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LIP EXER CZSE USED TO
RESTORE LONG LOST VOICES
Simple Form OF Vocal Massage
Has Proved Successful in Treat
mcnt OF People Who Had BE-
come Spccchlcss.

PARIS, June l2.--Explaining that
MarSaret Wilson. daughter OF Pres
zen, ,nI wilson could Ee, back her
sage. Madam G!l!ou. famous French
singer. revealed the personality Of
an extraordinary woman. C!oricy du
almost miraculous results in rcs,or-
ing Lost voices, although she herself
Is nn%Gie 70 sing note.
man" sa;d M M,S Horet Gina: iT an o!d %o- 70
an know nothing has been written
about her. although !nnumcrablc
great singers owe their success to
her Her method OF voice produc-
ton was discovered accidentally. but
she later developed Il b. years OF
research
IN Nice. having been abandoned by
her husband. and obliged To earn her
living ana tina; o! her little boy. She
VAS not strong. and being forced 10
Che lost her voice In absolute de-
spar az having her bread taken
away from her, she consulted throat
specialists and doctors of all Kinds.
LEGS.
Must Keep Lip. Closed.
on an excursion from Nice TO tho
Italian Riviera, however. she heard
Of an Italian peasant woman who
was said TO cure people whose voices
were gone. Ciericy du Collct de-
ciuen 10 SEQ hcr. the Italian NO
man made her perform certain OK
crclzca With HIPS closed. curiously
enough. her voice showed algns o.
returning.
The Italian woman. who was an
uncducatcd peasant woman. could
give no explanation for the develop
mcnt ~ the voice by this strange
method.
lju, Madame du Collct determined
10 Ind the secret o. IT, ana while
rract!ring II herself. began TO study
medicine and throat affections She
discovered thereby remarkable
method OF curing the vocal chords.
which has been recognized by the
Academy Of Science In Paris and
which made NJ. Gabriel Faurc. the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-13
MOLECULAR WONDERS
EXPLAINED BY SCIENTIST
Garrett II. Scrviss Tells OF Action OF
Units Which Produce
Energy In Matter.
Hi GARRETT T.. SER,IsS.

TO settle an argument. please toll
me II the molecules in piece Of iron
ny around without hitting each othcr.
or. do they fly around and hit each
other. thus creating energy to ny
around?"-D. X. Perth Amboy.
To begin with. you must abandon
your notion tina. by hitting cacn
c other the IN molecules would create
not be created by collision. IL can
only TO changed In form or distrl-
button.
II you suppose some molecules to
90 al rest and others In motion, and
mat the moving molecules strike tho
;notioniess ones. then energy Will hc
communicated from tho first to the
second, but the first Will lose as much
energy as they inpart 10 the sec
omd. and the final result Will be that
all the molecules In the bit OF mat
ter concerned VIII share the to.ai
energy OF motion among them.
hut your question relates specially
10 the state OF affairs in piece OF
solid matter. You are aware of
course. tina: the same kind Of matter
Is capable OF existing. In three dif-
iiercn, Forms. II may hc either solid.
LIQUID or gaseous. without changing;
us essential quality.
In every one OF these forms Il con-
sis's OF the same constituent mole
culcs differ according to whether
they constitute n solid, n liquid or n
gas. In solid the distances ira
rsrsed by the molecules is very small.
Ihey are said 10 make very small
excursions about their mean posi-
lions"
In Iiauid the same molecules have
greater freedom OF motion than I'm :,
solid They slide about, 70 TO
speak; and mass OF liquid Will take
the shape OF any vessel that may
contain 1t, but it's molecules will not
ny out OF the top OF the vessel In a
Sas the same molecules have motion
IN all directions. and a maas OF them
can be retained In an open vessel,
hut must be surrounded and re-
OF these facts that Oliver Lodge once
made striking definition OF three
states OF matter. as follows:
something to Remember.
! = soiiu has both size and shape
\ liquid has, size but not share. 4
because the molecules in a solid
move over relatively slight distances
/ Il ~ more convenient to call their
motion simply vibration. That makes
clearer picture for the mind than
10 say tina; they are flying about -
bodies is. when sufficiently pro
nounccd. evident TO our senses In the
form OF heat.
In other words. the sensation M
neat is caused by the motions. or VII
Srations, OF the molecules of the
body concerned. Technically ovcrv
mass Of matter possesses certain
degree or heat, though Il may be in
apprecinble as heat 20 our senses.
body whose molecules were ab-
heat. or would be AT the absolute
zero OF temperature and just what
the phenomena presented hv su,b n
oonS would be We do not know. he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-13
Famous Chinese Roulette House
Will Become Charity Hospital

