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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-13
MISSION BOARDS IN SESSION.
ESQ Delegates Attending Protestant
Church Conference in New Haven.

By Associated Press % Every Evening
New Haven, Conn, Jan. 13-Prom-
inent church men assembled here today
for the annual conference of the Foreign
Missions Board Of Protestant Churches
Of the United States and Canada The
ssi ns viii continue through Thursday
night. About $50 delegates are attending.
Among the questions before the con-
ference was that Of amalgamating wom-
en- 8 boards with organizations doing SINH
lar work in the several churches
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-13
FRANCE HALTS rREADNAUGHTS.
May Stop Construction Of Five Started
Before the War.
By Associated Press . Eyery EvenLng

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Paris. Jan. l3.-Steps were taken BY
the cabinet today To stop the construction
of the FIVE drcadnaughts of the Nor
mandic class laid down just before the
war but never completed Finance Mn
ister Klotz was authorized to introduce a
bill for this purpose. Other measures aa-
thorized will direct that the SIX scout
cruisers provided for by the law Of 1912,
as vel as l2 scout destroYers, shall be
laid down during 1920.
The cabinet at today session, which
was presided over by President Poincare.
also authorized the finance minister 10
introduce in the chamber the bills for the
budget OF 1920.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-13
NATIONAL BANKS ELECT.
Former Directors Renamed by
Union and Delawar--
Changes at Central.

This WIS election day among the
national banks of this city. Directors
were elected, the elections holding forth
from IL to this afternoon.
There we're no changes at Union OF
National Bank of Delaware, the former
directors being renamed.
The directorate at Central had two
names added in Carroll w. Griffith fnd
Philip j. Carpenter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-13
BRITISH ENVOY HOME.
Yiscount Grey Prepared TO Return TO
United States. He Saws.

BY Associated Press TO Evet5 Evening
southampton. Jan Is Nlseount Grey
OF FaIlodon, British ambassador to the
United States. arrived here this morning
on board the White Star liner Adriatlc.
tie said he had no official statement 10
make, but was prepared to return to
America in either an official or private
capacity
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-13
4 MISSOURI REFERENDUM.

His prize pos>um oog t1ileu anG 4lcto.
Etcm returned from Hickman Wills t3
ask polcc aiG N cHcctlng a -t-t-Ic hiang.
with Negro U no sold him the Jog for
$3.50. Captain Robert T. Cooley detsl-
ed q mediator a. Etem
E.tem desired 3 good oppoSsum 1uE
ana had he money 60 pay tor one lie
met 4 Negro y no claimed ownership OF 4
canine trained tine "a opoSsunns, one
that would seek, find and hold the quarry
He even hoySted the dog would clunb !
tree "a disIodgc sleepy Quadruped The
sale vas made and last night the hunt ~as
IN. SURE enough, the dog found the opos
sum. His bark summoned bis master. who
arrived on the scene Just ss the dog SellseCi.
tucked tan ana ran when the opossum
showed light Kansas City Star.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-13
MEASLES SPREAD IN NEW YORK.
Health Commissioner Copeland Reports
222I Cases in Ten Days.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
New York, Jan. l3.-An increase IN the
number Of eases of measles here has
caused DR. Royal S Copeland, health
commissioner, to ask DR. W II. Park,
director of the bureau of laboratories, to
undertake q serious study of the disease
at once.
Appearance of measles at this time of
year was unexpected, DIR Copeland said,
as il usually reaches its maxiumum here
in May There have been !, ,221 eases re-
ported in the last ten days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-13
he HAD MANNERS

TNso Young women 4 the cinema Nere
discussing their personal atialrs.
Got / chap Yet, Lizf inquired one
"Ves. returned her companion And
hc 5 a regular tofi. He's working At John
sons.
"You don't SAY sol Why. they tel me
he real refined.
Rather Why, he took me to q rcstau-
rant last week and when We had coffee
he poured il INTO sacuer to cool i but
he didnt blow il like common people
would he famed it with bis haiti Lon
don Tit Bits.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-13
New Q. 0. P. SecretarY al Mork

By Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Washington, Jan. l3.-Former Repre-
sentative Miller the new secretary Of the
Republican National COMMITTEES, took
charge Of national headquarters here to-
day and at the same time James B. Rey-
nolds, the retiring secretary, opened ma
tional headquarters for Governor Coolidge
of Massachusetts,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-13
lap WarsniDs to Leave F1cncv.
>. ssr.-.. ...,s xsypzs rF-r, y ytr,, pvy,r-Irry

Parls, Jan l3-Japan 2As decldea 70
withdraw her warsnIps IRON k1lcnOv.
China wnere they we're sent some ~eexs
ago owing 10 the maitreatment Of Japan
ese subjects accordlng to information rr-
celyed here by the Japanese delegation
rotae peace conference
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-13
Penn. 5 Grove Man Gets Divorce.

4 divorce has been granted Harry Bush-
man, Of PENIS Grove, formerly If this
city, from his wife, Mrs Harry Bushman,
Of this city, on the grounds of desertion
The decree was granted during the Decenl-
Der term Of the Salem county, \ J,
court Mrs Bushrnan, who is well known
10 4his city, was Miss Esther Parks, D
nurse al the Delaware Hospital before her
HarTlage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-13
Accused OF Street Fighting

Frank Talino and John Talino pleaded
guilty to fighting in City Court this morn
ing Vincent Flore, on similar charge.
pleaded not guilty. Judge Hastings Inn
posed fine of S5 and costs in each ease.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-13
Storms Damage French Cities.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Paris. Jan. 10. Northern and Eastern
France are being swept by violent
storm, reports stating that three persons
have been killed and IL injured. Heavy
damage is reported from various cities,
numerous buildings having been blown
down.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-13
shtp Reported Lo3 is safe.
- -. :, n - Rrrnir,s

nv s seFl~la lE4I Press % livery hvenlnN
lrenoa. Ian ISL The ship P7ncspess.z
Malaida, Salcl Eas reported On SATURDAY
70 nave bern sunA ~ : ioASlng ulIpe-
wlth ae..yy ,3ss oi he, Is n perfect cOn-
d.,lon and a. Un oo&rd sre vel, sScor-
ing % !. .ett.gr1A1n from DsAAz, Morocco.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-13
I'D LAUNCH AT HARTMAN.
New Cargo Carrier Named fS~ Michigan
CITY Active IN Loan Work

nv asgorlat4d I'rpfa % hVHr7 h~-ninf
Philadelphia. Jan. i3.--The 8SO0-tnrl
cargo carrier city Of Alma was launched
today at The yard u the Merchants
shipbuilding corporation Hartman Pa.
on The Delaware The snip was nanlfzi
m honor II the liberty IOsn activities ot
Alma Mich. Miss Esther Rhoaes Of
that city was the sponsor A party os
citizens Of Alma headed by Mayor Charles
z Murphy Witnessed the ceremony
This i the -aenty-thr-u cargo znID
launched at the Hartman war emergency
plant.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-13
!. ". q. A. Cafeteria Reopens.

The y VI C. A Cafeteria, which has
moved from Ninth and Sbipley streets,
began business today at what was formerly
the Hotel Nobis, 802 Market street. The
place was jamIned during the noon hour,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-13
PAPER MONEY BACK IN nyxEo'
New Issue Obviates the Neceesi-y ~
Puyiug Exchange

New tSgUe OhviatrS knr f*rrfsfzrT-T ~
Buying Exchange.
nv Associated F'rrss ~ Every F--nsr~
Mexico City, Ian i3 Paper nrnev
Il IN circulation in MeTjco for the fryt
tirne sinoe 1916 THIS was made pneyIhbr
bv decree isgued ~ President Car-snza
authorizing the monetary commission tn
rzne Certificate of onc pezo and ffts,
centavCs. the amounts - - RIVED trIng
limited IN deposits n Mexican goh nnarSe
with the commission nr mess1rvs v7F
de4igned n relieve the hortage ~ change
dlle n the boarding ~ small ootns on
account Of tbeIr high silver content
BY virtue IF the decree. which wss
issued at the s0hcltatior principally q
commercial houses, merchants may de-
Doalt almost unlimited amounts of gold
with the commission ami reneTve pspeT
certificates In exrhange ms W7ll Or
viate the necfa=itv u huyTng change y
order 10 conduct business
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-13
Attending 10 Civil Service Matters.

