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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-06
WANT SAME PRIVILEGES
ENJOYED ny CITY SCHOOL =


AUSTIN. July PLANS fer cam
paign for the amendment e. The cnn
stituti0n Swing common srh.I dis
tricts and towns privilege and cNomn
lions now cnjoyed by cities were fur
INFLATED al an all dly cuuf,r.nc. here
June g MANY citizens from an parts
II the state met State Superintendent
bianton ~ her request. % outline
means and methods ~ advising tn.
public of~the Importance and nature ~
the amendment o. DO voted upun ~ ths
November election The 81 eol gon ,.m
erxehcy school sppropria'irn va- .
Tfop-eap mearure." raid Miss nlant0n
AS most districts could not ruppo-i
their schools adequately under c1is'.
ing constitutional Imitation lcgisll
ture came 10 their rescuc should the
voters Il the state faJ % adept this
measure In November there will l..
no lack Of Legislators who will consider
mandate from the people o. ccas'
legislative appropriations Tor schools
Hence the adoption 81 this measure ,,
give the country districts tn cxcmp.
tons enjoyed by the cities / lmuera
tive n the schools arr 70 be maintained
In 1921"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-06

% have their state standard snst,hei
% any u the passing M,Adoo crowd
nj four husky lads held % down a.
De floor. taking no chances
toN Lines Are Holding.
I'spit" ~ slid" ut 80 Indiana votes
u ". 'IHo uu Oh" twcntN.niuth ballot
.nday the COX lines held fast
a slide 81 fourteen Washington ,ut 3
% N.Nd'' t0"h place % thc twenty
ninth ballot
Tho ,Hlu. shown boo frr tHb lil
ot v.r. N,NI.p gains 20 eco, lost
s'a rf.m,t .uu,i and Davis
gained o.
When S.m'. uur Of tuh "Ius
No i.. -H.l Co... chairman Robinson
allied iu. ulu Jr.r 900, N,Aduu
demonstration bad l,,u guur ahopi
it' niu1f. h. hrd nu difficulty a al
g,ttu order
100. twenty ninth ballot %. officially
uruuu.,I follows N.Ad.u a1il.
'oN +nit rHHuu 300. Davis 90 cum
MINIS owen 1873 GlIss 20. Ciath q,
NORWOOD
CO.. 900" resumption 81 tho roll call.
iowa stood Gee, and east the usual %
or '.N and ih, Coz people j,,r,d tn'
lc.isht
co tH, .mT,tu ballot ". Ndun over
anne th' ,HN lead and gpraug hack to|
rf U.H.s D., gradual accession 81
Eh.'h followed n slide from Indiana
luJ Washington
uH fUe uIiu tH, headers stood Nc
ado. iuI'.. COOS foot. Palmer lsi.
lr.. 800. nlnr,s ur th, ihirticth
H.lH .H..rI 'Hl' N,AJur gained Q.
'y 10000 Palmer lost one and
H.Ir ...' co.,
Then. H,H. rH.Nns- that Georgia
urHi l.n iH .NI.. 600 th, thirty
.lrst
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-06

senator Harri-on % MlssiFHipi move,
that the Tuloa be- suspended aud thal
On the next ballot the low candidat,
be- dropped on succeeded ballots. unit
Then" was nomination. He proposed
that the same order prevail a point
.f order was made against IL.
Chairman Robinson u'orrulod points
~ "rlrr against The propurd Ilrlln
u'uluN iuaui.es came iu flock tu the
chain aud th. motion vaH delayed
while they were being answered a
rull tll vas demanded
Various delegate wanted to know
10 tho dropping oi th' low candidate
would mot drup thr second man when
uuI, tNu were left
Tho chair gave 900 opinion that 9.
would not.
II WAS not dcultlhlr
Refusing To- cNiriDatp itr,lf trum its
ihuti'ih ballot d'adlu,k by suspcuding
its rcul. the democratic national con.
'ruti"n today voted down proposal
Go drop the loss candidate from each
succeeding ballot until % nomination
had been made \ two trids vote was
onccssnry o. suspend the rules and n
could De- mustered
Chairman Robinson told tie couvcn.
ton that In his opinion such q proceed.
urc would be- In effective because ~
delegate could hc prevented from east
ms his vote ne be- chose to do
with the roll call ~ the states start.
"a Tor the thirty first time
ON the thiriyfrst ballot the leaders
stood McAdoo iliis. cox 3siis. Pal.
mer "a. Davis t7H
III" ih.riy.s.,uud ballot officially aI
ruHrrrd follows
". Nduo AZ. cos SOL Palmer 1854
Davis i5a. Cummings O. owen sal
Glass H's Cl1Ih
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-06