the Far Enrt. u was located In
Chinese territory on North Uo-
MN Road. u nftc-n-minutc nuto-
mobile ride from the heart OF the
city. In the dnya when the rstnb-
Eshmcnt nourlshed, three roulette
wheels. with Nix Inyouts. besides
fhro and other games. were opcr-
ntcd.
After this establishment wn.
closed ns the result OF the efrort.
of missionary interests, no omen
gambling on amy IurEc scale WINS
permitted In Shanghai until Inst
fail. when the interests Tint for
mcrIy operated "The Wheel,
opvnrd ncnr 81 II sn,aIIcr roulette
establishments. which In turn wa,
closed after few weeks.
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ny A.soclntrd rrc..l

SHANGHAI, June r. The
great gambling establishment In
this city notorious for years un-
der the name OF "The Wheel
which originally cOst more than
S6bD.IOO. IL tO he converted into
chnrfty hospital. The Chinese
authorities hnNr announced TINT
they intend to cDnfiscatc the huge
building which NOW stands dark
and empty. It's O,yncrs, however.
threaten to night this program.
Up TO about three years ugo,
when the pinrc wax closed by
chincre authorities. "Thc WhccI''
I'm Shanghai WINS one of the bIr-
Scst gambling establishments in
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and the proceeds are used for main
tenancc OF the poor.
There are no divorce laws in Ber-
muda. and only one breach of prom SO
case was ever tried here. Most Of
the cases on the calender involve
bicycle stealing. assault. petty theft.
There is little serious crime. though
In region where every one rides a
wheel the theft OF bicycle is re-
garded somewhat as horse stealing
was IN the West few years ago.
There are old -timers here who have
never set eyes on n train or troll
ley car, but of late they have had
the satisfaction OF seeking dying
boats circl!ng through the air
Innovations Of any kind are apt to
be looked on with some suspicion.
I; The majority is conservative. and that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-13

might have been drawn out like the
joints OF an enormous telescope"
Blew Rock TO Fragments.
micaceous rock more ;han 100
feet long, ten feet wide and four
Island Of Fctlar. in the Shetlands.
was struck by lightning and blown
Into fragments, and one OF the
fragments. Weighing ntty-tour tons.
was thrown TO = distance Of
nfty yards. This effect Was no
doubt due TO the Instantaneous for
nation OF steam in the cracks and
whore moisture could easily penc-
trhte. owing TO the lamellar struc-
turc OF the mica.
phenomenon which seems like a
real explosion OF electricity some
times attends tho appearance Of
VIM Is cnllcd Elohular liEhtnlny Al
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Ietrazzini May Never
Again Be Heard in Song
UBy Univ-r.aI Service.

LONDON. June I2.-FrIcnds of
Mmr. TctrnzHfnI here Icnrn tI,nt
the WORLDS Rrcnfrst soprano has
lost her voice and will never he
nblc TO sing again.
She In now nj her villa at Luz
Enno, Switzerland, md In srrIou,-
~ III. Letters state nhr Is "sur-
rounded by friends. hut the mn
turr of the mnlndy TINT Inns sri.cd
her only permits of the faintcst
hope"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-13
An Old Hand

street boy was pulling ut the end
or cigar when portly man, .hiuRI
ing to have a little fun at the YOUTHS
expense. asked him IL no often
smoked cigars.
oh, yes. sir. pretty often" an,
swered the youth.
What brand do you generally
boy. >"'
Tho man pondcred while. "i.
never heard of that brand" he said.
self" said the youth. You see. guy
nor old Crusoe was 4 castaway. and
so are my cigars,"
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Nnfn E{crrrtz

