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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-28
Cradle Ron Nav Party.

Over thirty babies with their
mothers and . number of visitors
were present at the May party of
the cradle roll department of the
Evangelical Church Of Peace. Civ
en- at the church Wednesday after
noon. The following program was
given:
Song by audience.
Prayer-Rev. F. J. Rolf.
Welcome song-Primary class.
Recitation, Her Reply''-Vivian
Nagel.
Song. I'VE Children Have Cath
cred Here"-Helen Rolf.
Recitation. Thank You"-Robert
Rolf.
Song. I'm . Little Star"-Harold
Jordan.
Recitation, I'm a Little Curly
Head"-Vivian Nagel.
Song. Il. o. v. e. Song"-Robert
Rolf.
Recitation. Goodbye Babies"-
Iva Crabenhoeft.
Song. Beautiful Little Hands,
Glass.
Twenty-one received promotion
certificates into the primary de-
partment and 10 new babies we're
added to the cradle roll. Sunday
morning Rev. Ar. Rolf will preach
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-28

VIII Meet In Park.
The Herald society Of the First
Baptist church i to have Z meet
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-28
For the Picnic:
Picnic mates &c dnz.

hs.ssss ~
leo cream dishes, &c DOZEN
Paraflne paper cups, 10c doz.
Tin cups, 7c each.
Paper napkins, DC doz.
White metal tea spoons, 3Se .
do1.
Picnic outfits: paper table clotA,
one dog. napkins. one dozen plates
in , box, for 10c.
Heavy tin buckets, II qts- sc
Thermos bottles, best quality,
$2.s0.
Fancy color, stout woven splins
baskets, CSC.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-28

Wall papers of all
sorts from 10c a roll I'D.
Wall paper cleaner.
Choice of manufac-
turers' ready-m liked
house paints.
Alabastine, J pa
Lac, Muresco, turpen-
tine, etc.
Paint brushes and
white wash brushes, all
the needed kinds.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-28
The New Porch Swings Are Here:
Shifting Cheviots:

Shifting Cheviots:
: About 1000 yards Of
28-inch Everett and Blue
Bell cheviots, in fancy
checks; blue, gray and
red stripes, also mail
carriers blue; now
worth Ac; S yards or
less at 29c yard.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-24
DESIRES EVIDENCE
Be MADE PUBLIC
colby WANTS SHREN On
CONlIRNtTiO> TESTIMONY
LIFTED.

u, AssnriAicd rless
WASHINGTON. March 20 See
reinry Colhy today wrote Senator
l.ndre. chairman ~ the Senate Tor
.ien relations committee asking that
evidence taken hy the committee on
the subject of his confirmation he
made public. " n accorded with the
usuni practice The text ~ the let
Ter follows. ns giycn out ut the state
Dcnarimenl
"Will you permit me io EXPRESS To
yon my appreciation of th" N'rN
courteous reception had from YOU
and the members of your committee
nn ihr nrrnslon of my recent appear
sn,r before tho committee
Il ann hopeful that u Wa, NAV h'
found in 700 the srcrnrv when sur
roUpd. thr evidence taken hN lh'
rcmmiit,o uu the subject ~ my con.
frmliion while reluctant tn mhk"
rpturi ihlt ma, in any deErrr
conflict with tbr uHuil practice oi
a., ,uumuier ur anticipate iia ar'
i.nu. ii would hr Very much npprr
,isi,d O., wr 'l ihr whole ir'n'u
Us,r given complete puhll,li'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-24

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-24
DELEGATION Of SHR|N[Rs LEAVE
0RLuBB0CK TOMORROW MORNING
TOGET SICNERs FOR LOCAL TEMPLE

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-24
S0V|ETS CONTROL
VALLEY Of RHINE
LATE REPORTS SAY
CONDITIONS hE'iA ~
hp,AI. 1i,oNi' " Wh's''l'
WIKI ~ sSiN

