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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
Walter Johnson
Signs Contract
For 1921 Season
~ N,soeia,.d Pr.-.

Nv Nssneiai-d ffsrs.
WASHINGTON. Dec 2S-Iitchcr
Walter J0haSnrs sirnr' contract tor
tho SEASON n, 1891 bis fff,crth season
IN tho major league hls.iali. wal 90.
,e.voi On Che n..l tplly ty President.
MANAGER Cutn'h ot tto Washington
American league club johnson wrot,
from bis fIrm near Cuffcy,illr Eanfle.
that ~, injury 90 his arm which hlad.
icaui-,d his llu season, Ind Welded o.
tro1'rtui lnd that b. expected 10 ~.
~1m h,H former 90, tycn,ss 1ohnso
vi1 hc - years old o7 he next birth
COS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
Praying Colonies
Reach Fort Worth
For Game Saturday
nv As.nclltnd Press

FORT WORTH. D,c 2'.--Thc pray
iug culcnsls' ct Center college wonder
t'nm Ell thc riidiron for tho past t'-.o
gears. arrived here TursdIy f"r 'a...r
clash With tho ilrrn,d i'rprs 90 T,Ns
Chri tInn tuit,r~i' on New Year uI~.
Captain Do" M.'illiu has comt ~"
al arr ngl mouts ~ - Paul l. Grave
To- tho us, Ell, ru.1'r iagt'1rl iurs
D. the KGntuckiars f.r the foug 20 IS
prcceding the game and they promise
o. D. in tiptop shape Tor the biz cyCrt
An attendance 81 fully 5000 Is *.
pcctcd hero Tor this game.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
EXiiyMlTiON or BODIES
OF SOLDIERS II BEGUN
1y Associated rtsss.

PARIS. Dec. Inflammation - the
bodi.s IL the American soldiers buried
at Pony cemetery. all men ~ the 9Th
New Yor; National Guard and 3oth
CNndcat. fro.n Tennessee and North
and sluih Carolina divisions, has H..
gun. ~ i.575 bOdics In the cemetery
about 500 viii b. returned q the
United States and the remainder viii
not h. disturbed. Bony Is Ia b. one ~
the foui permanent cemeteries IN
France. and other bo,lics will bc moved
into the cemetery. but this work VIII
not start until the work 81 sending
bodies to America has been completed
Try a Daily News Want IA.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
TRANCE FILMING TO
DISPOSE or MERCHANT
FLEET BtlLT ~ VA;

PARIS. Dec 2s.-Tho government
has introduced q bin Tor The liguidlilon
cl ne merchant nect hlilt ar bought
drgirg tn war Go assure irsnsp0;
which v1s ieuaarlizcd ly the slbma.
rifle warfare.
Certain ot.z, gies II the ships v,ll o.
rcarvsd Coz French buyers on condi
tlon that there b. mo- transfer &c na'
tinrai.iy without the sanction = M"
French government. The othCrs chief
lv wo.d.n ships huili in America. win
D. suid g. an ooue.s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29

CLEVELAND q. Dec 2s--Iack
Gmnsy. veteran outfielder % tho
Cleveland Americans. following Tho cx.
amuie of his teammate Catcher Steve
O'Selll. has entered the autumohlc
sales business here fpr The whit r.
tirlnsY - A-s.@.si-n, al slie,'.-.-',ss sl.-s-
ing rnr hsssi home h're.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
High Wage Paid.