Now. young sir. what IS IL Won
WANT said an old woman who Kent
a toffce- stall TO little hoy. Moth.
ing. mssus." replied tho lad Il lust
came to see what ! might have go;
If 1 hadn't lost my penny"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-13

Mingleton-Thcrc's alcohol in AL
most everything. There's alcohol in
the very bread we cat!
Bowlcs--Alcohol In bread?
Mingieton-ies; I've seen men get
intoxicated by drinking toastsi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-13

though. as Professor Sylvanus y.
Thompson has said. the accounts of
these wonderful balls OF electric
can be no doubt OF their existence.
They have sometimes entered inhab-
tied rooms. rolled about tho floor or
hoated through tho air and finally
passed out o! window. explod n <
with violence as soon as they reach
ed the outer air.
Evidently there is much yet 20 be
learned about lightning. although IL
Is the own brother OF our new me-
chanical slave. electric powcr
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Is perhaps why so much sentlme,ts
y attached TO the coming ce!ebrn.s;
tl0n OF the 3O0-yelr-old COMMITTEEMAN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-13

What Is Pcssimlstf
Harkerton-"I say, Jones. Can you
define a pcssimst?" Jones-"Ycs
he's man who. when given the
choice OF two evils. takes both Of
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-02
CONTINUED on Page 81
FEDERALS BATTLE
VILLA IS REPORT
CuIHu AHA STATE TROOPS rIR.
SUE E,>DIT LEADER. tOis
LOWING CLASH.

Hy Associated Pfcss,
III. PASp. June 81 DctcuYts Su,ial,=
the chihuahua state truors under
lgnacio EnriQucu clashcd with force,
of Francir-o Nilla, the bandit, Monday.
according tu a telegram received hc.r
to-day by LUIS Monies DE- OCa commrr.
cial agent fur the de fncto government
of Mexico
Tho Nillistls fought fur two hours. it
was said. when they fled with the state
forces IN 'lusr pursuit Where Tire
fight touk place was not disclosed hut
u wa believed tu have taken plac"
south uf parral General Enriuucz hnd
been attempting to halt thr flight ~
villa and his followers toward the
mountains IT Durango
General Ozuna, with large force of
men. was reported to have lett Chihua-
hun CITY to aid in the pursuit II villa.
Trains from Chihuahua city 90
Iuarcz have been operating ~ usual.
hut for three days. u WAS said by Me-
lean Officials. no traius had Operate 7
south of chihuahua On account uf ~.
lista acti,itica
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-02
SIBCOMuITrEE n,s
PLATFORM PREP AI,ID

NEN WORK. June l--Great,r 'n
operation between lucal and ntiiuna'
auth,ui..s ln thD enactment ~ lexis
lstiou affecting education. public health
ruI uaalr roads and highways b. urgvd
u q rsrart made public to-day hy a sub
,ammutt,. ~ to- republican natiuntl
committee U vhirh Everett Colhy
N,u I,r-ry. is chairman u b. stst.
that fhs rrrHr' viil be- submitted Co %
platform committee of thu republican
national convention st Chicago
LEGISLATION o. make possii,i, the iu
Prevention ~ "a, federal courts in cas- .
,f J,pur'luon uf undesirable aliens q,
urr,d ht thr stme hcommittrp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-02
ARKANSAS ELECTS
STATE DELEGATES
DEuOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMIT.
TEE NAMES MEMBERS 10
SAN FRANCISCO.
Nv Assoeiated Trss

