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Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-03-06

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Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-03-06

WANTED-Girl to sew on Hat
bands. MORANAN, the Halter, Alb
Howard.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-03-06

FOR SALE-Residence Lot on Con-
ress Heights Boulevard. Fronts on
aved street, and the paving tax is
aid in full. Balance of Block is occu-
led with residences. Splendid loca-
ton. Apply to J. L. Gillespie, Com
nonwealth Office.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-03-06

WANTED TO RENT-Four or five
room house, prefer near school. Pos
session wanted by April 1st. See C.
w. Telfair at Herman's Store.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-03-06
FOR SALE.

FOR W.rnicke Steel
Safe with interior equipment. Used
only a few months. Ashcraft & Wells.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-03-06

WANTED-Logs, log camp labor.
log contractors. Write Or call on
Houston Bros, Vicksburg, Miss.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-03-06

j OnnSOn T. l., Johnson odNHs
Jones Dan, Jones lack,
Jones Will, Knott Cap,
Kelly Jho, King Jno,
King Will, Lloyd L B,
Lee Jno T, Lee Jesse,
Lee John Lee Dock,
Long Henry, Lucky Sidney,
Lyons Ernest, Major Dave,
Mathews Fred, Mathews S M,
Mason Alonzo, Miller Pink,
Minor Willie, Mosley VIM,
Martin Percy, Moore Brum,
Moore Will, Moses Archie,
Murphey Joe, Miles s E,
MCGEE jim, Mcmillan Cap,
McTerry Richard, Nixs Roach,
Posey C L, Palmer Sam,
Patterson Sylvester, Peppers Frank,
Peterson Robt, Pitman Sol,
Reed Sid, Reed Alex,
Richardson Robt, Roberts Arthur.
Roby VIM. Rogers Manuel,
Russell Walter, Russell VIM,
Smith ] C, Sanders Lonnie,
Savage Jim, Shed John.
Shed Nose, Smith Burraf1,
Smith Foster, Smith John,
Smith Lindsey, Spencer Ben,
Spencer Robt, Spencer Sol,
Stark Isadore, Strong All,
Stuck Geo, Taylor VIII,
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-03-06

Joseh Willie, Jordan Will,
Jordan Leonard, Kirksey Burt,
Kirksey Leroy, King lobe,
Knight John, Lane Jas,
Lucas w P, Landers Will,
Lewis Ed, Lewis Charlie,
Lewis Love, Lipsey Jim,
Lipsey Richard, Liston Ernestt,
Lotion Fairn, Lomax Josh,
Lomax Aisle, Love Will,
Morgan A E, Martin Bill,
| Mitchell C E, Mitchell L R,
| Mullins C L, Meeks B F,
| Mack Bud, Maddin Tom,
| Mansfield Willie, Mathews Chas,
| Maxfalls Jno H. Miller Alex,
| Miles Will, Miller Geo,
| Moore Lewis, Moore Jarris,
Moore Geo, Jr, Moore Henry,
Morgan Eli, Morley Henry,
Morley Leonard, Mosley Andrew,
Maggett Jim, Murray Jake,
McAlister Sid, Mcbride Marion,
McMullin Jim, McNair Charlie,
Nash Calvin, Nash Calvin,
Nash Wiley, Nelson Will,
Nichols Dan, Norwood Jas,
Nod Robt, Node Kenny.
Oswalt S C, Oliphant Willie,
Osborn Lewis, Owens Jim,
Peace A D, Palmer Joe,
Palmer Chas, Parker John,
Patterson Frank, Patterson John,
Paterson Jas, Patterson Andrew,
Paine win, Peyton Sam,
Peoples Lit, Peoples Lit,
Pendieton Ben, Petty Will,
Pee Frank, Price Amos,
lPullett Frank, Queens Charlie,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13
WARSAW SITUATION.
REMAINS CRITICAL
.u, N.-~ is,,d Pres.

