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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-28
Bajo el Cielo de Helvecia
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cx.sidad corporal snsla,i.cra .cuinrf. dor
mir. haiiarsc.. m Municiplo. al cons
irnir los paS,os. iuro esio en cnenia
y en cada avenida. nj tlol,lar de- cada
via. surge. hajo. ri mndo foliage de los
aTl'oles. un peqncho banco doiide solo
hay espacio para una parrja. Los jar
dimes escogidoS que mas bien Iareccn
temples donde vamos a orar. ofrecen
su paz discreta todOs los peregrinos.
los asienios, colocados siempre fuera
del sendcro donde las hojas crugen al
pasO dc los ancianos Y los nilOs. pare
cen llamarOs. insinuantemenie. =.
Nadie sc sorprende. Estm gente no
conOce la ctIriositlatl imprudrnie que
es Rspaila siente dI transeunfe ante la
mujer que, Olvi,lada del lllgar y de Ia
hora, Ofrece a un amigo la gloria de un
beso, cuyO eco Sc pierde en- In canci6n
de la brisa o entire la fraSancia de las
flores.
cuando los jardines no son prOpi-
clos al idiliO. es entonces cuandO la am
plia perspectiva del Leman leno de lu
Ia Y de azul. Ofrece su pielad Il los
amantes deseOsOs de misterio. III La
90 es discretO como un viejO ten0riO
vencido pOr los ailos. Es mudo es
ciego. (Avar0 de sn5 lsecretos. no cuen
ia jamdsi has confidehcias que esou-
chat.. Y cs bteito Y lanable este L.aso
tranquilo por donde, -el Amor, al pasar
llen0 de suspiros yade ansiaS. no i0gFa
tufbar la isesehiaa,t ld,i sts ascas. POP
que t0d0 10 connrdHdp ~ at9do lo' 1sal,,
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Ia Pisa Sc cGasideraa Ia ;ilegrsffai Como como
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sus .lnayoFics. Eaahofada dc 81 mis-
ma se mira cll el cSpejo lie sui' Lagsto,
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que. pok ESQ, eS Irresistible i tcntado-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-28
pUEDEN vIAJAR

El Gobernador intcrino ha pxpedldo
les siguie1Fes pasaportes
Para Gurazao, Santo Domingo y Hai-
Il. al seilor Federico S. Ruiz, de esta'
ciudad
Para Espaila; a Ia seiiorita Enrique
Ia Maria Lespier y Garcia iaipbi6n
de san Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-28

PARA CURAR UN RESFRIADO
EN- UN Ola. tomese LAXATIVE
BROMo QUININA. FL boticario de.
volvera el dinero 81 no lie, cura. La
firma de E. w. GROVE Sc halla en-
cada cajita.
Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-28

.
prro no eS siempre asi Gi:lebra. Al
retorno de- las .hQraS lWaiDOsas. .cuinto
todo eS 'aaul. ~ esid iimpiO ell espejQ del
L6man. yi4eauta el R6danQ su Aeanci1n
eterna deifuga.icmtWiecs, yestida con TO
das slls sasas 'deeensucflo,j Ia ciudad pa
rece, decirimsGg abGi9jfia }m aGa JHp :
-,Miramc a4'oga.l inE,liatW- piajGro
tFas iuIilantus agntcenufeIeia. laaNida "
al .Allioriaa hi 4tlesrfai VI Ia Hsisa.
Ven y, mis- obrupzs que oSnbrallu acari9
ciar ,s;Ibiars4ie. Iy7tc co'mmicarin In
paz " el1el'ei' qh9 necesita 'tui espfi
rriitu .1z 56o 23 lsi' a3Laa g 2
IL L., como una aaiaEter erreconcilfata.
Gincbra as mostrara todas susintimi9
dadas, arsiosa de que las goceis.
Todo es azut -Azul el cielo, en- las
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-28
BANCO COMERCIAL DE PUERTO RICO
40 oDIVIDENDO ACTIVO. i .t !.

