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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-12
GRAND JURY SAYS
 BESSEMER IS DRY Comments Officers for En- fOrcement of Prohibit
 ton Statutes

Bessemer, May Especial. )-Fol- lowing is the report of the spring term of the grand jury which has been in session since Monday and adjourned this afternoon:
 We have docketed 5S cases, have found 26 true bills. 30 no bills, have continued two cases and examined l43 witnesses.
 Our attention has been directed to many arrests for frivilous misdemean- ors, the defendants being the poor and ignorant and not able to lose the time and make the defense. We feel that more discretion and care should be used by the officers in this respect and that arrests should not be made in this character of cases for fees.
 eve desire to commend the off cers on the enforcement of the pro- hibition law. V is refreshing to know that afteY diligent effort we were unable to produce sufficient evil dence to find a bill for the commits sion of this offense We believe that this condition is due to the activity of the officers and the hearty cooper ation of the solicitor and your honor. We wish to commend your honor in placing hard labor sentences on the violators of the prohibition law. We feel that this has a good effect
 "We also wish to impress upon the petit jurors the necessity of giving their support to the officers in enforc- ing this law. Those who violate the same are difficult to apprehend anG they resort to every means to escape punishment.
 "Our attention has been directed to the number of homicides. We believe that this great evil is due largely to liquor and the concealed weapon habit. If the carrying of concealed weapons could be eliminated and strictly pun ished we believe that it would de- crease the great number of murders. We desire to thank your honor for his able charge and the other officials for their courtesies and cooperation and we beg to be discharged from fur ther service. Very respectfully,
 GEORGE SHAW,
 Foreman"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-12
Great Coal Miners Strike
 in Pennsylvania Averted

Washington. May 11-A tentative basis of agreement for averting a threatened strike of coal miners in the central Pennsylvania district was reached at a conference of representatives of both sides tonight with Secretary Wilson of the labor department.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-12
Deaths and Funerals
Mrs. Emma E. Freeman

Funeral services for Mrs. Emma E. Freeman, aged 42 years, who died at a local infirmary Thursday morning at 5 o'clock, were conducted from Johns' chapel yesterday morning at 10 o'clock Interment was in Elmwood cemetery. The deceased is survived by her husband, Andy Freeman.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-12
Henry c. Cosby

Henry C. Cosby, aged P years, died yes terday morning at the residence of his daughter, Mrs B. c. Orr, 1913 Sixth ave- nue. north. Funeral services will be con- ducted from the residence this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Interment will be ih Elmwood cemetery, with Johns Undertak- ing company in charge. The deceased IS survived by two daughters. Mrs. B. C. Orr and Mrs. Gilbert l.. Bloggan
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-12
THE WEATHER
Weather Forecast

Washington, May n.-Forecast for Ala bama and Mississippi: Fair Saturday and Sunday; slightly warmer Saturday south ern portion.
 Georgia: Showers Saturday except fair northwest portion; Sunday fair.
 Tennessee: Fair, slightly warmer Sat urday; Sunday fair and warmer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-12
John Kenneth Eastburn

John Kenneth Eastburn, aged v years, died yesterday morning at 8 o'clock at his residence, col St. Charles street, West End. The deceased is survived by two sons, Baxter M. Eastburn and Tom East burn, and three daughters. Funeral ar engagements will be announced later by Johns Undertaking company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-12
Mrs. Henry Bernard

Mrs. Henry Bernard died in New York city yesterday afternoon at o'clock. The deceased Is survived by three broth< CTS. Ferd Marx, Otto Marx and V. Hugo Marx, and two sisters, Mrs. M. V. Joseph and Mrs. Sam Adler, all of Birmingham
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-12
I. p Williams

The remains of J. P. Williams, aged 5S years, who died Thursday afternoon at a local infirmary, were sent to Prospect, Ala, at S:5O o'clock yesterday afternoon by I.ige Loy Undertaking company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-12
TOO LATE ID CLASSIFY