u, ,.s'. ist.d Pres.
t'Nl;iS. Aug i.-Thc situation ~
Wprsaw continues critical The Rus
rirn campaign. whioh b. proving mus'
,ff,cii,". couasts ~ delivering rIccvs-
i,r blows ~ different points whi'h
trnd tu disuganilc tho Polish d.frnse.
'u'up'llinr the Poles o. rush r.s.r,,s q"
tid. iv ''p1ruicd pulutS. The Rcd
uuth rn forces have been heavily re
iufur'd pnd pushed 60 within thirty
miles m tho capital The Poles are
Wrkiu. re- draprfptr stand uu def'n~"
arnHn1 Puinusk Hni although hudlv
'Iuipp'd hllf trained and MT weil
.tfiiiad with ammunition. they are
hHldinr their own. according o. thr
fff.st u,.,s Tho battle BE- -NHting Co.
ru1 frn 1rd th" issue b. still ln the
Ir.f.ngs
Tharr l- little change iu ihr remain
Il e tls FRONT except in the south
F.rr 'r. HtutIt, uf tho BuisheViki
tfHi nri I- creating u.N danger The
rfsr,iin.s u. General Nrusl tn
tnfi. t3nI.u'tlI commander iu Spith
Itus.n tsu du nothing o. relieve the
fHrssufs ur thr Poles. s',,Hdlug O.
Ir-urh miiffr upuiou Wangrl b.
Hsrthiur ,Ii of the GriWs1 fn find ur
fU. lun Ifurrf menus fu feeding the
E.r'lrs 90. refugees who followed his rf.
t,.lt ssf taar
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13
SUGAR REGISTERS
FOUR CENT SLUMP
IRtE OTttRI>G N>D LNCk ~
DEMN>D tOR Hkfi>tD PROD
ICT GIiEN ~ Cti 81

lN ".H' lN''N N'.
NEW Yulik NIg i2-Hoay, 10"
,lu,f boz %. sugar market. faf-shtd
owed O., movements during thr last few
tr,s. tu.t rY,. rrilN. tu- large
d,al,r reduced biz hsi prices 81 fine
rilnuist,d um 90 o. t fraction u,'f
o. cents i,,f uund and raw sug'r sHld
ur l l..is 90 fa 90 cents which We tru
cents t,r puuHd .r-- than thr h.gh
i,t,l Of fhIt. m.nfhs Hg"
\ fsuusIHt.d Hi.hu'ss in raw Susan
.I.llu safit m fH. week. n"iir,ti,i, ir
fat.rr ,mtruf. .H th. exchange tui
u fhU .IHf Utfr.I
- u.rI hInd rUztI. ur sfr,uittiNf
.futEs hI,,. Hs,r .u.r,d fur SHu, dt,-
at Is ,.uf. u.r H.rund Zee fine rfHHI
lYf'l Luf ru u,tstrIfg "n thp i,ff ui
thr t,uu,r- vls Iu .,id-ncv until tn
dtt
ti.ld,rs Of lre. st.sks q sug1r r,
rr.-.,l th. f.ar fhli ih", had ,, 10
STAYED fh,if market
h1lats dasrrd thr pfesrui vtnl
ur b. dus fn afa H demand fnf f.
nn,d srrHr u 1rrnr fruu go fHri'
- the world sud a fccling uf unrest
thruurh"ut fhr state
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13
Endorsement of League
by America Would Haze
Saved Poland Roosevelt

a.. .u.t m to- ni,siru. iIonis.s u Sen.
Co. iHf.ii"L- gGDir uf srnatorS the
u.'-. Siit.s is stili ir,tni. ally at
wuf."
NJ E,sa.NtItS league ~ nations
.T'.'th r..ur - an answer O. criticism
fh.f h. uA' % 90. ISSUE. in his chi.
q trH tfdr~~ h~i uirri q am not
fH.d l. fh. h1gu- g ntti"ns' he told
40 HHd.srs hvfr. snd d.a fihed tho
uttuHrf 1t i'ugth - an nlplicatlon
q IfuHl sa O. iut'fuailuh,l relations
60 .fs s'r uu"us nr~i day on his
'up tni. ga the west Tho nominee
tftHfi..i tt' r "utiuns and dinner
-i- go t"i'r.l u.f thr ~, ning with
o.. wHin -po,sh "a q dpwui ,Wn thea.
-
Makrs Nine Spe-ei,rs
H' 'ning a.islrrs~ snd the three
80 riu si.',rh hes it"aghl his days
.--t 90 nm" iust ~iN more than
'i. ,n 'tinrrfrA called ter Arriv.
cog iu Niiv ukr. lat. th'~ evening.
NJ T. s.tsh w. wh sbfd io the unl.
.. "a "'ii .isfr D. tlr s-.d the
go fenkr. r'r'-ti '1r~ -ai from
th r O. 80. i'r,-s club. vhcit ne met
toe rev paper men,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13

