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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-03-29

in. Partch recently sold the two
south lots from his residence proper
ty in the northwest part Of the city
to C. NJ. Clark, Of Joplin, who will
nave erected thereon two modern
bungalows 24xS4 feet. Mr.. Partch
stated to a Citizen reporter that he
would build q cottage on another
vacant lot.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-03-29

Just received car Of Red River
Early Ohio Seed POtatOss.-Nsw syS-
tenn Grocery.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-03-29

Advertise in the New. for rssultu-
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-03-29

Car Genuine Red River Early Ohio
PotatOes.-New System Grocery.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-12-19
j. g. LEGATION At
BUCHAREST ROBBED.
Of VALUABLE GOODS
- rR.Nk~ CONTAINING Pro
PERTN VALUE At 500, 900
SrOiiN

WASHINGTON Dec IS-TAs
American legation ar Bucharest
was found .1 have been entered and
robbed when American Minister
N0picka returned there from Jassy
last Friday Sir N0picka reported
10 the state department today that
goods valued at more than 100000
we're stolen from 20 trunks which
had been left 40 the legation by
Americans Cor safe keeping The
seal on the doors vas broken and
tbe legation building seriously dam
aged Germans are believed By tho
minister to have been responsible.
Mr Nopicka ls't Bucharest when
.he N.uan.Hn court and government
were compelled to flee from the
lp.al boz November. 1915. AZ the
approach 40 the German army un-
Iar FIal Marshal Von Mackenseu.
FHr several days before this. many
/ persons had deposited their valu-
I lb.es az the legation 1 the hope %
saving them ls 20 was impossible to
move tr.n avay
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-12-19
SENATE VOTES FOR
BIG TAX ON PROFITS
FROM CHILD LABOR
DEMOCRATS CAST all or
NEGATIVE VOTES ON
AMENDMENT.

~ AasnfAffl NfFf
WASHINGTON. Dec iS.-Adop-
tion OF committee amendment
imposing a ten per cent tax on pro-
fits from child labor products en-
tering interstate commerce. WAS the
only action by the senate today on
the war revenue bill Tho vote on
the amendment was fifty 20 twelve
with Democrats casting an the
negative votes
Debate on this contested prov.s-
ion and two hours unexpected dis
oussion OF other subjects delayed
progress on the bill. but leader
still hope for its passage by next
Monday with a view 90 occurring au
extended recess over 'h, holidays
Tomorrow the senate plans to take
up the amendment fOr repeal next
July of the existing zone system
OF second class postage rates. and
substitution OF "a modified zone sys.
TEN several senators expect 10 de-
liver speeches on this subject.
The child labor amendment
drafted Jointly hy Senators pomor
enc of Ohio. Lonroot OF Wisconsin
and Kenyon of Iowa. is designed 'r
replace the child labor law declared
unconstitutional by the suprem,
court
The amendment. which viii 60 tl
conference when the senate passe
Continued on Page Three
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-12-19
Permanent NAVY OF
217,OOO men IS URGED
BY NAVIGATION Chief
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

WASHINGTON, Dec lS-Legaon authorizing increase Of
permanent strength navy 27
recommended to the house naval affairs committee today by
Captain H. Lanng acting chief Of the bureau of navigation This
would include seamen apprentice and remen
training IL 900 in trade schools for training and 5000 the fly
ing corps.
Captain LAning explained that this large of
needed carry the policy the naval bureau Of operations
recommended to the naval affairs committee by Rear Admiral
Badger last Thursday making the navy Of the United States
equal to the most powerful maintained by any nation cf hs
world"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-12-19
MAY Visit London At once.

Association issues an official state
menf that President Wilson is com-
'rr fo London earlier than was or.
nerfad Tho date hrs not been Do.
.fIrta'y fixed tU' hc o. expected
vfhin o fortnight
The premirrE departure fnr
Paris has been postponed ir c0nso.
rurrco" Tho statement adds '1rl
President Wilson and rho ni i.-
viii hold In london ffe pro nr-.
conversations which were fr paw.
been held Ion fho French capital
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-12-19
STATE GOVER RNORS
VISIT WARSHIP IN
CHESAPEAKE BAY
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MISS.
ISSIPPI INSPECTED As
DANIELS GUESTS.