Aprobado por el ConsejO de Directories ell Balance de
stuac0h del Banco al 81 de Dicienbre tmO fue acuer
do repartir los seIores acconstas divdendo prov
sona de cincO por cento por accGn que pago la
ocina Central las de las Sucursaes quede alberto
ell da ounce del mes corriente
San Juan, 8 de Enero de 1920 st
A. SARMIENTO
SccretdfiO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-28

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del horizcnte y del cirio. crccmos lcrr
paiabras de desslen. colno = iodo 80
hubiese coniurado para que. oirn rez,
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del mundo. retornascm0s nj afan y al
desvelo de una nueva ruta...
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del Ltman. noria gentil que Sc mira
en su espejo ansiosamente, qucriendo
encontrarse cada dia mayorcs hechizos,
parece rechazarnos al llegar ella. FL
Cronista sinti6 esta inquietud interior
cuando el tren lanz0 su Guejido lastime
ro avisandO a los pasajeros que ve-
nfan de Francia. que estaban ya bajo
el cielO de Helyecia. Gaia una lluvia
Sutil Y pertinaz. Hacla friO. 4 10
largo de las GALES los transeuntcs, cs-
casos, pasaban de prisa - La luz de
los fOcOs brillaba sObre el pavimentO
hIimedO. de veZ en- veZ Sc refejaban
Siluetas eXtraiias que Sc alargaban in
definilamenfe. pcrdiGndOSe luegO en- Ia
gran sOmbra que GAIA del firmamentO.
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les,-en el hotel silenciOsO, envueltO ba-
jo la niebla-tOdO el panorama del lago
surgfa como una lamina girls, bOrrosa
V sucia. FL cielo fingfa un crOmO de
pIOmO, los irboles. resignadOs en la
muda desOlaci0n del paisaje, parecfan
llOrar la ausencia de la, luz, del
SOL. tlu llh tlf sf H. .eae as
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01

stable Sound business conditions are
reported by the board In all three of
the federal districts surrounding the
Atlanta iichmond and Dallas banks
though prices have nearly been down.
ward
Optimism and confidence IN the has.
o. suundn, - 4 general conditions IN
th" outstanding feature ~ the Rich
mond report, while Atlanta said july
iihpruN rinrnt IN crop prospects had
hven somewhat offset by Angus; re-.
actions Retailers reported increases In
sales over pre-, ious months
40 Dallas further improvements
ln Crups. increased trade volume and
urpnNvd transportation conditions
w,r,fuund during the month. Against
this wsS placvd the rainy season. de-.
triu'ni,l o. cotton. labor shortage In
the agriculture areas and the shorten.
iur of demand for livestock products
Atlanta. discuss the cotton situation
said H., boil wceyil was now pt'sCnt
iuu al the Gturgia cotton counties
Ou production continued pace thru
Texas fields aud during July tar Dai.
ss bank r.p,ftsd stN wells were sunk
ar inst $50 during june
output was averaging 1Il.e Geo bar.
reiS d,y during Iult. which was ~
timltri o. De- I decrease uf ',soo bar.
rris from June
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
Refusal Of Public To Pay Excessive
Price Has Forced Prices Downward
SAYS Federal Reserve Board Reuie,U
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

WASHINGTON Aug 3l-Refusal Of the public to pay "ex.
;esve prices caused continuation Of the downward trend Of
values August the federal board declared its monthly
review Of business conditions issued tonight The board added
the reaction against high had been accompanied by
era slowing Of demand in the Wholesale field and by slight cv
denees Of unemployment sections The boards views the
nations business generally optimistic than
ons and Indicated expectation Of stability in industry and
commerce.
While the review mentioned signs Of conclusion Of the
ion period il eotered with the statement that progress this
direction slow and much still remains be DONE before the
country be said to be stable basis The hopeful assertion
made however that the eadus,men had continued consist
emily.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
JAP IMMIGRATION
PROBLEM SOLVED
DECLARES REPORT
NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN COLBY
SIIIDEiiARt SUCCESSFUL.
SAYS TOXIC BlSPtTtu
D. Associated rress.

