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The Monte Vista journal., 1920-09-04
nOOl OPENS SEPT. SIXTH

The Dusse" WIZ ss'~~S ssseH
l., trips Monday morning.
.oerintcndent Van Fleet and
I, Ellis have been over all Of
|. routes and after making q
Il changes have decided on
I. routinss for the year. As
ar a. possible the buses will
AXE stops on schedule Of last
,.r. The return trip for the
4 day. buses will leave the
khool grounds about 80.
4. Tuesday the regular sched-
. will be followed.
As previously announced
Y books will be sold by the
kAool. The Marsh children
in get their supplies from
X Principal In their own
Hiding. 7 For Central the fol.
wing order will b observed
near as possible:
to io.A. Mist and End grades.
10 to II A. M.-3rd and eth
ades.
II to ls A. Nth and 9Th
sdes.
10 Up. Nth and sth grades.
O,P. M.-rrssAnsn aad sopho-
bess.
TOR. M.-JuAiors aAd Ssuior.
All book sales are for cash.
Regular class work on Tues
v.
Primary children whose
kthdays occur before Octo-
y 18th will be permitted to
ter but all such enrollments
ould be made during the first
10 weeks of school.
Nr. Fox will enroll Fresh
"a and Sophomores on Mon
hy from 9 to ~ and Juniors
ID Seniors from l to 4.
Nr. Van Fleet Is very anx-
p that all persons who live
i Of town or who have NOV
into either the consolidated
high school districts since
Z closing of the 1920
aool term. and who plan at
hding school in either of
|ese schools for the first time,
VI at his Office as soon as pos
Bic and he will assist them in
pding their proper positions.
bis does not apply to students
10 attended the city schools
previous years.
All ga, 7B, IA, 8B and "a
pills are to report at old
81 school building, Monday
orning at 9 o'clock to enroll.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-09-04

Ex-service men, who desire TO
make application for the Victory
Medal, should see Commander John
Rawlings, who has the necessary
blanks. These medals will be pres
ented by the American Legion on
Armistice Day, November 18th.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-09-04

Mrs L. E. Mccullough and mother,
Mrs. Burd, returned Saturday from
Nevada where they have been visit
ing several weeks
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-09-04

Alsmosa 0ll0oOO0o Z :
Monte 5000 900 Oh 3 3
Summary: Two base hits: Busch.
Baird. Mcbride. Three bsse hit.
Hood. Base ON balls. Oh Shakes-
peare. I. Oh Davis. 4. Struck oat
BY Shakespeare. 8: By Davis. =.
Passed ball. Jeuck. Hit by pitcher.
Sanches.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-09-04

o. A. LtndQuist OF Trinidad has
been In Monte Vista this week hook
Ing over the town with visw Of 10
eating. NJ. Lindesist 4 q oarps.-
TOR ana contractor and erscts houses
Tor saSs. He has built about s.v,l.
y Aossss q Trinidad. ~ are H.
formed.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-09-04

Mrs. Elizabeth Brunson left the
first OF the week for California whore
she was called by the serious illness
OF her brother.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-09-04

J. r. ASKER aad family returned
70 Monte Vista the Arst Of the week
attsr An absence Of ssvsral rnanth.
most OF which WAS spent over a
the wsstsrn siops. They ENACT 4.
rsnaia Me-. "
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-09-04

Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G. Vale and
household guests returned Sunday
from a pleasure trip through REV
Mexico and Arizona
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-09-04

Miss Leota Taylor left TUESDAY
for Chicago where she will enter 4
conservatory of music.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-24
Intelectuales y obreros
ALBOREA VA UNA NUEVA IN
TERNACIONAL