ANNAPOLIS. Md, Dec IS war
governors OF the states. before ad-
joruIng their annual conference to-
night. inspected the new superdread-
naught Mississippi anchored in Ches-
apcake bay They made the trip 10
the big craft as guests Ct Secretary
Daniels on the presidential yacht
Mayilower Earlier IN the day Tie
governors heard addresses by Mr.
Daniels and Secretary Lane. who
praised President Wilson Tor going
90 Europe
A. the suggestion Of Governor Mill
ikou of Maine. the executives agreed
20 discuss with their respective cun-
rressional delegations the question OF
reimbursement hy the federal g1y-
esumuut of colleges a1i ifies
which suffered heavy loss by l.sc1n-
uru1ucc OF student army training
courses MANY o' 'hH governors eN-
pressed appointment chat .He.1.
affairs oD 'bD program bad prevent.
cd adequate discus Dom during Che
conference of puruca' matters oi
state legislation and administration.
Alaska viii Do. Ihp meeting place
of the conference, OBJ, thH governors
next summer pr0t.dUE uue.h1f of
them can attend and Governor
Thoma. Rirgs Dr. to-day obtained
The promise from Secretary Daniels
to provide % ship for tho trip
Selection of fho meeting place fur
the next annual conference W.s .t.l
to % committee which e t0 choose
either Alaska or Utah
when the governors were inspect
ing the Mississippi many u. th'
l.426 men aboard recognized their
home executive aud there followed
many informal receptions
80 least "a year. possibly two years.
will be- reqoired before the nation
can return 20 normal peace coudi-
tions and eve Will re fortunate 81.
conditions abroad make dcmoh.liza-
ton possible at so early a date. said
Secretary Daniels in his address.
The navy. said the secretary, must
De- increased and strengthened Cd
enable the United States 90 contrib
ute as many units as any other ma
tion % au International police force
but he added
II look 20 see the peace conference
put an end TO competitive big navy
building
1 rs..Hn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-12-19

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-12-19
500 DELEGATES ENPECTED TO
ATTEND MOONEY CONGRESS

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec lS-
More than 500 delegates already
have been named Co attend the pro
posed general labor congress in Chi
ago ON January Il Oh discuss all
phases of the h0mas J Mooney case
and decide or '3hOrs attitude In
that case. 'ro International Work
.ers' Defense League announce here
today
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-12-19
RESERVE
BOARD FORECASTS
NEW FINANCIAL ERA
DECEMBER BULLETIN DECLARES
MOMENTOIS PROBLEMS
WILL COME Up.
.RATIONING RECOMMENDED
Suggestions Made About Limitations
M Non-Esscntinl Industry
And Absorption of
War Loans

WASHINGTON, Dec. lS-A new
era In American finance 'replete
with new and momentous problems
demanding no less serious conside
tion than those of var" Ia predicted
in the December bulletin OF the Fed
p, al Reserve board. made public to-
day
Rationing Of the financial resour-
oes OF the country during the t-au-
sition pepod, lot widely differilF
from thar r,puitrd fhen the pit.cp
q, as at war aid 90 foreign goym-
ments through tho n edium OF hp;fs
IN additiOl fo tha' which may % rc
gdired fr.n 'hc American go.crn-
n ent, pr vention of inflationl im.
iiation OF lnduslIy 10 those Gncs
which ma properly be called essen
nal ans methods for absorption 4,
ar loanf. were tcne OF the gu ,,,'s-
tions made for securing a sound &c
onomic basis for the future
Problems Come Up.
With the termination Of the war
1.-The United states In common with
the rest OF the world is confronted
with problems and needs growing out
OF reconstruction but in the opinion
lof the board definite limits must be
set 10 the requirements OF pubic
financing
"The liquid capital OF the country
The bulletin continues may for 4
long time 20 come be inadequate {,
meet the demands Of the world ant
some pyqcess OF outstanding or ra
tioningi Jmuch therefore DO applied
ldurinTNY Yconsiruction' iusi as haI
; lsar v cas" llrinI the period O.
4 the Esf The methods viii n0, bl
the same. but will De- closely aualo
gous 90 those pursued during th'
, war
Attention IS called 90 the fact tha
- 7 tho federal rosory. system is now 90
IAN exceptional position for luflu
eUc.nC tle distribution and use O
: banking credit upon du ccouomi.
basis
loan Reduction Dealt With
Necessity fOr fr. reduction u
loans 0r war pap,. s dealt with a
length and direct absorption ~ lh.
govorumeg, nande rov carried h'
the banks through extensive saving
is suggested as moan. of rre1tiu.
new current wealth
With the return af Uanbs obIiga
.uons to normal Uul.N and 1s com
/. meraU paper takes ,be place of
notes secured ll bonds and certIn
Gates ot Indebtedness now mak'nI
.up o Iarg. proportion n. che fedora
reserve system assets. tho bullet,
! SAYS. prices viii gradually work t0
ward normal and stable basis
{ CoIucijeu' with the reduction %
! Domestic war loans The bulletin
saws with reference t0 foreign aid
. there may probably be expected q
develop q direct demand upon on
{ banking resources for accommodation
3 designed 20 facilitate the mov.me1
% of goods 90 other countries From
e this time forward the bulk 90 ou
foreign financing win necessarily r5
turn 90 peace basis and the scr
. vices ~ our banks will lie in supply
p ing tho means of financing the NOV,
ment % consummahle goods f0 th
: foreign countries Boy which they ar
! needed
p.. thH p..5tHaDf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-12-19
JEWISH CONGRESS
PROPOSES BILL Of
RIGHTSAT SESSION
WILL BE PRESENTED To PEACE
CONFERENCE AT
VERSAILLES.
NINE TO Be IN DELEGATION
Jews Would incorporate Principles IN
Organic Laws Of New or En-
lnrged States Due
to War.
sy Associated Pr,ss

