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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1919-05-08

Two and two make fve-when it's
W. S. S. drawing interest.
The War Savings Certificate inter-
fercs with one of the most popular in
door sports-robbing the baby's bank.
jno. +. Miles was here today from
Endee. He reports the d~rillers will
soon commence in that field. Most
all Of the acreage-30,000 acres-has
been secured and is now ready to turn
over to Mr.. Newly who will employ
the drillerS to m work on the
location selected by n competent geol-
ogist. Big oil men have always look
ed upon the Endee location rs one of
the best in the county.
Grover Burlington, who was with
the American forces in France. is in
Tucumcari this week visiting his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Burlington.
Grover "a a lieutenant and won rec
ognition for bravery while in the front
with his men. He makes a fine look
| illB NoiultI anu MS HluUN olu-llfIlt
friends were glad to renew acquaint,
ance and hear him relate some of his
Experiences across the big pond fight.
ing for the worlds freedom.
Several parties have been in from
the Rama district this week. They
report different sections have been Sc,
lected by Mr.. Read and his company
at which place to sink the first wei
in that field. One of the reports say.
See. 30, TWP II, RING, 36 is the spo'
while another says section %, Twp
IL, Rng. 35. 1t is said Mr.. Read i,
in Amarillo this week buying lumbe.
to ship to the Rama field and as 500
rs a few papers are fixed up to sui
rthose putting up the money, drilling
will be commenced.
Mend that leak in yiur pocket-bool
with War Savings Stamps.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1919-05-08

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ward,
Wednesday,, May Z, 1919, a son. The
youngster has not yet been named
We have just received a lot of fans
to give away. They are just the thing
you need for the Chautauqua. Come
in and get one. THE IDEAL.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1919-05-08

The Wan Savings Certificate inter
fercs with one of the most popular in
door sports-robbing the baby's bank
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1919-05-08
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

The Seniors were out to the Blue
Holes early Saturday morning for n
breakfast. The young folks report n
fine time.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1919-05-08

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Krause of Portland,
Oregon, are here this week, the guests
of Mrs. KS sisters, Mrs. Goodman and
Mrs. Karlsruher.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1919-05-08

get back to the U. S. A. and his many
friends are glad to welcome him home.
Stanley Zimmerman, for several
years with Ira j. Briscoe or his farm
southwest of Tucumcari, but who vol
unteered his services to Uncle Sam at
the beginning of the war, has just
returned from France. He has proved
faithful to his adopted country and
is 10Y a true American citizen. He
says he likes the Americans and IS
glad to have stood by such a great
country.
j. T. White was here today from
San Jon on business. Things are
shaping themselves Out there for the
Oklahoma company to start drilling
| for oil near San Jon. The company
required so many thousand acres and
the citizens of San Jon have been la
boring hard to secure the desired
amount. Something of interest viii
be ready to from that part
Of the county within Il few weeks.
Mack Shy returned last week from
oversee where he had been for sew
eral months. Mack joined the army
when it looked like war with Old Mex
leo. He was discharged but %re-entered
the service to help Uncle Sam in the
big World war. He did not see any
of the fighting over there, but wher
the armistice was signed he was neal
the front and would have been in the
ieht had it continued n short time
His many friends are glad to have
him return after having done his par
to save the democracy of the world
He has made application to prove vi
on his homestead,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1919-05-08

Scott Vannata Of Kansas City, was
here this week on business.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1919-05-08

o. NJ. Warrcnder, of Logan, was
here this week on b%usinc.3. While in
town he called and subscribed for
the News.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1919-05-08

Miss Margaret Thompson Of Dallas,
representing the Carter Oil Co, is in
Tucumcari this week, assisting in the
Niece office.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1919-05-08

j. a. Conway was here the first Of
the week from near Grady. He re-
ports the crops doing nicely out that
way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15
EVERY OHIO MER
WILL Be ANORK
ON WOODWORKING

