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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-28

"Nei! Oct b9ltote elloog, at baaoe
5rna % ieg bleb piiiterte al WtGnb,
Der lfuloe le efter, ON pi bapbe pGroi.
fuloe Smpffer, iom hi prspeoe at
ifiitle paa os."
Sor De ruSiiite 9pinoer, ioln, mems
oeres WGnO er frapGrenbe, meo Gaa-
ben | Saano prsper at beifptte lit
Sanb MOB bette Selpebes anarfi, bar
Weiis Seffreps intet anbct enc goot
at ii9e. Sum loppriier oisie apilOer
iom Seltinoer og gooe 0atrioter.
Otter mango Gienporoi9beber fom
WtiIs Seifrcps meo Sslge til Ell liOcn
6pltbp, bpis Hapn bun %fortier. Der
bar bun iaa belbig at faa Gie pua ell
engelif Warincofiicer. Seq bar 90
iaa iillct, at ies mcb &anifcligbeo
flnoe oGffe nit 2c9eme %anitGnoi9t,"
iagoe bun. Seq iprang bort til Dit
ccrcn % bsnfalot bam ON SiGlp.
"5or 8ubs Sfplo tag mig bort ira
bette Steo. Seq er Gngelif (gn9-
lib, BAD leg. Sa ban iaa, boor iloe
BET par meO os, ienbte ban pS Uni
formsflPoer, 6raffcr, S9pper % iligt
iloget at oGffe os meo. Sereiter fog
ban oS ombor6 paa lit Sfib og iatte
oS ON Ell Sio ilanb / gnglano. gn
al nit 5slge bapoe uobolbt 2iOelier
% ltlpffer uoen at mite Wooet; men
ct Har Gage, eiterot hi par foinne
omboro, % oct pGritc par ppcr, blep
bum plloielig raienoc Iinosipag."
Gfterat Yfiis Scifrcps bapbe bolbt
lin Gale % baubc forlaot os for life
at fomnle for tent til SrGnet, be-
gpnotc mo meo Gang og Cans igien.
Der bar rtcmlig llpr Sofalct bpgget
Ell mlolcrtioig Ylatfprm for 6cll, ioln
uiloc oanic. Seq trnftc pco mig iclp,
at bette li9l,et life iao lioct pan ocn
SorglsSDcb, bbornlco man / 9allbe,
Dpor Ell affliappct Sltfferratior be.
trogteoes ionr Ell baaro Trspclic,
gaar til lin oaglige 8ierning, mells
Oct rpOe llbpre banter pnn bore Sere.
Sor Ell lGllgcrc Sio tilbnge bapoe
oisie, iom nprcr Sp1pati for Dol
ibepif.S oftrincr, ct Mebc pau hilbert
Sal, Sonoon. Gn Taler lagoe Tcgt
rau at bcuiie, at bisie 9crctningcr
ON Observation-Disclosures / Huslalo CT
Speroripclicr. Wiis Scffreps bar paa
WtsOet. Sirn iteg itror op og iporcoe
Salercn. Ceres Yoaitano or fnlif,"
iagoe hun til Salercn. "9e iorfpr-
beligc Siug CT Satta. Seq er nctop
fonmen fra Euslano % pco, hpao icg
taller on."
Wc,t, "she was talked down"
"gb, &c tagcr life Softrincn pad
rctte Wiaabe / Hrala1b," llobrso Ell
Socialiit, iorn bsrtc Mtiis Scifrcps
Gale / Graplep. "&pis De gioroc oct,
oiloc oct gaa anocrleocs."
Wens &erocnsbiitoriell % 9ibelcn
logger aabne for bper % eli at os mcO
fin grcie &Groom ON oisic Sing -
er life iligc @cnlerfninger ncfian
taabcligc? Spao bTllote Der / no
merrigcts b%efabc,te Ieriobe? &pao
bGlotc UNDER bcn fsrite frantic Gcpo.
luton? Naar 8ilo / @imlen igno-
rcres, bGrer oct itrdr afitco pau piloc
Gcie. Moo IfgrlulOen gaar oct ba.
DtGnO blir til briltalc 9pr igien, bpis
Der life er lloget, iom boibcr Dem til
baac. Som Siloloicn Gopclttrp Yot.
more bar iaet: "Ni og nitti WtGl,o
al !Qlmorcoe or natitrligc MGno, oct
CT 9pit pun Sob"
Sngcn bliroc Ocrior bli lltilireoS
c0cr prco opcr of finoc eli Manb bore,
bpnb ilrlo 6orltallb pilbc pclltc, at
ban itilloe bore. Ti ifuloc better bli
forulorcbc % tuffc Ono megct, bpcr
Gang Di msbcr balls itsritc Mirufcl
= Ell "inpcr" -naturlig cllcr rrlig %
rctiGroig WnlO.".
lloarb.-Sr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-28
Statcrncs SoIoatcrbcuuS.

