENCE OF M AMICABLE
SETTLEMENT OF TROUBLE
EXPRESSED OPENLY.
REPORT FROM DICTATOR
NcNicans IN Attendance ON Confer.
cnce Express Disbelief That
iiucrta Has Agreed
To Retire.
BY Associated Press.

~ Associated Press
NIAGARA FALLS, Ont, May 20.
Marking a new era IN the relations
OF the nations OF the western hemis-
pherc, delegates from the United
States, Mexico and the three great
South American republics formally
opened today the mediation confer
enCe which they hope will bring
peace 10 Mexico
Confidence In an amicable settle
of the trouble, and pacfiCatiOn OF
all Mexico through the avenues OF
diplomacy was reflected tonight by
tho mediat0rs
4 distorted dispatch from Mexico
city 90 the effect that lluortd was
ready g. retire. though Contradictod
was received with interest II is
stated an error In transmission gave
rise To the first statement
Speaking of the dispatch one OF
the modiators said he regretted the
news proved premature but felt GER
tain the announcement soon could
be made wish confidence that II
would stand.
The attitude Of all McAicang In
attendance OF thc diplomatic council
30 similar 10 that displayed when
informed AT New York few days
ago that the German ambassador at
Washington had received a dispatch
from Mexico city that lluorta had
expressed willingness to roiro nm
der conditions honorable tu himself
or II necessary to the solution of the
Mexican problem
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-21

NlHfieI In Iff MftH
WASHINGTON. y g. May 2o
The Military Order OF Flrcifu Wars
which was ORGANIZED twenty wears
ago by veterans and descendants 81
veterans 81 ono OF more cf the four
foreign wars which the United
States has been engaged Boo assem-
bled in This city today for los tricn
NAL ua ional congress The a.
tendance includes preventative OF
The State commanderies existing in
Pennsylvania. California Massaohu-
sotts Nir fnia. Louisiana. View
York Texas Indiana. Michigan.
New Jersey and q number oi other
States Since the order vas formed
IN 1894 the United State has en-
gagged in two foreign wars 'he war
siih Spain and the Chlua campaign.
and there ~ much speculation
among the deleFatee AZ to the prob
ability Of another being added 90
DE list 49, result of the present
troubles la Mexico.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-21
PRESBYTER|ANS
LOSING MEMBERS
NUMBERS NAVE DECREASED
/: ABOIT FORTl-THREE
THOUSAND ANNUALLY.
REPORT IS MADE PUBLIC.
Figures Take W account ut New
Members, Children aud Con.
,cris Taken During
Current Year.

W NhNHff' NHNN NfHs
CHICAGO. H., May ga net
loss OF members IN the prrsbytor-
ian Church averaging moro tGan 49,
0oo year for the SIX years since
1908 was rcgrctiully announced to
the session of the Presbyterian gen
eral assembly here today This loss
was stated 10 be- through the single
item oi ahsentccism In 1913. So
a27 members were dropped from The
rolls aud 72oG we're restored.
These figures. however. take no
account Of the yearly additions to
the church In new members. children
converts. etc.
The loss, 90 Given above. vas
stated tu hc due both l0 what 10
termed absent ,eism" aud TO the nc
gligoncc OF members 10 notify their
churches OF change of address The
statement Was given ~ the report Of
the committee on the suspended
Roll
IT is certainly lamcn'ablo that
there should be- such steady net
loss a. the church. the report stated
II make the situation yet more
the cause for serious thought when
n " Understood that this return h
made by only 3.iiI churches while
6.t7i churches submitted no figures.
Twenty nine per cent oi these su5-
pensions we're made by ~ churchcs.
each OF which dropped more than
nny members during the past year
Following are the figures Tor siN
! ears submitted 10 the committee
| gu...,N.I n.atnrgN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-21

