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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-28

su.>uDUNrW, sruvrr
NINr NDIIk Nsp rUnNlI sUUNICE
IIoNl ooNNE $3.50
MAl.r,sg5sEs. l,ogo,',.a ao3 r'eoisrea
ttt' Sanitary Mattress ga.
rINsrEHlND AND rNrDuWOKK
Promptly and neatly duuc call Usage
WANTED water. wes 90 dru b. u
colo. uhHng 'riu i.'
tNrEGl psg," ,,,,, NI',,.' ,o n,a.Gy,os ,, &C.
Osurc Na.Y. ortl StuNo
dcfed hy e,psrts iu' s ctnrlu0ati
rnouc o.ars e9ts
STOVES and furniture repaired. stoves
=, bought sold snd eAehangod. Jessie
Iodges. oApge N'sl
WNrCn HErAutiNG
For rrst class work reasonable pric"s.
prompt ,orvc' gn .nr wnnh .rng
SnCo stair s. up, Eagle Loan office, FIRST
and Hoston
lace CuVTAiEs CLEANED
Cleaners ~ fine luro-. Mrs e w
rom'insou ISIS v Uodge osare 5ao2-R
nuiinINu NNu oo>ruNCri>U -
CARPENTER work wanted .uuHfnrtiUu
guaranteed can j. j. taunug, Usage
ENiMEr RRUNSoN architect aud
hullder nHA lt1hluHnN bhNu' 'lNhk'
IGSa. can mo before you buy or build
and save time and mnncN.
CARPENTER wVrN 10y dEy, contract pr
per cent. largo small. work guar
Rutcrd. repair done also Phone Usage
I7O6
CtENNING NND pNEi>U IS
ALI. UDJR CLEANERS NND rAIIptS
Ladies' and gents repairing alteration, 4,
cleaning pirsHnE ana Gins fh'he
osaEe hneS alo East Ihlrd ~ ..
DRESsMAKi>G-M -MIiiI>ERN so
SEE MRS MONTGOMERY ur dfrssmikinF and ~
modelling at pcNuas Tailor shop d2i Robin
son Bdg
pREssM,RfR riu .rs ou boy he day Usage 7i79
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-28
on LANDs-LrAsEs


-. - ASts Al commercial five y'as to mu, ft
''aN 81, ~ form; absifacl1 furnished, ~ Of
and ~ OF nv OF HAS 81; ma of 35-a-s.
So 30, 90 iTH IN 1888 SO, east half u ne Of
7.H.2 ana uri halt d nv Sos $40 so, east
hair 0' gR NJ 10 So S.. vest half Of n.y. 81
%. tl3, ne ll.7a. ti7 $50 acres In a3-4-l0
81 30; 50 35-slO. sli: nv Of l-7l0. ss:
E 4 Castor. nkemah OKLA
DO NDC VAST one-tenth Interest In
threc-ycar lease near Tulsa price $50
and rental, no get-rich- quick proposition.
Phone OsaE" 1915.
WILL GIVE $3.50 drilling contract on 40
acres with four offset wells 10 arm 500
foot sand ~ Bynum Bldg. Usage 1889
LEASE FOR SALE, close TO shallow pro-
lurtloni south half Of northeast quar-.
'ar section go l9.l6; south half %
u"' Invest quarleT ze- 1915. Priced right.
rsI. pnone LIS, Jiroken Arrow orr see
.|....u a. Fulks
TuE SALE ou leases, foyslties, production. in
l.."u county, 0sIs address A. j. Moore Wal
nr u#4. Boz h22.
SMALL goYAlrY fo' ,al' takes quick action u
g. Boz 5ll Brstog, Okla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-28
Fords! Fords. Fords.
Lots Of them in good condition.
All prices.
Cash or payments.
2l5 East Second 81.
Phone Usage 37Gi

l9li BUICK roadster. good running condition. will
sell cheap and give sne terms 20 rsbt putles
nlla Loan Co.. oasr a.
FOR SALE Dodge touring car; vii tJc Ford
roadster as part; call oark G1uec Sand spring.
FOR SAlE-Fod touring 1915 model. cheap Tor
cash 80 Lsvton.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-28
r0R slI

AITOMOBIItS FOR sNIF 70
MITCHELL TOURING CAR $3.50, OtpSMOBIlE 2
ROADSTER $500 OlDS FORD TOURING $500;
DODGE rOvRlNG 1850; OLDS COtpE $3.50.
oLnS TOURING CAR $3.50; ils 5 BOULDER.
CEDAR slI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-28

TuL MIDWEST uOrIi. Fast rhird st
opposite Midland valley under Now
management transient ratios. " ." 'nA
uu. hot and DuIu water 500 vNtrN rnnfut
efficient service g. T Long. urHrrI"'ur
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-28
rNILonII<G Nm rNrssIVG