Gnbper Golont, ser oeltog | Sri.
gen, er ielpfolgclig interesi eret / 90
mlsipsrgauaolet. Ser fan 10 enOm1
life nleo 9eltentbcb iigeS, ON De
6oreneoe Stater pil gipe Soloaterne
Bonus elcr Ell, nlen flcre al Stater-
ne bar allcreoe peotagct at giue 80
nus til oe Soloater, Der blcp inorltl-
leret / Den paobi9locnoe Stat. H9oe
aors' nprlfc Splpsningsfontor mcO-
oeler islgenoc Splpsnin9er ont De
Stater, Der bar peotaget at gipe So
ms:
New Yorf pcOtog peo iiOite Salg
of gipe Soloaterne ira oenlle Stot ell
Bonus al 10 Collars for bper Wan-
neo, De bar / arigstienclten, Dog life
oper $50 Collars. Sette uil Oog
life iigc, at Solooterne mart bill faa
Ee1gene, oa Seem 2)orfS 2cgislutilr
fDrlt ma pebtage Sope ON, b%Dornlurl-
&c % bporOan llObetalingen ifal gaa
for Jig, % oct fan tenuleli9 liffert
untages, at Ser pit gaa ilere Maa-
neoer, fsr nlnlt tan begpnoe at ino.
ienbe Inlegning ON Tengene.
SEEM Seriep bar ~ligeleOes peOtaget
of betale 10 Collars Bonus for bper
Waaneo / &rigstieneitcu, BOG life
oper 100 Collars pr. Wtnno.
Staten @aibington neotog pco ito
ite @alg at bctale elbper oerira Sta.
ten, Der par / &ri9Stieneiten, Is Col
lars pr. Wtaallco.
Naar DC forificllige Statcr er irr-
Dig til at moOtage Iuipgnin9er ON
Bonus, pil oct bli meooelt / ale Npi
icr nrrl Mountaineering Stnt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-28
"Gornitalf Siicaic."

