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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-09-25
SELLS FLOTO SHOW

Sells-Floto circus, now the Sc
cnnd largest in the world, is go
ing to be..in New Orleans Satur-
day and Sunday October 2nd ana
Ord for afternoon andnnight per
fornances and thousand..of PEG
pie in this vicinity who prefer
the circus above any. other Of The
tcnted amusement, .wiilItake al
vantage Of this day ard visit the
biz white tops.
The circus this season opened
it's tour of the country by playing
three weekr engagement IN the
Coliseum, Chicago during April
to great audiences, and neWspa-
pers praised the performances
very highly stating this the greet
est feature circus performance
ever seen in the Windy city. 1t
opens with the big production,
1.-The Birth of the rainbow IN
which the great circus family is
introduced. Follow ing are the
great aerial, ground, stage, rid
ing, indian, wire, animal, clown
dog, pony ard monkey acts ard
plenty OF music. A real circus per
fornlance.ls promised tor these
fortunate enough to take a day
| Or evenlngsoff to see the circus.
The u.uai Erililant--more bfll-
liant Ethan ever, street parade
,wlll be given on the sl.lorhmg OF
circus Cay.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-09-25
STORM

The storm did very little dam
ages uprooting trees and leveiing
fences were the greatest damage
Some few houses lost few
shingles or a few sheets of tin.
The saw mill shed Of Mr.. Vial
at Taft blown Gown. At Coed
..ope, all tents were blown up,
leaviny only the frames. Early in
the night these living in. tents,
hunted places of safety.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-09-25

MINUTES OF SPECIAL
MEETING OF THE POLICE
Jury OF THE PARISH OF ST
CHARLES, LOUISIANA, HELD
AT IA ,INVILLE, LOUISIANA
ON THURSDAY, AUG NINE
TENTH lo5l) 1920.
And Be It I'ut',er Ordained that the
Assessor oft'.e Parish OF 81. Charles 10
hereby authorized and instructed to as
sass and the Sheriff and "a -officio Tax
Collector is hereby authorized and in
structed tc collect or the year 1870 spe-
cial tax OF One-ii.lf - Mills OH the dol
lar on al tn. property i'll Road District
Nm. Three Of the Parish Of St. Charles
subject 10 taxation; and that a copy of
his or,iina, be furnished each OF these
officers az their authority TO act in the
premises.
tn. sail bon Is SHALL he dated October !
lJ1y and shall nc executed BY the presi
dat AMI til. Secretary of the Police Jury
OF 81. Charles Parish on behalf OF sad
Road Dstric No. Three, and the said Of
ficers al e hereby authorized and instruct
Ell after the proper legal delay to have
aud
dalv registered with the Secretary of
State il accordance with lay
The foregoing ordinance having been
r,ssi section by section and put toa vote
the result was;
Yes: Elfer. Delaune and Guidry
NAYS; None
and the ordinance was declared adopted.
Ordinance
liz Mr.. Elfer seconded by Mr.. Delaune
lie 1, Ordained by the Police Jury OF
tile Parish of st. Charles acting as the
Governing Authority Of Road District
No. Three OF the Parish of St. Charlie,
tn It the Fifteen thousand dollar SIS 900.
Bond Issue Of Roai District No. Three
81 the Parish Of 81. Charles. as autho'
rilrd at the Special Election i'll ,,id Road
District, on Aug. 18th. 1920. be sold ac-
ccrtiing to law. and that the President o
this 70 ice Jury is hereby authorized All.
instructed to law for bids for the pur
OF the aforesaid bond Issue
And Be 1t Further Ordained that the
s,iI bonds shall be sold on October Stl
IN. at II 90 a. III. O'Clock and that bid
be called fos 10 be opened at that time b,
tie Police ,!ury i'll opened session a
III ,hnvi,lc. La; that each bid shall be &C
colnpanied by a certified cheque for a
lest Three hundred fifty dollars (S550.
on some Bank doing business III The Stat
of louisiana to the order of the Polo
Jury of Tie Parish OF St. Charles whicl
am ,unt will be held BY the Police jur
The cheque of the unsucce' sful bidder
sail lie returned to item after the sue
ccsslui bidder has been determined an
the cileples OF the successful bidder wi
bc red It'd on his purchase pricd or for
irile.I to the Police Jury as til" Govern
H.. authority of the said Road Distric
N. Three as liqudatei damages i'll cas-
Ia. successful bidder fails to comply wit
i,s bid. And the Police Jury shall reserv
the right to reject all bids
Tie foregoing ordinance being put !
vote, the result; was:
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-09-25
SCHOOL CHILDREN NEEDS
GOOD ROADS

