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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
HOLLAND MAY
ASK KAISER
To CO HOME
I MEMORANDUM REQI ESriNG
>ttH ~Etp DRAFTED BN
NJ rJil PARLIAMENT

2" \ HnfinlfN lIt.t
TIRE HAGUE. Jan @ The frs,
chamber % tho dutch parliament has
drafted aud presented to the cabinet
memorandum submitting Us new
iesif' that Holland request former
Emperor William OF Germany TO r.
tum 10 his country
IN the ordinary course Of parlia-
montary procedure. the government
would answer the first chamber.
The government however j, has
been learned by the correspondent
soc. not consider the memorandum
important u is explained that h was
Introduced 40 the suggestion ~ d
single member during me budget
debate as q matter oi formaiity.
W tctinn raken
As Oar as the correspondent has
been able Ia learn. the present dutch
government has decided that D. vii
cot surrender the one time German
ul,r
Former Emperor William has
transferred nj. wood cutting activity
to Doom where his new home is be
ing built
ilu,> Nv Uumc
Dressed IN green hunting suit.
he was seen yesterday az Doom
chopping or saving of the branches
0f the Young trees which had been
ielled with tho purpose OF perfccting
z nov landscape Tor the park OF his
estate
Although reccntly there was some
'hlnS akin 10 q crisis IN the dutch
-ahirct. there nov seems 10 be no
probability that the government will
all
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
TRAVEL 25o MILES THROUGH
BLIZZARD To BECOME CITIZENS

SHERIDAN. Wyo. Jan. $50
anxious were Roy Garrett and Ken
meth Kerr. two subjects of Britain.
10 become citizens OF the United
states. the vtraveled a~n-oNims'r''
30 miles through driving snow
storms and IN temperatures that
ranged 10 80 degrees below zero
uccord'nF 20 Judge James IT. Bur
sess Federal naturalization Off
c..r
The two Englishmen consumed ten
DAYS In making the trip OF $50
m les md were forced 20 abandon
rartomobne IN the snow drifts,
They are wealthy ranch owners In
northern Wyoming.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
SOUVENIR SHELL CAUSES
DEATH OF EN.soiDIIR

MANkAT0. Kss.. Jan. 81 thee
inch she'll Was brought home by
Lester Kettening. a Jewell county
boy. when he returned recently from
France.
A IL wdays ago Young Kettering
went on a visit TO his sister at Grand
Island. Nebr.. taking the missile
with him.
The young man apparently wish
ing TO show his relative the work
ings OF the shell. attempted TO take
a apart. when II exploded. killing
him instantly.
While the house was badly dam
aged. Keitering's sister. who sat
near him. vas uninjured.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
INDICTED FOR
MURDER OF THREE
n, Associated Ir>s

~ Associated Press.
GEORGETOWN. Texas. Jan. a.
The Williamson county grand jury
today returned three bills OF indict-
mcnt against Juan Caballa. Mexican
charged with the murder with an
axe OF Mexican tenant farmer. his
wife and daughter ON December 10
last. at Jarrett. Texas.
The first case was set for jan
uary Is.
Comfy officials recently announc-
I'd that Caballa. who was taken into
custody few hours after the crime
was discovered. had confessed and
had given robbery as his motive.
The announcement was made In view
OF reports published In Mexico that
the slayer had not been apprehend-
cd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
QUICK relief FROM
CONSTIPATION
Get DR. Edwards Olive Tablers

That is the jo,ful Gy Of th0usanss
Gnce Dg. Edwards produced Give
Tablets. the substitute Tor oalornel
D-. Ed-.rdS a pracfidng physician
iH IL years anc calognel's old-tme
enemy. discovered the formula Coz Olive
Tablets while treating patents for
chrome constipation. and torpid iivers.
d.. Edwards Olive Tablets d, NJ,
contain calomel, but healing. soothing
vegetable laxative.
No Eriping y the ''keynoie" Of thee
little sugar coated. ohvo-oologed tat
lets They Cause TIRE Dosels and liver 70
aci nnrnally. They never srce them
10 unnatural action.
liyou have a dark brown " Iin"-
bad hreaih-a dull. tired fcelns ,ick
headache-torpid hver-consfipaf a.
yuuu find cuck. sure and pltas.na re-
suits fun one O. tao Of Dr.. Edwards
Olive Tablcts al bedtime.
thousands take them everymght Just
iJkerD nEhi Inv usem. l0c and &c.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
INnI,N TrIRFS pEtr TOW.
TONS: WORLDS End FEARED

