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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-25
Chicago weekly Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, Sept. 25-Swiftness rarely
eQualed has shown itself this week in the
descent of prices for grain ana provisions
Likelihood of a huge yisld OF corn safe
from frost led the way, and extensive slash
ing Of merchandise values was also large
" responsible. Compared with a week ago.
wheat this morning was down 1876 TO
2211c, corn 3Ac to 12@zc, oats 55sG5Kc to
csc. and provisions SIC to SLIGO.
All commodities dealt in on the board
Of trade except wheat began to fall in
price when the prospect seemed clear that
chances Of calamity frost damage TO corn
had nearly vanished Subsequently, big
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-25
Tonekn PnuItrr and erra.

FURNISHED by the Tooeks PACKING Col
Topeka, Kan, Sept -.
Hens all Sizes. 26c; broilers- lbs. and
under, 33c; springs over lbs, 25c; old
ronsters. 15c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-25

Kansas City Weekly Livestock Market.
Kansas City Stock Yards. Sept p.
LIVESTOCK PRICES LOWER THIS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-25
Train FOR SERVICE
Sixty Young Girls Volunteer 2or
Salvation Army.
VIII Devote Lives to Aid of
Women Gone Wrong,

Chicago, Sept. 25.-Pledged to de
vote their lives to the care of the sick
and the rescuing of men and women
gone wrong, sixty young girlS from all
parts of the central west have enrolled
in the Salvation Army training college
here.
The girls, ranging in age from IT to
rs. come from farms and small towns,
and responded to an appeal for vol
unteers.
The appeal asked for young women
willing to renpunce tea dansants,
matinees and cabarets for a career
devoted to the sick, the sorrowing and
the unfortunate"
The girls who volunteered will be
given a ten months training course in
the Salvation Arrays new collese here
and then sent to various places in the
country to work.
Col. A. a. Chandler, head of the coll
lege, says the girls are being trained
to cook, sew and care for the sick.
They also are being given a thoro
course in the Bible.
Sheedng Prices Down 40 Per Cent.
Utica, N. Y, Sept. 25.-Cotton
manufacturers stated today that the
price reduction of 80 to 40 per cent
made public yesterday referred only &c
yarn. The average reduction on sheet
l ings was / 8 per cent.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-25
kansas CITY Grain Market.

Kansas City, Sept. 25.-WHEAT-Cash !:
Market 1Oc to 15c lower. No. / hard, S2.2T
@2.40; No. 2 $2.24Q2.40; No. red, $2.40
No. ,, $2.3S1239.
Wheat futures dropped here again today,
December fell CSC while March delivery
was off cents. September delivery OF
corn dropped to 81 cents. Is cents under
the close Thursday. There was no trading
in September futures Friday.
CORN-Market unchanged to Sc lower.
No mixed Sill; No. g., S1.09; No. ?
white, S111@115; No. 3, $1.10; No. yell
low, SLIP: No. 3, $110.- W..
OATS-Market he lower. No. 2 white,
soc; No. . mixed, 57G5Sc; No. = red, soc.
KAFIR AND MILO MAIzE-s1 soa195.
SHORTS-S255@ .65.
BRAN-S1. e501.7G
wHEAT-Receipts 1875 cars.
WHEAT-Close: Dec, $2.13h; Marcn,
coRN-sept.. s7c; Dec. sic; May, sec
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-25

chicago Urain and FFOVIsion Mnrket.
Chicago Sept. 25-WHEAT-CIose: Dec,
$21S1z n219z March,. $2.115su=I=
.CoRN-sept, S1-21l5; Dec, e5%G94c
May, 95Xm96c.
o.. Sept, 527sc; Dec. 57Aa57ssc
May. 6015G60%c.
RYE-sept., $i,s5; Dec, s16ox.
PORR-Sept-, So4.45.
LARD-septs $500; Oct, s1a7o; Jan
RIBs-sept,. $3.50; Oct. $3.50; Jan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-25
chicago Grain and Provision Market.

ChicagO OFaIn aHU FEUEIS'5H WaTKet-
1.-THE range of prices on grain futures on
En- pire Commission Co.. 30l New England
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-25
SHEEP AND LANES


Furnished be- Chas. Wolff Packing Gel
Topeka. Kan. Sept. 25.
MIXED AUD BUTCHERS. 81 .00@16. IS
hEAN4 --.-...-...-.- ll.OoeI tn-9o
11OOl11o-
I1UOHl It.uO
CHOICE PACKING STOCK. 100OG14.00
Cannot use rough unfinished hogs for
packing purposes. VIII have to buy "a
stock prices.
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Nem York Prodncn Mnrket.


