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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-10
DELEGATES MAKE
UNIQUE REPORTS
. Young People Of Presby-
terian Church to Give
Reports on Meeting.
HAVE SOCIAL THURSDAY
Will Give Five Pantomimes
as Part of Interesting
Convention Report.

Nothing IL not unique is the man
ner in which delegates from the
First Presbyterian church plan TO
reportthe recent Presbyterian young
peoples assembly at Hollister, Mo-.
at social for all the young people
of the church at s o'clock Thursday
evening.
Instead OF presenting dry facts re-
garding conference sessions and
speeches, some OF the fun OF tho
conference will be shown in five
Rantomimes all Implications OF those
Iven by different delegations on the
conference stunt night and laugh
ang successes" These pantomimes
will be THE Tanning OF tho Mule"
given by a delegation from Kansas
/ City; 1.-THE Wonderful Invention"
staged by an Ada delegation; The
OPERA" given by delogates from a
Presbyterian church at Oklahoma
city, and the stunt" OF group
from st. Louis.
"Our object in having such n
different echo meeting Is TO show
those of the home society that the
conference has n pleasant social
side as well as n serious one" Miss
Celestia Harrington, one OF the del
egates said. "The entire assembly
was devoted TO discussion OF meth
ods OF working in young peoples
societies and methods can be
worked out much better than they
Z can bo told"
Local delegates were Misses Har-
tngton. Mabel Allison, Bess Bowen
orace Ellsworth. and Messrs Hugh
Graham. Harding Sexton. and John
( Fink A formal conference report
was made at the Christian EndeavoI
service Sunday evening.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-10

All ChIl1rUn trUUbIUd with WOrms
have un unhealthy color, which In
dicntCs poor blood, ana as rule.
there Is moro or less stomach dis
turhancc. GROVES TASrEt. JESS
chill TONIC given regularly Tor two
or three weeks will enrich the blood.
improve the digcHtion, and act as a
general Trcugthcnlng Tonic to the
whole system. Nature viii then
throw Off or dlspcl the worms. and
the child will be In perfect health.
Pleasant TO take. GOc per bottle. 49,
AdVt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-10
Old TING Circus Man plcn.

CHICAGO. Aug. 0.--Funeral sorv-
ices for Charles c. Wilson. for 10
years traffic manager OF the Ringing
brothers circus, who dropped dead
from heart disease at his home here
Saturday night, will be held at the
home tomorrow. lie was as years
old
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-10
Texas Negro Killed.

JEFFERSON. Texas. Aug. .. -
Buck Bealc, a young negro. was
killed in a fight with the sheriff
and posse OF 10 citizens at his
homo, 10 miles west Of here. satur-
day night. after he had attacked n
young white woman.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-10

ing around the streets since the first
of the year. Jiles says he will make
the $500 appeal bond granted by tho
court to carry the case before the
state Criminal Court of Appeals
He was released on bond.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-10
rs FINED FOR VAGRANCY
@, NJ Jiies Found Guilty After Long
Case in Police Court.

After case that dragged for
moro than an hour in municipal
court yesterday afternoon, G. NJ.
Jiles was found guilty OF a charge
OF vagrancy and fined SO and costs.
The defendant was said by police
witnesses to have conducted a gam
bling den on First street for several
months, and said to have been lolter-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-10
AGED MAN uIr ny LIGHTNING
Tom Cowcn Probably Fatally In-
jurcd In Storm Near Pnwhusisn.

PAWHUSKA, Aug. .. -- Tom
.Cowen aged 60. was probably fatally
injured when struck by lightning az
his home east OF Pawhuska today
during an electrical storm accom-
panying a two inch rainfall.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-10
Wns II "SauirrI" Whisky?

NEWARK. N. j.. Aug. s.--William
Merkle was found by n policeman
asleep across the wires at the top OF
n telegraph pole. As he was being
taken TO hospital he explained he
"had been out with the hoVs."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-10

NEW york. AUG. a.--Whcn Pro-
.hibitlon Agent William Allen Of
brooklyn returned from his vacation
today he found most OF the wet
evidence he has collected had been
gtplpu I'm hta a hgenCC
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-10
CRAVE SOMETHING TART?

