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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06
COXFIRM, WOULD
NOT CHANGE STAND
WOULD NOT RETRACE STEP or
YIELD SI>GI.E JOT ~
PRINCIPLE.

COiI'MIsCs. %. Nov 2 5-Govcrnor
james NJ Cox. Democratic candidnte
fur the presidency. IN his first state
mVui since the election. tonight SAIL
that IN spirit b. was "na proud ~ when
the fight started" and that he would
hoi f"irac" q step nor yield a single iot
IN principle
Governor Cox's statement follows
For thu first time In ten years tNc
Republican party is IN complete con
irul q the legislative and cNecutiv"
Lr1nrh,s &c tho national government
Therefore. pUll.v TH o. statute aud li
minsira,ion is with u It's tlsk u No
longer that ~ the critic. but the ron.
structor n is my hope and firm belief
that the democracy uf the nation vii
not attempt political sabotage Tho
country has seen quit" enough ot TINT
we are in the nudsi Of an cmcT'
gcury and N" urtiuus every resource
should co-urdinaio in behalf 81 tho
things that are helpful 81 long as soy
etum-nt exists the principles ~ Iho"'
a. Jefferson viii b. the center about
whirh human hopes with gather Tilk
of 70 now PARTY ig absurd bnc might
as we'll di.suss tho destruction of hu.
man emotions
"As essential az % has been o. the
welfare at the country in the past the
creed uf democracy b. more needed nov
ihnu eyer. because events have made u
distinctly th. American party.
In spirit I im n, proud ns when The
fight started I would not rrtrtoo y
fi,r.. nn' yloli single iOt in principle
n was 20 privilege tu mih" thr 'ofrcsi
iu thr fap,. of overwhelming Wids There
h. % distinct dffrcur. between defeat
and surrender The flag ui drm"crac,
aim i..s as the symiui uf things more
enduring than thr passions and r"scr'
mrr' fhli ,umr with the aftermath =
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06
COAL PRICES MUST
Be CUT, REFORMS
ARE NOW IN ORDER
4. =. SENATOR'S Will Urge
ADOPTION MOST STRINGENT
REGULATIONS.
INDUSTRY SELF CONVICTED
M I,ranches Warned 10 Have Prices
Reduced by observation-disclosures
ment May Operate Mines
Otherwise.

~ 4 ArocIaisf Pres.
NEW YORK. Nov. s-t'niicd . States
Senator's william VI calder and " T..
Edge. members uf the senate cnmmtt""
ON reconciliation. IN "a joint statement
hplr TODAY. announced that unless ia"
coal industry reforms Itself and cuts
prices 90 u reasonable fiEut" Nv Decom.
ber g." they win Introduce bill for
the most stringent regulation of ever!
branch II m" business
Tho senator's declared they do not an.
dtftak" to gty that this individual a.
q pfufii-rr ana that this On" IN not. hut
ih" D,.il industry as a Whole stands
sclf.rmyirtrd of profitecring gross cN.
iortiuu un the whole public ~ the
United States"
We are both opposed In government
regulation as u policy IN" statement
said. Tut the government must a..
sumt responsibility fur iis pcupl" and
W. will recommend a Hill foI entire con.
trul ui the industry just as Tar as pos
sihlr under the constitution unless
prices are materially reduced % the
pihlir hy December e..
we are deadly In ,arncs, about this
We irr both conservatives uu the mat.
ter ~ government ownership. hut We
are absolutely Disguised with IN" stu
alton. The country has been Justified
In the past In thinking that an iny,sti.
CATION ol the kind conducted hy this
committee never amounts tu q hill a..
h~ans our work viii H. uf no value
" it merely resulted IN "A report oi tN'
or thrc" thousand pages o. H. filed and
not read The cu0l industry stands self
convicted
The wrong doing has hccn admitted
by u. II W,niz. representing tn" Ma
tionll Coal Association; by Commits
siuncr Clyde u. Atchison of the Inter
state Commerce Committee. and Daniel
Willard representing the railroads
There Is a general confession on the
part ~ tie industry even though gui,i.
individuals have not lr"n identified.
The reformation of these evils Is
their own concern primarily. Most ut
the leading coll operators realized that
and are seeking today 60 clean up their
business from within. That 10 -
only salvation. II they cant solve their
own problems We viii have tu vs." draS.
tic means tu solve a."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06
FRENCH, BRITISH AND ITALIAN
GOVERNMENTS TO AID TURKEY;
AGREEMENTS ARE MADE PUBLIC