y NIsncialrd Fress.
HONOLULU. Arg. 3l.-Ncgoiia'
tians between Secretary of state
Colby and Ambassador Shideliars.
nj Washington. have reached so
luton of the Japanese immigration
problem in the United States, ac.
cnrding to y Toxic dispatch to Nippi
Jipi. Japanese language newspaper
here, giving its authority ~ tie
kol,umin Shinbun. q Toxic news.
paper which credited the rcp.ri 10
q reliable source.
according 10 this report. the
United States VIII permit all Japa-
ur,r nov in She United States to
brcome naiuralifed. and Japan viii
prevent further emigration to the
United states.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
HAYS and UPHAh BRAND
SCHARGES AS FALSE,
RECORDS Are EXHIBITED
PARTYS TREASURER READS TABLE OF STATE QUOTAS
TO SENATE COMMITTEE TOTALINC FOUR AND HALF
MILLION DOLLARS-SMALL PART COLLECTED.
ny THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

CHICAGO, Aug. 3i-Repubesn finances again under
scrutiny Of the committee investigating campaign expen
today VIII Hays Fred Upham and other party leaders found
occasion further denial Of coxs charges that
fund being raised and offered the committee leads
directed toward the Democratic Golfers.
MR. Upham Of the Republican national committee
questioned great length by Senators Pomee and Reed
Democrats who elected from him information that the congressional
senatorial campaign committees Of the had budgets total
ing 100000 in addition than three million dollar budget
appearing in Chairman Hays testimony yesterday Al Senator
Reeds request Mr. Upham read table Of state quotas which the
witness said he made fourteen months before Senator Harding
nominated This table toaed s4sioo but Mr. upham en-.
planned that he had desire collect than Of this
amount 'f..t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
BIC PACKERS PLAN !
DISPOSAL OF YARDS
ULTIMATE OWNERSHIP Nv DEAL
ERS MD rnOnt ChkS FRO
pOSED ~ "isIG fIVE"


WASHINGTON. Ahg a. - Ultimate
ownership 'd the great stock Yards bT
livesius'l, dealers aud prsslucerr ~ pro.
l,,Ss,l by the "tig five" meat packers
companies IN q plan Zoe disposition ~
their ward holdings. died today In the
supreme court uf the District VI CO
lumhin.
sale Il IN. packer Interest In tho
tcck wards was neceSSitatesl by 10
cent court dccr.e compelling the pack.
inc companies to divrst themselves OF
sll ownership Il wards. terminals ami
market nrwsparrr-. An option OF sale
rf The packer stu,kyard interests 10 v.
81 Prince and company. hoston capt.
i.ii~is. was uttd- a part ~ the record
filed hrre Th~ company proposes tur.
matiun uf h.lding company. which
viii offer IT, securities 20 persons VIA
~ slirc aud ~eil the livestock. ...
The packer interest comprises enprox'
lmat.iy 80 aeo Shai~r IN the uftcen
ward Their value " variotf~ly cxt
mated q, from sse.eee to ste.soe
Government officials have untn sep
! t,.lnh.r - 20 file objections 20 the PLEA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
With ANTYS IN CONTROL
LOWER HOUSE WOULDKILL
VOTE TAKEN 10 DAYS ago
nY TIE ASSOCIATED rrEes

NASHVILLE Tenn- Aug. 3The Tennessee house of repre-
senstives with present for the first time August
70 expunged from its journal today all record Of ratification of the
suffrage amendment and voted AZ to a. with twenty voting
non.eoncur in the action Of the senate in rstying.
Shortly after the house convened became evident that the
anraficstonists majority Of whom have been in Alabama
buster for than week. the majority through fail
Of several of the suffrage members time With clock
like the ants proceeded through their plan of
tempting undo what done August 2 when ratification
accomplished The first step motion expge from
the of that day all reference proceedings the suffrage
ratification resolutions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
FURTHER Gains 7.
MADE BY POLES
moi siiryigt C0NTINlE ~ .Hlt
WAY tn E>EvN az NoHTn
ERN FRONT.