Horsford's Acid Phosphate
In ice water and fruit juice satisfies
the appetite--a refreshing, health
full drink. At all druggists.-Adyt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-24
Planes to Stage Stunts
Over City at Night as
Entertainment T eat,.re

exhaust and sound the siren.
The spotlifhis will render II
possible tor spectators 10 disiin-
guist the exact mcanruy,ts uf
the plane.
ono of the main features
will be- a formation flieht with
two ships nilntcd by Hitler and
beverley, flying In actual bat
tie formation az practiccd over
the lines in France.
The company has iust rr-
ceivcd two new standard planes
similar TO the ships 10 be- used
on the regular passenger and
mail service These planes will
be- equipped with Liberty
motors.
\ wicrd sound overhead was
heard after dark last night and
many spectators upon scanning
the dark sky discovered tho
dim outline " an alrnlane II
was merely one of the local
planes welcoming the cattle
men 10 Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-24
school. TEACHERS
DISCUSS UNION
,IiONs PLEA yoR At.iaANsE
NTH A. y or H. ~ NAOk
N rEnsRAnOA ,ifAts


~ "Hf'.WNN ttWt
CLEVELAND. Feb. :3.---partlcipa-
on OF teachers In school manage
rent and affIliatlon OF teachcrs' or
anlsatlons with the American Fed.
ration OF Labor were discussed at
nights session OF the national
ouncil of education. moesing hero
a conjunction with the convention OF
he national education association.
which drow approximately 5000 del
'gates 10 this city.
The plea for aifilIatlon was mado
by Charles n. stlllmsn. president OF
the American Federation OF Teach.
ers. lie declared teachers must affii.
late with labor II they were 10 pro.
cure recognition OF their Just rights.
DR. George u. strayor. OF colup-
bia University opposed afflliatiou
but favored participation OF ella
room teachers IN school government
and q more solidiy united teachers
professional organization.
A variety Of subjects embracing
solutions for the housing situation.
the tendency toward suggestive and
improper dancing and tho difficulties
~ self supporting college girl oc-
oupied the attention Of the deans OF
women ~ state universities.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-24
FORMER AMARILLO MAN KILLED
BY DENVER BRAKEMAN AS HE
ENTERS ROOM IN SEARCH OF WIFE

night, Il shot 10 defend.mysolf and
the little woman who has nursed ana
Jared for me-"
After shooting Rodgers three
tines In the heart, Brown calmly lay
back on his bed and awaited the
om'ng ~ officers. lie wfs ~ ~
- he removed 70 j'il or TO a hospi-
,al and guard was placed over him
nt 'hn nolic0 icr1rtment. An in
quest over Rodgers body will be
held tomorrow. Both Brown and
Rodgers are former service men and
both railroad bakemen. Rodgers
formerly lived In Amarillo. Texas.
and Albuquerque. n. NJ.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-24

r. Associated PF,ar.
DENVER. Colo. Feb. 93.-Nurs-
ed by the wife OF the man he killed
Charles l.. Brown IL under guard H.
his room at u local hotel tonight
seriously III of influenza.
The killing camo today when Ed
ward Bell Rodgers OF Green River.
Wyo. entered the room where
frovn and Mrs Rodgers admit they
have been living several months a.
man and wife. Rodgers reached fr.
his pistol. II caught In his pocket
and Brown drew gun from be-.
meath his pillow and shot.
II am not sorry" Brown said to-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-24