With all local elections over,
things should come back to nor
nal conditions. The different pa
iish official back to their desk at
tending TO important work.
A vital point that effects each
ard every one now is Good Roads
and those in charge should show
themselves on the job.
We know that soon the winter
season Shall be upon US, with rains
and roads VIII have a hard trial,
so let us be prepared to meet the
test. There are some very bad spot
in cur roads especially between
the Island Refinery and he'd
Church. That after q GrlZZle this
read can not be used ter tl&1tlc
therefore attention should be paid
to this now while It's CRY, later
will be too late.
Our public road is an important
factor these days, not only i
serves as 2. mean CT traffic, but
, our children depend upon good
roads to get to their scoool. We
remember how many days these
children missed school last yea
! because the school transfer could
not operate en- account OF DAD
roads.
, VIII our school children have
to miss school again this year
depends upon what kind OF road
we will have.
! Now Messrs Police Jurors get
together and show the people
that you are on the job and tn t
St. Charles has as good q road as
our neighDor atlsneS.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-09-25

THERE IS a man.
IN OUR town.
WHO Is so oil.
HE'S FORGOTTEN KS age.
EE WAS elevator boy.
IN NEARLY all.
or wasH!NeToN's headquarters.
III WAS the first.
WHO BROUGHT down tho house.
BY ASKING why.
A HEN crossed TIE road.
so THAT'S how old he is.
HE'D JUST lost q JOB.
THAT HE started on
| IN 1869.
HE SAID II he'd known.
IT WASN'T permanent.
HE'D NEVER have taken 1t.
HE ALSO said.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-09-25

G66 has more limitations than
any other Chill and Fever Tonic
on the market, hut no one waits
limitations in medicine. They are
dangerous. Adv
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-09-25
'Bes page Nefhuselah

Of A ham needs.
A WEEK of smoke.
TO CURE it.
I'M CURED Of everything.
FOR I been smoking.
n
NIGH ON century.
THE Only secret of old age.
IS ALWAYS keeping.
ABSOLUTELY coNrENTED!"
AND gave HIN oae.
OF MY cigarettes.
AND ne sracked his lips.
AND SAID, That's it.
THEY cArIsFY." e
TuFY SATISFY" = that's the
| / solid fact to tie to. And there
never was such cigarette for
steady company. Good tobaccos,
yes-but more than that. Good
blending, by a private formula that
can't be copied-that's why Ches-
| terields everlastingly "sctisfy."
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-09-25

James Q. Ri harme
Notary fubIlc
For St. Cnalles Parish
Residence Coed Hope
z. O., Ssl.ers, La.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-09-25

STATEMENT
Of the
Bank of St. Charles
For the close Of business Sept. Sth 1870
Resources
Loan secured by mortgage 396.67
Other loans and discounts 45,lIS.9e
United States bonds 5000
Banking house, furniture and
fixtures Ass. on
Due from banks and bankers
(o,her than above) 9,7S2.37
Silver. nickel aud copper coin 4lo.7o
National Lank notes and all issues I ,.
Government (Ex,ept Gold Certificate J
s 5,22S.oU
SUSPENSE account Oil 50
Total SOL, O97 81
LIABILITIES
Capital stock pad III o,oOo.oo
sar,ius 5,UOU. 10
Undivided profits, less ex-
penses and taxes paid l,ooZ.ol
Cashiers check outstanding oI.aO
Individual deposits subJect 10
check 4o,ooo.|o
Total 4,U91 81
State of louisiana, Parish of St. Charles
I, G. K. Alexander President and l, La
yous Gassen Cashier Of the above nan:ed
bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true 10 The best ofmy know
ledge and belief.
(signed) {. F.. Aiexsndcrs Pres.
L.ayous Gasscn Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before nle. lhis
i7.n DAY or sc kteu.der 1870.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-17
REDS DEMAND PAY
INCREASE OF $4,000