NJ As.s~isisd fress.
w'HsNW Aur ~ 3i-Fufth"f s.ins
ON the northern front are rci'"r,Ni In
an. I,uli-h official ruWmnniun' '"'iv.
r,ush trmlps occupied Aueust"wa' wsst
a. Crulnc. wh"ra th.v wcr" ''ihu Aas'
tl.pllv received by the population
tuthian dcta.hmont~ encounter by
The poles have been mos, friendly.
The nulschcViki ARE coniinuins ~ sivc
MA, irfore Polish pressure IN thr Hu,ly'
y,.,k srciur. SiNs the communication.
Tn polcf have cccuri'd SnA"Na' 'ru'
a.. .rJ Nsr.w n ~ reported thit The
rn..lans arr prcIaIing Ia make s'fitps
,''s,.,,ncc In the rcgiun " Malanaccvs.
La river. Quiet prevails la The bresi'
I.itNsk s"ctm.
Tn. Poles arr resisting rrpr' y e
for,y Il Gcneral Rudcnny's cavalry to
hr,ak ,hroush n,ar Zamosr IN = m'N.'
r,..n, to cncftclc l.emi"ig.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
Davis May Take Stump
for Democratic Ticket
~ \ socisi,d rrrss.
-


NEW YORK. Aug. 3i.--Juhn W. Da.
yiS. American ambassador I'm London.
conferred with democratic leaders here
today regarding the possibility ~ lis
taking the stump for Cox aud Roosc
welt
senator Harrison. chairman uf the
democratic speakers bureau. slid Mr.
Davis scruplcs are based on the fact
that thcrc is no precedent Tor such
= vourS- on the part ~ n high rank
Ing American diplomat. After confer
ring With senator Harrison. Governor
C"rrlvs ". liroug ot Arkansas. an.
nuunccd he would take the stump Tor
~ and Roosevelt in Maine. Maryland.
W Virginia ad kentucky.
The first campaign addrvs.i ~ Coy
cruur Trough viii he delivered a'
i.cvisinn Maine. tomorrow evening. Il
was announced
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
KANSAS DEMOCRATS 6.
ENDORSE DRY LAW
PRESIDENTS RIGID tNt0gCE
MENT OF TtiE Nf u
rilliSEn.

TOPEKA Aug 20 Z; ;-~iiti"ns''
ad"pt,d at ,uun,tl 'i IN dTn,craryl
- Kan.-,. h.re htc TODAY inlurs',l the
Nulnir1d ~, hihiiiun act and praiSed
President Wilson's Vigorous ruf"rcei
m~nt - the law Uiifei gs-aH'utiw., "
noun".d the srnat. fnr So oi'n''-iiinnl
io the league NJ nations api a., state
renri - industrial r,.lat ms l.s 'l lcsis
nature
kansas Grpuihoans al~" lH lart'
,ssun,ii har,, lst. t,-liN adnir"a rceolI
t'nre indnrsins IN national and state
candidates and platforms aud coin'
n,rndnd she states twn Republican
SENATORS fur their opposition Z"
lcaguc ot nations covenant.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
u IIonsr, Ilurn.

W AssNrAltd fs.s
pAHKiN. Ark. Aug sl.-Fhc her"
early totay burned :, business houses.
resulting IN loss estimated to u, 500
ouo The cause of the FIRE n unknown.
hut u n snid To- have originated in a
warehouse ir the rear ot e mrniiu'e
company.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
Declines 10 Make Statement
Refuse 10 Comment.

WASHINGTON, Aug 3i.-S,ajc de
nartmcnt officials In the absence OF
Secretary Colby. hcsi,atcl To express an
apirion A. % the effect on suffrage rat.
ificntlon " the notion of the Tennessee
house In rcconsidcring It's vote on the
ratification resolution and then voting
not to concur IN the scnatc'S ratiflca
ilcn. II was snid unless the Tennessee
gov'tuor should rcsclnd his ccr,ifica
ton or unless the ccrtiiication should
he declared invalid hy the courts. the
state department hus no interest IN tn
matter.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
rIITiI Or POPULATION
Of NATION ~ - CITIES