FOR HiGI-CLASS tailoring call at
Notkins Ladies' and Gents Tailor shop
suits made 10 order, also all kinds Of re
nudclingt silk shirts made to order.
". Sixth St Usage sgb5.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-28

BUSINESS SfkNICE oftrHEp sS
H0ME LANnERlNG zone a. 32i Cuitchned
also quilts and h.antr',
T. X CONGNlT0N expert bell installing and re-
pairing Cal Ossgs s529
FOR CEMENT work
Can Roy Frye, Usage tGc5-J
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-28
FINANCIAL.
MisINhse nrInllfINII

WANTED Parry ., manage hgh class poultry farm;
everything furnished. liberal share arrangement /.
rpcflrncrd and ludu--shus woman preferred good
Opportunity ughi pani Aidrtss no, 226 Tulsa or
chll Usage 1919 Eppenon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-28
Federal
Used Car Market

Oasgo 7042 6l9 South Boulder
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-28
wANrlD--noOMs OK n0AKD
BUSINESS SERVICE

WANTED Two ught housckccpiug roI
in good location. Phone Cedar T32
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-28

fOR sALE -Four Il W, 10 volt Universal sen
shoa Stillvsu R,ttcU TO. stillwaiof Okla.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-11
FORMER ALASKAN IS
 CALLED BY DEATH

According to information received on the last mail, Mrs. Mary Anderson former well known business woman of Dawson and Fairbanks, died recently at Fort Worth, Texas. Her body was taken to Seattle by her daughter, Mrs. Emil Hurja, and laid at rest there, with many AlaSkans in attendance at the funeral.
 Some time ago, Mrs. Anderson sui rercd stroke of paralysis and it is presumed that death resulted from that cause.
 Mrs. Anderson conducted a ladies goods store in Fairbanks for number of years, being in business at the cor ncr of CuShman and Fifth streets. Prior to locating in Fairbanks she was in business in Dawson, with a store on Second avenue.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-11

Church, k unfolding to mankind the true idea of Causation or God, and is developing a much higher order of world citizenship. This unfoldment is reflected in a higher idea of life, more adequate health, courage, confidence, ability, strength, uprightnesS, honesty and good will. As these fruits of Christian Science come into your eX- pc'iencc. you will recognize that they belong to and identify the nature or character of God. Thus these fruits will be to you the witness or evidence of mmanucl. or "God with us,"- God with you and, my friends, if God, the eternal Mind og Causation be with you here and now.
 "Why search the future and the past ? Why do yc look with fearful eyes, And seek, far off, for Paradise?
 Beneath thy feet, Life's pearl is cast"
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-11
RESIDENT
 SUICIDES BY SHOOTING

Emil Holmgren. well known resident of the Tolovana district, where he spent several years hunting and trap ping and occasionally working around the creeks, committed suicide by shooting himself with a 22-caliber rifle, according to information receiv- ed at Fairbanks from Deputy Mar shal Miller. The body of Holmgren was found in his bunk, with the rifle beside him, and it was clear to the jury summoned to pass on the case that the old timer had taken his own life.
 The deceased was an old timer in Alaska, having resided in the north since the early days. He worked on Ester creek for a number of years as mine foreman and went to the Tolo- vana three or four years ago, since which time he had occupied himself chiefly with hunting and trapping.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-11
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTEHIOR
 Alaskan Engineering Commission

NI"NN"W hVN'1''N'''N NVI'"''N"'UH Trains leave and arrive at Seward a. foUowS:--
 S.C" A. Nj. "Wednesday and Saturday for Roosevelt, Tunnel. GirdwC"d. Anchorage. Arrive 4:35 r. M. Mon Jay and Thursday. Connections at Anchorage on Monday and Friday at S:30 A. M. for Matanuska. Wasi!la, Houston, ral- Aec,aa. and on Wednesday at S:3O \ NJ. for MatanuSka, ESka and AE-,kaLoOn.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-11
[. s. LECTURE Continued from rage D

the rulers of the darkness of this a,..d, and over spiritual wickedneSs ln nigh places, as Paul puts 1t.
 GRATITUDE TO MRS. EDDY
 Christian Scientists have tender regard and gratitude for their rcvered Leader. Mary Baker Eddy. This grati- tudc is iu recognition and acknowl- cdgr,cnr of the broad, unselfish serv- ice to mankind which characterized Ms. Eddy's life. From the time of her healing in the year 1866, Mrs. Eddy'S life was spent consistently and cXclus- Nc,v in unfolding the facts connected with her healing in such terms a"' manner as would best he understood by the human mind.
 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK
 Thc statement of this law, or ChiS- tiaY Science. and the method of appli- ca,jon are ronnd in all of the writings of Mrs. EdGy. more especially in the book Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures which is the only textbook on Christian Science healing.
 One edition of this work is printed in the English language throughout. One cdiuon is printed in the English language with the French translation on the opposite page. One edition IS printed in the English language, with tho German translation on opposite Jages. The language of the Spirit is universal. No human tongue can frame the sound of Spirit. No mortal cvn can see. no ear hear the presence of Spirit. The witness, however, Of Srlit is the same in all languages. Thc witness k the sign of heal in. ani regeneration.
 This book, Science and Health wi.h Key to the Scripture" with the o,hcr writings of Mrs. Eddy including primarily the Manual of The Mother
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-11
kENAI MAN ADDED TO
 GAME WNRDEN STAFF

