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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-20
Socialists Will Rule
If Government Fights
Workers, Hillquit Says
u, A..Gel-,~i,, ,e-.

u, Assarlr's-l ,te~-
ALBANY. n Y. Fcb 90 MuuiH
ilillqnii. Socialist header. today pr
dicied that control Of the lnitri
States government vould pass pcarc
fully into the hands Of The Socialiu
party when II affected the workins
class. lie issned warning that ~
IL not impossible the people viii b.
u not impossible that people viii b.
Teal action with a little shooting
" the proiiteering class rcyolis af
ter the majority Of the peopl" are
ready 10 introduce "substantial re-
forms by legal constitutional
methods
Tesiifying before the assembly
Judiciary committee AZ the 'invesii'
cation of the five suspended Socitl-
isi assembly zen. nr. llillauit de-
MED the socialist party intended Ia
promote its program by other than
Legislative action. parliamentary ac-
lion. aud In u peaceful WAY"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-20
Arkansas Governor
Attacks Profiteers

" NH"NANN ff'ae
ST. LOrls. Feb. i9Radicallcm
and profitcering were denounced
by Governor charles n Brough Ji
Arkansas. in an address here to-
night. lie spoke before the ~
Louis Retail credit Mems Associa-
lion
Il am strongly against any form
Of rdGicalism" asserted the Cover
nor. "and believe that every alioa
radical should be- dcporicd. And iusi
as vigorously am ! opposed io pro
fiieers
Il believe there should b" a sorl
Of co-pariuership between capital
and labor. ana that labor should b.
given fair living wage with san
t,ry working conditions Profiteers
should be- curhcd by all means hul
I favor q tair return on capital NJ
vested
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-20
ORGANIZED LABOR S0LIDLY ATTACKS new RAILWAY Bill
2 Million Employees
May Claim Overtime
If Suit Filed Wins

by Associated Pr~rs.
JERSEY CITY. Feb. 10. Two mil.
lion employees OF the United States
railroad administration would ne en-
titled 10 overtime averaging Sl00
each " q suit against DiroOur Gca"r-
.al Hines begun here TODAY is sue.
cc c!ul. according 70 I. T.. ,ioldcn-
horn. counsel fer the plaintiff. 20
icph T.. PieluchOwski claims over in'.
amounting To S39i for the period
between January ! and September ! &.
1918. during which he worked
twelve hours q day under the ox.
igencies Of war u is cou'ondod
that hc should have received time
aud half for the Tine over eight
hours under the Adamsun a.t.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-20

10 '.s1riaild Pre-.
NEW YORK. r.h ~ The opcniu.
gun of the republican national cam
paign was fired here tonight in q
KEYNOTE speech hs E.hu Root ~ tho
unofficial republican state conycn-
iion 10 which hr outlined ile plat
form upon which b' believed the
republican. should 20 tu ihe polls
neat November 49, Root brought
the assembled delegates 90 thei-
feet cheering time aud aeain IN hif
donunciaiions of the democratic ad-
ministraiion aud especially In his
references 10 wiui he termed tn
auiocraiic conduct oi President VIII
snn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-20
Root Fires Opening Gun of Republican
Camp 1ign in Ne,v York Speech; Delegates
Cheer w hen A Administration Den uncc d

pc1cr trrat, with some amrn'uicnt
rrfurm ~ thu O. gu' OF rIi.f. t't..
nant y, . cuncrrs. of rfiin'- Hi ih'
call uf q 'rri ubli.an r't-uru' r
mrdliafrh sftcr Wrch iih tpl'
limitation of ihr r'gh' tn -ir.k t.'.
aiion rc,isions rnf uaiyu, ,ri mi'-
iar, trairing.
luiieh S,rics Ssrn'"rs ianr- ".
Mads. worth H.. ard William Gridrr,
Colonel wiilisn ii'irr Th"mr.un NJ
Nunkrrs. a~d Mcdaniel =. Ni'lrr oi
s,trcusr wee iDrtr' o. tn mr'
30 h. recommended tn the aair con.
ycnfion fonsrro" a. ds'"rs'sss-nt-
large 90 ihs ici i'lican r,;iioua' con-
,cnticn IN june.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-20
TAFT TRGEs EARN
TREtTl ACCEPTANCE