III RENO. Okla. Jan. 9-Ex-
citerent vas rife among the older
members NJ Indian tribes in south
western Oklahoma recently as n re-
srlt Of predictions that the passage
- Scripture that saws the world
ahideih forever " wouldn't halA good
end along creek hanks and In the
~ iiAs - me wichita Mountains. the
muifled beating OF tom toms vas
heard night after night as the Red
rre7 fePrfpl 81 the eNnsrie event.
darSed aud ohanted their weird
sons
Even old warriors with visions OF
~, "hsnpv hunting grounds" ap-
~o,r~d greatly depressed and declar-
% n would he heap cold" and that
frw would survive.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10

ny Assseiaisi Press.
NEw YORK. Jan. Republican
ies&srs from oil parts OF the state
held informal conferences here to-
day on the ssssmbly's summary sus-
pension Of It's socialist members and
the resultant probable effect en- The
electorate cf The state Meanwhile
the five SUSPENDED asson hlvu.n
made plans for bitter fight for re-
instatemcnt
Leaders Hold Conference
J. Henry Walters. republican
leader OF the senate. speaker Thsd-
ftsus c. Sweet. Simon / Adlr re-
publican leader % ihr assembly. and
ATTORNEY Gen ral charles - Newton
discussed the subject with men
prominent IN the party. hut COM
ment was reserved u was intimatcd
tonight. hovcyo". that they had
found cons dc-able opposition to tho
assembly, program In dealing with
its socialist members. Daring the
day the executive committee oi the
socialist PARTY OF New York. issuei
a statement demanding that the as
sembly Immediately revoke Us action
which Il denounced az direct 40.
front 10 the voters 81 the state dis
graceful and un-Amorican.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
tn REoRGANIZE
ARMY OF MExICo

g. sssnet.i.f r--ts
DOUGLAS. Ariz. Jan. 9-At an
extended meeting OF generals. call
cd together by President CarranEa
m Mexico City. January I. a plan
vas adopted for the reorganization
of the Mexican army. according to a
snecial dispatch TO ~ TEMPO. a
Cansnea newspaper while the plan
as whole Is not outlined. Il IL
lated that one feature was the
decision TO enlarge the cadet corps
taai Chapultepec military college.
snd Tor ihs generals TO confer with
the faculty OF tho school TO make
plans for turning ont In as short a
tine ss possible a large contingency
OF well trained young officers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
FATrEST WOMAN
DIS; WEIGHED 8JO POUNDS
nv International News scr,ice.)

wv INTERNATIONAL news ~efNhfsl
TULSA. Okla. Jan g-Mrs. Mary
Balleii. reputed TO be- oklahoma :
attest women died recently a. her
home near Collinsville
She measured seven feet, two
inches around the waist and weighed
q the time Of her death 650 pounds
Mrs. Ballett was fifty-three years
u axe. had been married four times
md WAS the mother of four children.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
PHE,saNTs set" On APPLES
DURING FROST. THEN EAT I'M


lRt International News Sersiee.l
noon RIVER. ore. Jan. s-The
wise old owl" has little on the Ore
Tnn nheasant
Durinr = terrific cold spell when
orchsrd fruit vas irNTen and fond
scarce. orcbardis,s discovered the
birds 'sitiingE" on nests Of apples
'hawlnE them with their bodies as a
hen would warm eggs and then max
ing their meal OF the sottened fruit
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
JAPANESE ACQUIRE ZIG
TRtCTS N PHILIPPINES

MANILA. Jan. S.-Members Of the
Philippine legislature are worried
over the acquisition Of desirable az
riculiural lands by japanese.
The japanese. official invesiiga-
ticns recently disclosed. control the
richest pert of Davao province. the
creates, hemp section in the islands
and a few days ago a great stir was
caused by the Japanese purchases o.
large sugar estate not far from
Manila
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10