6. W \ Miller. Of the q. s. Engineer
ing Department, is at the Delaware
canal today on business concerning Civil
Service.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-13
Holiday Matrimonial Note.

Rev. c. Nicely aud Miss Trailing
Arbutus Broom we're married IN Hop
kinsville, Ky, last week. Cincinnati
Enquirer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-13
SOCIALISTS HERE SPURRED.
Italian Reds In America Urged 10 SWead
Opposition Ideas.
lated press TO Every Evening

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Florence, Jan. l3.-Italian socialists
in America are urged in resolutions passed
by directors of the socialist party in scs-
sion here 10 spread their ideals Of OPP
position, which will hasten their tn
umph.
Reports about the condition Of the
Italian socialist party IN America were
received at the meeting, II being alleged
that persecution" were inflicted upon
the socialists.
Granada, Spain, Jan. l2.-Dr Rios, a
professor at the University and a socialist
deputy, who was named delegate 10 the
labor conference at Washington. recently
attacked the American government and
press while delivering q lecture. He said
the former had placed every obstacle IN
the way of socialist representatives from
abroad while American newspapers had
gwen little space To the conference and
what comment had been devoted To it
was hostile TO socialists. bccause the Unit
I'd States intends to occupy northern
Mexico, against socialistio principles. :
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-13

Every Evenings classified advertise
unents bring results. Proved by the satiS-
faction of many an VIII he To vou. ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-13

san Antonio. Texas Jan. 13.-Ihe
senate subcommittee here investigating
the Mexican situation today had report
that a large shipment Of ammunition for
the Carranza government arrived at Man
zaniIlo. MEX, Dec "A, last, Simultaneous
" with the japanese cruiser Yakima.
The report. which was forwarded from
army headquarters here 10 The war de
partrnent At VI ashington, said the akuma
apparently was escorting the ship bearing
arms and ammunition which had been,
purchased IN Japan through Coi. Emilio
Circlos, Of the Mexican army. and \. anuel
Perez Romero, then Mexican minister at
Inklo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-13
JAP CRUISER TRAINING SHIP.
Washington Reports Vessels Garyin0
Munitions TO Mexico Without Escort.

~ NFNVIIaTEFI TT7TSs = TFFFTV T1FFTEFIEE
Washington. Jan l3 Intelligence Of
ficors Of the war department are satisfied
after m investigation that the stimuli
tancons arrival at NanzanuIlo, Mexico.
of o steamer bearing arms and munitions
from Japan and the japanese cruiser
Yakima had no connection These officers
SAID today that the Yakima Was q train
ing ship and could not have protected
the munitions ship even had there been
occasion for the effort
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13

ut N,sociaisd rrrsf.
NEW NORK. March - Whilt
broadway tonight WAS crowded WIN
theater goors three armed bandits
smashed In the window OF u ieSe'iy
store at 37th street, kept the crowds
M hay with their reyol,ers gn'il they
had empiied the contents of se'tf"l
trays into their pockets dnd 'h'n go
onpted shooting one pcdcNrian ~h"
attempted to stop them.
4 Jew minutes later ihr"r iirn ga
tered another broadway Jeweliy sio'"
, few blocks up town. aud, al''f
throwing pepper in q cl"rs.f ewes.
grabbed some trays ~ lrWelry ana
ran from the store The u"n. alle-eh
10 be- members of the trio. w"ie az
rsied by the polic" after chase.
Both rohlcrics. committed 10 ihe
hear, nf the white light district. we've
witnessed by thousands uf p"rs ns
broadway was thrown into the ftcai
esi excitement a. police reserves 90
rived. aud working on the tho"i'
that The ruNhorir~ we're committed W
1.-TWO different bands raced 40 an'
down side streets aud secured ~" srl
wy Tor the fuur missing bandits
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13
MINERS PLEDGE
FINANCIAL MD
To TOM MOONEY
MEN Of CENTRAL FIELDS WILL
,sk CALIFORNIA GOvOuN,,Ii
10 FREE LABOR LEADER.
n, A. osir'-l r~..