Observation-Disclosures mC00clcr,
at bet pua ocnnc Nora1io mcQct pite
hGnoer, at areatllrcr plll0icli0 0ar
eftcr at Oe or blepet illippet lbs poa
Waismarfernc. SDao ser ~ioraoria-
ger ocnle iaafalbtc "Gornitulf Ii$-
eo'e" cller "GornItalf ToiioninQ" cr
Der ingcn, iom hnr uOillnoet. Sug.
oonmlen orpber areatllrcrlte / Sebct
al gonife ina Elmer, iaa at Gicrcll
life har nogcn NnClie ON at no0ct
or golt, til ban ON Moraenen timber
Ell eller 'lcre areutl,rer liggcuoe 90.
DC pnu Wtorfen.
Ser er ogiaa bcn Mtcrfeligheo peo
0enne SpNoom, at ben bill inotrpfic
paa ell entclt Mni5narf, me0cna
aier poa tilite0cn6c Wortcr cler
Tarnle inHen Sfaoc liocr pes at ipiic
Den 'taacnoc Mai2. lnbct ioraorio.
get uCb ocnne Suobom err ioo tort,
at Observation-Disclosures Tcteri-
1rrer og acknowledgements bar oiurt
alt Tor al opooge DC 0aciucr, Scr
mllllgota fan ~ioraoriaNc Sp0oom.
men, men biotil hor sc irtct funnel
'inoc. &c bar 0crin1oo iunoct, at
Der cr 'orIfielliNc 8rlnoc til ocnllc
plltolcliqc Isoclighcb. Gn hpppia
Norloa or Den, at Hisr, Scr har boz
ret pant til anOct Slaga 1Ssoc Ioar
ouarli0 Gorosielic pco Sen ~plltoicliQc
6o0crforonoring. DC ioor ooiuu oitc
Sarm'Innn crttcn Dcb at ipiic 0ren
Wtal@, Der or blcuct Grpitbi6t cacr
bco at opcripi'c liN. Ger or cn6ui-
oerC ell MuliQhcb Tor at ser / Wtoi5.
I%tllfcne llll6ca ct cQCr aloct @iititoi,
men roGct ioooont CT ooQ olorio bic
oct %paouilt.
Tn anocn Wcrfell0hco uc0 Suo.
ooilllilcll CT ocll, at Den nl0ri0 fore.
ton1ner, naor aigrcnc io0rcs nlcb
Wtaisitllfc, Ger cr blcuct terrcoc GA
Imnnatifoorct
Fua mango 6ormc nil oct bctolc
'lg at 'tiTrc Moi2itilfcnc 90 brinoe
Dem / Nus / Stcbct Tor at lo0c 9rco.
tltrerlc 'piic Dem op pua Morfcn,
men bette or iclpislqcliQ uQisrliot
paa mango 5orme. Boa bi2ic bllr6c
oct pprc Ell Hcgcl, OF Grcotl,rerne
finn ifal Ilippes ino pao WoiSmarfen
Tor ell 9imes Sib / oct isrite Bar
Gage, og ocreitcr liot Ipnoerc Soo
Tor 1aG, inbtil DC or blcpct pant til
bette Sober.
Set or aItib beoit at gipe Sprene
llot Nfperling / bereS Sober, on set
bill betale iia at Qipc areotl,rerne,
Der holocs poa Bette paa Wuismar.
fen, liot Sol at ipiie bpcr Gaa.
"Gornltalf 9iScaic" ntoa life for.
oerles mcb Sorgbum Toroiitnino.
Get or blcoet paapiit. at Greoturcr,
DER DOR az at ipiie Scr0hnm or bic.
BET 'or8iitrbe al "Vrit5iic Ncio~
CSlaolprc), Der fn0cS / qanife inaa
anantttcter / SorgbumitiIfcne oa til
inc Siocr tun i%oraarioge tort Cab
az Grcotllrcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-28

IallI .. Sacobion, Sber. Saeger, u
STONE, Nuth aorsrub, @olter aora.
rho, 9(Ipin u. See, Wariorie Often.
ion, aorI Sbccl, @nlbilbu Snltb.
ling, Camilla Spcrati Sigpalo Spe'
roti, Toctorio Spcrati, u. :. Sto$'
toni Tlorcncc Gbunc, Sple u. Sop'
lii, Grant Splhun, Nuth Wol0um.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-28

Scrrc lpobeI' CT crefianenoe I 1T emile q
ln1deiuloe ubltpr. 2e tre Sfuiier CT 1itbraai
l loltbe, ranelebc 8iGnaer, bcao Der 9lcr ot1
aioeles iisoiri. Mafin6ooct dnbrtnaes sau
EIdos nco SiPIp al oct outorratiifc SddG. ,oh
i%antthte letter 5oritbcn op % Git rigeIt9 "i"
Tor Den Spenoes anGr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-28
Tcrfiplelie.

Sorfislclic CT imitiom, meooelcr
Gsoc aora' Niocling for Sn0cpleic.
Scrne iau alnlinoeliec Tintcripgoom
iprebcs let peb llioriietighco. S9f
NGicn % Wilnoen mco 2omrnetpr-
flrbct naar on boitcr eler npicr. Nj
pos GlGocsbrngtcn eiter Iar5tiocr-
ne; on bill oa bore nlinbrc llOiat for
T~orfislclic. 6olf, Ser or pco goo
&elbrco, blir life let forfielct. Solo
U~eo0crnc porllc oa unbgau Gilloc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-28
Nlononit. 1%nopanerino.

