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The Washington times., 1920-06-28
D. c. TR|CKED BY
COLBY, SAYS RYAN

Condemnation was heaped upon
Secretary of State Bainbridge Colby
10y the Sons of Irish Freedom last
might for using District Democrats as
"a "cat's-paw" to gain admission to
1.-THE Democratic national convention
las floor manager for President Will
lson.
Charging that Secretary Colby was
ban alien substance" Patrick ]. Ryan
fdeclared that the Cabinet officer had
itricked District Democrats into be-
i1ieving that he would go to San
Francisco to take personal charge OF
1.-THE fight for a District suffrage plank.
Secretary Colby is a resident of
New York, and has no interest in the
District of Columbia" Ryan declared.
s'He used hi spost as delegate from
'the District to serve only the personal
anterests of President Wilson and to
gain admission on the floor SO as to
control the convention for the Ad-
ministration. He has no place at
the convention as a real delegate from
the District"
Ryan declared that the selection of
Secretary Colby by District Demo-
cratic leaders was in contradiction
of tn every principles of self-deter-
mniation which the people of Wash
fngton are seeking.
Appointment of Mr.. Colby on the
resolutions committee in place Of
John B. Colpoys, who "gracefully'
waived his rights, was only part
of the program to put the admins
tration reins in the hands Of the Sec
rotary of State, Ryan declared.
Mr.. Colby was appointed osten-
ribly for the purpose of securing
plank in the Democratic platform in
Jorsing suffrage for the District" said
Ryan, land had no other purpose in
attending the San Francisco conven-
fion than to serve the interests of
the administration"
Others Joined Ryan in denouncing
The Democratic central committee for
permitting Mr. Colby to head the Dis
trict delegation. claiming that the
Secretary of state was an actual resi-
dent of New York State and not en-
titled to represent the District.
The local branch Of the Sons Of
irish Freedom, which met last night
tn the old Eagles Hall, COL i street
northwest. already has gone on rec
ord in support of District suffrage.
Rossa Downing. president of the local
branch. presided. A resolution was
adopted favoring the use only of
"harmless fireworks" on the Fourth
of July. 1t was announced that the
next meeting would be postponed un-
iii the Sunday after the Fourth, ow-
InV 70 the holiday.
The Washington times., 1920-06-28
ARTHUR JOHNSON.
JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON.

Funeral services for Joseph James
Darlington, prominent lawyer, author
and lecturer Of this city, who died
Thursday. will be held at the Fifth
Baptist Church, this aftert oen at 3
o'clock. Rev. Weston Bruner, of
Raleigh, N. c.. Assisted by the Rev.
John e. Briggs, pastor Of the Fifth
Baptist Church, will officiate.
The judges of the District courts
will attend the services in a body
and the District Bar Association. Of
Which Mr.. Darlington was a member,
will be represented by a committee.
The Washington times., 1920-06-28
BIRTHS.
SONS.

!" SONS.
Jesse J. and Laura Mace.
Robert j. and Anna NJ. Quinn.
Darlington b. Snd Hsrriet G. McGraw.
William 8. and Ethel Pratt.
James e. and Mary c. Fowler.
Hobert H. and Violet Berdue
Walter f. and Mary e. McGarity.
Richard and Luvinia Washington.
Clinton T. and Nancy II. Carroll.
DAUGHTERS.
j ohm l.. and Clara v. Barr.
Perry M. and Erline Van Sky
Charles l.. and Martha r. Hayes
william c. and Mary e. V. shelton.
Charles p. and Lizzie c. Weiss.
Harry II. and Verena NJ. Kidwell.
Robert w. and Eleanor Hudgens.
Thomas A. and Naomi Miller.
Marvin Y. and Catherine c. Jones.
Robert l.. and Susie A. Spindler.
Paul f. and Ida NJ Gray.
The Washington times., 1920-06-28
TOMORROW.