I'N - uHiHirN lfffHt a.,
ROTTEtD March 80. Ih'
conditions In the Rhine province
where virtually ever, town n IN ih'
hands Of the wOfknen rnnldly are
approaching q duplication oi IN"
conditions prevailing IN soviet Rus
tla
According to tn gr'i"rd d'm "cic
ourari's correspondent In f's"h ana
Doitmund. the first stcp following
the proclamation of fogiot republics
waf the opening Of prisons nnd ~"
freeing cf al prisoners C,mlng
rlorclv urnn the heels ~ this order
was an invitation to the hourgod'f',
10 surrender hll five arms ana an
nouncqncnt that future to comply
would entail prosecution hy th' re-
,nmlinnaiy tribunal, The oofr"s'
nnndents say tha, he hardest task
of covlrt royernment wopld hr ~
maintain ra,lonlnp; that ffilur" ~
this rrspcct would not he improtahl'
owing tc the existing scarcity OF
fnndsluffs. end that y compromiF"
with nnrlIn would be necessary.
Thov assert that only enough fool
is In gight for weeks latlnhs ana
that the supply cf ro,alo"S viii last
only few days The hope of tn
soviet government, th"y assert. 's 10
gc, food IN exchange Tor coal from
Holland.
The soviet councils have taken
tho sharnost measures against loot.
Ing. sav tho correspondents, but they
are reqilsiiionng provisions an'
other commodities Without puy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-24

The date of the Joint conference
of operators aud miners 10 fofmul-
ate new wage agreement had mol
hen got tonight John l.. lsAlh.
president of the United Mine Work
'rs. white awaiting u conference
with Officers Of his union on Tie
matter sali the miners were ready
AMI willing 10 M eet with the 0per-
ators. The majority aud minority
reports OF the coal commission also
wewre made public at the White
House and both we're included by
the president In his letter Not
wlthstanding the lack of unanimiiy
In the commission findings. the
president said II was 10 be assumed
that the two grounl would regard
the ma iorlty award as binding. The
minority report would be laid before
them. he said, fer their guidance In
reaching IN agreement.
The prcsiden, In resembling cen
irol over prices restored the fuel
situation so \is rs bituminous coal
IN concerned Ia the status existing
prior 10 November l. when btu
minons miners went out In nation
wide strike
The executive order. however.
does not affect the tide water coaI
exchange. which was re-establisned
February -. ana which controls "N
port oi coal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-24
Naval Appropriation
Bill Passes House

Iiy N,sociai.d Press
WASHINGTON, Mar, 23.--The ma
val appropriation bill carrying appro-
ximately si2h.O0O. .OO0 passed the
house today without u roll call and
nov goes to the senate. II includes
provisions aggregating slOi,OOO'Ooo
10 carry on construction OF new
ships authorized In the 1916 three
wears proRra.,, and for an enlisted
personnel averaging 10000 In the
navy and 1900 Oln the marine corps
There was no provision for new
construction IN addition to vessels al
ready authorized and contracts Tor
which have been awarded.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-24
Bill Is Introduced
at Denver To Danish
Horse From Streets

~ Nrnciai,d rre.s
DENVER colo, March - The
horse will be- practically hanthcd
from neuyers streets on January
1895. II a hul introduced ~ l'si
nIrhts meeting of the council l"-
comos law The ordlnuuro prn-
,ldps NO horses cattle shrup, or
swine shall be- Kent Within the cor
pufutc limits of Denver cr ridden
upnn the mnin streets
The bin would permit the mon.
.rrr NJ safety and rNriso tn rri tfld"
certain sections uf The .l'b luI Wr
nf the stock Yards aud pa,hnf
hnutrs, ana ~ designate certain
streets ana allrs that may be- ur'd
inf the purpose uf driving hoIHea,
cattle. sheep nr sNine io or nom
rinrh yards and parknn huusr do.
iurh n specifically provides no
raidrulAl or huHiur streets be- uard
.fpr IiiH pulWnHH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-24
siN IIui u DAY FAVORED
Ry ARKANSAS WOI,kEi,S

~ Associated Press.
FORT SMITH. am. March "a
Adoption uf the six hour dn,, 80" b.
.ng nm increase IN wages Ia district
officials and rejection of the move
10 create separate distNlct com
posed of Arkansas mines constituted
the recommendation of the United
hiue Workers. district II, N con
vcnlicn here. during deliberations
today.
4 stronr opposition developed
against giving officials high,r pay.
The opposition stating the miners
must first get an Increase before
tN.v are wnling 10 give thor Officers
q hlrh wage.
one delegate from Wi'hnrlnn,
ORlnhoma. charged member ul the
district board with padding an cA-
pcn,c acrcuni.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-24
TEXAS RECEIVERS
WILL TAKE CHARGE
OF DISPUTED LAND
OIDlR sEtJsED ~ FIFTY.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT fx.
TENDING JrRlsDicTiON