COLUMBCs. O.. Dec. ,-officials of
both United Mine Work and opera
tors tonight predicted Z practically
all OF the $4,000 union hers in OHIO
. would be back at work to7rrow morn
ing. Pre-Strke product of coal
should be attained by Nnesdav. nc
co,ding to President Jol W. Moore.
OF the Ohio miners.
Strict economy In these OF the
present stocks OF coal anprompt un-
loading of cars TO facilt, maximum
production in view OF the d snap was
urged by W. n. McKinnt president
secretary OF the Souther Ohio COAL
Exchange. Since the onl%nal avail
able is that already on lHels from
'non-union fields people sntd be care
full not to hoard fuel. further
asserted.
Reports OF differences bveen yari-
Gus local unions and the operators
were generally denied. Offirs or both
sides expected that some adius.mnt
would naturally result an'that any
differences would D" Incd out
prnmptly.
While operators stated thathe mines
would be in full operation imcdiatcly
President Moore said that " or two
would be necessary Ia put hr mines
in a condition for quantity .odurtion
He estimated that tho IN ? cont Of
the mines were not in CnDdit1 for i'm
mediate fuli resumption OF rrations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15

ROME. SATURDAY.. Dec l3. (Bv The AS
sociatcd prcss)-Thc chamber or depu-
ties tonight voted approval OF inc rcpl!
to the speech from the throne altcr re-
iccttng BY a vote of $50 to ia an amend
ment offered by tho socialists proEia-
ing for tho immediate recognition or the
Russian Soviet government andsthc re-
sumption Of relations with Russia.
Premier Nitti summed up the dcpate
on tho reply in speech OF considerable
length. He declared the first thing to
do was 10 dispose of q question which
was causing national concern and 10
deny the report that tho government
was about to conclude new international
agreements creating fresh responsible
tics. The prcmicr's reference was TO Il
report that the meeting of Premiers
Lloyd George and Clrmcnceau and For
cign Minister Scialo. in London had
considered Il military convention. An
swcrinC sneakers who presented mo-
lions for tho Convocation OF q constt-
urnt assembly. Sgnor Nitti said:
But We consider tho parliament as
pcrmancnt constituent assembly. There
is no necessity to convoke ono purposcly.
The Italian constitution. granted on
March 8. 1S4S. WIS quickly modified By
the parliament Of May 10. lsiS. and later
has been changed constantly according
TO necessity. The parliament is sover-
riRn. II is free 10 modify by enactment
any article OF the constitution. What
YOU now wish is to change article v.
which nominallv gives the king the
right to declare war. But do you really
believe that the laIt>%sS was declared
without the assent amentr'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15
ITALIAN DEPUTIES VOTE DOWN
RECOGNITION Of RED RUSSIA

At this the socialists shouted:
Yes. against the will Of parliament"
There was. great confusion In the
chamber for a few moments. after which
Premier Nitti resumed his remarks.
The law granting full powers to tho
cabinet. he went on. was passed BY the
chamber on Nav %. 1915. II was equiv.
lent 10 declaration of war.
The entire socialist group shouted:
"No. no-the cabinet already had COM
cluded an alliance with the entente.
The premier begged for the supT ort
Of all parties to help Italy out OF hfr
difficulties. He explained she mus. I'm.
port one third Of the necessities OF life,
needing 70 rinstapcc. 100000 Quintais
Of wheat annually. of which 2i.000.0u1
came from abroad. a quantity equal tI
two thirds OF the entire production Of
Argentina. :.
We buy wheat at I30 lire per duintrt
and sell It for So lire" he said. thu1
losing 5000. 900 ia 5.0U0GUU lire daIl.S
The greatest curse Ia us would be ~
lose our credi; abroad. because then VI.
would bc irreparahlv lost.
Russia and Hungary. despite their r..
nancial islatinn. were able to exist be-
cause their internal production was rela.
lively sufficient TO feed thir people.
urge the socialists to be- frank with thu
public and explain tho necessity OF nor
cndangerng our relations with tia.
allies. especially the United States.
which alone can supply us with tin
greatest part of what We need. In fact,
we canno; receive immediate help except
from the American continent and, above
all. 6rona thu unitad AAAAAaS ~: .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15
CUDAHY'S ADVICE TO
THE \. C,L. DIRECTORS

