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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-05
ACABAMOS DE RECIBIR

Jam6n "Pirineo''
Sobreasada Mallorquina
( Salchich6n de Vich
Embuchado de la Sierra
GalIetas Francesas
ChOrizos ''Treviiano", secos y en-
manteca
Aceitunas "Manzanilla" en- iarrOs
de fantasia
Quesos holandeses en- lata ''Crema
de la Crema"
sopa Julienne francesa.
Vaya nuestra Casa pida 10 que
desee por telefono No. Is.
COLMADO FONT.
Sc siryen 6rdenes por correo. -
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-05
LIE FALTo AL REsPETo

En- el barriO Real, de Ponce, Juan
olavarrfa acometi6 Y agredi6 a su
padre polftico Francisco Mei6ndez,
infiriendole con un machete una! heri-
da en- eI brazo izquiertlo. Disgustos
de familia, originarOn la question.
Juan fue arrestado ell Fiscal Sc hizo
cargo del asunto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-05
.AHOGADOs>

En- ell barrio PedernG7es de Cabo
RojO pereci6 ahogada en- una quehrl-
da, Felipa Alvarez, y en- ell barrio Bu-
cGrGbdHes, de Maricao, fu6 encontra-
do ahogado en- el rio GuabG, Rogelio
Morales. a.,.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-05
PoR QUEDARsE DeRMIDo

ocasio Maldonado, de Manatf, Sc
qued0 dormido Ell ell edificio de La Lo-
gia Soberana, Y al despertar not0 que
lie habfan robado unos lentes de CON
cha, un sombrero de Panama, una cha
lima y un panuelo de seda.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-05
VISTA
Advt.

Don Antonio Ruiz y don Jaime We
lez, miembros del Municipio de Cia-
les, han visitado esta ciudad en- asun-
tos ofciales. Enviamosles nuestro
muy cordial saludo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-05
pLANTA DE HIELo EN- GALES

Don Vicente Martinez Revent6s, en-
cargado de la planta el6ctrica de
Ciales, Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad
con ell fin de recoger de los muelles
las maquinas e implementos para la
de una planta de hielo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-05
LIE RoBARoN LA CARTERA

A la sefiorita Cruz Maria Santiago,
que reside en- la parada 26, Santurce.
lie han robado una cartera, contenien-
do $1.50 en- effective y un cheque por
valor de Siete d6lares.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-05
EsTUvo ENFERMo

Nuestro amigo Ell senior Luciano Mar
games, del comercio de San Juan, estu-
vo algunos dfas enfermo, pero va esta
restablecido celebramos no haya sido
de importancia Use encuentre bien.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-05

"Waist Manufacturer, organizing to
make Hand-drawn bIouses in Porto
Rico, desires agentes who can sup
ervise this business.
In replying kindly state what num-
Der of blusas you now make weekly,
references, experience, etc.
Address: R. MONDELL,
cIo Commodore Hotel,
New York. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-05
"LA VELOCE'
NAVIGAZIONE ITALIANA A VAPORE
Ell VAPOR "ALBARO".

Legara sobre Agosto pr6ximo despachado
msm0 da Sano Domingo Port Prince Santiago de Cuba
Habana Veraruz acepandO carga para dcO puertOs
nero lmitadO de pasajerOs.
Para mayOres nfOrmes drigirse
BEHN BROTHERS INC.
Agentes San Juan, p. r. 1
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-05

El transporte BAtord, ha tra5do un
buen cargamento de proyisiones para
el Regimiento de Puerto Rico. ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-05

PRov1s1oNEs PARA Ell EJERcITo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-05

CorTesponsaI Especial.
Evening journal., 1920-10-07

FOR sALE-REsTAURANT. DOING
=. good business; reason for selling.
Nail 1zoe-N. sept21-lm.
Evening journal., 1920-10-07
UNION AFTER cRIDIRoN TITLE.

The Iunl0r football Team VANS
challenges from Defiance. Parkside,
Shamrock. Third Ward, Ninth Ward,
ST. Mary's. ST. AIMS, and White
Circle. Union has organized a team
averaging 1870 pounds, and is after
the seasons gridirOn title. Manager
Adams requests the following play
ers TO report at Fourth and Grant
avenue tonight: Cavanaugh. Schaal
Cunn ngllam. Altemus, Golden. Scott
Slaughter, Weaver Burns, Watkins
Tatiersall, Fishback.
Challenges should be sent 10 G. W.
Adams. 52i Bayard avenue.
Evening journal., 1920-10-07
HELp MANrEn-MALE.