NEW Y0Rk-The Protestant
Church % ireland mas seat com
m ttee TO the United States 10 ware
. campaign in opposition 10 the tour
of president" De Nslera Of the
''lrlsh Republic" Rev. {. W. Ma
Gnire Is sccretary.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10

Adolph Pancrelll, wine dealer
who has been arrested by II. u.
nobhs. agent under Col. Daniel l..
Porter. supervising revenue agent OF
New York city. In connection with
the wood alcohol cases. Before go
ing TO his cell Panerelli said. TN
glad YOU got me. I'll tell all !
know. "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10

companies are utilizing idle labor
and capital In needed construction
and development work.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
SOCIALIST MEMBERS. SUSPENDED
FROM NEW YORK REPUBLICAN
. ASSEMBLY PLAN STRONG FIGHT

The socialists fight for rein.
statement will b. championed by the
gblest lawyers they car hire. 10 wa
announced Propaganda VIII form 4.
large par; oi campaign 20 turn IN,
asscmby's acton into h0mtrane
ard comp,i reinstatement through
public opinion 10 was stated
Ia statement issued late In the
Cav Charles solomon. one ~ IN,
suspend a gssemhlymen declared uu
lu, ,mphasi. had been placed on
manifesto of the socialist party
adopted 40 the rational convention b.
Chicago Asserting that u was oeins
used ln the plot 10 unsoat us ho
said
Manifesto Issued
This manifesto relates 20 the
cause OF war and the suhiugation Of
weak peoples by strong nations. the
peace Of violence. the statement THAI
the league OF nations s. reality th'
capitalist bloc International that
the true aim OF this alliance Of cap
ital.stic power. Is % safeguard ihcn
plumber. to bully and dominate the
weak nations to crush proletatior
governments and 10 thrawt every
where the movement Of the working
class
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10

CHICAGO Miss Priscilla Pard-
tidge IL Chicago's working girl sub
eb. She left society and went TO Den
ger whore she worked IN depart
slent store Tor two months. Now she
wants % he an actress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
il ron sAu.is-AuroMonILEs

1T WILL PAY you TO INvEaTI-
GATE THESE CARS Ir you
ARE CONSIDERING nUYrNu
\ USED CAR THIS HOUSE
GUARANTEES ALL or THEIR
cans TO nE AS REPRESENT
ED, WE ALSO TRADE AND
CHARGE No pRoKERAGE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
1913 FORD ROADSTER WITH
delivery body. BAHGAIN.
East 2G5i.

FOR BALE ROADSTER, IN Fl
mechanical condition: new tires,
electric lights and starter. all A. 1,
This In the cheapest car on tn.
market to operate. Can be seen
at f13h Seventh $. 5000 cash
takes the car.
FORD TOURING, 1918 --NEWL y
painted and overhauIed; seat COW
ers; looks and runs Hike new; 1850.
VIII give terms to responsible
party. 7i2 18th ave. Phone East
67S3.
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wANTED--nrAL ESTATE

WANTED no 10 Rooms, IN
furnished. suitable Tor light house
keeping. close 10. ~ good ccndi.
ton: good locality ONciL 1917
Denny way.
HOME OR SMALL PLAT Buti.D-
ing. VIII give cash, acreage or
lnla Nmrih .NIl nNnnlEEE.
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FIRED n. BEEGFELDER CO
32f Central Bldg
Elliott sIzL

HIGH GRADE TvVEFTNFgrr
HOTELS AND APAHTMEsTd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
FARM LANDS