WASHINGTON. Aug sl-More
than one nth the popuatlcn of the
country n i~ntrd in 81 leading cities
having snp.oeo 90 more inhabitants \
table showing these cities I'm order II
their rank for 1890. issued to-day hy
the census bureau. placed their com.
binci population al es.'sisss. which is
slightly more than one nm the total
population of the country 40 estimated
hy Dr iu-cph \ I'LL. chief statistician
~ the bureau. at los coo GOO.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01

After this was carried e. In ~ with
siN not voting, motion was made and
carried that q certified copy of the re-.
solution N. original of which Is In the
hands of the senate be spread upon the
journal. I.~-
Pont u OVerruied.
Representative Riddick, floor lead
cr of the ratificaionists. made the
point of order that the resolution was
out a. the hands of the house and now
part ~ the federal constitution
through proclamation of Secretary of
state Colby. He was oyerrulcd by
Speaker Walker.
The house by viva yoce vote then
adopted a motion reconsider It's pre-.
vtous action upon the resolution. No.
ton VIVA then made and carried 20
non.concI,r IN the action 81 the sen.
ate in ,4fi,iiig he ratification resolu.
ton. In thot course of the discussion on
the legally of the action Of tn. house
In reconsideration. Representative Red.
dick read a letter from States Atior.
ey General Thompson In which the lat
ter expressed the opinion that recon
sideration of the resolution was i'm.
possible. since the house had already
ratified and Governor Roberts had Ger.
titled to Secretary Colby this action by
both house and senate.
Declines 20 Make Statement
Governor Roberts declined tu make
any statement tonight as 10 the effect
of the houses action. saying that the
matter was n purely legal one and In
tn hands ~ Attorney General Thomp.
son,
Action u the house Is not taken 80.
riously here. as the general opinion
nrvails that legality ar illcgality % rat.
ificatiun viii hc decided upon the re.
cord certified TO Washington by Gov.
'rn,r Roberts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
NIrrSMrrnry .. Rettrr

LONDON. Aug. 5l-Tercncc Mat
Sweeney. l,rd Mayor uf Cnrk who "
IN the El1xton prison IN critical con-
dl,ion ~ n result ot his hunger strike,
paasc,l /, slightly better day Tu,$hy
There was little change except thai
the prisoner has developed symptoms
at ncurius In thc arms Mrs Mao.
swc."cy remained ut her hus'mnds ,
l,Slsldc tonight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
RrnnhlIcans 10 Mrci.

CHICAGO. AUG Republican
ader~ frnm mure than y dozen mid
~. western states. inludine Arkansas
viii open two day meeting tomorrow
- discuss plans fur the presidential
campaign.
state chairm'p, national committee
men. heads of compagin departments
and many wonlyn leaders are rnung
th.se expected aDal chairman
WIN dave VI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
Prohibition Party's
Candidate Declares
for League Covenant

