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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
ASSURANCE GIVEN
ARMIES WILL HALT
WITHIN FRONTIERS
VICTORIOUS FORCES WILL NOT
~ RstE ADVANCE BkYOND
POLISH BORDERS.
ny Associated Press.

W Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Aug s3-Complete
assurance viii be- given the United
States. u was stated today In Polish
official circles. that pulands victorious
armies viii not pursue their advance
beyond the natural frontiers of the 10.
constituted republic. An early com.
munica'ion from Warsaw to this effect
was expected by these officials Repre-.
s"ntaiions setting forth the views ~
this government have been made
through the legation at Warsaw. the
state department Il announced to-day re.
iieraiing the stand taken hy Secretary
Colby In his recent note to the Italian
ambassador. The position Of the Amer.
lean government as outlined was that
the allied and associated powers should
unite In declaration favoring thc
preservation ~ the integrity ~ Russia
such q declaration tn DC accompanied by
the announcement that no tr-lnsgrrs.
sion 10y Poland Will be- permitted"
Greet Britain. however through Pre-
micr llovd George nlioady has an.
npunccd her opposition o. anv trans
grcssion hy Poland II Russian territory
For the present. u h. believed the Brit.
ish government viii rest on the an
nunCcm'nt ~ the British position II
Ll"vd George IN the house ~ commons
before taking up possihlo, formal rr.
iuindvt tn the American note a. the
Italian Ambassador IN which th. inyi
t1tion was issued fur a declaration hy
the allied and assrriated powers II
their attitude toward Poland and Rus
sin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
On'y Democrats Are to Be
Ano,Ued to Vote in Primary

Definite announcement made yesterday by Grover H. Ill.,
chairman of the County Democratic Executive Committee that the
Texas law governing the holding OF primaries will be rgiy ad-
hcrd in the holding OF the primary election Saturday ard de-
carng that only Democrats will he permitted their ballots
Tor either Pat NJ. Neff or Joseph Weldon Bailey.
The Judge OF election each voting box under the law the
sole Judge OF the qualifications OF each individual his
ballot in this election.
Mr. Hill quotes the opinion OF the Attorney General fol-
lows:
THE presiding judges OF primary elections only have the
to administer oatS peon offering and they
require OF any person offering affidavit that he is
Democrat and that he will support the nominee o such primary and
the election Judges sole aud exclusive Judges OF the qualification
necessary deciding whether person ought To be permitted
i'll primary election and that the statutes covering these
make their duty administer oathS in determining such quai-
cations
Mr. Hill contends that cfrcspccng member OF party
other than the Democratic party will seek to Interfere in what
exclusively Democratic primary The OF Republicans. So
ca members OF the American party other party other
than the Democratic party will be challenged and thrown out
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
AMARILLO WORKERS
ACTIVE FOR NEFF
NUMBER on LOCAL MEN WILL.
COVER TliE PANHANDLE
ulRlNIs WEEK

Several AnlarillO1ns Will go over the
Panhandle this week speaking In thu
intrr,St Ul the candidacy of Pat NJ.
Neff tnr governor.
j. W. Crudgington spoke nj Herr
ford yr.trrday. and will speak at Far.
well tonight at : 80 o'clock Tomorrow
afternoon al o'clock he will address
the citizens of Claiming. and will
speak at nalhatt at 7:3o In the eve.
ming.
\. :. Stinneti. chairman uf the Pan.
handle N,ff.for Governor club. and I.
4. Underwood will speak at Jicdisy
this afternoon at | 80 o'clock. and q (.
Memphis ~ I. They win speak at
Wellington tomorrow afternoon nt .
o'clock IN the afternoon. and at Mclean
nt s3O IN the evening.
Citizens ui Canadian viii be- ud.
dressed by y T.. Works tomorrow att.
ernuon az s.3o. and nj sS0 IN the eve.
n.rg he viii speak at Panhandle.
Frank Nyhurn h scheduled tu speak
NJ ru'. tomorrow afternoon ~ s3a.
ard - Happy tomorrow night at 5.31
ocl,fk.
= The crmpaign In Potter county viii
De- cicrd Friday night with n hig rally
at "a" corner of Fifth aud Polk streets.
Thcrr viii iie music aud speaking. with
g'ns raj review of the campaign ani
the nu;lolk Tor the election Immediately
following
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
We Should Worry!