CIuEAp NEW LAND ~ YAKIMA
OPENED ron HETTLEith
In tho richest part ~ this rich valley
TiIOrAAkDA or ACRES
VIII be- made productive The gov
eminent Of the United states -
now laying out tho last extension
Of tho
FAMOUS FtfHHYRiDE CANAL
We must finish selling our $4,000. .
acre range under this new canal
In limited timo. tho prices range
from f20 per nsr" up go ftO--onlE
fraction Of what the land VIII
DO worth In "a few months more
you can have "a long time % pay.
with very low interest rate.
VIE ARE OWNEHS-YOu PAY
no commission. Cali or write at
once. Officr open evenings also.
YAKIMA RIVER Farms co.
s1s Green Building
NEAR YAKIMA CITY
NEW FARMS READY TO PLOW
Whole section splcndid land - be
sold In 90 40 ana kV-acrs tracts.
good roads. beautiful orchards hd-
Joining ali cleared. ready 10 pillow /.
VIII sell 25fs cheaper than lands
adjoining are now being sold at .
W" are the Owners and can give
easy terms. see photographs a.
tbs ofiio' this 10 your chance 10
E.t a good farm az low price.
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS CO.
tih Green Eldf.
Once open evenings, also
SPLENDID LITTLE COUNTRY
HOME
1871 acres. cleared. meadow. orch
ard. small cheap house. barn 4.
beautiful easy slope 20 highway
ana bay. practically in town;
worth more than price. MOO.
half cash. Tor quick buyer oniy.
CHARLES HDMEIiR co.
Alaska building
GOING FAHM. NEAR KENT: PINE
Broom house and OutbuildlngH
than needed price 81. 500. terms.
Application for government loan
granted.
JESsEN. ffs New York Ride.
fsb ACRES. 100 CULTIVATED; 80
irriEabie: improved. fenced. build
ingH. Phone North 1895.
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rs tUH Northumberland
ESTATE

ESTATE
A RIAL BAItGAfS-iso AcREH
An old homestead near shelton. lots
81 buildings. good orchard con-
siEtinE OF pears. cherries. apples.
prunsa. English walnuts and but
ternut trees. ~ acres In cultiya-
ton. lots 81 bottom land. running
water. spring. small lake. diver
sinod farm. price 5000. what
have you 90 apply In exchange for
this nur farm. located ia real
farming district
CLfrFoRD LAND co.
eiT Third Avenue Elliott -
NEW AND KECOND-iiAND STORE
VIII sell or trade for little
ranch. win house and acreage
cleared. anywhere between Seattle
and EnufnclaN Want 10 make
change on account 81 iit health.
Have good business for you. n
interested write 4 A Johnson.
Hunnysidr. wash, Box 5l2
on ACCOUNT or sickness. WANT
to trade my 10 acres, Port Orchard.
good improvements. for city home
or small acreage near Seattle.
partly improved Owners only.
AddrssH p-i1a star
FHEE AND CLEAR PROPERTY
for the equity in your home.
EEAHtSg
POI f.rnry building Main tEis
sly 30 ACnEs OF FtNE LAND.
practically cleared. for good road
nter car, new model OSeli izi4
Denny way
sTOp RIGHT HIRE
~ you have any trades see
u Kaufman. ia1 Renboard BiiE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09

GROOM BUNGALOW, 5000
1900 cash $50 Per Month
Brand new bungalow 30 r. lots
WfHt Seattle. near steel works.
Sc. the new house facing east On
aGth ave. q ". between Andover
and Charleston No aFH"hHinentH
60 assume. $50 month includes
interest
OWNER.
i0ss Arcade lildF. Main 3k5s
j. ~ KfEFEH-W VEST SEATTLE
real estate exclusively, ehtab-
lished 1906. Downs bldg. 70s sac
ond ave. Main 512G
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09

THE REST BERRY LANDS
In the state are the first bench
lands in Mt. Vernon district Train
loads OF wild berries mature an
nuRlly on our cut-oNer lands
Good loEanborry land viii become
valuable. Better get n tract now
Prices never So low before. The
best for ss5 and $50 per acre. on
this special sale. Map and in
formation free.
II. G. PETERS. ZIG Third Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09

HOUSE -tLsAItEp LAND
CLOSE IN. 1875
Small house. chicken house WIN
runs. cross fenced all OF place
cleared, nearly all 81 tract has
been under cultivation; = @ ~ .
standing green treas. Rood water.
splendid location. Handy fot any
one employed downtown. Terms
800 cash and 30 per month.
lIINkE A FAitftAfl ine,
20a Sow YORK iilk.
90 ACRES IMPROVED 1900
Al rich level LOAN coil. y acres
cleared some cedar HtuinpHi a
good house large barn. good
wells. orchard. 10 mites from Ef-
erett. In the heart 81 the dairy see
ton. $500 cash. balance $500 per
year
l., VAN AHaDALE A. co.
- 1913 THIRD Ave.
CDZY b loom TENT HOUSE.
wheeler aud Thorndyke. queen
Anne A2fG.
1000 SEMI MODERN HOUSE; $500
down and f26 month ground
rent % Queen Anne 2i1e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
NEAR MApRoNA PARK

