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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-16
MuscATlNE MELONS HERE.
First Carload Of This Luscious Fruit
Arrived TODAY

We don't want to say anything
about other melons and we don't
think we have to. but you know, and
we all know that the good water
melons that we eat come from the
islands off Muscatine. They arrived
today and you had better take homo
one or two Of these big hearted
melons. Oppice Fruit Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-16
ELBERTA PEACHES
This Is tho Week For All Housewives
To Put Their Peaches in the Cellar
Fruit is Fine and the Best Quail
ity That Will Come to the Market
This Season.


To the women that are going to
can peaches we advise that you can
them this week. never before have
we received SO many peaches at one
time. The Elberta is tho peach to
can, and right now the quality is the
best that we have had in years.
The peach crop in Missouri and
Arkansas is cut out almost entirely
and the late peaches are an un-
certainty. We advise canning now.
Sugar is down in price at the present
and this should be another added
reason for canning this week. The
alberta peaches that we are Offering
this week come in boxes. Phone us
your order. Oppice Fruit Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-16
BOYS OUTING ENDS.
Boys From Camp Ready II, Return
Home Saturday.

Camp Ready II broke up Satur-
day and tho Y. NJ. G. A. boys returned
to the city. after week of sport and
study at Stanley's Mill, near Albion.
Thursday visitors day, saw many
parents at the camp IN spite of the
threatening weather.
Donald Frazey and Alfred Nichols
We're chosen as baseball captains,
Frazey's team winning two out of
three games, 17-13. IL, and Nichols
winning one by score OF II to 0. No
accidents happened while at camp,
and with ideal weather. the boys
had splendid time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-16
To Pave Alleys.

Grading has been started prepare
tory to paving the alley from State
street to connect with the paved
east Nand west alley west of Sec
ond avenue. The half block Of alley
running to Third avenue also will be
paved
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-16

lice OF tho Times Republican. They
moved to Paw Paw, Mich, some
years ago where Mr.. Simkins died,
The funeral OF Mrs. Simkins was
held at Paw Paw Friday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-16
who are believed to be the men that
robbed tho Thornton bank near
Mason City Sunday.
Licensed TO Mad.

L. g. Wilson, aged 81. and Ruth
Irish, aged 20, both of Toledo.
Edward Yuska. aged 81, Of Tama
county, and Maine Josephine
Holubar, of this county.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-16
PICNIC AT ELMwoop.

Outing For Club Members Planned
For Wednesday Afternoon.
A picnic, outing, golf tournament
and entertainment for members, OF
Elmwood Country Club who do nCS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-16
Look For Bank Ihieues

The police department received
word from Des Moines this morning
to be on the watch for four men In q
Buick car. headed toward Des Moines,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-16
AGED MAN INJURED.

w. J. Brown, 70 Years Old, Struck by
Locomotive Pilot Beam.
When w. J. Brown, 70 years old. of
Nishnabotna. Mo-. stood too close to
the Minneapolis & st. Louis tracks as
the north bound passenger No. was
pulling into the station this morning,
the pilot beam of the locomotive
struck Brown in the back and rolled
him over on the platform. Mr.. Brown
struck his head and received a bad
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
LIGHT REFRESHMENTS

An English visitor IN the United Statea
paid the other day that she hnd natleed
that in the homes of the middle class,
tnaidlcss American she had secn there was
a tendency To serve refreshments leas often
and ut the same time to make them too
elaborate when they were served She
aad that as compared with the English
people she knew III the same position IN
life we " ere much lcrs free 10 offer u cup
of ten. coffee or chocolate to- our callers
with Just little IN the way oi walers,
toast or plan cake TO go with It However
when we did offer such refreshrncnt Il was
when we were giving "A fcnl ten or hhd
planned some sort of party atd then We
were too lavish We wctc not content
with ten or coffee o. chocolate but added
ice cream or frappc, rich cake. cnndies.
saltcd nuts and MI sorts of ot her dnit ties.
that served rather to rliiu urc digestion
tban 10 pivo Just that bit Of refreshiuen t
that IS ~ satisfying
There really Is quite NJ art m knowing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18