There was "a time when members Of
the Red baseball team from Cincy,
who COPIED the championship title
this year, would accept their con
tracts and sign them for the next year
without any comment But after wait
ing fifty years to win that pennant.
the Reds Of 1920 are altogether dit.
ierent and are ont for ali that is in
it. AT the present time it looks pretty
bad for Secretary Bancroft and Presi-
dent Hermann.
During d baseball meeting last week
President Hermann and Secretary
Hermann talked over the situation
and learned that the Reds Of this
year wanted an increase in their
wages OF $4,000 more than they got
last year
For instance, here is how. it goes
One pitcher that thought he was good,
probably he was. because he struck
out six in IA row during the world 5
series and won both games he pitch
ed wanted his salary boosted from
$4 OO0 to $4,000. Still another want
ed his wages raised little A pitcher
who knocked the ball over the fence
several times and tore things UP a
little BIT during the season was lit,
lie more easy and only asked Tor
$4,000,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-17
START PICKING 0. H. S.
SWIMMING TEAM

March , 2nd / are going to be big
days for four of the local high schob
water ducks when they 90 % Chi
cago to compete III the big interna.
tiCnal swimming meet Coach Grady
has been notified to get fOu. men into
shape for the coming event. Every
night when a little spare time can be
found the boys are in the tank, doing
all kinds Of fancy diving, speedy swim
ming and various other water stunts.
Real interest is being taken by ever
entry for tile team.
So far there are six contestants to
be picked from. They are bound ana
determined to carry away some Of the
honora Ct The meet and are showing
Grady some OF their best work. 50
Tar they have proved very good alsi
tHere is no reason why ottawa should
not be Put on the map for having
some expert swimmers.
Tn" six contestants are Harold
Woodward, Frieden Anderson, Louis
Gerdine, Bob Hil'iard. York Duffy ana
Earl Wendell. All show possibilities
and it Will be hard for Grady to pick
the fou, best men to be taken 20 Chi,
cago
billiard Euny and Gerding are eX.
ceptionally good at fancy diving.
Besides these three, there are
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-17
MOONShINERS w. VA.
OFFICIALS BUSY


ChdrIeSto"nf w. y '' ne MANI"
lacture ana 3ale Oh l'"o"9.'ii' wis
KY IN the mountains o. H"UlI'i" ">.9'
Virginia Is clalhIhH the C'"7t "l''"
ton OF W. > liaIidlAH' l'o"'pl'i''
commissioners VINO WIN " lI&' i"'
OF deputies continues 10 IoIu anu
arrest almost weekly
Ihere nave peeH Hli,e9 u" 'ne l"S'
Few weeks When me oiIctt9 nave me
determined resistance ana ',ls"HE
TWO men PRESTON tu''enS' on an Sou
moonShihef' ana Johh NP"heul'
deputy sheflH, nave loSt 'h'' lives
IN the campaign
rms ilGh'' the most serious III ~"
cent years occurred III 'IN ie'"'"el
Creek section OF Ncpo"eI county
on the Virginia 0ordcr fah'htF
creek, the prohlDitloh au'hoTi'IeS say
IS one OF the most actlNc llooilSl'lh'
ing olStrlct9 III Tue state "'I'' a.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-17
Today's Markets

$640-l1.1j, Gamers and cutters, S.
$40; veal calves. Sl5.7J-l7.25; feeder
steers. $7.501l.50; stocl;er steers,
$6.15-l0. %.
Sheep-Receipts, 10000 head;
steady; lambs. "a lbs down, $lS-2l -;
cuIls and common. $l4 10-17T5; ewes
medium, good and choice $llI3.75;
culls and common, S6-l0.J0.
Hogs Receipts, 10000 head; 35t
to SOC lower than yesterdays average;
bulk, al4-14G5; top, So; heavy, $685.
Il-1; medium, $14-li,50 light, $li.i0.
li,S1; light light, Sl4.25-l4.60; heavy
packing scWs, smooth, $l3I3,Jh,
packing sows, rough, Sl2,50-13; pigs.
$l3.JG-l4. 30.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-17
MAARSIEIILL.>ES
MISS THERESA PHILLiMORE,
Representative, Branch Office Philiimore Building