n, As.osir'~l irss-
KANSAS ClTY. Mar IA reso-
luton pledging moral aud iinancial
support 10 Thomas J Mooney. nov
serving life sentence In San Quen-
tin prison. California. for partioipa-
tion ~ the preparedness day bomb
outrage IN San Francisco. ana re-
ouesting the governor Of California
to pardon him at once on the ground
MAI he was convicted ON perJnred
testimony WAS PASSED by the olen.
atai convention Of district ". iniied
Mine Workers ~ America today
: ,'red ". Holt. of oklahoma 'ly
| former secretary treasurer Of the ON
li1hnmn mine workers. urged the min
arr to stand ~ an unit politically ah'
10 obtain control oi as many news
papers ~ possible. Ne said that 'h'
action ol Governor Allen. "f knnsa'
In the industrial co'ri law ana .
Judge Anderson Ut INDIANAPOLIS u
On iolninv the miners last fall Srr
blcssine io the cause NJ union lahoi
linnsmuch ~ u would hasten the da
when labor would control the GOV
rrnment.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13
Daring Bandits Smash Broadway
shop Windows and Steal Jewels
As Thousands Look on Helpless

I'm addition 80 the pedestrian who
WAS shot. bui not seriously inihied'
one other member of the crowd sue
c.edod In getting bis fingers On. q
fugitive. tie was rewarded ~ I"
crack on ,he wrist from rrFolN"'
butt which causd his arm TO iall he'p-
lossly 20 his fid"
Propri.iors ot the two stores -.
tlmated that thousands OF dollars
worth of icwrlry had been stolen.
The first robbery ~ Mhi'h
schwartz Brothers wore the vet lis'
was engineered with great daring
whilr rubbing elbows with passint
u.des,rians. ono of the bandits. slip
pad IN iron bar through the handle'
q, the door ~ that Il could ne 'h'
opened from the inside. Th"n
brick. wrapped In cloth. Was hhi'''
through the winodw.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13
Makes Desperate 4:
Fight To Retain
Adopted Child


~ Assoeisisd PFc.s.
CHICAGO. Mar l2.---Harriet Sue
Rrpdley. aged two years. for. whose
possession u court fight y being
wagod by Mrs Maymc Bradley OF
Denton. Texas. and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
q. pncholdcr. Of Rockford, Illinois.
vii. remain for the present IN me
custody Of deputy sheriff otto
Growuch aud his daughter. This de-
cirion vas reached today after the
hearing Of q petition for Q writ OF
hahcas corpus brought BY Mrs'
Yrsdlcy WIS continued until Msrcn
- In circuit court
According tn the court RECORDS
m. chud IS the adopted daughter OF
Mrs. Bradley. During Mrs. Brad
lev. sickness. IN. Bachclders cared
for the rirl and then. u IN stated.
refused 10 return the child to Mrs.
pradisv. For time today Mrs
pr.dley was In pcsscssicn of 'he
rh,id after she and two uer had
fought for 80 minutes with fourteen
persons ~ Rockford and had cssde'
'on policomcn who pursued them u
tho Rockford city limits.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13
AME ER|CAN LEGION
GIVEN LARGE SUM
t,Il,:IsrNTs rROtIrs FROM y
MG. T. CN>TEE>s ~
IHNNtT

NiW PORK March o. -- IN" t,h-
,,i,,n lr.icn hi. received from me
\ Al a. A sino.ur OF The giil oi
-nr poe pfom'-''i r"prer"niinF
.,rplr. from operation uf ' NJ g..
: elnieru- and p1ti exchange W
rurrr duriur the vat. it vas an
nDrnuad iubHi
t.n,r nnm John u Nou. gen
rral .arf,iufs ui tI" 'tsociI''on. de-
,f.,.r .saf fH tHnDr 1f 'hr gn
,.,.Ia D.. .,lI "H. .u'n H- U" hI''
ttah,d tHr ntrf Joel 'a" i'hal "''
Uf.I trIr
Tre mln., 1900 hr held at % tru 2
pind n,, ,ar iu accotdanr" eiih
fiis .,uf.-sI preference ui th' d"i'-
co., fhr irrion Gel.
f. viu t. mr'. 80 in 'saI. serge
n.... p.rdinr Ih' formal arpoin'
m.ri af the rlafrher Ninsiic'u o..
I ran.i hart u Indianapolis 's irnf
tee
The In.nins ffom Tho prin' ipai u ]
Il. u.ef .tm 'ra hrnofit "t aisahie'
former ...1ioe rsn or Tor work %
,orna.ticn yith the national Am'r
ie,niyatIon commission of the e.
rion b. vas sidcd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13
HunkIii, DatH