o. Na.H.is isffd frers
StII'MntS NuE ai.-pr Nrpn
Wais.n. rishuuiion rariy csnirliir for
president declared omphstir.tiN fo- r.
league ,f nations IN n -re"rh here To.
DIV
Tn. 'rfr rH, s'..~ h- u-n4ts,i o.
Dad buried sud dotsNs'i u is ~uiy
used - q smoke screen. hc sid foi
pnlItlrlans To- hlds brhind
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
ROOSEVELT POLICY
TO,DEvELOP WEST
IS HARD|NG'S PLAN
slGGESrs MANY SOLDIERS NAY
III Provided HOMES IN IN.
DENEl.OpED AREAS
nv Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
MARION. Ohio, Aug, 3i.--The Roose
Welt policy of conservation 20 develop
the west and insure an adequate food
supply was advocated by Senator Hard
Ing to-day In speech 20 delegation
~ Republican governors. lie also sug
gcstcd many soldiers might be provided
homes In the ~undeveluped wcstcr.
country. and declared the duties ~
reclamation and development r"stc h
l., IN on federal and state authority. and
on public a. well as private financing
Drawing an anulugy between present
conditions and these following the civil
war. the nominee declared his cunNit
tion that many former scidlors would
be glad To help open the unsettled
regions e the west as a reward tos'
their services To- their country.
started Ry Roosevelt
1T was aglin~, proiligacy." hc said
"thai Roosevelt raisvd his voice and eN
crciscd the veto power. lie started the
great reclamation movement Wa.
l,oos welt did for his time. We musl
carry into the future"
Senator Harding also declared that In
its conservation policy the government
must guard against private monopoly,
bu, suid he had no particular prefer
cncc" between the employment ~ pri'
vatr capital and public funds To- attain
the highc productivity Of natural re-
sources.
Eight Go,rrnors attend
Eight lispuilican governors and sew
cral Republican gubcrnatorial nominee
were In the delegation. After the nom
inec's address, at the Harding front
porch. the entire party were guests al
q. :. u picnic at a Marion park. an
most uf the visitors mad" shur'
sircchcs.
To the old soldiers. senator Harding
made only a twosyntcncc talk. sayin-
his appointments made !; Impossible foi
him Ia indulge In murr extended nd
dress The mccting ~ the park 'ra'
clus,pi by fife and drum scrcnt,lc. IN
which the nominees father, Dr. Gcurg'
T. lIlrling. ciNil war veteran. PLAYED
the snare drum
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TWOPREs|DENTIAL
NOMINEES ADDRESS
OHIO FAIR CROWDS
B0Tu DEMOCRAEIC CAxprDAIEs
AND PRO PARTy's STANDARD.
NEARER SPEAK
COX PLEADS FOR LEAGUE
Ohio Governor Criiicisrs aiardiRrs
plan Tor world court ~ anneunr-
I'd in senators recent
Address

~ Associated ffess.
COl.uMBrs. Aus. al Governor
James ~ Cox and pr. Aaron y. Wat
kins two ~ Ohio's presidential candi.
dates aud Franklin u. Roosevelt. Gov
ernor Cox's running mate. divided
tie In addressing n crowd at the Ohio
state fair here today.
Gov, rnor Cox. vmeing the democrat
ir pariys stand On the league OF ma
iicizcd the plan 81 forth by Senator
Harding. Ohins third presidential can.
didatc IN his recent speech.
Criiieifes 10th Plans.
Mr. Watkins prohibition candidate.
criticised bottle the plans sponsored BY
his two opponents aud also criticised
both major parties for not taking .
stand ON prohibition which he declared
tu hs the paramount issue.
Mr. Roosevelt spoke very briefly OF
agriculture pr,,gfess made ny the west,
he lett tonight for New York.
Replies a. HAYS.
Earlier In the day Governor Cox had
issued statement replying TO testi'
mony offered hy VIII II. Hays, chair
man of tn. republican national COM
mittr,. befure the senate subcommlt'
tee investigating campaign expendi.
turcs In which the governor declnrcd
- absolutely untrue and faise.'
HAYS alleged assertion that u was the
policy Of the party to hold contribu'
lions o. 81 eco eaca.
Governor COX haSsl his assertion on
what porporicd to hc an official com
mcni issued by IN. Republican commit
tee. and which he stated. showed that
subscriptions were to be sought IN ca
c,ss of 5000.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
,iiiiu,Ie oi Caution

fhs, beard said there WAS = general
.il'fds II caution or the patt ~ wid-
men and inhl,-rs They A.. cunfruut.
81 With F, roniinurd fefuSsi - retail.
ers IN most s-,ilun- o. replsni-h their
sie-'ks ~ commodities bccau~@ - tn
belief that prices scan viii ~ mnre
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I'm the agricultural regions" IN"
review declared the promising CROP
prospects have given much more
hopeful turn a. affairs and have tend.
al to minimize the broader questions
~ prize adjustments. money rates and
Industrial unres, IN those parts of IN.
country the paramount Idea u pruduc.
tior on large seal. accompanied by
Improvement of transportation and Ia.
lur conditions
Where the processes uf dirtrih't.
irg and financing are mure important.
the prospect fur Improvement is less
inmrliai.. although fundamental con.
giinnS are SLOWLY impruvirg and az"
underlying business situaticn r. usual.
IA dcs riil,d ~ sndnd