, Mrs H. J. Brown and Mrs. r. H.
[ Brewster went TO Galeshurs. Ill, TO
visit the Iuttera daughter Marguerite
who i attending Lombard college.
Garden Hickey returned to Chicago
after q visit With friends in tAis city
Il. r. LOOMS Waa called to Henry
Ill, ~ The Illness Of his father,
Mr. and Mrs. l. y Boughman re-
Gently married returned frum their
Wedding "trip to New Orleans and win
reside IN this city.
Airs Fred Schultz aud Mrs Theo-
dore Zimmerman will entertain Jhe
Ladies' Aid Society OF the Trinity
LutNcra church Thursday afternoon
at the church parlors.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-17
CHEAP MEATS HELP
CUT CORN PRICES

kIt INC aSSD' .silt'i resi-
Chicago. Feb. 7l.-Packers ptedic
lions Of lower prices for meats had =
bearish effect today on the corn mar
ket The expressed ideas of the pack
ers We're given special point by a
sharp break in hog values this morn.
ing Continued smallness OF receipts
OF corn, however, led to rally IN
corn prices after an initial rush to sell
had somewhat spent its force. The
opening which ranged from 3sc to &c
lower, with May Sl,34I to $l.3o and
July $l,314 to $l.31B, We're followed
by slight further setback and then
by moderate upturns.
Oats sympathized with the weak
ness Of corn After opening l4c &c
&c down, including May at 81 12c to
S12.c, the market sagged little more
and then recovered.
Provisions were decidedly lower III
response to bearish views Of packers,
Besides, the semimonthly warehouse
report showed unusually big stocks OF
lard and ribs on hand.
liberty Bond Quotations.
New York, Feb. 11.-Prices of Lib
erty bonds al 1880 a N. today were:
@l2s, $500; FIRST As, 90 %; second IS.
1890; first ii4s. 9140; second 44s,
9o.4S; third 4l4s, 93.oS; fourth AVS,
1880; Victory 3%s, $40; Victory
44s, 917G
New York Exchange.
New York, Feb. 1.-THE market
came almost to staudstill before the
end Of the first hour many stocks
,,aonurbi1a ba,.{Oo fu1ian lou-pr wit n
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-17
AMERICAN WINS
AUSTRAL IAN SWIM
MAKING NEW RECORD

Adelaide, Australia, Feb. 17.-Nor-
man Ross, the American. swimming
under colors o. the illinois A. C.. won
the three-quarter mile Australian
swimming championship here. He
swan the distance in 1923, which
il new worlds record. The former
mark was 17:42, held by w. Long.
worth OF Australia, The race was
held over a l0J-yard course
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-17

Woodward. Anderson and Wendell
who can compete With the best swim
merS at the meet
Who the four men will be is hard
to decide, When the team is picked
'hey will leave Ottawa for Chicago
Wednesday, March 3, and take par
in the preiminaries, and if they prove
able to pick off any OF the honorc
they will stay over until the next day
and will make some OF their oppo.
nents step some to keep ahead OF
them.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-17
OTTAWANS ATTEND
RACES IN MEXICO

Mrs. r. y. Crane Of this city and
Mr. and Mrs. j. l.. Arscott of Peoria
are among the Illinois colony at the
{. s Grant hotel, in san Diego. Calf,
Last week they visited Tia Juana
Mexico, TO attend the horse races. Tia
Iuaua has grown overnight from a
typical Mexican village to a rendez
yous of smartest folks. Located just
across the boundary line from San
Diego members of southern Calilor-
MAS winter colony find the little
town interesting as well as conVen-
tent, IN
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-17