Three one-Act Pisys-wsshington Play
ers. auditorium. Central High School. EIev.
enth and clifton streets northwest, 9 y. IN.
Lecture--Kats Richards O'Hare. Old Ma
sonic Temple. Ninth and p streets north
west, s:tb p. m.
tion Center, Twentieth and n streets north
west, p. m.
Band Concert-united States Marine
Band. Gsrfeld Park. 7:ao to pp. IN.
Blue Triangle Dance-Rlue Triangle Rec
restion Center, Twentieth and n streets
northwest. D. m.
The Washington times., 1920-06-28
BAND CONCERTS
TO-DAY At 1880 +. NJ,
IN GARFIELD PARK.
BY THE
DIME


WALTER F. SMITH. Second Leader.
March, headquarters U. S. M c.
Branson
Overture, Military" Mendeissohn
Mosaic. "Genevieve de Brabsnt."
Ofenbach
CThis selection contains the
original music OF the Marines
Hymn. Halls of Montezuma')
Euphonium solo. Air Varie"
musician Peter A. HazesD
Tell That to the Marines" Edwards
Hail, Hail. the Gangs All Here
Lake
waltz. Jolly Fellows" .... vollstedt
Fantasia, THE Girls on the Film"
Koilo
1.-THE star-spangled Banner"
TODAY At 1880 p. NJ.
AT WASHINGTON CIRCLE,
BY THE
NAVY YARD BAND.
e. BENTER. Director.
March. Washington Grsys' ,Grafulls
Overture. william Tell. Rossini
Three Dances from Henry VIII.
(a) Morris Dance, Allegro gio-
coso. tb) Shepherds Dance.
Allegretto quasi Andsntino. t9
Torch Dance, Allegro Motto.
Song, Garry Me Back to Old Nir-
ginny'' .............. Bland
Selection from the opera. The Bo-
hemian Girl ,.......,....... Balfe
Waltz, Filipino Pepa y Chatting
Araullo
Gems from the musical comedy.
Jack O. Lantern" ......... Caryll
Fox trot, THE Hesitating Blues"
Handy
THE Star-Spangled Banner"
TODAY AT 4:30 P. NJ.
AT MARINE BARRACKS,
BY THE
Y. s. MARINE BAND.
WILLIAM II. SANTELMANN.
Leader.
March, "Sambre ct Meuse,". BauchI
Overture, THE Black Domino"
Auber
Characteristic, Entrance of the
BoJars' ............... EalNorsen
Trombone solo. Fantasia. Annie
Laurie .................. Pryor
Musician Robert L. Clark
Suite Americana ......... Thurban
Waltz. "Immortellen" ...... .Gungl
Grand scenes from Mariana"
Wallace
Marines Hymn. "The Halls of Mon
tezuma."
THE Star-spangled Banner"
The Washington times., 1920-06-28
Ten Per Cent Off or
No Trade, King George
Tells British Dealers

LONDON. June 2S.-King George
has given practical support to the
price-cutting movement in Eng
land by refusing to renew any con-
tracts for goods or services vt
present prices.
The King has notified bread, hour,
soap. candles and coal merchants
supplying buckingham Palace ur-
der contracts renewable every three
months, that he Will not continue
to do business unless they grant
40 per. cent reduction in prices.
The Washington times., 1920-06-28
What's Doing; Where; When
TODAY.

Uecturc-Major VI. l.. Gessford and DR..
Howard Fisher. Mid City citizens Assooia-
tion. Thomson School, Twelfth and l.
streets northwest, y. IN.
Ukulele Group-Blue Triangle Recreation
Center, Twentieth and II streets northwest,
t:tb p, m.
Band Concert-Nsvy Yard Band: wash
ington Circle. from 7 40 to ? y. IN.
Esthetlc DancinR-Biue Triangle Rec
restlon Center. rwentieth and n streets
northwest, 7 p. m.
Banjo, M,nselin s,9,,s oroSpusi.s .r, Prl.nsi.
northwest, D. m
The Washington times., 1920-06-28
OPENING WALL
STREET PRICES

Cs@piete Wall Street market
speArs In this esiuss st the
close OF teAsy's trsAias. Thess
pspers have, An the arss pAse
date ltse. .CLOsING WALL
s1iaEET PRICEs.
The Washington times., 1920-06-28

DIVING armor strong enough to Withstand the ter
rife pressure of the sea at great depths has been
invented for use in recovering the untold treasures from
the many vessels sunk during the war. An organized
attempt to recover part of the wealth will shortly be
made The diving armor shown here was invented
largely for this purpose. 'f
The Washington times., 1920-06-28
U. S. PURCHASES SILVER.