io- a. lps l.raaaos ss4issfios euando
ilsarh enr eaisprir y AnalAr anleriores
seelt4s.s.
Ina de - ssilclTales pieocmacio.
nS~ "a lnI.lsa d nFoaa>4an nlAasrlal
ios tomises ~ olr9& asnmienm h
sIiFcvsan , esssnesa de las nabrirak
sle4lmf~ te rxslalsaf = is,s I,aiFones , Al
elrneaao tesllca Sas lalmeros acuer.
dos fnesym dien,lnnir lAs horas ie ira
haso saevar lAs salArfos. Cmisecnenle-
tHnte. lis nriinercs IpSuitados fneron
sllsaniuuir - nrolnsos elalIorados y
asinEn.ar Fl i,re.io de coSio. Aun an.
IA difersncia ara tan considerable entse
10 one pndia II prolicto = 10 que cos
taba Ia production. que el departamen-
10 dc ECuHolnfa tuvoque aDrOntar cen
ieilareS lie miilmIes para cubrir el de-
felt de hos estahlerimientos industrial
leS Los conisaIi6s sc alaImaron. 81 Sc
lejal,a al afbitfio DE hos ollreros el d.
riglr has f;ibricas. Ia raina era cierta.
" en.bncrs sc piti6 a concurso de los
tecnic0s. Sc les habfa arrojado de los
establecimientos sc les habia persegui-
do pOr Parasites v fusilado. como los
demas intelectuales. cOnsiderandOlOs
enemiUos del nuevo regimen. v despues
sc les llamaba para reediiicar 10 que ha-
bfan destrufdO los trabajadOres. Luego
eIIos tambien eran agentes de la pro-
ducci6n. v tai vez agentes mas efcaces.
AhOra Sc suprimen los Consoles de
obreros que. seg1n Griffuelhes, "son la
aplicaci6n pura de los principles sim
dicalistas". :Y quien asumira las fun
clones directoriales que eIlos ejercfan?
(: Los Antiques patrOnos? Es probable
que no; pero es SECURE que ell los nue.
yos organismos desempeharan papel
preponderante los tecnicOs y los sabios,
es decir, los intelectuales, excludes de
la International capitalista, repudiados
de la International obrera, Y que, fren-
te a una y otra, pretenden ser los ver-
daderos creadores Y los principales fac
torres de la production. Numerosos in
dicios advierten que la InternaciO-
nal de las profesiones liberales alborea
va.
M. Ci0es ApGricio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-24
COMO EN- Ell CINE >
Misteriosa desaparicion. de una mujer
casada
N. Ciges Apdricio.

"a trgf.- f.1tf. ~ IL '+.lff n
Huesca,s 16.-HOy Sc han tenidoI
aqui noticias de luri nlisterioso v nO+,
velesco suceso, que esta siendo obje-'
to de los mas apasionados conenta-
rios. ai6' aD5ic q zar'Irs
! Aver manana, ell vecino del, pueblo
de Bertuez, Tomas Jfmenez, Sc pref
sento en- el cuartel de la benemerita
y dio cuenta de la desaparicion de isu
hija Filomena, de veintisiete amos,
casada hace varios ineses. n.
Ahadi6 el denGnciante que, por la
mafiana y en- una mesa de la habita-
Ici6n de la desaparecida, fue haIlada
una carta an6nirna Due decia asi:
mo Sc intente buscaT a Ia desapa-
recida, porque todos los trabajos Sc
ran inltiles. Nj automovil, cuando
os entereis, estara fuera de Espana.
La aborrezco, pero quiero vengarme,
por el juramento que me hizo de que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-24