New Orleans, Sept. 25.-COTTON-SpoL
quiet, points lower; middling, 260o.
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Kansas City Produce Market.
Kansas City, Sept. 25-BUTTER-Market
unchanged
EGGS-Market unchanged.
POuLTRY-Hens, 25Q2Tc, lie higher;
springs, 2Te. up lie.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-25
Kansas city Graip Market.

Orange of prices on grain futures on
the Kansas City Board of Trade as reported
by B. C. Christopher & Co., 326 New Eng
land Bldg.)
Kansas City. Sept Is.
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DAILY WEATHER REPORT.

Furnished by the weather bureau office,
Topeka, Kan, for the twenty-four hours
ending at a. m. Saturday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-25
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago, Sept 25.-BUTTER-Market
higher. Creamery, 44@59c.
EGGS-Market higher. Receipts 1855
cases. Firsts, 54@541ac; ordinary firsrs,
4SG50c; at mark, cases included. 4905Sc !;
standards, 55c; storage packed, firsts, 554a
POULTRY-Alive, lower; fowls. generai
rum 3Oe; springs, 29c; turkeys, 45c.
PoTATOES1.R Receipts 20 cars. Market
firm on Early Ohfos, weak on others; Min
nesota and Wisconsin round white, sacked
or bulk, I;5o@L!5; Minnesota and South
M199; Long Island Green Mountain, Dox-
ed. $1.90.
New York Produce Market
New York Sept 25.-BUTTER-Marker
unsettled. Creamery higher than extras,
15G65c.
EGtis-Market firm. Fresh gathered ex-
ira firsts, G1063e.
: CHEESE-Market irregular. State whole
milk, flats, current make, white and color
ed specials, 29@29%c.
POULTRY-Alive, firm; chickens, 37GI
40c; fowls, 41@42c; dressed, STEADY; I'm
changed.
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Sew YORK. Monex N1arke,.

New York. Sept. 25.-COTTON-Spot,
| quiet; Midding. $500.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
WILL PROBE DEATH
Of OLIVE THOMAS
AMERICAN MOTION PICTl RE sTtI'
DIES N PARIS FROM
POISON.
Nv Associated Press

PARIS. Sept 10 The French polio"
have begun thorough Investigation
into the death of olive Thomas. Amer!
can motion picture actress. VIII" sur.
cumbed this morning a. poison taken. II
IN said. 10y mistake several days ago.
The authorities have issued p.rnit
for the cnlalmine of the body. hut as
Vet have not sanctioned IT, shipment g.
the United States en- buard the steam.
uhip MaurctanR. sailing from cher.
bourge September Is
Investigation also ~ bring made by
the police of sinister rumurS uf cusainc
~ gics. ini-rmlnslcd with champagne
dinners that haVr been ailuat IN the
American colony and among the hnhi.
tues ui the French cinema world th"
last week Tonight IN thr S,ntc prison
the polio" wcrc CLOSELY questioning a
man named Spalding siid tu bc former
American army captain. who was sen
fenced to six months IN iail last Monday
Tor vending cvCain"
In connection with the death ~ Miss
Thomas the police s,v thvv desire tu
interview lack Pickfutd husband II
Miss Thomas. and alsu woman friend
uf the actress who " said To- have ar.
Fomrlnicd her during hri last pilgrim.
age tu the Mont Marie district Sttur.
day evening
Mr.. pickfurd declined o. rrvri,r Nis
itors The physician attending NJ
picl,furd said H. was IN a very bad state
uf health
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
HUERTA To MAKE
CABINET CHANGES
THREE ADMINISTRATIONS OFFIC.
itI.S AkE TO BE REPLACED
SAYS MENICO CITY REPORT