Hy As-oelalrd Pres.
AuSTiN. Ten. March s3.--Ths
state NJ Texas moved again In tho
oklahoma.Texa boundary contro-
versy today when " secured an order
In fifiy third district court OF Texas
extending the Jurisdiction Of the two
Texas receivers To the entire strip
cf Red River land involved In the
dispute.
on motion OF counsel for the state
and for Texas claimants TO the prop
critics. District Judge George G. Cat
houn issued an order directing Re-
,alyeis J Lynn Turner and John
" Tornsw 10 assume control OF oil
the valuable oil latds over which
Texas is maintaining Jurisdiction
pni over which the state CT Okla
bona seeks to gain control. Today's
action followed conferences between
Goyrnor HOBBY and Thomas w.
Gregory. special counsel for Texas
In the litigation. and ther attorneys.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-24
Defeat threatens
Suffrage Leaders
In Delaware House

u, Nfueai'd rrass
DOVER. Delaware, March ga
with the possibilities of the defeat
uf the ratification of the suffrage
amendment looming large, prepara.
ilnn, wnre made today by the Della.
ware legislature to have the ra,ili-
caiiun measure presented IN both
huusrs tomorrow Arguments for
and against suffrage will he heard
Thuridi,. aud leaders of the anti.
sulimgists are working hard to have
the measure acted upon by Friday
afternoon. sentiment against suf-
fracc was crvstalli1ed today and all
pant Wines dropped when Republic
can aud Democratic legislators re-
fused To hn bound by u caucus on
the suffrage question
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-24
Conference Adopts
Resolution to Repeal
Methodist "Blue Law"

ifF .|.H HffH 'tFH 80
NEWARK. y !. March ~ \
resolution To strike from the book
OF discirlmc ~ the Methodist Church
that .cction known as the 'Hlh'
Law" or amusement ban. which Tor
bids Mcihodists attending dances
ihraters ana horse races Was adopt T.
I'd 40 tie Newark Methodist Confer
,n,r tonight
The conference also adopted l
resolution mcmomliling a." Gen.
rrsl Conference relative 10 the stand
n has taken in the matter ct permit
tlnr women 10 hrrumr minislett
inns giving the women ~ the church
euual opportunities aud an equal
standing With men
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-24

Planters In tho districts about
Charleston. Hampton Roads. Nirgi-
ria. llre,o'ylllr. Florida ana Ncw
Orleans. have mdrods Of Thousands
of dollars worth uf perishlhlc focd-
,'uils ON soabuard nnG inland piers
gWa.liur shipment 10 New York, ac'
o'.'mg tn the tclcgrams, strike
leaders who ptn demanding that ihr
strikers b. granted wage Increases
and uhuricr hours, TODAY assorted
the cpnslNisc Steamship managcrt
association "haF p"rsislontly ro.
fug"d ~ enter into AN" 'chom" look.
Ing toward settlement with the lcng-
shorcmcu using the commission ~
un prhitntipn mach ne"
g. " Richardson, chairman uf The
steamship mu,inrs' association,
mid coustWisc companies have lost
$50 oOo daily since the strike WIS
called ton days go. Rather than
m,,t the present situation through
arbitration. he declared, "the coast
wise companies viii stnnU pat oven
II forced to suspend operations nltc-
rclhcr" The managers maintain
wage increases cannot hc granted
unless freight rates arc rdlyed aud
that Gwen then the wage irieasef
could not be- retroactive, The LONG
shurpmrn favor Increased freight
rates. hu' demand u retroactive wage
Increase.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-24
MINERS and OPERATORS
Are LEFT BY PRESIDENT
TO EFFECT SETTLEMENT
BY THE ASSOCIATED PREss.