By Associated Pres
PHILADELPHIA. Dec ls.--A bill
OF rights which u Is proposed shall
be incorporated IN the organic laws
Of new or enlarged states that may
be established as a result OF the
world war was adopted az the final
session today OF the American Jews.
Congress and will be presented 10
the Versailles peace conference by a
delegation OF nine representing the
Jews OF the United States.
The delegation, which was increas-
ed from seven 10 nine and elected
by the congress. Is as follows.
Judge Julian Mack. Chicago. pres
ident OF the congress; stephen $.
Wise. New York Louis Marshall
New York. Col Harry Cutler, Prov
idence. Il. l.. Jacob De Haas. New
York: Rabbi r. L. Leylnthal. phil
adelphia; Nahum Syrkin, New York;
Joseph Barondess. New York, and
Norris Weincheysky, New York.
Bernard G. Richards New York, Is
secretary OF the delegation, which is
under instructions 20 leave for Eu-
rope as soon as pooelule
Marshall Presents Bill.
Mr.. Marshall. chairman OF the
committee on Poland, in presenting
the bill OF rights 10 the congress, eX-
planned that IL was drafted Jointly hy
four committees that have been con
sidering conditions In Russia. Poland
Galicia. Lithuania. Ukrania and the
EN.0mL T'ha rs..H
ommended the following
That the American Jewish con
gress respectfully requests the peace
conference 20 insert IN the treaty of
peace az conditions precedent % the
creation OF the new or enlarged states
which it is proposed 20 call into be.
ing. that express provision be made
par; OF the constitutions OF such
states before they shall be finally
recognized as states. as follows
All inhabitants OF the territory
OF name of nationl. including such
persons together with their families
who subsequent 90 August !. 1914
tied. removed or were expelled there
from and who shall within ten year.
from the adoption Ol this provision
return thereto shall for an purpose.
be citizens thereof. provided. how
ever. that such as have herotolor,
been subjects ol other states. who dr
sire To retain their allegiance to such
states or assume allegiance to 'heu
successor states. 90 the exclusion uI
Continued on Page Eight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-12-19
S357. 100000 BILL
FOR POST0FFICES
PASSED BY HOUSE
BUHfESON COMPELLED To USF
ARMY ANIATORS FOR
AERIAL SERVICE.

WASHINGTON. Dec 1S-The an
uuaI po-f6fure appropriation b.u
carrying total of fH51.35O.0Ho vas
passed Ia'e today hy the house with
au amendment requiring the pos'mas
ter general to use army ay.at1n Cor
mail airp'aues instead 90 Orglrif.uf
% separate postal flying rorrs This
Is tre nr.t of fhs 1920 supply meas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-12-19
TRANSPORT ON WAY To
SIBERIA CATCHES FIR

= ny Associated Press.
. SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. IS
= The army transport Logan
= which left here December
= with a contingent of troops for
= siberia. caught ilre 40 sea at 4
= midnight last Monday. but the 4
= flames we're s1bduod and she
= was proceeding on her way 4
> the marine department of the 1
= chamber of commerce an I
3 uounred here f0iaf Tho To- 1
= gan ier Honolulu Derem her I
= 1f
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-12-19