SAN ANTONIO. Sept. 10.--froyis
ional president de Ia Huerta of McTi
TO suun viii make three Important
changes In his cabinet. according "a
infufrmatiun received here today from
Mexico city. General Iacinto Jayrino
secretary of public works General An.
tuuiu |. Nillarcal secretary II agTicul.
tur. and General Saltarlo Aiyarado.
secretary of the treasury are e. be re.
PLACED. u was learned
4 Mexico CITY newspaper rc,-iVci
her, today announced that Geu'isl
Nafadu VIII T., transferred o. the Lon
dun financial office ~ The M-Ni'an
government an dthat u IL his plan -
transfer the New York agency to Lon.
don Dr. Alfredo Catur,fl. who was H.
nanyiul agent in Ntw York f"f Pres.
dent Carranza IL slated for the minis
ifv of the treasurer according Q" th'
information reach san Antonio Next
cams
Tho su,,,s-1r. ~ General Trcvino
and Nillarcil a.. not known.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
.ULT|MATUM SERVED
UPON L|THUANIANS
POLES DEMAND TINT TROOPS
III WIrHR AVN rO tOtn
LINES IMMEDi NrEli
By A...-,a,sA pr.-..

WARSAW. sept. Ia not" has
been received by the Polish foreign ut
ficr faom l.ithuania refusing o. with.
draw IN, Lithuanian forces o. the
Fuch lines. Tut asks that '"uirrynr"
hr held In Marismpul. situated uu the
dv markatiun line
Al the close uf tuuights conference,
e a., ,umrl 80 ministers the secrc.
iary of foreign minister Sspicha. an.
n"uuc-d that the Poles had rtplNl.
u fnaud'd Withdrawal of "a. l.it,iuan.
iaus without further discussion. pre
,i,iug the Withdrawal should be- effect.
eel thu secretary said conference
wuud ', held with the Lithuanian,
concerning boundaries. hut not other.
wise. The liihuanians. b. added. must
aso guarantee not Ia - friendly With
IrruanN. aud soviet Russia 20 the a,
pvusy 20 Poland.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
Canyon Fair Comes To End
With Awarding Of Prizes
On Farn-Ronch Products
CITIZENS WELL PLEASED OVER RESULTS OF FIRST Ex.
HIBITION AND PLAN TO MAKE SHOWING ANNUAL
AFFAIR-MOTOR RACES FEATURE OF LAST DAY.

To- combine the bcs, qualities of the twu
vegetables
Mis- Simeon shaw. noted art-car-
tuunist. has b.-'n promised this entire
exhibit Tor her table and Pastor Shaw
~ pruving that the fair VIII hurry up
and close before any uf the - Nari'
cii"s' become stale.
TIL, printer Yesterday omitted the
name 81 R-y. Ted T. Holifiold. who Is
iu charF" of the poultry Jus, why a
Presbyterian preacher was put over the
poultry and the Methodist Ilst"r
switched 1" m" vegetable division has
n"t been cNplaincd-iruaAbly fur safe
q First
S"mc - the pigEics IN tho fair cS
hiiit stalls haN" Ia D." careful which
way they It, down. as thu p,ns ar, only
hNN AMI several ~ the purkcrS hrNc tu
'uIu ,uiurrw i~' ur b. CItWucd
conc pulDiu' dristu,rJt Was driven i~
'fIt" through town 600 a cage built un
90 led ard drawn by twu matched mules.
~. driver rl-l" hasrhl,k behind the
"''d masking striking spectacle. \
liii' Eiil gut glimpse thereof and
ssI.tuiud e De-. Johnny. 'utuv quick
thr pINiad' has done started and there
geo The 'hipps spu'iNmuzt' And when
Dc .rmr- O. size she wasn't 80 very far
wrong
OIr uf thn immrus- hugs "n exhibit
aud a tark ward ~ such cabbage ~ az.
.huvu ought GO keep a rril lrishnsn
happy for six months.
The grounds are bsiug brightly ughi.
cd ffr. "f charge by the D,lr" i.lght
p.mtlD who have u purtlhlv plant 80
.,NhUufiuu This auaug'mrut IT, highly
surr,t Ltt-d hy tho management
IN. army enlistment tent With iis
exhibit uf army rifles and etmuutlag-,l
G.Irtu machine gun. attracts many
Visitors. who listen aff-nii,,lv o. tht
recruiting rfurtr hu' rrtm tu shy from
fI, enlistment blank
Prize " inning rorkrr>
SttTTEn POLAND CHINA C "
f"Nr~Hr 'ar'uu. tr,t and S"ruu
senior plg
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
MEN ARE DEFIANT RESULT
OF PRESIDENTS REFUSAL
ITO REOPEN Wage HEARING
ny THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

