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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-31
ALL EFFORTS To
BREAK DEADLOCK
ON PEACE PACT
ARE FRU|TLESS
Further Conference Deliber-
atiOnS Are Useless Say
Supporters and Parley Is
Brought to Sudden Halt.
WHOLE MATTER MAY BE
THROWN INTO, SENATE
End Comes When Senator
Lodge ReneWS Refusal to
Compromise on Article X,
Written by Mr.. Taft.

tnY MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wlREl
Washington, Jan. 30,-Efforts 10
break the peace treaty deadlock
by unofficial bipartisan negotia-
ton, ended suddenly in failure to-
day, and democratic senate leaders
began Preparations to bring the
treaty back into the open senate
for consideration.
It was over the long debated ar
ticle ten that the bipartisan move
ment after bringing republicans
and democrats together on many
collateral issues finally met dis
aster, The end came after Senator
Lodge, of Massachusetts, the re-
publican leader, had renewed his
refusal to compromise on that artl-
Gle and had rejected a reservation
on the subject written by former
President Taft and presented to the
bipartisan Cancellation committee
by the democrats.
Walking out of the conference
with the announcement that fur
ther deliberations there were use
less, the democrats quickly drafted
plans to renew the fight in the
open. The acting party leader,
Senator Hitchcock, Of Nebraska,
announced that notice would be
given in the senate tomorrow of
his intention to move on February
\ sa,ss l,iy h ,9>,5t5 SIS .6.t.i@
cation. Opinion was divided as to
whether such a motion would pre-
If it does, Senator Hitchcock eX-
meets to propose, he said. that the
senate adopt those reservations on
which tentative agreement had
been reached in the committee and
then fight out differences oyer the
others. A draft of the committees
work made public by Mr.. Hitch
cock did not correspond with a re-
view of its accomplishments giver
ont by Senator Lodge, however
and a bitter aftermath seemed ir
store should the democratic plan OF
open discussion be carried out.
Tentative agreement, Senator
Hitchcock said, had been reached
bv the committee on the preamble
and twelve of the fourteen pro
posed reservations, the only sub
iects remaining at issue being arti'
Gle ten and the Monroe doctrine
Senator Lodge maintained tina
there were in all six of the fourteen
on which no agreement even of
tentative nature, had been made.
The text of the Taft reservation
as presented by the democrats, il
as follows:
"The United States declines
TO assume any legai or nindinS
obligation TO preserve INC Ter,
ritoriai Integrity or pohtical
independence oi any o.iier
country under the prosisiohs
OF article ten or 10 cihp'os .,'e
military or haVal iorets oi Wy
United STATES uiiuer any ar,'e,o
or the treaty ior any p",ioso,
but the cohsrtes. W,iiou "'n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-31
FARMERS THREATEN TO PRODUCE ONLY
WHAT THEY NEED FOR THEIR OWN USE,
OTHERS CAN LOOK OUT FOR THEMSELVES

Gathered by Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General Indicates That Much Dissatisfaction Exists
Among TIIers of the Soil; Whole 0nuS of High Cost
of Living Rests With the MddIeman, Who Should Be
Compelled to Get Hold of Piece of Land and Become
Producer; Have TO Take What Is Offered Them For
4 Their Products and Pay Exorbitant Prices for the
Goods They Buy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-31
JIMMY WILDE SIGNS
TO MEET MASON IN
TWELVE-R0UN0 BOUT
Inv MORNING. JOURNAL sssei.. LEASED ~'ss,

tpy MORNING. JOURNAL SPECIAL tHAstp W'hs'
Toledo, o. Jan. 30.-Jimmy
Wilde. the Britih chapion,
and frankie Mason, of Fort
Wayne. Indiana, have been
matched for twelve-round bout IN
Toledo the latter part of February
for the flyweight championship of
the world. according to telegram
received late this afternoon from
Ad Thacher, who went to Milwau-
kee several days ago to obtain the
signature of Wilde's manager 10 a
contract. .-,----e-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-31
WEATHER
FORECAST.