NxrANTED-'NOuNC MAN TO DRIVE
wv truck must have reference. Apply
kosbrow. III King S. oct'-H.
Evening journal., 1920-10-07
LIE AND cnARAcrER READING
"s'opsr .......-

s-...ss-
strong character. A self-reliant
and an energetic nature characterizes
this man. He is constantly seeking
new objects OF interest new people
and new pleasures. Unless this nckle-
ness OF desire is conquered in mid
life the future will hold little that is
worthy for him.
While In love affains there seems to
be many changes indicated. in a pub
lie career or In the professions, sue
ceSs Is shown.
The governing sign is Libra and Il
gives a steadiness OF purpose when
nature is aroused TO lis inherent
powers.
Venus governs directly the love ma
ture and unless strongly guarded
there are many love affairs and life
does not promise much happiness.
The birthstone is an opal and should
be worn with a diamond for luck
Many new lines OF successful busi-
ness will be found in the Want Ads
during the Cou.niS three months.
Evening journal., 1920-10-07
MARTIN-WILLIAMS

Miss Annie Mae Martin, 2iO West
Twenty-secOnd street, and Phillip
Williams, of Bethlehem. Pa. were
married in Delaware avenue Baptist
Church. Monday afternoon, by the
Rev. Joseph Y. Irwin.
Evening journal., 1920-10-07
REAL EsrArt-ron sALE.

EoR sALE-cORNER LOTS AT ELM
hurst, 5Oxl0O feet. Apply 3O7 East
Seventh St. oct2-Gt
Evening journal., 1920-10-07
TRANSFORMATIONS. -
To Philadelphia
and Chester
Schedule In Eject Sept Goth.
Subject 10 Change Without Notice.
.fHf A \ N ADJ fVTNfIF

Leave Wilmington, Fourth st. Wharf,
for Philadelphia, l30, 300, 1880 A. NJ,
/ so. 800, 4.i5 aud l.3O Z. NJ
Leave philadelphia, Chestnut St
wharf for Wilmington. 7.30, 1880 A. NJ
10 o'clock noon, 1.30, $500, AIS, 900
and $50 p NJ.
sRuns on sundays only.
xDaily, except sundays.
Ur1iNINGTON- ON-PENNSGROVE ROUTE.
Schedule in Effect Monday, Sept. "a.
Daily. including sundays, leave VIII
noon, 2.OO, 400, 800. 500. 1000 aud 1900
Leave Pcnnsgrove $50. 715. 900. 1100
A. NJ, 100. 500. 500. ZOO. 300 and liO0
p. NJ.
Evening journal., 1920-10-07

Ofllce help, mechanics and carpen-
ter will find plenty of work II they
will watch the want ad.
Evening journal., 1920-10-07
REAL EsrATE-FoR SALE.

EOR SALE-GARAGE; HOLDS 30
Il cars Address S-42, Evening Journal
Office. oct6-6t.
Evening journal., 1920-10-07
WANTED.

Operators, experienced on power sew
ing machines to work. on athletic under
Wcar Clean work. excellent working
conditions. very best piecework price.
Appiy
TOPKlS BROS. CO.,
-<rs1-Isr 2Iz French Street
Evening journal., 1920-10-07

GOOD WAGES FOR HOME WORK
We need you 10 make socks for US on
the fast easily learned Auto knitter Ex-
perience unnecessary. We buy an you
sun supply US. Distance immateriai.
Positively no canvassing. Yarn sup
piled. Particulars 2c stamp. Dept. 7OC
Auto Knitter Co. Buffalo, \. y.
oct2-6
Evening journal., 1920-10-07

ELECTRlC FIXTURES. TABLE
II lamps, supplies lowest In town.
Grossmau Electric Co. 4l6 King ST.
Phone l45i-J. Open evenings. mari7-iyr
Evening journal., 1920-10-07
BUSINESS COLLEGES.
UpHOLSTERY.
MOVING AND HAULING.