~ fisl io fHr eess
KANSA4 CITY Mo. May 30
All The hirh officer and many lead
Nng ministers miasiunarios and
prominent laymon of the frcsby
terian Church iu the United states,
commonly known o. thc PrDsbyter.
ian Church south. are IN Kansas
city in readiness for ihc opening 10.
morrow ~ the annual meeting OF
tho general assembly The states
~ Alabama. Arkansas. Florida,
g. orFis Kentucky. Louisiana. Miss
issippi Missouri Nortn Carolina.
South Carolina, Tennessee TeNas
and Nirgina are embraced Boo TIE
3 neral assem- liy aud delegate VII
bc present from al The gathering
vii be- opened at o. o'clock tomor.
rpN mornine with the sermon OF
Tie retirlnr moderator. a nev
moderator pIll o. elected az TIE at
tefnoOn session several candidates
are IN the field for the honor Del
"gaiss from the North Carolina
presbyiari.s $50 eul~sF0r 20 have
Winston salem selected a. the
meeting plaee for the general a--
semhiy neat GEAR.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-21
Nav Withdraw Ships


WASHINGTON. u. g.. MAY 90.
A general slackoninr Of the tension
over the Mexican situation resulted
TODAY In consideration OF plans Ell
the Navy department which includ
eel the withdrawal OF par, ol lhs
fleet now on the cast coast OF Mex
leo.
Acting Secretary of the Navy
R~--.-,sli ga e. ',sne. .giii,lg the
week 90 have four battleships, -four
destroy eIs and ,ender on. the way
north
Roosevelt explained that condition
Of ships nccessitated their return
FOR cllici ncy reasons. II neces
ssry. he said arrangement to replace
the ships can be made.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-21

III 'HN N'" ~
WASHINGTON. o.. q Nav go
Officials aud clorks iu tha Navy
Impairment have not ha nue. idl.
time on their hand. "' late. but
some OF the veteran attaches % the
department IN spare moment 10
Uat recalled tnr fao' that q li' {"
..lr .ttrc' vac boz tho air just 'tn
tt.r. 80 o. This date n vas On
Mas zoo. 1909. that The country was
..i a.uuttcr bog sn order sending
th. whole South Atlantic squadron
o. Tauu.r ON account ~ the Kid.
mapping OF pordiraris. an American
citizen. o., Arabs Happily the cap.
r,a aas released by The kidnappers
and the American vessels returned
home without being pat the necess-
Ift % firing shot
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-21
Attorney Imprisoned.

~ \ -0IHIII TTIIl-
JIAREZ. Mex, May 20 Seven
prominent attorneys from Torreon,
Saltlllo and Monterey hav" been
confined boz jain there by the con
stitu'ionalist officials on charge Of
poruicious political activity accord
ding 20 word received here today
The names Of the men. said 10 be-
prominent are unknown here
The execution OF General pzcrno
aud another general whose name b.
unknown. together with - mem
beers Of the aucrs staff. indicates
the bitterness with which the cOnstl-
utioualists are Wagiug the cam
paign near SaltIll0
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-21
CLUB MUST NOT
DISPENSE LIQUOR
STEw iRD on ELkS' CLAIR MUST
PAY $4,000 FINE AND SERVE
JAZZ SENTENtE.

Special tn The Nrvs
AUSTIN Tex. May 20 The
Court of Criminal Appeals today
oycrruled motion for re-hoaring
IN the ease OF George Barnes from
Harrison county This Is known as
the Elks club Of Marshall case.
Barnes as steward OF the Elks club,
there was fined $4,000 on two counts
and given term of $50 day in
Jail on conviction OF soliciting and
taking orders Tor Intoxicating liquors
in local option territory and for
keeping cold storage in prohibited
territory This heavy fine is exact
ly the amount OF the occupation tax
imposed by law Tor soliciting ord RS
and for keeping cold storage
Barnes will now have 10 pay the tine
and serve hts term la Jail.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-21
AIDiiItH RESrON NiIiIE iOI,
NEW nav EMS TEDt Bills

~ AHu,h'sd Pre-
WASHINGTON D. g.. MAY 20
That former senator Nclaon ". Aid
rich. wa. primarily instrumental IN
the sale of Rhode island trolly sys.
TENS 10 tho New York New Haven
aud Hartford Tor nineteen or twenty
million dollars va. DO, statement
made TODAY ny Charlie S Mcllcn for
mcr president uf The Nce Haven. IN
his TESTIMONY hcior. iHc Interstate
c. Wmcrc" Commission
Mcllen emphasized .Hc domino.
ton %; j picrpou Uwriu over the
propcriia. also thc u.'iriaiH of tho
Sew Haven and rof mod 90 Morgan
as the Master mind of tho sya.
tenn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-21
White slave Traffic.