Purchase of 700, 900 ounces of silver
at 81 an ounce. for delivery at Phila-
delphia, was announced by the Treas
ury Department today.
The Washington times., 1920-06-28
ALLIES WANT DEBT
PUT OFF TWO YEARS
Cant Pay Until Germany
Comes Across" Attitude Of
Brussels C0nferees.
HEARS u. S. WON'T
ASK FRANCE
'TOPAY

PARIS, June eS.-The fol-
towtng comment on the allied
proposal for cancellation or de-
lay Of payment of the 0ar debt
TO America was made here TO-
day:
The Washington times., 1920-06-28
Births, Marrtages,
deaths |
Notices May Be Phoned Until
sP.M., Main $500, Branch 8.
ROBERT M. MONTGOMERY.

Robert M. Montgomery, presiding
Judge OF the United States Court or
Customs Appeals, formerly OF Wash
ington, died yesterday at his home at
Eaton Rapids. Michigan. Judge Mont
gomery was appointed presiding
Judge of the Customs Court by Presi-
dent Taft, when the court was es-
tablished, and served from 1910 un-
til the time OF his death.
Judge Montgomery was born at Ea-
ton Rapids, Mich, in 1S49, and was
admitted to the Michigan bar when
twenty-one years old. During the
civil war he served with the Seventh
Michigan Cavalry. He held the Of
fees of prosecuting attorney, Assist
ant United States Attorney and Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court OF Mich
igan.
At the time of his Appointment to
the Customs Court in 1910, Judge
Montgomery was being prominently
mentioned. as a Republican candidate
for governor Of Michigan. He leaves
his wife and two sons. Morris W., of
Chicago, and Stanley ID. Montgomery.
of Ludington, Mich. Funeral services
will be held Wednesday, at Lansing.
Mich.
Judge Montgomery was member
of the University Clup, OF dsn-
ington. and his address here was 112O
Sixteenth street northwest
ARTHUR JOHNSON.
Arthur Johnson. nineteen years old,
died suddenly yesterday morning at
his home, 1921 Gales street northeast.
He played baseball at League Park
Saturday afternoon and yesterday
morning suffered an attack of acu =
indigestion.
johnson was employed at Bren
tano's book store. He lis survived
by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
A. Johnson, one brother. James A., jr.,
of Rock Hill. South Carolina, and one
sister. Mrs. Levinia Steffani, Of Flor
ida
Funeral services will be held at his
residence tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock. Interment will be in Glen
wood Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1920-06-28
BY ANDRE TARDIEU.

Peace DeIegstes.D
! am absolutely certain, on
the strength OF assurances
given by the American (Peace7)
Commission. that America will
not exact payment OF the French
loan. 10 s' ''-..'
The Washington times., 1920-06-28
BY CHARLES GUERNIER.
M~mber Of the French Finance
GaAx xv-,tzslnu

Postponement of the Anglo
French debt to the United states
is inevitable because France
cannot pay until she gets the
nrst instalment OF the German
indemnity.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23
t'l,nyyrs Ihnlr,l,

N, a. ninlri rrses
CHICAGO. March 20 That M
money had hoon expended excepting
Within the slriclcst limit nf state nnd
national law 10 advance the cundi.
dacy of Major Gcnoral Leonard
Wood fur president Wan The state.
mrnt mudc tonight hy william G.
Proctor, chairman of the Wood nm.
ll0nal committee In answer io scn
nlot nnrah's uucry In the soui'o
today about General W1ndH cam
pnirn funds Chairman Proctor
statement follows
"Ulcnoml Wood iH The candidate of
the people aud not Ot the politicians.
Ills candidacy has been fought hy
political combinations and senatorial
lgronIs from the hrflnninr llin
campaign H. being conducted by men
who are not politicians, Convinced
ms they are that Leonard Wood u
tho man needed IN head the govern
mont 81 the lnitrd Niatn' during The
four fntcful years ahead Of ~ and
/ b, lioyinr Tint uch N The sentiment
NJ tho country his clWpninn hni
been conducted solely ON th' lines ol
presenting the man his rhnn,lol
ana hia record tn the people NJ
money hns been expended oNropliul
. within the siriclosi limits ot th
.tiai' and national luw and solely fu'
b lhr purposes above stated
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23
DAMAGE STIR TRilI, ~.
pttIED 10 LAST \ MONTH


