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New-York tribune., 1920-12-07
Funeral of DR.. NJ. J. Potter

Dr. Martin j. Potter, animal trainer
and theatrical manager, who was one
of the victims Of the fire in Fifty
seventh Street on Thursday, was placed
yesterday in a vault in Woodlawn Gem
egery after services III Campbell's Fu-
neral Chapel. The body is to be de-
posted finally III mausoleum to be
erected by the widow. a sister also
survives
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07
Freshmen Win Flag Rush
From Columbia Sophomores

The freshman class yesterday won
the annual flag rush from the sopho-
mores at Columbia University The flag
was torn from the pole early in the
second period by Neil Kennedy Skel-
ton, who is from ESSEX. n. y
The annual rush was staged or
south held, under the supervision of
tn" student board The rush was d.
vided into four four-mnute clashes.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07
Tailors Open Show to Prove
SuneriOritY of PRODUCES

The National Association OF Mer-
cnant Tailors Of America opened an
'''''if'e : - MONS fashions yesterday
at the Waldorf Astoria. The exhibit,
.a.~.. VII DC 10 i've days, is said to
be tor the purpose Of proving the
Value Of tailored clothing and showing
10 men proper apparel for all occa
sions. Twenty-Five leading tailors,
hatters and haberdashers are repre-
sented
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07
PROFESSOR K. W. SMITH

COVENTRY, r. l.. Dec. &. - Pro
lessor Richard ". Smith, for half a
century connected VITA the State
Board Of Education. died here to-day
at the home Of his daughter, Mrs
Aew.s Anu rws. Professor Smith ras
eighty wears Old
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07
RICHARD A. PEITIFR

PERTH AMBOY, n. j., Dee. g. Rica-
ard A. Peltler, chief detective Of Mid
dieseX County, vas stricken with apo
plexy here to-day while. he Was on q
trolley car on his way 20 attend court
IN New Brunswick. The 1ody wss 1aken
to his home at Focds. near Metucheu
He is survived by v.dov and dausf-
ter
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07
BENJAMIN HOLT

STOCKTON, Cal, Dec. C. Benjamin
Holt, inventor of the caterpillar tread
used on tractors. died in a hospital
here to-day. He was born IN Merri-
mac County, \. a., III 1849.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07
HENRY DEtE\VARI

Henry Degenhart. seventy years old .
OF l044 Park Avenue, al inspector Of
masonry and carpentry. employed BY
the Brook yn Bureau of Buildings. died
OF apoplexy at his desk yesterday
n1nrN1n.t
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07

FRIDAY in connection with the dance
being held that night at Delmonico's
by the Lafayette Guild of the Flower
Hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Chance Melton Vought
Who were married last Saturday in St
lhomas's Church, VIII be at home after
January 1, st 40 Park Avenue Mrs
Noughc is q daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William jefferson Lewis, Of Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Elisha Dyer arrived in town
yesterday from Newport and is st the
tz-Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tighe McGusty
Of 1000 Park Avenue, will he at home
Er1nNS in January
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07