Chicago. May. 20.-"No tolera
tion. no regulation. no recognition.
This is the suggested slogan OF
tho Presbyterian church presented
tn the i26th general assembly herr
today Ia the report Of the spccisl
Committee on White Slave Traffic.
The report estimates that there are
700 unn prostitutes In the nitsd
States. and that a far greater mum
bcr are unchastc. Contributing fac
tor. iu this condition are the fash
ions. dances. the theatre. literature
and ignorance The principal reme-
dv suggested Is the enlightened
training Of the young.
The report vas prepared by Paul
n. Hickok. John Balloon Shaw. John
Kennedy. Winfield Scott Hall and ].
NJ r. Finncy Excerpts follow
Your Committee Is directed 10
consider the enormous violation Of
tho Seventh Commandment involved
in the traffic This Is not a mat
ter calling for statistics. with all
the mental confusion that must re-
suit from long statements of APP
palnng figures but that the extent
OF the traffic In human bodies for
purposes OF lust aud greed IN 'enor-
nous. a. described In the Assembly's
resolution. Is terribly evident upon
only slight investigation. The Vice
Commission OF Chicago. ILL.,. appoint
ed by the city Council In 1910. has
made a most thorough survey OF
these conditions In that one city. In
Chicago alone. the Commission re-
ported that there are not far from
3 600 women who devote their time
wholly 10 the business OF prostitu-
ton. The conditions In that city
are not believed 10 he worse than
In most cities of the country. This
ngure did not include. Of course. the
much vaster army Of persons leading
Impure lives. guilty OF occasional I'm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-21

UITNOTT Wlrh- Nav ~
STORES eff the foremost ctaugelisiic
leader of the Methodist Episcopal
denomination In the United St9tee
are 300 Datroit for the annual general
conference on evangelism. which op-
cnpd BOO the Central Methodist
church this morning aud 1901 con
fiuur boo session over tomorrow
The work ui tn coafcrcncc Is Ia
formulate plans for tic cfduecliatic
ariutiea of The coming year and 20
prepare literature ~ the AID and
guidance of pastors Boz thcir roaprc-
Tive Districts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-21

CHICAGO. MAY 30 ono ou' oi
eleven marriage in this rnuhlr'
ends In divorce. The Mghcs III
yorcc rate in ary country o. Japan
The next highest Is 90 the lnl'N
States This situation b. dh
grace 10 America. $50 SAYING ih"
report of m, cumuliir" ou mdfriaIr
and divorce made 90 the Pr'nhl i'-
risn general assembly n non
here. opened with au emphatic DE-
runciation ul The apathy ON lHl
subject and declared that The lli''
VAS ripe for action and mot wnid
"Ccriainlv no earnest man can h'
quiet aud satisfied under such cor.
ditionb. the report said No donh'
some VIII ssy that vc must call
conference and orEauif' ucN 800.
cie,y. Such prnp0.ils oul' aoH
nov aggraystiou Full puhlirhl
has been given RESOLUTIONS have
been passed ,pusr and rnui't
encrs composed of tHr highest ahll
tiles have been called and ha'' D.
sued their finding and a1'i''
surely. nothing mor d. needed H
the way of ihcOr More D. n'''i''
In the way OF action and t'tn'l-
The two legal hndi' provided i"'
no executive agcur, in carry 'h'li
plans into effect
Now we should s.' The Pto.
byterian church o. Iu position pei
take steps tor au advance " h''
h. it, confession uf faith ,hdpi'i
on marrialc aud divorce The rs
mods and Presbyterian are -o close.
81 related iu 40 th, state. io i'sis
latures that should noR Do az
preached with definite proposals. TOT
reform our minister. and 'lu'i
might oasiiy iu,it, th, cooperation
OF their brethren 100 other d"nomi"
ations. and together might nope u.
secure the passage of improved laws
on this behalf
.The rommittc, would hereby
recommend that this general as'
,embly approve OF the following pai
tlculars as desirable for incorp"ia
ton Boz au improved state code OF
uev law on marriage and divorce
The requirement OF residehe'
OF al least two years In the state
where the application FOR divorce j.
10 BE- entered.
The requirement of period OF
al least one year before the grant
------
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-21
EOOSENEIT GETS RFNnI
FOR STRENI 81 y IiNiNIGN

