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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-03
COAST GUARDS AND NAVAL CREWS BATTLE AGAINST
ROUGH SEA WHICH CAPSIZES THREE
OF THEIR BOATS
TROOP TRANSPORT lGR0JN0 TWO DAYS
Northern Pacific Homevard Bound With 20 American Soldiers
Strikes Sand Bar Near Fire sand-Many Barrels Of OIL
Poured on Water Fails TO Make Waves CaImer
and Rescue Work s Halted

NEW YORK Jan 2-Battng today against rough which
capsized three Of their boats guards from many stations aid
ed BY from nearly twenty naval craft had BY nghta
safely to shore and 27 the 24SO homeard
bound soldiers the United States transport Northern Pacific hard
aground for days sand Fire island light
When many barrels of oil spread the had failed to
make surrounding the vessel measuby camer the
work halted until mornna Remaining aboard the Northern
Pacific Of the c, and Wounded Naval officers deemed
too hazardous attempt The steteher cases"
The vessel is danger according wireless
from her commander Captain Connolly received tonight by he
Associated Press
At daybreak it is nned the work Of
est Life saving from Sandy Hook and Rocsaay plan
ming leave midnight their boats 70 be hand at dawn.
With the aid Of the squadron of dsoyers and navs
guarding the stranded vessel planned to transfer the
wounded the hospital ship Soacc and take them direct HO
lboken
message received tonight by Vee-Admra Gayes at embark
headquarters in Hoboken stated that the Northern Pacific had
uough boats Of all classes to lane passengers If the csms down
hh the predicted would happen Life savers
,ped work at $50 r. NJ.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-03
WILSON s SPECIAL
TRAIN ARRIVES At
TURIN IN ITALY

'T AanoiataI Ifsrf.
TURIN, Jan. President
Wilson's special train arrived
here this afternoon. The prcsi-
dent was met go the station by
the perfect oi the province. tho
mayer, the general command
ing the troops here and other
authorities.
Although tho reception TO
the American chief executive
wns unofficial the station was
decorated with the Italian and
American colors. while every
where Boo inc rity the stars anu
Strpc- were flown beside the
Italian flag
The presidents train left a
short time later amid the cn-
thu,iuetiC cheers 90 q crowd
which had gathered 60 greet
the nations guest
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-03
FATE or PROVINCE
OF WILMA, LITHUNIA
is NOW IN BALANCE

the siN against the Hnl-r..Ihi
Colonel Ncrncr replied
"Ertlir has given a. ordci". tu
the contrary " won't hr a
muuh., Geo draw tine Chv~nut>
nut uf the urr for the iulli~h.
I ann ,urn for your wives,
daughter 4ud children. hut thi~
,rurtt, must be- DESTROYED.
tar polr- have urgHuiSrd the
,urug mru tur tbv defense Of
thr Cit,. The correspondent has
~ccu q cop, ui the icttcr~ which
have PASSED between the Polish
committee ami the Germans rr-
rlrdtng thr defense 1T wilma.
~. trIm1u> declare ,ttruIu-
,tilN thlt they intend to turn
o,cf fhc rip to thr suticts, and
al>u rrfu~c O. permit the rni,->
tn rtrvitr afns.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-03
SENATOR LEWIS
ATTACKS c. D. ?.
WILSON CRITICS
DEMOCRATIC WHIP REPLIES TO
ADDRESSES on kNON
AND LODGE
UNABLE TO FINISH SPEECH
Charge Made That Certain Leaders
OF Republican side Had 'ou,pir-
ed Co DisCrrdit Pre- -idcnt
Among Europeans.


WASHINGTON. Jan KrpubU-
can critics of President Wilson and
his peace terms were attacked in the
senate today hy Senator Lewis OF
Illinois tbe Democrat. whip Re-
plying 90 recent addre oI Seui-
tors Lodge of Massachusetts aud
Knox of Pennsylvania senator Lewis
charged that certain leaders of the
Republican side had tUusprni Tor
political purposes t0 tis.rglr th.
president in the eyes OF European
negotiators and 20 dotOat his plans
The Illinois senator was unable t0
conclude his speech today but viii
finish tomorrow after which Seua-
tor Bornh of Idaho, Republican aD
opponent of O. league of nations. plans
90 reply senator's Thomas O' Col
orado Democrat and Cummns of
Iowa. Republican also expected Co
discuss peace aud related question
tomorrow
Senator Lewis said Dee did not np-
iect 20 Senators Lodge and Knox
qualifying for the support o. Col
Roosevelt and his following for the
nomination OF president. but that
he did object "to the country beue
deceived as 90 the design and The
president of the United States dis
honored by false political pr.t,u-es
to accomplish the purpose
Utter No Satisfaction.
Declaring that the presidents Re-
publlrau critics tu the anuHf. nsH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-03