Captain Ewu1 AmIudsrn. who die
covered the South Pole In 1871. lcft
Nome. Ala sp. last August IN an az.
tempt o. reach the North Pole. Ills
ship. the Maud. had already spent 10
months IN ttc Arctic. north II Asia
and Eu.opo. and had successfully made
tho Northeast Passage lie expected
the Maud o. De- locked in the iceplck
and e. drift toward tho Pol, when the
Arctic winter ended w negotiating
his way to Nome h. was frequently
compelled 10 hl1yt a path through the
ice. Captain Amundscn was last heard
uf u-f East cape. about TO miles north.
wc; ~ Nome in thu Boring Straits
The explorer. on a.. 1un, II high WAGES
ard scarcity ~ men, WIS handicapped
ny lacl, q help. his only companions
being three sailors and an Eskimo
conk
The other Interesting expeditions
projected or now under way are as FOL.
lows:
Siberia. Captain Axol Landmark anil
Captain John Naincy. In a 5Ofoot pow.
a. boat are On l.oo00.uilc voyage 20
the Huyma River. using a primitive
chart made IN 1875 by Nordenskjold. =
swedish explorer ON his voyage from
NORWAY 90 Japan Sia the Arctic Oceen.
Greenland. --Knud Easmusscn. DIN
IA explorer. who returned from thu
Eari coavt late IN 1919. after studying
Eskimo tribes, ~ preparing Tor another
expedition If five wears duration.
l.augr Koch. another Dane. Is planning
scientific survey - North Greenland
his main purpose being to establish
Danish sovereignty In that territory.
AFRICA Pour expeditions are In
progress. namely. the Mackie Elmo
logical Expedition 10 Central Africa
ftr the purpose ~ studying the Hahi
ma. one ~ the chief pastoral tribes ~
Ankole. n district west 81 Uganda; tho
British Natural History Museum TX
editions 90 tho West Coast and tbs
| Ieb Maria mountains: the Duke 81 the
J Ahruzzi't effort 10 find the sources ~
, 'he Woh Shebcli River. which flow.
from Ahsysslnia through Italian So
| maitland into the Indian Ocean and the
chronological tour of the Belgian po-
| Ton e Tanganyisn and the Eastern
Congo. IS r. =. Barns. who explored
the Itur and Somllkl forests. finding
a strange race q pygmy savage a'
vel as gathering o wonderful collec
tlol ~ moths and butterflies
Esfrin I.snd.-Dunald u Macmillan
Who was with pcary plans 10 start
next year % explore o,' ~ the richerl
fields In the Far North. Hc expects &c
establish n camp zoo miles south a
Utah On SorihWcft Greenland. where
biz Crnclser Land Expedition pasad
four winters. He win attempt 20 cir
cunnavi.nte Baffn Land and pene
trate 900 miles - its western coast.
Nova Zenbla.-Dr Olaf Holteiah
n Chrls,innia University. g organsz
INK a Northwestern Natural Scicnc'
and Geological Expedition % this coIn
nv AMI plans n start NEAT summer.
~ sclir1 --i'rac.soi Emclio o,idonc. :
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
Rides in Money
4O2 Times With
Only 6SS Mounts

Premier American Jockey Tor ,s2r
Looks like James Butweii. natural
horn rider" consistent winner ana
clean-cui sportsman has got a strange
hold on that title.
With the year nearing a. close. IL.
lie Jimmy. a. the turfmCn and other
1ockies know Bgtweli. has an apparent
safe lead on an opp nents fog riding
hOnors Of the American turn.
Out in fgont.
The idg time races IN Canadn. Mary
And aud Kentucky saw him oIf ia
front q the other riders. Then. IN
Havans h. has kept IN his s@n.a.
tionai rgus down the hume stretch.
Prom January !. 1890. 20 December
y. Bufweil had picked OF ia WINS
IN $50 mounts. n addition ~ chslked
Up i:t second place points and ~
;hird.money marks
Since December .. Butweii hsg had
five mounts on cuian tracks ono ~
them went under tho wire frs, ard
another third That gives Jimmy 90.
within IA. money" rides 10 flr this
season.
Clean Rider.
Turfmen--and Jimmy mas Fiddi
for such owners as Jas. r. Kecne. ~
y. Bradley. Lieutenant Commands
Samuel Rurs. the widsnsr Brother
Harry Payne Whitney and August Bel
m0ni-icok uI0n his recurd a. no;hln.
short 81 remarkable. Tor n veteran.
Do you remember the famous
steeds. Omar Khsyypm. Hourless. Jacl
!. Rass. Jr. Reamer. Assquet. Leocharc
and ExiermInstog. Well rutwcil it'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29

ridden them an.
There are no turf scandals connected
with Jimmy Butwcll. He's q regular.
cican.cut ridcr-,he king Jockey 81 en-
air
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
Jimmy Leads Them
by Good Margin

Figures an tho standing 81 :ho ten
leading American Jockeys up % an
including December n. ~ officially
compled. show:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
81 Assoris'cd pes.
FORT WORTH. Texas, dec. ss.-W

e. Mclean. Il the law firm 81 McI.cah.
Scott ard Mclean counsel fr Clara
smith iIamon win leave for Arimorc.
Oklahoma. q, = o'clock Sunday morn.
INK following development ~ unlocked
tdr complications In arrangements for
he wuman's trial. Mr. Mclean an.
a1unccG here tonight ", refused To
''ivc ont any further information. say.
Ing that he I'LL not know how serious
the comp'ica;ilns were.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
Sixteen Exploration
Expeditions Are Now
in Progress, Report