DHONE 3s05-M-2, OR 6557-W. FOR
i quick service; heavy or light NOV
ilg, hauling, an kinds. Edward W. Car
ter, 1921 Lancaster Ave. mays Tyr.
NEW TRUCK FOR MOVING AND
~ hauling, Ions distance, day and night,
anywhere. Wilmington and Philadelphia
Express Joe Lattanzio. j02 Orange St
Phone 1851. apr7-1yr.
Evening journal., 1920-10-07

xxrANTED-wH BOY. II OR IS
w years old as chauffeur West
Third ST. oci0-2t
Evening journal., 1920-10-07
JAMES STIRLITH & BRO.
DEALERS IN SCRAP IRON.
Front and Iatnall SITS.

For sale-Steam pipe, soil pipe, l.
beams. channels, angles, columns, shaft
ing, pulleys, hangers, boilers, stacks.
engines, lathcs; one l2-inch power
driven printing preHs. Hoffman tailor
nreNa- augIO-IYr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06
SHIP CORPORATION
MERGES LINES
THREE COMPANIES PURCHASED
BY AMERICAN SHIP AND CON.
MERGE CORpORATlON.
ny Associated Pfsss

Ry Associated ffess.
NEW YORK. Aug. s-Thc American
ship and Commerce Corporation.
through its president W. A. Hartman.
to-day announced purchase and ANAL
gnmatinn of thr American.Hawaiian
steamship Company. the firm ~ iivci.
more. Dcarhornc 4 60, and the Kerr
Navigation Cooperation.
The American Ship and Commerce
Cnrporntion r'r"ntiv concluded an
agreement with the Hamburg American
lines Tor the opening and opcrniinr
II the prcwar trade routes ~ the Ger
man company.
According to n statement hv Mr. Har.
rinian. the American Shius and Com.
morc' CORPORATION Jointly with the
American .llawpii1n line. nurchas 4 IN"
finn ~ lAvermurc. I1urhnrne a O.
The two comuluivs with their own
flee' - vessels aErrprntinr over four
hundred thousand d'udw,irht tons. IN
addition to 200 0e0 tons - shipping
haard vessels. viii D. inin.d under tho
name - United American Lines incor
pniatoi under which name al ships ~
tn American Ship and Commerce and
allied cuminnies will opcrntc
Ofnccrs of the t'nitcd American
Lines viii be- Harris Iiv,rmote. prcsi.
dent. Henry pfarhornc - tho Amcri.
can Hawai'an line. Vi.- president
The combined fleet of the new organ.
izstiun totals more than eighty ships ~
uyrr $50. 900 tens.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06
BELIEVE BOls RDERED
~ GANts Ot ROBiiEtsS
~ Associated Pfrss.

~ hf'HfNttA
WEST Fl,ANkFC TT. ill.. Aug. g.
Belief that Amicl Caivat,rra. ~ years
old. and TIny Hcmcl. IN. were murder.
I'd by gang of robbers that commit.
ted numerous depredatiuns ia southern
Illinois recently. was expressed by
Franklin county officials tonight
The buiics II the two youths were
found In u dry creek bed on the out.
kiits f Royalton. near here. ycster.
day. by William Mcl'hacil. who wa,
hunting IN the vicinity. The threats
of bath youths had been slashcd and
iiempcl had been shot In the left cy,
Calcatcrra and licmpcl. officers as.
serted. had been heard o. say that they
ha 1 Information regarding the identity
Il parsons who participated in a mum.
1c' Il post office and hank robberics
IN the southern part uf the state In the
L,si several months. There were M
Ldicatiuns of a struggle and this led
oiii,,rs tu express the belief that the
murders w,r" committed somewhere
other than the place ui burial.
Set,ino S-siinis. who II held IN con.
ueUtiun with the crimes is incarc.r.
atcd In y Jail IN southern Illinois.
he barely escaped mob ~ hun.
dred that visited the county Jail at
Marion early today. Deputy sheriifs
heard the mub's approach and remove
the prisoner.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06
DIPLOMATIC NOTES
REGARDING Poland
BEING EXCHANGED
siTt aTION N EAST IN DESCRIBED
A. ONE 0f CONFUSION AND
CONTENTION"