but the best hey could Io was to shak"
their canes ard promise t. liN them when
they cpught thcm some daN
both httlr fellows would Iump and
laugh ami call uut that thcv would surely
have tn catch thc'u lcforc they could
"G> them. and then thcy would run
AWAY and play and forget al about thc'r
badness
hut one day the, bothered old GRANNY
Ecar pud thcv thought about = aftrrv nrd
: great ical and Will tell y"n why
old C,rnnnN Bcm sat beside her horSc
tu the s,Iu ono lay Knitting after she had
eaten "a vrry nice DINNER and hy and ~
She trl alscrp
lIcr LrttIrg dropped ut" her Iap and
the H. n II warm rolled ott d to hc ground
Il rolled ac.u~- the path right ~ tie
bushes. and there j, stayed uatl aln' x
came Fritzv luN atd us brother Tony
and saw II Int7y plckcd il up and theH
H. saw that i Was fpstel cd - the wuk ~
Granny Bears Iap
IIc pulled ard dragged the work across
the psth and thcu thoac tad lItllc fellows
took thc ccd,es from Grautvs krIttifg x
md began to uuravcl aIl the work she had
rntp
TICK lookcd II Granr, cvorN orce ~ 2
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18

while. for when she nwokc they intended
to throw the ball of yarn across the path,
expecting to hear her scold and be very
angry.
GRANNY had very bright eyes, and when
she did open them she saw what they were
dong before they knew she was awake:
How would you two like u dsh OF
honey and some brcad?' she asked.
Fri,zy, who wns winding the yarn,
dropped the ball "Shc does not know
what we are doirq." he said. lets get
the honey and bread and run home before
she finds it ont.
Granny Rear made them come IN the
house and sit nj the table where she
placcd n big dish Of honey before each
and nplate piled high with nice fresh bread.
CONTINUED Tomorrow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
MISS AMY DIi PuNT ATTENDING
MADISON SQUARE, HORSE SHOW

Miss Amy T. du Pont is IN New York
this week attending the Madison square
IIorse Show and cxhlhtipp her two stnl-
lions, Rompine flaahlghi aud Fairfield
tlnshlieht Rompug fleshllghi q the
champlop of the soasou IA the hackney
stallion clnss, his blues including Devon,
Rochcstcf lwhcfe he Rot the Euglsh
tfophv cup. Syrnctlae ard Bryn Mawf
lIe got tho championship At Madison
satlafe aud IN Chicago before the wht and
there ought 20 bo something Ing coming
to hnu todnv when he Is shown on I'll"
lire, as he and Fairfield llaahliRht viii 1c.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
GRANNY BEARS WAY
Part |

Little Fritzy Fox and hr brother Tony
,yarc two mischicl-lovIrg htt.C fellows
The, did not waat to harm auy"ne, nut
they dearly loved 10 bother the wood toik
Poor old Foxy Fox, who could not run
well. often had his cap pulled OF when he
was taking nap in front of h's door IN the
sun. or his pipe jcrkcd out OF h's mouth
hy a thread which Fritz had tied 10 II and
old Foxvs eyes cou.d not scc.
Old MIR Coon also had many grleV
ances. for Tony end Frit1y had many,
times bothered HIM Once they pasted
paper over his glasses when he took them
off and fell asleep
Another time they put cayenne pepper
a., his sugar cane and poor Mr. Coon
thought his mouth was filed with hrc.
Of course, old Foxy loN ard old Mr..
Coon tried To chase irtzN aud I"rcy,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
DoYou Know a Baby Sick
With Constipation
Tell tho mother 10 give hall teaspoon.
iul of Dr. Galdwelfs
Syrup Pepsin.