w Associated Prcss.
OKLAHOMA cry. Fb 70 Elrly
acceptance 0i DE-" peace treaty 't q
means ot bringing about political and
economic balance to Sie world was
advocated by Wnlnm ". TAFT In IN
address boiorc'ho Oklahoma 'UIra-
lion committee. hrr- today
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-20
Nrw NENICG HOisE
RAtItiFS ffHAGi' ACT

Y" '""I|T TT|T ~
SANTA ~. FrN 90 The house
ct the NV MrAiru l"si. laiurr t.ii-
tied tho Ted d.ui woman suffrage
amendment hy ,ui, ui aG tn 10
TODAY The senate pas "a it yo-tr,-
day : 60 NrW N,Aicu b. The thirtv
second state tu rIUIN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-20
Payne io File Appeal
stevens Testifies

simultaneously. Vice chairman
stevens Oi the board IN disagree
ncni With his colleagues as to the
sisdom of the sale. continued his
testimony before the senate coin
merce committee. still another diff
Terence OF opinion connected with
these ships was developed at the
hearing. John u. York. marine en-
ginrer. of Chicago. contcnding that
the i.eyiathin. largest of the fleet,
could be- re-conditioned for passen
ger service only In the yard where
she was bull, IN Germany. while u.
l.. Hague, engineer for the hoard.
said the work could be- done In
American yards.
Chairman Jones Of the COMMITTEES
announced that the question OF for
mulatlGg recommendation for the
senate on this question and also
framing OF legislation that might be
deemed necessary would be- taken
up tomorrow in executive session.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-20
BIC PRAIRIE FIRE
SWEEPS ARGENTINA
~ SIXTY MILES wIDE--DtMlGI.
ESTIMATED At ONE VII
LION DOLLARS.

Nv Associated rurs
BuENOS AIRES. Feb. IA
great prairie fire. sixty miles wiue
has swept through the territory Of
la ralmpa. IN the central par, of
the republic.
Fifteen thousand sheep and much
other livestock are reported to have
perished. while the material damage
IL estimated az sl.0O0. .OOO.
The fire Is said To have been thc
biggest ever known In ArFniina.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-20
WILDE SCORES K, 0.
OVER mickey RUSSELL

ny Associate prras.
JERSEY CITY y. V. Feb 10 -
Jimmy wilde of England. British fly
weight boxing champion. scored a
knockout over Mickey Russell. To-
al bantam weight. when the lntters
manager acknowledged h.s fighters
lefeat by the throwing of q towel
into IN, ring in the seventh round.
The match was fnr eight rounds
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-20
N,ir Va, ilc rnhN. ned

LONDON Feb t9.-lt b. con8id-
cred more liscly tonight that tn
supreme council viii agree 10 the
publication oi President Wilson 3
Adristlc note aud the allied rcul,
althourh whether here or 1i Wash
iurion has NOT yr' hHon decided.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-20
Mnmrn nclrralr Notri nnMn