Wv NNNftNAft lNtH
PARIS. Nov. g. France. Great Hn.
,air aud Iialy have sign'd tripartl"
agreement in which thry agree to sup
rnr, each other IN maintaining thrir
'sphrr,s AZ influence" IN Turkey. The
nniiis If the areas IN whirh the rr
sp,s'iiyr sn,cial interests ui Franc" and
l,aly are recognized as defined 10y ih"
same document.
This agreement. II developed t'snv
was s.grcd ~ S,,,y,s. August ln. the
DIV the public ceremonial - th" sign
ing uf the p,lvr tpaiy With Turkey
iuak place.
Although the agr,mcnt. u ~ cN
Ullinrd. is noi considered secret one
a never tho l,ss has. never hsn m1d'
pullir until now. after % hps'' 81 uearN
tbre, munths s.nrc a." signing lnd"i
its own terms. tho dU'um"ni Wls T.
sOmc into fore" and b. published ~ ih'
time the Turkish p,ar" tr'yitv ~houl'
en into effect Thi, date is will ar
uncertainty.
In connection with ~" examination
# m. text II the agreement. nov
available. attention b. hclug called h'r'
in the fact that while the treaty rccor
ni--s the spcslal interests ui ftunr' "
Ciliria and thr western iati 81 huidls
tan. bordering on syria. and e l'aiy ~
southern Anatoli' tn British Sphere
f Influence arr not only und'iin" hn'
or. MOI mentioned This has riis"'
IA. oucsilon n tho agreement - sus
,.rtil,lc & the Interpretation that IN
Uriti,h Interests may b" held Z" 'Nicn'
90 any 90 all thu remaining PARTS 81 IN
Turkish empire
I, A. noted also ih1i Will" M
arr,rmEnt d,Ss no' iah" the form 4"
nm alliance. u pledges the runitacitni
powers to "r,nti,r diplomatic support 4
each oihrr in maintaining their rcsp"c
tive Positions In IN" areas ~ VIII,
their special interests are rccognszcd'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06
GRAIN EXCHANGES
AID PRODUCER AND
CONSUMER, BARNES
FUTURE TRADING BENEFICIAL ~
THAT IT FURNISHED IN
SiRtNCE
EXAMPLES ARE SUBMITTED
Producer Has Escaped Full Effect nj
Dcilatlon." because ot Cushion"
Found ln Future
Trading.
~ Aao,Is'sd Pfes..

" NfAof ie'fu lffas.
CHICAGO. Nov 5--Julius ~ liarnca.
iormer director general of the United
state Grain Corporation. to-day appeared
before the marketing committee 81 s"v
,ntern 80 the American Farm Bureau
FEDERATION Offering opinions and sur
gcsiion un the subject ut grain market.
ing. and outlining major influences On
price fluctuations on trading exchanges,
Mr.. Harness said that IL was his firm
conviction that the present system oi
grain marketing through open oN
changes by maintaining q highly com
p,tltivc market 40 al times worked a.
the advantage uf both producer and
conrumcr. and th1t future trading was
beneficial IN that IL furnished insutans "
ior traders against destructive losses
un committeeman which would ui nee
rssity De- taken IN wider margins "i
proits without exchange hedging.
Touching upon recent declines iu
wheat prices. some which agricultural
interests ~ the country h1N" ciaiincl
are unwntTantcd by the existing supply
and demand. Alr Barnes said that the
wheat producer hid escaped the iull
effect uf dcilAtion." because uf ihs
cushion" found IN future trading.
lie cites figures tending in show that
the d.cln" ln wheat ir"m IN" peak
postwar price iu the current level his
ho.n only n U"r cent as against de-
cline of Is pct cent IN potatoes. inr
which there X M exchange market
similar comparisons reveal declines II
81 per cent In cotton. I; per cent IN
beans aud ~ per cent In barley the
statement sail Indication that the ii"
f1ation IN world wide IN character and
no, confined to American farm pruduc''
atone. MIR i3arn'4' said was found u
the fact that imported farm coinmpii
ties such IA sugar aud Coifc" f'll 80
from CT iu 10 per cent during the same
period
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06
Would Md Turkey