Metro Qolltau Museum 81 Art, admission
Gree.
zoolosieal Pal; admission tree
Aquarium, admission trer.
Nan Cort!andi Park admission f.es.
}azaar = the slsterhood Of the Tesn1l'
o.. tn. Covenant, of WASHINGTON Heights
a52 VT ls}st street. all day
Ner's worN institute and rally under tAc
auspices o. III men ; work committee
Nt the Genera. Assembly NJ The res
MY ot New York PenfSA lVsnl~ Hotel,
sn.s cor0scL at ,he Hsr Assogiat ~
.,dGre~@ b.. sl-- pe4siAs robinson on
''rheocore i.ooSoNeif. Cttzel before
M Won.cns i..asu, OF me Fla,bush
Consresat.,u,, il, norca Dorchester Hosd
md Easr Eighteentn Street. $50 o'cloe's.
LIuchrol. Qt Av N-soclarlpn az Reformed
Nabbis, caso Bol.,N.srd Forty frs;
street ara Nsoat'.as, CO t.
NIGHT
te~.sns tAe New YorA 4es@s,a. x
N,a.c.nc. II Wss. Fsr;, third Street.
-.ectare ly '.ouiz x Anspaener IN Tho
pla 20 ~ lerasa~ Among the Arts S,es
1csau ut .Srianhorhood House. StuyNeSa'. :
and Ninth streets. 8:lo o'ciocN.
-Irctinr Of IN, New York lHnionoio= cai
society. American Museum oI Natural
Aldrrss b., iJr oalb,.s Reed or America :
A.tlatious 20 Chime broadway Iaber-
nacle Church, Fifty-siNJA street ana
''.ut,,lwa,, 500 clock
World Hotei Asto.. Vcioea..
.ul.ev ii the New AorN l'rarnA Lee ue
sate Boulevard. turt5-Arst StrHel and
3roaaasy, o'cioch.
Board OF Education Lectures
MANHATTAN.
lrena Of tae Times by Professor Will
lana 4 Guthrie. Ph %. at Wadleis I
Sigh school. ilSth STREET. near Seventh
"oxsdes of Nitrogen and Nitrogen lodide.'
b. " l.. Estabroolle. Pm. j., at Stuy
~"sant High School, lifteenth and Six
teenth Streets. west Of Tirst ANenle
'Caliiorsli, and the l.c lie Coast bl Rot
rrt @ Neyh, at Pubic school 81. Eighty
'.eht" Strret as os Firs. ANellue
g. wright. - Public ~ehooi l53, 1929 Sfree
and WaGsworth Avenue.
r aiding l'ru7u HAr own Poems, Storie
erd Nerse Of Tho Adi1ondacks.' by Mr..
Je4n4-. X. Poster. a. American Musell
e NAtural Histcry seVenty -seveist
street and Central Park Nest.
rhe Miracle OF lrrigatiou.' b. lewis
8easasley, ~ metropolitan Temple saN
enth Avenue and Fourteenth stree
, "Some American Composers and Poets.
o. Miss sally ualaln, al Public scho,
50. tss{h Street tindlay aud leier ave
"rreue Of the Times" oy Mss Jenr.e j.
DAVIS. at By Ridge Illgh Schoo
Fourth Avenue and six y-seventh stree
The Growth Of American Music in II
g 'iainsoorg. AZ Girls High school. 40
trand Avenue, Halsey and Mace
i streets; illustrated at the piano.
'lu-rto Rico. Old and New by F'redc-
Dean. a. Public School 50 Conorer ~
NoicOtt streets.
- The Great Pyramid and sphiux.'' b.
o DOW Covington, l. K. g. s a. Publ
y school IA. DumoLt, Alabama and tF4l
. ta1ns avenues; stereoptcon views
Queens
- W no Won the War" b. lpr. Harry y
Darlington. At Newton High Scho,
Chicago and Gerry avenues. El.nhurs
I. T.
Consumers Co5peratsvo Associations
an Aid TO Reduce the High Cost OF Ii
ing, by Walter ?. Long - Publ
school 81. Old House Landing Koa
Little Neck, L. T.. stercopticon views
Richmond
Charles Dickens a:.1 f7ls Chr3st.n;
Carol" by Mrs. Marian Leland. at 2u
lie School &c, Richmond Turnpik
L!noleunYilie. s. l.; colored stereopticC
lieWa
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07