Andrew Berg, of Kcnai, has be"3 appointed as Game Warden by Gov crnor Thomas Riggs, and will have charge of the enforcement, of game laws in district heretofore lack ing adequate representation on "c- count of the insufficient funds. Ih" fund for the protection of gam" animals was increased by the sum of S5.OOO this year. the total ap- propriatiOn being S25,OOo instead of the usual $2O,OOO
 Nr. Berg assumes his new duties at once. His district will include
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-11

PEACE, PROGRESS, PROSPERITY
 TO BE DEMOCRATIC SLOGAN
 WASHINGTON, Aug, H. "Peace progress and prosperity" will be the Democratic campaign slogan, George White, Chairman of the Democratic National Committee, announced today.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-11
SURRENDER CANYONS

STRASSBOURG, Aug, H. In conformity with article l45 of the Versailles treaty, the German govern monr has surrendered to the mGnici- pality of Suassbourg &6 old cannon rc.rovcd from the city by the German troops in 1870.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-11

th, territory from Kamchatka Fay up lyra4gfr Al~,. ,ho western S;dc aS the Kcnai PcninsuI; and a. far out oN ,n, Alaska Peninsula as it iS possible for h.m to control.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-11

Bachelors frequently rail against the married state, but SpinSterS never.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-11

BREAKFAST. LUNCHEON and Dinner served on the Seward An ch,:age tram in the buffet car. M6.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-10
PUBLIC OWNERSHIP
DECLARED FAILURE
BY RA|ROAD HEADS
REPORT u MADE TO
ASSOCIATION MEETING
NJ " MiSlliNdIO>
ny Associated Pre-.

WASHINGTON. Nuy s-puhlic
ownership aud operations ~ the rail.
rItis has failed wherever o. has b,rn
properly tested declared a committee
report mldr tu,lay tu th" thirty SECOND
annual convention ~ the National N
ru.latiHu ~ railway and utilities com.
mis.iuu,rs iu session here.
m, question uf pri,ai" ownership
with regulation as against public own.
vr~hip without regulation should no
longer d. considered hy Intelligent
Investigators as AN open question ih'
report addrd u added that private
ownership and up'rttiun with public
regulation was the "uuly honest man
ner uf conducting the public uu.iN
business ~ this cuuutr,
4 T. t.ur,y uf Illinois. presented
the rcpuri as chairman - The commit
irs. Dealing with cust ~ railway up
Grafton nov and l~fUr, the war % said
~ acrus remarkable that amy s.iur
man with a knuwl,drr ~ the rusis ~
living should think &C 'NI-rt that
utility ,urpuutinos might an exception
o. the E'u'ral rule.
HThH operation - the-" general NWr
has arain pUducrd the political aglt.
tur WHO has sought and De- seeking o.
make political capital cat ui thr pres.
yut Necessity.
The convention ordered thr rcp"rt
printed without other action uu ii.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-10
CORRUPTION OF employees
is ALSO ALLEGED BY TWO
FORMERLY upon PAY ROLL
NY THE ASSOCIATED pREss.

ny THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-Corrupton Of employees and
officials Of the shipping board emergency fleet corporation
graft in purchasing supplies for and repairing govern.
ment owned merehsnt Ships and the Of political other
influence in obtaining contracts for ship construction and
the ALLEGATION Of completed vessels operating companies
among Of charges made in a report submitted
to the house committee shipping board operations by
A. M Fisher and r. Richardson former employees Of the
board
Chairman Benson Of the shipping board refused tonight
to discuss the report declaring that statement he might
have make would be made the house committee which
is constructing its investigation Of the boards
operations.
The report made public tonight by the committee
Of which Representative Walsh republican, Of Massaehu
setts is chairman.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-10
AGREEMENT As To
TURKEY EXAMINED
WITH UTMOST CARE.
TRI.PARTITE COMPACT MAY DRAW
NOrF FROM PRESENT
ADMINISTRATIONS.