Sra Winnipeg Wtanitoba, bcrettes.
at Yrooln'ets co. 10000 Wcnonitcr
trGtfer SorbereoeIier ill at orooc III
Staten yiisiisiippi / II. 9. g., bpor
oe ltal ltaa | llnberbanolingcr ON
S1pb AZ $4,000 Icres 2ano. Sto.
tens 9npertsr ifal, beoer oct, haze
looet DEM fulb Sribeo til at l,bcpc
lille religiple Stiffe og til at haze
line egne Sfoler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-28
n0cne Wctr.

Sc Torcncbc Statcr5 &clIbnredii nlep'
REFER folNcuoc IN, @ciret I Siosrlrlii'e'
27Oe 2ccbr. iii % mcr i'tc Sdi'lIar
For Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys:
Cold and generally lair but SHOWS,
probable first half of week; c"Id VIII
continue into the succeeding week
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-28

Dian bur- furBpre iig hos !Npbc &:
Gu., $40 Pho Nuc. g, Winncapulis,
ansaaenbc &nriem paa aruncr, ipr
n,ar fipbcr anoctiteos.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-28
Zen Nurifc uncertainties Nfticr

Ten Nprife Nmerifallnlcs Nfticr,
&isl8c ct Telegram ira &opeofonto-
ret / a%riitinniu til Stnlcla Gbitd-
%9pfpntpr, bntcrct ben 23Oc Scccrl.
Der, bar &nrien paa Sinicna NIfticr
pnu ariltianla Wer5 175 pGt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-28

Tictet % @iprIisheo. lieeicm ban
not o9iaa bill isr1c Tor, at Oct blir
iao ogiaa / Sremtioen.
6. =.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-15
COTTON HANDLED IN A
DIRTY AND SLOVENLY
MANNER BY SHIPPERS

Montgomery, Ala, Speaking to dele
gates at the American Cotton Asso,
citation second session here, United
States Joseph Il. Ransdell Of Louis
lana, explained the old and now sys-
ten of baling and handling cotton
and told how American cotton bales
reach Liverpool and other foreign
ports in bad condition.
III ever there was a slovenly, dirty,
damaged, disreputablc, watersoakcd,
wasteful and nrlamable package it
Is Il Lale OF Amernnn cotton when
II reaches the spinner on the Euro
pean continent; and not only in that
case but before it reaches the spin
ncr OF New England it IS subjected
to substantially the same evil treat.
ment accorded t. the exported bale
and is in nolrly as bad condition, 4"
said the Louisiana senator.
StressinG the Importance Of the
new system Of baling and marketing
which he explained in detail, Senator
Ransdel said such a method would
save more than q hundred million
dollars and dispense with the use Of
more than three hundred thousand
railroad ears annually.
Dr. Bradford Knapp Of the Uni
yersity Of Arkansas urged the di.
vorsification Of crops and the eli
mination Of as much cotton acreage
IS possible. He presented figures
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-15
YOUR CREDIT Is GOOD, AT
LEWIS. FOR DIAMONDS, WATCHES
AND JEWELRY. 1873

Use Ardmoreite WANT ADS and ge,
results.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-15
TWO NEGROES INJURED
N RAILWAY YARDS HERE

Two negroes, Florence and Tom
Reed, brother and sister received ser.
ious injuries last night when they
were struck by the incoming Rock Is.
land passenger train. The accident oc-
CURED near the Third avenue cross.
ing, Mt about o'clock.
y. Il. Gray Rock Island freight
agent, who Witnessed the accident
stated that the negroes were walking.
apparently on the ties, when the
train came into the yards. A signal
was given al the Fifth avenue cross
ing, at the yiaduct, and the engineer
sounded the danger signal repeatedly
upon nearing the couple, Instead OF
getting ont Of the way Mr.. Gray
said, they seemed to Jump or walk
right in the middle of the track and
were struck. evidently lost their pres
ence OF mind entirely"
The man, who Is about 20 years
old, was severely hurt about the
head and Is At Hardy sanitarium where
they were both taken last night. The
girl whose age Is near IS was re.
moved to their home. Neither OF the
negroes have made any explanation
of their actions other than they just
didn't know how It happened
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-15
PICKPOCKETS REINFORCE RANKS
ARDM0RES LILIES OF VALLEY