The organ and hand. which alway'
seemed Ia be- ready fur the Meade,
rooters, W into over There" IL wa'
all the McAdoo people needed Co start
w a parade.
They took thoir trim from the mu
sic balcony and with Texas lcidiug
started a protection uf .Aiuo states
triyona freaks.
On the ssth ballot the firr of tho
night scfsion the state chairman in
announcing that Arizona h,li.yc,i thl'
the ticket should be- fm MgNdop ami
c"x" cart -four for MeAdoo and two
fur Cox.
Annette Adim- az california recent.
~ appointed gr 1stiFftri attorney gen
'ral ~ tn United Sist's. gut enc vo,"
from California uu thr nrst seven
siatef call'd ", Nlou gained one Tor
each n Aahaua ami Arizona and had
hort enc iu ,-,h .. California aud pll.
ware
Goa lu-i 60. frm Ais1n.s ana
gained one from California while IA.
ncr gained . from A1b7ml Irl or,
from Arkanssf. lOsIng uur u Cal.trr
nIS.
The Meade demonstration umrlI
cut 10 b. ike many uf thos. organic
81 for some ~ the other candidate.
II was not composed 81 d,i,sut,s and
alicrnatcs hut rather mainly ~ huu4f
ers, Spectators ana enthusiast, sis..
tors who invaded IN, fluur from oth,r
parts 81 tho han and ST up great
racket one ~ them carried little
flaxen haired girl tn tho platform an
hoisted her up0n his sh1ullars wh,.,
the child waved q sins American gls
10 the music
Defeat Rere>s Notion
Cox forces. foon sitter midrigh' nuh
ilisnt with a now lo,cl In th. bllHt.
ing and predicting furth.r accvssions
defeated a motion 20 adjourn the con
vention. which had the support Il tho
McAdoo forces
The Cox peoul" wanted o. press the
advantages. the McAdoo people wanted
u adjourn \ roll call wa forced ar
the convention proceeded o. the Cor
ty.second halo,
The change N tho furiy third ballot
showed: C0X's gain vas twenty s.v.
en and half o. ono hundred and 90
weight short q the rcccsrlry two
thirdL McAdoo lat fifteen Davis ain
cd 9.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-06
PlLMER's ACTION
CAUSE FOR FIGHT
FOR NEW STRENGTH
lconilnued From Pags onel

Eontinued From Page onel
ga the aspect ~ country fair ground
with a lot Il electiune,fing going on
Arizona threw her -four Cor Cox L.
McAdoo.
Connecticut threw +. Ca and . g.
McAdoo.
Arkansas divided her two fur Pal.
mer equally between COX and Meade Be-
Georgia's g Topped solidly Tor NJ.
AdOo, a. forccss; and the Meade
demonsiralOTS goi great noise or
Of n.
Illinois gave her Palmer two g. .
Adoo
Indiana took eighteen from Meade.
and threw them % Cox
vote for Cox appeared On Mass.
chusetts and Cox got % there
There was enough o. put the Cox
parade IN motion and % started 81.
with a dcafening rad
The band and orzuu opened up o.
the drOning an concerning "Ohi0". Tn,
red coated Con band marched out in
angie fiie.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-06
Hurled Baby to safety.