Unless an increase IN the per
sounel Is authorized" Captain Lam
ing said no expansion program can
be carried out The navy was ter
ribly handicapped by a lack OF men
before the United States entered
the war Ships we're only half
manned and as fighting units we're
almost useless II was not until
early this year that the number OF
men became sufficient when the
navy reserve force Is demobilized az
the end OF the national emergency
as required by present laws the
navy personnel will be even more
inadequate than Il was two years
age"
Need For Officers.
Captain Laning also emphasized
the need for more Officers in thl
regular navy and submitted a plar
by which they might be obtained
n provided that permanent commits
8ions in the regular navy be- giver
tO temporary command officers O
The navy and of the naval reserve
force upon their passing eyamina
tlons. and also that the navy re
serve officers be retained IN IN
service as long az they are needed
Chairman padgett objected 90 IN
plan saying it would break dow
fhe nrescuf system ~ obtaining "
/ rcers through the naval acaddu,
The incentive For going 90 tha aca
lemy would ho lost he said. n mel
could get commissions without ga
Ine through the four year course a
annapolis
"lf 'hc .navv depends Upon 'h
ral,my for fe officers Captain
i1u'us replied q. can never get th
required number ONLY 5000 officer
aro graduated yearly from th
school while fherc win De- n hort
Hre OF $1,000 a- soon as tho tpmpor
Hry commissions arc revoked Owe
.eieht wears would ylapse before th0
required number could ho obtained
'.Frn or therc would nor be "a singh
retirement boz that period DO
Kelly Questions big Increases.
Tho udyiuhiiiiv ~ Huthorizinl
. .b'r increases in the navy pcrsonno
roo fho present time was 0Iestioucl
1E Representative Kelly of Michigan
Why NOT hold steady until th
peace conference is ended and W.
see how things st1ut'" De asked
'lf may hn that 100 u1vios eNcep
one controlled by an thr powers vii
ho done away with I'm that event
money we spend now would b
wasted
1 Captain Laniug replied that Nigh
Boz advisable II other nations look
"a on it IN the same light. but
they continued their expansions
would be foolhardy for the Unite
States 20 sit hack and allow theI
|fo yet q big lead
CAS- Admiral Badger said. sei
ond rate navy ls almost as bad a
.noue 40 an" he added
a letter from Secretary Danie
recommending that the increase
paw of enlisted men be made pet
.wanpnt was read into the record b
Chairman pndeett
Pay tho presidaui--
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-12-19
BELIEF IS THIS POSITION WOULD AVOID CONTENTION
THAT UNITED STATES ENTERED
WAR FOR GAIN
WILSON STRONG FOR LEAGUE Of NATIONS
Presidents Advisers Assert He Sees No Reason Why Foun
daton of League Enforce Peace InseparsbIe From
Actual Treaty Itsef-ESpected to Define Much
Disputed Clause Of Freedom Of Seas"
az AssoCIATED PREssO

PARIS Dec. lshe American delegates to the peace
gress have resolved advocate the sinking Of the surndred
enemy wsrshp and resist any proposition distribute them
of losses This made by those in
close touch with the American representatives who is ADDED
feel that such position would result avoiding contention and
materially support President Wilson's declaration that the
not based aggression the acquisition Of property.
England through Sir Eric Geddes first lord of the admiralty
had previously scqueeed the American plan destroy the
tured surrendered wsrhps and is declared will continue
support the United States although expected that of the
lesser powers viii demand that the prizes be distributed
PARIS Dec BAer four days Of gathering views Of leaders
France President Wilson's closest advisers has
change his belief that the foundation Of league Of
hOns is nseparabe from the actual peace treaty itself
These advisers that the president explaining his definition
Of the freedom of the seas viii Premier Lloyd George
that he has intention of demanding reduction Of the British
point of involving the unssfety of the empire hu will
phsze his feeling that the plan Of the league will strengthen the
empire.
King Voe Emrnanue who Is expected srive Thursday
already has Is u aoyis oi pt,sGeats ps L.. 4sk
erenoes with Count D Ceere Italian ambassador the United
States but the president will take the opportunity make personal
explanations TO the congregation and also make clear has friend
Illness toward Italy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-12-19

rr f..H-'afIf rrrrs
PARIS Dec 1s President Wi
con gave h.a personal impression.
today af meeting WITH thn -err
srrfafires of Ihr American Pres. ".
Continued rr Page rvHh
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-12-19
CASUAL TIES FOR
RUSSIA SAID To
Be 8 D D D D D 0
THREE MILLION ESTIMATED N
To HAVE REEN
KILLED.