Article ten OF the agreement provides
'h1t nothing contained IN u shall pre-
fudirr tho rights ~ nationals uf non
sicn1'ufN states 90 free a','ss tu ih" var
!uus ar,ls tor commercial and economic
purposes
The rtc'mhlc ,f tho document reads
"IDinC anxious o. h'lp Turkey d.
N,lop hcf o. rn1rrrs ana &C. avoid th" in'
t,rnliicn1l i,tlrirs which hav" uh
siri,t,l th,g' objects in the l1yi con
s.drfing that the autonomy ur eventual
Independence uf kutdistlu has been r.
rurnizri by them and tilt u is dcsir
abb vlth Ni~V tn facilitating the Do
vsiu'm'ui Of MT country Tho British
i'ahlu and French rnS'rum'ni. hlN'
lnr,.d vtauu the following
lfii,ls Th'rr shall b. 'luilit,
90 Turkey D., tween fhc contracting
,,uwcrs in the composition W all inter
rltiunH' commissions whether exist
Ing ~ tn hr go s'lhlish,d. chlrgUd viii
~. organization ana supervision w th'
different puhlir services 1ud Tor insur
inr IN protection ~ racial religious
ana linguistic miuuriii"s However. 10
the event the Tursnh government n
kutiis'in is d'iar,u~ = "hitiniHr 81
f.rnll assisinnr" in tho l"cll admins
tritiuu "r pnli,ing % AREAS IN whirl
IN special Interests uf Franc" am
italy ~" respectively recognized. ~
contracting IuNprs uui'riIk" not q
dispute the preferred claim "f III" pow
80 Whoee special interests IN such at'u'
nr" rccugnig'i To- supply such hssis
iancr This assistance shall De- specially
directed e. enhancing the protection ai
iur,ird o. ih" racial 1ud linguistic min
,riti's az sid areas
"Ariiric li-l'royid' that ~" pro
ducts and manufactured articles CON
inr from 90 going tu territories, domin
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CONTINUED on Page flvc.)
WOMEN CHOSEN To
FILL CITY OFFICES
MEN DEFEATED, FEMINISM car.
TlRED CITY 0f iON.
CAI.l.A. ORR.


YONCAt.LA. ore. Uv. 5-fcmiuisr
captured ih" city "t Nnncllll in Tues
DAYS el.s'tinn An entire municipal
ticket at women WAS chosen. Men ~
pnnontS were defeated Ter all the oI'
ilrra. Thua, elected wrrr. Mayer. Mrs
Mary Ruri. members ct IN" council
Mrs Rcrnicc Wilson Mira Jennie u
l.,swcll. Mrs Nc,iir llanuan ana Mis-
Edith H. Thompson.
~ prediction meetings aitcndc
a"l,iy hv women. charges were nal'
that city officials were pcriuiiiinr
brnkrn sidewalks ~ 80 unrcpllrcd. that
speeding automobiles were uncontrolled
that streets were insuif!ricnily lighted
and that general d3rhuc.~ in municipal
affairs prevailed.
"A cure uf these alleged Ills. tn
women were urged o. elect sci ut eli,
,ffirlals of their own srN. tn" count
at the ballots showed they did ~. 1"n
cala has population oi about zoo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06
Harding Will Not
Accept Invitations
OF Texas Citizens

By Associated Press.
CORPUS CHRISTI. Tex. Nov. o.
senator Harding will not accept invita-
tius Ia any cities IN south Texas while
he is vacationinR IN this section. accord.
INK to H. y Scott. chairman Of ths
Nuoccs county Republican committee.
II had been Intended % invite the presi.
dent elect "a visit Corpus Christi.
Il took this matter up with Senator
Harding personally as so0n as learned
II his intention Ia visit Point lHabq,"
SIR Scott said today. II received re-
Ply stating that the campaign had LETT
the senator completely tired out and
therefore. he wished 20 retire from the
public eye for n time.
Daring his stay he intends 60 do
nothing except rest and nejoy himself
In quiet way nway from al holae and
o. tfcm. Uf crowds And for that reason
he vii, refusc 90 accept any invitations.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06
Sen. Oregon to Meet
Harding on Border