LOST-Pocketbook, in or around post office. containing one sl0 bill, one sl bill and several receipts. Reward if re- turned to this office
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-12
Mrs. Sevina R. Cauley

llrs. Sevina R. Cauley died at her resi- dence, 1909 Avenue I, Ensley, yesterday morning at 10:40 o'clock. The remains were sent to Nashville last night at o'clock by Johns Undertaking company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-12
KIRK JACKSON OF MONTGOMERY WILL. .
 HEAD BANK MEN

Mobile, May 11.-(Special)- l)--Kirk Jack son of Montgomery tomorrow will be elected president of the Alabama bank CTS. He is now vice president, and it is the custom of the bankers to elevate the vice president. Val Taylor of Union town is most prominently mentioned for the vice presidency, although a dark horse may come in at the last moment
 The bankers and their guests tonight were rendered a banquet and a dance at the Battle House auditorium.
 The excursion took place, but the at tendance was not large. President C. C. Thach of Auburn, and MT. Hecht de- livered their addresses during the even ing. President Thach appealed to the bankers to aid in the efforts of Auburn for more agricultural and industrial edu- cation; to help in the training of young men of Alabama for duties that are all ready here in those lines and for the isl- creased duties along practical lines.
 United States Senator John H. Bank head was unable to attend the convention. President T. F. Davis of the farm loan bank of New Orleans, followed Governor Harding of the federal reserve board Fri day afternoon. MT. Davis spoke in place of Senator Bankhead. Another new fea- ture of the programme Saturday will be an address by Dr. H. c. Wilson, chief of the federal bureau of hog industry in Alabama. /
 The galleries were thrown open Friday afternoon to the public in order that they might hear Governor Hardings address.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-12

London, May 1.-The Norweigan for eign office today reported the sinking ny German submarines of three Norwegian steamships. says dispatch from Chris tiana to the Central News agency. The vessels were the Tore-Jarl of 1894 tons gross, the Voss of 2422 tons gross and the Nydal, new vessel of SOSO tons gross
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-12

c. F. Read. well known road sales man for the R. D. Burnett Tobacco company, leaves today for Atlanta, where he will enter the officers train ing camp at Fort McPherson MT. Reed has been granted a leave of absence during the 90 days of the camp, he having been notified by MT Burnett that his position would be held open for him during his absence. Mir Read is well known throughout this section and is very popular with merchants all over north Alabama
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-12
PERSONAL

pr. F. D. Perkins has returned from St. Clair Springs. where he has been spending brief vacation for the past week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-12

The Tiger was a vessel of S27S tons, built in 1895. The Leikanger measures 2226 tons net Both vessels were engaged in the American trade.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-12

Funeral services over the remains of George Aubery Webb, the 2-year-old son of MT. and Mrs. J. S. Webb, who died yesterday morning. were held this after noon, interment being made at Sulphur Springs cemetery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-12

A wedding which came as a sur prise to many friends was that of Fred Owen and Miss Helen Meigs, which occurred this morning at Dol omite in the presence of a few rela- lives and friends. Miss Meigs is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. l.. c. Meigs a Parker Springs and is a charming young woman, being very popular in this city. while the groom is well known and popular here He is con nected with the American Tar Products company.
 MT. and Mrs. Owen left immediately for Pensacola, where they will spend their honeymoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-12
Local Data

or the "A hours ending at 7 p. m, May
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-20
SUGAR BEET PATCHES
IN PLAINS INSPECTED
BY SANTA f EXPERT