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-THE Pol.
ish situation. Described nj the stnte de.
parifncnt toinv - one of confusion
md contention" II understood 10 have
become the subject of diplomatic ex-
changes not only between the allied
governments. but between the allied
powers ard the United States. The
trend ~ the exchanges was not dis
closed here and silence was maintained
hv officials generally as 20 the inter-
national ASPECTS 81 the Polish debacle.
Officials reports 10 the state DEPART
ment were said Ia be- quite as disquiet.
ng as press DISPATCHES and authorisa-
iion whs scnt by the department today
10 the Americas leration al Warsaw
for its removal with allied diplomatic
representatives from the capital, en-.
l1ngered by the westward sweep of tho
ifnlsheviki forces. John q. White,
charge dcaffaiTes ~ the American ie-
ation during the isit o. Hugh Gibson.
h. minister. In this country, was En-
formed o. use his own discretion IN
leaving Warsaw. II was aald that n
he necessity 10 leave arose. the fol.
lowing diplomatic representatives prob.
'hv would 10 90 Graudenz.
oficifal DISPATCHES on the Polish situ.
''ion were received here today. One
7if French military representatives
IN Warsaw notified the Polish govern
'ncni last week that France would be
unable to furnish any combat troops
Tor use AGAINST the BolshevikL. The
iro ~ additional officers. however. was
offered =.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06
LARGE ATTENDANCE
EXPECTED TONIGHT
At NEFF MEETING
MANY SUPPORTERS OF TIIOMiSON
AND I.OO>Ei VIII. Wv On
HAND, ~ BELIEF

The re organization meeting uf
the Pat NJ Neff for governor club
tonight ~ expected to be- "ne of
the largest attended business ses.
reSriuns e u political club IN ANA
Tiiln this year. The meeting has
'pr,n called for 5.aO o'clurk tonight
IN the district court room at the
court house
riendS of the candidacy ~ Ncff
are especially urged to attend the
meeting. As large numbers ot
FORMER supporters ~ u. T.. Thpfua
son and a. T. Looney have now lc
,on.e followers of IN" Waco candi.
date. n o. exps-rted that many of
these Will De- in attendance.
C,,,iai invitations have been *.
icnd,d to aii qualified women vui'
.ts tn D.. present tuulrht- The
m.,.' ng will D.. ftririly informal "
T. announced. with few hrief
frlks
p.smnn.nt offic.rs viii ir elect
~ ani committees nppinft-l 90
tsi.e care of various details u thr
oanpalEn until Auguat y. when
iho run on primary viii hc held
Ncn supp"rtsis. u ~ said. plan to
da ,rervthing possible g. So that
~ fun vote as pOssibl" u pulled
at the tielltn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06
Mary Injured in Denver
Riot; Post Plant Wrecked
and Other Damage Results

The nah gathered in front of the
P"si building sftrr aiiacking the ears.
u was Dispersed that time without hav.
inr dans m"rr than taking capirs IL
the aiirrnran edition ~ the paprr iran
nrw sboy~ aud liitrring the STREETS with
thsm.
Oppu."d Strike.
The rpsi hls appO~-d the strike.
- a'fle,k Tonight the eraud again
gathered in frani uf thu Post. Nearly
III ~ the windows in the plant wrrr
hrukra. Nh'n Post emplo,es haistsd
an Amsfissn nsg sser the building. the
riniinr subsid-d slightly hut WIS ~.
nswrd
Riot Rags at late Hour.
The nls,b entered the building. Ham.
mrrs aud spiL-s werr thrown inis the
linaiype maehines. paper rils were
maNed inia thu strrrts. water was
psurrd ga thu prrsses aud presses wtrv
damagrd b, hammers.
>h"is were firvd aud n number oi
prr~anS uountlrd
Othrr~ wers wounded hy fl,lng bricks
and other missiles. There was na
ahaismem la the risiing at Io.3a
e'eisck.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06

~ 'rsrfis'sd press
DENNER. Aug. S.-lsetwern thirty
aud ihri, flte pcr~ons. includins Chi'i
of Police llansilian Armstrong and
ight w ten othrr pnlicrmrn. were in.
iured. sr,'ral seriously. In ria'ins BE-.
tWrtn striking street car .nen. thr,r
s,npsihiysr> aud sirikebrrakrrs g..
night Ii,e street ears wrrs wrecked
lI'h illr plant ~ the Dsn,rr Post dsm.
irrd =, thu crowd.
Th mob ~ le.l0 y. ~. was gaihcring
in froni ~ the Tramuay l,uiliing.
uh-rr th- siIike-hr-akers siopp~d \
piradr of sirikrrs and sympa'hir-r~
rrash,d the rurner. rhrrr wrrr sb'.ui
un. thausand in the parade. tighn Inn
mssiiiirls be- aIns general aud Gaistin.
urd alm.>i STEADILY
Cars Damaged
The first two ears si.pp-d usrr hadly
damaged. \ third ear uas aftaeked
near the downtown harms aud two
uihs-rs usrr turn-d on thrir ~id-s in
iruni af the cathedral of the lmmacu.
late Cuneeptiuu.
Sirik hr-akers Who manned the last
taa ears toak refuge insidr the ca
N. sirsl aud rrmain-d thrrr untl rrs-
casd bs the paiice.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06
REPUBLICAN LEADS
IN KANSAS CROW
LATE RETrRNs ADD To THE MA.
JORITN or q. q. r.
CANDIDATES.