Nv Associated lrsFs.
LITTLE ROCK Ark Iuuc { Dem.
ocra'ic state central committee. at y
meeting herr ioslay elected the states
n d,lcrtt,s o. the democratic national
cunN cuiiuu This action was necessary
hccaus. the last legislature changed the
date of the state primary o. August
iu hut neglected a. make any provis
iun fur ~, cicciion 81 Convention dele
gates an delegates are uninstruci'd.
Following the usual cust.m twu TINT
tel states senators and the governor
were elected delegates a. large and Mrs
q o. Cu'u,m oi Little Rock. was chos
en- as the fourth delegate at large. ShU
is chairman uf the womans division ut
th, campaign organization IT Attorn'
,y General \ Mitchell Palmer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-02
Slo,o Progress is Made
in Seating Delegations

A. To the contest between the rcgu.
larry reported faction led by patioIf I
committeeman Bean and the other hca
dryl by ~ L. Anderson of Jacksonville
the subcommittee recommended a r..
hearing.
The committee went into the Georgia
contest hut found itself confronted with
such mass Of conflicting claims mr..
gumcnI. charges and counter charges,
that II appointed subcommittee to
make report ON the tanglc.
One of Significance.
The action of The committee viii he
leaked upon ~ one uf real political sig.
nificancc since u means seventeen seats
Tor w0od ~ l.owdcn. \ decision II eX.
p'Ctcd tomorrow.
The committee to-day made final it,
irrisiuu to scn tail the excess delegates
on the convention floor IN extra space
and To- let the excess altornatcs find
seats among the spectators.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-02
Bubonic Plague Cases
Reported at Vera Cruz
By Officials of Navy

WASHINGTON. June i.--Amcri'a1
vnrships at Vera cruz Will not l'c with
drawn immediately h'caus" of the out
break ot huhonir pl'gu" there. " was
e,id today NJ the navy department ""
enc will be permitted to go ASHORE. how
ever
Navy officials said th'v know nuth.
ing of any offer 90 send e hospital ship
to Vera cruz to assist iu IN" iigh'
against the disease. IN" American
consul at that port. however r"pur'"d
to tho state department thit hc hal
offered on behalf uf the United states
aud the American Ecd Cross ncccssar'
supplies ~ Vacrinc. serum. rat virus
and disinfe,iaut tu br sent from New
orleans.
Reports to the navy department s'ii
eight cares had developed a. date, -.
sulting Ia four deaths.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-02
PLEA IS Rejected
BY BIC MAJORITY;
READY FOR HOUSE
THIRTEEN DEMOCRATS VOTE
AGAINST PLAN On FINAL
ROLL CALI.
ACCEPT REPUBLICAN PLAN
Vote Against Move u SO Ia e3-Lowcr
body win Adopt Measure With
out Change supporters
Believe.

gy Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. June i.-PreaIdent
Wilson's plea for a mandate over Ar.
ncnia was rejected In the senate today
~ vote of more than two 10 one.
Thirteen democrats east their votes
With the united republican membcrship
IN the final roll call. and the resolu.
ion which respectfully declines 20
rant congressional authority for tho
mandate was adopted 52 10 70 In the
form drafted by the republican leaders.
The resolution will be sent TO the house
omorrow and the leaders there plan 20
adopt Il without change on Thursday.
They say they hope for as decisive q
majority as the measure was given In
he senate
In the debate today the democratic
'enatc leaders counselled delay and tried
vain TO gut the decision over until
the next session of congress Scarcely
1 voice was raise din out and out adj
vocacy of accepting the mandate; and
m motion " amend the resolution 10
that the requested authority be given.
inly thirteen senators. all Of them DEM
icrats voted In the affirmative
Recorded against the motion was n
democrats and 30 republicans.
Several 81 the democrats voting
against the resolution. including sena.
or Hitchcock of Nebraska. announced
hey did 30 only because they felt the
direct language Of the measure would
llscourage the efforts Of the Armenian
ieoplc.
senator Hitchcock presented an
amendment which he said would mako
'he resolution acceptable 10 him. pro
vidlng for a joint commission Of Amer
icans and Armenians 10 rchabilitate tho
new republic economically. it was re.
lected a. 10 ~.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-02
SAYS QUARANTINE
WILL FOLLOW BILL
RIGlI.ATRp yONE LAW RECON.
MENDED DESPITE WiR>i>n
lSSt I'D.
H. Assoeis,,dFt~