these musicals have been so popular
or years That the doors nave to be
closed some time before the program
opens, and the late arrivals have d;f-
AcNllG, even those with reserved seats,
gaining admission
day were Mrs. Richard Stevens. Miss
Dorothy Stevens. Mrs Charles Fred.
rick Hoffman, Mrs. William Barbour
rs George W. WckeYsham, Mrs
.eery falideld Osborn, Mrs. L,nd.ey
u. Garrison, Mrs. c. Oliver IscIin
Mrs. George Henry Warren. Mrs.
George B. Post. Miss Grace Wander
b. H..i Mrs. j. Horace Harding Miss
ne4en NJ Moran, Mrs. Samuel Thorne.
Mrs. Edward II. Wcatherbee. Mrs. Ed
ward NJ House, Mrs. Walter b. Jane.
Mrs. Arthur l. Cumnock. Mrs. Stuart
Duncan, Mrs. Charles S. Whitman.
Mrs. George Grant Mason. Mrs. Charles
II. Dltson, Mrs. }. Amory Haskell. Mrs
Ldward \. Breitune Mrs. John p DIM
can, Mrs. Riley Miles Gilbert. Mrs. d
Hunter McAl pin, Mrs. J. Herbert Bal
Iantine, Mrs. William Orr Barclay. Mrs
Warner NJ Van Norden, Mrs Alexan
der Harvey Tiers, Mrs. J. Robert Nc
Aeo, Mrs. Arthur 3. Twombly, Mrs. Fd
Ward = iAl kness. Mrs. Frank Gray
Nllswold. Mrs E. Henry Rowland. Mrs
Charles l. Hudson and Mrs. Cbarles
Bouehion Wood
Mrs. G. Montei,h GDD.n gave din
nor las MS -h' in the main DINING room
: Of the K.tz-Carlton.
Mrs Lewis b Woodruff win osyc
luncheon to-day FOR Miss Bettv Wol-
cot Merchant, dehutantc daughter o..
Mrs Huntington W. Merchant.
Christmas bazxar for the benefit 81,
the Darrach Home for Crippled Ch4
dren VII take place this afternoon an,
evening in tho east room of the Y al
dorf- Astoria Those in charge Of tns
booths are Mrs. N. NJ Pond, Mrs. Al
fred W. Morris, Mrs. Charles ENin,
Warren. Mrs. Thomas II willard an,
Mrs. j. T. Raymond. There Will be :
, reception and musical program in th,
evening.
Mrs. George Jay Gould viii give :
dance japuary Ia 81 her house in Fiftl
Avenue, for Miss Mary Cameron. tb,
debutantc daughter Of Duncan Came
ron. Mrs. Belmont Tiffany gives
dance for MISS Cameron at &c Nit
Carlton, December Il.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Oliver Isslin hav
arrived in th city from their countr,
place at Glen Head, Long Island. an,
are at the Ritz Carlton. The viii o.
to Aiken, S. G., early next month.
Mrs Albert II. Wiggin, Mrs. +. r
Tirkcr Mrs. Ernest Biardoi. and Mrs
Z Acury =. Tiedeman wall give dinner
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07
=
MARRIED

BEKG-LEssER-Mr Max Berg to Miss
Nettie Lesser. al the home OF her brother.
Henry Lesser. sunday December g. 1870.
LANDON - RHINELANDER on satur-
day. December 4. a. the Cathedral e
St. John the Divine. b. the r. He.. Dr.
RhinelAnder. Bishop OF PeNnsylv as
sisted By tho Very Rev ID. Robhins
Dean or the ca hedral. Har9.d NorSan
l-andon ami freGerios, daughter OF ,.lr
ei.G Mrs Thomas %ev,b0ld PhiuelanGer.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07
Queens

Birth, Engagement, Marriage.
Death and In Memoriam Notices
may Be telephoned 10 The Tribune
any time UP to midnight for in
sertion in the next day, paper.
Telephone Beeknlan 5000.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07
Going On To-day
DAY

admission fr7e
si,tropolstau Museum of Art; admission
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07
CHARLES H. STRONG. Reoordins Sc
swEEr-suddeniy on December ). 1910.