- Associated Press
OYSTER Ray. Nav 90 ON The
first day after his return from South
America Roosevelt cot into touch
today win the political situation
tonight and plans are under way
for Progrs .sisc campaign in i?1f
George W Perkins chairman of
The executive committee uf fh.
Pros ros.iro national committee. and
clifford Piuchot wore iu conference
With Roosevelt today
u is known Roosevelt expects lo
make u.c 81 iho most arduou. 'nu
pai.nH ir hts career.
On MAY go he will leave for
Spain 20 aitfond the Wedding of uia
son Kermit
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-21
ut MET IilEhTEb ~
lOt NJ british PLAYED;

by Associated Press
SANDWICH. England. MAY ~
Brilliant playing OF Charles W.
Evans Jr.. Chicago aud Harold Web
her of Toledo. carried them To vie
tory In their respective contests to-
day in the British Amateur coli
Championship Tournament.
They are new the sole remaining
Uni.cd States representatives for the
next round
Ouimet. the American open cham
plon. lost his match today. Ouimet
was defeated by the 4 year old liri-
tish English player 1ubbs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-21

The United States Is repre-.
scented at the peace conference for
the settlement of The Mexican trou.
Bile At Niagara Fails Canada by
Associate Supreme Court Justice
Joseph Ruckcr Lamar and Frederick
W Lehman who was solicitor gen
oral IN the TAFT administration.
Mr. Lehman has q deep know
ledge of international law while
Justice Lamar has paid attention in
bis supreme Court work to such
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-21
JUDE ADVOCATE ~ \ YER.
DiCT WILL nv ~ n uTTED
10 HiGn OFfr Ms.
HAMMOCK DENIED CHARGE
No Evidence From striIei,' side of
Controversy On Asoh ~
High Feeling Aga asl the
state t.uafsi,.

DENVER. Colo. Ma, so.-Prc-
sentati0n OF evidence Il ie cas-. OF
Patrick j. Hamruck. be,u the gen
cral court martial Ufeih Colorado
National Guard. on char of muir
der, manslaughter. arson 4 larceny
growing out OF the battl % Ludlow
April 20 concluded.
Judge Advocate SMITH stated the
verdict would he submitted To Adj
iutant General Chase s.d Governor
AmmOns
Hammock ON the stand denied
every charge
CLOSING. jude Advu,Alc Smith.
expressed regret of lila jnahility Ia
secure testimony from he strikers
side John McLennan. president OF
.hc District Union told him that In
view Of existing feeling AGAINST ma
iional guards The mincrB' union
thought II not best 20 take lcsti.
mOny
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-21

TRENTON. y. j. MAY 1H
dozen moaumeu marking iuirrsi
Ing points ~ the route trafersed
by Washington and bis army pre-.
yi0us 20 the battles a. Trenton and
Princeton were unveiled TO-DAY h'
tie Npu Jersey society OF the sons
of he Revolution The monument.
consisted of granite obehsks eight
feet in height, each bearing "a hrnuf,
tablet with an Inscription.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-21