By Associated Pieces.
GENOA J1u. 2-prr-,drut
Wilson and hi, parN arrived
hrrc This evening iu time for
Iu dinner Mayor NJ-~nuc was
at the station Co mcr, tHc train
and make arrangements for Va
Wilson to visit puiut- of inter-
est when bee arrive, here uu hi-
return from Rome Goa ~uudJ,
morning. Ou that u.,a>iuu hr
will present the president with
a SET cot richly bound Nuluuc-
ui the works ut Maygui and viii
conduct Nj Wilson Go thr birth.
place oi tulumhu, aud the tomb
uf NalJiui The president win
spend tbrr, hour, n Genoa Du
SUNDAY
M autographed portrait Of
Nr Wilson has hryn given B
place ot honor m the ,iy hall.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-03

~ Associate. ."".H
WARSAW Tur,dH1. nc 81,
The fate Ut the province ui
wilma. iu iithu1uiu. q, trrmhling
tn thr balance. knl>hcNtk
aLcnt, are spreading thcir rlHr-
agandb throughout th, ptu, ,uc'.
thc northeastern patt of which
!, under soviet rule iiIud- "i
tohbrr, lud tBmp~. advance
GUARD. of tbr Boi~hr,iki, r-u-
iar tr,.ops aui refugee. arv ,uW-
ma into Wilma. The Grrmau- ap-
parrntl, srr making nu effort @"
RESTORE order iu the ritN. al
though thc, hHr five thou~and
troop. there
Polish committee t1iiri
epson ,oluu,i Werner. n '"m-
maud nf 90, t.rrmau tft'"I-. sud
rrlur-tri arm, for fuir, aud
uihrf- -s tbbt thr, might driend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-03

~ .Hf". .atta Ffoa
CHICAGO, 4. Real win
ter weather IN any sections o.
the west, sout Iest. northwest
and middlewesitew Years Day
the first cold vi Of the season,
appears unread p depart and ac-
cording to the ' ther bureau the
only encourage Mt in sight is
slowly rising urperature" Sat
urday.
With below .ro in many re.
gions, lower teoeraturcs are eN.
Pected beforetomorrow with
twenty OF mo below zero the
possibility in : northwest and
five below in .ieago and yiein-
iiy.
WIN tires n iamal.. r .I.
.t'rnn aud al .ro-e r.....l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-03
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-03

Ir Associated trl.s
ROME. Jan 2-From the
frontier Co Rome the Journey
ot President Wilson was like a
trIumphhl procession. Noun
tuurcr> and ,illagcr, sWlrmcd
frum the hill, ana VALLEY, Co
the railroad over which the
presidential train passed Go
ul, homage to America.
They shouted "Nna>." wa,-
ug hats and handkerchief, and
flags aud forming picturesque
groups which were emphasized
D., the brilliant sunshine, blue
~k, and green luNuriUnt hnl-
~Jupr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-03
REAR ADMIRAL TAYIUI TAKs
TO Hol ~ NAN
COMMITTEE
FIFTY PER CENT nEit
Believes That ld
Would Not Rest m ..t
Rc,iWction--N
On Mi-si n


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nous increase iu
Warships Rear
of the bureau oI
pair told the h.
today iu discu I.
appropriation l..
the hulls and Wa. 4
battlo-hips and
authorized iu lHl.
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tu increase of aI"
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hiuk iI was li.. tI (
hostilitios would e.. IS
educuon in eos .fr H
war. he said. ther e
lowering of cost J.
ais within three
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hin delivered AlIO
on contract for .d
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Quilt 81 lost o. "
and when h.. .p'
california and .''
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under the esq 'uV'
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-03
RIVERS Rl~T At toBi.tN/.
rIo. DING LOWER STREETS