~ N,soeai,d rfsss
NFW ORLEANS. March ls.--
Tepnt, tive un'igTm'd policemen 'o.
right kept order ou the leVce ana
.n,fdci lhhn Cndncv. who calls hiih-
.flf "Rrplh,r lsnac aged ~, house
bnatmln e. tho Mississ,npi river
e lrhm,n oi the government barge
routy chopper and peddler OF KIND
linz wood lud self styled healer
thirurh faith Thousands OF per-
.oi miougcd tnc lcyce during me
Gay and tonight several hundred r.
mained. Waiting their turn for Jay
iug on nf h'nds
Ft,e policemen who ende"Nor'd 10
fnter bach q score ~ persons IN ihe
crowd lir tul,t sWyut off their t-'i
.ud pushci into the Mississippi river
T't. were immediately drassed
from the shallow Natcr and muh ahl
suffofcd no physical injuries.
Snperiuts1drni ~ Police Mooney
announced hr Would net iuieric.'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13
Bailey Faction Advances
Pojndexter to Make Race
For Selection As Delegate

on May /. TO supplant the pre- .nri
conventions
Judge Pnindc,trr the letter said
would represent the Bailey pfihci-
,ics IN sue ha pfimar, aud llohiy
The principle Of the Woodrow WI
.nn administration ~ this proposal
was not satisfactory Go Hnf"rn"f
Hobby Mr. Nickels proposed 70 place
.ihe principles of Bailey "n pfimafi fi
ballot with the resolutions adopt"
D, the administration d"mocfaii'
conference here last SATURDAY.. "ndor-
sing tho Wilson administration. ANA
lci the voters ~ the s'1'" "Npf's'
their preference IN MAY J state
wide primary
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13
THOUSANDS THRONG NEW ORLEANS
IFVEE TO RECEIVE TREATMENT
nv SELF STYLED FAITH DOCTOR"

with the activities of the boatman'.
lie /. doing no harm and from
hat hear hc is doirs good. 30 'e'
Tim .llnne was the superintenH-
cnt's statement
IN aged parlytic. protege OF 'ns
snperintendcnt was taken BY one ot
the nnlicc captains n test the poS
cr of tho healer" hut the CROWD ~hs
20 great be wu5 unable 10 get uear
meni
Oscar y Darling. president OF the
tat. heard ol health announced rs
d,d not intend TO inierfere' rs sne
hostman was meking no ehsrsos
sud prescflbcd no drugs or med''
cines.
stories Of cures" Increased to-
d,v ora nnlv one denial vas oosnin-
~ n, iny"stigaiurs of local papers.
nv that of man who stated tno
euro Of partly parsiyzed right ssm
had not been altogether p'r;annent.'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13
GENERAL WALK-OUTi
BY L0NCSH0REMEN
IS ORDERED IN n. Y.
sEyERaL THOUSAND wORKMEN
DEMANDING HIGHER PAY
WILL QUIT TODAY
By Associated f'fsss.