night declared that as predicted by
the Nomnns party ai the beginning 81
the campaign. ratification in Tennessee
was not going through automatically.
The position In stubborn and " yicl
ing hut slowly" she said. but should
f.n effort be- mld" to break q quorum
tomorrow. a- II now being rumur,-l. l.
would be- taken simply ~ another indi
cation uf the lengths 30 which the up
p"'itiun b. Milling To- go tu delay =
irul vote"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13
MILLIONS Of ACRES
LAND WILL Be LOST
# OKLAHOMA WINS
TESTIMONY N RED RIVER BOl y.
DAIRY CASE ~ TAKEN AT
TENiiikt<i.
TITLES WOULD Be VOID
Assistant Attorney General says Land
Owners an Souih Side of River
win Iosr IIomrs u Texas
Loses Ease.

ly Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Aug. ls.-Tcsii.
many ln the TrNastDl,lalonl Iird
River case was taken here todla, by
Commissioner Tyler. Assistant NJ.
tornry General krriing and Judge
u. u. Ward, ~ Wichiia Falls. rep.
resented the state II Texas nj the
hearing and J. a. Ianrr represent.
cd the initcd States government
and ilir State ~ Oklahoma.
Millions Of acres of land in ihr
He'd River bottom are involved in
ihls suit" said Mr.. kceiins. "ard
u Texas ioses the suit existing
titles i0 the land under dispute viii
become void n the contention ~
Oklahoma that ihr Oklahoma boun.
diry extends a. the hills south ~
krd River l. upheld b. the Supreme
Court ali land owners in the boitom
lands on the TeNas side oi the river
WIN lose thrlr titles. which were de-.
rived from the State of TeNas"
Other hearings. nj which former
Attorney General T. W. Gregory
viii b. present. will he held nj New
Noston tomorrow. at Clarlsyllle
saturday and nc Paris Monday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13
Quebec Selected as
Next Meeting Place
by Printers Union

o. 4 isif nfs
Nil;'NY. N'- i' -Thr intcrna.
it.uri T-;mrisfh h.,-,l ruin IN cOnvci.
fi'n h.r 'y ,hr Quebec fOr the
1Hel rDnrrpfi 90.
m up uihly ier capita tax fur the
urilf uss. 81 th uninn printera'
ho.n" On colorado Springs win be In.
rft Ys Il lInfs frortv T., thirty cents.
pru,ci iY IA ruu"rutiDn t.dty
rhH . iIuit & thp Sr,rcitry. treasurer
yves ppiruNs-l diN showing the mem
lr.rship tn hr st1ia Total earnings for
th, "tYf .riir8 M1v 20 last. the report
% wed 81. o. 7"l f3u.oHl IN Increase of
o. u.r cont u,ti The previous year Tho
ur slnisauon irirl nssets Un July 81
l.af wtr 50 Hg GnT
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13
MINNESOTA WANTS
HARDING To SPEAK.
DURING STATE FAIR
Ri'rJ iCNN NOMINEE Sfi,IOI =
- CO>SIpERING NCtPI.
nj INVITATION