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK. be- sS-Sixtccn OK.
plouiloa expeditions are now IN prog.
r'ss ar in contemplation after Zoe.
wears ~ inactivity Ia this line ~ sciva.
title rC-u1rch due o. the Great wa
iCst uf ttrsc enterprises have been nv.
tcrtlkon 90 prof ctcd since tho arms
'.g' and they i,,all the fact that Mut,;.
,r EIrth still has lmpprtan, biological
yoolugl,nl. geological. chronological aul
rotouru' gical problems which are still
ur lNyl.
one & the most important ~ these
enterprises - the British Antarctic TX.
I'd.'ion. headed bv Commander John
i.achlan Cope. T. Il. q :, formerly -
the British Navy. Il II financed Tor
$4,000. includes Tive ship. rs men,
several airplancs AMI extensive wire.
l,ts apparatus. The undertaking -
60 rtlviI' five years a.d It's objects arg
no oirDgWuaylgatirn q the Antarctic
So. . lirh to thu South Pole. the h..
eating Uf new whaling grounds. anj
80. discovery ,f suppHsdly rich gold
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
U sBiND DID CANNING:
PLANS tn CAN WHEY


CINCINNATI. Ohio Dec "a.
Claiming b. washed the
dishes. scrubbed the floors.
washed windows. put up pre-.
r.rycs and had % 81 his own
tTaakf1si. Michael ". Cln
aIrgham hns asked Tor d.
vorcc from Ruth = Cunning.
ham.
Cunningham Claimed his wife
was can Incompetent house
Keeper"
Soon afi,r the honeymoon.
d. rlid his wife started to
uruL threw f1rf away and
bought expensive clothes be-
yond ms msans.
Finally she left him. Gun.
bingham sah They were mar.
ficd % little oyer two sears
ago.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29

"Whcn one 1. making rabbit stew.
Catch bunny first ~ wi'c chefs de-;
iQn1l never knock mc down.
gmss."
says Dcmp,ey 1JaclD o. willard
tJes'l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-11

the Senate foreign relations and house
foreign affairs committee, and added:
But before this meeting Henry
Cabot Lodge. as the arch-conspirator
Of the ages. had uttered his defiance
and issued the mandate that peace
should not be- if it came as the re-
suit of effort in which the President
had a directing hand. A partisan VIC
tory born in hatred and discomfort
was his goal. let the cost to civiliza-
ton be what it might. In sequence,
few days after the conference. Sen
ator Lodge produced his infamous
round-robin, signed by thirty-seven
republican senators, who declared that
the league was not acceptable In the
form presented, but who, under par
tisan leadership, made no suggestions
of any kind for its improvement as
means of preserving the peace OF the
world.
I'm this connection let it be empha-
sized that not, one single suggested
amendment, received from any re-
sponsible source. went UNDECIDED; in
stead, the majority of suggestions
were requested by the President to be
put into writing, and were incor-
porated in the revised draft virtually
verbatim.
Then, after the President returned
in July, 1919, with the treaty and
the final draft of the covenant, he
again conferred with all the mem
bers of the Senate committee on for
eign relations. The conference was
public in the sense that official ste
nographers were present and the qdes-
lions and answers were given to the
newspapers AS rapidly as transcripts
could be made. At this meeting there
developed the visible evidence that
the senatorial ring of the reactionary
forces had perfected their partisan
conspiracy. that they had no desire
to understand the covenant, and that
they purposed to becloud and confuse
the public mind. Their attitude was
one of evident and implacable hos
tility.
Previous to this development the
President had appeared in person be-
fore the Senate and had discussed the
treaty in submitting it--something
no other President had done in more
than one hundred years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-11
WIND WRECKS TOWN.

