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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-13

VINO is soon 70 move TO Boston. and
Miss Alice Jones. also Of Augusta,
visited Mrs. Ellen Ward On Sunday.
Lindley Wyman and his uncle.
Frank Wing, Of Indiana were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Wyn1an On
Wednesday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-13

and sweIlings
with most ex-
cclleut results
butt blistered.
Hear eases pain
and Begy's Mus
tarine made Of
pure yellow
- mustard, to-
gether with
other pain
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-13
Yellow Mustard for
Sore Thread, Tensililis

Jld fashioned remedies are often
ne best. Yellow Mustard. in thu
.o--r Of plaster or pouitice. has been
nRud
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-13

for SORENESS. infi2m-
nations. concessions
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
A CRY or WASTE"

Republicans are nov beginning tho
cry OF Waste" when referring IN
war expenditures
Certainly there was vase War.
itself. Is n waste q wanton waste of
life and materials Of every sort.
But waste Ia var Is essential for
IN war there n no time 20 haeglo over
the smaller items OF cost Results
are the things which court and re-
suits. the more specially attained
mean most IN the long nun
TIE Republicans had he ssme %
portuniiy that the Democrats had Go
prevent waste during the war. hut
they held their peace. 81 did most
Others. when heavy expenditures b.
came Necessary 10 fef auirf results
u - not strange thai They are nov
yelling % hlgh heaven bat he noI
has n hollow sound
In fact. II seems 10 ho merely N,
chatter one may expect DO q campaign
year-only this. and nothing more
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
LANDING STATIONS
FOR ENTIRE NATION
ARE WORKED OUT

~ Associated Press.
KEW YORK. Feb. G.-Plans for
the establishment ol u chain Of air
planes landing fields have been work
I'd out by officers OF the Army Air
Service and the Manufacturers Air
rai Association. il was announced
here today Army flyers have COW
cred more than 100000 miles In an
aerial survey of the country and
made exhaustive reports on tho
'1riliiies offered To- rr0ss-cOnntty
Flyers.
Representatives ~ % large south
arh cities already have been Invited
% establish landing fields under
army direction. Many others will
,pooiye like invitations during tho
i,.t few months. These must he
aid out according To specifications
even by the army and In return
he government gives steel hangers
10 the municipalities. Operation Of
The "air harbor" Is assumed by the
municipality Since the armistlcc
h. number Of army fields has been
.rducod from 80 to ~ and the
naval air stations from II 10 ..
Tho landing field" says the
Iirrraft association. lis 10 the air
plane what the harhor Is to tho
.ccanllnrr and the railroad tcrml4
ial b. To- the train II Is not merely
flat piece of land on which fly
% can bring his craft 10 earth. Such
piece of ground hears the same
relation Ia q real landing field ~
en- uuimprOy"d water inlet bears tn
harh0r like New York or Liver
pool
"a landing field should have.
first 81 an. dimensions which ~ u
10 handle ill forms of aircraft. II
hould be- drained 20 as To permit
its ugr even m ihr Weiirst weather.
u .hunld have shelter aud supplies
'ur flyers and their crafts and
hnuld BE- gccngsihio 30 the trad"
center Il is meant to serve. This
feature ia Of supreme importance
lerguso commercial aerial naNlga-
ion VIII devclop only m proportion
90 90. commercial value The field
hnuld be- identified with markings
ihlr from great heights and with
-idio apparatus so that flyers NAV
,o aided n finding their way in
pit" of the foF or failure Ia idon.
10 30 country over which they are
pn sing
Fields at frequent Intervals
.r'aa thar cross country flyers can
com" 10 the earth for rest. replen
.hmDnt or supplies and adjustments
~ their machines without incOn-
youi,urc or unnecessary delay. In
be- event az mishap In the MIR.
.uch e. o stalled motor. the nearby
1udinr field permits the pilot IN
dido tn u without damage Ia the
ugchinc or 20 himself
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
THAT sr,nuM.