~ Associated rfsss
NEW YORK. March i2.--A strike
tomorrow ~ several thousand long
sl,oremrn, checkers and ssesedorcs
employed by coastwise steamship
lines. was voted seaiEht -. enfOrcc
drsnands presented several meesns
nro 20 rlncrcased wages and edjeMs
mcnt of working hours. Union ON
clals asserted the strike wouIo suers
the Mallory. clyde. Morgan, bsvan'
nah and Old Dominion line.
Tie men announced thcy intended
~ telegraph r. Y. O'Conner. prcsldens
~ the longshorcmen's union, now ~
buffalo Ca conc here 20 take chnrxe
of their Interests.
4 letter from y. u. Richardson. net.
Inn chairman of tho committee 0S
,,can,hsip line managers, 10 the t''sg.
shorclnrn's union. made public Hero
tonight. before the strike VOTE was
nnnonnced. explained to the workH.en
the "prartical imp0ssibility OF shc
employers granting an increase IN
wages"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13

~ As-.e.aisi i'rss .,
DALLAS. Mar. - ludg" VIII
liam pnindrNier of Cleburne. form
er democratic national committee
man. lat. ioda, was advanced b, the
Ealley flction ~ Texas democrats A.
d candidate opposed 10 Go'etnor W.
- Ilobhy for dclNgaie-at -larzc 10
the Democratic national convention.
In letter to Thomas u. Ball. of
Houston. ahairman Of The state d"m-
ocratic administration central com
ni,,.e. It was proposed by Luther
NlcLels. campaign manager of FORM
~ seprinr !. " Bailey. that ihs
iIothv. Poind"Xt.r contest b" p'"s'n
sed 10 qualified democratic voter. o'
IA. ma state wide primary elec'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13
STATEMENT CHALLENGED
CHARGE THAT ~OIDiEh VOTE
VIII HNNE pRfss, m
TERMED INSULT.


WAs iNGTON. Mar l2-ThrI
frank statement by a witness that
members of congress would support
..idIsr relief legislation in order io
sst votes. started rumpus today iu
ua house wlys and means commit
fr. considering multitude of bills
dealing with the subject Frank y.
k.afh Nre York broker formerly
.. lieutenant colonel 900 The inspector
generals department opposing ad-
.litInutl compensation foi former ser
,is. mau. declared some Legislation
rirht he expected becaus" ~ politi-
cal nre.-urr The inferen"" The
esmt.r- would be- swayed through
f,.f of 'nainr votes wns character
4 by Chairman Fordney as au in'
suit to N. committee and congress.
krrch replied that his statement
vas not intended to the INSULTING
hu iihat y wa nevertheless true.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13
Airplanes Shell
Ice Jam in River
and Prevent Flood

PORT DEPOSIT. Md. Mar 30
~, tremenduu. ic" iam IN tau sus.
u.iinna river fiuu,h uccln bel to
d., 10 the heavy bomhardment from
n'ip,an.s of The ,asl three days com
Ilu.s with the influence of mild
V,a,' - aud passed out into th'ia-
ic,K hay
II 4. believed that The daur .,
( Goa menace to this town has H. en
reno ed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13
DEMOCRATS SUSPICIOUS
OF LATEST REPUBLICAN
MOVE TOWARD AGREEMENT
By THE ASSOCIATED pREss

WASHINGTON March IA substitute for I he Lodge
to article ten which has stood unatered many weeks
rs the storm center the peace controversy was proposed
the today by It's author Senator Lodge OF
the republican leader
The move described by the republican step
toward hsony and compromise first led the senate IN exactly
the opposite direction by starting discussion whether the new
draft was weaker than the old The mild resefvaons'
backed by Of the republican membership said was no n
republican rconaes said and served notice they womo
helm adop Il as they did the original The democrats keeping
silent, studied the proposal with apparent suspicion and withheld any
decson as 10 what they would do.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13

GENERAL UPRISING in EAST Is FEARED
|. . a4+++ - = = = -
4. v. ". CASE
GOES 10 JURY.

. H. Associated Press.
) MONTESANO. Wash Mar u.
) IA, cbse of ten industrial!
/ workers of the World, charged
. ,i,h the murder Of Warren q
/. q mm. one uf four former sol
; di,ts shot during an urmiHii,'
: A. larade ~ Centnlin. Wash
. t.i.tun. last November. went to
3 'hc lLry tonight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-13
NEGRO CLAIMING 10 Ht
ItS NtNI,S Di.u. bti.-

~ '".'" "iHf'si 'fHts
NATCHnI. Miss Mnr /. - ',dii
i,uhinsun. urrtu. "hu c.dul'd 10
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