Muller of Hastings on Hudson, who
won the womans championship in the
eastern amateur meet at NeWburgh.
is on the list.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-17
ST. LOUIS JANITORS
TO ATTEND SCHOOL

st. Louis. Mo-.A school for iani-
tors has been opened here by the
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-17

Daring.
And what they dare to dream Of,
dare to do.-Lowei!.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-17

Happiness and Duty.
uoupincSS is the natural Hover Of
duty.-phillips Brooks.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-08-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Keith and
family motored over from Colby
last Sunday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred INLAND. They returned home
by way Of Seattle.
Mr.. Clark of Seattle, who with
his wife, were guests at the Lath-
rop home, had the misfortune to
break his leg when he fell from a
ladder on Saturday, and was re
moved to his home on Sunday.
Mrs. S. N. Higginbotham and
daughter Mary, who were guests
of Mrs. NJ. Il. Hansen, have return
ed to their home at Manhattan,
Kansas.
Mrs. J. S. Campbell of Everett,
Wash. and Miss Effe Mclean of
Vancouver, B. c., were guests at
the r. r. Mclean home over the
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Y. Freeman
and little son drove 10 Skykomish
on a camping trip for the week
end. They were joined by friends
in Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Sin Clair
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-08-26

AT the Vashon Movie Theater-
Cecil De Miles super production,
"'Ihe Squaw Man One of the
biggest pictures played today.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-08-26

Mrs. A. |. Beall spent last week
at Gig Harbor with relatives.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-07
FATE Of WARSAW
HANGS IN BALANCE
SIIENlkI PREPARING IOk
FRESH UNSl.Al GIIr

PARIS Aug 6-Thc fate II War.
saw siIll hangs in the balance. IN"
latest news reaching Paris tonight
which was somewhat srars.. Indicated
that ~" nul-h',iki ~. making iitiir
progress tn. the impulse which cir.
uod them forward continuously dur
ing the past weeds has spent itself. but
they arr apparently gathering iu q
fresh onslaught
Ndtir's give 90. impression that
there las I'"n lull in the ngh'us
lud % si1hiil.zliiuu ,f th, Hu' Thr
enemy ARTILLERY apparently T. short II
Wuuuriti'n. AItrianr SCOUTS report u
he .'t Increment tsruss the Hur Hit.
tr ani s'"rs # ammunition. guns Irl
materials u 30 kinds hy th, enemy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-07
PARTY MANAGERS
ARRANGE DEFINITE
SCHEDULE FOR COX
NOMINEE WILL SPEAK TIIROI GIT
OFT MIDDLE AND EASTERN
STATES THIS MONTH
WILL START IMMEDIATELY
u, mocraiic Gospel That Ile Will Out.
lin To-day Nill &c. Carried TO
People ~ M Parts of the
Country Thereafter

iiy Associated Press.
DAYTON. ohio. Aug & - Governor
Cox will carry tu the country IN u foN
days. un speaking tours continuing un'
"a November. III" Democratic gospel h
VIII outline here tomorrow m accepting
hi~ plrty's presidential nomination.
The governor announced after con
fcr,nccs late to-day with party man
ayers here fur tumnrrow'H notification
ceremonies that he would SPEAK
throughout the middle nnd eastern
siatri nntil September J. and then tour
the entire west. including the Pacific
coast.
"I.el We Can Win"
we feel We can win he said
wherever folks are. aud wherever the
ease can u" stated. state lines don
amount tO much"
The nominees speaking plans were
arranged with George White. chairman
of the Democratic national committee.
and senator Harrison. of Mississippi.
head IT the speakers bureau. IN per
iccting IT campaign affairs ahead of to.
nurruw's celebration. During this
month no elaborate speaking tour viii
hc attempted. hut numerous addresses
viii hc mndc. principally IN ohio. West
Virginia. Indiana and the east. the gov
vInur stated Among definite addresses
iiN"d We're fur the Ohio Democrats
convention al Columbus August IL,
iud nt New York City August %.
lIig Crowd Promised
The latter Will De- made ~ the Graves
end track at the New York police fell
day games ana a crowd uf lb0.O00 per
H1ns has becn promised.
The governor alSo has invitations 4,
peak at the Camp Perry. Ohio. rifi,
match August ~. the West Virginia
Democratic convention nt Wheeling
August li ana the Indiana Editors
meeting ~ South Bend. later tbs
month
Among organization announcements
hy Chairman White wns selection ~
Sin Francisco for Pacific coast and
Rocky mountain Headquarters. win
senator Pittman. uf Nevada IN charr"
The, VIII uIHn IN two weeks Nh
White said declaring IN" Democrats
have "guud reason To- hope Ia win" in
both mountain and coast states.
u also Was announced that senator
Walsh. ui Montana. on September !
would succeed senator Gerry. of iihndo
Island. ns chairman of the Democratic
senatorial campaign.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-07
Declare Aim of Reds
Is Re-establishment
Of Pre-War Borders