MNiiipN. Aug o. a tIp Dos Sw.
i"r Harding 'u IN. twin ,iiirs uf Man
T"sot1 "'r', BOO September - si'o1h cu
ngiiruiiufHi isviics at th" state fiIf. ia
un'l't c'u" '"tiiiun o., th" republican
iuuir''. rrd his puliiiltl advisers
An Invitation tu attend IN" state fair
ln= i-"u u he S'rHtIfs d"-' Tor seN.
cral weeks and after q conference t0.
- With Minnesota o. puilictu 1rd 1E.
riruiiurc i"1Grrs be- ~1id De- f''t siru'~
u inclined 10 arseutnnc' w. uNi n
ihli rhuuld O., o. there hr did rrt in
tend to Gsslk ~ Hut 'thar state fairs
o. whiUh hr ha= been invited
f't - tHrd u =. .s think ~ e N"
trrin i~rir a. y prominent f-aiur" -
hig simIairn was rr,o'i'd in making
rulll- triegrtm g. TilifHnil rrenrd
ins the fruit industry.
THE wn,i situ1tiUn u even ui"tr 4 e
irr~inE than N" fruit sfuaii"H in 81
" suir" b. = id nud I liofr 80
a',au r'of. ard mure II thr need ~
20 urmectiy. tariff before The year 10
ut
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13
LARGE CROWD HEARS
THOMAS At PLA|Nv|EW

Srecisl 70 The News.
LUBBOCK. Tex. Aug i2-Cullcn =.
Thomas spoke tu crowd that filled
the dhtrivt court room here. and over.
flowed the building Hundreds were
turned away. lIc poke two hours and
half frequently being interrupted
with applause. he reviewed Bailey'a
record and showed his standing side by
sidc with Lurimor. Aldrich and others
during his life In congress. lie also
brought tu ligh, his opposition TO the
great ~ nucratic leaders.
Alr Thomas explained NcfCs land
plank. showing how Bailey II msreprc.
scnting the plank. and that II does not
apply tn rt- Ideut owners. but to non.
resident owners uf tillahle land. whi
are holding the land from develop.
mcni. After reviewing the two dn,s.
u can lr seen that there Is q decided
'wing towards Ncff IN this county.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13
THOMAS To SPEAK
SATURDAY EVENING
At 7:3O O'CLOCK
DiiI.Ns Man TO BE iT CA>iON
TONIGHT. MD At CLARENDON
TOMORROW NrEkNOON
LOCAL AEFF CLUB ACTIVE
Maiof z. ~. iilrton u Elected Srcrr.
iary Panhandle Organization ln
Interest of Naco Candidate
During Campaign

With the definite announcement thr'
linr cullen T. Thomas uf Dallas, viii
irak tu au Amarillo audicnr" on the
uuii house lawn at 80 u'cluck Sn,ur.
iaN evening. came al-u the announce
mout hy \ x Slinnctt, president ul
the i'nnhnndl" cfffur Governor club.
that a. an executive meeting ~ thc
ifiicrrs uf th" club yesterday. Mniw
f. u. liartun had been unanimously
irctcd secretary. and viii be- IN nctiN"
hurgc 1T the work from tudny.
Will Open Headquarters
Headquarters viii le opened Sltur
,lav morning In IN" Nunn huildinr
rooms 20 aud o.. aud the work ~ max
ing an active campaign In favor II Mt
Ncu launched. Perry Pearson. chair.
man uf the speakers bureau. ALREADY
has lung list at speakers who have
vpr-ssrd Willingness tu fu amy
latrs that may be- made fur them
Underwood tiOes To- Clarendon
The first cut .of.tuwn talk WIS mad"
= Wednesday evening NJ Clarrd ~ 30
a. E Underwood. a. gnpl sized
ruwd IN spite uf the fact that heavy
ain wa falling at the time. Keen in
crest was displayed aud u II declared
NV AN'if ~ fNflN tNhNhAiNf AltN w
Self win carry Dunl-y county.
viii ti0 10 Canyon
\ number If supporters uf Mr. Ncti
innounc"d yesterday that they would
rive 10 Canyon this evening io hcai
M Thomas speak there rinyun has
arranged tu have the Normal band give
music prior a. the speaking. which u
10 take place un the court huus" lawn
nd n telephone me.sngc from rnnVn
tdi'Hios that y tremendous crowd W.
o. un hand fui the occasion.
From canyon MI Thomas g,r~
1nnd', where he viii speak NJ n
i'rluck saturday morning and ~ cin'
ndun. where h, speaks ~ o'clock In
1" aiterunan. coming back a. Ama
illp to nll hts engagement fDr S'tur
~ night ic viii De- met ai Plain
lew today hv Amarillo supporters
According to q telephone message rr
rciyrd frum Canyon rally hy Nrff sup.
pmtrrs WAS hold thcr" last night ~
which time Il reception committee was
appointed. and general arrangements
fui the speaking were made n y
planned tu send at least un" person
with the Amarillo delegation o. plnin
view and escort MIR Thomas back g.
uuNun
The meeting WAS held ut Ia" ralnc.
Hotel.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13
lNnTIi' ~ ,GIt NICriu
REPORTED NJ Il.il Won't