The much talked o' possib 'liy of %
vigorous fight hy the women dele
gates 10 have O. member of their sex
included In IN. big four who VIII
represent New York iu the national
convention .u Chicago did not ma
teriaiite and the women we're an-
uarently satisfied with the appoint
mont ~ ono 81 THEFT. number. Mr.
Arthur T.. l.iyermore ~ Nunkers. as
ono uf the alternate Gr'usates-ui-
large.
Principal Proposals
The pr'nrips' 'ropss-ls put fo--
wa.d y, W. Root wrrr;
Decentralization of the ur-'si'icn''s
cNecuti,c power: ratifia'ti"n of the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-20
WILSON PREPARES
ANSWER To NOTE
Of ALLIED NATIONS
COMMUNICATION SENT To TnE
STATE DEPARTMENT FOR
QUICK TIiANSMiTTtI.
FIRST POSITION UNCHANGED
He.iffirms stand of American Gov.
ernmcni With Drgicc oi Finally
Entente Note Covered ~
UtaiI

ny Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Feb prcsi-
dent Wilson today prepared and scni
IN the state department . reply tu
the entente premicrs' note on the
Adrintic question Ne Is understood
10 have re.instatcd the position ~
the American government with u de-.
grcc of finally.
Although the president prepared
his communication in less than two
hours II probably viii not he pat 0n
the cables before tomorrow might Oi
Saturday.
An impression first out was thai
II might be- transmitted tonight.
lh'ii Sent to- Polk
The original DRAFT as prepared h
Mr. Wilson was sent to Acting See
retary Polk for his p,rsonal stud,
M he was the head Of the Americas
igission when the Adriatic settle
ment 0e December . was reached ai
Paris with the consent ana approval
NJ the president aud Is therefor,
thoroughly familiar with al the pre-
iiminaty negotiations
WIN Return for Approval
After tlf. Polk has examined the
document aud II has been put ~ ih,
Usual diplomatic form. u probably
VIII be- returned to the White llous,
for final approval before II IS des
patched 10 Ambassador Davis Al
London for presentation to ~.
premlrrs
The president n understood T.
have adhered to the position taken
In his note Of February 10. IN which
he Informed the allies that II they
were To proceed "a u settlement ui
the Adr'a,lc question wiihuu the pro-
elamaion OF the American govern
ment the situation might be- created
whereby the United States nigh
have 10 consider whether II could be
come n party 10 the treaty Of Yer
saillcs and the Franco. American
pact. Will" cOnclliatory the prem
iers' reply 10 his original note wa.
argumentaiive.
Mr.. Wilson In his answer IL un
dersiood 10 have bet this argnmen
point by point ana IN believed "a hay,
again called attention TO the prin
ciple Of self-determinaiion and nj.
other declarations which were ar
cepted as the basis for peace.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-20
J,.sj T.r,e., o,e, 90 Nation

LONDON. Feb. ia.---The share
holders ~ the Grand Trunk system
today agreed 10 turn over the sys-
ten. both In Canada and the United
States 90 the Canadian government.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-20
Four Armed Bandits
Raid Union Meeting
and Steal $4,000


CHICAGO. Feb. la.--Four armed
bandits tonight broke up the cxccu.
tive meeting of local number 233
of the International Moulders'
Union. and riiled money drawer
which contained $1,000 Of the local'a
FUNDS. Twelve members OF the
uion attending the meeting were
lined mp against the wall. and coy.
cred by the guns IN the hands Of
three Of the robbers. while the
fourth got the money.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-20
ROOMS PROMISED
To ALL VISITORS
HERE NEXT WEEK
HUNDREDS or AMARILLO HOMES
VIII. BE OPENED TO
DELEGATES

Assurances were given yesterday
that all visitors In Amarillo during
the Buyers and sellers OF Lives,ock
Association. February -, - and 20.
would BE- able 10 find rooms. Com
mittccs working under the auspices
OF the association and the Board o.
City Development have secured sey-
eral hundred rooms IN private homes
In Amarillo.
In addition arrangements have
been made With all hotels and room
ing houses whereby they viii he able
TO take care OF extra guests. II war
announced that IL will not be- nccos-
sary for any visitors 10 have diff
Guilty In securing roomiug accommo-
iaiions aud have Ia remain up al
night or 81. In chairs In hotel lob
hies.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-20