j. b. Mansfield well known local
business man was relieved of a pocket
book and nearly $4,000 in cash yes
terday afternoon, also ticket for
himself and wife to some point in
New Mexico.
The pickpocket got in his work az
Mr.. Mansfield was boarding the San
ta Fe train for the north and Mr..
Mansfield discovered his loss only
when the conductor came to collect
fares from him.
MIR. Mansfield returned to Ardmore
after reaching Berwyn to investigate
his loss, and shortly afterward the
postman delivered his pockctbook and
tickets, but minus the money.
The pocketbook contained Identified
tlon cards and was deposited in ono
Of the mail boxes on Main street.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-15
TO co, THE JAP, AND
BULL HOG BILLY WILL
WRESTLE At THE BIG
CA RN|VAL THIS EYE

Togo, the Jap wrestler, will meet
Bull Hog Billy Of the Firemen's Car
nivl, tonight at the arena at the
carnival. according to announcement
made by the latter. A purse of $500
and gate receipts Is the Jap's part TO
use his "Jiu Jit Su" while Bull Hog
Billy will bite.
Bull Hog Billy is said to have one
OF the cleanest athletic shows on the
road and thsoe who enjoy a good fight
have something worth while TO look
forward to.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-15
COLLEGE GIRLS WORKING
WAY THROUGH WELLESLEY

Wellesley, Mass. April 15.-Wcllcs-
ley college girls today took steps to
overcome the shortage OF domestic
servants ard laborcrs, with resultant
nigh wages. Squads OF undergradu-
ates volunteered 10 care for the col.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-15

lege grounds and to act as attend
ants in the college dining room. The
student laborer5 Will receive thirty
cents an hour, and n smaller wage
viii be paid those who serve as din.
ing room attendants.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-15
Winners in Who is Who Contest

First Prize-Mrs. VIM. F. Johnson, $250O cash.
Second Prize, Mrs. W. M. Grist, $1,000 cash 8IE
Third Prize Mrs. Chas. E. RAIDER $500 Pictures. gsM
Fourth Prize Mrs. Bob Oliver, $500 cash Fw7
Fifth Prize, Miss Alice Oliver $375 Laundry.
Sixth, Seventh Eighth, Ninth and Tenth Prizes of $500
each-Mrs D. c. Stovall Ann Alicia Crittenden,
Price Skipworth Mrs. E. W. Lewis, Prather Brown.
The above named winners may call at Ardmorete office
for prizes
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-15

Use Ardmoreite WANT ADS and
get results
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-15

20 show that 1920 docs not promise
anything in the way OF 4 profitable
cotton crop. Above all things, said
DR.. Knapp. | plead for a liberal pro
ductlon OF foot and feed and live.
stock for the sake of the women
and children OF the south. The fig
ures show the greater per cent Of
women and children toll in the fields
in the cotton states than in any other
section of the United States"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-15

YOUR CREDIT Is GOOD. Al
LEWIS, FOR DIAMONDS, WATCHES
AND JEWEIRY. 1873
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-21
DALLAS BUTCHER
SHOT LAST NIGHT.
OFFICERS FIND GI>. MT ARE
UNABLE TO LOCATE
ITS OWNER

~ NNNNtiAifN . ~
DALLAS Texas. p,, 2o.--Iu" Rug
gero. a Dallas hatcher who on Sep
tcmbcr ie shot Vito Clmmnrlla senior
and Junior ~ kansas city. Mo. to.
night was shot lud probably fatal,
wounded b, IN unknown person whn
fired a slW,d ~ - 'tEun.
Immediately after Huggcro was shot
Vito Clmpuvllt srUl'i. VAS arr st'l
al hls homc and taken to detective
heaaauart,rS Wh,rr hc WIS examined
hut h. WIS released m" detectives
said. wh,n o. va- 90 ., Co. show that
he had not i,,n away frum HON" an
evening
Policemen suld tf.y regarded Rug
gero's sh,otrg ts 10 new outbreak "
~ series o. shuuurss and killings that
has affected ih, 'Immn'lla and Rug
ecrn f,millsr 90 Kansas Clty and pal
las. and uhi,h officers 80 they be-.
hevc l-r,u u.tur, thr families loft Si'.
ily.
Rugg.ro VS. fhnt t"nirht according
% hts wife. a. h. answered the tcl,.
phone after third call. some 'nr say
ing hs wished o. speak tu The butcher
about souie meat ~ llngg.r'l vent to
the instrument a chnfgr from the
sawed-cff shotgun wnf FIRED into his
head and shoulders. the shooter firing
through a glass door. The shotgun was
left behind ard the Dallas policemen
said q was their only clue. Tho teic.
phone was shattered by the charge
fired at Ruggcro.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-21
AMARILLO DEALERS PLAN FOR AUTOMOBILE And STYLE SHOW
TO Be HELD late IN FEBRUARY
DURING BUYERS and SELLERS
CONVENTION. MUCH ENTHUSIASM