FORT SMITH, March 80 At the
rlnR ol The first day IN the trial of
the Pennsylvania Mining Company
rralnN the United Mine Workers nf
America fnr S2O0,OOn damages, indi-
cations point to u months time ot
The federal court viii be- consumed
before the cntc rOus In iury
Arrumrnls presented this plior-
~ charge mine workers with
lighting the cOmpanN'H omen shop
policy. The plaintiff alleges the or
ganiallnn Is responsible Tor the
burning of u tipplr, various collls-
ions. installing and maintenance az
a "tenl colony" near the Jamestown
cimp aud other alleged acts of ter.
rrrism. The company charges these
acts were supported by the mlnc
workers. an dil was unable ~ main
tain working force and deprived nt
an opportunity 90 reach u nnrmnl
output ana also was put tn great cN'
pcnso In liorls Ia maintain und proc
ituci yes force
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23
PRESIDENT SILENT
OVER TREATY VOTE.
rII,sT sTIP VIII. nv 10 NOTIFY
uTIiEi' POWERS nii'iD'
MATS i,ilitf

o. Assof laisd pfsss
WAsillNGTON. March 2s.--in
the absence of any authoritative pre-
dlOilOn of what President Wilson
would do with the unraiified treaty
with Gcrmany the impression
rained weight In diplomatic circles
TODAY that the firi step probably
would be- notification 90 the other
powers that ratification had been re-
fused hy the senate.
Diplomats holding that view
point a nui that such notification
could the given 10 clarity the status
~ rolaiioua heiween the United
States and ihe other powers, regard
lfHs Hf what decision the President
mirhi make laier on the question OF
the iroaiys resubmlssiou 10 the SEN
nie or neroiiafi0n Of q separate
urare
ln SOME quarters u Was prediried
lao Nlison mlrhl hogeyef comhlns
o notification Of the ireaiys failure
lNih Hn ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ~ hls future
trufpAs0 boz the matter ~ order that
lihr nations that have ratified may hs
lHHf. .Hi ui what course they can ca
| lnnI developments here 10 take.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23
FIRE DESTROYS
TULSA REFINERY.
ENTIRE PLANT nlR>s-DiM,Gt
lsIlNl1i.D ~ ii,Li WI.
iIUN DOLLARS.

i| 'Hi N'.N u NIfm
IliSN okl, MAJ 22.--iir
slniilun IN a lcnking laI line swept
u,rt ~" plani ~ the onsianiine iic'
ilninn ,nmpan, here io'ln,, dainag.
ing the plant ~ The r,icni oi $500
mn lann,d M ~" highest Winds
~ spring, The ilamr. lenprd ffoin
slill ~ still and i,nk ~ lanh almost
unlmp'drd until wa'iHill, the "n'
i.ir Wfinrn Nbs ~ ilanrs,
The fhsi rNplnslon wAuiird ~
= ~ u''lnrh ilis rening aud u Wa
n'i ur'il rnil, inniphl that The ~"
Wis unlrr ,unlrul, NJ the stills ~
The planl Nrir hndl, damaged nnd
nnsi ~ ihr hil,n haIirls ~ rrud''
81 ,he, contained hesllu,-l nlu
= nun hiird lanks ~ Iriinrd nil mrl'
rnlirrh huinrd HE luss u sald hl
rumpan, nlii'ials ~ b. inlli 'ni'i''l
ia lnsuiaWfi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23
MiNi WOikFnS NnniSTiD
~ Conspiracy CiiIl,Gf