AMERICAN HELD
~ MEXICO. FREED


. Los ANGELES. Feb. Ia
|: William Welsh Adams. Ameri-
= can mine superintendent r.
D ported kidnapped in Zaoatccls.
. Mexico. February 10. has been
: released. according 10 messages
/. which his wife said tonight said
= she received from the American
. Metals company IN New York
b and Mexico and the American
. consul at Monterey. Mexico
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-20
Inquiries lbout Rooms


The buyers and SELLERS of Live
stock Association felt that Il wa
necessary To make q statement u
regard the rooming situation he
cause OF many inquiries which have
been received recently from persons
all over the Panhandle and other
sections of the country IN letter
received by m" Association. the writ
ers declared they were anxious to q ai.
tcud hut wish IN Dee assured us -
hcthcr they would hc able tn find
places to sleep
The proefam committee spent
nearly the entire day YESTERDAY iu
revising ihr program aud getting %
ready lor the printors The pr"-
gram has been arranged boz detail aud
o. as nearly correct as can possibly
be- ~ thI ilnie. The printers expect
"a have the program ready Cor dle
irihriion TODAY
Through the courtesy Of the Mont
fom"r, Brokerage Company thdr
large stock exchange room south ~
The lobby ~ the Amarillo Hotel viii
Ne used throughout the convention
Tor ladiea' rr room.
tut of Town Gifts
Out-of-tOWn donors to tho rn' .r-
iainment fund so FAR are swift Hrd
Company. plair aud Hughes. Gbif
Refining Company and Linz Hrothorf
OF Dallas. Al of these concerns
have made liberal donations
II was announced YESTERDAY hy the
secretary OF the Roard of city pe-
velopmcnt that additional volunteer
committeeman for the purpose of
soliciting among the business men
tor the entertainment fund are need
ed. Those committeeman now en-
gaged IN this phase of the WORK
1re meeting with good success hu'
sfc Handicapped hy tack ~ assisi-
ancc. n will also b. appreciated n
those business men Who have noi
vet J,cn solicited will mail theii
checks for the entertainment fund
according to the secretary Of thf
Board
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-20
Rivals Have Advantage

when our rivals have an almost,
overwhelming trade advantage ga
exchange rates this bill proposes o.
handicap American manufacturers
by practically Withdrawing the help.
ing hand Of the government. Almost
on the day when our merchant ma
rine becomes a fact. II is virtually
announced that foreign trade is not
Orth supporting"
Funds for the promotion Of far
e. 70 irade are cut In half. he addict,
stating that this means "a great
slackening Of effort" In a district
where Japan. Germany and Eng
land are redoubllng their efforts.
THE grea tmarkets OF the east viii
return a thousand fold every dollar
this government spends there" he
said.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-20
CONGRESS URGED
To KILL ARTICLE
IN ITS ENTIRETY
MEMORIAL DRAFTED by HEADS
Of ROAD UNIONS II ADDRESS
ED TO CONGRESS-.
Destructive TO LIBERTIES
"I'cndinR mn Depriyes Otizsns
Employed Upon Railways Of the
inviolate Right 10 Enjoy
Gains" Document Says.