= Us Associated Press.
. COHIHEf Wednesday Jan Z
e "A rs, U. three feet iu the Z
= water. OBJ. .h, Rhine and Mos :
q ollie rter. TODAY flooded the Z
. ..W.r streets Oi CohleuE and
. villages aloug both rivers The &
a cellars 0f tvo hotels Loo Cob
q I.u. occupied Hy officers ot
8 .e American Third army were
q flooded The fourth division
9 f Ddeteu between Cobieuz
> aud Ir.t.. bias arranged to
= fsrt steamer service uu the
= NU-eIIa and carry supplies
= tHam CUu.eul MANY r0lds are
. hooded hndcrnr automobile
. .U.k service.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-03

. Questioned boz regard Co .he rsdi-
cal sentiments expressed. "a, witness.
said that be- meant thot 10 q major
..y oi ballots did not get the desired
results chat force might De neces
sary
After Berg. Dad testified th he
Was opposed Co IhIs countrys r1.nF
.0 war with Mexico. Assistant Dis
fr.ct Attorney FIrm.ng produced o.
telegram which Herger had sent 90
.Ig editor ot Sew York Socialist
paper iu March l1lf. insisting that
fl0 United states send au army into
Mexico Co punish villa
Editorial Read.
l.unsc. for tha government read
tU .le jury au editorial written by
Berger iu The Milwaukee Leader lu
which tho defendant declared thu.
capitalism was only one cause d. the
war and ,ae principal cHuse was
Iua'iunalism and class hatrUl
Be'ger admitted that in 1876 he
fayord q general strike 90 prevent
this country from entering the war
He sad Dee was opposed 90 ibe prin-
e,r - ihe l. ~ .a sqijs 81 the
defenaa fund 90 tbs leaders ok the
organ 1ation when they were on trial
lin Chicago for violation of the es-
piouage aw BE said The / ". ".
had stood the test ls class organ
| Ut0u and was superior 90 the
American Federation of Labor
. have fought samuel G0mpers
for thirty years said Berger "The
| American Federation of Labor has
lu.v4y- sold out to capital
Admit, Opposing Wan.
Berger admitted he WAS opposed
tU R.r even u.t'r This country eu.
/ tered At ta, So Louis convention
uf fI Socialist party Berger sail
thor. N.rc only live delegates wh,
/ favored tho war ljr admitted hay
mr voted for the auu-war pr0cluma
zion d. Tho party .uJ having used hN
Iur. .a urge its adoption hy Oh.
membership of tlD parts 90 @ reier
! I,uIuu vote
U. admitted tbat Charles EdVar,
/ Russell John Sparse. Wiltshire GAY
| mI s. 81 S.mUuIs ana other prom
/ mont leaders severed their HIuec
/ Hm with the Socialist party aitc
! .Ha adoption uI IHr anf'-nIr proc
/ I.uutHu at ST. Louis Iu I'lE
Assistant District AftHr f'.w
Inns read au editorial ns N..-r %
|... Milwaukee. It.|.I # which H
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-03

1Iin ~ PaEs -
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-03
BASEBALL FANS |. OFFERED CHOICE
 IF TWO GAMES

Two ball games today One at Doug las, the other at Warren. Take your choice, MT. Fan. Rooters who want to stay home today will have a chance to see Lowell's reinforced aggregation meet the recently reorganized Cubs of Bisbee at the Warren grounds at 2: 30 o'clock. Brandt and Whaling will be the battery for Lowell, while Coch- ran and Kobey will be in the points for the Cubs.
 A big crowd of enthusiasts will ac. company Brashear's Bisbee team to Douglas this afternoon, where it will clash with the crack First Cavalry team in an effort to even things uI for the defeat which the local men suffered at the hands of the soldiers two weeks ago.
 Toned is expected to do the twirl ing for Bisbee. AS the local team has had some new blood injected, a gooc game is expected.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-03
B|G BRIDGE IN
 ARIZONA DOWN