According to tho. lral reports ul
the committees a total ri sfonu of
the desired 5000 heIur RAISED flr
a stadium 60 De- erected na ih" lligh
School grounds. has hc'n ,0luuiar
ny subscribed by proErr iS" and
publIe-spiriied citizens ~ Amarillo
who have q real interefi .n tho young
people OF the city.
These committees. r'pf, ont.nE 'he
Rotary Club. the Board ~ Ci'y De
velopment. the Lions Club and other
organization. have madn q thorough
canvass Of tho city icsving fcv pro'
peciive contribute yot 90 hc seen
II Therefore brcomrs apparent
that unless some ~ those who have
already baae contributions 10 'h'
fund are willing 90 dollie up. ere
plan TO build the prop eCdilm
will be a failure
The people q Amarillo. when The
goal has been 81 nearly reached. 10
no, want 20 sec BE rlln fal for ~"
small sum ~ s9.1o0 Thcy are not
going 60 lei Il fail. either
Hut n success Is 10 crown The ~
forts OF the committee. IL Will b,
absolutely necessary Tor The neopl'
who have alrcadv made cnnfrihuiionV
90 make additional sacrifices
Many Of them Who h.s fag 90
subscribed are solo - a1fhie ihoii
initial Subscriptions Thee ar' me'
who have q real iaicresi IN tho ri'y
ss well as hear, in'ere-i IN th'
young people Who VIII some day take
over the r~.ns
Therefore. We helicvr ihai 'h'i
are willing a. VOL as ahi"
They should call Prof Hphrr' =
Williams or Superintendent Duncan
and say jusi what they ran do q
close mp tho matter a. once. in ~
der that construction of lne valid
ing may b. begun.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
FEEDING x,rIoy

There ean BE- no doubt that food
and feed crops Tor the use of mm
and beasi ~iii b. ir as great demani
next year a. they h.re been ihlf
year.
karoPe. while rsfurninr 20 its nor
NAL production n rrainr must Sci
wait for several year before fi.r Oh
standard g. maintained Aush erBori
wheat will go over ths Ailaatic and
there will b. no oyor-surnly 90 bone
uniess all indications zre nisieadlus
II IL therefore going 20 o. pror.
table Tor farmer and ranshmen of
fhe Panhandle 10 piaa' a. acreage
fnily as LARGE a. drrng ~. pei
year. not only 10 wheat hr''3o main.
and other such crop
Thu railroads sre so0n 90 b. haci
IN fhe hands ~ private owner and
many persons believe that .as con
difieas gradually reiurn Co normal
smch situation a. occurred in 'hs
Panhandle during the pas, year will
not b. repeated II Is believed that
fhess feed food siuffs will BE- prompt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
People Are IIone>t-,s Long
" Non Keep After Them"

When ingolf Peterson. credit man
FOR Olsen and Ebann. who sell APP
ProNimatcly $500. 600 worth NJ Jewel
~ To the people OF chicago On cred {
each year. was asked the question
ar" people honest" here was his
rather unique answer
Did yOn ever borrow s. from 20
friend yhen you were making only %
,o-sO salary aud had no extra cash In
reserve Remember how II was tu
pay back. how n the weeks flew b,
and YOU din't see nill. the fellow Won
borrowed Of yon almost quit think
ing about the debt and then one day
bll dropped In Tor chat. aud ca
sually started talking about money.
and YOU made = gallant sacrifice
aud dug mp tina, old 1--WE and handed
Il 10 HIM Yes, AZ right. now you
snow how the public feels about pay
ing H. debts to us.
"You see. Il al amounts to this.
tn" man who bnts ON credit. unless
ho Is unusually wealthy usually tries
Ia swing more than ho should. AMI
'omob0dygcts left. AZ least tenn
p1rarily, Even m honest man cans
pay his bills promptly when b" hasn't
sufficient Income 10 cover them.
Hut. AZ long a. ynu keep rOnlly
nr0dding our woll-known friends.
Mt. Mrg. and VI American pnhlic.
he She and they will pay"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
AUST 2ALlA NOW
EXCITED OVER
GOLD DISCOVERY

