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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-12
EX-CR0WN PRINCE
STILL AWAITING
REPLY TO NOTES
REFUSES To CONVERSE WITH
CORRESPONDENTS REGARD.
ING OFFER

H Asapi aisd Pres.
WlERlNGEN. Holland. Fob. III
As far as the villagers of Wieringon
know. former Crown Prince. rrader
ick William of Germany. has not re-
'eivcd any answers 10 his telcgrams
sent 10 the kings of Great Britain,
helgium and Italy. the Emperor Of
Japan. and the Presidents OF the
United States and France ana OF.
'er'ng to surrender TO the allies foi
trial
Through his aide Frederick VIII
lam sent word 10 the Associated
Press correspondent today that he
could not answer any questions on
The subject OF his offer. The former
crown prince buised himself today
N boxing bout with "A professional
instructor who came from Amster.
dam this morning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-12
Believe Big Theft
Plot in New York
is "Nipped in Bud
~ As ncIateti i'r~rs.
-

~ Associated rr--s
NEW YORK. Feb. With iivo
arrests In connection with the s5,-
100000 securities theft plot. that
the police claim to have 'nipped In
the bud here. the district attorney
office announced today that one of
The prisoners had confessed to hay.
ing taken part In stealing over ST.
100000 worth of stocks aud hondf
from Wall street messengers in May
and June last year.
All five were arraigncd and held
In 100000 bonds each. charged
with suspicion Of larceny Of s10t
zoo worth OF acccIit,s. Deputy
Assistant District Attorney Murphy
asked Tor The high bail. declaring
that Irving Gluck had made conics-
sion lmplicatng himself aud the
Others IN the si.000oo0 thefls.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-12
ROAD Announces
RADICAL change
PENNSYLVANIA SYSTEM WILL
IN DIVIDED INTO EOvN
REGIONS
" A,.ociaid r,es..

" Associated rtcss.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. !. Radical
changes IN the operation OF the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad system with a
RECOMMENDATION of officials aitcciint
many oI the higher officers. was
announced tonight by samuel Rca,
prcsidcn, OF the company. 10 become
effective when the railroads a'
turned back to their private owners
The sysiom will be- divided into touf
regions eastern. central, north
western aud suuthwcsicrn---wiil u
each In charge ot a vice president
The respective hcadquartcrs viii b'
IN Philadelphia. Pittsburgh. Chica
go and 81. Louis.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-12
.LLII AND ORDER
DURING Mexican
ELECTION ASSURED
3 ~ CONFERENCE
4 MANIFESTO TO
CITIZENSHIP


MIAiso City. Feb. 1.-THE
fotrnicon governors and provisional
sutrrn0rs OF the republic who have
hoor comforting here. al their con-
oindng session today issued n
'rugihy manifesto TO the nation.
hich IN general. gives assurances
hat the coming elections Will be
held peacefully and honestly.
Tho governors. the manifesto says.
VIII be responsible for law and or
der within their Jurisdictions during
the election period.
Twelve fundamental measures for
tair elections were adopted by the
governors. These include non-parti-
clpation OF the federal army IN the
election, guarantee of the right Of
suffrngc: hon-partlcipation In the
elections by public officials and
others dependent upon the exc
cntivea; n special provision as to
when and how soldiers may vote and
an arrangement by which fair
counting OF the votes would be as
sured.
The governors who last night
were cordially received by President
Carranza, pledged their moral and
material aid 10 the president IN turn
ing over the relns OF power peace
fully The governors also issued q
statement declaring that they would
refuse 10 recognize any congress but
the one legally sitting In Mexico city
or any president other than the one
declared elected by that congress.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-12
RAILROAD CONTROVERSY SUBMITTED DIRECT TO WILSON
Hoover's Name
to be Submitted
to Oregon Voters

.PORTLAND. Fob. 1.-THE namo
of Herbert Hoover will be sumtiod
for the approval OF oregon voters as
the next president Of the United
states. Oawald West. democratic.
former governor Of This state an
nOunccd today.
Petitions will be- circulated i'm.
mcdlately he said.
Replying I on suggestion that Mr..
Hoover has not announced whether
he will b ea democrat or repub.
licau. West remarked:
"Thnt doesn't make any differ
once. Wc'rc deciding for him lie
is going ~ he a democrat"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-12
COUNTY
PROVIDES FUND
FOR P. P. c. Of c.
COMMISSIONERS COrRT ORDERS
APPROPRIATION on s2,iii.O2
iIE MADE
ORGANIZATION IS PRAISED
Resolution Declares Great and
Valuable Assistance to Potter
county aud Panhandle ilccn
Rendered