j fHN inlff tHtH
TEtRE llAt'rF ind, March e4,
l,d stewart and william Milrhr.
prd secretary rnd tr'aslr-
eU rr.ncct'yclv oI district number
~ lnitod Nine Workers ul An.
orcl. wore arrested here today hy
u United states muwirl On u chars
NJ cons splucv to enhance N, price
uf ctIl
The mon wore ino first uf me
mWn workers tn be- arrested follow
ing indictment hy a special gtnnd
may ut hdlnppOl,s other men ur-
r1ed here are
I :. Riddle pud Harold llrnd0r-
.uu, ullunoyH for The mIu' work.
or, John llestur Rohrit rcrty,
John Lllilr y McQu,d and Harry
lrrU, mpmh,rH ut the oNc,ntlv"
board ol district No. ~, pnd VIII
!. Freeman. Homer rulloy CORNER
president Indiana niiWminnuS coal
Operators ussuclaiicu, George Wat
ham. coal operator VI. l. GOULD, J
g. Horiycm phn n ronnu, socr,
miy Of the lndtua niidmnous
Coil operators association llurh
Shhkio \ " Orlc, David mFlr
Charles Folinrcr and I q lipll
Al are held mlcr tlo,ooo bond
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23
SENATE AFF|RMS
COLBY NOMINATION
NJ Onin'iinN NNiNih W
puISInl'NT's sIllt r,nN, ~
H. lNnl,llSlunlh,

WAsiliNGTuN NHuh '' rrrs
iionl Wusous nomination ~ h1in.
hlidne rnlhN to hO s,urnrN ot state
in succeed Wnhru lansing rrsl3url.
w1r rouUtrud m thp H'pa'' Tate
iOlaN
a WIS understood thlt un uhi''
ton Was raised to continuation ul
lho nomination. witch laa mron llr
nuhiprt "a extended tt.ru hrti'nt.
M the lUlUIru lHIHi.NHa 'nwmil''r
1npr Ws un urmd vote nn 'nn
lirmalim
s,lln ludar republican ln1lrl
gud chairman ul ihr lnlriru tr'h
up.s ,omuiiirr plr'nlrl Mi 'Nl
bots nHmp Nllh ihr lHlnlHhir l''NN.
urndliiuu uf thi fnWwlllr' NnI
Frnlinl lnuHr lrnnmIr.n NAHhiNN
u,n mmriNlrlN a.hrl inI lhn NNi'
HWpll republican HnHlNlH NN'
have hp0n rHetlhrd 10. uiln n Nr
lpuDun 40 Nl inlh 5000 nW Wta
Wa Ri ihr inn
TfIu.nm hrlnr lhH lnlNfn o.
hilnna rOmmliirr nHf unl mlNr nnN
lIr aniinl luhHr i'i puhlifhllul
ifsirl Nlih ihr rWmmllHrl Nhl'i
lls ualnl amIi nllWW HIH AW lHfi
iultrult ir.iUiNF .lIiHNNW W NJ
Ninrar. MrniluH ilf lInHl 'AIN
mrn lHsI Nu0l m AL iHlm
Mvd wifhh ihr ifr iNWll
WOnl ialr lnlal lhHi 49, lnlm hAl
nli Nrn lmt inI NHahlnHlnn Hn'
Anald ialr lhp uilh Al Hlihn iN
mpunN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23
sr,rr winr Qr r,n,>li>t
TuilE\Tt>ED MNt>Si flNNN

n, Associated rula. ~, N..i.
" NiSIIN t,N, March 90 h'''
,lon 40 ~ action g. BE- taken ~ 70
romeo "a what was prlctcalN o
threat that unless Texas provides
none drastic Iegulai 'onf oi pins
hou worm infested areas. u l'dernl
nn,aIe iualnrl Texas GOTTEN WI
he DECLARED, nil Governor " T.
IIohM late to-day rin be- dol'ur
untll after a hearing before thy lrd'
oral ho lic,lural rohrd ~ WASH.
inrlon GA Aprl aN,h \ srecld
session of the legislature would h'
nee, saw q, meet prosrW d'Wand1
hy the unltcd states department nv
hprirultute.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23
FIFTY MORE HOMES
NEEDED IN CITY FOR
SANTA f WORKERS
CENTRAL pAi,kiW SAYS WN
UIilp iOsEi, b,E Io
sIitN,tuN