We have beautiful lot e0rls0. run
ming from street TO street close TO
car line and lake. with an I'M
ohHtructihle view. nice homes be-
INK butt on adjoining property:
Tor tL2po. on terms OF sac cash
and balance on easy terms. 2ie
n ~ REID e. co.
3lt-i7 Acw York Block Elliott 392s
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LEGAL NOTICES

tOfflclal f'ubllcationl
REPORT OF THE FINANCIAL CON-
dition OF the Guardian Trust Z
Savings Bank. located at Seattle.
State OF Washington. at the close
81 business on the -sth day Of
February, 1890.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09

cARPE TIER, EXPERIENCED.
Will do finishing. repair or altsra-
tons: fix up and sell Ballard
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FOR SALE
lo,hcre tract, improved with build
lngs: no well. nice orchard mart
bottom land; water handy; wood
mile from Dcs Moincs brick road
miles from Yeslor way. q, nj
Bigham, Route 3, Box 20, Des
Moinca, Road
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
IS SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

To help the ex-service men.
The Star will publish git
nations Wanted" advertise
ments free Of charge for all
soldiers. saliors and marines
seeking employment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09

COY s-HOOM TENT HOUSE.
Wheeler aud Thorndyke. queen
ANN ANll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09

w. W. JUDD. FUkNiTuRE. ELS.
tabltshed ls years $40 Pike ut.
FURNITURE FOR FIVE ROOMS
very reasonable. 1910 n. Fir 1T.
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lux Whln aHANs
OWNER LEAVING SEATTLE
Pretty G-room home on West Queen
Anne: only . years Old. fun base
mont. hot water heat fireplace.
hardwood floors. large rooms.
This place viii be sold at "A bar
gain II you can make good cash
payment
J J t'RQUHART
EOS Pioneer Bldg Main s7aa
~ ACRES NORTH OF THE CITY.
near Country club road. 90 acres
cleared. want good auto. boat
or city property
HEAHING
e07 is"ary building Main tGIa
pufNNEN DISTRICT
Groom bungalow, bath, basement
garage. large garden: near car.
$3.50 cash; price f2.G5O: poaAesainn
this week fSt Lumber Exchange
building
FORCED SALE ROOM BffNGA-
low on 18th n. w. lot b0x1O0.
only $1,000: $3.50 cash. Ellioti
230i. 5is Seaboard Bldg.
2-ROOM HOUSE. 81 PER MONTH
Furniture for sale. Green Lake
car To 1921 Latona. Call today,
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WEST WOODLAND

: rooms and sleeping porch. on a
large lot apat0a. with basement
and garage. Only fG1Oe.
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~ LOST AND FOUND
t25 REWARD FOR INFOFMATTON
leading 70 arrest Of party who
- found travelling bag January and
1returbed . small portion Of con-
tents, ke eping bag, Kodak. jeweiry
and other valuables.
ACME MOTOR TRUCK SALES co.
East s9f 1908 Eleventh Ave.
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LOGANBERRY LAND
30 acres best berry land. is nora.
cleared ready TO plant; good auto
road. ! hour from this ONCE: si66
per acre.
ROBERT MALTBY co. zoos Sd Ave.
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t6uu1 MIMI MDDEItN IIVIHEi ".
down and f@h month Erohha
rent 81 Queen Anne 2l3e.
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UNIVERSITY

Elegant new bungalow. with hard
wood floors. large living room
fine fireplace and all attractive
builtsin f~hturoai cement base
fnrnt With furnace and laundry
flno location. near park. 81, 300. on
easy terms
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-11
HARDING RIDES
ON ENGINE CAB
Train Routed for Continuous
Run from Oklahoma City to
Marion, Ohio.
WILL REST "a HOURS
Plan. to Go in East on Cam
paigning Trip Late in OctO-
ber May Be Given Up.
tsy Associates Press