DO ... "irs
LONDON. Feb. Western Ans.
trails is becoming excited over
ror. Cd the discovery OF new
trri o. 10 wonderful gold
a.Ha,ry Tor the truth ~ which there
oeu. tp Boz certain amount OF Of.
. ral backing.
j. y Connolly. ageni-general fot
. ten Australia. has received In.
Hfm ftnu from his government that
cClt finds IN q direct line from
.a.rooflle cover q distance OF about
iei miles. stretch o! gold-bear-
o. icraaii0n longer than anything
u ne lind hitherto realized IN Aus
'r.ia.
3 more recent report from Kal.
.oorlio too. records the first indica.
IuuH 1i fresh field IN which the
Impi's from q lode that has been
truck sre reported 10 have given
Ntrfmely high values. hut the width
4 tae lode is not yet known.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07

~ moved TO the milling oentcrs or
the seaboard and there the more
speedily made available TO the ulti-
mate consumer This should bring
down prices should be n meterial
MD IN the matter ~ lowering the
cost NJ living.
And The present high cost Of liv-
ing b. hitting many farmers about
as hard as Il has hit anyone else.
There is another ray OF hope for
the Texas farmer An effort should
ho maf io ALLOW Mexican laborer~
To cross into the United States for
.hc harvest period this summer and
fall. TINS making available harves-
ters from q lack OF which many
ranchmcn seriously suffered the last
year.
O,o-Gas' FTP
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
Even the Rain Answered
',iikeliasii'S" Ads

"Mikehasit" IL the name which
his customers and himself have hunF
on 10 Michael Mullen. a cloihlor. al
Great Falls. Mont But II YOU were
io ask the entire adult population Of
Great Falls II they ever heard OF Nj.
Michael Mullen and did not give
hem time 10 ponder about q scor"
would tell you they did. OF course.
Il yOu gave them few minutes 10
think II over the number out at the
$4,000 population might b" double
that
In 1919 Mullen. hereafter known
Is Mike hast started small store oL
% side street IN = mere crack IN IN,
wall what b" lacked In capital be-
made up In willingness Ia serve and
good nature In IN" course Of time
when an article of mems wear was
wanted folks would suggest going TO
Mullon's saying Go over these.
Mike has H." Aud this mrrchgst SO
handled his small Nock that he
usually did have IL. lie heard the
remark ~ often that h. decided to
grah i 81. O slogan. using II over the
counter aud a. ih" bottom ~ Nj, ad
y'ttiFm'nts.
From then on he has told his ad
YcrlI.iif story 10 rhyme always
u.,r ,la Signature ~ Mikehasit.
az 90 %. interesting experiences
.ua, hayo had share IN making
MIk'h..ii W'll known over the STATE
WAS the prayer for rain. For tho
last hire" years Montana crops have
uttered from the lack Of rain, There
tore one day Mikehasit ran prayer
.or rain Aud the rain camc-in
generous quantity. People mention
"a that thankfully. FOR the rain had
rom" within tw"niy-four hours. The
news spread To Wolf Point Mont. An
editor mp there clipped the poem.
after reading the comment, and IN.
serted Il Ia his paper. The result
VAS a heavy hailsiorm. followed by =
lain that was almost doluge. THAT
brought letters 10 the paper 4 pair
~ farmoreiies near Hayra. Mont.
wrote special letter ~ thanks d.
rect Ia Nikohasit
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
TOWN LOSES ENTIrE
uOIICE FORCE ~ WEN

~ \ - iatfl Ffesa
NEW YORK. Feb. "a week ago
Rockville Centre. l.. I. boa sted q
police force ~ ton mon under Captain
Phillips. Today the Who'll" department
has gone 10 pieces. with the result
residents are IN state ~ rrea'
alarm because of the recent visit ~
automobile burglars 10 that section.
Merchants and tOwnsfolk ar" con-
sideting sending a petition 10 Chief
II Police Russ. who u NillaT" prea-
lent o. veil. asking him 20 restore
tx memherg of the force. who Pc
siFned after they wcr" refused q
.alnrv Increase
The fir' disruption came when
I've men resigned iu one nirhi. and
subsequently, another palrolman. and
49, speri' ~ Officers quit
WHOM tho force was "th" most 81
ficicni on tho island. burglars were
rare. The g 900 population was dis
mayed when they read IN the local
paper Thieves Come 20 Town In
Autos
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
store secures Practical
tssiStancc for Hind