Visitors attending the con-
vcnilon Of tho buyers aud
Sellers Of l.ivcsiock Associa-
ton and citizens NJ Amarillo
viii be- entertained from 10
o'clock each morning aud
throughout the day. as well as
after dark. by stunt flying by n
planes Of the Panhandle Aerial
Service aud Transportation
COMPANY. according to General
Manager W Il Mhipplc. Sh.ps
will meet all incoming trains
and planes will also he on rX-
h'hitiou IN the hangars ON West
Fifteenth street.
The stunt flving az might will
be- of particular novelty he-
cause of the manner In which u
y planned to put ON this
spec.al exhibition. The plane
will carry spot lights ON each
WING and n loud siren. While
doing stunts In the air the pilot
will shut off the "gun" ON the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-24
ATTITUDE OF employees
BITTER AS STRIKE TALK
DEVELOPS OVER ACTION
ny THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

WASHINGTON. Feb. .l.--IIy ~
vote of nearly 4 10 {. the Srnaic to.
night pass'd u and sent tO the prcsi.
dent the modified railroad icotgani-
yaiion bill under which the carriers
of the conntr, wlll a,lcmrt to ni.
Just themselves Ia conditions arising
with the end ~ government control.
Thify.twO republicans joined with
fiftcrn democrats ~ voting TOR atop.
iion Of the conference ,yl,uri. white
three vpubli, ans and fourteen dem.
Ocrais comprised the seventeen VOi.
ing against II. There WIS never any
doubt ~ to what the senate would do
IN view ~ The wi,lr mirgin h, which
the Cummins hiii. more drastic thsn
the comrromisr measure, was uas.
Scd. Tn hill vii 20 immediately io
President Wilson aud the general
opinion ~ the capital wns tlin, hc
would sign u. although tabor lcadr,
viii urgr H. veto.
FIVE HOtR DEBATE.
During the five hour debate. led
by Chairman Cummins OF the inter
state Commerce Committee Senators
expressed varying opinions as tn how
the public and the railways would
srnntlut,aH ..u naua
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-24
BUYERS AND SELLERS CONVENTION OPENS TODAY
SWIFT and COhPANY'S
PRESIDENT TO SPEAK f.
AT MORNING SESSION

The Fifth Annual Convention Of the Buyers and Sellers Of
Livestock Association will begin $3.50 o'clock this morning st
the Mission Theaer when President will call the sst.
to order announcing the convention formally session Rev.
C. Seaman rector Of St. Andrews Episcopal church. win pro.
the invocation, after which Mayor Lon D. Mas will Do.
liver the address Of welcome visitor will then be assd to re-
spond behalf Of those who accepting the hospitality Of ANA
rllo.
Two important addresses viii be made by representatives Of
Swift Company the morning session. Louis Swift L prss-
dent Of Swift and Company will speak upon Commercial Re-
search work Of the Live Stock Industry He viii dscuss this SUBJ
instead Of L. D. H. Weld who called 10 Washington for
a special hearing and could attend the convention
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-24
Physicians Do Not
Fear Serious Flu
Epidemic in Future

CHICAGO. Feb. 2S.-That Amer.
lea viii never experience another In.
f'ucusa epidemic that will take o
death toll az heavy as that In 1918.
1919, was the opinion Of many ply.
sicians who gathered In Chicago to.
Gay for the meeting OF the Amerl-
nan CONGRESS- of internal medicine.
The iighi against the disease was
nor won alone by medical science.
they snid. but through the coopera-
lion of the public.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-24
DEFEAT Of ARMY
BILL IS CERTAIN
OPPONENTS SAY
MEASURE WIZ. Cour nrropi
HOUSE FOR CONSIDERATION
btKI>G THE WEEk.
NEW Plan IS ADVANCED
Provision Calling for tnhrrsn
Training WIN u, Omitted when
Vote u Taken Republican
Leaders Predict.