~ N"NfHFNNffN
~ STIN Ten ian" i.--Drrpiiv th"
warning "f ~ 'iarirs T. MarlHi'.
chairman 81 tho federal horticultural
board that the department uf agriCul.
urc would quarantine against Texas
cotton tn thp event the legiSlatur'
failed o. pass law establishing a non.
,ttrr zone in %. srUIllud pink boil
ourm infested d.riuc, IN southeast
TrN,r. ih, legislative pink holl worm
invrstigatius committee has Il .cidcl q"
recommend that tha legislature pass a
law proposing regulated zones
Dr Marl,ti before leaving today Tor
Washington. announced that if the lDr.
islaturc passes TIA. regulated zuuv oi,I
u viii furrv federal quarantine 90
Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-02
Bond issues Upheld.

" NEloTIaffd TFFHH. .
FARGO. y. -. June 1.-The North
rakota supreme court decision which
the United States supreme court re-
used 10 disturb. dcclarcd valid bond
.ssucs agrregaiing $4,000 600 author
z.d by the state legislature for financ-
ing e system II state owned grain
elevators aud flour mills, farm land
mnrtsagcs and state owned bank.
The bond issues and the Industries IN
question we're attacked on the ground
hat they contemplated taxation for
priVatc purposes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-02
Has Copy of Telegram.

Mr Palmer presented to the commit
tee q copy II the telegram tu T.. Prem
tlrs. Immigration inspector at Detroit,
In which MIR Port instructed the inspcc'
to release ten persons on hail of $500
The telegram added tn, should the 'ad'
vis1ry committee elect. the aliens may
be- parolcd In lieu of hail to the commit
tee or such member there of as tho
committee may designate"
The department. of Justice. Mr.. Palm
cr said. had been handicapped many
months because II had "colidcd with
the stubborn incapacity of Louis =
Post" In attempting To- round up and
rid the country of radicals.
Mr.. Palmer will continue his tesii'
muny tomorrow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-02
Elihu Root Sails
For League Court
Opening in Europe
na -. lalrIPnss.

gy Assofiaisd Press.
WASHINGTON. June i.--f.lihu Root
who rsilod from New York today to
attend the sessions of the organizing
committee ~ the permanent court OF
international justice of the league Of
nations goes without credentials of any
Kind from his government since the
United states II no; a party 20 the
treaty of Ncrsaiilcs. u can have no offi-
ciai r,prcs ntativc on the commission
and some officials said that AFR. Roots
rtatus us q member probably was with
out precedent In dilomaiic history.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-02
supreme court I,rcr>>rs.

WASH NGToN june AFTER f.
brief es,,utt, vHni,fenc, following th,
rendering d uuirirns TODAY 90, 30.
uIrm, ,uuft r..r. % until FRIDAY Tho
rvr-ss was undsr.'ool O" have l.,sn dI,
To- the pending proceedings growing ul'
IT N, spplnim,rt of a r,,eiycr hy thr
cuurt .n the uk1homa.TcNss boundary
controversy nVul,inu rich ol bands .u
the isel River valley
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-02

lly Associated Pros.
CHICAGO. June I i-Anuthor sluN sus.
sion with little progress In actual rc.
suits marked the work on the rergnli
can national committee todny In IT,
course of deciding the claims of con.
tcgting delegations. The seating of two
regularly rcpurtc dlclcgatcs from m"
District of Columbia. said To- be- favor.
able a. Major General Leonard Wood.
and an extended hearing of the Geo
ria contest. was the principal business
uf the day. Al the same time the com
miitrc declined tn reopen It's action of
a year ago by which u seated Emil
Kunt of New orleans. ns national com
mittccmcn from Louisiana.
Appeal Denied
The appeal ~ Frank &. l.nyit uf New
iberia was denied.
The conmiti"" reported that IN"
Florida delegates headed by \ l.
Church uf Jack sonyillc. had NO claim
IN which the committee could act
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-02
THREE ARE DEAD AND TWO WOUNDED
WHEN ALLEGED SUGAR THIEVES MAKE
EFFORT TO GETAWAY IN MOTOR CAR