SCRANTON Pa Sept o-W,hn three days every anthracite
mine worker will be ION vacation according leaders Of the
ton This action they say, viii be the miners
President Wilson's refusal reopen the award Of the anthracite
commission which failed to satisfy the workers.
Enoeh Williams chairman Of the joint grievance COMMITTEES Of
the Delaware Laawanna and Western Coal Company and ao
leader of the insurgents the Scranton district said that the
usal Of the President reopen the will result Of the
hardest-foush industrial struggles waged the country
Men who have been remaining work have been doing In
the belief that the President would reopen the and make
possible for the anthracite mine workers be granted
similar those by the bitumnous workers. he said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
M'SW|NEY ON 9TH
WEEK Of STRIKE
CORk'S LORD MANOR GROWS
WEAKER RtT STILL Nll.E
To SPEAK
H. ~" -'s,d Pres,

LONDON. sept iu-Thr Gaelic
'"agurs bulletin issued hate this even.
ing says Lord MaNor MacSW inev
grows weaker. lie suffers much pain
bUt his mind ~ prrfcrtlN clear"
This was the 29th day ~ the lord
ipHv"r's hunger sir!kc Mary Mac.
Swinvy. sister uf tn prisoner whe
leaving the prison this evening. told
newspaper men that h" brother was
nhl" to speak tn her this morning lie
asked her what day u was
When said u was Friday. the
Tenth" raid Miss MacSwincy. Ter
anc. said 4, H. thu beginning - th"
nth week uf mv hunger strike
Ecffcrring tn her visit io Purts'
mouth Yesterday. Miss MacSw inry
said the abur officills At a." trades
union congress definitely refused g.
give her a hearing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
WANT GOVERNMENT
To AID STOCK MEN
Bi>kERs. PNCRERs AND GRAIN
NEN MftF tr CHICAGO AND
DISCUSS SITUATION


CHICAGO. sept. lo.--More han feo
iaukors hackers and grain men. meet.
ing io dis'uss the livestock situation
i'dlv appealed to the government Tor
1id o. prr~crNe the industry.
i.v-"luii"ns were passed appealing
Z" the Interstate commerce commission
Z" order grain b. placcd On the pre-.
i'rrcd traffic list Il once. appealing
Z" financial institutions t. encourage
stock raising Industries and urging the
treasury department Ia deposit funds
I" res"rV. hanks In livestock areas 10
he given out In oans to producers
Louis swift IN addressing the meet.
ciating that meat has now rcsched iis
r''-h'~t tf'v and that either this
rr"n or thu next viii bring 7s eents
corn."
\ y n Rio1les. 4 DcHver. told TIE
meeting that loans of ssse.ooo. 900 were
nscesSry 10 avert . crisis In the live
stock industry. )
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
FARMER RS PRAISED
BYPRO CANDIDATE
THIRD WHITE IOi 81 ASPIRIN
tDDRl SStS MiN>I:SOrk STATE
IAlR CsOMuS


liNNiINE. MINI. : ~. ~ Farm.
80. ~ tudfv 80, lullrd utup ~ prugtcs.
rive s-irniifir and thin,ing men. H..
rlnr,,l ~ Aarun : Watkins pr"hi'i-
tiun candidate fur president vh" spuk"
at ihr Minnesota iiit" fsir tuslav
IT, was thr third prcsid"ntitl rtndl.
d., ." TIL, ~ The fair this week Con
,iiihrrs of f,rm ~, have been completely
., r,yuluiiunis.d IN two 80 three genera.
ti"ns.'' suid Dr Watkins
"Thc id' al farmer ~ hy gun"s WIS u
Lumrn steam engine who ruuii hhur
an ini.finit. number e hours and sisnd
u fr guriN wears. That dsV has gone.
Td,v = farmer " iurkcd uisun a. =
pr,,-~-s i've. sri"ntific. thinking man.
The resi- issues uf urcfhienttsl 'am
laiens this ycar are the leagu" II ma
iiuns. the lahur problem and extinction
of the liquqr traffic. u" said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
Ilri,r Mlnninr I,mkrr.
WAGE RAISE GIVEN
EMPLOYEES Of CITY
STRttT car NOTORuE> h>D
STREET NORkER> GRANTED
jCINT IOl R i>tRti iSE
I ontinucd on PAGE 81