CHAMPAIGN. IN. Jhy 5-Mrs
Lewis Limp. living east Of Champaign
saved her baby from injury by throw
ms u from a wagon when tho vchici
was struck By an automobile near
Homer sho suffered broken legs and
other injuries.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-06

eIs sioUd uuofuC.aily. McAdoo. gss I ?
Cox as. Palmer. i6j q. Davis. G. -
". J Anderson 81 Macon. Georgia
moved p" drop iho low candidate on
each ballet iut wa ruled out.
stuck m the mirc ~ thirty ballots
the Demo RATE national convention We
siill hUpclossiy dcadloykcd today and
there were uo tangible prospects for re-.
lie.
\ motion Co drop the iuv man uD
'1'h ballot for the purpose ~ speeding
up WAS ruled out 90 order.
Along line 81 bets that nomination
would ho W1do sOUn after noon today
were host Leaders frankly admitted
q solution ~ tho deadlock
Tho nearest approach o. prediction
which commanded much ns Chairman
l,u'iusUu guess that l 90, convention
failed o. Go anything to-day 10 would de-
something tomorrow
Fur aN tiiuf= to-day which were
taken uuurg th, first four poufs ui the
convention NDAduu aud COX ln,. hrli
ught aud the only adyaniagc gained
amy one N5e sirht raise tor Davis
IN th' dark horse
During The iutrrmsvi0n between th,
twenty eighth and tv,niyuinth ballots
today there were rumhlngs u slide
fer MgAi.o headed hy Indiana.
only the casting o. The hillu; could
prove how S. DO founded il,t v,r
The convention went into tho Goth
ballot with 900 aIi 20 suppressed rNpec.
istion
ou th, tw,u' r.r'H llI.t 1s lar,
cast indiana threw 90 Co N,lduu Tom
TlEglIt cast tlr vote and fm O. mo
mUGt th. Meade, crowd Nl. stunned
Then catching ts breath. 8, sent llt o.
max an uurir
First Break Game To-day
The first evidence uf break Boo the
deadlock in th" p.mocltir national
convention today came boz the twenty.
ninth ballot when Tom Tagglrt rose IN
bis plBc, in the Indiana delegation aud
slid 90 ~ the Hoosior states 30 votes
b. MDAlU. % was "a, nri turnover
~ the diy ard fur +, moment th, 80,
Aduu crowd was stunned Then is 10
l3vnrd upon them that the SHIFT con.
tanned The possibility ui stampede
hey gathered breath ard proceeded g.
4ia DO boz o. douursfrl'lun rn" u.4l
procession Immediately was organized
iud The MrAduo ruut,rs began vrJnCins
lbou, the hall ruar.lg and shirking
Tn, Cox d. r.a protesting 90 boz uu
disturbed iN th. outbreak had head
n 10 boz advance aud saut word tu the,
b0r5 @. stand ui ard O. refuse {.
stamped Aiusi 90 the C,N crowd
uain,d in thr.f seats and watched o.
demonstration
Judg, N0uiv u, Youngstown. -. Ola
Cos manager viewing On, d'munsiI
,ion without ,,idea,. % alarm said
An rieht well s,ill have nry vote,
he best % MlAico when This haliu;
losses
\ N.Aluo man u,at by remarked
hat Moor, had iu., best n,, hWip
lollars batting 90 ,h. earl, uYminl
ion II Cox
\ McAdoo Cr0vh rni q standard d.
heir rro...i.u aud l,r about half 90
hem ~ their places The demunstr
iUu wa rattle. l tired one u srrm'
Is u cscryi'i, h,d demonstrated him
III g. exhaustion loo the roaring spec
nclcr q lat week and had little cucr
~ left.
The band Goo la.d 81 dur,ug the
t~iav and with IT, ular
ng accompaniment 'h" racket failed |
10 rnthci much mousuiuu hui traded
Ilong steadily with 80 lts 90 vho0p %
ip being NOT over suc,e.sfIl Wells %.
come On Georgia" tbc NoNdoo larid,
g failed ~ burg the Georgia ,oi,sI
ur Palmer into ,ho plrtd.
The G.oIglluE were determined u.t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-06

CONTINUED Prom Page one.
announced that although Speilacy ash "a
70 have hts nam- withheld. the party
cret sources and announced Spsilarv
would accept no Contributions from -
a. the giver.
Treasurer Wilbur W Marsh Cd
sanoed 20 the platform with his had
out foT the Ten as the chair finished ths
announcement
ON the twenty eishth halo. d. bead
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-20
A Bulletin To Let
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LEGAL koTlces
Assessors Notice

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Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-20
AUCTIONS.
JAMES II. HYDE .......... Auctioneer BIG AUCTION
 EAYsIDE FARM,

Stock and tools. formerly owned by l.. h. Wheaton, Whites Crossing. Putnam,
 Conn,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-20
fLoua. GRAIN ANp ,Fesp.