49, amarillo to have the automobile and style show
toward the close February This determination reached
weekly
ioa In the Hotel Amarillo Monday
Enthusiasm displayed
eciions Ia
present Each
ra,annt claims for prevailing
expression oi faith in Amarillo country
spirit displayed
means confined to the automobile business
s,r Interest making o
a ana invisible ued'dng lines General good all the
dominant Thought the meeting
regard those Of
vehicle u Amarillo ~ ~ " ~
With Appealing
Will placed charge the
Panhandle Aumote
the Association annual CON
n"n proposed the ground
the sond floor will be given showing the
laieshngs their
erianers talented musicians and other nus
make worth
Plains uny come Iro oshsr
Mexico and Oklahoma - '
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-21
MORE VISITORS At
THE HARDING HOME
QI ESTIO> ~ PRRsIDE>T.EIECT'>
RESIGNATION FROM SENATE
DiSC SSED
NI md D..

MARION. Ohiu. Dee 90 u--Pr.sid,ni
Elect ilrdings conferences ON the pol.
lrirs uf hir administration ranged far
aud Wide TODAY Among thr untiuu'H
fproigr and domestic problems and
gave him Tho benefit of ldyic, from
upward 'f o. dozen of the "h"s, minds
be hn- invited into Consolidation
Two - these vfh whom hs has
talked about domestic purstiUns have
been pct-, trutlN mentioned tor cshl
r,t positions. and 'hrlI coming stimu
lRi.l speculation about tho posslhillty
~ their appointment a. the next pres.
dents ofhDa family They we're
Charles O. pawrs. Chicago banker
and Henry WalllD' of pr- Moiucs
Iowa, an editor uf tnJmef publications
With the former Nj Harding talked
- financial conditions and inN reforms
md with m, latter IT. lssd farm,.
r,u.
SENATOR Shrii. q Tennessee
Democrat mrmh'r .f 'h- foreign r,l1
tions committee and born irrc,uupilllbl.
lpp.rsnt ~ 'h, NrtFtillrs treaty con.
frrr'd with the President El.e' l'uu'
the plan 81 ran association of nations
and gave his approval 90 the gcncral
principles proposed by Mr. Harding fos
an international court,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-21

On
rrpua uaicansa and democrats voted In the negative"
stood the
and
said tu
Ia include
II
strength among
from
heated debate Representative Knun republican, Mnnesa
h. bitter opposition the urtan
who prepared
positively
people will
tariff nunIess do the
of steering
ha dnotrc
considered by the finance comIne In regular order
that wcu the hill
stulify
which the tariff
proposals
omyfr Thomas.
the democratic line"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-21
COLEMAN WOMAN IS
VICTIM Of WRECK
KILLED ~ COLLISION NEAR FORT
WORTH AT SIN O'CLOCK
YESTERDAY.
ny A.soclaied fresa.

ny Associated Press.
FORT WORTH. Texas. Dec. 2o.-Ef.
forts io Identify the young woman kill
cd In the Frisco wreck near Cresson. rs
miles southwest ~ here at s O'Clock this
morning up To- m early hour tonight
have failed Ei.h, others were injured
iu the wreck hut none of them are con.
sidcred IN dangerous condition.
Tho woman II five feet tall. weighed
about i9t pounds. hrs brown hair and
.ighi gruv eyes She wore thrcr rings
and small society ar Nhuol pin. \
wedding ring had inscribed IN u ~ "a
". l2s3iq" The pin is triangular In
shape and has "P :. ~. ~" on II ami
the initials T.: on the hack. She wor"
y blue serge suit with Bass and Com.
pary" on the label.
The woman boarded the train 20
Coleman with o man who after thr
wreck took her baggage and on reach
ing Fort Worth disappeared Under.
takers ar # the opinion that the ~.
mnu WIS e nurse
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-21
SAFE Of EXPRESS
COMPANY STOLEN
BY 6 MASKED MEN
Nv Associated pTssa.
HOIDtP STAGED N LENS THAN
SIN BLOCKS TOLEDO 70
LICE STATION.
w Associated Prsss