y NAHNfiHfl lNfNHs
WASHINGTON. Feb. H.
Organized railroad workers
and union labor In general.
holding the re-drnfted rsilroad
organization bill 10 be destruc-
tive ~ the employees constitn.
tlonnl privileges and liberties,
tonight called ON congress %
defeat the measure In its en-
tlrcty. 2
Representatives cf tho fif.
teen railroad unions at the Gloss
uf En nll day conference. at.
tended by President Gompcrs
and Secretary Morrison Of tho
American Federation Of Labor,
made public memorial 10 con-
pIcss embodying this declars-
lion:
Reasons Set Forth
"Thc pending bill deprivcs eff.
'ons employed upon railways Of tho
lnviolatc right 20 enjoy gains ol
heir own industry. Tho returns "a
rapitai nrc fixed upon an arbitrary
iisis, the rate which the public must
oar and wages which labor must ~
ccivc. This sct makes the publis
and labor subservicnt 20 capital.
Tor lhcse reasons herein Get forth
aud mapy others, we reucst and ~
-pn,lfuily urgc that the bill bc de-
icatri In It's entirety"
Begin Fight In Congren
ilning the all DAY conference ~
tmfa'ion was given out that It,
i,rs 0f protest against tho WnGo ~
si,irns Of the bill would be seGlt q
President Wilson and D'rcctos Gen
,rai Hines. Later II was decided d
'nnke t''e fl'st fight IN congress. and
iniimaiions were given that n T.
feaicd there. the workers then woul<
carry the battle ca the White Hous<
hoping that the president might
veto tho legislation.
Articles OF sicmorial
The memorial. addressed 10 ths
leople OF the United states an well
IS TO the two houses OF congress-
declares that the bill Is enunciatiua
principle for basing the financial
's'urn OF investors. supports. the
principles of American government
fhis provision. the memorial holds
would constitute an abandonment ol
government for the common good
the establishment OF government fol
private interest. special privficgs
and class benefits
Provisions OF the measure for ar
bitration OF disputes are attacked
because OF the manner In which ths
special arbitration boards would b.
constituted and because OF the wa,
Ia which they would operate. Tia
arbitration boards. including IN,
permanent federal board OF mint
members. might be- 80 composed. the
memorial declares. as 10 eliminate
labor from representation. Proce
dure OF these boards the memorial
states. would destroy all discipline
and faad Ia chana ["
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-20
SALE Of GERMAN
SHIPS IS HALTED
BYFEDERAL ORDER
INJUNCTION Is GRANTED on NJ.
riICATiuN FILED By VIII
LIAM RANDOLPH HEARST
sy Assoc a,od ir,s-

~ Assor'a'cd rr-s-.
WASHINGTON. Feb. l0.-Pros-
poets Of legal battle 10 complicate
the controversy over shipping board
ocffuds lo dispose of thirty former
German passenger liners loomed
large today when Associate Justice
Bailey ~ the district supreme court
granted an injunction against the
sale un tax payer application filed
oy William Randolph Hearst.
Payne io File Appeal
John Barton Payne. chairman of
The board announced that he would
recommend appeal proceedings aud
IIsO an effort To require Mr. Hearst
10 furnish bond against loss II the
ships laid idle He indicated that
the government would fight to the
finish fer it, legal right TO proceed
with the sale
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-20
Efforts OF Rill

The effort OF the hill. he asserted,
is the abolition OF the apartments
commercial attaches and the reduc-
tion IN the number OF foreign trade
COMMISSIONS.
AS a result OF the cut In appro
priations." he stated. the district
offices must he abolished In New
York. Chicago. Boston. -. Louis
New Orleans. san Francisco. Seattle
Baltimore. Philadelphia. Pittsburgh
Cincinnati. Dayton. Los Angeles and
Portland. oregon"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-20
Sum Cut in Half

'This is the most serious blow
over aimed from within our foreign
trade" the secretary said. The sum
allowed IL only one half OF the APP
propriatiOn now used.
Al the very time when European
and japanese governments are striy-
ing 10 perfect their trade-promoting
machinery through enormously In
creased appropriations this bill pre-
poses TO scrap the American ma
chine. the most effective and smooth
est running that any lngHrnnirut haa
nYer Lnen able 10 anRnmhln.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-20
DECLARES HOUSE
BILL ENDANGERS
FOREIGN TRADE
SLtSiIiNG Or APPROPRIATIONS
~ SERIOus BLOW, ALEX.
AsDER SAYS.

iy Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Feb. i9.-Ameri.
can trade with the world is endan-
gered BY the action OF the appro-
prll,lons committee In cutting for
eign trade estimates OF the depart
meni q commerce from fi.65S 900
to $4,000. Secretary Alexander
declared today In formal state
ment
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-08
Mr. AND MRS BARNARD
WILL SPEND SUMMER IN
CITIES OF THE NORTH