Denver, Colo. Jan. 30.--For New
Mexico: Saturday fair; Sunday fair
rorth, unsettled south portion; lit
tie change in temperature.
Arizona; Saturday and Sunday
rarity cloudy and unsettled; cooler
south portion Saturday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-31

Thormahlen Signs Contract.
New York, Jan. 20.--The first
New York American club 1920 con.
tract was signed today BY Pitchss
Thormahlen. ,., ---..,..--- ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02
skinner Didn't Start the strike
Hut He tscd IL.

skinner Didn't Start the strike
Hut He Used IL.
Jay n. SINNERS shoe service shop
o. one Of the finest In Louisville.
Ky. but Us success Is due more Ia
the way in which II handles the bust
ness than to lis more tangible ap-
pelrance ana appointments.
some Of the points on which Skin
nor prides himself in the service he
offers include Longing room for
men waiting for their clothes. which
are cleaned IN . separate depart.
mont there haihrobes. extra trOus.
ers and slippers are loaned free Of
charge There ~ a restroom for wO-
men customers. with telephone ser.
vice and magazines gratis. Two
sho. shining departments. one FOR
each rex. equipped with comfortable
opera chairs. and checkroom Tor
checking patrons parcels free. are
things designed 90 make customers
feel completely az home while await
INK their shoes or clothes. In the
front part at the stur" b. located the
shoe machinery. part of the work
h"inr done in the Windows
During the recent street railway
ltrike skinner came out with a bold
statement. in the same style OF type
a. was used by the railway company
ana lhe rarmrn's union. which cyok.
9 much comment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02
\ SPORTSMAN"

Jack Dempsey heavyweight,
champion Of the world. has been In.
d.cted hy Federal grand jury ou
.hars' ~ obstruciing the draft. ur
ll'rg worn that his father.
u' i"r widowed sister and her
h.'Iif'n we're dependent upon HIM
.o, lhrir support
This ID The man who o. AZ the head
% Nna' b. known az . manly
sport llo b. man who should b.
d favor NJ clean sport. He Is O
msn who should have courage. The
world champion ought 20 BE- o
MODEL in the matter of fair play.
Bat 80" Dempsey brand of fair
play seema 10 be- to let the other
fellow take the danger and do th,
fighting let the other fellow save
the country while | stay at hon,
IN safety and comfort. ~ the other
iellow hay" the dangers and hard.
hlp' and defend mo from the peril
hat evist7:--I will remain at home
nd 10" the leech. suck the ~,
blood Of my fellows. that may con.
,inue 10 eyist and grow tat"
n "a" charges against Demrry are
'rof'n 10 be- true. NAV he ret the
limit of Tho law ana MAJ n real mari
ten into his ahoea o. the champion
l"ary.ue'ghi of the world
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02
itBiIC NOTICE
IN lbs0luie DENIAL

.H.r.. co. the fact that | have
juNt urrAcd ,he Shoe Service Shop AZ
$50 West Jefferson street. Tor the
r'pdirng al noes. and further b,-
cause | have on several different oc-
rasions m the public press advocated
more walking" on tho part OF the
pubic. have been wronFfnlly aud
malici0usiy accused OF being respon-
siblc Tor the present strike of street
car moiormen and conductors.
u N fnmOr'd that caused the
strike 10 that the entire population
OF the city would be forced 10 walk
thereby Wearing out their shoes 80 |
could repair them
This absolutely deny am In
no Hay responsible for this strike
I wsg not consulted before Il took
nllc" bY either the workmen con
cerned ur officials of the street rail.
WAY company.
admit that ! have publicly oy.
pressed my preference Tor walking
tou the part Of Othersl. but when I
did 30 ! supposed II would be- under
stood that Il wa To be In mOdera
lion aud not prolonged hike.
Of conrse. while the strike lasts.
watkins viii continue Ia be- dis.
agreeable necessity on the part OF
most Of ~. Shoes are bound TO wear
oni. ana viii appreciate Il II you
vii bring them To the Shoe Service
shop for repairs.
A. to my causing this strike. all
he union officials or street railway
officials will hear me out in this
tatem,nl.
Yours for loss walking.
JAY u. SKINNER.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02
The School Situation
By VI. ". Duncan