ny Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Fob. ?3.-l'niyer-
sal military training may not no ~.
cluded In the house army rcorganl'
zation bill under plen adopted to
day by republican lenders calling for
consideration Of the measure the lat
ter part Of this week None Of the
leaders tonight would deny that
omission OF u training plan was liee-
~. but asserted that no final agree
ment had been made with advocates
OF the training proposal.
Despite the decision Of the military
committee adopting universal train
ing. In principle. ~ part NJ the
couniry's future military policy. cf-
forts we're made today 10 prevent the
committee decision from appearing
IN the re-Orgauizaticn hill. Chairman
Kahn who held numerous informal
conferences with leaders and sup
porters oi The training said no de-
cision had been reached and Repre-
sentative Mondell. the republican
floor leader. declined TO discuss the
movement further than to ayscrt the
army hill wis slated to come before
the hOpsc Thursday.
Mr.. Mondcll was under ttood 10
have suggeHier the discariing OF tho
training plan. he being supported hy
other house lcaderr, who said that
massage Of a reorganization hill. In.
cludlng u training plan. o. impos
slble at present The floor lcaddi
understood In have proposed that In
Meads,cad of attempting adoption oi
u training plan. that the army bill
merely provide for congressional
commission on physical and mill
iary training which would make u
report io congress next December
Such IN authorization, I, was said,
might hring the training .nlan before
the house as separate approprid'
iion.
No Dcfinlie Policy.
The committee drafl nf the regn'
lar hill duca not include any docla.
ration NJ policy with rcspcei lo unit
ycrsal training. After The commit
tee decision 10 recommend adoption
~ the training. u was dcci"d Ia
refer the question Ia q subcommittee
10 work out the details. No meet
ing ~ this committee, OF majority
~ whom oppose the training, hls
been held aud the adoption of an
outline OF plan aud H. inclusion IN
the hill with final committee ~
commeudaiion IN time for housc con
slderatlon beginning Thursday seem
cd impossible tonight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-24

y A.sociaieA rress
CHICAGO. fch. % Major 4. v.
palrymple. federal prohibition ~.
octor Tor the central states. left
'hl,aFo today with q party Of pro-
fihiilon agents Tor Iron county,
"rh'ran whore county officials are
r'd 90 have oyernoweted govern
noni agents and taken contrahand
luof which had been seized by the
ntcrumcnt mon
we arc not starting n Wild west
.'w md we DO nn' eNnoci any re.
no ne sta hefore leaving
10 a. ~'na' resistance. however
shalt no prepared TO cope with
10 situation intend tn arrest
Prosecutor McDonough OF Iron
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-24

CONVENTION PROGRAM
ron TODAY. q.
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Morning session, February -,
D:.iO A. NJ.

ftbfutHH ~ "NtVsts ItufNNNN
O;iO A. VI.
Meeting called To order BY II
Dawson, President Buyers and Sell
ers ~ Livestock Association.
lnv0oalion--Rcv u. Cecil Sea
man.
Address OF Wclcomc--Mayor Lou
u. Mars.
Response from Visiting Delegates
The Commercial Research Wort.
OF the Livestock Industry Louis v.
Swift. Jr.. Swift a Co.. Chicago
Thirty mlnutesD
Addrcss---lionornble W. W. Tur.
ney, President 0f the Texas cattl,
Ralters' Association. Thirty min
uteH
10 Moan. Adjournment.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
General entertainment aud yls
n Hereford exhibits
No formal program.
Evening Sessions 4. "
Dance. ]. Case Building Nn'i
Polk street.
( hose who fol'ow tho firiic r'mn i-a
= w0M,N'S pRnCHlM.
iadlD. rrr Hlhed io uriHrf ~ a..
lrsi Room in tlr auHey fouih rI
me amarillo Hotel lobby anu 90
celve nrocrhm ~ The snecini nr
'er'ainmcn' provided Cor l.e Visitor
Turrh,r tft,.raOn,
frbrunr, 9th.
Complimentary Hntinoe 10 visitor
- mo "rglon Thon're s'ds a'clocb
y W cfff'ih's picture. "The Creu
oT' Question VIII he shown. nu
ihoro wiz 20 'vr greciai'ies
roWr'rl Dance N roc'Wuf 90
/ gchc0c Wlr ard Fio' pluMln p
cmpeulod iv Ws ln ilr william
'nf Orrheg'rn
Vocal solo eo'ac'ef
TncsdaV tvcnlne.
Dancing In the I Caae bnlld'rD
North Polk street. at O'Clock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-24
County Officials Steal Liquor
From Federal Authorities; Armed
Forces Sent to Break Resistance