o. As.of aisd lfrH.
NgNIDo CITY. Su, t--Cvnrral
,ltarn tif,run president elect ui
MrNi.,. VII Accept an Invitation FROM
American ,ifg'us ',iendad through
IS NJ Nl.uu,f Mexican consul 80
ur.V rstiIlr TrNi.. Zoo insect President
,l.r' Iiiriirr li ih, border cry y was
stated 1' D,urrul Otr'rou's h,adlum
Ter. r-ar chat o. was believed this
would o. 20 good move IN th" righ'
direction ard conducive ~ a better an
d,rFilrd.ug
Tho invitation from liruNuatill"
Hu.,t,r. uis uut set bu,n received
l.f..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06
LEADING MEMBERS both
PARTIES BE- CONSULTED
DURING WINTER MONTHS
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

M\koN Nov. president elect Harding already has begun
umcut oi hs campaign promise consult the nations leading
mind, with regard o nations and he hopes that
by the oi vi. inauguration March he will have laid ihe
ground e." plan behind which the sentiment oi the nation
mite.
list o hos" 80 c consulted first has been drawn and in
gour iorNa several 10 Marion the
cu,n 81 the months which is To- be started by the pres-
dent elect morning Both republican and democrats
present their views individual and personal talks with Mr.
Harding during months but hc does contemplate
Tor the present any gnca ,Scmage of his advisors for
round liable discussion ~s'rat
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06
" r on building Trust.

SEW YORK. Nov i.--Forccs of the
law scored their first point t"lay In
the fghi against the alleged building
trust when bench warrants were is.
sued fur the arrest - three persons
indicted hy The grand jury invcstigat.
ms the scandal Officers immediately
searched the city and initial arrests
were looked fW soon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06
Republican Lead
in House Growing
tr so-is,sd Press.

ff seeiatfd Press.
NEW YORK. Nov. s.--cnngrcssionai
h.fIus ir thrf. districts tonight had
uui been officially reported. and with
'he uncertain trend that has taken place
~ the Fourth and Eighth districts of
Tcnn.ssce the Republicans still have
n chance ~ adding 10 their record ma.
.ity In the new house
ip tne districts that have definitely
f.pari.d. the Republicans have electfl
80 nnd the Democrats rs. including
100 T.rness 9 seats which tonight were
rcd in 'he dprhtfil column. The
theirs elected include one Socialist. ofe
dependent. one prohil ltiolist and one
iHd I~ud,ni Republica.
Thus m. Republicans. with 29O meai
.prs. ns compared with 232 In the pres.
mt congress-. have made a net gain of
k mrnhera hv invading many Dcnp-
rat districts and filling some vacancies.
while the Democrats with i3s mem
bcrs. az compared with 1870 IN the pres-
nt rungpss have suffered loss OF 81.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06

tHGfts CitItiSTi tIt s=Th'
.l.rr.I ,i .'t..H"r- ri thr luii'i cotton
gp.n,r, tsHittlru ut Am'ri,Hi vlI
meet IN san Autonio Friday. November
90 The progress that has h-cn made In
'he membership campaign iu Texas Nil
10 reviewed and plans win De lAld for
ih~ future n II Thought probably ih'
trthu.rts plans tor "a" ,unsiru, ii'n
~ warehouse und'r the system pr'
ls,-.si O., 10, 1ssovlttion viii d. cons.i
cred aud adopted
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06
Negro Arrested By
Officers Charged
With Staying Girl

ny Associated Poraa.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 5.--rolicc late today
rresisd negro In connection with N"
flaying e Miss Edna Ellis, pretty II.
car.uld Ft,nOgraphcr. whose beaten
mi mutilni.d bolv was found today In
. rlump oi weeds In a vacant lot. Tho
rcErns initials correspond with initials
ln slip uf paper found near The srena
4 IA. crime The girl's laccrated hands
CAV, NUT" testimony ~ the desperate
ut vain firht she made for her life.
The murder was committed only n
.hurt dis,anc. from the girls home.
Mrs Marie Ellis. mother Of the Glri.
Old policr Edna usually arrived homo
,houi y m. but worked overtime last
light 10 earn extra money TO purchasi
'hristmls presents
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06