PARIS. Aug 23.--ln the year 2 OOt
there will be no more hooked noses Mp.
turned nos"s or stub noses. except upon
the faces 81 people who don't care what
Kind uf smellcf they wear
Dr. Annette. who has been conduct
inE experiments on noses for five years
for five years makes this announce
ment Bv 'ha' time. snya the d1ctor
the knowledge ~ patching ~ hadlonk
inE noses VIII DO ~ widespread tha'
almost any country surgeon viii he ahl
To- strniThten out hom.ly nose within
less than two weeks
Dr. hr'rettc's most successful opera
tiuu WAS unon n young girl whose
schoolmates had poked fun nj her be-
cau.. ~ her long nose. When shc~mciE
ed from her landages eight davs latci
her nos. was uf normal size and Jor'
me- truce ~ the knife.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
M,SEUyER u SUCCESS

ny Associated Press.
LONDON, Aug. "a = The mancuver
whereby the Polish. iPosnanlan and
Pomeranian troops are driving the Bol.
sheviki forces eastward from Thorn.
into the arms Of General Sikorskl.
seems well On the way to success. tele-
graphs the Warsaw correspondent of
the London Times. under date Of
August go
Slkorski was expected % reach
Mlawa On that day. leaving no escape
for the Bolsheviki infantry. except into
east Prussia.
The cavalry. adds the correspondent.
will be more difficult 20 round up. espe.
cially with Chaja Khan at their head.
General Craiwski. the Polish cavalry
leader. has been sent out 10 engage the
Russians
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
SIX j. s. SUBJECTS
FREED BY BANDIT;
ANOTHER IS HELD
MINING co. SUPERINTENDENT N
PRISONER az Ol Tl.AW IN
STATE OF Jil.ISlO
HUGE RANSOM DEMANDED
british Subject Also Captive - Repre-.
srniaiives Of English Legation
Making Attempt Co Ne
cure Ills Release

Wy Afsociaied ffsSs.
MEXICO CITY. Aug. ESP. Samora
has released six Americans who were
kidnapped recently by him In the state
of Jalisco. hut II holding one American.
w. \. Gardiner. superintendent of the
EsprIanNo Mining company. for 100. 900
pesos ansnm. and W. u. Johnson. a
british subject. for 10000 pesos. accord.
ing tn advices received here today.
Rep0rted Safe
Charles iIoyle. manager of the Es
pcrnnza Mining company nj III OrO,
said to be- nephew of John HAYS Ham.
mond. and Mrs. Hoyle have been re-,
leased and are now safe at Pcnas, on
Iandcras bay. The names Of the four
other Americans set free are given as
Dietrich. Gillis Culvert and Nels.
These four are at Mem del Corazon.
The dispatches announcing the re-.
lease ot the Americans are somewhat
confused. hut they apparently show
that Gardiner and johnson ARE the only
hostages still In the hands Of OutIaws
VIII Pay Ransom
Following conference at the British
legation. two representatives, of the le
gatiun left yesterday for Jallsco. with
III" purpose ~ attempting to arrange
with the bandits for the payment az
the ransom for Johnson.
=. &. Hfyden, representing the Es-
p"ranza company In Mexico City. said
t"lny that nothing regarding ransom
inf the Americans captured had been
received. hut that the money was ready
iof payment when the demands were
prevented. HE explained the presence
~ Mr. Hoylc and the other Americans
~ 'ualc whore they were captured by
Innnra. sayiag they left III Oro. state
m Mirhoacan, with the purpose of In.
sp"cting the workings In the vicinity OF
cualc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
MUST PROVE OR WITHDRAW
CHARGES ABOUT CAMP PAIGN
EXPENSES OF REPUBLICANS
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