TOLEDO. Ohio, Dec. 2o.--Six men.
armed with snotRuns ana with the
lower part ~ their faocn covered by
bandana handkcrchiefs oycrpowcrcd
ten guards ~ the American Railway
Express company here early tonight
and escaped with safe containing
about $4,000 In cash and liberty bonds
The holdup took place on summit
street. the city's main business thor.
oughfare. less than Gour blocks from
police headquarters.
Tho express company guards were
conveying the saf@ on wheclharrow
and truck In the rear NJ the store
preparatory 20 taking n 90 the union
depot
When N" guards stepped OUTSIDE the
store tho six bandits drove up In two
automobiles beat two ~ tho guards
sons"lrss loaded the safe into uuc o,
the ears and escaped
All available pulircmcn IN N" ,ity
were armed with shotRuns ana are o.
search for the bandits. Two i,itomu.
bilcs resembling those used by tho ban.
dts are said &" have bccu seen -Four
miles north ~ Toledo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-21
WHEREABOUTS Of
MISS SMITH NOT
KNOWN To FATHER
HOWEVER. INK FEELS SURE THAT
SHE N WITH HER BROTHER,
JAMES.
WILL ADVISE SURRENDER
When Fun Truth of lannon's Killing
II Made Known, II VIII he
. Sensation. II Gain
Made
D. Associated Presa

d. Associated PFeaa
BL PASO. Texas. Dec. 9O.--J. l..
Bniith. father ~ Clara smith liAmon
sought In connection with the death of
Jake L. Hamon. millionaire oklahoma
oil man. tonight denied knowledge of
his daughters whereabouts.
Asked concerning the report his
daughter vas In chihuahua. Mexico.
said she might be there. but IN any
even he expected her to surrender To
the Law authorities within two weeks
His son. James Smith. who left III Paso
a few days since. the father believed
was with his sister.
lie added that when he got into com
municaiion with his daughter would
advise her 10 surrender. but not 90 do
81 In III paso, aud said he had wired
Buck Garrett. sheriff at Ardmorc. Ok.
lahoma. 10 come here and he would tell
him all he knows about the case
Smith said II the full truth about the
killing of Hamun was made public II
than the stories already published.
much of which. he said. were false. He
profeSsed the utmost confidence tina,
his daughter would be- cleared uf all
guilt In the matter
4 message received by the Associated
Press from chihuahua late tonigh, said
that Miss smith had not been found
there. but that the authorities wers
seeking her.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-21
POSITION HAMON
To Be FILLED BY
JAMES A. HARRIS
WIFE or DECEiSED MILLION.
AIRE RECEIVED LARGE
NUMBER VOTES.
By Associated i'ress.


OKLAHOMA CITY. Dee. 20.--James
A Harris of waggnner. Republican
state chairman. WIS recommended by
the Republican state central commit.
tee here late today to succeed tho late
Jake l.. Hamon of Ardmorc. as ma.
tional committeeman from oklahoma.
The Recommendation WIS mad" On
the first hallot. Mr.. Harris receiving
a. votes and Mrs. Jake l.. linmon
widow ~ the millionaire oil man. a.
votes. The delegation from Cimmaron
county did not answer rull call.
Following the committees action,
Mr.. Harris announced he would resign
his present position ns state chairman
NJ soon as the national committee mp.
proved the recommendation uf the state
committee.
". H. Hill ~ Enid placed MIR Har.
ris In nomination. ~" Sc"ndiur spe"c'i
being made by III Fry o; Stllislw.
Mrs. Hamon was placed in nomination
by Roy johnson of Ardmorc tn" sec.
ondlng speech WIS made hy Alya Mac
Donald ~ II Reno.