county, two deputy shcriffs and the
police officials Of Iron River ana
place them In iail charFed with con-
piraey to interfere with the carry
'ng out %, prohibition laws
owe shalt ask United States
Commissioner llatch at Marquette
20 issue federal warrants. but va
han make the arrests regardless ot
whether he acts have been ad-
V'sed hv Commissioner Kramer a.
ehi0r'on and Assistant COMMITS
r.rr rrvlovd ihai have nmn'r
~ mrh" me arrests 4"
Nr Dfirvwrir wla in CON ...
N0r wi'N 'Ae herdnuar'e-s ~ "a
Michigan state cons,abulary sl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-24

Lansing today aud said he had been
promised the help Of the troop Of
state police stationed az Neguanee.
Mlch' IN the upnef peninsula.
100 ' Crove prohihi,lon super
v.sor 'or the unner peninsula, who
UHWirf io ns'rvmnle that he han
b. e,s powered ~ Iron county
r'H 'a aceompanied the party
NsI Chicago.
nf'rvr~nie's plan n cam.
.I HtI.I ronor1i "elean up
o. Im. faUnY Ir 4ii.ilen " the ~.
1r fft enIHi D'fcnl Ne aaif
.Df. lf m,a iOl garch wat
nmr Df lsa sirl ecicd moonshine
Hallf he said.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-24
BREAK Threatened
AMONG DEMOCRATS
OVER TREATY PACT
pgSsiBiE CHANGE ~ Panty
POiICY WNl. iIE MS.
CtSSED At Caucus
LEADERS CALL CONFERENCE
Man, Democrats Declared To llr
Willing To Quit Wilson and
Join Republicans On
Reservation stand.
By Associate d Press.

ny Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 23.--Poasibil.
ties of substantial break In the
democratic peace treaty ranks In the
senate impelled influential democrat.
= senators 10 move today for q Gait
Gus 10 discuss possible change in
narty policy and revived the hopes
II the republicans that the treat!
m.ehi yet be- ratified with the repub-
lean reservation adopted at the last
session Of congress.
On the republican slde u was as
serted that twenty two democrats,
1uly o few short OF the number re-
lnirod to insure ratification had sig
lif.cd q willingness 10 quit the lead
II President Wilson and take the re-.
publican reservation program as u
IT, This total the administration
CONTINUED on page S)
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-24
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= Speclnl 10 The News,
= STAMFORD. Tev Fob. %
= ---Newspapor publishers and
= subscribers have had n hard
= row 20 hoe In West 'TcSns for
= several months due 10 the de-
= lay In getting the manor deliy-
= cred by local postofflces. Act
= ing on the complaint of num-
= her Of daily newspapers and
4 their readers. the West Texas
. Chamber Of Commerce has
. been promised that an invcs'i
= cation will be made immcdi-
= ately nv the postofflce depart
= meni by the sending of man
= To the various towns Tho rail.
= les have been particularly hard
= hit hy failure of postofflces 10
= nut M Sunday papers until
. Monday. The West Texas
= Chamber Of Commerce consid-
= ers the early delivery ~ daily
= newspapers almost aa necessary
= as tho putting up of letters,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-24