CHICAGO Aug Ex-Governor Cox, Democratic presidential
nominee probably will be subpoenaed compelled appear
fore the senate campaign committee which today
for investigating the Republican and Democratic national campaigns
unless he Of his free WILL member Of the committee
told The Associated Press tonight.
This member Of the committee said that its members felt Gov.
Cox must withdraw his charges that the Republicans
raising S5000OOo campaign fund and that the committee
prepared length obtain evidence the matter
No official subpoena will be issued however, until the commit
teen meets next Monday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
CENTRAL MINERS
WILL ASK RAISE
AMOUNT m WAGE INCREASE To
-iiE nIsCIDIsn At CONFER.


pittsburg. kans. Aug, 2s.--Aiissouri.
Oklahoma. Kansas and Arkansas coal
miners. comprising districts II. - and
90. United Mine Workers of America.
are ~ ask for an Increase IN wages. the
amount Ia be decided at conference
~ the district officials. to be held in
Kansas city Wednesday. u was an.
nounc,d tonight by Alexander iiow1t,
president of District IL.
officials from Iowa also will attend
the conference. II " understood. Ths
conference will set new wage scale
fur monthly and day laborerS and also
the tonnage men. according tO Mr..
Huwat. The new wages to be- asked
he says. will be- the same as that to be-
determined by the Illinois miners con
ference. which for day and monthly
workers. union officials believe. pruba-
bly, will be- an increase of 81 so a day.
bringing the wnge up from 81 to $3.50
II N not known what would be- asked
for the men working on tonnage rates.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
teen meets next Monday.

"If Governor Cox will not give us n
satisfactory reply by that time. ! feel
certain q subpoena will he issued" he
sald.
Tho statement was made when mem.
bcis Of the committee were shown die.
patches quoting Governor Cox AS say.
irg. "hC saw no use In appearing BE-.
fore the committee" although he wouil
furnish u with evidence. but felt that
he should be allowed 10 do no when n
saw fit."
Included In the matters to be taken
up when the committee rcconvencs neNt
Monday Will be an investigation of III"
Oklahoma Democrataic senatorial pri-
maries. In which Senataor Gore was DE-
feated. and the prc-convcntlon Kansa ,
campaigns. II was said.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
Roosevelt Says Hayes
Has Refused to Reply
to Charges About Fund

w Associatfd Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aus. 23-FranE.
lin u. Roosevelt. Dcmocrataic clnli
date for vice president IN n statement
ISSUED here tonight. declared that re.
nuhlican Chairman WIN W Hayes had
failed to answer charges by himself aud
Governor Cox that u huge Republican
campaign fund" was being raised 80
hig that tho presumption must bo
against the honest use II such q sum. 20
AR. Haycs' explanation II not an
answer and u Will mot convince this
country that be- and hi- organization
DO not deserve a thorough spanking. ="
Mr. Roosevelt stated lie said Mr
hayes had not denici that the sum af
fsa0. .00e was allotted ~ the quota Tor
the city uf Chicago to raise. and
charged that IN Mr. Ronsrvtli's own
country IN up state New York. Dn,i'-ss
county. tio Republican quota was sse..
goo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
RUSSIAN RETREAT
COMPLETE PANIC
IN SOME SECTORS
BOI.SIlEvIIu IN FLIGHT ALONG
Pat SSltN BORDER THROW
AWAY WEAPONS
P|LLAGE DESERTED TOWNS
Herds of Cattle. Cavalry aud Infantry
ln Mad Scramble A. He'd Armies
Flee From Their Pursuers:
Polrs Capture Railway
ny Associated Press.

ty Associated Press.
H.;lLlN. Aug. "a The l.oial
Anzcigers correspondent on the
Russian front reports the Russian
retreat along the east Prussinn
border has DEVELOPED into panic.
under pressure OF the Polish cav.
airy. Herds of cattle. cavalry and
infantry are intcrmnglcd IN the
flight Officers and oOmmissnrics
are trying tn restore order with
their reviewers.
Some Of the regiments hay1
thrown away their wcapons.
General staff On Run
The correspondent Of the Tagcblatt
at Prosken says that the first Russian
army H. IN full retreat IN the direction
Of GrodnO. The staff of the fourth
army and all the revolutionary con-.
mittecs have evacuated Lomcza. whosc
inhabitants had formed a militia force
In service of the revolutionary govern.
mcnt. which also " In flight. l.omczi
was pillag'Sl before the evacuation.
Capture Railway
The .liialyslok. Bresi .I.ltovsR
railway II IN the hands of the Poles
consequently. retreat In the southeast.
erly direction N impossible. The revo.
lutionaary committees have fled from
GraJcvo and other places.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
Bergddl Isegins Term.