Mr. and Mrs George d. Barnard
who have made Ardmore their homs
more than three years, left few
days ago to spend the summer
north They will return here in the
fall when Mr.. Barnard will resume
his duties with the ST. Agnes Acad.
emy ~ teacher of music, and in
structor Of the academy oand.
Upon leaving here Mr.. and Mrs
BARNARD visited r. o. Cavanaugh at
Wichita. Kansas. Mr.. Cavanaugh il
an old friend and bandmaster of Mr..
Barnard. From there they went to
Kansas City for a day, thence t.
their former home !n Cincinnati
where they expect to remain several
weeks.
They will then go to Mr.. Barnard s
birthplace, on farm five miles out
Of Jackson, Michigan, for a brief
visit thence to Detroit, then lake
trip to Cleveland and Putin Bay
They also expect to visit in Chicago
and Waukeska, Wis, returning tc
Ardmore the latter part of August
George ID. Barnard is one of the
best known bandmasters in the Unit
ed States, he has directed some OF the
leading musical organizations in the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-08
HOW TO bEAUT|FY
YOUR COMPLEXION
By VIOLA DANA

That sensational actress, Viola Dana,
who Is recognized as an authority on
beauty topics says: THE BEST ana
quickest method Of obtaining a beau
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thoroughly cleanse the face night and
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beautifiers and face powders. There
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freckles, tan, coarse pores, wrinkles,
and many other facial blemishcs. II
is guaranteed absolutely harmless and
sold at toilet counters everywhere with
the understanding that IL you don't
like 1t they will give you back your
money. Be sure to read the large ar.
ticle in this paper 1t gives world
OF valuable information on the care
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and woman should know about. In
the meantime get Derwillo and try 1;
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-08

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country and us a composer and ar
ranger ne stands without peer and
tue work OF his pen Is included in
the programs " all the big bands
II the country.
Self educated. q natural musician.
he received his inspiration from the
hills ot a Michigan farm ana after
he forced attention to himself" By the
merit Of his works was employed by
such music publishers as the John
Church Company. Oliver Distcn Com
pany, Lyon and Healy, and many 9th
ers where he wls editor Of all manu-.
script placed with the various houses
for publication.
Mr.. Barnard has been arranging n
program Of music that will Re used
by one OF the largest bands next
season on its annual tour and is
busy all the time composing and ar.
ranging on his own account. Incl
dcntally IL might be said that his
royalties are not the least interesting
Of his earthly existence.
MIR. barnard came to the south
solely for his wife's health, for sew
eral years she has been in i'll health
and the climate so agrees with her.
in this section, that they have de-
cided to make Ardmore their perma.
nent home.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-08
MI SSOUHI GIRL GETS
TEN YEARS FOR OEAT 7 \.
.OF HER STEP-FA 7 NE R.

st. Louis, Mo-, June S.-Selection
Of jury was begun in circuit court
here today for the trial Of Mrs Lii
liam Woodlock, 50 years old, charged
With first degree murder in connec-
ton with the Geath Of her husband,
Joseph +. Woodlock, G. plumber, who
was shot 10 death in their home here.
April 4. 1919, hy Ursula Broderick 16,
daughter Of the defendant By for
rner marriage.
Mrs. Woodocl is also under indict.
ment for first degree murder for
the death o. her first husband, Thorn
as r. Eroderick, a plumber. whom
Ursula shot to death here October
6, 1s1e.
The girl was recently convicted
Of second degree murder for killing
Woodlock whom she testified abe
shot to protect her honor. She was
sentenced 20 10 years in the peni.
tentiary, but is at liberty under bond
pending an appeal.
At the time OF the Broderick shoot.
ing, the girl, then IL years old was
exonerated by coroner's jury IN
her statement that she shot in de-
fense of her mother, whom she said
| Frederick was beating.