r PHOENIX, Ariz., Aug. 2.-At least 12 Santa Fe trains. detoured from the Santa Fe main line which crosses northern Arizona, are to pass through here tonight and tomorrow morning, it was learned at railroad administra- tion headquarters here tonight. Nine are eastbound. one of them being a solid train of express matter. The others are westbound.
 The detour soccassioned by the washing out of a bridge at Houck near the Arizona-New Mexico state line last night.
 The bridge is one of the largest and most expensive railroad struc- lures in Arizona. The trains will travel over the Arizona Eatsern be tween here and Maricopa, over the Southern Pacific between Maricopa and Deming, New Mexico, and thence over Santa Fe tracks to Isleta, near Albuquerque, where they will again reach the Santa Fe main line.
 The trains are to use the Santa Fe Prescott and Phoenix line between Phoenix and the Santa Fe main line at Ashfork.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-03
BY RICHARD sPlLLANE Noted Economist and Daily Review Staff Writer on Economic, Busi-
 ness, Financial Subjects

Three reactions from prohibition, two favorable, one unfavorabl@, are reported officially after one month of nationwide "dryness."
 The Emergency Fleet Corporation is authority for the statement that in the New England district it has been more easier to book seRmen since the dry law went into effect than before.
 In 14 cities of more than 100000 population the returns show an ex- traordinary decline in hospital cases since June 30.
 On the other hand there is a notice able increase reported in the demand for narcotics and stimulantsi that promise some satisfaction to persons who have been habitual users of al- cohol. A Economically the result of prohibi- ton in regard to sailors is important but there are persons who might judge the New England evidence en- tirely different from the way it inn presses you. The general idea IS that the sailor, whose habit it has been to go on a spree after a voyage and not ship again until he was penniless, has been saved from this gross folly Also that the troublesome question of get ting sailors for American ships is sim plified somewhat by this new develop ment.
 Another person might argue, and usually does, that the thirsty sailor IS rushing to sea in a mad desire to get away from this arid and .benighted country and hop ashore in some joy ous land where he can be riotous and rummy so long as his money holds out
 A thirst for knowledge led to the discovery of a continent.
 A thirst for adventure has led to many things.
 A thirst for booze has yet to show its effects and they may be queer when it is appreciated that never until now has a great nation really gone in the water wagon-a large mi nority protestingly if not defiantly op- posing it.
 The showing of prohibitions effect on hospital cases is encouraging but not surprising It is but in keeping with the very great decline in the number of arrests reported by. the DO lice in the large cities.
 Most of the emergency cases in hospitals have had a relation to liuuor. The ambulance was kept busy mostly bringing in gentlemen battered or cut up'or wounded in some way in saloon row or from over-indulgence in liquor The dispensary, too, has had a large patronage from persons in a bad way from overuse of alcohol.
 The ambulance gong is sheard less in city streets since July l. Hospital officials say if business" does moi pick up they do not know what they
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-03
Budapest Orderly
 Following Revolt

LONDON, Aug. 2.-Budapest is or derly today, following the change in government, according to an exchange telegraph dispatch from Vienna. Min ister of War Haubrich was appointed town dictator and declared martial law. Every one is required to be at home by 8:30 o'clock in the evening and an order has been issued for the execution on the spot of any one caught robbing or pilaging. The troops know as the ''Lenine Lads have disappeared.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-03
ONE NEORYMONTHGONE! HOW WD|D
 PROHIBITION IN THE U.S. WORK?

will do. Meanwhile the police con- tinue to report a small number of ar rests night after night and many cells vacant.
 But the narcotic evil sticks it's ugly head high. The registration of ad- diets shows how urgent is the correc- tion of this vile habit. Efforts are under way to create large medical forces to specialize in this one field and to have hospitals devoted to the victims of this degrading vice.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-03
TO FORM GERMAN COLONY

FL PASO, Aug. 2.-German inter ests have purchased one of the largest ranches in the state of Durango, Mex, and will colonize it with immigrants from Germany, according to letter received here today by an. American from state official of Durango.
 The ranch is located near Durango City, the letter stated.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-03

Thousands of people every morning start the day right by including The Bisbee Daily Review with their breakfast. Why not you?
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-03
STORM GENERA. ON BORDER

MORALES, Ariz., Aug. IA severe storm has been sweeping northern So nora and along the Arizona border to- day. A cloudburst in this section caused slight damage to property.
 The Southern Pacific railroad be tween Tucson and Nogales is tied up because of a washout at Continental station, 40 miles north of here.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-03