The Potter county commissioners
court Yesterday made an approprla-
don for the Panhandle Plains Cham
her of Commerce uf 42.ill92. that
being the quota nf this county aud
he amount requested by the Cham.
her ut Commerce through Th0s. +.
rurlcr. Dr. u. Thomson. u. W.
owen aud llamlin Palmer. ropresent-
ng that body. who appeared before
The court al their meeting yesterday
morning and mado the plea for the
appropriation
Other Counties Busy
IT was pointed out that there are
lS counties under the direct super.
slon OF the Panhandle-plains Cham
her az Commerce and that a large
lumber OF these counties have al
adj made appropriations for the
alntcaance of that body.
Copy of dissolution
Following Is copy OF the resolu.
ion offered by the commission
court:
"N hereas. the Panhnndle-paains
'hambcr OF Commerce has rendered
Great aud valuable assistance TO
nnttrr county and the Panhandle
whole in the way OF assisting
10 obtaining ears for the movement
u the tremendous grain crops 10
market and viii continue TO render
fnluaale services along this line. and
whereas. Potter county is now en-
,nged In large road building pro-
ram ana will need tao services OF
said organization In assisting said
Potter county w obtaining niOyencni
u materials for such road consiruc-
ion. and. Whereas. we believe thar
aid organization has been aud viii
q IN the future Of great assistance
u the uphuildinE Of the Panhandle
md Potter county, and. whereas.
a proposed to secure funds for
uch organization through cOntribu-
ions from the various counties that
are members Of said organization.
and Potter county has been Request
I'd for the sum OF S2,f1l.a2. the
s,mc being its pro rata share OF
such fund as is proposed 10 be rais-
I'd.
Therefore. BE II Resolved. that
ihe county clerk of Potter county
le and be- n hereby instructed 10
forthwith issue to the Panhandle
rlaius Chamber of Commerce war
-an' against Glass No . OF Potter
county funds Tor the sum oi
SIeG5.9a and warrant against
said class for The sum of Si,20j 80,
six months from this date"
Note unanimous
The above resolution was intro
ducrd hy Commissioner ]. +. Hall
who made thc motion that u bc
passed los the court The motion
was seconded hv e. T. Weymouth
and carried unanimously
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-12
100000 Tons Grain
Needed Polish Nation
Representative Says

Iy Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Feb Poland
needs iU0,000 tons of American
grain TO avert starvation until her
haryests next September. according
10 Siuniglaws Arcot. newly arrived
here from Warsaw To act as plcni-
potenlinrv of the Polish goornmrflt
I'm food matters
Even with American grain. the
Poles Mr.. Arcot said. will suffer
from under nourishmcnt At pres
Ont hr slated. all producers are
ON ratiuns Of $50 grams daily per
person. or about i20 grams below
normal. Soldiers. teachers aud
workers, he said. receive the largest
ntiurg.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-12
k0LCHAK KILLED
BY OWN SOLDIERS
"NECtTE To PREVENT CAP.
TCRE By pO sHEv1KI
FORCES.

LONDON. Feb. ii.--Admirai KoI-
lak VS. executed by HIS own troops
o prevent his rescue ny white troops
nov'ng ~ no direction NJ frkutsk
''f th1t purpose. according 10 q
'rnnrN0~cr ffr-T'~h ~ 'ha Herald.
The Moscow soviet sent q wireless
.atftee M. his c"n'ors 10 srare
'a if' h'' 30 srpesl was too late.
Tha 'osrow wireless service on
ra~v - '-arsm'tted an extract
-em IN article from the official
'oirhovlh organ Prayda. which
srid.
"Orl, few days ago Supreme
griHr Fl,hHr was hoisted on HIS
'Niers bayonets."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-12
FORMER FRENCH
itTnESs DIES

PARIS. Feb. ll.-Gaby Dcsleys,
the French actress and dancer. lied
today.
GLby Oeslcys had recently under
rome several operations Tor an N
lection OF the throat. Early IN
December she was considered To be
m grave condition and her rcla-
nves were summoned from America.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-12