turrtlsrs ir salaries amounting 90 t
cents tu hHuI v,f' EiHnf.d fur s.rHf
,,r wHtwIuru and thr street vurkrI- '.
ih- ,lft o. fhr UiN t.um.--.'r ... U-
m,,tirE f. f#Iilt sft.TIHu. Efh fh.
.'ra'f wHn tul ihr street DtI ru4fnr-
bad uHid- Requests fUr in'rra~s- ,f o.
,'ffs ln hHGT and their lwf..aiiu. hi'
hUrI ts nis f.I srnv wrrh- Th.' htI
h.,u drawing to cent. au huit nfN
V.r. srkIpc fur 90 cents
I.tsn fI,- H.s,.riu~ndttI.u H .ltN
Manager ! a. Cu. l ua~ d. ide'i
that the street aud strv,t o.,g cnpluy,a
Nuulu 81, Iqii H.tuunthN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
GOVERNMENTS ATTITUDE
u DEFINED ~ WILSON

~ Associated Puts.
WASHINGTON. sept i0--I'rcsilcnt
Wilson defined the federal guycrf
mrnt's attitude toward the vacation
strike IN the anthracite cual industry
in message to-day tu union lcad"rr ~
w!,ich H. crclnrcd eve could not lu1k
~" Nrtd in the face az justify uur
actions o. our own people and our Ua 4
conscience " We Yielded one luia tp th,
men ln the anthracite coal fields"
u Unqualified Refusal
The message was addressed tu philllu
Murray, vice president uf the United
Mine Workers and other union leader u
and contained an unqualified refusal
10y the president To- acccdc to their r.
quest that he bring about a renewal ~
negotiations with the employees over
wage scales.
citing the history II the strike trou'
lie in the mines and the icpuIt of the
wage board created by the government
tu FIX new Scalcs. whose award the
mrn hav" refused Ia accept. the presi
dent said the men were violating con
tracts entered into between themselves
the c"al operators and the government.
Not Dereiying tnybod,"
llc expressed appreciation iur ~.
W"Nu Hi untnH Niii'lhiN aEdlhNi tH'
strike. bat asserted that the minrrs
were mot d.ceiving anybudy" hy tac
ties which had produced a strike. "no
matter what name II IN given.
The sinctity Of contract agreements
the president indicated. would be- NJ
held by the United States government
IN domestic az well as international
mattcTa
The lines are now firmly drawn. AMI
the mine worker who continues a.
work under the award handed by tn.
majority members ~ the commission
n not true To- himself. the union. not
his family.
There are more men out today H.
the Scranton district than ever. and I
expect that the whole industry win b.
tied u" IN the district by tomorrow a.
", nd1v." he concluded.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
Wilhelm Talks About
"How Heads Will Fly"
When He Returns Home

~ \ sociHicd frcsI
nEl;l.l\. Sept 10 An cNttanr.
dinlry declaration by former fu.
r"rur William made uu tn grounds
f his residence In Dumn Ia r'-
pmicd hv NurNacrtg IN story pur.
ph ling 10 rmanat" frnn l'tuS~nr
junkcr who recently visited him
II was stated the former cmporcr
va" vh"iAang u tr,r when h. ~ud
denly exclaimed. ~ h" struck turi.
the way hrads viii fly to thu rishi
and lett when return to Ggr.
many"
Commenting IN the crmark TIE
Nurwa,rtz s,id. 1t shows Wt'hvim
IN all his old greatness as p"liii'
cian"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
Ultimate Settlement
of Oil Controversy
Is Expected by Diaz

WASHINGTON. sept. io.-An ultl
mat. settlement u the petroleum con
tro,ersv between tbs Mexican aud the
United States guNel ument satisfnctofy
~ huih b. expected by Dr. \. Tore
lhay r"v"nlv appointed Mexican min.
is'er o. Hrszll now In Washington on
his way o. his new pust. Dr. Dtaz who
vs. "uufid.n''.l scent m WashiraAon
n the revolutionary movement that
't't threw ~ -ideni Csrra nka. In dis
ru-"'nr N. uil question said.
President u" u Ilueria has no de-
sire o. infiict inipo- tiun on foreign In
i"rvsir aud pnN wir',es to safeguard
the rights uf NeNirn ard prevent spec.
uatiNo exploitation"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
advised Not to Enter Russia.