latsifnfe dr m lnrEo uuilklpn. Aiciut
0nffoells.,. "a a~nsafia " u g,Alse-
drracioa Dsaah4i "a TrAi45A Ia aa-
hlado ea Ia Sala D. las -sorie,e. 81.
yanies- para ssrn,cadarie u l.ians a "a
culera a. louhaux. xal,ido - cue II
laFte rxtnanista. 5 rada ,rz mas prl-
morosa. sir Ia confelsraciaa sseserai
del Tral.alo acnsa de cni~-rsaslor "a
actual sscrciario > aslira a rcaiiEar Ia
rcvolucisn ga un l,lazo pcrca:oFiu. Las
ideas DE- Griffnclhes satisfacen ese an.
hello. Sc prei,arara 4 antique sccrr;a-
rio susiituir al nuero.
Griffnelhes ha diserfado sare los
"Soviets" y los Sindicatos. Sus aseee-
raciones principales son eSsas. Primera.
"SOcialiSmo y denocTacia sun antigua
Has que no repFesemian nasla III $50
Wet. el Consejo de los productores. es
el Gobierno de maiiana: los Consejos
de obrtros son Ia ap.i,aci0n para de
los principles sin,:lssAi;tas'' SegGnda.
Iace ounce mesas puSlo realizarse Ia
revOluci6n en- Francia. JOuhaux tuvO Ia
culpa de que Sc malograra. Ahora bien I;
el momento propicio voIvera a presen-
tarse. Para fatoreeerlo Y apresurar la
revoluci0n es necesario no trabajar; es
precise que los productores no produz-
cam.
Cuando Griffuelhes cualquier otro
Isindicalista habla de los productOres,
va es sabido que Sc reiieren los ira
bajadores manuaIes. Los dennis son
Parasites del trabajo.
Y he aquf que, al tempo mislRo Ell
que Griffuelhes toma Ia revOluci6n ru-
sa com tipO ejemplar, los peri6dicos
que lie atacan su conferencia publican el
siguiente acuerdo de los comisarios del
pueblo:
"Los Consoles de obrerOs V los Co
mites de los delegados de las fabricas,
lconstitufdos para asegurar el orden en-
los centros productores, han causado
graves perjuicios, desmoralizando los
Ilobreros Y deteriOrando completamente
I ,el material de las fabricas. En- vista de
/ testas circunstancias, nos vemos obliga-
dos suprimir los Consoles de obre-
ros.."
La revoluci6n rusa rectifica a Girl
ffuelhes. Els rerdad que antes Sc ha
Irectificado ella mislna. Todo ese grueso
lyolumen de 600 paginas en- que NJ.
ERadl Labry acumula la legislaci6n CO.
imuniSta de que sc tieme noticia fuera
de Russia, es una serie de rectificacio-
mes. De los principles bolchevikis que
l linformaron la Constitution v los deere
Itos originarios de los "Sovfets', apenas
queda va NADIA. Sc suprime el Unite
mfnimo en- las horas de trabajo; Sc III
troduce ell destajo los huelguistas; Sc
reconoce la propiedad privada en- las
tierras vuelve ejecutarse el conner
cio libre: Sc restablece la pena d inuer-
te v Sc instaura en- el Ejercito una dis
cip1ina mas severa que la del zarismd,
La diferencia que existe. entire Ia teorfa
marxista Y la practica de la vida hu-
mana, entire 10 que proclaman los Gri-
ffuellhes sindicalistas y 10 que wanna
1mente quisieron realizar los dictadores
del pueblo eslayo, Sc obserya en- ese
mismo libro Y clama en- los documen-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-24
EDICTO
coRTR DR DlsrRIro DEL DIsrRI-
TO guDIcIn. DR san 1uAN.
seecisn PEimera.
ADElTNA ALVAREZ COLON DE
FuLLAD0SA.
DEMANDANTE
VS.
FRANCISCO FULLADOsA
ARcrESO.
DEMANDADo.
sOBRE.-
DIvoRcIo
CIVIL No. I2ds7.
EDIcTOe
El Presidente de los EE. UU. SIS.
EDIcTO
EI Presidente de los EE. w. SIS.

Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO
a Francisco Fulladosa Argdeso; De-
mandado.
POR LA PRESENTE Sc N0TIFI-
CA A I'D. que la demandante doiia
Adelina Alvarez Colon de FulladOsa
ha presentadO ante esta Corte de Dis
trito del Distrito Judicial de San Juan,
Secci6n la. por medic de sus abogados
SULIVERES Y LASTRA CHA
I RRIEZ, una demanda de Divorcio ale
gando que hace dos amos I'd. ha aban-
donado desertado del hogar conyu-
gal sin motive nj causa alguna, sin
que haya vuelto a la convivencia ma
rital. Y solicita de la Corte una SEN
tencia que declare roto Y disuelto ell
vfnculo matrimonial entire I'd. y la
demandante, con los demas pronuncia-
mientos del case.
/ Y fabiendo ordenado la Corte pc
ticion de La demandante que Sc lie ci-
te a I'd. Francisco Fulladosa Argiieso
por medic de los presentes edictos que
Sc publicaran tres veces durante un
mes en- ell periodico Ell IMPARCIAL
Sc lie advierte que de no comparecer
I'd. Francisco Fulladosa Argtieso, de-
lmandado, contestar la demanda dem
tro de los diez dias de la publication
de este edicto, 81 I'd. residiere dentro
de este Distrito Judicial; dentro de los
veinte dfas 81 residiere en- otro Distri-
to; pero en- la. isla de Puerto Rico Y
dentro de los 40 dfas 81 residiere fue-.
ra della isla, la demandante podra So
licitar v obtener previa anotacion de
la rebefdfa, -sentencia en- su favor y en-
contra de I'd. demandado, declarando
rote, el vfnculp matrimonial existente
I.entEefambos, ,concediendo IA patria po-.
Etestad del menor habido ep el matri-
Imonio Jose Antonio a IA demandante,
ordenfando que. Sc, expidda copia de5sdi-
cha4 sentencia para Ia inscrinci6n, en-
1el 7Registro Civil v euant9 mas, en- der
frecho pEoceda. aoa sno saa.ie aetsiQps
Para Ia. publication en- Ell neriodico
IELpIMPARCIALi ilibro el presente que
frmo Y sello con ell de esta Corte,
en- San Juan, p. R., Mario 8 de 1920.
l9rl's t.,s 9laf "a C..Marrero,
Secretario Corte Distrito, Seccion Ia.
L O. =.
Sc casaria conmigo, y 10 ha hecho
con otro. No digo qlieen soy, pues
ella hastante II sahe
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-24