i.EAvENwORTH. Kas. Aug. "a
ErVing Rudolph Bergdoll. wealth army
Stacker. was brought Ia the disciplinary
barracks at Fort l.oavcnwurth to-day Ia
serve four.year term. IIe II o. he put
Ia work with "a ston,-brcaking gang to.
morrow Bcrgdoll made no remarks
and was indifferent while undergoing
dressing In
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
IIOIRN SAYS DECISION VICTORY
IOR LAW E>tORt ENiE\r Z

AisTiN. Aug. = The dccisi"n II
Fe,lial Judge u. a. Pointer todsN.
whirh bon ,ffcif upheld the Jurisdiction
~ provost courts In their Ills. hargc IT
a., fuu. flais q The citN court at Gal.
weston "lr victory fur law enforce
nl~nt ani he majesty II the state. .
sali gut,fnnr lloiby late tusiay.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
I KILLED: I wOuNDED
IN POLITICAL RIOT

Dy Associated Press.
BuENOS AIRES. Aug. 23.-one per.
son was killed and four wonded In "a
political riot Sunday In Mendoza. grow.
ing out of long existing dispute over
tiile 20 the governship of that province.
which Governor Rael now fills. The
victims were prominent supporters II
Governor Bacz
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
Texas Railroads Will
Raise Intrastate Rates
on Various Commodities


AUSTIN. Aug s3-lntrastatc rates
on cotton. lumber ana ether commUli.
ties covered by the Shreveport rate or.
der will hc Increased by Texas rail.
roads thirty.nve percent ON August 90.
iosicnd of thirty three and unrthird
pcrr -. ~ allowed under the Texas
raihDIa .. nTi.-rinn's dorisiun upon the
railroads request that intrustaio rates
b. advanced o. correspond with inter
tate rates. to 60 into effect on that
fntn. according o. nn announcement ful.
lowing thr cunicrcuC, oi railrtad a..
furf,Ns here tuslIv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24

Ri:At' MONT. Aug n - Lightning
nrd two tanks ~ crude oil ~ the Mag
nnlia refinery herr this evening. tine
oi them was extinguished with a pa.
enicd soluiion. The ether one II Hli
burning. The loS probably win H.
about tlf0.ooo. THIS " the third tank
the Magnolia has inst here by agh..
ulur In A nlunr ua.ka
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
Nashville Has Car Strike.
q, Associated i'f~..

NASHVILLE. Tenn Aug. % with
r"Venty.thrcc ears in operation during
the daylight hours despit. the strike of
200 union employees of the Nashville
Railway and lighi Company traffic
WIS 20 pcr cent normal On an lines tn.
day. nccuriing o. company officials
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
WILL MEETPARTY
LEADERS To TALK
CAMPAIGN ISSUES
m,RDING WILL. CONFER WITH
HUGHES AND OTHERS
DURING WEEK

liy Aaeiated Press.
MARION. ohio. Aug. 23, - senator
Harding viii take counsel this week
with n number of prominent politicians,
including Charles Evans liugilrs. tie.
publican presidential nominee In. 1915.
II " understood that Mr.. Hughes.
who viii Rec the nominee tomorrow,
comes 10 discuss the league Of nations
and various practical problems of y
presidential campaign.
Dawson On List
Another ON the list IL Henry Y. Davi.
aon, head of the American Red Cross.
and partner of J. T.. Mofgas.
Mr. DaviSon'r appointment N for Fri.
day. aud In addition "a the league. of
which he has. been n supporter. Il IL
explained that various financial issues
viii be talked over at the conference.
To speak Friday
ON Friday the SENATOR IN 10 make a
speech IN Gallon. Ohio. 10 Erie EN-.
ployea Colonel Ceurge Harvey. New
fork editor. who Hpciit the week end m
the guest of the nominee. IN expected 20
remain for several DAYS. and to sec
Senator Harding frequently. II was
said al Harding hendduarters that the
colonel's errand Ind Ia do with the
league issue. but no details have been
divuigcd.
senator Harding saw nnlv few call.
ers today. and In the afternoon he
moiorcd to Mansfield for a game OF
golf. Among those with whom he con-
ierred was Willis g.. Cook. national
committeeman Tor south Dakota.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24