BEAUMONT ArE - tt, H.tlir
tuthuItl,. r.Ypr..l Hrs.n ITrrfi
here ttdrt iIfuri 90. h.nfs. hfr. Co.
th. uui,ftti iur ulfiufs. Hnd mad,
... .I....... fI.. t.t.H. Hsi t' f'I. .fffa.
II seven y-ar.u,ld negro lsuV % was
tuuuuUt.u u tau t.utIHsl W fhr
tuinpsy ihrt the child hsd died ~ hu.
iunl, uiteus Tfts UfH aaf.f.fnY
tiun among IN. muurncis This is fhs
nnh death fum niaru' here. ult #.
twelve ra-.s II iufrfiim rsfmrt.i
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13
,Ol TIERN MERCHiNrS
CONVENTION CLOSES

TfV N|TIT7AIfN TT"ssl
MEMPHIS Tenn. Aug a. * a.
Wilson. u Gtacnwu a. Miss w'g rlc Z
4 president. and resolutions denoduc
ng linlshcvism and cxpr"ssing npltcr
lie opposition tu nnv mudifi uiior +
he prohibition lave we're adopted -
hr FINAL session tudav ~ the seventh
nrunl convention - the Cotton state
Merchants association
t.uthrr y Ellison i"urs',."" Ark.
vas sl,ctpd vice president
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13
North Carolina Will
Make Hard Fight for
Suffrage Amendment

IA tl'Ii y g. Ara = The
fi-i' =, ma,,r Norta 'i, jina the
tti'N -iNth state e. r1'f, th, ia.l.ipi
shIli. 4, amendment w.ll Co. ur ~
trnrft iumrr'w Whur Gu." 90 la'k.
60 - -rhHlui,d in deliver . '.'itl
prr 'g" urging such action los th' ~.
ii'"r'''ulry session. of tie state lr.is.
liturc.
Anii r'ffHro lead ~ tnnishi wcs"
confident they would defeat ANY move
directed tuwnrd ultimate ratification
They 'lriurl sIff.rirut votes IN the
l"v ~ house iu end th' iifc uf tho tlt.
Iiiriii'n resolution aud 90 hiN, rW
~ trs g. HuTrr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13
PLAINV|EW BEATS
LOCAL ELKS 7 To 3.
MiTtIiEII IOIDS u,RIIIO 40
liit> I'M SrHikE> u,
o. MN

li.AtNN " AuE it--tHsitti 9. ".
N.'t t,-iis 81 D. HH' Nith smlu 90 10
-tH .Hf fns ~tuir va- 90 ,,,d .I
e mudd, field and was called after M.
eigh'il % niff pr t,oIni ~ dafan.ss
tilmtirw got o. M'rtiil fnf ninr hIt.
wbtr Mitchell hid Amarillo a. thr,4.
.nni stfurk aut twelve men. M,Dari,l
got huiue run in the seventh inning
with two men 'Hi iass- Amarillu's lat
tory WIS M.rriil and klopn,r. while
Ni'sh'.ll tis-,--il a. PAYNE f0r th. eats.
taNf.t umpir',i N. game.
Srtrs ht inninEs
Amlriil" ............ uoi sao 90
rianNl-, ........... Oii eoe ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13
WANT PERMISSION
RECRUIT SUBJECTS
IN THIS COUNTRY
MOVED ~ y; MEi,OIS PI.Ets FOR
iIiti.r. POSSIBLE STtI'S
ARE DISCUSSED
CONFERENCES ARE HELD
OIfirial, AnAlUus ~ Obtain Auihorlza'
ti0n of inrrica ~ Enllsi Poles
~ Thl, Country For War
against k;ds