Col searraycs. head OF the In
dustrial department OF the Santa Re
railway. with headquarters m chic
ago. aud J. T. Johnson, agricultural
agent of The Santa Fo with mead
quarters here. spent Tuesday az
plainyicw for the purpose oi ac-
campaigning Mr. MADISON % beet OK
urri. 20 the various sugar beet
matches now being grown .n that soc
tinp
Tho governmental work Poo The SUI
gar hr.' line was first started hf
col Solrayt.. 10 Era stated " was
n january whom uO together with q
number 20. Santa Fp officials visited
the plmnvi.v section and took cor
n,zancc of tGo opportunity for The
section from beet sugar stand
poiut Tho people seemed tO boz on
thusiaatic over tho prospects for me-
phiuvicw section ranking alongside
at Colorado in this plant aud agreed
fo give over e large acreage 81 as
sisted Tho Santa Fc railroad ha.
---r-T-'- rni,lorrn IN securing O large
HuFHr factory ~ PlHiuvinW A.
subsequent meeting 90 plaiuviov th,
um Of $500 was raised o. cmnlo,
q boot expert who is now in m,
fold
Informal is that rho u1r'y on
Tho trip This wo.k won. moro than
grati'od with rho pro poets Th,
citizens look upon tho prospects o
'ho factory being located thorc as .
probability more than possibility
The expert employed bv paiuviow
after % thorough investigation OF m,
growing plants. has attrstoi tba0
/ they are doing well PlAnvIcw OK
! poets 'o have sugar factory Officials
from Utah about August Z 20 which
'imo o. is expected that something
definite viii ho given out boz the wa,
0i q large factory iu q short time
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-20
REAL EXAMPLES
Of PATRIOTISM
TNENER BOY TRAM, DOWN -
n ITAN ENLlSI n
ARMY.


p,ri.' fa Tt. Ss~'
VERNON Texas July d. ~ noon
odsy I-s men gor the MOST part VIII
Har.aur had enlisted 100 the Wl'ar-
ger Volunteers which is being raised
moro tv Captain % a Baker former
instructor of science DO Trinity lni.
gr-.ty WasahacI.o. Texas So fan
Ions county bias Furnished the arme
service No tho United states with 500
men since war was declared against
Germany There are -.I Nilhargans
.u the guard service alone
Ig connection with with The enlist
lire campaign. there have been a
rumhc. OF instances uf real patriot
lism one man. Albert Robinson. son
Of A. i. Robinson city engineer. had
an operation performed on his eye
that ho might enlist Two weeks ago
hurley farmer boy applied sr ON.
Iia'mcut ITO nas thirty pounds over
weight and was rejected To-day DO
! came BOO Goo soc captain Baker again
IUs weight vas right 10 the last
notch n developed that he has beer
training down" Tor the past tN'
weeks Anottnu. Dad walked fiticoi
miles ro that he might enlist.
The company viii Doc mustered int
rrsl.c this Veok
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-20
FIVE MORE RECRUITS
ACCEPTED BY B TROOP
OFFICERS IN AMARILLO

Lieutenant Grover C. Malone re-
ported three moro young men 10
come into rho National Guard fold
Yesterday The noarnoss oi the call
for Drafting rom washington acted
as an incentive 10 hring q number
ut lt,.. .....,l-,, s--s-~,.A - ~ 0fs'c~
Yesterday and Tho following were
accented after proper physical exam
nation.
Earl u Holder Amarillo
Joyce T. Bones Amarillo
Charles Y Halo. Amarillo
corroral Wallinr will be- IN Dal-
hart f0r tho next few days for tho
purpus" ~ recruiting for the station
m that section ln times past Dali
hart has shown herself a winner In
this rcspcc. having turned out proh-
ably more young men than any other
town i's size in the Panhandle
Tho Nrfiou1l Guard recruiting sta.
iion under Lieutenant Malone will
continue 10 hc in operation tor tho
acceptance %. men. but since the
draft becomes effective today II Is
not probable chat he will accept mon
ot ronscripiiyr age. hut those be-.
tween S and % and ha. Ncon 81 and
90.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-20
AUTOMOBILE TAX VALID
HOLDS DISTRICT JUDGE

Application for q temporary in
Junction against rho State Highway
commission 20 prevent that body
from collecting automobile roeisfra-
ton fees has been denied hy Judge
Georr" Calhoun of tho Fifv-tbirl
district court on Tuesday. UNFOLDING
ih" constitutional.ty of tho disputed
sections OF Tho law. according 10 in
formation which has been received
here. Tho case was styled = $ At
kIns against Curtis Hancock chair.
man of tho state highway commis,-
Ton
The Judgment Of the Judge shows
That the state hsF % right to lovv
revenue for the construction and
maintenance of public hirhwa,s and
holis that Do is just Tor owners al
autos 20 pay tho tax or foo which A.
levied By the body Tor this burmese
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-20
IS Childrcn's Dresses today and
tomorrow, choice Ice, at The
Ladies Store.
hCl/NE RANGE ~ BEING
DEMONSTRATED ~ CITY