- o.-o a"eet services private.
VAN HEts sE>-A. East Orange Z &
Decesnber 1920, Aliuira II. Van He4
s.n N n s7th year. Funeral service
a. the resiaen-e Of her niece. Mrs Fr~a-
erlc &. Scoae.d. ~ Carnegie ave. o..
Tu @day. December Z, a. . 20 =. r..
VILLIAMS-At Greenport. Coluno4a Col..-
-. Y y December ;. 1920. Ida W.
sans. Automobile cortege TO Woo1lav' e..
Cemetery from Grand Central Station Q
arrival of traln ! o5 "Wednesday att.r-
nom
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07
BIRTHS

SIIN NER-Born 70 MI and Mrs. Charle. J
Silver, $50 West eth st. Decelrber {
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07
IpN E.<IiIIIM

IOVE<HEIM Harry Iowenhe.r,. below
husband Of alart ha (nee FISHERY, fathe
ri Max A, Irving and Noselind f. n
.1th year sunday. December t. fu-
neral Tuesday. December :. 10 g ~.
lroi- his iate residence. sss Fast 4'orc
han Road
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07
I.INNi.EN
LOGAN

jcssl Anna Richards widow o. Frar.h
Jackson Logan. Services at her iat-
residence. 2s5 De kalb ave. Brooklyn,
Tuesday, december :, 1920. at , = -
iurrral private. Albany, y. y. psper-
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07

MAC GLASIfAN- Alexaade~ h.
loV-d husband OF Cecil Woolsey Han4t..
ton MacGlashan suddenly. at hi. hoiae
Sf-. laf.d Farm. Kent. Conn. Deceinos.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07

MARTNN-Henrietta Juscombe on Satur
dsv. December 4, - Englewood ~ !
Funeral services Tuesdav. December
a. $50 H. H.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07
LYNCH hcr 2.

INNCH-At her residence. 405 Park ave
on December E. 1920 Emily T. Lyme.
Gauc ter Of the late James and Cstha
Inc Lynch Funeral services a tha
Church of st Vincent Ferrer. Lexington
ave and 6eth st. December E At
Please ami.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07

The President OF IN. Association -
the Bar Of the C.ty OF New YORK has
appointed the Presidents. the Pres .
dent and Officers and Executive Com
il.i,tee @. the Association a Committee,
to represent the Association a. tho tu-
neral OF Mr.. Francis Lynde Stetsor. II
be held at the Church Of the Incaru4
ton. Madison av and 35th s.. on Tues-
day. December 7. 1920 at =. Il.
The Committee is requested % nee.
in the vestibule OF the Church It 4
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07

Mrs. c. Monteith Gilpln gave a din
no. las ~ht IN the main dluius room
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07

Mrs. George Jay Gould Will give {.
dance Japuary Ia 81 her house in Fifth
Avenue, for Miss Mary Cameron, the
debutantc daughter Of Duncan Came
ron. Mrs. Belmont Tiffany gives .
dance Tor MISS Cameron st 4Sc Ritz
Carlton. December It.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07

i-iN tNso> VI IT, on sunday. Decea'.
aef At MS residence. asS West SO
ST.. beloved husband Of Lizzie NJ snd
father e. johu. Matter and Louis. f'u.
n-rsl SER les a. West End Synagogue.
O. West s2l st. oil Tuesday. Dccembor
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07

Mr. and Mrs. c. Oliver Iselin have
arrived in th city from their country
place at Glen Head, Long Island. ard
are at the Ritz Carlton. Thev viii 90
to Aiken, S. G., early nex, month.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07

STEISON-
m. members ot III. board OF man
agers Of tho New YORK Botantca car
csns are requested 70 attend the ii
neral OF thetr !anented Nic~-Presic.-i.'
Francis Lynch Stetsor. st the Church O
the Incarnation. on Tuesday afternoot
December :. a. clock. =. {. BRl -
TON Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07

DIChSON-cn November g. at Toronto.
Ontario. Eliza NJ VIE ~ Edwin II
Dickson and dnu9htcr of the iatc VII
lam II and NAOin4 l.. p9ch4n.tu. cl
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07