On Board Senator Hardings Train,
Oct 1O.-Senator Harding took a
twenty mile joy ride today on his way
back to Marion from his mid western
speaking trip.
Accepting an invitation from the
engineer, the senator and Mrs. Hard
ing mounted to the locomotive cab
at New Franklin, Mo-, and emerged
again at McBain twenty miles away,
spattered with oil and dust, but smil-
ing and declaring they had been hav-
ing the time of their lives.
BY taking the locomotive ride the
candidate and his wife missed a num-
ber of the crowds that turned out at
railroad stations all the way along
the route of the Harding train. In
many cities during the day they had
shaken hands and exchanged greet
ings with hundreds who flocked
around their private car, and at sew
eral stops the senator made short
talks urging observance of the Sab
bath and deeper religious reverence
among Americans, Except for the
short stops the Harding train was
routed for a continuous run from
Oklahoma City, Okla, where he spoke
last night, to Marion, where he will
arrive tomorrow afternoon. He will
leave again "a hours later for a swing
through the political border states.
With his political advisers on the
train the candidate discussed the ques-
ton of an eastern trip in late October.
An address in Buffalo on October 21
already has been announced but it
was indicated tonight that the whole
plan to go into the east might be Civ
en- up.
Despite three days of whirlwind
campaigning, during which he made
more than forty speeches in Iowa,
Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri and Ok
lahoma Senator Harding was up
early today and at seven o'clock
greeted a crowd at Coffeyville, Kan
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-11
COOLIDGE
COMING 'OUTH
Republican to Extnd Whirl-
wind Trip to Kenttky, Caro-
linas and Viginia.
(By' Associated ress.j

Boston, Oct. 10-Govsor Coolidge
will leave for Philadelphia and a
southern tour on TuesdF in connec-
ton with his campaign republican
candidate for vice PRESENT. He will
speak in Philadelphia oIF'riday night
and will then go to Washgton, where
he will board a specii train next
Sunday for a weeks Seaking trip
through six border and sehern states.
He will return to Bostd on October
"a. He will be accomIhied by lob
Hedges, of New York, Id Governor
Morrow of Kentucky.
The schedule for the buthern tour
as tentatively arrang includes
speeches from rear endf his train
at man ycities and towf during the
day and for night meSgs as fol-
lows;
October IS, Somerset. f.; 19. Mid
dleboro, Ky; 20, Ashevf y. c.: 81.
Charlotte. n. :; %, Richnd, Va. "a.
Frederick. Md.
The day meetings indie a noon
meeting at Knoxville, In. on Oc-
tober 90, morning meeg at Hick-
ory, y. C. at 10 O'Clock; ktober 81, "a
five minute stop at SesvilIe. an
early afternoon meetingt Winston
Salem, and five minut stops at
Macksville and Mooresvil Y. c.: on
October 81 meeting attnville, Va
on the morning OF Octo122 and on
October % brtef stop sthe morn
ing. at Staunton. Va, q birthplace
of President Wilson, AMI II after
noon meeting at MartInsk, w. Va.
and stop at HagerstowrTd, at five
O'Clock
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-11
RUSSO-POLISH
PEACE Held UP
Armistice is Expected to Be
Signed by Delegates at Riga
Probably Today.
tey Assoelated eress.l

Riga, oct fO-Thc Russo Polish
peace conference committees worked
late Saturday night and resumed their
labors early Sunday. The delegates
expect to sign the armistice Monday,
although no time has been definitely
fixed
The Russo-Polish armistice. accord
ing to The plan tentatively agreed upon
is for % days. It viii begin within
four days after signature The umis-
tice may be broken on 80 hours no
tice during tile first p days, after
which it will continue indefinitely up
on the, condition that either may break
it on a ten-day notice.
Riga. Oct. i0-The Polish General
and his troops entered VII
ma Friday at , .. m, according to the
Polish communique issued today.
The Polish delegation has been ad-
vised by a Polish supply ship that
two submarines supposed to be So
viets, We're. observed maneuvering in
Danzig bay The submarines did not
attack the ship, the name Of which is
not given nor is the date on which
the submarines We're sighted men, ,
toned