Sc casarfa connigo, Y 10 ha hecho
con otro. No digo quien soy, pues
ella bastante 10 sabe."
Ell padre Y el esposo de la desa-
parecida sospechan que esta debe es-
tar en- Puigcerda.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-23
Financial Congress
Discusses Problems
Of Transportation

WASHINGTON. Jan, s2.--Dcle-
gates To the pan-Amcrican financial
congress today got down To consid-
GRAFTON of definite financial trans.
portation problems through rresen-
tattion oi recommendation ot var
ious group conferences which have
been meeting since the congress
opened today.
Submission of the reports brought
about lcngthy discussion which tho
representatives of the South and
Central American countries took the
leading part.
Consideration of the reports,
however. was inicrsperscd with adj
dresses by Houston Thompson,
mcmhcr of the United states federal
trade commission. who discussed
international regulation OF compc-
tllion: Paul NJ Warburg. former
member of the federal reserve
hoard. who spoke on fiscal and cur
rcncy standards and senator Me-
Cnrmick ut Illinois. who told the
dolcratcs of the federal budget
sysicm now being considered by
congress
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-23
TII EPIDEMIC CONTINUES
To HN,E ~ tuNAtO

CHICAGO. Jan. 2s-The influ-
cuza. pneumonia situation continued
today near iis high level. For the
twenty four hours ending at q
O'Clock s.ONG new eases of influ-
cuRa we're reported tn Health
commissioner Robertson. The total
the preceding day. on the same
basis. was e.00S, New cases of
pneumonia jumped from lNi to
3hi
Deaths from influenza numbered
81 today a. against 6i for We'd
ncsday aud deaths from pneumonia
tutallcd a.. ,agaiust - Tor the
prrcedn rday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-23
ALL PASSENGERS
Of SHIP SAVED
TRANSFER EFEETED AND
PERSONS On WAY tn
>EW YORK

" Nss,s isieA rr.t
NEW YORK, Jan. 22.--All the
s7i passengers on board the dis.
ahlcd army transport Powhattan
have bee ntransfcrred TO the trans
port Northern Pacific aud are on
their way 10 New York, This news
was received here tonight In wire
less messages. confirming previous
reports from lialifaN. The trans
Ger of the passengers was affected
late today under good weather
conditions. and without any acci-
dent occurring,
The passengers on board the
Powhattan include eleven women
and eight children, the remainder
consisting of 1873 army officers and
party of United states govern
mcnt officials,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-23
IUNEGrs on WASTE
i.,iD BEfORE HEARING
ny Associated Pros.

~ NHfnfiultu lfe>s
FL ORENCE. Ala, Jan s2-Evi-
dcncc of widespread Stacking In the
'rcat industrial army employed In
the construction Of the Mussef
shoals nitrate plant piled up today
n, the hearing conducted here hy
the house war expenditures COM
mittcc. Witnesses made no dontal
of the charge that erection OF the
nlunt was hold back while thous-
lnds of workmcn moved about In
hclicr SHELTER fashion. with union
scale carpenters cutting under
brush and water boys drawing
dow nlhc pay Of structural iron
workers.
The morale of the whole organi-
gation. witnesses said. was affected
Man after man told how material
was wasted under the general
policv of finishing the job at any
cost
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-23
Believes Russian
Incident Can Be
Settled Peacably
Dy Associated l'rs..