nY suiaitt rrrst
WILMINGTON, AUG. is.-AlOyed by
t'r rrit airh pleas for aid from tie
Polish :'u, ,ernml lni. tlir war depart.
~ NJ hid Hntler se,i0ts consideration
iuiaI TIN r.l.r III frinrr i.ubormir-
sly. Polish minister. for permission 20
Iu,tlIl war driIa tmcni materials
Iiuin the niird states. Asirr success
4 rHnirrrnrr~ b,tween the Polish
. mister and secretary Colhy, the state
q .arimcni slso iouk ~ the probiem VI
finding mrans Tor rr.l,igorafing the
iist rl,bing strength Ol ii,r Polish
sale. and thr.. ~ ~ flfiiiing the n.
.Ia 'Ts ~ sugl.Ii tO tIr fuics eou'
I. inrd IN the ircrni Ameriraa note 20
. uIiian ambassador.
D,rlirs Are Explained
Polish officials explained t'Hiay that
in addition in the dssir. iur war mn.
t,iiain. tl,N were nnNinus - obtain
u dhnrlzatinn II the nii"d states 10
prnnuie r,cruilng of Poles In Amer.
i,a th the pnlisn prny. II was said
that nut only had many offers of en-.
li.tutrrt 20 u received by the legation
i.niu i'uhah ,itizsuS resident In this
,mntA. hut that many offers had
,unp irum American Veterans OF the
Wurld war. Mhilv q statute fofbids en-.
iitmrnt ul armed expeditions In tbs
nii,d Statcs fui employment against
friendly power. some officials 'ex'
inlin.d thr president had authority 10
s,sp"ud upcf',u II uf the law under his
wartime uuw'ar
/ TN. raising nf recruits BY Poland
, undgr thc IT, d-rship of padercwsli,
/ ,i,rr the | nil-d States entered ths
} We. 1t was recalled. was agreed 10 oy
10. American government. and large
! nlgnl,ra uf i',ieS enlisted o. fight un.
irr tho allies. we're removed from the
{ nitpd States aud trained In Canada
and ahiuid.
Ordered io Post
On dtr that the United States govern
trn, u.aN keep IN more Intimate touch
with developments in l'riand, Hugh
td sun. American minister To Poland,
Wuu huH seen HON" un leave. Will do
part iu nu.ruW ,m his post IN Warsaw.
r Ghf ~ viii l., accompanied by
Warren o. l.ohiinS, acting chief of this
dlyi ."n IT nru eastern affairs. wha
hu. ic u temp rutily a~signrd a chan.
rDllur e 10" lCgltiup.
TIE aiiicial c,auinsLicatior announc
ug tiy Italian governments decision
90 recognize as u d. flcto government
thHt ~H"tiou f.pu svnicl 10y General
WUangl in spdih i,ursin. was ro'
, wed hor- today IN official circles.
W,rlu . f,f"s.is.lowing Il similar step
= s. tno t'nitDl States. Officials declared
.l the u'u u col France was In M
NuN ineuns -,rni with the policy 10.
"a. id 1, svia tdtWttcd ln the Amei,.
,rn no;c tu The italian Ambassador.
q, u. thrt Frances recognition Of
Wang a. gr' nmunt had led to de-
ii'l dit trrri's between Premlers
..u.d G'rx and Millcrand. generally
tUur uiuiua,i ~ olllcial circles here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13
4 MIN'SrpR To roi.,>D
WILL LEAVE tOH PO>t

WASHINGTON. y. Aug g. - ii"rnus'
- the ss.fi ,ii~ situation in Poland. Hugh
giis-n Anirfissn minister o. ihti
salnitX Who has l'e.u hurnr "n lrav''
- ai~snee. will leave imm' 'iisieiN 90
his ppsi. ~ was annnuncci nt the
state department telay.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13
Leaders Are Optimistic
Over Tennessee Outlook
For Suffrage Acceptance