MO thoughtful mother with children
~ in the house will risk being without
good. reiable laxative. II will save
many n serious illness, many
doctors visit.
Wheu the bnby cries md Is fretful,
when the hoy hng no appetite md won I
plav. when the girl Is listleEs and fever
ish. when thet" are complaints OF
headaches nnd colds. the mother can
rnepeet constipation Give br. Cald-
wells syrup Fcpsln in the small dose
prescribed on the hottie, when ynn put
the child To bed, and with murning the
nilmcnt will have disappeared.
Dr Caldwcl's Syrup fepsin is n
popular compound of Egyptian SIENNA
md other simple laxative herbs with
popsiu mud pleasant tnsting ar0matics u
nets gently md mildly, and children
take i without ohjeetlon sixty cent
hottie is enough to last an average fafn-
ilv many months The ingredients are
endorsed IN tie r ); phnrmac0p"cia,
nnd lnst wear American mothers bought
over eight million bottles ~ nr Cald-
well's syrup pppsin from druggists II
i the lurrcsi sailing liquid laxative ~
tho world. and few cautious families ore
ever without Il
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18

CREPE METEOR
S3.75 yard
40 inches wide.
Regular $500
CHARMEUSE
S2.95 yard
40 inches wide.
Regular $500
QUAKER SATIN
S3.75 yard
So inches wide.
Regular 81.
CREPE DE CHINE
SI.35 yard
40 inches vide.
Regular $3.50
MESSALINE
$3.50 yard
So inches wide.
Regular $3.50
CEORGETTE CREPE
Sl.95 yard
10 inches wide.
36-inch
CHANGEABLE MESSALINE
Very Special at
$3.50 yard
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18

how to serve Just enough and 10 nofc
Th hostess who Inns reidy cooling Rlsst
of lemonade on "a warm summer day ~
who is always ready 10 offer freshly
brcwed cup III tea tp the caller who comes
on winter afternoon. or possibly coffee
or hot chocolate with simple dainty snnd
wiches or n wafer t. the friend who spends
the evening with us the is . fnr hetlrr
evidence Of hospitality tban T. hive r.
freshments only on stated occnai1ns and
then % have them too elaborate md -
expensive
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
LITTLE BENNY'S NOTEBOOK
fIy Lee Pape.

Last nltc after suppir ma Nrnt out to
the movies and | was doing NY lessiia
at the settirg room table aud wlshr x |
wnvcut, and pop had his feet up smoaki
. 10 Z ecgar with "A injovahle ixpressIon
aaNi e. ts Shpkcspccr SAYS ~ hls greatest
rEv. kn Gilhttc the ird, this is Ronc
acgaT
Aud he took il out of his mouth and
looked nj II Ms If he thawt " WIS CRATE and
then hc took some more big puifs. and
iest then the ioorhcl rnug. pop snyiug.
llang aud dubblc harg. | hct ; dollcrs
that's some siinp TO boc me to doth jest
ns I'm all fixed to enjoy IrCrteck scRar
ia peace and quit
Which Jest thou the bell mng agen,
pop sayi Y, bubble hang and triple hang.
Well G., pop, Wy don't you lcai keep
nr smoking M If YOU thawt the bell
wlsr4t utVirR and then maybe they'll
thlul, luhody Amt home, sed
IT, wise chid hat tips of It's own
father, scd pop \nd h" kemp on smoking
and tho hrll kcpp ~ trgl ond pops
iNprcsst"n krup IN Eottl < lcee aid icea
4 Iuv tblr me - g. | toll Won vot pop
wv d,'t luu ha~c a contest - SO u YOU
can make tbo scl last IS lal a. tlt"y
inakc the hcll II =
lunr ,dcers sac Ectfp y worse = stcd
II better. cart st..t = the - l,t gcf. 90
,nwn aid ore tlc doun ed p"p
WhIch | We Iovu .,.d ,hd and vhn
wa= il but m, laoli S. III ! as pnsvtr
saving. Nnt 80 you mcc ll1 kccpl lnr
tir g,rg the bell fot 70 nla1ne. isrr fn,
l7zcnt It had rruii that ! cnul'c'' GO r.
tn, moves without hayll 4 ~ stand or my
own furut steps hall an h"'t af-"I ne
Grah. Inn thavt i uts samch."ly c'tt.
| acl and ma ecd W"il tho TIN thia
Is snmehod, els Mud 2hr Ravr tnc q
fcrac smack aDd Weat up stars and lap
tried t. xpllrc aud nan got 3" mad n"
wet ritr "a th, movie rRoa - see II sho
could gct ~ ilsc 2Hd atnW
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
Postmaster Of Compromise