NOEeEk- suddenly. on December 4 Jam.
Aloes"r. beloved husband Of the la
Caroline Moeser. Funeral from his la
lesiaeice. ll,1 t6th st. brooklyn, Nc.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07

Mrs. Lewis b Woodrun viii give
luncbeon to-day for Miss Bettv Wol
cot Merchant dehutanto daughter o.
Mrs.. Huntington W. Merchant.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07

coon l1--Al i.ilst Woo ....r
December s. 1870 Charles. beloved hu=-
band of Margaret Cooke. REQUIEM mass
Htll BE- celebrated for the reposc OF hi-
soul At St. Ceciiia's Church. Englewood,
\. j.. or Thursday. December 2. a. "a
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07

COSTELII Alice Taylor on December
l9eo. IN Atlantic Guy. beloved daug htcr
of Peter and the lat Alice Taylor, o.,
this city. Funeral l'ivatH. san frai-
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07

Saturday. Decelnhe: 4. Hr.e,l
;. Ni-e of In G. jensen. Funeral
from NJ Ipe kalh ave. thence 70 s..
Ijridcet's Church RcQuteln mass $ =
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07

Mrs. Albert II. Wiggiu, Mrs. 4. r.
Tinker Mrs. Ernest Biardot ard Mrs.
tllArN !. Tiedeman Will give .llnners
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07
BERLINGER

4 VI IJS-
ne Hotel ch-lsr C'~elf-,o f''
b"logcd wife Of Charles Perry Champion
IN h.r ia ytar.
CHURCH.. Campbell BuAGlns Il .4
rtth street. W~dnt sdsN. December ) :,
10 a NJ Interrnent Krnsico Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
Bfief Cases

of excellent quality, in Brown Black, va
rious sizes; made of Walrus. Cowhide and
handkerchief stock. Our assortment is large
and varied. which makes selection easy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
Thermos Bottles

a constant source Of comfort. Think OF
being able to carry ice-cooled drinks easily
and without any worry whatever.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
Travelling Slippers

Add comfort to the journey with pair OF
travelling slippers colors of Brown or Black.
in all sizes. large variety from which to
make your selection.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
Travelling Requisites

BAGS
--THERMOS BOTTLES
TOURIST TABLETS
DRINKING CUPS
TOILET ROLLS
TRUNKS
--TROUSER PRESSERS
-FLASKS
MILITARY BRUSHES
COLLAR BAGS
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Auto Lunch Kits

or Motor Restaurants. embracing every desir-
able feature nsuring practical comfort and
economy to the tourist. The materials and fit
tings are OF standard quality all sizes
An ideal accessory for the autoist that will
give endless satisfaction.
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Hat Boxes

real asset to every traveller. They will
keep your hat free from danger of becom-
ing wrinkled or broken your trip. They
arc OF black enamcled duck nicely lined. and
in two sizes-An essential piece OF luggage
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Travelling Bags

OF known quality. made in three differt 1t sizes,
for both ladies and gentlemen-Black, Brown
made OF Iiorsehide, Walrus. Cowhide-va-
rious grains; attractively lined Some hare
compartments for toilet articles. A large as
sortment
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Wardrobe Trunks

They stand the test of time and travel. made
IN i've different sizes, with our own patented
features. "A place for everything and every
thing in its place"-A size and style for every
need.
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Suit Cases

Cowhide, Enameled Duck Soft or Hard Fibre,
Mating, Reed and Cotex, "a to &c inches
Some have trays and attractive Innings.
the price you want to pay
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Fitted Bags and Cases

great convenience for the traveller A
large stock-sizes and styles that will meet
your requirements.
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Roller Tray Trunks

No bending or lifting. the tray rolls back,
made in four different sizes-thc trunk OF
comfort.
a Rountree Roller Tray Trunk is complete
assurance for comfortable, convient journey.
Strong and durable.
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--Great Lakes
The Mountains
The Seaslore