y, assosa atei Pres
NASHVILLE Tenn, Aug e2.-ArFu.
in..nt on the uf,isr restricting state and
ex.rutiN. officials from certifying O.
Wa-hinrtan. Tennuvts b ritiiintiun -
tn federal suffurr amendment may o.
heard Ws,insgdsy or Thursihy. u WAS
thnught tonight though M agreement
had i~.n r,uth.i The ur,l.r was "X-
is-ld,d today o. insiuir The chief clerks
~ the frnat. and house. aud Vas
amended to cover th' neiion q the
hpusr iu trtnsartiur business saturday
Wh,.n q was not Ht any time guustitu.
tIUnany orEanis.Ti"
Legislation Halted.
Meantime. the legislative mar rhinsry
of the state has cUue to q rumplets
s'nndsii1. thr more than a ssure u
ant members WIN won't 90 Decatur
Alaiuuia. remaining out = jurisdiction.
Sisne ~ tn sufflag % In the house
tniay attempted "a disIrnrr with a roll
call aud Ia wuk on local hllls. but 4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
WILL FIGHT RATIFIC iTION
To LIMIT. SANS OPpONENr
Hy Associated Pr.s.

KNONNil.l.E. Tenn Aug sa-Thc
Constitutional Leagues suit fur In june.
tion viii De- carried to the highest
court" John ". Green. an officer of the
league, stated d ~ today when qucs.
toned In regard o. the STEPS his osEsn.
ization experts to take toward the multi.
fication of the work of the special T,n-
nessec legislature IN ratifying the nine
tesath amendment 60 the fcdzral con.
alliuilnn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
CLARENDON CITIZEN
NEW &c PRESIDENT.
II MADE HEAD or HIGHWAY
ASSOCIATION At ANNUAL
CONVENTION

TRINIDAD. Colo. Aug q. - Al
Chas-. Clarendon. Texas. was elected
president aud Fort Worth was chosen
fnr th, next annual convention ~ the
Coloradnio tho Guif Highway assoCia.
tinn 20 ~ convention her. to-day
D.i,gltes from Colorado. New Mexico
and Texas were present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
:; 600 RI SSIAN SOLDIERS
CROSS GERMAN BORDER

w AssHrt ta'rd ffrrs
kOENtGSREilG Ensi Prussia Aur.
% Seven thousand Russian soviet sol.
dirrs with their equipment have cruss,.,l
the German frontier IN the region -
Wilirnh,rr East Prussia. They wcre
disitmssl and intsined.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
To MAKE CAREFUL
CAMPAIGN PROBE
SENATE COMMITTEES ANNOUNCES
PLANS FOR \ COMPLETE
INVESTIGATION

~ associated Prsss.
CHICAGO. Aux 23.-Thc senate com
mittee investigating campaign expendi'
tur,s today usidr pans for what is an.
nouncetl would te thorough and ex.
haustiy. investigation into the Repub-
licin aud D,mocrat!c campaigns"
The investigation. Il was announced.
would not only deal with methods of
procuring AMI expanding money IN the
cumpligus. but would cover reports Of
alleged offers uf federal positions as an
iuducemcnt a. puliucal activity.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
Tennessee Ants Remain
Out of State; Arguments
on Order Expected Soon

rull call was demanded and q quorum
hcinr found lacking. adjournment wns
taken until hate tmurruw This ~ eN-
ported o. d. the prscciurr fur the neNt
frw days nt hast
lumars Denied.
Runners tusiny that an arr,-m'n' had
ben rtath between suffBgctt" lead
ers and 10" i,sli'Is at Decatur. tn r..
turn to Nashville and proved with ler
if1tipn with ule,lr. that % would
not b. furihrrod hN ,ifh faction were
denied in an Quart'rs Th' sIffinr iiHs
siil maintain their action Siturdrt was
0 g,l in every rcsiH,t and regard the
Temporary injunction NJ tho unly sum.
hiing hio-k In the Way Il certifying
ratification e. Washington.
The opposition. deciaring the Suffra.
X ticf acted iilcEaily cisims ihe hlgs7
s;iil has the opportunity Co rcs-ind
raiification and Il urging mass meet.
ings against suffrage throughout the
state.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
Oilirrs 60 APPEAR