CHICAGO Dec. l.-'rh" Sur"Sl way
back Ia old faShiun"d prir" Levels * l"
shop with TIA" uld-fHSh!"n"d market pa
k"I and occasionally rs" ""ld-iaShl"n"d
corn beef and other lin" and paiataDle
but cheaper cuts. ~
i. \ Cudahy. president of IN" |ad
ahy Packing company, gay" mat W
Nc" to tn" huyine public IN his anhuAi
report To- IN" Stockholders or the con-
rrrn whlrh VIII b" pres nl"d tomorrow
Gu\ rriImru, attempts /" regulate IN
cost at living and In~Ist"n"'' 81 me pu"
liz Oh having ia" best regardless "'
cost. w"r" prIm" factors behind Pr'">
mt price l"irlS. ludhhN SAID.
Discussing tn" first. he sad:
IT "" had less arbitrary c"ntrol ana
# "" had had such high prices OF com
uodiiirs as would have been the cas-"
under normal and uu"rnir"ll"d CONT
LIONS. in, r',aS,d production. coupled wlli
n" enforced l"SSrucd consumption,
would nave followed more surely. ana
tn" situation would hay. reached per
ulaucnr uurmrl level with less c"nluS-
ion"
ON tn" subject OF cXtravaGant buying
he declared:
"Thcr" has been an abnormal demand
this year for articles of the highest
prlC" and quality.
Every body has wanted TN" best anu
has seemed 10 have tho mon'N 10 P'E
for it, If lhcr" was II b"tt"r demand
for tho cheaper cuts IL would nave IN!
most beneficial effect all around.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15
Bride-to-be Induced
To Call Ceremony Off

Special Dispatch To The IntclliGcnccr.
CUMBERLAND, Md, Dec. lt.-RiGht
after the arrival OF IN" minister and a
musician from Cumberland. al tho Six
Mile house. on the National pike. this
afternoon Clark Smith. widowcr. g.
years old who lives nearby. sent word
TO the big crowd assembled from the
countryside. that his wedding would mo-,
take place.
Smith is track foreman for III" cum
berland Electric Railway company. He
secured tn" license few days az" 10
marry Mrs. Mary liaw"s, aged a.. OF
RoCkoak. W Va. widow az Enos HAYES.
She had been Il guest at tn" Smith hnm"
for several days. ana according 1" Mr..
smith had been urged that the ceremony
he NOT delayed. Early this morning. just
as the pair were about TO start for tho
scene of tho ceremony. Mellon and GcorE"
Tukc, brothers Of Mrs. Halves. drove up
in an automobile. and induced her To
leave, the illness Of the mother being
their plea. according Ia Smith. II" said
she told him Sh" might return later for
tho ceremony, but was indefinite" as I"
tho date lie indicated. however, that he
never expected her back.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15
MOVIE STARS
SAFE IN PORT
Missing Yacht Grey Duck With
D. w. Griffith Aboard
Reaches Nassau

MIAMI. Fla, Dec. 1.-THE, yacht Grey
Duck. on which David w. Griffith.
motion picture producer. and party or
thirty six left hero Wednesday arrived
lat" today at Nassau, Bahama Islands.
with all on board safe, said radio mes
sage received nj midnight by the Miami
Herald from Nassau.
The yacht. which was four days over
due on her arrival nj Nassau. cncount-
cred heavy seas, and members OF the
party had been without food for three
days, the message said. Two passcn-
gers were swept overheard during the
voyage, but were rescued.
The message said the Grey Duck al
most capsizcd and the pilot was injured
and others on board were forced to take
turrs at the wheel while the little craft
wallOwcd in the seas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15
American Commission
Plans Aerial Flight
Around the Void

TOXIC. Nov. zs tcorrsspondenee OF
The Associated Press.)-The American
commission Of the; first aerial derby
around the world a. has Is 1rri kse nrsps4s
lions for the Japanese stsye OF the.
flight The s somissionssT sjor C canrle
: EIidden and Benjamin Hlllman. ara
being entertained and are actively .1t
work consulting with the japanese aus,
thorities concerning the flight prepara-'
tons. ,., -
commissioners completed the chartirg
of the trans Pacific routes making the
distance from New. York to fokohama
nv way of Seattle. Alaska and the Aleu-.
ton Islands. 1928 miles by way or San
francisco and Honolulu s,4 a,s mile: 7 isa
miles. This charting Is subject to com.
firmation. Tentative route. around the
world will vary from z4.l70 to ?S,oss
miles.
r e commission has pointed out each
cor rtry will be Permitted to make w.
owe rulings for flights over its respec-
ti'e territories.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15
MAY PUT EX-KA|SER
ON WITNESS STAND

BERLIN Dec. 14.-Form"r Emperor
William NAV b. included in tho list OF
Witnesses who are to hr cross-cXamined
by a subcommittee Of tho parliament
Iary committee. inQuiring into rcspohSi-
bilit,. for thr war in connection with its
work Of establishing the attitude anu
procedure Of tho imperial government
toward tho Bosnian government at sara !,
jcvo, prio- to the outbreak of the world
war.
The committee has decided. however
to defer action in this regard until re-.
plies have been received 10 sheet or
questions sent out To leading diplomats
and army leaders. The committee Will
meet again in January 10 decide upon
Inc question Of having the former En-
pcror cross examined through the medi-
alton of Holland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15
YOUNGSTOWN PLANTS
TO RESUME TODAY