To what cstent may q retail store
assist local charities aud not prac'
iico hardship on m" trades Som.
very unexpected things happen 8om D.
lines. Certain sncioiy women oi
New Haven learned thar the instiin-
lions for the blind In Md near the
oiiy. stood IN dire need OF financial
encouragement nut these institu
ions dad not ask Tor money 80 mur0
az they asked for outlets for theft
work. They could ge independent II
given half n chance.
Tho women gathered together
'ome NJ tho remarkable things mad
by blind workers and then wondered
whore they could BE- on view and on
ale Henry NJ Shartenberg. proprie-
M of q large local department st0r"
vas aDproached aud readily granted
1ormisson for sDeeial booth 10 BE-
out up IN his building ON tho frs;
iloor. lie even assisted in arranging
h. goods aud in decorating the
booth. n was deemed uneihical 20
advertise what vas taking Dlace IN
he full-psge space used by Sharten-
bere's. and the women ~ the town
attended 20 this detail In their own
wav.
Tho result was the gathering of
m"rro crowds at the store Ia see the
'yhihit II hrouehi neople there who
had never visited the building before
and proved the finest advertisement
shari"nherg's could possibly devise
incidentally. the homes for the blind
sold ont their entire stock and 70
ceiyed enough orders for mattress.
repairing. piano tuning chair work
tic. 10 keep them busy for o year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
NtNTlvtTt TURTLE -
MnL.I.Irs IG!IEsT .NNIMNI

LONDON. Feb. G-Thc warl-hOg
IS no beauty; the Tasmanian dewitt
Is no pct for a lady. but the London
Zoos candidate Tor the world =
lgliesl animal o. new Mantamail
turtle. which has been hunger sirit-
ing since brought from The l,ip
~Yro Brazil
II has shcll which looks like =
lnmp 81 rock on which weed grows
freely His head app'ars "a Il" q
mailer flat rock. and around his
jaws are number ~ teutIcles re-
scmhling worms. These are his bIi'
Fish nihhlr 1T the worms" and Mr.
Turtle gnhhlcs mp meal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
tNEUiGt NOW LEADS
WORLD ~ Sliipnt'lIbI<G

LONDON Frb. America hiss
,akes he lead In shiphuildng Lloyds
Register .huws. Last year the vos-
,el launched ia the United States
quall-d - per cent of the world
jutpui. The output abroad. namely
..s2@ i11 tons. b. more than three
md one-ihird times the output of The
tinted klnrdOm. while ia 1918. the
last complete year before The war.
N" United Kingdom total was act
nally - per cent more than the total
launched abroad.
In the United States i.675.3S5 tons
we're launched. The total Tor the
world. 7,ili.ii9 tons. Is record.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
'ilE ONE Man WHO CANNOT
ATTEND
WALTER HAMiLT0N'S
SIMMER SALE

~ The man opened up the folder
he siw on the first inside page q
picture OF a man IN convlct's uniform
peerinF opposite this portrait and on
The remaining two inside pages was
. letter with the following to say:
Dear Mallie Say. I'm sorry I
cant come over io your annual sum
Nor .ale. hoped 10 come. hut the
warden insist. that | stay here az hi
quest Is hard IN break away from
d man who ~ as hospitable as he Is
-yun knox Bili Gerston. / reckon
and understand how hard II would
b. for M 90 turn down his enter
ilinment.
And ] sure wanted 10 get q pair
~ those six shirts you have on the
counter a. ss.1s. know that they
ate worth s.. And as my straw hat
is gone would like To get one 81
those your" closing out
Underwear. too. ! need It'll" %
that wish I could come over Ia In
vel IN O. suit ~ two 10 finish the sea
son How abnnt ihos. suits YOU
marked down from $50 20 So "a
10 you suppose you've got anything
nice stripes that would fit me; I'd
like 20 get another suit and the way
vou got them marked is beiter'n the
piece 7 usually get them.
Well. wallie. when you start that
annual summer sale next Monday
morning this will tell You why I'm
1o' there-and suppose the early
corners will get the cream of the pick
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
GIRL MEMBER on BrRIL,I
GANG CAUGHT t\DEE BEp
nv International News srr,iccN