ATTENTION, FARMERS-It. is just as important to have good seed now as in the spring of the year. Our seed rye, timothy and red top are guaranteed. Cali ls before buying. Greenevilie Grain Co, Tel. 326-5. oct5d
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-20
NOTICE


 FOR SALE: By order of the HonorabsEA Court of Probate for the District of Nor wich, will sell the interest Of Eenrietza- Nj. CobleiEh. late Of Norwich. In szid Dis trict, deceased. in the real estate. situate on the eaEteriy side Of Hamilton avenue, in said Norwich. and being fully de- scribed n1. the application to sell on file in said Court For more particular de- scription, see said application.
 ARTHUR N CoBLEIGH.
 oct9ed Adn5nstrzAA
 AT A COURT or PROBATE HELD at Norwich, within and for the District of Norwich. on the 18th day Of october. A
 Preseni-NELsoN ]. AYr.fHc. Judge
 Estate Of Edwin r. Ben janain, late Of Grlewold. in said District deceAsed- The AdminiEtr2trix exhibited aher ad- ministration account with satd estate to the Court for allowance it IS therefore Ordered, That the 27th day of October. A D. 1920. at II o'clock in the forenoon. at the Probate Court Room In the City of | Norwich. in said District. be. and the same iE appointed for hearing the same. and the said Administratrix is directed to | give notice thereof by publishing this or | der once in some rewFpapef having q cir | culation in satd District. al leaEt six days prior to the date of said hearing and ! make return to the Court
 l NELSON J. AYLING, Judge
 The above and foregoing ls true copy
 Attest: HELEN NJ DREscEER
 oct2od cierk
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-20
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Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-20
THURSDAY. ocT.l2I. 10 a. ni.. standard time.

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Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-20
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-07-07
TURKS EXULTING
AT GREEK DEFEAT

Protest Filed mt Suppression OF News
OF Alleged Victory OF NatlOnalists.
Advance Of Greeks Surprised the
Turks.
Constantinople, June 3O.--There is
q great exultation among the Turks in
|Constantinople because OF the alleged
victory Of the Nationalists over the
Greeks in the vicinity OF Pergama,
whore Mustapha Kemal Pasha's fore
es are reported to have outfanked the
Greeks and to be moving northward
toward Panderma (sxty miles south
west Of Constantinoplc, on the Sea of
Marmora,) taking several thousand
prisoners.
There has been no official Greek
|communique forl two days, and the
Turkish papers are not permitted to
print news unfavorablc to the Greeks
but the Turks generally credit the re-
ports of Mustapha Kemars success.
The sultan has communicated with
the heir apparent who, in turn, has
conferred with the Sublime Porte,
asking that protests be lodged with
the entente against suppression of
news favorable to Turkey. The di-
rector OF the allied censorship has re-
piled that the Nationalists have no
direct communication with Constan-
tlnoplc, and that therefore reports
reaching the city are unreliable.
The alleged Nationalist victory bae
been widely heraldcd through posters
at brusa and other Anatolian cities
"here the assertion is made that tho
creek casualties at Pergama number
ed 10000. These figures arc regard
cd In Constantinoplc as ludicrous. al
though Greek silence is creating tho
impression that the initial Greek suc-
cesses has been checked.
Ihe Nationalists frankly admit thar
they were surprised by the Creek
advance before final action on thc
treaty
The Greek battleship Kilkis. for
merly the Mississippi, and all Greek
merchant ships at Constatinople have
sailed toward the Dardancllcs. Tho
greeks are recruiting men OF all
nationalitics, including Turks. IN
Many Armcnians arc
enlisting,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-07-07
ATLANTA RETAINS PLACE
AS SECOND LARGEST CITY
IN DIME, WITH e0O.G18

'
washington, June 29.-Atlanta with
aoo, 'ui, p''So"s' retains her rank as
second city In the south, figures for
l'i'nt' num- announced today by the
ou -, ~ oau showing the Alabama
n"' '''4'o' an increase of 45.5S5
pe' cent birmingham was
.nird Guy IN 1910, with 132,GS5, while
| At 'hat tlme had l54,S39.
Ho"'ic'n cues or 100000 or more
.'''o'u mus lar IN the fourteenth
~
o''o'hs' "oh4oS, increase i4.3
,,,
-'V'oio' increase 29.6 per
d.,
""''' 'o'@'o' increase "4.4
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-07-07
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED.
Expected Horse Would Die. Now SIcep
and Healthy.

