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The herald., 1917-11-01

''The real problem Of preparedness"
writes George Creel in Everybody's, sis
the prosaic, painstaking business Of
buying, storing and manufacturing. All
the valOr that may be rallied to a
cause, the daring of heroes and Ma
pOleOnic strategy, are powerless to
avert defeat and disaster if there be
a lack of munitions, If the fighting
force be not properly fed and clothed.
A thorough, scientific organization Of
industry for national service is the
one firm foundation upon which the
defense Of country may be builded.
The mobilization of armies is futile
unless accompanied by mobilization Of
resources. The preparedness that Is
military only, and not industrial as
well, is criminal in its stupid disre-
gard of the truths that European ex-
perience has written in blood and
tears"
The herald., 1917-11-01
Glrfs as Ticket Collectors

The employment Of girls as ticket
collectors In Britain has lead one or
two men to endeavor to travel without
paying Q fare. Such an one was re-
Gently charged at Ware. Giving evi.
eence, a girl collector said she refused
70 allow the accused to pass because
Ihe had not q ticket. He swore at her,
took her by the collar, and tried to
push past. The Clerk-"What hap.
|pened?" II Just took hold of him
and deposited him outside. He looked
surprised" was the girls calm reply
amid tho laughter Of the court
The herald., 1917-11-01
GETTING THE AIR IN ALASKA
heopie Of Far North Do Not Warm Up
70 Idea Of the Open Window,
Declares Writer.
%ETE
50 -s1As>JTs
CNFN
r--w7Ty-TT
Livei
Keep alivei
Imbibe the ozonel

Livet - 't~lftE
Keep alivei 'EC'iCs-'
Imbibe the oZonel
| Wash the blood In oxygen. Rebuild
tho tissues Of the human mach'ue. Get
up In the morning feeling good. Why
stupefy when oxygen is the most abun-
dant and widely distributed element OF
earth and SO essential to the human
enimal2
Dawson revels today in the splendor
of the midnight sun, says the Dawson
(Yukon) News. Balsam and the vigor
of youth are In every breath Of fresh
hir. The open air Of this halcyon cline
as an ocean for bodily nourishment.
These facts are patent. They need
no substantiation to anyone with half
an opdc. And yet how many there are
In this salubrious realm who court
stupidity by sleeping In stuffy, box
light rooms-in fetd and impoverished
air which Is poison rather than food
10 the system.
Cruise the streets Of Dawson after
midnight in this glorious midsummer
period. Note how few windows or
sleeping rooms are open; how few are
Inviting the currents Of stimulating
hir; and how many actually have the
windows down tight, and not even a
fnothole open large enough to let in
air for q microbe.
A small percentage will be noticed
sleeping with the windows open, and a
VERY few have plunged right into the
open and sleep In cots on porches or In
tents. These know the Joy Of lungs
well filed with lifegiving element
throughout the hours of sleep, and feel
the Jingle Of new life and the buoy
Ancy Of youth when they awaken. They
do not drag themselves from their pill
lows. They bound out like you did
when a boy. That's what all can do
who otherwise are blessed in limb and
form.
Get the idea. Open the doors. Throw
mp the windows, or move out under the
heayens. Breathe and live.
The herald., 1917-11-01
Bio War Man.

An American exhibitors war map Is
10 by 20 feet In size, and shows the
most Of Europe, shaped to the earth's
natural curvature, and with a relief
exaggerated 10 times, the horizontal
scale being 7.S miles to the inch, and
the vertical rs mile. About 200 places
are marked by electric bulbs. Their
names are on large Indicator at the
side, and as the lecturer causes the
name Of town on this to light up,
the corresponding bulb on the map
begins to glow.
The herald., 1917-11-01
No Clothespjns In China.