TOPEKA. Kan. Aug. 5.-Ths only
change In the scattering returns from
rues'hy's primary reaching Topeka to
iav was - Increase slightly the lead
held hv = T. Thompson ~ Bellalre for
state trasurcr and to add 20 the ma
iuritv - the other Republican candi.
dates who are known 20 have been
nominated
Figures early tonight on state treas.
irer. kCpuhlcan. showed:
Th"mpson 2s.2i2: Evans sass:
White 20.1fi.
Little change l. shown In the Demo
Gratis Tor nomination 81 governor. few
10 the scattering returns showing the
Democratic vote. Latest available fig
ufes show:
Davis i.ss7: Weed. s.ses: Potts, s.iss:
Hyatt i.Se5.
Figures on United States senator,
guvsrnor and attorney general. all Re
publican; Curtis ei.ss2: Edwards 80.
.e-3: Allen s7.52s: Snow 2s.s72: Hopkins
iI.eos. Rooney s7.52s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06

BY Associated Press.
MARION, Ohio, AUG. 5y-A plea
thai future questions Oi peace and
war be- decided by the nations ron.
science aud not by any council Of
fofrign powers. was voiced 10y Sen'
aior Harding to-day in q ialh to u
cheering crowd OI Spanish war
veterans gathered here in reunion.
"Ilrre In America be- said. I'VE
do not need aay one tO tell ~
what onr obligations are. We can
read u ln our own conscience.
want t0 hold the American c0n.
science strictly aud solely Ameri.
eau.
- want America 10 play IT, part
in the world. hut . do not want u
council of foreign powers ai any
time, for any reason. t0 summon
the sous of America to battle"
II was a national spirit awakening a.
the defense of American rights. ths
nominee asserted that led this country
into both the Spanish war and The
world war. and that could always b,
counted on Ia hold the republic secure
he added that. although underlying
on humanity had urg'
the United States Ia both the conflict .
u had required a physical infringement
of national rights In each ease to start
the flame of war.
Guests AZ Reunion
The talk was made in response ~
the demands Of the veterans. who were
members of the fourth Ohiu infantry
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06
COX HOPES TAFT
WILL HELP ELECT
LEAGUE SENATE
II CONFIDENT FORMER pREsi
DENT Wii!; Woisk For THOSE
keeps UP SUFFRAGE FIGHT

H. Associated Press.

~ Associated Press.
DAYTON. ohio. Aug 5-ilopc tht'
former presidcn, Taft would nid tnwar'
elccting senate fnvoring th" l"agu,
of nations was expressed today hy GuN
crnor cox, Democratic presidential
nominee.
1--WE have every cNpcciaiiun." sail
the statement. that Iutlg" TAFT vii
ufg. Republicans Ia support the man
ar men who favor the league uf na
tions By go doing. hc can consistently
remain u Republican. IN the fa"c uf hl-
statement that the position of his prcsi
dental candidate un this question l.
wrong"
Candidates Successful
Governor Cox's statement va
prompted by reports Of success In th'
Missouri and oklahoma Democrats,
senatorial primaries Il prolcague can
didates. and by assurance uf Demo
cratic victory In New Hampshire. Cor
don Woodbury.. New Hampshir"'s rep
resentative an the notification commi
tee. today told the nomine, that tn
democrats would carry that state and
also would defeat Senator Muses.. u
publican.
Much work Required
Governor Cox said much work would
be required. beore federal action i
Tennessee could be- assured lie had
not received messages from members oI
the lcgilaturc urging "all hands off
policy and did not indicate his pros
pective replies.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06
NAVY YARD WORKERS
WANT WAGE INCREASE.