Mrs Jo4n Prescott i4 drmonstrat
ing tho NlrIr'r Hpngr az tNa Lyl,.-
Tulloss Hardware company this
w''k Tho Aiarlr Range and Ho1t-
or company of Milwaukee. Wia.. turn
ont tHis range The demon ,tEatious
arc proving e revelation 20 those who
hav" attended TO housosccpers
Nhu r'fHrd tho demonstration this
week There will Doe given a fry-ccut
hook which will hc found continually
G#ciul to ths entire household u is
called Tho Household Economist
Nra Prescott tells housewives all
about Tho wonderful Duplex Alcazar
Raulo. which burns coal wood and
rI. separately or ni The same time
lf De- said ubo different and better
thau any other There ore mo- parts
% lift ouf or replace Tho only way
to GET good idea OFF che working
Tualities o' tho stove Is to ser it dur
ing a demonstration by Mrs Pres
r0fi llI This week 8t the Lylcs-Tul-
'nH Hardware Company
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-20
j. 8. REGULARS
To BE REMOVED
FROM arizona
ZIG SUPPLY co. ANNI NiTlON
IOi NBtN / " ". HEAD
~ AEfIEs.
RIOTERS PUT ON TRIAL
'lan 4. Launched Bl Mine Operator,
10 Amrri,nnife Itcry Big
Copper Camp To- The Entire
STATE.


~ Ass0rihtsf lfsss
ruDrNIH. July DO Federal
troops nos guarding copper mines
of arizona nui boz Withdrawn on Au-
gust according io correspondence
between tHr aar department and
Governor Campbell made public by
tho htfnf today The Withdrawal
900 Nn boz DIflauro with au order
hy Secretary 1f War Baker 20 mo
goboruor GOA July 30 directing the
removal oI uII troops from all pub
li' and private utilities except those
OF primary Independence Inquiry
bg 'hr governor ZEE io RhIi con.ti.
ff.G major utilities brought mo
repIy Important Tunnels. bridges
IocE. arsruals dcpotf great and
vulnerable tafer supply systems
muu.t|Hu plants. etc.
lU ur.Ir iH au inquiry bF mo r1g
rulr whether great producing cop.
pnr mines and ameltcrs might not p"
regarded ds major utilities The fll.
lowing reply was received thia eve.
uIUr from General Parker com
W1nllng at Fort Sam Houston
Copper mines and HmciforB arc
mot considered al being major utili
iIes upon which Tho United States
depend Tor ifa national defense The
copper Fields OF Arizona arc bat O.
fow of those NJ tho world
Tho governor was further inform
rd mat 600 works which DO not come
under tho above classification ~ pri-
mary utilities must look 20 state
and municipal governments for pro
lection
Federal troUrH arc now ai Globe
Raw and detachment of tho ma
t.um' guard uua BOO fho federal ser
vice 40 at NIu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-20
STUFF Prisoners
ACCEPT bU0Ns
FROM 8RH|DENT.
VII sos = 90 A1, no ,,-rtnN
- ~ HtD.
TO C0NTIHt IPICkETING
i'"n''s - ' ~ IN Release Of Co
Morkrrs ~ hu..L tton..
"" Defiant
bout.