disaster To the schools.
About twO-thirdg Of our teachers
have said that they would remain
Ia the schools and teach for 4 (.
wesks for a ihirty-ihree and one.
third per cont increase IN ihei"
present annual salaries and II Is be-
lioyed that nearly all Of them woull
remain for forty per cent increas o..
\. not more than three-fourths oi
our present teaching force would b.
needed under the Is Weeks Plan.
Ne could easily maintain our stand
ards under such plan and perhaps
false them much above shat thcy
now are Under the present shot
age Of teachers. the school that paws
be- price will get the beet teachers.
ard II We do not prepare 10 pay
much better falaries than wo are
uow paying. We can not pet even
mod teacher. hut shall be- com
PEELED 10 take just any We can ret
TIE refuse ~ other s"hou'H. II is
believed. however. that with ihr
sllaries We could pay under The o.
Weeks Plan. We could rri The boz
IN the country
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02
THE SCHOOL QUESTION

Tho Teaeh Question. The NOS;
eriOns question nov confronting
he schools H. the teacher question.
reports of the National Educational
association snow tina, last year more
than One-fifth o fthe teachers Of
D." country left the schools aud II
estimated that fully one-half al
hos. left viii leay. at the end of
bis year II their salaries or. not
raEcd Gar above what now seems
pnssibie. 4 the salaries of our oar
TEACHER are not "a cd at least -
per cent. 0n months basis. -
per cent. Of the host Of them vii.
lsdyc ug ~ tho end of The present
year. and u Is extremely doubtful
whether % per cent incrral'
e0uld hold them. II thes" teacher o
leave The schools. their place viii
have 20 be filled with YOUNG. un.
trained and inexperienced teachers
t"Sen u We can get enough ~ this
hind 10 fill an the placesl' and n
is easy n see that this would mega
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02

/ appointed for tiresome and ex.
pensiye junket over the Western
part OF the State TO select the town
which shall have TIE proposed
school. West Texas towns will have
an opportunity 10 present their
elaine 10 the Legislature and there Is
no reason why the legislature should
pass the buck" to a commission.
The members OF the Legislature are
fully able TO determine what city In
this part OF the state is Justly en-
titled to the Institution.
Amarillo was strong contender
for the institution before nut
Amarillo and Amarilloans were
thoroughly disguised with the way
Ia which the matter was handled.
We are. therefore. perfectly willing
10 accept settlement Of this qucs.
ton a. part Of the bill creating tho
school feeling that whether Abilene
or plalnyiow. Amarillo or Canyon ar
any other city In West Texas b.
chosen Il will be Of real benefit to
the people ~ Amarillo and the
North Plains region and that almost
any settlement will be- better than
10 have West Texas cities again ir
: scramble for the school,
scramble which caused hard feeling
and disgust before and would b. All
N" NOR" likely to prove q hitter con
tosi this time
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02
RETAILERS QUESTION WOMEN
ABOUT SERVICE.

To determine whether tho service
accorded by local stores h. al that II
should be-, the Little Falls. y. V.
Chombor 81 Commerce Is conducting
unique questionable mail cam
na ign. Local housewives are receiy-
ing set OF questions. which include:
DO YOU get courteous and salts
factory treatment IN Little Falls"
Do tho clerks serve You promptly
ard satisfactorily?
Are the goods IN Tho stores a.
complete. un-tn-daic and good a.
lhev should he?"
TO The merchants secure for Won
promptly anything Won may desire?''
The idea Of this service h 10
ndeayor 30 improy" the stores and
have them capable NJ rendering
h"itcr service ~ the people of the
city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02
Did the Shoe Men Sing Hover al
~ Nv SOLE:

Groups Ut iraicspeoplc who a..
,"ndod q revival meeting hring held
in Pratt, Kama. ~ % .pccial huNno 1.
mems meeting. we're invited a.
choose their own hymns each rroup
standing and ginrinr its choice.
Tho grocors started off with
ll"lp Somebody To-day Then
followed.
Think on Thy Way" ly the auto.
mobile men.
"Sweeter and noarer" by the
restaurant. hotel and bakery folks.
Yield Not ~ Temptation. hy the
lawyers.
Wash Nc whittier Than the
snow" by tho laundry men and dry
cleaners
The Great Physician" hy the
doctors.
Docs Il Pay" by the bankers.
"Tha Home Over There hy the
real ostat" dealers.
And the services closed with 81
Love tn Tell the story" hy the ncws.
pan'r men present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02
A WEST TEXAS 4. AND ".