VII .MiNGTpN. Nov. The results
of a special ,i.riiun 60 settle q n" NUi"
,r'Nrfu ". " e. Hickman of S'lhy.
yillr lul O. Z Turner. tur state repro.
sentative viii al-o drcidr tho uoliii, %
umrl.,.lr Of thr p.lIWar, general 80
samhy. ~ present There arc :; p"m'
rrati' u.rr..ruiiii,'s and IN" same
number of Republicans Hickman AMI
Turner each received ga votes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06

" Nft ta'Fd 2 ttfh
suTfUfk Va. Nny "a whole
.f HH4.r manufacturing tni diffl
.ffs.- ,...." located Iu fha wilds ~ q
svsu.s near iaNprs lhN. Soriol
county. wHy rilI,l Us O. Dom. lrHhih.
f.r lrlnt tHliy Elrft stills h4N "a
tn,m lr operation. 80 ferm'firfs. "v
3 500 rllluua Df l-.r 400 pounds o
r#aruift.I str nearly ih"us lr'
pounds uf nt lrl corn meal 1ud 9
HrLr quantity D. unitss's found o.
fhr trt mI4.s w'.. r.Hfi..ii'd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06
LABOR WILL SUPPORT
HARDING ADMI INSTR iTION
Ry Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Nov Samuel Comp
crs. labor leader. on arriving In New
York from Washington Lat" today. said
senator Harding ha. been elected
president of the United States lie VIII
be- just as much my president as thit
ot any other citizen ot cur country. In
any way that the American labor move
mrEt. including myself. can be- ol s"rv'
ic' tn him. ~ course % VIII hc our duty
and pleasure"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06
irish to Testify.


WASHINGTON. Nny. ? Many lri.h
officials have br"n asked by the Am' J..
can Commission ga ireland tp app" "
before Tho cummission ai iis h'atit'
beginning November -. tn t'll Ut hnl
pruings IN their country. The lisi made
public today Includes tho mIyors e.
Belfast and Londonderry
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06
Harding Grcci> ENGINEERS.

w A. So iaifu U.s.
NEW YORK. N.v t-Grc,tinrs
from President elect Harding rcr'i, 81
~ n meeting here tonight ct th" Am"fi.
can Sp,isy ~ Mechanical Engineers
were srni hy radio telephone % simil'-
gatherings IN thirty one oih"r cities -
th. United States Whrr" engineers were
c-..'uaiirs IL ofglui1liion's iurtirtu
anniversary
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06
Manager Arkansas
Board of Control
Must Face Courts


LITTLE ROCK. nov 5--B. J
Rcaycs. manager of the state board
of cpnirul Whirh directs the affairs ~
all state institutions. was ARRESTED here
this afternoon ou an indictment charh
INK perjury. haaai on his alleged viol".
iinn of his oath of Office It, furnished
s, 0On bond for his r,lcap
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06
Democrats Intend
to Reorganize Soon

NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-Reorganlxn'
Ton q tho Democratic national commit
ice may take place IN Washington early
.n December when George White. chair
u .vp.,ts a. call "A conference OF
rH"rrittc, members, he announced here
today.
n. situation is entirely different
'rum eight and four years agp," Mr..
White said. Like the Republicans ot
'hosr years. We can have the anvil
h.ris after March ="
The chairman declined 20 comment on
tho suggestion - William j. bryan.
hrt President Wilson resign.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06
Cotton Gin Burned.

GitEl.SNIi.i.E. Miss. Nov. s.-Th"
'utiun gin of the Peoples Gin cumpa'if
u Muirrtilie. near here. was dtf.
troycd bv nrr y,~iordiN. causing q loss
estimated ~ 81 no0. Tho cause oi th'
firc vas not ascItaiucd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06
NJ Contest In Nirginia

WINCHESTER. Va. Soy Re.
puhhrfn stat" h'ldlunrt-r- Juuouun'
cd today that the plan O. contest al"
0irriiuu m the seventh ,snugr' lunll
district has brrn abandoned lft r'ins
tu information received hsfN tonight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06
u,ut,m, tight in New IorL