Nv Assoein'eT iress
WASHINGTON. Jan. 22.-Two
American soldiers were killed and
one severely wounded In n clash
with a Russian detachment of Gen
eral Seminoff's force January 10.
near posolsakaya, while five Rus
slams we're killed, one wounded and
90 captured. including one general
and six other officers who still are
held
In reporting the clash In the war
department. Major General Graves,
commanding the American EXpedi-
ilonary Forces In siberia. said the
Russians In an arm0red car made
unproyokcd attacks. were repulsed
aud the Americans then captured
the car and Us occupants.
General Krlves said he believed
the incident could he peacefully
adjusted with General Seminolf
who could not have been respon-
siblc."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-23
Suffrage Rejected
by South Carolina

COT MBIN. = g.. Jan. 80 Tho
house nf representatives, ot the
South Carolina rcncral assembly
today h, vote of % to -. adopt
I'd concurrent resolution reject.
Ing the federal amendment Tor
vtwans suffrage The resolution
nov rues tn the scuatc Tor consid-
GRAFTON
Somr members contend q Joint
rp niutinn proposing ratification ol
the amendment may be considered
hy the hous, rceardless of the action
taken tndaN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-23
JAPAN'S POLICY
TOWARD RUSSIA
IS MADE PUBLIC
PREMIER HARA DECLARES
QUESTIONS Ai,E GREATEST
liEiOi,E WORLD.
WILL LIVE UP TO Terms
Nation II Ready Ia Restore kinu
thau to thina--Also Stands
Head, a. Give Financial
support.

iy Associated Press
WASHINGTON. d. C.. Jan. ga
Japan's policies as Russia and
China, were outlined To the
japanese diet yesterday by Pre-.
mior Hara, In an address de-
claring that OF the great questions
now before the world. those per-
laining to China and Russia occupy
ihe foremost place"
The premier, In his address, the
text OF which was made public
here today by the Japanese. said
win Garry Out Tcrn,s
Japan could he regarded from
the outset as "ono Of those states
which will carry out every term Of
the treaty"
Taking up the question OF China,
the premier declared that Japan
would restore the leased territory
Of kiau Chau 10 China. and had In
fact, taken the initial step toward
carrying out the spirit Of the peace
treaty IN that respect. While
loans Ia China must be made With
care. owing to the factional war
fare, Japan. Premier llara, said
stood ready to give financial assis-
tancc To the neighboring nation
wehcncyer the need II imperative.
Ready 10 Work For Peace
lie added that although the good
offices of the great powers, includ-
ing Japan, for the restoration of
peace between North and South
china as rendered more than n year
ago had failed 10 bring about peace,
Japan was prepared to unite again
wit hthc other powers toward the
desired end whenever the moment
seemed propiious.
Russia N Grave Problem
"As regards the problem of Rus
sla. he said. as the present .condi-
tions In that nation were a matter
of grave concern not only to Rus
sla herself hut also To all those In
teresled In the general peace oi
the world. the Japanese govern.
mcnt Is extremely anxious 10 sec
u speedy establishment of n stable
government In Russia and an
achievement, OF her complete resus.
citation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-23
DEMPSEY DESIRES HIS
WAR RECORD PR0BED
" Associated r~~s

W Asanctatrd Fr~s
NEW YORK. Jan 80. - Jact
Dempsey. heavyweight champion u,
the world, has askeI that an otficipi
investigation he made ~ the inform
al charges that he was a draft dOdgct
during the world war The requcs'
was made IN tclceram received to
day by Major A. J DreXcl Biddlo.
PRESIDENT OF the Army, Navy ana
Civilian boxing board, which 1t 81
understood will condug the inquiry
asked IN III, near future, Dempsey
points out In his telegram that the
A. y. G. H. n. itued a professional
boxers license to him just prior "a
the match with Jess willard which
certified that he had clean and
honorable record os u professional
boxer and that he had the full san b
iion aud approSal Of the board
Dempsey received license numhr,
two. the first card going to willard
who then was champion,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-23
TROOPS PREVENT orrnRr,K
ANON. ARKANSAS NEGi,uIs,

l.ITTLf/OCK. Jan, 22. Prompt
dispalching ul federal ,rops In pu'
mas. Arkansas, to-day prevented a?l
possibility ut any further racial dis
turhanccs, Governor Charlca ".
nrourh. who is dt Dumas, sid over
long distance phone tonight The
governor said that the negroes wer'
greatly impressed by the soldicr'
from camp PIKE with their two ma
chine guns and that u the negro -
ever had any intention of offering
armed resistance to the lcral author
ul,s. they promptly abandoned ".
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-23
st0,o0o STOLEN FROM
STREET. car PAY ROLL