tBy Western I non ' IT,
Waco. raining a ,tin. raining
aI day. san Angelo. cloud ih'r
man. cloudy. Nscoduches. cloudy
cool. Beaumont. clear. sour rain
SIN 1oges clear. coO' Terrell ram
ln morning Galveston, cloudy. ~.
-vcetvater raining bard Ni'hitH
Fails. threatening . mplc .Iiuins
since noon: BrosnvuDd. raiuIns all
.,crnoon aGIncs, he. cloudy
Chickasha. cloudy Tckarkaua.
cloudy. Ardmorc. ,.pudy warm.
Houston. cloudy windy: oklahoma
city cloudy. calm. Fort Worth.
cloudy. SO. Dallas. shOwer- 80.
TYLER. cloudy. sprina ing. Taylor.
rain. Marshall. clear. o.. asant
Gainesville. clear. a.; Coflcaua
cloudy. no rain Wa1shschif rain
lng. Quanah threatening Wills
boro. raining part daf Paris. clear.
g.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-21
Celebration 1T charl",e.

FTT" Ut n TT ~
CHARLOTTE. y. G.. NAV go
a thr0o-day celebration IN honor OF
the l3ath Anniversary of the Meek
lcnhrrg declaration ~ indepcnl
cucc. which was promulgated MAJ
90. 1878. nearly year In adyanr.
~ The declaration Of the Thirteen
colonies az Philadelphia. was open
cd here this afternoon with q pro-
gramme o. exercises which had a
H. principle feature an Grafton b,
Vice President Thomas Y. Marshall
The exercises we're held IN Vance
Park. where crowd that Included
hundreds 81 visitors to the city a.
sembled 10 listen 60 the addrpsse
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-21
IIucrta Denies Runor.

o. AUUIIIII TffRs
MEXICO CITY. May 20 llucrta
In AN Interview today said The
Mexican peace delegate have ma
instructions 10 offer nay Ignatiou
a. the conference at Niagara Falls.
tie spoke cmphaiically cmphasiz.
ing his words gith gesture OF his
right hand
Prior Co this. Acting Minister of
Foreign Affairs Ruiz bad declared
the Mexican representative were
given ample powers tp deal win
everything that may hr discussed
with the object of solving the am.
Dulti
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-21
NGAigGIAN STEAMSHIP
AIDED nN BA1TLESIIIl



GALVESTON. ~, Hay 80. The
Norwegian steamer, Atlantic. which
left Galveston May / Tor Tampico
with gS passengers Is aground hun
dred miles north OF Tam,ic0. Tugs
have been ordered TO he rescue.
All passengers havf been taken
81, ~ IL ,.AAUa-~s' dos os-tsio. = ,
Connecticut. accordinf 20 informa
ton received here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-21
equation TAX FOH
on WELL. OWNERS

ni"'lNI IN l'. Hf"H
AUSTIN. Tex, Nav 30 The ~
torucy GonPa!s Department hold
today iu an opinion that an persons
owning, controlling. or leasing oi.
wells shall br rcquirop 20 pay ths
occupation tax. including all per
sons who lease land from the state
under the acts Of the rocular scs-
sion Of the thirty third legislature
which provides for the development
Of oil field.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-21
,illn Maiis tnr nna,l

iE'risI ~ lts Nes.
ESTANCION. Amargo N's Mas
"a Announcements that mo- goncr.
n advance NJ the consiiiut iou7lisi
arm, uudrr villa viii be- made uu.
nI tho railroad from Parcdon "a
salrlo repaired is regarded aa a
certain Indication co. The respect
VIVA holds Tor tho lighting abi'iiy
uf ihc federal garrison
Ilc be- unuillius that Do. aoldior.
hall be handicapped by the fatigue
uf desert march
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-21
lrcdcrick ". lehman, Former
solicitor General.

questions For several days both
tina both went tp the conference with
Secretary at State William j Bryan
and the Pre- idcnt n Is understood
that both 20 10 the conference with
the demand that General lluerta
must be- eliminated from the Mexican
situation u e. supposed that the
conlcrocs named by General Iuerta
win be- a. strongly opposed 10 such
concession
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-21
Inrnn,In Kills MeNicnn,.