WASHINGTON. Aug. s-Reprcscn.
taiiVes ~ S0 Ooo navy yard workers In
~ navy yards IN the country appeared
before the navy wage board today o.
uirr an immediate increas. IN wages ~
approximately 30 pet cent. They asked
that IA, acreage wage he increased a.
81 ~ an hour which they said was fiy"
cents an hour less than the workers In
NJ" same trades received from private
Industries
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06
photographer Killed

CAUBONpAl.E. M. Aug. "a pho.
tugrapher who attempted Ia take pi'.
lures ~ the riot In West Frankfort
tonight. was heaten o. death by the
moh. according to meSsagc receive
1i the Illinois central ufficcs here from
the cumpanv'S telegraph station ht
West Frankfort
This is thu first death reported from
the outbreak there.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06
America Able to Settle Her O,Un Peace
Questions, Harding Tells War Veterans;
Let Nations Conscience Decide. He SAYS

only keep that In mind. We can know
that more Than l0O.O0 people VIII give
their all, al Of treasures. and all ~
suul. al uf life. to defend this great
republic. let us maintain the rcpublio
~ an independent. free. selfrelian.
America. unafraid uf enemies without.
determined tn stamp uut enemies with.
in. and gu forward serving Amorioi
aud humanity"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06

The rioting started this afternoon.
according to the message. when tw1
more suspects were arrested In con
ncction with the murder. The mob.
hastily organizing. storined the jail, de
manding the prisoners When this was
refused. they demanded that COMMITTEES
be- churen from their numbers be 81
lowed Ia talk to the prisoners. Tho
authorities granted this demand. an
IN prisoners one oi whom N q chaui
fcur. u said 10 have informed his ques.
TONERS that he drove Calcatcrra and
H"nipall 20 Rnynlton Monday. In com
uauy with Settino de Sensis, who u
also held In connection with the mu-
der The committee then Withdrew
from the Jail. and the two prisoners
were hastily removed 10y the authori
ties.
start For Other Towns
The mob ~ reported to have divided
md started for nearby towns. where u
IL believed that Srnsis and the other
two suspects may have been taken.
IVES, Frankfort u In southern Hi
nuis coal region. and has been cut off
from t,lrphunic communication for
some time On account of labor troubles
and only mcagcr information Is avail.
able.
Set Fire 10 Homes
M i03O tonight the muh began set
ting fire tu the homes In Frankfort
Heights, a section occupied by foreign
rts. according to repuris reaching herr
Othrr homes throughout the town
also ATE h-iug fired. Il was stated.
automobiles laden with armed parties
ne irpurtrd arriving IN grca, numbers
Ail the city officers aud the Siciliau
residents HTc said tu have been give.
e hours Ia leave town.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-06

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'tpten an lhNi'atr.n !" n' tn' ''s'
ih'ni guests 81 huhul ~ th'' -
uni"n' Ih'y arrived az w" I'uh"n,
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music ana "rituiN' ana w" i'"ll"h
"il'hlis l'iuS'u ln =" "ll uhuh w, on
dhht' hhh ,lh'u !" tl'l,' "hu HA,u
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t1"ly W '"II'sl"hu'N'c anu v'"l'
WORN ~ hls u'sN. oh' s, ru,y''t ~ -
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formation s'th'icu AZ "'s t"iu'A ns
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iak' n'uiv hI', ,"uls ~ "Pp'u'l'' :
Tor ta'lil.hll"n "l 'h' auIilas' "i','n
h.ht anu ne Nht "''si"hnS !" "o.''
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Nil' expressing n'H ,,cMs, S.'.'
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iicah "slsal"is vY.'u s.INs b".h par,
ana country hN HHihs I".iii'au"n y
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Cox Afiairs Discussed
Organization uf Marion delegation
to the notification saturday uf Go,
crnor cox. the Democratic nominee. Il
Dayton. was the subject uf an official
statement issued tonight hy Harding
headquarters u accused the Cox
Boosters ~ guaranteeing trr" urkcir
aud expenses IN order to swell the dcl..
cation aud to make showing "tur
pictures hy muNi' machines
Papers in nearby towns. the state
msnt said Announce efforts are o.
INK made to recruit the Marion dcl'.
cations from these urighborhuo,ls. Pre-
tickets and expenses have h.'n freely
offered 10 swell their number.