The American housewife carries
around big bag Of clothespins every
Monday. The Chinaman twists two
clotheslines together and thrusts the
corners Of the washing between the
two strands, where they are held as
firmly as clothespin ever held them,
says the christian Herald" The in
PRODUCTION of clothespins will not help
the Chinese, and even such revolution
izing products as the sewing machine,
the electric light and the photograph,
which give to Americans leisure, eve
nings of good reading and grand opera
at home, may mean longer hours Of
toll for the Chinese, or unwholesome
pleasures when the work is finished.
The herald., 1917-11-01

American soldiers In France have al
ready learned how to spend money In
French.
The herald., 1917-11-01

Collecting the income tax Is differ
lent from fishing. The biggest. ones do
mot always get away.
The herald., 1917-11-01

Y The Joy ride continues to take its
toll Of human life.
The herald., 1917-11-01

kits are certainly picturesque, and
nobody cares what the masculine knee
looks like, anyway.
The herald., 1917-11-01

Now Is the time to live and let live.
Life was never more interesting.
The herald., 1917-11-01

What has become II the old-fash-
Toned wood ship versus steel ship cons
itroversy?
The herald., 1917-11-01

f, Somewhere in France" now seems
AZ intimate to Americans as the next
township.
The herald., 1917-11-01

Crop estimates should not fail to
take in the oDtimisucreports trom,tha
back yard -
The herald., 1917-11-01

II money Is all that this war is going
% cost You, you are indeed lucky.
The herald., 1917-11-01

The historian Is not the man who
- paid to make history.
The herald., 1917-11-01

The circulation per capita is now
$45.S6. We have all Of ours In hand
Except the $45.
The herald., 1917-11-01

Get 1t into your head that we are In
this war to win 1t and never mind
iabout the other .x,aa anna
The herald., 1917-11-01

One cannot be hailed as a hero in
France without taking the trouble to
Equality.
The herald., 1917-11-01
CHARTER

OF EDWARDS MOTOR Co, INC.
State Of Louisiana, Parish OF Orleans, City
OF New Orleans.
The herald., 1917-11-01
CHARTER

OF THE DUNDEE BURLAP COMPANY
INCORPORATED"
The herald., 1917-11-01

State OF Louisiana, Parish OF Orleans, City
OF New Orleans.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-07
TRACTION STRIKE
BROUGHT To END
THoIHIE At ON TINE NJ ESSI-
IAII.D pHtS SE\jI Oi
TROOPS.
~ A.,or,atsd Pre-.

~ Assoriuisi rr'ss
pLOONINGTON. lll. July
The strike of street ear men which
today assumed such threatening pro.
portions aa tu uaecssiiatc the presence
ol state troops u1a settled late thit
afternoon
The demand. oi the union Won"
substantially granted and q commit
tee appointed 60 adjust buy uuitldud
Wu lI 'rrruccs
The Illinois traction system. which
controls the line here. aFrred today
tY take back iu service tnc men wu"
Iou iu. rmplo, q irN u,rt. 1t". pi'.
,piiatug tHc trouble The striker
.asrrcd tu return Co work tomorrow.
other issues. including the CLOSED
shop demands of the employees. nr"
/ |uay schedule and hours pi labor viii
/ Boo taken Hp Monday when @ commit
. tse ui street ear Wru iN' Federated
Shop Empluyps O.. ihu Dh.uru and
Alton. Mayor Jones. ana tHr traction
/ |.Hmplu, meet
/ several hundred employee n' tHo
Niuu shop uuI' work tudrv boo a
/ I.,mnlfUei. .fII.H
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-07

~ Associated Press.
NEW YORK. July G Win the
war. treat every incitcment to ciyil
war as treason To humanity and bend
your every energy 10 the overthrow
OF the German armies was the adj
vice uf Theodore Roosevelt given to
Ambassador Boris Bakhmciioi and
the other members of the Russian
war mission IN an address which he
delivered IN Carnegie Hall tonight
on the occasion OF New York City's
Official welcome 90 the mission The
meeting was held under the auspices
of the American Friends OF New Rus
sia. acting In conjunction With the
mayors committee of welcome MT
Roosevelt said
~ am sure that Z express The feel
ings of my fellow countrymen when
! say that n Is matter Of heartfelt
+, ioicing among all the people of the
United states 10 greet this deputation
from the new Russia, the great Rus
sian democracy As nation We
have for many wears felt q peculiar
sympathy with and admiration Tor the
mighty Slay people OF the forest and
the steppo; for the young giant
among nations which as yet, has half
/ developed its tremendous strength.
I'm the past ardent sympathy with
aud hope for the Russian people ~
America has had 20 struggle with a
shocked disbelief in autocracy ANA
with the whole policy ut reaction and
| ohscurantism.
we held az our ideal. the hope
that ultimately the mighty Russian
empire might stand as here we at
least try to stand. so that Jew ANA
! Catholic and protestant might feel
their conscience as free as the con
science of the orthodox, and q self.
governing Finland or the Caucasus OF
! Armenia enjoy within the empire tho
liberty that New York and Texas en-
! joy within this union
Therefore. we hail You, men and
women OF the new Russia, with heart
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-07
l. v. ". SUSPECTED
Of FIRING FIELDS
IIo\IENNINT INVESTIGATES AI.,
IIGTD NTTI NI'1 To
RUN CROPS.