YOl'NIrSTOWN. O.. Dec li.--Indus-
trial plants in this territory. including
steel mills. were ready to-nigh: TO re-
sumo operations on large scale Moi
day. when emergency coal reserves will
be released by railroad ADMINISTRATION
representatives. 4 large number Of
tho companies were forced to cut oper-
atoms due TO the coal shortage. and in
addition to these. Il was announced to.
dav that the Brnwn-Bonnell finishing
mills Of the Republic Iron and Steel
Company. closed since the steel strike
started will resume normal activities
Tomorrow. Employees Of the mills re-
Gently voted to return to work. COM
pany officials stated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15
.CH|LD'S MOTHER
UNDER ARREST
BODY OF BLAKE BOY
! IS WASHED ASHORE
Woman, Who Is Estranged
From Husband, Charged
With Murder

ATLANTIC CITY, y. J., Dec. 1.-THE
body Of James NJ Blake. Jr., six year
old son OF a wealthy Philadelphia in
surance broker who was declared oy ms
day night was washed ashore at Vent:
nor today. Mrs. Blake has been placed
under arrest.
Mrs. Blake. who on Friday night
crawlcd TO the home" of Benjamin Fox,
in Ventnor. and told sensational story
of being attacked by. two negroes. who,
after beating her, robbed her OF q hand
bag and then fled with her child. 10
CHARGED with the murder OF h her boy;
Mrs. A. G. Miller in Nentnor. today to
the Atlantic City hospital. where she is
guarded By policeman. She Is said to
be suffering from nervous collapse
county Jail within a. few days.
Finding Of Body. q,
The boys body was found less than
five blocks from the, pier in Ventnor
cred yesterday. and about the same dis,
lance from the sceRe of the alleged
kidnapping. 1t was seen floating on the
water by Samuel Blur. OF Margate CITY.
who was walking up the board walk
After dragging the ,;, BODY to the Deoeh'
County Physician H. X. Souder per.
formed an autopsy and pronounced
death due to drowning. He said 1t had
not yet been decided whether 70 hoia
an inquest.
Mr.. Blake, when seen at his home
later. said he did not care further to
discuss the case.
Thrown Prom Pier.
Chief of Police sprague said:
NV opinion is that the boys mother
threw him from the end OF the pier.
She has told me the. child stood between
her and her husband. and that at the
time the boy was born, she wanted TO DO
sway with him. She has made mum.
her Of other discriminating statements.
Mrs. Blake is said to have been sun.
cring from a nervous ailment for num-
Der of years. ="
Mr. and Mrs. Blake have been estranS;
wear old daughter had been in the GUS
tody Of the father. and had been per-
mittcd to go out with their mother.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15
DISAGREEMENT
ON NINE SCALE
W. VA. MINERS WANT
HIGHEST UNION RATE
Would Wipe Out the Differen.
tial That Has Heretofore
Obtained

II\EIE.&T.r\. " Va. Dec. Min
crS and ~, r..',l- ar" disagreed re-
yardtng thu +. Dc. .''. ,I'"u Of the per
r"ui lncr"n>. - 90 'r".' - Of the Uni
statement 81 ri'.H'nt {. +. Kccn"y.
made tonight.
Conferences have been going on ali
the lrtfcr part of the week regarding
this difference Of opinion. but no con-
illusions HAY" been agreed upon by rep
r'ScntativcS Of the miners and operators.
Mr. kc"ncy said.
I'VE have made known our position to
the operators" MIR. kccnry said. and
We hope that no unplcasantncSS Will re-
suit between tn" employees and miners. l
feel that the operators will come TO oui'
poiut Of Wow regarding the situation.
The miners take tho stand. he sad,
that tn" same flat increases given III
thu central competitive fields should az
ply in West Virginia. While tho opcr-
nlors contend that the per cent in
crease means II per cont Of the present
wages paid in district II.
The Differential.
The miners Of Ohio and Illinois ar
paid al higher rates than the miners of
West Virginia. he stated. because
freight rates are higher from the mines
of this state 10 the markets than from
tho mines in the central Compctiu:
fields Therefore. a lower RI" prevails
here il order to permit West Virgins,
coal to compel" with the product Ut
other fields.
The miners Of di&tric, II take the
stand. ne said. that whatever Increase
is granted IL OHIO should he paid IN
West Virginia. that IS if IL cents in
crease in pick and machine mined coal
is given there. the eleven cents shoul!
apply in West Virginia. TIL" cost OF
living in West Virginia Is just as high
as il is in Ohio, he pointed out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15