irum = wholrSale hou>e. rrached the
Woods Grocrr, earl, t"daS iiandcuii.
ing Lynch aud Hawkins together the,
w,r, placed m thu Chandler ear With
Nandr,pool in the hark seat aud Noosls
~ the frani with Chandler. With
Frank byrd. t'niird States deputy
marshal. driving the ear. the party
started f"T Miami. byrd picking ui'
Charts warucr. police chirf of tom.
m'rtr.
iSnch J. Said o. have drawn rc.
,cl,cr overlooked ln search after they
let CaInmercr and killed Nandrrposl
Hnd Chandler. aud was himsrif fatally
wounded in a gun battle With BYRD an'l
Warner. Lynch died ln . hospital here
this afternoon. Hawkins aud Wood,
wrrr slirlil, injured.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-02
Eight Prisoners Escape.

y Associated Preaa.
ATLANTA. Ca. June Eight pris.
pners escaped from the Atlanta federal
,,cniientiary late today by saving their
way out of cell block. u was an.
iounccd at the pcnitcntlary. Three OF
The men we're rccaptured soon after
they got out.
Among the five men still at large is
Rector Sheriff.. n native Of Texas. but
whose residence II given as Detroit. I've
Nas serving six yeasS for counterfeit.
ing. lie was sailor. 26 years old. o,
medium build. with chestnut hair and
avge
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-02

Next to the cases involving the val
idity of the prohibition amendment and
the enforcement the ohio referendum
cnHar were considered The mort import.
ant before the siprmc court. Had IN"
court ruled otherwise. the dcclsiun
would have most likely resulted. ac'
cording 10 court officials. IN the r..
opening Of the suffrage question IN np.
pruXimntcly iI dozen states aud the
filing ~ petitions Tor referendum
vote. with thirty five states. one less
than The constitutional thrccfourths
having already ratified the ruffragc
amendment, an opposite decision would
mpuo'iiunahly have hanlshcd all hopcS
of ratification prior to the November
elections.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-02
CniIGES IIQI on SOLD
OVER RtR ~ GOTHAM

7
WASHINGTON. June i.-Chargcs
that huuur was hring luld over the bar
m New York az cNorhitant prices and
that federal prohibition agents appi-
cutly were connected In some way with
violations. were msdc tu the senate q.
day hy Senator calder republican ut
New York. lic said be- had reason 20
hcliryc much money We h'inr made
hy ruuut,rfriting certificates authurik.
ing withdrawal uf liquor from bond and
that some government officials were
printing personally by the practice.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-02
RaIiIlcaiinn 10 SIansl.

W Assn aifN lNFHH
OKLAHOMA CITY June . --l.atifiDa
ti'n 81 co., federal woman sunmr,
amendment ly ihe oklahoma icgisis.
turc viii stand under to.iay's "a ,isiu'i
iN the supreme oHut of the United
States. whhh declared imperative the
uhio referendum amendment insofar as
" Affects federal amendments Petitions
fur rsfercndum II N. sufser sm-nd.
m.nt were Killed in oklahoma last Sti.
ur,iaV
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-02

~ A-se,isisd russ.
MIAMI. OKLA. June l.-rhrre are
dead aud twn waunt,ed a. a result of an
attrmp, of ihrrr alleged sugar thieves
,a escape in q meter car between tom.
mercr. okla. aud this city. rariy this
,nornlnE. The Il nd arr; Norris Chand
Ter. managrr 81 wh"leSalr Er"crts
sampany herr: u. o.. Nandrrpool. y Jan
I'm. No. detective. and J. .. lynch af
tbis pIsr,. me rf the alleged thieves.
". VI. Hawkins of Miami aud q. o..
uos,ls. . rith~r. okla. Erscrr. arr
wounded aud hcld ln iail IN connection
With the ease.
Lynch. Hawkins an'' Neosl> were ar.
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