STEVENS POINT. Wis. October IL.
Property damage estimated at thou
sands of dollars was caused here
when a terrific wind, accomnaanied by
hail, hit this city. The storm was
general over central Wisconsin. The
lighting system here was put out OF
operation, roofs were torn from fac
tories. fences and outbuildings were
demolished. and two residences were
lifted from their foundations
Automobiles in the streets were car
ried in the air for short distances, and
hundreds of trees broken off or up
rooted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-11
Abe Martin Says:

"I'm mighty glad got across
tn street before tn price O
Fords come down." said Gram
ma Pash t'day.
Tn hardest thing is t pay fer
somethin' like you don't feel it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-11
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The reply given by President Will
The Newark journal., 1920-08-26

Norma Talmadge Special, She Loves and Lies at the Royal Thursday, Sept. 2. Ad- mission 15 and 30 cents.
 Buy your wagon from Jeff cry Bros. at Batesville. They have the John Deere wide tread-the kind you like.
 Miss Nell Welborn, after a pleasant visit here with home folks, has returned to Jones' boro, where she has a good position.
 Elsie Janis, the sweetheart of the nation, is coming to Newark in her mile-a-minute comedy-drama, "A Regular Girl' in five rip-roaring reels, Tuesday, Aug. 31.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Rawlings have returned to their home at Wagoner, Okla, after a pleasant visit here with the gentleman's parents, MT. and Mrs. J. K. Rawlings.
 Lost.-Plain, gold wrist wat ch, Swiss movement, picture in back of case. Lost between Newark and Vaughan Merri- wether place. Reward for re- turn of same to Miss Hazel Nuckolls, Cord, Ark.
 Who cheered the boys in khaki? Who has rings on her firg gers and bells on her toes? Who is everybody's sweet heart? Ask Elsie Janis. She's a Regular Girl' and she'll meet you at the Royal, Tues day, Aug. 31.
The Newark journal., 1920-08-26
WARNING ORDER
IN INDEPENDENCE CHAN
 CERY COURT

IN 11NOEI E1NDLlNOL OIlAAN-
 CERY COURT Lillie Mayes, Plaintiff
 VS.
 A. o. Mayes, Defendant.
 The defendant A. o. Mayes, is hereby warned to appear in this Court and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Lil- lie Mayes, herein filed within 30 days or judgment will be taken against him as confessed. Given under my hand and seal as Clerk of said Chancery Court on this the 16th day of July, 1920.
 B. F. ADAMS, Clerk. J. J. McCaleb, Atty for Non- resident defendant.
The Newark journal., 1920-08-26

 Royal Thursday, Sept. 2. Wait for the big circus at l Newark, Saturday Sept. 4. Dr. c. F. Maynard of Aug usta was in town Saturday.
 Knox mends shoes cheap. III Walnut Street, Newport, Ark.
 We want to buy all your pro- duce. A. J. McSpadden & Go.
 H. w. Johnson was over from Pleasant Plains Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. w. w. Jerni- gan spent Tuesday in Little l Rock.
 l Rev. c. L. Fink is holding a revival meeting at Cord this week.
 Biggest Circus on the road coming to Newark Saturday, Sept. 4.
 w. G. Moore transacted i business in Little Rock We'd nesday.
 w. J. Harrington of Cord was in town Wednesday on I business.
 Jim Vaughan of Newport is spending today in town on business.
 A nifty line of young mems 'clothing at Jeffery's. Bates vile, Ark.
 FIRE insurance. F. o. FL Ter, agent, phone No. ST, New ark, Ark.
 Rev. E. w. Nelson has gone to Cave City to assist is re- vival meeting.
 If you have property of any kind for sale, list it with E. C.. ] Magness & Go.
 C. c. Taylor prominent citizen of Salado, was in town on business Saturday.
 Buy OWensboro or Leuding- haus Wagons of Barnett Bros. Mere. Co.,, Batesville.
 The worlds most popular movie star is coming to New ark, Thursday, Sept. ?.
 You can get the higest prices for your produce at A. J. Me- Spadden & Company's. 1 Oph Stephens of Newport was the guest of MT. and Mrs. c. 9. Magness Saturday.
 Big Circus Coming to New ark. Watch for announcement in The Journal next week.
 A new Christie comedy has been added to the Tuesday night program at the Royal.
 MT. and Mrs. c. o. Magness of Floral are spending a few days here visiting relatives.
 "A Regular Girl' is coming to Newark. See her at the Royal, Tuesday Aug. 31. Reg ular prices. Mrs. E. w. Nelson and little daughter are spending a few days visiting relatives at Hen- derson, Tenn. You can see a fifty cent show for thirty cents at the Royal Sept. 2, when Norma Talmadge comes in "She Loves and Lies." | WARNING ORDER
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-02
Attorney Prosecuting New.
berry and Others Out
lines Case.
SAYS SLUSH FUND
WAS NOT REPORTED
Attorney Charges That Votes and In.
f!uence Were Purchased Outright
and That No Accounting Was
Made of Expenditures as Required
by Law--Allegea Other Candidates
Were Paid to Entsr Race.