The reports. of Marshl Fochs being kissed by. the pretty girls in London must stir pleasant memories in the breast of former Lieutenant Hobson of the Merrimac
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-03

fore Magistrate Frothingham, of New York, with a plea for some sort Of legal protection from his wife Hattie
 She throwed me out of the house and down the steps" explained the former warrior. e
 Williams first wanted a warrant charging his wife with something serious, like felonious assault. When that was refused he pleaded for a writ that would command Mrs. Will Hams to let him alone. That also be- ing refused, he left the court dejected.
 As Squire Harpinton so aptly re- marks, "all battles of life are not fought mid beating drums and boom ing cannons."
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-03

Shall we not now protect the heroes who protected us?
 Wearing his Croix de Guerre and bearing papers to show that he had killed five Germans single-handed and been cited three times for bravery, Henry Williams appeared be-
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-03

Why use poor printing, ana discount your business? Review, master print CTS, can solve your printing problems. Phone 39, Review.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-03

That was tragic affair at Spring field, Mass, where eleven boys were drowned mostly because of their frenzied efforts to rescue each other when their canoes were overturned.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-03

Romantic Miss Gin Judge) Oh. Cap tain, tehre's bottle! Perhaps there's something in it ''Tain't likely, Miss Nobody's throwin' 'em away with any thing left in em nowadays"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-03

Phone it to The Review ii it S news.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-03
C.UCH 1R
 )IIF E 5

The country folks spend their vaca- tions running around crowded cities, and the city cousins forsake the com forts of the avenue mansion for the tumbled down "Boarders Taken In"
 Suburbanites hardly can wait of a Sunday morning to motor in to the city's park for a days restful recrea- tion. and half way in they meet the city family flivvering out to the dusti- ness of rural picnic ground. John Blinks, who is married, wish ed he wasn't, and John links, who isn't is worrying the life out of his lady friends proposing to them.
 Mother will scold her Willie all day long. but let Mrs. Next-doOr intimate Willie isn't quite the angel child he ought to be, and the fur does fly!
 Most people would as soon witness a divorce proceeding as a wedding ceremony.
 All the world loves a lover, but laughs behind his back. We encourage matrimony and then turn the newly weds over to the mercies of the landlord, the grocer and other high cost of living Robin Hoods.
 ., We pick shoveler because he knows how to shovel but we choose a congressman because he can shake hands well.
 We preach learning to our young sters and then pay baseball pitcher ten times the salary of college pro- lessor.
 We make it hardest for those who need food most to get it and pile it high on the plate of the sated stom- ach.
 1 We're all so equal that we charge the 100-pounder no more than the ] 200-pounder when we carry him in ! the passenger car. Via freight it's | different
 i When a fellow refuses to agree with us, he's stubborn, but when he does ! he has no mind of his own: P But such is life, and no doubt that | Is one of the reasons why life is such
 "The Ammonia Glass;" says The I Rlossburg CPa.) Herald, held theil monthly meeting at Island Park. | was voted to extend vote of thank: | TzI-. m.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-03

NOW WILL BAD AXE BE GOOD!
 BAD AXE, Mich.-The city council has decided that there shall be no more Sunday night shows at the movies here.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-03
 Morning

shipment of fine Rocking Chairs slightly damaged in this fire and selling them tremendous reduction from nal prices This buying opportunity afford miss
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-03

'The Ammonia Glass;" says The Rlossburg (Pa.) Herald, held their monthly meeting at Island Park. It was voted to extend a vote of thanks to MT. John Vasseline. Hot dog rolls made a delightful supper by all"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-03

These rockers built of the durable quality
 shed You will find these rockers especially desirable day and Fire Sale prices make for buy them
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-03
Saving In Furniture

N Furniture of quality, permanent investment kA for the home. Good furniture has no seas Next to the house good furniture is the M most important asset of the homemaker. Good
 furniture makes for home happiness and
 tenment.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-03

marks the beginning of this Big Fire Sale You should get your share of real values Fire Sale prices Big values good substantial furniture crockery granewae and nvvare that will solve the high cost of living problem in furnishing your home.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-03
HOOsier Cabinets

There are hundreds of pieces of Chi naware in this big Fire Sale that are in good condition and perfectly ser viceable for any home. They must be sold quickly, so we have marked the prices way down, in fact, so low that we are almost giving them away.