AS EASY
tar The Seaso Summers
for days
Far and Wide with Rounee Luggage-and TRAVEL
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Steamer Trunks

Rountree Steamer and three-quarter size
Trunks, made in five different sizes, of the
very best material obtainable, attractively
lined. You can pack your belongings in one
of these splendid trunks and travel to the
Orient
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
move FOR SO[ID
NEW YORK BUTLER
DELEGATION FAILS
EIGHT or TEN MEMBERS IN.
PRESS THEMSELVES Def.
NlTEI.N FOR WOOD

~ Nssnt tAlth iiftfs
CHICAGO. June 9.-Enorts of the
r,atc organization leaders To- line up
the New York delegation solidly for
Nicholas Murray Butler ON the first bal.
lot failed tUily through the expressed
determination an the part ~ eight or
ten delegates To- vote for General woul
\ conference fur the delegation was
held bu, little progress was made Ia.
ward complete unity of action. Another
conference will De- held probably tomor.
row Senator Wadswor,h chairman OF
the delegation, IN an authorized state.
mrnt said there had been free and
ir,nL discussion and that there was a
s,r.ug rrnl ncy tpsn.d solidarity.
Although refusing to discuss candi.
dltrs the senator said he had not dis
covered and pronounced drift toward
tu outside man IN" discussion d.
id Wss friendly
\ motion hv former Governor Whit
man g. take up an questions confront
irr al, delegation and that the express
riuu ct the majority h' accepted ~ The
.u'.d, hut later Withdrawn. No vote
Vu. taken or amy questions.
Nathan T. Miller who. according Ia
reports win nominate Herbert Hoover
did not attend The meeting
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
EDWARDS DEMANDS
PEOPLE REPuD|ATE
DRY" AMENDMENT
PRESIDENTIAL. CANDIDATE ~.
rEiI> To GREAT REtERE>Dt VI
Of AMERICAS rlBi.IC."

10 Nsfnripi~i lfsfss
SEAGlGT y J.. June Governor
Edward I Edwards. candidate fur thu
urvHdcnull nomination. mad" state.
mrut tonight demanding liberalization
- the Nolstcad act aud calling upon
"th, people II thu United States. law.
ully nri by tho constitutional mvth"d
urr ribbed. tu pass Judgment upon the
act"
"rh, ulwpm, ruuri h,s d'clarr,i the
'iLhirrnth amendment tu y" q part o,
the constitution and the \olsiead net
600 hr ~ statutory intcrprctltiun,' read
il, ripipmrui THE a,i b. open a. such
amendment ,s The duly elected repre-
.rtltl,cs of fh, people may enact
"Nu puNcr r,lt's which b. paramount
'n the power 't the p-uplr 1t the polls
Thrrr alone o. .uNur'igutv. Every cnn.
dilpir toe cungtrrs. every state aud
l,..4 f'fii,, official and the candidate
tur the pruidru,y itself will De- called
utun this coming November o. dcclnr'.
ilrir positions unmist,kahly on thu
sane and reasonable Interpretation oi
tir amendment On favor 81 the pvrmiF
si,e use uf Light wines and beers. each
state e. determine its regulations und"r
the lihoml limitations ~ general led
,ral statute.
q appeal o. the great and final ref.
crcndum ct the American people"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10

o. Nssrr'atsd frsss
EAST HAMPTON y Y. unc p --
H'p,slhouuds a rUs-y ui volunteers and
i,ulira tHsl., hunted 'hr persun Who last
night stole $500 ooo worth of i'wcl-
fe.w IN, hom, ~ Enrco Caruso. opcr,
singer. The dogs picked up sc"nt
whore o., srtrchers said evidence
shoW-d ON automobile had stuod tn
belief It dctccii, that the robbery
w.- an "inridc so" was strengthened
today ~ Mrs Caruso. who said shu
was convinced h9r movements had
been watched previously
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
Suffrage Leaders Will
Display Banners Today
Attackir g Republicans