Sioux FNLIs s. %. JuIg
Government ouir.al. tonight sefr rr
ti.rui in discussing fh. alleged plot
.ffhr So W.. iH Hab'Ffr fhr .la'"
by concerted attempt throughout
iur agricultural di.fFI.fH fu burn 'uH
lipcned crop. iiuVrtor. DO nas
STATED the government sa. af wurt
Investigating The plot lul fha' when
evidence vas obtained arrests would
Do. made. One official gave adHI
u0ual rredcurc fo fIr auuuHurrm. U'
made iodsv Df army oiii0rr fhai 20
state vide movement was afuui fu
destroy fb" Efo. iur crops. hf stating
that the disclosure should U" given
sIIr publicity u order that 90"
plans oI ihr pl1fter might hc frH.
fUifeI
Maps of ihs principal crop I
fri,ie are In pns-sa Iun OF v W.
leaders connected tIfh the plot. %
b. declared ht army officer Do also
b. declared that men have been pot
.d or vantage points throughout fle
.isfp fU lr- tho fields
A. Sci uo reports have br-u pa.
cellfi uUI.h would indicate that fhs
plan had been .ef under tat ora
CIaIa uouli u1i disri0ee fhe mean.
o. t. used tH defeat ihc scheme uui
urged 90 farmer % Dol ou watch iar
aHy olthreaks
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-07
|. ". ". DIRECT
-~H
JEROME MINERS
TO QUIT WORK
MIME. MILL AND SHELTER
MORkEItS DISREGARD WALK
OII ORDER.
HUNT BEGINS CONFERENCES
RumoIs of German Activity In south-
western Copper Camp branded
As Folly By
Mediator.

w. Assoc ihtfd ltsts.
JEROME. Ariz. July G.-Indus-
trial Workers of the World today
called strike on copper mines here
elective at O'Clock this afternoon
to enforce demands Identical with
those presented at Globe by men on
strike there
Immediately after the strike was
called notices were posted by the
Jerome local OF the International
Union ol Mine. Mill and Smelter
Workers informing members the
strike action was taken without au-
thoriiy and the union could not
recognize the order The question
ul responding 10 the call was LETT to
each man 20 decide for himself
a meeting oi the Jerome local OF
The International union was called
Tor tonight tor the purposp OF taking
@ ,ot. on whether the union should
make the same demands as the In
dustrial Workers OF the World had
presented a. W McCmsky. orga-
nizct for the International union.
sand he had not heard of single
member laVoring strike.
The demandH made by the Indus
trial Workers include the following
conditions.
SiA hour day Tor all underground
men. minimum wage ~ So a dag Tor
underground workers. aud $3.50 for
surface men. two men al all drills:
u least tWo men shall work under
| ground in all places abolition OF
/ sloiiur scale contract aystem bonus:
/ change rooms with hot and cold wa
/ f,r uu armed men employed al any
time no discrimination against
| union men and abolition uf physical
/ examination.
The strike OF union miners last
. MAY vas settled June 3 u did not
involve the wage scale The com
. pluI's agreed to recognize the griev-
aurr committee. elected uy the EN-
r.aFra NOT tu discriminate against
.uukerH and io .ouperitn with min
,r 900 reducing the .o.t Oi living
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-07
LOCAL SUFFRACIST
IS BACK IN JAIL
TAKES TIsREE.DAi SENTENCE
~ FKtFEHENtI 10 PAY
NC FINE.