VL.r IoVd C,orU. meet, death he viii
o,r.l,fl.s. n, t. c.n.l.r, mis-. r. offering
l,r r. something BaltImou sun
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
Tho Difference

Intention 4 sometimes called e. tho
hkercea ~ death ard tn>re. III respect
~ certainty. hut We can pu' ~ taNre
, hc end of life ilbauN Iouna
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
SANDMAN STORY
Nv Mrs. r. A. Walker.

| Copyright 1919 by the Ntct tiure News
| paper syndicate, New YORK CITY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
DAILY ECONOMY CALENDAR

Cartwright. tgt6 by the ct;lure News
tnpar syndicate. New York city
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-24
FRAUD INDICTMENT
RETURNED AGAINST
CHARLESF. MURPHY
TAMM,Ny CHIEF WITH FIVE
OTHERS CHARGED WITH fAL.
SiflING RETt rms.


MEM YORK. June % 3-lndictmont
II Charles =. Murphy. leader of Tam
many Hall and five other on charges
II clnepirncy 20 defraud the govern
mcnt hy falrifying income tax returns
and attempt,d intimidation of Louis y.
Hartug. wealthy manufactures.
through criminal prosecution was an
nnlnrcd today. The indictments. which
w,rr returned secretly by the extra.
ordinary grand jury yesterday came a.
a great surprise Murphy i an his way
ta the democraiic national convention
40 san Francisco.
Others Indicted With Murphy were
4. .isnt district Attorney James. y.
Sulth. one Il the central figures IN the
",ire war between the district attor'
news ,fn,c and the police depari aeni:
John \. Mccarthy former business
PARTNER - John Murphy. brother II the
wammany leader. Arthur ! Baldwin. a
hWfr. Ernest d Walden. vice presi.
dent oi the corn products company and
The ,uru pr-iucts company itself Bail
Cor each attendant was fixed az 81 600
Murphy b. charged with trying to init.
mida', Hartog into settling "a $4,000.
600 damage suit brought against th"
Tammluv leader after the latter IL III.
I,g,d 90 have Withdrawn promised FIN.
ar.ial support in a glucus" product
ufm iu which Hiriog Dr. interested
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-24
LONDON DERRY STREETS
ARE SWEPT BY TERRIBLE
FIRE FOR SIXTEEN HOURS
by THE ASSOCIATED pnEss


LONDON DERRY June 23-Five Sim Feiners killed by
machine fire employed the removal Of several Profess
tan from Barsick Street tonight according military state
menL
There is lu 1850 p. m) in the fighting.
Scenes Of terrible description enacted here last night and
today Many streets swept by muderous fire continuously
for sixteen hours One killed and wounded in
section.
Several bodies reported lying in Bishop Street. Among
the wounded young girl and those who suffered slight in
juries cannot be estimated
The principal conflict took place Bishop Street, where there
large concentration Of Sim Fners in the neghbohood Of
ST. Coum Catholic College and Nazareth home Sand bars
thrown from which fire directed at the Unionss
Bsrc Street. There vigorous exchange Of fire and
casuals both Sides
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-24
PEOPLE WILL RULE
JOHNSON DECLARES
DEFEATED CANDIDATE SAYS HE
~ NOT DOWN AND OFT
OVER RESIITS

SACRAMENTO. juno Ex-senator
Hiram johnson " California passed
through her, i"day curou;c to his homo
IN san Francisco. Inspired by the
warnih of the reception and cries ~
"spcrch johnson stepped onto the
platform of hif ear and told the crowd
hnw glad b" war California and parti.
ruiarly hts hpmc city gave him such
trcm, ndnus vote 10 th. primary rl-c.
iion.
Don't imagine I'm dnwncaS by the
recruit uf ih" convention. said senator
.inhnrln.
I'm happier than ever before I
finfis-l the campaign on shur string
ani when I gui thr"urh had the
people II the Tnii-d States with uf'.
even though I could not win the ma
intity uf ~" ,l.l,Tatrs I went into th"
fight IN on" fashion and cam" uut in
the name flrhinn. ! mnd~ ne cumpro
mirrs hut fought to the last ditch
II discs ne: -,-t" any difference u
= Few politicians sitting IN the BLACK.
rion- Hotel in ChiraTo siid the p"urlo
he damned fa IN. time is cuminr
when the p'oplc viii com. into their
own.
The future viii find me ~ gooi M.
iured and as fun of fight ~ ever. aud
determined that in time g. come the
people shall rule. instead of Few meh
end international bankers sitting in
new York.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-24
Says eiier Authentic