NEW YORK. Dec IS Estimating
Russian casualties in the world war
10 mot Jess than 100000 mon oi
whom 5000 900 were killed and
about 900 600 disabled lor l'r
a J Sack. director of the Rue.a
Information bureau declared r a1
address before tho Foreign Commerce
Continued Dr Page Tv0I
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-08-23
At Waterproof

Second and fourth Sundays, morn
and night; also Sunday School Sunday
morning and night. eF
Prayer meeting Wednesday night
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-08-23
SCHOOL FOR BOYS
TO BE CONDUCTED

With the nation ct war and atten-
ton everywhere turned to military
affairs, the operation Of the State
Fair School for Boy Farmers prom
ises to prove one Of the most popular
features Of the juvenile section Of tho
Louisiana State Fair. October 80 10
November 4 inclusive. There will be
q mammoth tent for accommodation
of the boy exhibitors with discipline
similar to that OF military inssitu-
tons.
H F. Bretthauer, secretary Of the
community Y. NJ. c. A. Of Shreveport.
q recognized authority on boy prob
lens. will again have charge Of the
school. He has given 1t much thought
and will introduce some new features
this year. Parents may feel assured
that their boys will be in safe hands
while under his supervision.
Daily lectures are on the program
for the boys attending the school.
These lectures will relate to various
questions of interest. Judging con-
tests will also be held In livestock.
poultry. corn. ETC.. and the boys are
assured of q profitable course. Spe-
cial emphasis will be laid on the fact
that production and conservation help
Uncle Sam In his plans to win the
VA.
Por further information and catalog
write to w. r. Hirsch. Secretary.
Shreveport. La.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-08-23
UNCLE SAM WILL
VISIT THE FAIR
At SHREVEPORT
Two Carloads Of Government Exhih
~, With War Souvenirs. To
Be Shown.

That the government Is encourag-
ing agricultural fairs this year more
than ever before, is evidenced IN
many ways. including its decision -
send exhibits to various state fairs.
One of these exhibits. filling two rail-
road cars and requiring 5000 square
feet for display. will be seen at the
State Fair Of Louisiana. October 80 70
November I. inclusive.
In this display all branches Of the
United States government will be rep
resented. and it is expected to prove
one of the most popular attractions e:
the fair. Among the particularly ill.,
teresting exhibits WILDE specimens
frsk the Army and Navy Department.
with possibly some souvenirs from
France. Various models. special
pieces Of apparatus and instruments
Of different kinds used In investiga-
lions conducted by the government
bureaus will also be on display. An
other article of special interest will
be Q rescue car such as "a used In
saving victims of mine accidents
This big government exhibit promises
to be intensely interesting. instruc-
tive and inspiring. and thousands Of
visitors are expected to see it.
The war work of the nation will be
shown in most impressive manner ty
these combined displays. The War
Departments and Navy exhibit can
hardly fail to place Americans more
closely in touch with their boys who
are making more uneasy the heads
that wear the crowns. There are ma
chine guns. hand grenades. depth
bombs. torpedOes. gas masks and
other things used in killing Fritzies
Every red-blOOded American should
sec this wonderful display. 1t will be
q war show from beginnings to end.
In arranging to send exhibits to
each state fair and exposition. the
government is giving splendid evi
dsnce Of its appreciation Of such In
situations in encouraging greater pro
duction and conservation and in
teaching and inspiring the citizens to
increase their activities in support
Of the government.
For further Information apply to
w. r. Hirsch. Secretary. Shreveport
Il.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-08-23
NOTICE.

The Ladies' Aid Society meets first
Tuesday of each month.
The Presbyterian Auxiliary meets
third Tuesday In each month.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-08-23

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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-08-23
Affairs OF MinOr-Mattie O'Kelley Walker.

DUBLIC NOTICE Ii hereby given. that by
virtue of an Order Of Sale to me directed
above named matter, will, on
SATURDAY IL list ~ II sfpIFnoel. l. D. 1910.
offer for sale at the Court House door, in the
Town Of st. Joseph, in this parish, between
the hours Of II O'Clock A. M. and O. clock
P. M, to the last and highest bidder. the
following described property, situated in
this parish, and belonging to above minor:
Lot No. 2 Of the Partition Of the Yelverton
Plantation, in this Parish and State, contain
ing SIS acres of land, as particularly described
in the map OF said Partition recorded In No.
tarial Record ''P' page %, records of this
Parish; together with the buildings and I'm
prOvements thereon.
Terms of said sale to be as follows: for not
less than Twenty seven thousand. six hun
dred dollars, whereof the sum Of Forty six
day Of sale, and the balance as follows
$500. 90 ON February lst 1919, $1,000. % on jan
uary LIST. 1920, 81 10000 on January 2lst. 1871.
and 81 10000 annually on January LIST Of the
years 1922 to 1923 inclusive, and $2400. 90 jan
uary LIST, 1879; all deferred payments to bear
interest at six per cent per annum from jan
uary LIST, 1919; said deferred payments to be
represented by notes, secured by vendors
lien and mortgage with usual security
clauses said notes to be drawn due on or
before their respective datss Of maturities.
,,.,u, TITO, Of Il i2Els ss, !. .M:;ls Rs.,.y
81. 5656th, H., Assssl v, tsss