~ Aesnriaifd frsH
CHICAGO Iurr Militant sunu
gIsts. who Monday began silent picket
ing of tho convention decided tonight
tu ll,ou things up tomorrow O., display
irg banners ptit,.iuc the republicans
Ms Werner Reel Vice president.
WA p,rk,t tui,, Mrs Leonard w"od
and Nr' Dough-. Robinson. sister uf
Colonel E",s s,N,lt visited the lines and
rhaitrd with "a, women.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10
lcontlnucd ~ rage 50
NNTIO>iIISTS SEIZE
VI MnER II Ikk fOkIS

o. Asirr'afHi frrss
NSTANTtNopLE. Juno a.-The
r.iiartli.is Monday seizod a Turkish
4ir,l,n, s,bod near Maltepc. ON the
north shore ct the gulf half way be-
tween Constaniiuopl, and lsmid. They
CAPTURED tn nyiug machines. Only
thrrr airpancs escaped The wife of
Euyer pnsha. former Turkish minister
Of var. b. rpurtcd to have escaped IN
uu. uichiu, carrying a quantity OF
mooney
The nationnlists ON Monday aiso
sr.r.d karuh Mussal. ON tho south
Shore of the gulf
Fifteen American women workers OF
the commission for relief In the near
oast sailed Cor Batum today on orders
from Colonel W. y. Haskell. director
r,ncrul of relief work In the Caucasus
who has 20 resume the work In Ar.
menm on a limited scaie.
The Armenians are reported 10 be-
combating the interior bolshevilsi
movement but bolshcviki from Baku
are moving upon the karabagh.
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I,nckrrs GI,rn Mnrc Timr.

" enTIHTFH TTF8'
WASHINGTON june a-Thc dis
iuu supreme court to-day granted 1
the several large parking companies an
extension of sixty day. iu the time in
which thcy rnv submit ~ the court the
plun for dyceiirv themselves II actit.
itics held not to be- allied with the m"it
business
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WILL Be LOGICAL
MAN If DEADLOCK
PREVAILS, BELIEF
PROPOSAL MADE To go AHEAD
WITH NOMINATIONS Due TO
PACT FIGHT.
IS OPPONENT OF LEAGUE
johnson DENIES Reports That Tie VIII
Form Third Party u Tie u Not
Selected ~ standard
llcarcr.

~ Assocb Ted Press.
CHICAGO June e.-Whilc IN" r,puh
ican national convention holds dailr
routine scgsiuns aud the managers coli
iinue tu hurtlc and hope and predict
the real fight Tor the moment h'S
awitchcd hack tu the league of nations
u ccniors un the question of whether
the republican party Is going to declare
fatty against IN" league uf nations us
whether II is going to declare Tor a"
league with reservations.
Program MI tpSci.
So involved has the fight become and
~ indefinite are the prospects of It's
cnd that the program for the convcn'
iiun II upset and In doubt
u meets al ~ O'Clock aud has Moth
Ing further before II except to h"ar
the report of the resolutions committee
Continued - Page ~
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Johnson Charges Money
Being Used To Shift"
Instructed Delegates

b. Arsoria'rd Ircss
CHICAGO June 9-S'nitot l.hnsor
ss,. uuii,, to-day that De- would take
measures Uf rrprsl AGAINST any d.iv.
s,', pledged tu hi- support h' results
q urim1r, election who I'D not stick
p,.tttnr Co newspaper correspondents.
o.. DECLARED hi- opponents wrru using
every MEANS and Kind to shake the al
I.siar.. uf sYmr uf hIs supporters. mon.
ii.u,aI gold" and added that u any de-
..s,t, broi, ava, I'm take his ease to
100. Isroplr
E,i,luug hs opposition a. Tho
f.s.i. ,f nations. senator johnson said
th.t unless lr platform committee
t... s corresponding stand he woI.l
... UI, convention and the people Of
fr. United states 90 reject be- prop