Included In the list summoned were
Wtll n. hays. chairman of the Repub.
lirlu national ommittec. George White,
chairman U the Dcmocrataic national
committee. Fred Cpham and Wilbur
Marsh, trcasurcrs. respectively; of the
a. publican AMI Democratic national
committees. HOMER Cummings. former
chairman w th~ Democrataic national
committee; senator Niles puindexter. %
" Washington. chairman u the Repub-
hcan senate cainuaign committee. Rep
rescntative Michael Phelan. of Massa-
ohio. and Guy Scott of West Virginia.
mrinbers uf the llepuhlican congres-
aiunal campaign committee. and Repre-.
sentative frank Doremus. of Michigan.
and W 4. Oldenfield. of Arkansas. of
the N nocratic congressional campaign
s,f.fnrsslftaa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24

Governor James NJ. Cox. Of Ohio.
Democratic nuiuiu-e, was sent a tele-
gram hy the committee, requesting him
Co appear before Il next Monday. when
u wiil rvUonstnc. tO present any evt.
drnCr he may have 20 substantiate hts
charges IN campaign speeches that the
Republicans were raising a campaign
fund of >ls.Uou 900"
In addition the committee ordered
LEADERS Ia each party to appear before
Il With all buuks. Iapcrs and infurma-
tion IN their pCssessiun concerning the
campaign activities. financial or other.
uat pf fltir UuTfN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24

FORECAST II nesiay. partly cloudy.
warmer West Texas. Tucssay. far.
warmer in north portion. welneslay.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
Would Acrept BoIsI,e,ism,
Assuintrd Press

} Iiy Associated Press
CONSTANTiNOPLE. Aug. "a
Al the leading Mo~lem religious 4
authorities II Anatolia have ap.
proved the proclamation dcclar. I
ing the principles 81 bolshcyism I
nr. identical with islamism and n Z
call has been made for an Euoi
Muslsms o. accept the tenvts uf
holshcvisin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24

IIunidll, Data
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-01-15
COULDN'T FIND LADY'S NAME
YOUNG Man, However, Had Done His
Best, and Probably the Editor
Appreciated 1t.

The editor was busy writing an ar
ticle on the evil effects of the excess
sive use of tobacco and how it af-
fected the heart. But he needed in
formation on a certain medical point.
Baxter, find out all you can about
angina pectoris," lie said to a budding
young journalist, "and be quick as you
can"
Twenty minutes passed before the
aspiring journalist returned.
"Well," queried the editor, you've
been long enough about it; what have
you learned?"
"Well I've done my best was the
answer. 1--WE looked in all the local
directories, and the London directory
as well, and there is no such name as
Angina Pectoris. Then ! made a thor
0ugh search through some of the BIZ
ographies in the office library but
found nothing. No one in the building
has heard of such IA person. Perhaps
she's married now, and that was her
maiden name. Are you quite sure
you've got her name right, sirT'-Lon-
don Tit-Bits.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-01-15
NOT CONSTRUCTED AS MAGNET
indianapolis Woman FIattered Her
self When She Thought She Was
Being Followed.

A woman looking into corner shop
window recently turned angrily to a
well-known indianapolis man who by
chance drew up alongside her to look
into the same window e..
"Sir, are you following me?" she
snapped.
To which the astonished innocent
replied with a gasp;
"No, madam was not following
YOU" and quickly recovering himself
and noting her looks and lines added:
"Not after getting a good look et
you
"Well, if l thought you were fol-
lowing me I'd call that policeman she
retorted And to this our now perfectly
poised. but outraged hero replied:
81 don't think he would follow YOU
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