rify more homcH urc Wooded W.
Amarillo lnr famllirp Witch pt, h.
,oad, nrr ur could be hroughl h'r'
rv the santa Fc hallway alone u'
ending Ia recent canvass made hN
,,rnorpI Manager u ! llkrG
'rhrnsnudn nl dollars ot the large
monthly payroll are lost to Nm1rll'
Il rs claimed. .., III.
Home. ere especially rcuil,d 10
hnuse additional employees wnl'h are
h,dl, needed In al Departments
Far conihn there hus been gcn
rrnl rnnri1gc ot cWpluV"N ~ ih'
train. cugne, yard End shop iorcc'
ana "A good many men have hc'h
hrcurh, to Amarillo only to tlnd tht !
suitable liylng punricls Tor 'h'm
aryc. and families oould not ho sec
uiud ..,
Nr Parker made the mni'mrn
Yesterday that q rood many "v''
were forced Ia leave here ON lha' w
,oun,. and that scarcity ni houses
ana the high rcut' being chalg"l
made II vciy dlfli,uli Ia koop nll p'
aIiIonn flllci aud h, tel, that S'nl''
thnr should hc done io impi"NN
conditions, .
This same condition exists 10 !
mcrc nr less degree, u, some ~ i've
other terminal points on the SANTA
10, Mr rnrkcr stated, hui Nmaf'lV'
IN pariic.lnr was lacking ~ 'hN "''
rcciiOn, ,..,,
The monthly payroll ri the SAM
n. noW amounts Ia APPROXIMATELY
sita,cOO pcr month, II ~ shld' Th''
In Itself should ", owe IN impetus '
m nrllvr huildWT mortam Nh'U
should provide Tor railway 'mpley''
Az we'll ~ scores ~ others VINO Nv
n,tcmntlug ~ secure residence h'i'
nerordlnr to Mr.. paikrts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23
{, uNiITTII 10 C0NrLI1r
l'llOiii ~ lbs ANGELES


tf Af.HfiHtsf luHa
los ANGELfN Maf 20 The
senate nuh committee 'uVestifhliug
ita NrNiran affairs which haa heon
UOldinr sessions here, Hnnour,ri i0-
iN that il would complete iis vutli
5000 win Hn executive session a1i
'Hlr fur a. riso probably tolirht
II tomorrow
ffnuior FHIl ohairman of the sub.
nMmitipn said ii would hear ihH ra'
InfiH nf ihr investigators from hHfnrf
br border whr nt reached NJ ptt,.
tllld then visit nnnflHs Arizona
90 It foes dHbs nud rKprrlrd in -
l.W nOHrlas fn Washington
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23
,oo ,Illi Nn CIV
lMilnlis or Mullh

W ,uirAon Nar aa lhp ilrl
..llsm I'M Nhai lhrrlpnrd ln hn u
'n.,u .i,kp ui ,lA pmpluNr w
..n.l tadaf Nhrn hnn iramslriH
,na rhnmlrura auil Nulk hinR Nn
.,ii,,itnu u nAlharH and inter-
,'unr pih huh llfaninf
An. .iulmh dUmandrd ah q
.,'.rlta dai lhr fhlnlirliH
....tg a dai aud lhr iramHlrlH
lb. rUnt m ihr iluh. Inh H"f.
u.Urhl rnlWn nnlilhl 900 t',
mn.H lhil "a IlihN Nnlli lf iiin y
Hnu.ln Wi.a. dfmHnii 'H H'
nnff nl "a mnnlh 5000 hN'
ramfd ni irlrf ilrH ilnm nihH
Iitbpn IA .lif rnrlnlpi HHtwl lNl
aill aAlanlf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23
- 80 fHaaaH
New Steamship Line
To East Inaugurated

~ stHneiHird rf,rs
GAl WESTON. Texas. March 90
Inauguration ~ u now steamship line
bniw"cn Galveston and ports 0f
CHINA and J!pun hy way Of the pan-
anna Canal. was announced here io.
day
The new lne, which viii be know
~ the Gulf.Orientnl. ~ expected to
herln regular nilings about Sep.
lcmbcf 1
Shipping board vessels will be- al
lOcaiod for tho now service.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23
CLOSER HrLArioNs BETWEEN
AMY t>D ptHiiC. AN