WASHINGTON March a3.-Wih a warning against profit
eens President Wilson today ordered abandonment Of
bumnous coal prices and asked miners and
operators negotiate the basis OF the
majority report Of the coal strike settlement commission
The President ordered termination Of price control April
when the working agreement becomes effective That will
permit partial absorption coal prices Of the increase in
wage established n per cent by the commissions
oy report The increase in the commission estimated
will added annual Of $2C0O0oo and includes the
per cent awarded the miners settling the
strike.
The operators however, reminded by the President that
result from the rnqushment Of
price control and the addition Of increased to their
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-24
FARM PRODUCTS OF SOUTH
PERSHIhG REPORTS SAY
NY ruE ASSOCIATED pREs3.

NEW YORK. March 23.-The only solution OF the strike Of
5000 ongshocmcn eosstwse traffic direct appear 10 the
White House r. NJ Sque Of the national adjustment,
mission announced tonight The followed receipt
Of kilograms from the Charleston South Carolina Chamber OF Com
and from planters and farmers in other southern districts
demanding information Of steps taken settle the strike by sb
tration.
Sques said the ,ecgoms urged that appeal be made c
President Wilson unless there 10 indication Of speedy adjust
ment Of the situation by the ware commission
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-24
N. Y. LEGISLATURE
PROPOSES To CURB
RENT PR0F|TEER|NC
TENANTS NND LANDLORDS NJ.
rENR nEtohE tO,;Niri,.L
nor NRGl NE>IS ENSIE.

Ny N,suen,,d rrus
ALBANY, N y, March 20 The
hearing before q legislative commit
tee accorded New YORK landlord
aud tenants ON lcglalauon designed
TO curb rent prufi,oorlnr wound M
tonight with u racket cQuullcd only
by that heard ut u world series game
tied IN The ninth inning,
OppoSing Factions clash.
charges aud counter charges.
hissc und cheers. eat calls aud fran.
tie clapping OF hands mingled with
cries of nut him uu, ns opposing
factions clashrd In debate before
the special Joint legislative commit
toe consldoring the proposed relief
measures
Landlords and tenants, about u
hundred "a q side, who arrived from
New York. faced each other across
the assembly chamber and II seemed
~ times us II only the tact that they
could not vet nl one another pre-
vented them from rommg To blows.
Landlords Denounced,
Municipal court Justices from
New York denounced speculative
landlords who raised rents Us
rent hors aud conditions which
the, described were said later 10y
James 4. HOLLAND, president of the
State Federation ot Labor Ia apply
with equal force 10 other cities oI
The state
The first real fireworks, however
rame after the Rev nr e. &. tarsr.
den at New Work had finished speak
ing ON behalf nt the tenants.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-24
WOOD VICTORIOUS
IN SOUTH DAKOTA
STATE PRIMARY
MAINTAINS LEAD Of J,non VOTES
OlEr i.DwDEN " EARLY
uOiH TINS MORNING.

o. Assuclnlr' rrris.
sioux FALLS. = D., Mar. 81
leonard wood maintained a lead bi
4 600 votes over Frank o. Lowdoh.
lnr republican presidential nd rec
,ncnt. on the face Of returns tabu-
lated ut one o'clock this morning
,,u,l Cos upt Of l1i0 prcril,'s Ia
81 Of tho 90 counties. The votes gave
wood 2n.2ai
i.lwdcn l1.saN.
Johnson. ii.29e.
This tauuaiiou included i"p' ~
from nearly every city IN TIE N'ai".
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-24
Walks Into Flames
and Cuts off Oil
As Refinery Burns

g. sstrlaifd ffsss -
CASPER. wyo. March ss.--Flre
DESTROYED the acid plant Of the Mid
west Refining Company today Win
an estimated lofs OF $4,000. An
cmploye walked into the fire with
five streams nj water playing on hin
aud shut of the oil supply line.
This ac, saved a long row OF stills
from the flames
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-24

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..tiir. itr .tWru Hi Nonrl a
.....I HrrH 1..rIi.b s1's N't'
l oun t.Hu.i uHhn iln i1ff's'
.ts b.rr.I n un1 fpa1iranf
u,. trnma fU OsUu uHHt tuns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-24
125 CONVICTS ESCAPE
FROM HUNTSVILLE FARM,
IS UNvERIFIED RUM0R

siHH aIr 90 mrsl a. uimnri
iiiuuitiili tni ssaf ilirnsii,is np
4ad ihrl fnniinMd siissFilsH ~ fni
10, ins 80 msrl,rs 80 aniH - y 90
"a hai inai hsd lHfn iis tpinlfH u
D. ,aaHafd 10 = fiahi iap - iln iiiii'
tliit aflt 1 lillfd aHd HHr hfili Hniin
dia i.Hl a. ,uHna laflt tfflit filin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-24