PAYROLL l. stolen

WAsulNGTON. Feb Ther
NJ Tho ESQ 000 pavroll of tho Aguilnr
OH Company ~ Tampico. Mexico. Nv
rohbcrs WIN Killed the messengers
'awvinr tho money 10 the com
nlnv's r'fincrv and wounded three
other mon on the street car where
The hold IN took placc was rcported
today tn the state department
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-12
Permits to Drill
in Mexican Fields
Granted Americans

WASHINGTON. Feb. ll.-permits
90 continue drilling In the Tampicc
oil fields have been granted several
American COMPANIES by the Mexican
rovernmen, pending passage of u
law covering oil concessions. accord
ing tn official advices from Tam
pico today The permits viii re-
lease about GS.000 barrels of pctro-
lcum daily from proved wells thar
had been stopped by President Car
ranza's previous decrces forhidding
work in the fields. IN additinn
work will hrgin ON fifiy new wells.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-12
Idaho Legislature
Ratifies Suffrage

nOIsE. Idaho. Feb ldahos
legislature. called together BY Gov
ernor Davis for that special purpose,
TO-DAY ratified the suffrage amend.
mout ly a large majority In both
houses In the senate the vote was
20 tu G.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-12
WAGE DEMANDS TO AVERT
GENERAL RAILWAY STRIKE
ARE NOW UP lOPRESIDENT
ny ruE ASSOCIATED pREss

WAhHNGION, Feb iI--Inilmg The
whole
the leaders with
he
a his N rcpre
The president thus II called determine
Increased
~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-12
VIII PLiCE NAME or
JOHNSON on TICKET

nr 'rcY y n. Feb. III
n..'t'ln % ni'ce the name of Sena-
Fr ~ " Johnson OF California
u 'tc residential ballot for tho
Nlr primaries IN North Dakota
nc nlei within week. II was
need here tonight at John
-'a'e campaign headquarters.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-12
Military Orders

When an armistice was agreed 10
1T seven o'clnck the Mexican order
10 cease firing was given by buglc
and wag executed In the usual mill
tary manner.
The Mexican consul at NogalcA
sent to Captain Herman. who was
wounded. the suggestion that " the
Americans would raise a white flag.
the MeNicans would cease firing
The rdply was "tho Americans hsvc
no white flags. they don't USE
thcm."
\ few minutes later n white flag
over the Mexican side ~ the town
resulted in cessation Of firing aud
The conference held was followed by
the return Of the Americans to their
own side Of the International line.
Much of tho testimony TODAY had
to do with the forced evacuation of
the Mormon colonies In chihuahua.
The committee also learned the de-
tails of the efforts made hv the
american military authorities "a
have brought to trial Lieutenant
iuan Azpeitla for the murder of
David Troib. December &c. 1918. an
American soldier.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-12
LODGE MODIFIED
PLAN IS APPROVED
BY LEONARD WOOD
FANOgS ACCEPTANCE Ol
LEAGJE WITH PROPER
IlESEI,N iTlONS
REPLYS TO SENATOR B0RAH
Dcclarcs People Have ilrraiy Inii.
caied Thcy Arc ~ IaVOr ui
Covenant " Policies Are
Nafcgunrdcd

Nv Associated rresA
CHICAGO. Fch General
Leonard Wood In his reply today IT,
the request ui Snnrior William y.
1orih. for the views ul the rcpub-
lican presidential candidates of the
league Of notions and the peace
treaty sand he believed that W"
should accept the league %. nations
~ modified and sa;egulrdrd by the
existing Lodge reservations"
People Favor Trr .ty
General Wood declared that IN his
opinion. the people AZ large had In
Heated that they favored the treaty,
provided Americas rights were fully
afeguarded. and that he did not be
Hove II necessary 10 delay consider
tion Of the document.
Text of Reply
The text Of the reply. made publi'
onight follows In part:
II believe that We should accept
he league oi nations as modified
md safoguarded by existing Lodge
'escrvaiions. reservations that Am
oricanize Il and safeguard our tradi-
'iOnal policios. reservations which
'eavc America absolutely free and
nntrammcled 10 follow the will OF
her own people In all questions Of
foreign and domestic poicy.
Wants Views of Public
II. Of course. NJ all times favor
rciting the Views OF the people of
he country where Il Is practicable.
However. in view of the fact that the
people have clearly indicated-as :
'ee it-lhat they are In favor of tho
'reaty II our traditional policies. In
'erests ana freedom Of action are
safesuarded, It seems unnecessary
% delay this most important ques.
lion FOR a general election In which
their views could hardly he NOR
iecisively expressed than they have
llrcady been.
~ 10 Forign Policy
with rnereuce io your question
rs 20 my views on the foreign policy
of this government. | am In favor Of
md shall continue to be- In favor ~
The we'll established foreign Dollcv
OF the government. which con serves
aud promotes the interests cf cur
own country dc not think thie
treaty with tho reservations impair
that rolicy II docs not cnianglc as.
10 leave us FREQ 80 exercise our own
judgement; Il Is tcmnorlrily Il W.,
chonsc to have n 40. We can ictir,
ON two years notice
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-12
Supplies to Russia
Temporarily Halted