WASHINGTON. July Eleven
of the O g uurlrista arrested al their
Fuuth ol Iuly demonstration were
tried today and given the alternative
cot So fine or three days u Jail
The, chose to serve the three DAYS.
IN. uuuFist8 arr GLADYS ~ Grin
co. Margaret T.. Nhttomore vida
Nuuullaud. Nrs Helena iii.l Weed,
Iris q Calderh,ld. Mrs Frances b.
Green. Elizabeth S'utyosant Joy
Young NIs Lucille Shield. Lucy
Guu. aud bora Lewis
Polio, Judge NulluAuy .huNed
rrpai reluctance Goo sentence The NO.
mca tu Iai. Doc pleaded ,aiulE that
they accept So i.ur each and ui
Tered tu advance them tho money
20 don't a.k You lo stop marching
entirely boz .Iid % only Isk you
to .oep away rom the white House
Son know thr times are abnormal
Wr arc 100 VAT and you should NOT
bother ilr president
The women Will Uc released from
ll sunday morning Friends tu.
uIrhf sent them flowers and baskets
uI mu and ia.uurs io east ,hr Ir
.r uf imprisonment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-07
COAL RATE CASES
QyASRED BY j. s.
INDICTMENTS AGAINST TWENTY
1--WE OPERATORS DiS-
NISSiD.
r, ssoeis,sd Pre-.

NEW YORK. July Indictment
against % more OF fhr Virginia and
West Virginia somi-hiiumInuus coal
companies and seven of the udiy.d
uals charged with violation 0' The
sherman auti-truai law hy restraining
trade and fixing prices. were dismiss
81 by Judra Grubh Boo Federal Dis
trict Court here TODAY.
sitty-fisc corpora and o. op-
orators stiIl are under indictment.
however. and the taking of testimony
boz their defense vIII he resumed
Monday The government bad com
pl.ted the presen'a'i0r OF .'H case
o. vas announced ny Judge G-uhh
however that fhe Iulicm"H'. against
nine 0f these Companie- ari uu. .rdi.
Nldusl Will he ilsI y-.ed uuIr. odd
tiunal eyIdeuo. I. .. arri ari.H.f f
u vas Indicated tonight ffII. would
b. ended next week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-07
CARnhNzA ASKS
FOR HUGE LOAN
NpNtN WI 80 ~ NtIn ~
it~i'u~ ~. 90 spN Vim
uiNt EANh

NI.I.l DfTr Ius rvnur
HIH.r. l...I. I. rs.H...f. o. .uIr ni
100000. ..H FH.I ar. .ts1 ny
ffs.I IdtHf lHrurrH IH ..umur..l.
r.H fItY TIH president iII uHt
at UDH H. expected f. negotiate fhe
l.ar I.f declared chat aH.n 'hs mai.
t.r .THH. .rI mu.,'I.n D.. would
submit lI .iffHT. fn ..frrs# Tna
statement aHHa4lrf. fls Iaar rIn he
IIa..I af ffe t..l % 'H. rev
afumsnf iau. oI u.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-07
SEVERAL CHINESE PARTIES RISE
WITH INTENT TO DISPLACE CHANG

lf the head of The eighth Chihli d.
vision
FsuE k0w chang. former vice.
president is declared o. be making
attempts to become the head OF the
PROV islouBl government Republi-
can here have dispatched the cruis-
er HliEhi 90 ChinWangtao on the
Cuif of Liam rung IN an effort 70
persuade ID Yuan Hung the depossd
president to leave reking and come
o. shanghai
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-07
HUNGARIAN PARLIAMENT
IS TO De DISSOLVED

LONDON. IIlr o. o. BE- anu0ur.
"a boo uulIp, char Count N0rIil
Estefhayy. fbe hungarian premier
aiIl dissolve parliament as l.s uH
truciite tactic, 1' importers n. '1r
uar Premier Ti.a are making IsE
IaiIun IUp1 900, rho Exchange T.I..
Frm rnrlrp ppulrui 40 Amsterdam
reports
Before dissolution. however tHo
premier ..she. IH obtain pavar. col
fhr Hea fun'h .1V ir order chat
elections mas be held under the re
r I.ed stem
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-07