WASHINGTON. sept. iO-Sw,,lish
workers have been advised against en-.
igiatng 90 Russia bN n committee re-.
preventing the Swedish metal trades
which went to Russia last MAY Ia in.
quirc into labor conditions thrre with
- view tu the emigration uf six thous.
and skicj Swedish workers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
LEAGUE DEFENDED
BY COX IN WEST;
TALKS At SPOKANE:
DELIVERS THIRD ADDRESS OF
DAY Mt WtIi.t wtiI.t-SrEAkS
To FAIR CROWD.
By ,.s~sI.,sd Prss.

WALI.A wALI.A. Wash. Sept. ie.--
nf,nqe uf the league of nations shared
with dlscussion q Republican campalkn
mct cthuds the attention ~ tiovenor Coz.
u n-iatt ,andlda.- rsf the prcsldcn.
sy. IN his address here this, evening.
The governor arrived by special train
frum Sps,kane and delivered the third
set address of the day. lie had spoken
twice this forenoon at spokane. once 20
n crowd of voters aud aEain at the
| In estate Fair and later this evening
al Pasco. -
Republicans fsr League. -
lie declared that several ~ the lend
crs m the Republican party had al ar.
, ti,. lisit IN the formation ~ the lcague
uf nations. mentioning IA this connec.
iiun former President Taft. formfr
United States Supreme Justice Hushcs
AMI Elihu RoOi
"Ex.lrcSldent Taft offered four
amendments. all of which were adopt.
ed" he declared
''IudR" Hughes offered seven amend
mcnts. five ~ which were adopted: Eii.
hu lloot suggested six. and tho sub.
stance uf five of thcr found their way
into he final covenant In several In.
stances Mr.. Roots exact words being
introduced
Rooi fer trtlcle Tea.
"Mr, soot even approved the inclu'
sion u article ten lee a period u five
years Does any Republican hcuestly'
think that n Air Roo, believed that
article ten would 'S,crifice our sover.
eighty h. would have advocated that
w. sell ourselves into politioal pconage
fut any period however briefg'
Demands that trriury be- punished
wee reiterated by the candidate IN dis.
cuSslng Testimony b, furr the senatorial
campaign inyc, eating COMMITTEES. and
he declared that present symptoms
pretty strongly suggest the need u the
sam. kind of r,m-dy." ns he said was
sppli-d in the Ease of Tweed. whom.
h. declared IN" p,upl, s"nt to the peni'
teutlary
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
ROOsEvEI.T Will ATTEND
FUNERAL. or lNCI.E

EAST PORT. Maine. sept. lO.--Frank
in ~. Roosevelt. dcr~rraiic causHi1ts
for vice president. left here tonight
fur his home At HYDE Park New York
Warren Dclanc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
says Charges Improved

The widely divergent views ~ thu
committee members ~ tu results 80
the hearing here were arcrntuatrd to-
night when senator Edge. Republican.
81 New Jersey issued formal state
mcnt asserting that the Democrats hal
failed To- suhstdntiatc Governor Cox's
charges. aud senator Reed. Democrat.
uf Missouri. cvuutcrrd with the asscr.
tiun that any expression uf opinion at
this time u indecent.
senator Reed today asked that
Charles ricz. former president of th'
emergency fleet corporation. and nov
chairman of the Republican ways and
means committee. IN Cn.cug, s,y sub
poena. tomorrow will tell uf the fund
drive In this city.
The Missouri senator also asked that
William Wriglcy. Jr. and Frederick
C0untenav Barbara. the ssona.wcck ~.
rector ~ the Chicago drive. bc sum
moncd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11

u y itrdnuru lNiae 't" Wil"- iHu
CANYON. ha. o. vhu., CORNER ~ hts own
ir whi'h ~. hrs u.,r ff'N NHririirs 81
farm utslu,, raised lN himself Th.-"
range from tg uIur,ir~ o. tr~h
strawberries and in'lud' such novel
ticS ~ Huh ludar corn thIf1 80
with ~ tan, sw,- tn.'i i-sovd which are
said a. msk, piEE, bite hi own
daddy e. Serurp. and an Immense Afri.
can "buttcrb.an squash which Is said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
NIoore Recalled

Edmond II Moore. Governor CoN's
personal representative. was recalled
Ia the stand and asked concerning rc.
ports that liquor interests In ohio had
supported the Democratic nominee in
tn" campaign four wears ago and
charges that the New Jersey liuucT
dealers were raising funds a. .asSis'
the Democratic candidate this wear Mr..
Moore denied any knowledge 1T the
charge and said the use of his name
in q prospectus IT the Association Ou
l'"s'l tn National Prohibition was un.
authorized