JDIIANNESlu EG Fest prussI'
Apr i-D-s.rtrrs from the Roshcvist
army reaching here assert that the
rirrH uf tn Russian general staff are
o. drlly ln arni.iicc with rcland while
thr i"Iu,lirivs "f Russia nt, r--cstah.
l'h.d ~ ihrv existed .n 1914
The intelligence sriNicr ni IA. Ger
ullu frunti,t IHAi'.'. whirh IL under.
stn-l IT, d. IN reliable communication
with Eulih~,tst nus in. sul,siantiii.s
ili'f rrp,atr. saving thr plans ar. we'll
knuNn o. thr Russian It""pl, whu have
b'sn tuld that when thcs'. pllus az
iulnll,d 'ail warning viii cf1sr"
tn, frDnti'r I'olicr hrre rriiortcl YES
t-f,isy that fiom 40 .'so tn ~ ouu Rus
san rnldists nnd 70 hriradr ut artillery
Iris' 4 IN a sHuihsa~t.rlv direction. pre-.
mahlN o. rriniHc- the right c,nt,r
line The rNtrcmr riEht wing uf tn
l,u ian cavalry t.iay Irssod twenty
kil"meters frum hsre They appeared
o. ho well armed and provisinned hut
Ncr, clolhed In all kinds of uniforms.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-07
REDS UNEXPECTED MOVE
TO SOUTHWESTERN ASIA
COMPLICATES SITUATION
RY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

WASHINGTON Aug 6-South Russia has followed iss suc-
against the Poles with thrust southwestern Asia and
its forces already threatening the Persian csps of 1ehsn
rather unexpected by the Bohev believed by some
officials and diplomats here to be directed against British French
domination in the East and Asia.
News Of the soviet amy advance south Of the Cas-
plan conveyed today in official dispatches from l. Csd
WELL American minister to Persia and the consul st
TabriS
The minister from Teha in view Of the preparation Of te
Persian to evacuate the capital asked authority 10
while the consul asked authority from Tbrs Both
requests granted. ~ -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-07
Denver Strike Called off
Following Another Night
of Riotjrg With 8 Deaths

\ crowd - several hundred people
gathered ahuut the harms 'urly On tho
evening. Shutly hrfur, $50 an effort
wlf W1d' o. slUs, in en- thu harms
tn. move w1s met with fusilladr ~
rhHir frHw thnsr protecting the barns
Istl'fHl tfeHfs are ,Nug,t,d o. arrive
iu thD ,iiy Tomorrow
t.rII hundred fsrssus were In the
NitiuiiN uf the south sdr iurns. wh-r,
two m'u wrr, kiil'd hst uirht but No
Niu''uD, was r,pHrird frum there.
I-sh-ral Iroups Orslrred
DENVER Aur t-Fty. hundred
f,,ltal tropps have h-,n urlrr,.l o.
l,atr camp Funston. kansas. fnr D,n
N,f mot later than the murning ~
August =" accordinE a. n telegram ~
,.iVed here tonight hy Goy-rnur Shoup
frum the cyutml department ol thu
United States Army "a ChicaEo
Fe,isul trufls ~ Furt t.nran. Colo.
RADIO. have he,.n ordste,l to hold them.
selves in readiness for immediate call.
according 10 the telegram.