~ Associated if0ss
"N7"'.,'' iIuly l9.-SiHteen
women .."' Pop 0rkhOuse for pas
ii' lpa,''" D" 2 &c demonstration
ai'i''' n House accept
'' p'''Y'' ''' adent Wilson to-
I'y anu 'I' led after serving
'"o "'' '' day terms.
Ih' y ''''' the workh0uso
'p'''''"'' " regret despite
desired % serve 90 ~ ,tmc ui,r
,ou appeal or 40 .ney Tboso s..
'sor'Iona had Decd % s,,o,nc,mept
1y fNn drparfmr III b,.,t,. ,otrtir q
auf mat pardaut "a I'll, lao .,ce,,
.I n.oW tho % -. d,s,r,5 a.
go. 49, INST Trials.
WIZ" l" =" t0r dopariur"
w0mons only
f'.' %" " the trials they
''...' "'' guy " their detention.
~ "'""'i u"' 81 the Woman
''v ',' ' rr received AS mar
~. "n' r ,,n'. .Ic made tor con'in
''"h NV ' '"' House pickcting A
''''' ''''o,' ssuod go the hcld'
press President w. ..5 ga, com
Try by pnading ttoro U, Vbr.
House gates w1ul ~ an vi,t,u,
change
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-20
NAVY LEAGUE WOMEN
OPEN HEADQUARTERS
At MONTGOMERY BROS

Announcement, was maic yDstcr-
day thot he Amarillo Womlu's Sec
ton eft thr Nayy League will open its
headquarters "a, . O'Clock saturday
a1aneon in The balcony az Mont
Ladies OF the League in eharao 81
tho rolic' work will bc present ON
MONDAYS Wednesdays aud S4tur.
days 0f each week. tu give iuforma
ton in REGARD 90 material. knitting
and other work boo connection with
the league
Fh" women of Amarillo arc earn
osily urged io cooperate in this work
20 order that $50 sets assigned to
thr Amarillo branch may hc COM
plcicd by september There is a
great amount OF work to boz done
and % win bee only through tho Coz
operation 0f large number of pa.
irio'ic women that This can bo
achieved For this reason the local
branch is issuing % very urgent call
t0 assist
Tho men un tho sea need an tho
winter garments such as the league
is making Tho government fur
uishos all thu material that d can.
hu' % i. su ov,rcrowdod 100 tho rush
That 'f now ON that in many cases
m" mon can D." supplied only by m-
diyidual effort ON the part OF the
Navy League which was created to
assist The government.
Tho membership ~ tho local
branch is steadily being augmented.
bat not in such large number as is
desired an material aud knacdlcs
and other adIuuc's for tho work
have been received and now the vol
uuirors are needed. according 20 Tho
local Officers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-20

solomon Beluoltc. Flat River. Mo
writes Two years ago / was down
on ny back I'm ! could hardly 90.
Foley Kidney pills siraizhtencd mo
right up. ] recommend them 90 all
0Fo have kidney trouble" Rhou-
matte pains. aching joints. sore and
swollen muscles Indicate that tho Kid
news are not properly filtcrng In
puritlcs from the blood. Foley Kidney
Pills got right 40 the trouble and rive
prompt relief Painful Irregular and
sleep disturbing bladder troubles
also Jield quickly 20 their tonic heal
ms action. For selo Boy C0lI.ns-Austln
Drug Co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-20

Light rains are reported 10 hayo
allon over the cotton belt Wcdnes
day night a shower was reported
r' Dallas and Fort Worth Through
Central Texas the pre- ipitation was
scattered. hut ranged around ono
half inch. according tp information
received hero.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-20

Reputable o-aIdis. .,r,,o a.
reputable m,rrntsor No.. -.
iealers selling I'd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-20

Only morning newspaper in the Amarillo Country the
Panhandle OF Texas. Eastern New Mexico Southern
Western Oklahoma from twelve twenty -four
Denver Dallas, Fort WORTH Oklahoma Cy paper,
ryng teegraphic dispatches
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-20

ir.'f suite Ia-ls.
DR. 'ha'" vs. Phones 900 and
'Q.a 'l'.a.7f. = appointment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-20

t'N Slblcoit. suite le-I3.
nr Claude ~ pho,o. 500 -.
Fuqua Hgildinr,v .,,,i,,,..,,,
lnt. sundays
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-20

,s un, msh Skirts today
l,. boice s9c, at The
Ladies Store.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-20
BtSHIE CONTINUES Ut-NT
ION I " " LEADERS