CCNsT tNTlNOpLE. Feb. IL
An shiuments oi supplies - south
Russia have heon halted q poraril,
by order Of the allied porf author %
ties here who refuse 90 q. low any
vessels To clear Ter Black ! "a ports.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-12
SENATE LEADERS
REPORT PROGRESS
IN TREATY FIGHT
PRIVATE CONFERENCE HELD
~ EIFOIiTs To EFFECT
COMPROMISE
MINOR ISSUES SETTLED
Article Ten aud Monroe Doctrinc
Are OnI, subjects OF Scrious
Agreement, senators
Claim.
w. Associated rfsr-

w. Associated rt--
.WAsIIINCTON. Fob. Steps
io eliminate MANY collateral issues
Of the peace icaty tight were tagen
today on the senate floor while no
fotlations were helng resumed pri-
Nately FOR q compromise on the two
principal points remaining In con
iroyersy article ten and tho Monroe
Doctrine.
Changes Accepted
Modification of eight OF the four
teen republican reservations on tho
basis of agreements by the bi-parti-
ran conference and In a way said to
he satisfactory To many democrats
was proposed formally by Senator
Lodge of Massachusetts the republi-
can leader. Four of the remaining
six are said Ia have been already
accepted without change by the
democratic leaders. leaving those
which relate to article ten aud the
Monroe doctrine as the only sub
jects OF serious disagreement.
New Draft Approved
hlnU Ndh w iuf
} article ten negotiations. a new draft
of the reservation being declared by
the mild reservation republicans to
have received approal from Senator
Lodge and from some democratic
friends OF the treaty. The draft was
denounced by Senator Hitchcock of
Nebraska. the democratic leader,
however, MS constituting not COM
promise but surrender" ana much
douh; remained as to It's ultimate
acceptance.
What <cw Plan Calls For
The new reservation said To have
heen drafted by democrat. would
deny this nations obligation To pre-
serve the integrity OF other league
members "by It's military or nay1
iorces. or by the economic boycott
or by any other means. unless con-
gress acted IN each specific ease.
Under the original republican draft
the denial Of the articles obligation
" made directly and without the use
Of the explanatory language quoted
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-12