tbN Internal ionai News SFrNtsTl
CHICAGO. Feb. 6.-lluniins
through a burglars flat used as q
storago warehouse for their plumb
er. the police discovered rag rolled
dp and thrust under a bed. l'nroll-
clad and yehemently protesting
Young woman. Taken to n polio" sta
lion. she gave the name " Helen
Pfeifer. and confessed To hcing a
member Of the burglar gang. Tier
stat'emnts of the burglar gang tao
statements helped IN" police IN the
arrest Of several Others ~ the
gang
The Girl acted as a lookout" when
brrglari"s we're committed. Thou
sands Of dollars worth Ut plumber
acre recovered
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
OidcSl sheriff in United states
". lnisrs atlsnsl Nee. ssr,iesi

HINW ATHN, MIL, POD. u sam
Fraser. seventy-elght. RECENTLY ap-
poin'l BY lliawatha city Commits.
sIoners to serve as chief OF polio"
here. In all probability t. the oldest
active police officer In Kansas.
Despite his advanced years Fris.
er IL said 10 have oieferd 10 lay 4
wager that he can get any man be-
starts out 10 Arrest.
Fraser served a. sheriff Of brown
County some twenty-five years ago
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
RiAERS 90 LARD FLOW
BiElNG STH YARDS FIRE

cdltACO. iii. Feb. G.-Rivers Of
i-ru srrc allowed 10 flow unmolesi-
% from pil@s in The refinery Of VII
.on a Company plant here when
Employees OF the refinery. discovering
iife. deserted their posts. leaving
che cocks wide open. The fire oaus-
= ifiir damage bur many Thousands
q gallons of lard vent 10 waste.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
'Wu KING DAIRY" MIXED
VT STOMEi,S' DOOI.STEPS

WAYNESBORO. Pa. Feb. Ga
walking dairy" Is the innovation of
'herd dresser. n farmer and STOCK
loJlcr lie not only anryes milk ~
h" door fresh from the COW. bur
rings ~" COW along and draws the
milk while hIs customers wait. lie
'lrrieg his milling stool. bucket ana
IN measures along and DOES tho
nilkin rat the curb In front ~ the
tome Of the customer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
Letter From Missing Man"
ttiraet> OTHERS

One morning. about the first % the
month the good customers Of 2
Fresno. Calf. cloihpr were tipped
of 70 a special sale put on by the
iealer And the tip appeared 10
-ome. no, direct from the clo,hier
himself hut from one man In the
town vho could not come. And the
sale was a success.
In the cneyelopes received by the
patrons 81 the store was a siN-page
Colder. On the cover was the print
fro
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
'',o.,:as?
2stIi
Plan Festival Of Naiinns.

LONDON. Feb. "a national
Festival OF Nations Ia be- held In
england In ia92 is advocated by tho
british League of Nations Union.
The festival would seek 10 Guido the
worlds exposition of 81. Louis ar
Paris Andrew M'O'Brien is he
lind Tho idea and q committee has
Teen formed 10 exploit H.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
= NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ItIii;t iI,Y WILL 80
WHY PIfIIIiR MONTH

3 February. 1899. will be- "a D..
, cuiiar month
: February I falls on % Sum
. d1y To-. Doe February 80. the
: ilt day of m" month
= There viii b. seven holiday
= iH February shat o. fnr hank
= 90 and other bat Cor the com
& mon workman bur five
, There are five Sundays IN
= February ana the customary
= two legal holiday Abraham
= Lincoln Birthday and tho an
: niyerarr ~ Goores Wa hing
, tons birth
: such February has not
= ben experienced siurn fsea
= srd there viii NOT Doc similar
= one urin 1875. statistical
= iiends declare
= Leap year o. 'he reason.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07

George +. Mara. assistant, 20 Homer
5. ummings. chairman OF the demo
cratic national committee. as head
quarters Of the party leaders during
the convention here beginning June
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
OIL MAPS THAT TALK

%. Mr.. Mara announced today. lIc
also announced that l70 rooms han
been reserved for use by members az
the national c0mmittcc an dthe press
Of the country.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07

&-(IOLUMN r..