Editor Lee saiierwhi,r. 81 the
Panhandle Herald. started It, but
since then. West TEXAS newspapers
have discussed the matter pro and
ron. MS this West Texas Agri-
cultural and Mechanical College
proposition. which Is bnbbling up
sesin.
Mr. saiterwhite. who II strongly
IN favor OF the establishment Of snch
an Institution. Is also strongly Ia
favor. OF having the legislature. H.
s<lf. select the site az the same time
that the bill creating the school Is
carried. We are In full accord.
There y NJ reasoYnnder the shin
'as san why a eOm1tInI0n should be
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02
GIVING AID AND COMFORT.

That Joe Bailey. seeking self-ag
grandizement. Is malici0usly firms
upon the Democratic flag from one
eide. while the Republicans have
trained their guns upon the same
stainless emblem from the other. g.
a charge made BY Senator Morris
sheppard OF Texas. In an Interview
given to Texas newspaper cor.
respondents at washlnFon.
All that the Democrats parry has
accomplished. under the guidance OF
President Wilson. during the last
seven years. all those coa.iructiv,
policies which have hoan carried out
by Il. and the splendid manner IN
which Il has taken the roaitry
through the greatest crisis "a ne
natiou's history. were set at nanghf
BY Bailey In his recent csinesville
speech when he entered tho race for
00sfuor OF Texas.
dieartless politicians. seeking iira
10 attain their own selfish ends. have
In times past disregarded tho best
interest OF the people Of Texas and
OF the entire nation. playing upon
the prejrdlces Of tho voters with
half-facis for arguments. and en-.
deavofins 10 reach the goal they had
set for themselves regardless ~ the
good OF people or party,
Texans. a. a whole. are not "ur
IN arms" over the accomplishment
OF the Wilson administration. They
are not firing upon the Democrats
party for It's failure TO relieve the
country Of offices and taxation
burdens imposed during the war.
For one thing. they know Re.
publican house has the power in ns
own hands now. aud they knew the
accomplishments Of Democratic
President with q Democratic Con-
gress were marvellous Mos, OF the
failures attributed 10 tho ad-
nlnistration In recent years are
direciy due TO the failure of Re-
publican house TO work ~ harmony
with the executive.
Senator Sheppard. IN cor Guiding
his interview. says:
II have heretofore disregarded
Mr. Bailey references 20 myself. be-
cause ] am indifferen, 10 his per.
sonAi opinion and because the people
OF Texas are not Interested in any
personal controversy between him
and me. hut when he calls on
Democratic Texas TO repudiaie the
Democracy OF the nation. II Is time
for all who have 'hc coed II tho
country and The parry at heart TO
speak out.
He will have bis hands more
than full in contending with the
splendid and able Democrats who
are opposing him for the euber-
Material nomination and who.
though strong ard BIZ. 10 no, claim
10 be stronger or hirger than their
party"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02
PILOT HINES. INJURED
IN A|RPLANE ACCIDENT
RAPIDLY RECOVERING

tWu planes OF tho Panhandle Ae.
'iul Server Transportation Com.
iahy returned home late Sunday at
lerH"on. following a three days Wis.
% 10 towns South OF Amarillo where
'ney carried up a large number Of
pa s"ngers. Pilots Hitler and Bey-
'riey manipulated the sticks.
willie Manager Whipple. accom-
panied BY Lloyd Hivins. made the
trip.
The planes Friday were az Happy.
spending saturday nj Plainyiew and
sunday At Tulia
Pilot Hines. at Plainylew. wa
visited by the party. lie Is rapidly
mending ana Is expected 10 be hack
"a Amarillo within a short time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02