~ Aeso.Ilis, flss-.
WASuiNGT, Y. Iun. % Tn" letter
mad puIlir ts Frank 4 Walsh. former
chairman of the wa aiur h"ard 90
kansl. cts puu,inE : usior Hafdihs'
the r,plhlistn pfesid,null unnin'' -
.xpr,. ur t very symntthfii' t""iins
toward to- lfish ind,n,ud'no' W"' '-
msnt va- sii q D., undoubtedly aa-
thent., ior.lht nv G,.rgr Christian
the ), mates secfeiaft
Dselsnng that H. was .rsahinr O."
senate nsrling ~ CbrHln saii.
All Wal "a simp., rat' o4i ' r"IN
of l.i',r written o.. hm D., ih' scn
aior whcu the matter r,sari'nr the
letter came up suu. dtts arf W. ii"i
o. fnI c.py II a., Itti'T iu th' 'iii'f
fiiei hui aid nnt ll,utr u
There uas NJ h,.ilang 1nd nu t'irfIii
to chest atout it The i,itu is un'
de1biediy authenll,.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-24
Indictments Against
Motor Car Officials
Quashed By Court

Ey '.safin'.i prsss.
DALLAS June g7-The indictments
a~airst th, Sven fuimer Little Motor
kHi Company officials and stnckhold
.,r, ,ilrrur violation 81 the postal
laws was gulsh,d on t''hnioaliiics hy
trd., james e. wilson in Fri.ral dis
q. court her, bate tuliy. initri
states attorneys S'y new cnsD viii D.
filed AH,a.d misuse "f mails in CON.
ru,tiau With 500, - iitil' Mu'lr kar
.taia wac ,Hafl,d in The indirtmrut
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-24
Drug Store Owners
Ordered to Prison
For Selling Liquor
~ Associated l'ress

INDIANAPOLIS. June 2a--Julits
and Louis \. liaag. brothers prophet
ors of q chain of drug sturcs convicted
cour, 81 violating the Reed prohibition
amendment and ~ conspiracy against
the United States tolny were sentenc.
cd hy United States Judge \. ". An.
dorrun to scryc Is months In the fed.
rral prison NJ Atlanta. and to pay fines
II SiO.GO0 each. The brothers were
charged with transporting liquor ille
gally into indiana and with selling
liquor Illegally un pres rip,ions.
The Hnagr cout"nd.d the liquor was
for medicinal purposes only.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-24
ASKS TENNESSEE
ACT ON SUFFRAGE
PRESIDENT SENDS TELEGRAM To
GOV NER>OR ROBERTS URGING
SPECIil. StSSlON

a. Associated lrfss
WASHINGTON. June q President
Wilson tonight sent telegram to Gov
,rr0f Roberts ~ Tennessee. urging that
rp.,lll session ~ the Tennessee leg.
ttrtur, rr called o. act un the federal
sIffrarr amendment
The president Boz his telegram said:
IL wuu'> D" real srrVicc Ia the
paii, and tu the nation u u ~ possible
for ypu under the peculiar provision of
yuur state constitution. having In mind
th' rro'ut d.,ision of the supreme
count in the uh.u clrr 10 call spec.
.1l resriUn Df the legislature of Ten.
u'F .r tn consider the suffrage amend.
msnt
ALLOW w" tu urge this very earn.
,ttlN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-24
Fight to Exterminate
Rats in Coast Towns
Gets Well Under Way

GALVESTON. June 23.-with the ar-
rival her, toslay of hslf a score of pub
lie health service experts In combat
ting bubonlc plague, the mobilization OF
forces for a long drawn out campaign
81 rat determination got wei under
way.
Tse fight {. expected 90 last n year.
a,d the total cost was estimated at
St.oooo. 1880 % which was appro-
wi,ted by the city this morning.
nne thousand rat traps have been
.., iseD are en- route from New Or
i,,,s AMI an additional 5000 have been
,tdercd from various other cities.
the campaign viii affect the entire
1ssas gId coast.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-24
HARDING WORKING
ON FIRST SPEECH
WITH CAMPAIGN PLANS con-.
ftETED Turns INTENTION
To kDDRESS