states concern. Shall 4 man W. raised
a violent hand against COnsttIrd nU-
thority he regarded as cltSih'esor nv,
presidency OF the republic owe w'uch
the United States maintains n ro,rcto-
rate" Will it make for peace Hood
shed" There is no question h. thot
after the decision Of the .;upr"h Cour;
some pronouncrm"rt from IN" .horjrnn
government may be found rtcraary 20
prevent revolution. cuban SCAR is
rather Valuahl" nowadays :" me Amrh-
scan and disturbed "ondit''h[ y cuba
may interrupt that supply. Butn any
event the Department OF Stata sra,rh-
ing Cuba closely TO lend moral r ma
terial support to the cont'nuRc, Of
tranquility on the Island.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15

william to Work.
Acting PreS John l.. Lewis OF
tho Unit"6 AWorkers OF America,
who is attcnd,hc labor RECONSTRUCT
ton conferencerc, predicted today
that by Mond5 per cent OF the
miners would laCk TO work.
Though 1t been difficult task
TO reach all oe men in the short
time sine" theIsion ives reached"
back"
Restrictions sed on the use OF
fuel during thekc gradually arc be-
ing removed un,h" discretionary au-
thority to rescirch orders given che
regional railroarectors. Thus the
working week Npcn tomorrow with
nearer approao 4 normal indus
trial situation thny week since the
strike was madectivc November !.
Characterization.
Although most the power to re-
scind the varioustrictions has been
placed in the habf the regional di-
rcctorS, the railr administration Is
continuing TO exc supervisory
control over bituaus coal and coke.
This has been H. necessary not
alone by the restion OF Fuel Ad-
ministrator Garfiebut also by the
designations Of us Guernsey. Jr..
assistant to DR.. Geld. and John A.
Airport. chief engf. both Of whom
came back 10 Wngton to serve
with their chief the fuel admin
iStration was rcvi These resigna
tionS have practicaput an end TO re-
instituted activitie, the adminiStra-
ton.
To Name mission.
Appointment by~sidcnt Wilson Of
u commission 10 rSedC the fuel
administrator is exhd this week. No
limitations Of the onncl hay" been
given in official qers. though the
basis decided upon make it's com
position include ondnc worker. one
coal mine operator q representative
of the public. The rec will have
power 10 readjust e scales above
above tho present ance OF II per
cent given the mneif desired. and
also to advance thesling price OF
coal.
The scale committs the operators
nf tho central compets fields. it was
learned today. probalwill meet in
Wednesday, consider their
attitude toward the ke settlement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15
GERMANY PARTIALLY YIELDS
To DEMANDS FROM ALLIES

On the Scapa Flow issue the not OK
presses a Willingness {" yield 10 tho
extent that Germany will conSent Ia
make PREPARATION for tho sinking " tho
German warshipS. in order to remove
what IL CharaCtrriZ"S az the final oh
Starlr IT, tn. drfinlt" conclusion Of
peace. although. says tn" note. r"para
ton caunu; hr made IN the manner
suggested in the demand for 400 00o
tons Of shipping.
PARIS. Dec. 1.-THE answer 81 Tho
German government to the latest allied
note reached the German delegation in
Paris to-day. Because Of the time heed
ed for deciphering and translatine the
document, il is not likely to be pre-
scented to General Secretary Paul Gia-
sta. of the peace conference. until Non
day morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15


The financial interests. Senator h"rah
furth,H charged. arc at work on a
scheme which he outlined aS having the
following objects:
trade secure changes in IN" reservations
50 as to get enough votes Ia put II
through regardless OF whether American
interests arc protected or not.
second. having nut II through IN ms
..,,. Tho same forces hop" through their
great influence with tn" leaders OF both
nolitical parties and their control over
campaiKn subscriptions I" Keep II en-
tlrely out Of the campaign OF l'-'-->"
49, ,he ncoplc viii never have u chance
10 pass upon the question.
"fn tho lanEuag" Of ON" ar ia" lead
ers" Rorah's statement assorted. tho
thing 10 do is To fix up the COMPROMISE
ogrc, unon the rule establishing cloturc.
cnt off debate and push it through:
Then IL they can further keep it out OF
the platform and out Of the campaign