Submission OF the claims and ar.
gumon,s to the president while ten.
porarily ending the general negotia.
tiOns. does not mean final break,
railroad administration officials oX.
planned. Neither members of Mr.
Hines staff nor the discussions were
ended. Regardless OF the prcsident' 9
I,pcIsiOn. the dlfieroncea could BE-
ironed out after return OF the rail.
roads through machinery likely to
be set up by pendilg legislation. o
wns explained.
.IIiucs Refuses n''ran's
Mr.. Hines rcfnsl' 10 grim. th
employees demands apapronfly w
based entirely on tho flrl th1f fod
6ral control soon VIII cease. ~,
director general WA understood O,
have kept this angie c0n ..ionfil b.
fore the union men together w'
the argument that p would boz nm
fair 10 thousands Of owners Of ra
road stock 10 increase the oxpond
tures OF their corporations when
the government would h. responsible
for the revenues obtained for D.
brief period.
ISSUES Clear
Mr.. Hines said the union repre-
ssniatiyes had presented their views
with ability and frankn,ss." and
that. while the conferences had not
solved the problems before Il. ths
real issucs involved now were NOR,
clearly developed than NJ any time
since the warsu1esS-werS fIrsl
, presented last July
The separate grievances and
claims Of the brotherhood OF Rail.
road Tralnmcn were not included b.
Mr.. Hines IN the data sent to The
white house. W. g. Lee. president
Of the trainmen will confer agail
tomorrow with Mr. Hines In .
statement tonight. President Lee DE-
clarcd that the government had moi
succeeded IN reducing the cost o.
living, and he. therefore folt h.
could no longer hold the demands IN
allegiance.
lee Makes statement
THE trainmm." said Mr.. Lec,
take the position that more than 4
reasonable time has since elapsed
and that the cost of living has moi
been reduced. but instead has beOa
Increased and that 1, IS nov up u
the federal government 10 make
good the pledko made by the pres
idcnt In hit letter OF last August as
Understood by labor.
Il expect 10 get the written answer
OF the director general 10 the train
] mems request at the neat conference
with him after which the special
committee OF twdity officers ar'
general chalrmon. authorized by IN
international convention OF the bro.
therhood 20 handle the subject VII
take final action relative TO It's "
position.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-12
German Bodies Found
Among Mexican Dead
After Nogales Attack

\ shot fired by one Of the scntries
on the International line, IN an ef-
fort to prevent its unquthorized.
Within five minutes general firing
was In progress from Mexican posi-
tions and machine gun fire was di-
rectcd at the Americans from point
whore no such gun had been the day
before.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-12

hy Associated Frces.
III PASO, Feb. ii.--At least two
Germss. vse fighting in the Next
can army August 81. 1918. NJ No
gales. according To the testimony Of
Captain Frederick T. Herman of the
eighth cavalry before the senate sub
committee investigating the Mexican
situation today
lie said their bodies were found
among the Mexican dead. Captain
Herman. lieutenant colonel com.
manding at Nogalcs NJ theiime of
the fight. dcnicd the official state
mcnt of the Mexican commander
iha tthc Mexican force was compos-
cd Of civilians.
Tcstifics nj Hearing
Tho Investigation. he told the
committee indicated clearly the
greater part Of the MeXicans cngag-
cd were soldiers although most OF
them had been dressed In civilian
clothes. and that the fighting had
been planned and was directed by
the commanding Officers. Tho
American causals were five killed
and n wounded.
Three civilians also were killed
and five wounded The Mexican
losses never were learned hut the
United state sarmy intelligence de-
partment reports we're submitted To
show the Mcxicans buried after the
fight numbered at least il5.
Describes Fight
Captain Herman told the commit
tee the fight began NJ four O'Clock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-12

Miss Tawncy Apple did not aiten ]
tn suffrage convention cause she
didn' have no low shoes 4 wear with
her fur coat TIL auto has come &
stay. but folks that cross IN street
are droppin' cut ever day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-12

CONTINUED On Page 50
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-12
WEAIHER

Temperature by hours at Amarillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-12
Tcs,ifics at Hearing
Describes Fight

Captain Herman told the commit
tee the fight began nj four O'Clock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-12

The above resolution was intro
ducrd hv Commissioner ]. +. Hall
who made he motion that u be-
passed by tho court The motion
was seconded hv G.. = Weymouth.
and carried unanimously.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-12

Mr., Hines said the union repre-
ssniaiives had presented their views
with ability and frankntsS." and
that. while the conferences had not
solved the problems before Il. ths
real issucs involved now were NOR,
clearly developed than at any time
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-11

July Is, 1775. was described n let ter writsen from Cambridge, July 2l, 1775, as follows:
 ''Iast Tuesday morning, July Is, according to ordels received the day before by Major General Putnam, all the Connecticut troops under his im- mediate command, assembled at Pros pect hill. when the declaration of the Continental congres was read, after which an animated and pathetic ad- dress to the army was made by the Rev. NJ. Leonard, chaplain to General Putnams regiment, and succeeded by pertinent prayer, when, General Putnam gave a signal and the whole army shouted their loud amen by giv- ing three cheers; immediately upon which cannon was fired from the fort and the standard lately sent to General Putnam was exhibited, four ishing in the air, bearing these mot toes: On one side, Qu transuht sus- tinet, and on the other side, An Alp peal to Heaven The Philistines on Bunker Hill heard the shout of the Israeltes and paraded in battle ar ray