I'm this column. which twice appear
short articles o pec merchants.
and generalJ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
HOTEL CHOSEN I'oG
CONVENTION MEMBERS

a. Afsasis's' frs--
SAN NNClSCO. Feb G-The
talare Hotel has been selected hy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
MEMBER OF THE Associated
PRESS

The Associated pf-ss .' rrciusiv,l)
entitled q. D" ase fer rri"''icsiioh
Of all new d.sraie.'c. credited ~ u
or not oih.rUi-etrra POO. r 'f- iifp't
and also -. io.al ars. ruli..h"d
herein
an rlrh,s 20 iuHhr.'.pH ' ,f-ria'
Dispatch % herein ere 'i r"s"f'-d
Speciai N.a@ ..ira ''i'- '.Hh'''d
Wire Ser, ire
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07

mr. i'ut YOU know how il u.s.
Coniidentiaily yours.
AFER-DARk NIL. Cell 80.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
DEMOCRATS WILL ACCEPT
LODGE Plan IS BELIEF
,continhed from page ~

chamber predict thli some agreement
eventually s, 90 be- reached 'rh- view
nr shared by Oh" irreoon, ..lhicI
opposing ilr treaty. vho held num"r-
Gus conference. today and Will meet
.r. 20 tomorrow iu their campaign
Zoo t.t. ratification. Nu session
- tHe .Ulfc eli be- held tomorrow
.rI nosI of tlr dIg .s expected 70
III. r.cu over io conferences am0ag
It. ,irinu snnat" elements uy 2
plans of procedure.
|G .ur uIurc nf his plan az pu' .gr
r-s I'.Utial candidates or pruri
..ri.l no 'hr treaty. senior
ia1. ublIclu 90 Idaho. one Of
't Irr.,uncilahlrs today Sent 4
.r' .utalir' on tn" uhiect to Gov
HHnr laucs ". C0N Of ohio. o. do
m.,r.t
pIc,tiunlirr
90 ul 'rve in pres. reports ihis
morning the Idaho senator wrote.
your attack upon ~" republican
natoi l0r delaying The ratification
, OF ile peace treaty. am not clear
500 m'1. report. however as 10 youI
ar' goo i.on
q lf from your statement that
, Won ere jog favor OF raiiiying the
tnIff a. peace with the league ~ ma
tiors Incorporated uf las it came
F, f.rm Nri allies and as 10 was sub
. miftrd 500 thD senate.
"Ar. t.u .n favor of entering The
: l.-ru' aI.h article ton iu 81 vithou'
/ aug change or modification th"rcO.
. nr ihoit lnv reservation o.. 10 ia,
obligation of tho United STATE. 10 10
..r.. fI'.s'p.
90 Uuaor faud from your sp"eca
ltiHt eDU .ia thurourhlv in favor oi
thn ri ..ion OF the league which
u's the Erfsh empire six votes "a
ne lritsI states one. Am rorrce'
Iin 10 con iruMF your position!
Are % opposed 90 permitting
IL" 0fr ION 0f whether or pot ",
hall become @ member Of tho iearu'
10 b. Submitted to the people in an,
wave VI ynu are not opposed 10 9Th
/ hitting 70 20 the people. may ! arl
i1 what wlv yor would .nKrest ihs
30 p admitted
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07

Only Morning Newsrap.r In the Ans
riiio enuniry. cov"rS the Panhandle
Of Texas. Esstelh New M"slco. south
ern Colorado aud Western Oklahoma
from twelve 10 tweniY-iour hours 10
advance OF Denver. Dallas. Fl Worth.
Oklahoma City and other pancTs car
rying telegraphic dispatcher
Entered n second class matter nj the
postoffice NJ Amarillo. Toras undaf
the oct OF March J. 1873.