- Assnflsisf fffaa
WAsH1NsTp. IuiF . selection
day Tor the uew national army BE- az
proarhinF rapid'r al enc lnral etemp-
tl0n boards In fhe various states com.
plefe their aras1If1fiun. indication
are thar the drlaIur Hlll D. held
newt week. huf no official statement
has been made a. to tle aar depart
msuts plans
Admlnislraiiau official .f.i main
tain strict silence ss 90 the method 20
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-07
SPY REGULATIONS
ARR. TO BE MADE
MORE STRINGENT.
OFFICIALS DECLARE RECENT
REPORTS WE'RE
INAGGIRAIIn.
MAY CENSOR FOREIGN MAIL
Ma, Ash Legislation Giving Govern
ment Power a. Keep Close
watch over outgoing
,hlc.

o. Associated rurs
NASUEITOE. Iuly g. Al
though officials mere take little stock
in the sensational spy rumura that
have followed llu uhmarIue attack
ou the American D>poditiouJry force.
IL is mot unlikely that the agitation
may result ln more stringent ospion-
IlFo regulations. especially with re
yard tu outgoing malls aud cables
% has been declared authoritative
us that startling revelations ul what
already has been accomplished might
bp made % lt VriH considered iu the
luuhlic interest
10 Keep Down Scnrcs.
The government realizes that such
a course probably would serve me-
good purpose oud might generate %
spy hyHeria of dangerous proper
tiuus. liAr the scltes which resulted
iu injustice to innocent persons in
several European countries early u
the War
lu view of thr loyal ATTITUDE ni the
large body ot German Americana. 30
Is considered particularly important
thar un h,aicric1i agitation and no
unuoce Hary ENGINEERING of suspicion
against the foreign bonn
That the efficient German spy sya
m orst .,ius ih this Dow'J 81
consldtred uy hirh Officials as one o
Tho Inevitable .iiOumeauo,s ol th,
lU.T
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-07
DRAWING FOR NEW NATIONAL ARMY
MAY Be HELD WITHIN NEXT WEEK

Ha followed U o. Hndsri food. h0V
ever ttlf BE- d. proposed i0 place Iu l
single Iuu eUrs' in Wa hinfinn pr"
.HupI.fa .af Uf numbers when %
number s taken rDm tnr wheel fH"
mon Iu farH exemption district Rhuse
card bear. tr a.ulI number uliI ba
drafted Thu. HH each nImler I
draau approximately 10000 msn Uiil
D. drafted nf urr boz .frh exemption
fContlnuea on PAGE Sir.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-07
ILIiDN ASkS AMpRIII
IOR EniRAi TROOPS

GLOBE Ar.z luly Governor
Campbell was advised 1y telegraph
today of fhe calling of the miners
sfriss in iHo Jerome district ~ north
.u Arizona and au appeal vas made
iU him 200 send United States troops
ih'.o ls hli hreu done here bat thu
rn.Drnu. declined 90 comment upon
tCoutinued on Page F0urD
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-07

felt rejoicing Now Al least we can
wish all success 20 Russia without
any misgiVing OF mental reservation.
Now we feel that the mighty Slay re-
public has blazgd the trail ol freedom
and has won la legitimate the right
To stand in the forefront of the on
ward movement of mankind. Now
We have the right tn expect that YOU
will grant the mon OF other races
the rights of government and relig
ious liberty which YOU SO Justly de
mnnd for yourselves.
I'm couErduulaling YOU and earn
estly wish ym God suo"d on the path
uf national greatness. ! do not un-
darestimate the grave dangers that
rise before YOU.
NO liberty can he permanently se-
cure unless It rests on foundation
uf order No people can permanently
escape control from without unless
they practice control from within,
and civil strife Within nation In
vites and ultimately irsurcs aggres
sion from some other nation.
sell control Is the surcst safe
guard against alien control II IS be
couse we Americans go deeply desire
| the permanent triumph OF democracy
In Russia that with oll our hearts We
/ hope Tor moderation IN the use of
your victory
Honorable Notion Appreciated.
"All of us who love Russia are
thankful beyond measure for the re-
usal OF the Russiars 90 uyonEe past
+ wrongs ny the commission of present
wrongs. we honor them Tor the stead
fast turning away rom that course
of action which would stain the hand.
of liberty with blood We most earn
csily hope that whg' Russia has los
daring aud courage achieved she vii
now preserve by coulhoaded wisdom
by moderation and by practical rec
ognition OF the fact that lih'ri,
without order may prove as great
fCnutiuupd ON Page SiNl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-07