Nv Niso,iatsi rua,
HlSREr. ArIg July 10 Scores
uf giant powder caps and 100 high
power rIIlo cartridges were found
late iNay Boz roomiug house bon
Upper i(vall hy deputy shoriffs and
f iissfy = s-'r'r---- ,SSAseSSiii.
ponmry The boarding house was a
meeting place Tor W " member.
and the sheriIs department believed
these munitions were there Tor the
use of fho vs. " men $50 arrests
noro made aa 600 tho IS rs Nom
hers who ronmod of tho place have
been departed ur have irt the
Camp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-20

AAfif'' 'fNN'
TuulFhf oun urrk after ih, round
up of lult o. and Wholesale dopori
alton Goo Sew Mexico Riahor is as
quiet la Tombstone the peaceful lit.
ilo camp up Tombstone Canyon
More than Go percent nf tho normal
force uf tho Risheo mines are nov go
work business has been resumed
throughout tho Warren district and
aside from tho armed deputies ou
900 road Iud trail. entering This
comp and fhr investigation commit
foo ~ work Boo tho di#ponsary build
.nr RishoH Ils resumed Dr.. normal
pursuits
Although uo federal OF state iu.
vcsilga'iou bias been started as rc
suit of tho roundup last week one
90 tho hisc 30 operators iu DO" dis
trlrt declared tonight the CuWpanl"s
would VrlrDU" am Investigation iu
order tu nav" tho case presented to
tho president fairly and the real sIt
nation malo kuown generally
we want 1000 Investigation hv any
labor politician or other biased p.r
.un flI. operator said but We
will o., clad to cooperate iu over,
NBy.in % legitimate investigation fair.
ly mad.
- lmcriranigr camps.
\ movement tn mHkr tho U.sheo
plan p' having 1900 ail.Nmrric1u min
ius camp extended to sl of tho min
iur camp. HI fHo state was started
here fHsr. IuI a. meeting will h'
h,i1 hero within th, uckf week tD
perfect IH" plans
C'oh. Miami Jerome and other
camp 8r. expected fo Join
The Investigation committee OFF
miners 8uI citizens which is exam
iuur ali applicants Tor work and
auy others whose records are uUi
lCouuuUol ON rage FOUR.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-20
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

The Daily News will be delveredby anywhere ANA
Ho by mail outside OF the city for so y,ar month
nfn advance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-20

The president t.,-I 90. ala. anna
bands OF several g ~. -. '....,
'. favor and after Hr
'''" Nv" va" '''' some az them had
''''''' ''''''''" iomo needing their
o'''' ' r. Wilson's friend.
ncui undoubtedly
''" crmluiug influence.
suggested that nr
'' '" KY that paul0us would
num- ''"'. y. an atoVod Part
~, gampaisnng me
''''' '''' 4 he had become
Wv ~. ' country was arous
b0Hgc sentences.
.. l. fthr incident. how
H. oNu speculation
=" Secretary Tumulty
.'' ,ytIo paIdnnf would
nave ~ 'p'if IS n ti su,r-- .srr
..sa - --Jone6i uu tho sal. -
rreensft
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-20

NiiuaiA NJ action Ir r, nav
Tho presit n .gf.,.., s,,.a
v 0mHu'a PARTY state
''"''' ''. '' difference 81 makes
'h'"' ''' ON chat rho women arc
~ VIZ ' pr Isa m1Ifer ui ntf.
''' '' I'.' '4urnarrI with tho
''n'''" '' .' 'rFcr fbe great vital
ISSUE Tor Witch -,,,.l ..,r,. .,.,, 80
citing will hc ~ d.,
with fbr utmost 90, -, f...t.. .....
40 '''' I'' The suffrarist lead
demonstration n, .,,.., ,,..
rrs sag they ifm D., -, ,..,
body of plckotil ,.ort s.r.o
'..'' ~ 'n' falouo collector or
''''''' l''' York who Pa, acted
, 1s counsel Tor a.. u.t., ,.....i,
I is retired from | D., ,,,,t,. .,. ,..
'' W. hadc Meantime Hc
,''H ''' etiorts to persuade
''.'" locIarD for q federal
h' p''.lI'h' l' tnt
.uffu .o amended
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-20

Entered as secondclass matter at the post office at
7exas, under the act Of March S. 1879