While II IN believed that Mr.. swift
slll teil OF the commercial research
work boIng done IN tho live stock In
luMfy, many persons believe that hs
VIII not fail To present tho cause OF
he packers To tho Panhandle cattle
faisers. When Mr.. swift was asked
{, speak al the conveniicn, Il was uu-
ferstood generally TINT he would bs
usked TO discuau tho packing situa-
ton.
Turney VIII speak.
v. n Brooks, 0f swift a Company,
viii speak upon the Packing Indus
try" Another address which A A
believed will be OF interest ir that. OF
w. W. Tnrney. Of NJ Paso, prcsident
Of the Texas Cattle Raisers' Associa-
ton.
Mr.. Swift and Mr.. Brooks arrived
yesterday afternoon. while Mr.. Tur-
ney Ia expected 10 arrive this mora
ing. n
announcement wns made ths 30
oinAn' pf,ernpoh scsslCn wouId 70
eld, y hoing decided 20 'el fhe vlai~
orEhnfo ihe afternoon freo TO In
peFfhr Registered Hereford gxhlb.
{. l'i'nd rhows and oihm lae hnv,
h. sf'eruoon opon.
v y 1homa,or. of ~ paao.
reghor ~ -" Ilosse ,nd icmocrr,is
fand!anie for goternof. g. ~ sai
oniinvd tn hii home and will hs
's-ss.r- ~. s.e. -....---..---..,....., -. :.
,Couiinued On phve ,rlRht.,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-24
Palmer Declares
Fight or Prices
Shows Results
Nv Associated Pc.

Wv Associated Press.
TOPEKA, knns, Feb. 23.-Thc
campaign against the high cost ~
living has not been unsuccessful aud
although there has been no general
lower level OF prices to the consumer
reached there hns been marked
tendency IN many lines to ward such
= level Attorney General 4.
Mitchell Palmer declared IN an ad.
drcss before tho Kansas Democratic
Club here tonight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-24
Ninsnn Mhins InA...

FORT WAYNE, Ind. Feh %
frankie Mason, Fort Wayne 's
worlds flywoight chamuionshi
claimant, made punching bar d.
Rcd Conan OF Port clinton Ohio
tonight and the bout was stopped ~,
The reieroe In The thlIh r0und.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-24
PLEADS GUILTY tn
liGtMN CHARGE.

w NF7FTTHTTT ' T7FN
MrsKOGEE, okla. Feb. "a
Vernon T. Iiarbaugh. railroad om-
ployc arrested By Mrs. Odcll llar.
baugh saturday on the charge NJ
having three living wives. pleaded
guilty to charge of b.glmy ,oday
before County Judge Vernon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-24

Tho gist of the strike talk as eN.
nreHsod hv several influential union
officers was that the railroad or
'enisa'lons have rcasoa to assert
'heir strength through walkout.
hui II was deemoh inadvlsnh'a Nv
.h"m ot least. tc carry ont snch n
"orram now Putting n frankly
'nc leader declared that tho action
" 'hc brotherhood Of Maintenance
" Way Employees and Shop labor
'rs IN irsuing the recent strike call.
hal hurt the workers cause mater
tally.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-24

Union spokesmon believed there
was no way 10 avoid n direct appeal
io the r"esideni To veto the Cum
mins-l'sch measure. They declared
u must be- done to satisfy the work
ors who hav" not had q CLOSE up"
of N" situation, Hut aa 10 hope
'hn' the LEGISLATION might vet bc
kicked overheard there was lIttla
expression.
Heated diacusslous marked all NJ
ne conferences Of the fifteen or
'anzatlons which might saparn'eiV
ct None was ahlo TO finish exam
nation Of documents which were
transmitted between the union Of
FN'"'s. The director general and tho
White House.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-24


Railroad labor II not satisfied
with the way things ARE going
wi'li respect "a IL, wage dc.
inandS. That was Indicated In
unmislakablc manner In con.
iercnces here to-day OF union
Officials and general committee
men, called io pass on the prcsi.
dents SCttlcmi M propusnl.
Passage of the railroad bill by
the senate tonight only served
Ia add more bitterness 10 the
inlk Of the union workers.
Strike Talk Increases
Arrival of scores of committee
ciinlrncn---tho union leaders
closest tO the rank aud file of
their mcmbcrship-brought out
strike talL. The higher officers
were inclined to discount that
evidence az the workers feel.
ings but hotel icbbics where the
delegates were uuartercd
hulicd with talk ~ the situa.
iion. There were Indications
that the union heads who have
dealt with Director General
Hines IN the controversy were
worried less all that has been
accomplished might M wreck.
cd. Committee chairmcn spoke
frankly ~ the sentiment IN tho
Iocnl groups describing Il thus;
Their temper IL not such ~ io
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-24

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