IiN AH.' Iaifi if"."
N.N YORK ~" .~I" .'.h
N,W York nutnm.wcirht, knocked out
80. Duidsf,u. aisu u his ri. tn .h"
.,l.ysrfh round uf ia.ruuud match hi
Mad. o. square Garden tonight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06
Body of Postmaster
Found in Old Well

iIIIENE. Nov. 5.-Thc Rady of
=. q D,an. postmaster at Hsskrl
md former president of the Texas
pastmssfrrs' fs.m iatinn. was found
with hi Throat ciIi 10 mn ald well
~ Haskell r1rlv this mrrning. bean
hrd been Ia III health iar some
time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06

Forecast West Texas Saturday and
SUNDAY partly cloudy. colder IN the
uanhandl, Sunday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06
SAMOA GOVERNOR
ENDED OWN LIFE
HAD BEEN RELIEVED FROM Duty
AS COMMtNDANT PRIOR
TO TRAGEDY

WASHINGTON. NN. 5-Comman.
der ! Tcrhunc. naval governor of
Samoa. ,ndcd his life November O..
three days before the latiieship Kansas.
vi;h a bo0rl Q! inquiry an boarl 10 IN.
vrstigate the administration of the IN
land arrived 1ccoi ding 10 word receN
cl today ai the iayy department
Commander r,rhunc recently was
81 d-red relieved from duty as 'omnan.
can't at Samoa. aad Captain Waldo A.
l.ians appointed - succeed him.
Rear Admiral Charles y. Hughes.
aboard the 4. : 5 kansas. due al
Slmoa November G. was %nt from
Washington as the head of court oi
inquiry when charges were made 20
President Wilson and IN" navy depart.
men, by samoan natives and hy Lieu.
tenant Commander Greed II. Boucher.
who served four months AZ captain "l
the yard under Governor Tcrhunc Tho
charges ilrgc mistroatmont of natives
and misaprruprlatng of government
funds collected hy the Terhune admin
isiration.
Firs; reports ~ discontcnt In samoa
came In August. when cable dispatches
said. the natives stoned the governor =
residence IN proics, against his admin
is;raiiun Later more than 400 natives
sent 1n appeal 90 President Wilson ask
inr that q bu,rh of inquiry De- sent
Mormon missionaries also urged Sena.
tor Rc,d Smuoi oi Utah to exert his
| influence toward an Investigation 81
| conditions.
Commander waldo Evans who was
named o. succ'cd Governor Torhuuc IS
abnord the kanfas. Tcrhunr. who had
/ requested that be be- relieved for mcdi
| at examination. WIS tn have been sent
90 ih' navy yard ~ Mare island. ca.
Ifarula fur examination.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06
Democrat, wm br Heard

un the d.mu, rltic sia" ihtr" has ho"n
w,rtiruol among uthora Underwood
90 Nnmr1. ih" party leader; Hitch.
,..L Df N.frussH. Whn lrd the iirhi inf
uur,sprl,d ratification. simmons m
N.r'h carolina. aud Robinson 20
Ari1ug.
Among those oIfsidU The senate. fr'.
aiI.nt speculative mention has h'. %
made Of FORMER president Taft. "a l'rid'r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06
WEATHER

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Weather bureau Temperature hy hours
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-06
Invitation Sent Out

The names uf th0a" already invited
have not hrcn made public. hut u was
M an announcement from the president
,lurtH office tonight that men ana
Wun,u who have been eminent in the
discussion of our foreign rclHiionH'
made NJ the list. Additions viii De-
mldo during Mr. liafdinE'a vacation
trip It WIS added. although No conEd
.rliion wlll D." given hy him during that
period ~ the chuicr uf q cabinet.
The announcement; followed long
co tferrncr between senator Ilardinis
and VIII li HAYS. who. az liepuhlicun
national chairman. led the campaign
Tor Harding and Coolidge. Neither 80.
yonlrd what subjects they had dis
,ussud. bat u Was Understood the chai.'
mans yifii h,Ir was made at Mr.. Hard
inrY request aud had 10 ID with the
campaign Just closcd and with the poll.
cits o. b. shaped for the coming ad
muisifution. IN. objective u %" srn'
atur'a vacation trip To Point isabel,
Tex. ana although be plans to occupy
most - hiH time there hunting and
fishing. another of his cloar campaign
advisers Harry NJ Daughcrty, viii a.
company him u IN taken for granted
there viii be- Hnme discussions ot poll
oieH aud administrative programs bo
tween them
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