IN reporting his experience, Mr.. +.
y. ilustc. of Rock Bridge Baths, Va.
stated: My horse is the best adver-
tlscment you would want for DR.. Lee
tears sGock Powders. lie was in a
run down fix and poor and thought
ne would die soon. I got some OF Or.
heGear's Stock Powders and today
he Is as fine looking horse as Won
can see In this section. I only used q
few boxes Of DR.. Legear's Stock Pow
ders."
Mr.. Hnste benefited by the advice
OF DR.. LeGcar. BY following the Doc
tors advice you can also keep your
stock sleek and healthy Get Dr. Le-
Gears Stock Powders from your deal
er; feed 1t to your horses, milk cows.
steers, hogs and sheep as per direc-
tlons. Satisfactlo nor money back. =
DR.. l.. d. LeGear Med. Co., st. Louis,
Mo.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-07-07
JONES NEWS.


Jones, July 3.-In the death of Dr.
John Lyon Greenwood county and the
state sustained heavy loss. Though
IN mid-age he had achieved an enyi-
able reputation in his chosen profess
SION. 1T Is unnecessary to indulge in
eaiogistfc remarks about him for all
OF his acquaintances knew him to be
perfect gentleman and held him In
the highest esteem, admiration and
affection. His loved ones have our
'endcrest sympathy in their over
wheiming sore bereavement.
q. w. and o. B. Jenkins Of Columbia
were the recent guests OF DR.. w. r..
Jones.
We are indebted to our good friend,
Mr.. j. A. Hill, for some extra fine
honey.
The quarterly meeting at Kings
Chapel June 26th and 27th, was large
~ attended and greatly enjoyed Pre-
siding Elder Leonard gave us an m
usually strong sermon.
DR.. w. II. Jones was recently called
professionally to Columbia.
Mr.. f.. b. Boland was stricken with
paralysis on June 10th and his many
friends hope that he may survive the
attack.
Mr.. Curtis Roberts, OF Oklahoma,
recently visited relatives and friends
in this section.
AS the travel from Columbia to
Grcenvillc will go by Princeton. the
road from Ware Shoals to Princeton
should be Immediately top soiled.
Mrs. G. w. Jenkins and Master
Crank. Of Columbia, and Mrs. J. A
McGowan and daughter, Laura. OF
Waycross, Ga. are spending the sum
mcr with their parents. DR.. and Mrs.
w. 7. Jones.
we recently met the following
friends, Rev. Edgar Davis, OF Ninety
Six; Senator Johnson, Allie Williams
}. j. Dallas and Senator Gaines. of
Greenwood; Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Oliver,
or New Jersey; John McCucn. of
princeton; DR.. w. G. Thompson of Wa
tef'oo. and Manscl Owings, OF Laurens.
we were sorry to hear of the death
OF MIR. Frank Waldrop, of Greenwood
ne was a member OF my fathers com
pany CCapt. Mat Jones) Of the Civil
war and his family have our sincere
sympathy.
Miss Belle Jones has finished her
school at Elliott and is at home for
the summer.
We recently made an auto visit to
Ioi'imhia with Mr.. Frank Jones as
chauffeur.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-07-07

lpear before me, in the Court of Pro-
bate, to be held ut Laurens Court
House, Laurens, s. c., on the 9Th day
Of July. 1920 next, after publication
hereof, at II o'clock in the forenoon.
to show cause. If any they have, why
tho said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand this 2dth day
Of June Ammo Domini 1920.
o. G. THOMPSON,
6O-Ht-A j. p. l.. G.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-07-07

Citation for Letters OF Administration
State Of South Carolina,
County OF Laurens.
BY O. G. Thompson, probate Judge: !:
whereas w. II. Sem made suit to me
to grant him Letters OF Administra-
tion OF the Estate and effects Of EliZa-
beth A. Sem.
These are, therefore, to cite and ad-
monish all and singular the kindred
and creditors Of the said Elizabeth A..
Sem deceased. that they be and ap-