iy Associated Press.
NASHVILLE Aug with Gov.
rruui i.uHeits declaring ratification Of
the federal woman suiifag" amend
m,ui lW the Tennessee Legislature iu.
morrow was certain unless something
uiriruluus urcus" and suffrage lead
- in both huus p representing iuith"r
1cc, duuS tu the ranks uf the suifragr
forces irum the unplcdgcd member
shin. optimism among suffrage leaders
tonight WAS rampant
Even contentious uf SOME uf the anti
raiiucliiunists that the combination 81
Friday. the 18th. would l.. q "huodun'
iu ratification. failed tu cause q ripple
Of apprehension in the suffrage ranks.
Opponcni> satisfied
SuilHrr opponents we're upuni'nNs
.ti.l,l With ih, size uf IN" majority,
.iu.u only three members iWu less
fulr thn required number. drbandv I
% u.n pll
t.rd.r tl,. rules uf procedure the
Ht-IIIt.uu Nu4lIl %, voted un tomorrow
.utt il thr nate AMI after passage.
,HUb su Goo tho hpue, WHERE u Wuuil
.t uu. dit tud,r q suspension ~
ur lYU,s rules. however. the rr~ulu.
I.u mgs 10. PET o. l vote immediately.
ul this YVES the plans ~ suffrage lead.
rs tonight Speaker Todd. uf The sr.t.
tt,. .Iid ittn tui1N that the resolution
.nuil o., .dppi,d o., the rrnniv within
Iu hH"r after that huly convened tn"
~ ututluual maiuriti in the senate
., uiy fH uunrat'un u g.. tn
,r. q, be-. 90 Wrulsrs In the huuS,
o., uui.ll. BE- 90
Membership l. ~
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ATLANTA. Aug O.! The Georgia
legislature ,ud"G iis i'e" s"~Siun cltiy
t"day afi'r au 1ll night rcsiun Va
which efforts O" rush through iiual
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-13
PEACE BY REASON
RATHER THAN WAR
IS URGED BY COX
NOMINEE DELIVERS iDDREsS tT
NiTIONiL RItLE COME.
TITiON MEET
OPENS CAMPAIGN TOUR
Governor T. RuunllN thccrcd is H.
l,rirrs ~ World Peace and trhi
traiion ~ Disputes Instead
~ t'ing Force
o. A,locial,d l'r,ss

o. Associated Pres.
CAMP FERRY. uhip. Ans o. Gn'.
crncr Cox opened bis pmrlsu travel.
here tolnv with an address 90 toe ~.
tiunal Einr competition. urging ,un
iinucl American interest iu rurksmir
him. hut HONORABLE, .r''lrm'ut q" ul.
iipnnl diput-s wiih"lt urs"1 tn war
"P,a,r hv arbitration uf reason
rather than ht t"r,'." WIS tho vision
given hy the democratic ,uudii1to Co.
lu nudi,rrr ~ several hIudr.l soldiers
tiiius and riti1cus.
Omiis IFrgW Reference
Withuut .pr,lfr rrf,rr",, 90 tl
l,aEi' ui nations CH,,rrrr t'N said
lr l,li,,,d universal hur YVES tfr prt
,rutluu uf WII ly amirilil' settlement
4 h'li.,t r,rr1 h"mr boo AW'.isl.' hu
iddcl "iud.lg,H the hur' and huuth's
the prat,r that vr val mover again
engage iu war 90 with huHtI v' rIr
keen out ui b. IIu 49,, NOT D.'rh
isiu" ,f 10 ~ Wr luHh toward 90, Co.,
turr7'
IN, g,utuor received mIuy rounds
q upu'Iusr boz hi- rru1f.a nu wurll
rrIDr trd uIsI when b., q t'Hrrl 'ht'
10, r4',ruwrr' should best ruf'
mis'Iuu won HN Americans uu co.
0i,ld' w Vlr 1ud uDt received .'.fn.
lh.i- di.Hhuc"
l. "Gu,rrnor's Da,"
This WIS .gHtIuUfs tiN Ff COMA
Perry ard thr ru,rru"I pI.."ri'l O.
C1mair charles 2 Ntulr.,Is E..lE,
, ~ conn. silver tas' ibr phlu ga
s''.''. 's q. ph, iu tho 1000, contests
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WEATHER


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,prurr lr she panhaudl, Situdiy
@ 20 rtlN fir warmer in nHih purii"n
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