with that the colonel brought
down ON MT Compers shoulder hi
opeu lert hand which he had raised
above his head Al this iuncurc
many ~ the men ON the platform
leaped to their feet and there wao o
storm of hisaos. cheers aud hoos
from an parts OF the house When
Mr. Roosevelt could maxi himself
heard above the din. he went on
81 will ro 10 any extreme 90 bring
Justice 10 IA" laboring rnn but when
there is murder I will pui him
down
when the former president had
finished. Mr. Gompcrs, evidently
deeply stirred. started 10 rise 40
make reioinder but va pushed back
into - aoa' - 'il,ae, 80 ~ uaar
him wfilc Mayor Mitchell. who pte-
sided pounded vigorously with his
gavel IN an effort to restore order.
Several minute elapsed before 10
was possible "a Introduce Boris Bnk
hmoteil the Russian amba iad0r.
and continue the meeting A. the
excitement subsIdcd. NJ Roosevelt
aud Mr. Gomp,rs found thomaeiyrs
sitting side boy sid"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-07
SENAT TORS DEFEAT
BONE DRY CLAUSE
IN FOOD MEASURE
PROHIBITION on INTONlCANTS
WILL BE LIMITED To
BEVERAGES.
PRO FORCE STILL HOPEFUL
Eleventh Hour Fight on Consumption
OF Spirits Di-rupis Leaders
Well Laid planS--lie-
cess Taken.
By Associs,ed Press

By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. July Al the
close of a day of turbulent debate,
and after voting 81 to % against the
so-called bone dry" amendment the
senate tonight recessed until tomor-
row in the midst ol the prohibition
fight in connection with the food
control hill
Defeat of the bone dr." proposal
ENSURES that legislation prohibiting
manufacture oil intoXicanls will be-
limited to distilled beverages Whcth-
er consumption az we'll as manulac-
ture OF distilled spirits shall cease
during the war new element IN
iecied into the contest at the elcv-
enth hour. completely disrupted
leaders well laid plans and caused
the recess for conferences ON a COM
promise
Vote against Distilled Beverages.
After roll calls showing o consid.
erable majority against stopping man
ufacture of beer and wines or giving
the president power 90 -uspend their
Manufacture the senate voted 4N Ia
10 20 prohibit the making Of distilled
beverages and then hv q vote OF ~ "a
a. tentatively adopted provision
providing Withdrawal of distilled
spirits now held in bond for bcver.
age purposes Both provisions
though voted on separately, are con.
tanned IN an amendment by Senator
Cummns and added 10 The socalled
administration compromise substi
tute of Senator Robinson OF Arkan
sas. prohibiting ONLY manufacture OF
distilled beverages The substitute
wns offered for the clause as drafted
hy the agricultural committee which
would place the question Of beer ano
wine manufacture in the hands oi lh'
president.
Disapprnye Cummins Clause.
Many senators who had planned n
vote for the Robinson substitute eN
pressed their disapproyal Of the
Cummins amendment which they de-
clsred proposed virtual coniiscaliU
of 2?0 coo 000 gallons ut distilled
beverages In bond without cous"fy.ul
any grain They pointed out that lh'
government would l'ee next year bee
tween S250O00 coo and $500 0o0.
O0O In taxes and asserted that huuN
with loans upon distilled spirit
might be- put out oI business.
The prohibition forces. however
we're openly elaied over me posHimI
NV OF stopping consumption aH N"l
ss Manufacture OF wh.skey and othr
hard beverage
Nay Eliminate \mendmrnt.
Tomorrow the tiFlf will cent"
upon an effort 10 eliminate the Cum
Minis amendment upon rocousidera
tion or by comprumisr.
tContiuued on Page Eight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-07
Crush Central Powers
With Tremendous u. S.
Army. Suggests Teddy

RUSSIAN WAR MISSION ADVISED TO TREAT EVERY IN
CITEMENT TO CIVIL WAR AS TREASON TO HUMANITY
BY FORMER PRESIDENT IN ADDRESS or WELCOME
TO NEW YORK CITY