Grand Rapids, Mich. Feb. 2.-The
Fraudulent election conspiracy which
the government chsrges against
United States Senator Newberry and
his oo-defendants had It's inception
in New York in 1917, according to the
opening statement which Assistant
Prosecutor Frank Daley mnde IN
court today. He names Senator
sNewberry and William Cody, whom
he described as O legislative agent
for large corporations, among them
the American Book Company as the
men who made the arrangements.
He added, "They had determined
to purchase tho senatorship In Michi-
gan for Mr., Newberry." Mr.. Daley
| told the jury that Mr., Newberry was
tthen on patriotic work in New York
as lieutenant commander In the
navy, adding that the American Book
| Company was largely controlled by
| the Barnes family, to which Mr.. New
berry was related by marriage, Mr..
Daley said Mr., Cody was commits
stoned to hire a manager and that J
J. Hayden, Washington correspon-
dent OF the Detroit News, was offered
! $500 for the position, but refused be-
cause ''hs did not want that kind OF
a. job" Mr. Daley gald that solioita-
ton Of Mr.. Hayden ceased after he
had advised Mr. Newborry not to
conduct barrel campaign"
Vast Sums Used,
Mr.. Daley then shifted the scene te
Detroit, where, ha said, In February
there was q conference Of "Cody
men," THAT conference, he said
elected Paul King. one Of the defend
ants, as manager of the campaign, :.
During the campaign Mr., King
visited every county in MichiSsn, He
employed many agents and paid out
b vast sum OF money"
The prosecutor theu sketched ths
publicity campaign Of the Nswberry
organization, charging they sought
advertising space In every newspaper
and magazine in the state. He
named several publications. In which
the advertising Appeared. Including
Russian, Hungarian and Finnish
newspapers, and some published IL,
the German ianguage,r
Used Mcyis Films,
He then turned to the use OF the
fmoving picture, spying that Thomas
Phillips, Of Detroit, ono, of the de-
fepdants, was sent to New York to
negotiate for than.
| The prosecutor read a telegram
which he said was sent In September,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-02
T.-R. Outgrows Its Old Size;
. TO Be Eight Columns Hereafter

While Republican does not present Its ne"
unn papep today medel OF what IT is going 70 pa ~ S ~
q bigger TE, dates to-day
eight columns ana the "
prsss machinery to ut the new needs can not m
dons between bring out finished product Oh Inc
model which ths Tlmss- -Rspuhean's aim
Evsp this data win bs eght-eoumn papS which
means that On twsyepage there VIII be twelve more COL
pppns Of what fourtsen-pags
psper ee9taa Ths addoaal Will care for the Volume
81 without erampng the space tor read
tns Asts. snaMa the printing of additional news ana
features e interest large family Of T- seaders
while the win still continue to merit its long,
estshshsa position psey Iowa newspaper published tor
pNs pspp ana statewide service thru spe-
a eprysspondept specialize the Of central Iowa,
aa1 pays pagauapy ts counties pf Marshall Tama Hardin
GrsadN FyanlR story, Jasper, end PpHeshiek4
M -Rapupasn IL essentially bone newspaper and one
which lep Hany grs good homes Of Iowa The
s,ntra Iowa tho which viii b featured especially
~ Of Which Mazshatown the center hence
tha value of thi. newzpapsr tn tho local advertiser
The B w heeopas sen psttcr as s mechanical EQUIP
ss Aauaged fire. m showing the effects OF
II. 1apaF oaa Until that time the
haoss tts ssadsEs Will overlook shortcomings
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-02
Trousers Vehicle
When the Pockets
Carry Liquors

Chicago, Feb. s.--The United States
district court will be asked to decide
whether the trousers Of Charles III
Thomas are vehicle, and, If they
are, whether they should be coniis-
Gated and sold at auction. Mr
Thomas was arrested Saturday night
IN a cafe when he produced bottle
Of liquor from his hip pocket and
concocted highballs.
Federal prohibition Officials claim
that the use OF the hip pocket TO car
~ liquors makes the trousers a We
hicle and thats the garment LIS sub
ject to seizure and sale. Mr.. Thom-
as, who was refused bail and has
been in jail since Saturday night
will be taken before a Judge today
He is president Of the Commonwealth
Trust and Security Company.