Ship Workers To Appeal To White House
Irish Situation
Declared Serious
By Dublin Writer

~ 'f.u,.alfd Press
lONnuN. Npr,h 20 The Dublin
correspondent oi be- London Times
dehclihos The situation In Ireland In
the d.,kot rplu., ilr SAWS tho out
look Is scriuus 'nd that conditions
In the west ana south are extremely
grgvr The position bad last week
IN now definitely worse and public
feeling h ~ tiercpl, inflam"d rs To
become quite irritalional The mos:
outrageous charges against the gov
ornmcnt ar" accepted ns gospel
truth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-24
rnrrE INSURED
~ TRAM WhIEtk

ilT'rl EROCK. Ark. Martn 81.
Engineer W &. Harding Of Little
rock b'ceivcd injuries that probably
viii prove fatal end three other
irainmen were painfully injured
when u Missouri ru'ific lrcirh, rain
and IN earlpment train collided ut
Clprrs Junction. eight niles south uf
here tonight
IIatdlngs skull was factdt,d.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-24
pL,>s NRr tH'i>>"En
I0G WORLD LABOR LEAGUE

By Associated rrrss.
LONDON. Mar. 23.--At u meeting
today Of the governing body OF the
International labor bureau. created
hy tho league of nations. the plan TO
organize an international labor offic.
charged with the duty ~ collecting
and distributing information and
prrrnrlng u program for the annual
conference. was adopted The German
delegate will lc Dr Hermann Lely'
man
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-24
Resolution Favors
Barring Service Men
From Miners Union

liy Assoelaied Press
FORT SMITH. Ark. Mar. - The
United Mine Workers of America.
district No "a. composed Of the
,talos Arkansas. Oklahoma aud Tex
rs have introduced u resolution which
would bar American Legion memb'
ars from membership In the organi
salion The resolution comes up for
passayo ~ rejection tomorrow Inc
resolution has created much teelins
in and out of the organization
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-24
kArr MILITARY
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talty, hn salsn hcru arrested
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-24

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-24
mEN,N FIGHTING R,GES
~ RliINE VALLEY


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COnLENI, Mar 90 Heavy fight.
lng hns been rulng on since noon be-.
fore Wrsrl on tho lower right hank
NJ iur Gupo. whore tu' rrds have
attempted lp wipe uut the Brlsch
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-24
NEGRO IS HANGED
WITHIN a HOURS
AFTER CONVICTION
ARRESTED NJ iiO ~ AFTER.
NOoN-ENECtTED NEXT
DAY At ~ \. VI.
COURT RECORDS BROKEN
iIr lhcr ~ Man slain ~ iilack Pre-.
vents Mob Violence IS asking
That Justice H. Allowed To
Take It, Course.

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SAN AUGUSTINE. Ten. Mar.
80. Previous Texas court rcc-
urds invol, ms the donlh penalty
truhably were broken here today
when John Hood Price, a., ne
gio. was legally hanged for the
recent murder NJ John Kennedy.
farmer. less than twcniy-four
hours after hlH arrest and con
Niciiun
Court Held ~ >iIlu.
The negro was captured ycs-
trrday afternoon and placed IN
nan here nt it30 o'clock he WAS
nuickly indicted on murder
charge by special grand Jury
and a TRIAL jury Immediately
sworn IN. \ night session was
told In county court at which
price was found guilty and sen
tercod to death \ large crowd
surrounded the cuult huus" IN
the evening. but any possibility
~ attempted violence was avert
ed when u brother Of Kennedy
asked that Justice be- permitted
80 take IT, course as speedily aa
possible
1000 Witness Hanging.
Nearly two thousand parsons
AZ II o'clock today silently
watched price mount the scaf-
fold hurrledly erected In the
public square. They quietly dis
persed after the tran was sprung
John KENNEDY was shot nnd kille
~ hif home near hore an Mpr"h u
two charges from shot gun hivln
been fired through u window
was learned that price aud Kennel
had dispute the preceding da,
search VAS instituted for pric" an
he wa sarresicd At Alto yesterday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-24
SIMMONS CoiiiIl
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