MUIQU W, Coahuila, McA. May
20 Sixteen lives we're lost Ia a
tornado which swept this town yes
terday. The terrific Wind torn down
buildings and Killed hundreds OF
horses and cattle several we're
Killed when struck by enormous
hail stones.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-21
Want rroops Retained

WASHINGTON, y. G.. MAY 20 -
Bearing proposals OF plan for set
tlcmcnl OF the labor strike In south
crn Colorado coal field aud an ap-
peal To the president that federal
troops be maintained IN the district
Judge Hen u. Lindsey arrived to-
night
On the same train delegation OF
women came 10 sec the president.
Lindsey referred to the women AZ
victims of the Ludlow massacre
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-21

Jack Rose, who. according Go his
story in the trial OF Charles Becker.
former police lieutenant ol New York
city, was Beckcr's chief agent In the
murder of Herman Rosonthal. again
took the witness stand when the ease
against Becker was called. He told
much the same story he had given
ON the first trial
Rose has changed considerably
since the first trial. lie has lived
IN the country. aud had reformed
or pretended 10 reform. for he has
been preaching temperance aud hon
csiy lie was camcr aud showed
fewer traces OF the life he had led
when he was n habiluc of The east
side In New York
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-21

r....IH. 'H IHf Nrff
SPRINGFIELD. CO.,. MAY 90 =
Guest. form Chicago aud several
ether places came to Springfield to-
das 90 attend the wedding Of Miss
Catherine Yste- aud John Lyle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-21
JACOB RIIS mas
NJ IUANiI 10 IIiI

90 Al.ntiaisd Press
BARRE. VI. Nal .n Tho rou
diilou of Jacob 4 Hus. fH' writer.
and social worker. B.. ,r.ua. ouiFht.
phs siriaus say there Boz up nope for
improvement he uft ring from
chronic heart troub',
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-21

WASHINGTON. % e.. Mai 20
WESTERN Texas GENERALLY fair
Thursday aud Friday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-21
PROCEEDINGS IN
HIGHEST COURTS
W PANHANDLE cisEs ACTED
ON Bi SUPREME Ti,iBuN-
AIS yesterday.

Special to The NcSs
AUSTIN, TgX. May 2o The fol
lowing proceedings we're had In the
supreme court today
Petition for Mandnmus dismissed
+ Maldamado rs. W. T. Lane
comptroller.
Certified Questions Answered;
~. Worth Belt Ry. Co. VS.. Helen
Jones ct oil. Tarrant county
Judgments reversed and Cause
l,cmaudcd
Mrs Elizabeth Scot. ct al vs. Mrs
Georgia Scott Townsend Tarrant
county
Application Granted:
Mrs Elizabeth Scott ~ al vs. Mrs
Georgia scott Townsend, Tarranl
county
Application Dismissed foi Want Ui
Jurisdiction:
T. e.. kcllnpr. ss. Elizabeth Randi,
pt al, Waller county
Motion fnr Rchcaiing Submitted:
State oi Texas SIS. 6 vs.. Post Ira
Wis, county.
The folluViug proceedings we're
had IN the court of criminal appeals
today
Afiirmch
Syl Naripni from Bowie.
Jake Wills from Cherokee
Morse Bishop from Colorado.
Paul walker. from Jones.
i y Mcwcr. from Klobcrg
lee Ward from MONTAGUE.
Joe Hutlo. from Pamela
u. S. Arnold. from Sumeryall
Reversed AMI Rcmsn d'd.
! N Brown. from Dallas
1oQ Baruhill from Jack
= IS Sorroll. from san Saba
M'iion for Hearing o,crrulcd
Frank Willis from NcLcnnan
Geo. Barnes, from Harrison
iudio Singleton. from Williamson
T. 20 Hewitt. from Knox
y, Part Carl Gardner. from
Washington
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-21
Application Granted:

Mrs Elizabeth Scott IT al vs.. Mrs
Georgia Scott Townsend, Tarran'
county
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-21

The followiug proceedings we're
had IN the court of criminal appeals
tpdaK
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-21
Application Dismissed loi Want IT
Jurisdiction:

j. g. kcllnpr. 's. Elizabeth Randlc
pi al. Waller county
Motion tot Rchcaiing Submitted;
State ol Texas VS. e. vs.. Post, Ira
Wis. county.