anything particularly new. but ~
an AID To augmented holiday sales
ils "a accomplished fact
81 least. that's the firm conviction
OF the William II. lioskins Co. ui
Philadelphia. after trying out the
idea for Hevera sea ons The theory
that people eat more while listening
to the strains 0f pleasant music has
been proved by restaurant owners.
That II also applies 10 shopping.
g p"cillly during the festive periods.
has equally been demonstrated II
pats people IN q receptive frame OF
NINA takes the dun commercial
edge of transactions and helps Ca
allssill" the ordeal uf shopping.
Alcrlly mindful Of all this. Hos.
kins each year about the first week
~ December begins to mail thous-
ands of invitations 10 a selected list
OF w0mcs customer both in the city
and suburbs. Coupled with daily
newspaper advertisements announc-
ms saturday afternoon musicales
from 10 . o'clock. this never fails
to attract hundreds Of shopper To
10" store ~ do their buying az lcis-
nrc ana be- entertained 90 The same
time.
Set results have been o doubling
ni bushes, an Christina cards. fine
engraving and gifts uf every drscrip-
i.on MI morchaudi., is at the
higher rrade and the sales repre-
M substantial amount IN virtually
every instance Even floor lamps at
Sid are frequently sold during the
afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02
4 NEW SYSTEM.

RrnrT,s compiled At Washington
iahicaie that food prices IN six
European nations have advanced
r.ort rapidly than In the United
STATE.
What we would like to know Is.
wEfther there are six oths- com.
'r'os IN world In which people eau
re without eating?
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02
"A>D THERE WAS LEwELI.iNo'

Speaking Of light.EBrownvooi
Daily Bulletin. II flashed here
esierday, and illuminated the sur.
face Of the earth as well as the
heavens. Cicero Lewelling fitted
through the city on his rail flight
from Amarillo 10 Dallas. Fort
Worth Record.
And there was darkness upon the
face OF the deep" indeed. indeed
considering how small q flash" h.
termed light
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02
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. CORRECTING AN Ne
IMPROPER INFERENCE 4


20 the News
N,uui December leih Ia. ~
article appeared m ynGr columns
over my name in which reference
was made 10 the street ear litigi-
lion and Judge Jack Il har JUS
come 10 nv knowledge thnt this
grliClc has been construed as impui
inr corrupt crnduct TO Judge jack
and as geeking to expose him 10 ne
lcule There wns no such purpose
ur intent In that publication II IA
% matter Of surprise ard regret that
any such Inference should b. drawn
from 10 or indeed that any reference
20 80 was madi To Judge Jack 81 70
ih, Cour,s Whllo tho language
used loo that reference N no, suscep-
tibln in my opinion. OF any such
interpretation. II wa unguarded and
ill.con .iderod and b. withdrawn.
Thor" was no intention 10 reflect ON
iudgr Jack In any manner and he
NIs so advised some two months
go While ! hay, the opinion that
ihr decision in that case was quite
ur,n"ous no such thought as that
u WAS cnuuptly rendered or thnt
any of our courts are lacking In In
'rgfitv was entertained irr q mo-
mcut Napoleon's hosraphers tel
us that hc siid that u islaho W. 4
% crime mt ,E' world goes fur-
ward largely by making mistakes
and correcting hem md | prefcr Ia
h"liev" that ln 'rrOr MAY be- com
milt"d consistently with the utmost
LnierIIiy. W. H. EIMnROlGll
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02
Hardy Moves East

sam Hardy. coast tennis star. has
'aken W his residence In New York
For three years he and Chuck Gar.
land nave held the clay court dou.
bles championship
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02
EiEBUSINESS
&C COLUMN B..
EoiTrn GY MANSFIELD T, HOUSE e-A4.)

lin this column which appears appear
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02

ATTENTION MODERN WOODMEN.
Al members az" hereby requested
To 10 present Ji large Glars adoption
Wednesday night. March Srd.
Al mcr hers desiring lickcts To
banquet lu b" given March 9Th. will
secure sam" at this meeting. BE- here
"Wednesday night, something worth
Hh.!" viii happen.
T.. n COFFEE. clerk.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02
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An Accidental Al

Somebody hoisted a brick through
one Of this display windows OF the
". W Carter Co. Indianapolis. the
other dav and made OFF with some
'hoice samples, The company plac.
I'd This 7ign in the hole in the glass
Cur shirts please window Fmas h.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-02

Music Has Charms Ia Sooti,c the
Savage shopper.
Musical shopping may not b"
, 1920-11-29
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