WASHINGTON. June e3-Prelimin
afy s'sps f"r the Inauguration of hts
campaign taken. senator Harding. the
republican presidential candidate TO-DAY
turned his atteutiun to his speech of
acceptance. which - expected 10 sound
ihc PARTY campaign keynote.
The nominee. u was said ioslay. plans
o. devote most q his Time until July
. when he will leave Washington for
hin Marion. ohio. home. Co make his
addrc ini'rsp"rsed With the work
however. will D. conferences with marty
leaders ~ wa indicated to-day when
Nj Harding participated In several In.
formal dircussions as 10 campaign
plans.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-24

Trouble also broke out on an exten'
giye scale In the region of long Tower
street and bishops gate where there
were fierce prolonged exchanges.
Sim Feincrs on roofs sniped isolated
unioninls The roldiers and police were
unable to intervene effectively.
Police iIesi-ged.
The police in bishop Street barracks
within the battle zone were virtually be-.
ficgcd Many patscrsby were wounded
aud some we're reported killed. but u
~ absolutely impossible Ia get correct
details A confcctioner named Mckcnna
was killed on Henrietta Street. A priest
was summoned aud while he admins.
tered the rites. firing was suspended.
Among todays casuals ON Bishop street
was an elderly man named Whlteaidc.
who was accompanied by his son and
daughter. All at them were shot.
Water front Fighting Fierce.
nnring ths might ihsrs-Mas savage
lighting IN the water side district. the
Iiyal factions were entrenched Ia Cross
street aud Bond street. both of which
were baTrioidsd Shippers were busy
until one o'clock this afternoon and con-
tingcntA uf troopa had 10 be- moved into
various streets which until then were
impaE.uiblc 10 citizenn. The streets had
the appearance of battle ground. sand
bags were thrown up. with sleepy sold.
ieia almost In stage of exhaustion AT.
tor the nights vigil. n is expected that
troops are corning by road. but no ~.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-24
ROBERTS VIII COMPLY
WIN WILSON'S REQlESI

w Naan-ia'fd IfrHs
KNOXVILLE T,nn.. June 21-Gov.
'tnur Roberts ~ Tennessee announced
tonight thli h' would comply with the
drrir' .f prr dent Wilson that a spoc.
ili s'.-iuu of thr Tennessee legislature
hr called o. l,t un the federal suffrage
1mrnimsnt. 90
The legislature viii hs called to met.
thr r",eru"f .ili. in plenty Of time %
prrnit th' wDmrr of the United states
O. ,ot" boz 'h. N",snh.r ciertion pro-
,.d"l ratification uf the suffSag. amend
msn' o. rurniatri hrough f,vorable
acts Q hy Tennessee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-24
nRIl ~ VIII >OT BE
TIIiHD rAKTN CANDIDATE

fff f...a| .affsI ErfHs
GREAT tAIf.S. Iuur .l william
q Irtau VIII uot De- ,lu.lidtt" uf "a
fhIi PARTY Cor thc presidency. be d.
tsf.J hfr, tusinN concerning dis
.rif.h las' night frum Lincoln. NJ
I.r4ssa. telling ~ his indus-msi.t for
90, presidency - Nehrtekn members
al tf. committee II ".
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-24
BLOODY WAR RACES In IRELAND
Platform Builders Are Busy in Efforts
to Arrange Wet Plank Agreeable to All
Negro Longshoremen
Indicted On Charges
of Assault To Murder

t,y Associated Press
PORT ARTHUR. Texas June "a
Twenty eight negrocs. said 10 be mem.
bcrs of the international Longshorc'
mems Union. were indicted by ;he JET
ferson County grand jury today charged
with assault tu murder In connection
with an attack here May n when a
street car filled with negro workers em.
ploycd by the Mallory Steamship Com.
pany was fired upon.
There were M fatalities resulting
from thu attnc. Trial uf the indicted
negroes ~ set for June ~.