Wv AsenctHfrH 'ff~s,
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 22.-Officials
Of the 81 Louis ear company to-
night reported to the police that
tl9.00O Of the company's $4,000
payroll was missing and requested
that search be made for u man
holding q responsible position with
the firm. The man Is said to have
disappeared late today and was
seen last in nellevillc. Illinois. lie
had been helping make up the pay
roll. only bills In denominations
OF $50 and $40 were missing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-23
Edward issues statement.

" NfHNfiAifl TVS
JERSEY ClTN. Ian s2.- Guyctu-
VI Edwards of New Jersey ISSUED q
statement tonight IN reply 10 refer
cncvs made to him hy William 7
liryan m respect to htc launching
Of the governors presidential boom
at his inaugural dinner
lle termed Mr.. Rppn's attack "vi.
cious" dcclarlnr that those familiar
with the Nehraskun's history know
that Mr. nryan has alw wiys been for
Mr.. Bryan"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-23
TWO LONE VOTERS
PISS BO\U Ei.Et riO>S


CLEVELAND Ian 80 Two lone
voters In the ShaRcr Heights village
srhrnl district uassrd u S2on.noo
bond issue tor building new srhools
at q special election Monday the
county hclrd nf elections amounted
today after rompleting tahulations
nf the ballots M other voters
hraVvd the deep SHOWS None ol the
oiritinn Officers lived In the district
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-23

The significance of the vote W
generally interpreted In the lohhir-
oi the chamber lo mean that thr Mil
lcraud cabinet cannot lDst as nov
constituted and thai the premier viii
have 80 replace NJ Stoce at the m.n
istry uf the interior m the cabinet
will hc overthrow on the first puos
ton involving the interior polic, t
"a question uf confidence. Many ol
the d,putics who ihuaincd from voi.
ing told On. Associate drrcss cor
rrspondcut that be- had givvu tho
premier warning that the next time
the, would NoJc against him. shold
N Stcog r., lain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-23
Edwards Candidacy
Slander to Party
Bryan Declares

~ iaiff fHtas
spARTANSnURK. s. c.. Jan.
90. Continuing his attacks on
Governor Edwards ~ New Jersey.
William ] Bryan, speaking In the
Interest of prohibition enforcement
here late TODAY. declared that Mr..
Edwards candidacy for tho demo-
cratic presidential nomination ON
nntl-dry platform was "the greatest
slsraev the democratic party has
.rnr known.
"Thc democratic party leads In
ideai. and standards" Mr.. BRYAN
.n.d. aud shall uot 80 down into
th, rrave with John Darleycorn."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-23

Corporals bird, fhhcriy. Merk-
man aud Private Kcyos composed a
ouar,eiie which furnished several
spcclal numbers. These soldiers ara
from Fort Miss and atr M Amarlili
ON recuiting purposes,
Several SPECIAL songs were SUNG
n, she s,sines, men. The Town oi
Amarillo" to the tune ol ripprtarN
Good ODD rcNas Town IN the luno
Of COMM Thru the Rye. q verse ~
Garry Me Hack to Old Nirsin'a ana
verse ~ America were SUNG
Those In attendance declared the
annual dinner Was the most success
ul over held here The demand tor
eats Nss so great that many of The
late applicants could not be- taken
care uf. according to secretary Il q.
Walkup
In closing the evening program
Tn.s simrats~ lgmisnn u'Hi ed all
those thst had contributed to ur
sucrcss of thc evening" p.r'ormanco'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-23
n,,,liuc's Position ,,1,cr

LONDON. Jan, ss,-Thc position
NJ General Dcnlklne. anti -holsncvl-
HI leader In southern Russia. to all
appcaranccs Is some what better. ac-
co, ding 10 Pie war office summary
of tho situation. The incviiahl"
pauac which must follow any Ions
and rapid offensive such as has bcca
conducted T. the nolshcviki has
come.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-23
,rrinn. mo IN MInnrarnli.

MINNIE NPullS. Jan. 80 Fire
tonight destroyed the Palmer
building IN the heart of the whole
sale district az loss Of more than
S3Oo .ONn.