uY trnriatfd Irfss
WAslllNGTON. March 20 ~.
forts 10 effect closer communion
between the army and public were
ordered hy Secretary of War Baker
u letter today ~ the rhi"f ~ siaif.
General March lle decided that all
Officers b. instructed io establish
cordial and personal relations With
riylllnn officials. business men aud
heads oi civic organizations In order
ihai thoy might be- made agenc 'ea
for IN active. working force for the
unbulldinr' Of the new army
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nrIIw,nr VIII un>slb'h
slIIliAui lss,I iohh

a., Auaitiri riuf .
unNIN inl Muh h .. 'au.
,nrrs nf repuhuuu ana democratic
mrmh,rs a thr state lrANlN'h' '
which ,nmW,i m special H. .'ln1
hmr tod,r at which u hHd horn
nilrr.d tn dr,dr o. wrllm rrNlr
a.. uu 40, suitcase question lonlrhi
V,tp pntrmrd unlIl tomorrow Ih'
m,.tm.. alp pNprrlrd ~ nr h.ll
.u,r UWunI' rnWn.rnd Hflh'l '
t,. .nraipH lu ihr m's.aiU li
re,mI,a b. expected io Wnhr %
.uonr ulrl ini lht WlIitN.lnn o'
,,s .uflurr amendment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23
Riot At Dublin
Causes 3 Deaths;
Several Injured

ilnliN. Much 1s rhro va
10 r.0t hrr' tonirhl m which W.
u.l vru .hni dead md four toti.
ru.lv wndrl Th' uni NW Wn'|.
pt iHd iy thr diaWluh conduct ol
.nli..r uimt thrr hundred ul
Vhm WHlOd th. streets slnt'us.
.u.illuf uHH h hhmwr 'hN
1nns apA smlfhIug window
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tulHrr.H lnH mHin n lhll'lN'l''
h.i nmimrdiair valuation of tho
.ufr ha made \ y Thom. frnrr.i
CONNECT Toe lhp Assuciallu moi Wail
V.y Executives. told the commission
pronuN Investment accounts ana
u.nun irurs nov utropuhlp lo
u.a uHm hrlur lhlhrrrd hN lho
commission undor tho federal Nhln1'
iInn u.t Boz Incomplete hr F.ld und
.nould um be- considered in me
.,,..ri rtOMrma EsuWailnr Hi
80 uoa oiuNun tho total value oi
in, propnIips Nr 1nnn fr.hrrN
maj 'o,rr.sfalempul m ihe Wiltnad.
,..Hui. flod with ihr commission
sonld no mnIe ihi noff.fl m ihe .'
n ,uun u lhr pati I've 'rHrH W
..b hp uuhlr wa prruHlomrh ln
M. th..r HD.nUnir 70 WlhnF lhr't
t....m.rs uud amy reduction h
Nj .m pmN uprl the m'r'lmfn'
kaMts.
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un,an Has Injured Foot.

TAMPA. Fh, Mar 80 Neither
npger rat Moran nor captain
llointo Groh was with the Cincinnati
Nationals. Wbo are here ionisht ter
"a snrlrs with the Washington Amr''
,rans Moran viii have nm N-rny 'ah'
en- nf an Injured foot IN Mlami lomor'
lnw, while Grouh has eplainv'
ankle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23
ExTR,Di1iOS PROCEEDINGS
BErOIiE KANSAS GOvERNOi,

10 faHnflHied IffHs
TOPEKA. kns. March 80 A see.
fi0n In the hearing before Governor
Allen NJ oNirndliion proceedings Ia.
siilulod hy the State of Arkansas. In
N effort in return Robert llill. n
negro. Ia that state io face n second
degree murder charge In connection
with the race disturbances ~ Hell
nnn. Ark. last fall. was held tonight.
\ decision by Governor Allen may be-
made tomorrow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23
Five Seriously Hurt
In Collision Between
Truck and Touring Car

~ AanrlHif rpH
HOUSTON, Tex, March - Five
people Nrru dangerously Injured
ind buln,t. Whnn truck and /, ~.
hcy touring Dr cnllidcd IN me
Hunt .md about N miles nonh
~ here Munluy lioih were wroc,'
81 ana slon wrapped m flames The
MOT seriously iuiurd II MIS-. Elmi
springer oi llumhlo Fho' may not
recover.