Wy Assnctated frcm.
WASHINGTON. Nov. State d.
partmcnt officials are giving careful
study to the irl.partite agreement con.
ciudud between Great Britain. France
aud Italy Tor the creation of spheres
uf influence" IN Turkey. hut II was
stated tuday that any objections that
the American government might have
Ia them had not yet rcirhed the f0rma.
tive stage Because ~ the unsettled
future of American foreign policies. due
to the approaching change of admin
istratiun. officials Indicated that u was
doubtful whether. even should the pro-
visions q fthe agreement be- found Oh.
lrciionablc 20 the policy of this admin.
isirntion. the United States would find
Il cNpcdicnt tp forward protest 10 the
signntory nations
The question about which the state
department has been most concerned,
officials Ei1 Nas whether the pruvis
ions ~ the treaty violated In any way
tho principle uf equal commercial and
economic opportunity to all nations IN
Turkey cnunciaicd 10y IA" American
government IN iis note an the Turkish
settlement committed tn the allied gov
Drnments last March In answering the
Ull tiNuN 70 lNf lWihlNn NfNll'lif'iAA
raised In the American note the allies
said the alupincss exhibited 10y the
United States In European problems
made II necessary for them Ia reach
such equitable arrangement ~ they
might be- able Ia agree upon.
The United states never formally de-
clnr,d war un Turkey and consequent
ly was not u party 10 the Turkish
settlement hut u was asked by the al
les for On expression II opinion M iu
'he treaty presented tu Turkey Some
officials here profess to regard the tri'
pnriiie agreement ns q division uf eco
nomic spheres IN Turkey to which the
allies fr'i themselves entitled IN return
for the responsibilities which they have
es uimtd in the administration ~ the
Turkish territories Whether thu United
states may find grounds. thrrciorc. tor
ubi.riions 90 this dispens,iiun officials
said tonight. may dcpond On the policy
~ a. world affairs which tbs Harding
administration may adopt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-10
Mexico VIII Not Accept
Conditional Recognition
Declares Its President

ny AssociAt.d rress.
III PASO. Nov. . Mexico viii not
accept recognition from any govern.
m'nt under conditions that will lessen
IA" respect due the Mexican govern.
mcni. according to an announcement
hN Provisional President DE Ia IIucria
of Mexico.
The announcement was received here
10y Monies de- oca. Mexican consul
here
ilo said II has bccn sent Ly the pro.
yi~iunal president tu ~" Mexican rep.
rvs'utatigc ~ Washington and by him
forwarded Ia III puso.
The announcement follows:
Throughout the Geographic reports
am informed that the American and
European press have published rufnors
that some - the foreign government
have established ur propose tu cstab.
lish certain conditions to the rraump.
tiun of diplomatic relations with M"N
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-10
HARDING TUSS[ES
WITH BIC TARPON;
HAVING BIC TIME
ENJOYS SPORT 81 MuCH TINT IiE
REMAINS OtT PROM MORN.
MT TO NIGHT

~ NtHnt taitN lffH".
POINT ISABEL. Texas. Nov. g.
President elect Harding went iarpun
fifhinC tuday and although his priv
catch roi away after e forty five min.
ute tusslc b. liked the sport so well
that b. stayed oui from morning uutll
night fall
n WAS The breaking ~ tool line
Uutaurl,d in the wro,kagc uf an Old
wharf that lost him his f.ght Witn ul'
biggest fish De- ever hid huUhcd. q
ilrpon described o., bis companions as
measuring NOR, than six fc,t Thr
president elects hli had pulled in
close tn shore and the sea giant WHs
showing signs ui giving up Wn,n th"
line caught fast and snapped in tao
IIr had several other bites hut came
hom. empty handed favored un tn
flrst dav ~ his vacation hy clear aud
hot weather.
Mr. IIardinr sci forth on ihr GAPS.
ditiun shortly after siN o'lnrk tlir
morning At the Point lsii.l liir s-iN.
ing station thrp. miles uut he trans
f,frpd from hls motor launch tn thlft
and went Co work Tn, fight with III
big tarpuu tuuk place soon afirrvHrd.
and when 10 was over n" decided Co
mgkc diy of it and sent the launch
hack o. port io hriug uut his lunch
Previously tho pr,sid,ut.'lo,t had
planned Co play same Il roh duriuE
the Afternoon 90 ~" BruWustillr
country club
Mr.. Harling's COMPANIONS n the
fishing tfip toslay we're .. - S'ui~'N
aud n. % Crsarvr hif hosts herr. ana
Senators Hale ,f Maine and Elkins ui
West Virginia Harry NJ. haurh'tit ,
n clos. ls.rsonal adviser ~ the prrsi.
d,ntricrt. also joined the party during
the Afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-10
COLBY To RETURN
VISITS Of HEADS
Of TWO NATIONS
PRESIDENT DIRECTS THAT nv
REPRESENT IiIM N BRiZIL
AND tRtGttN.
~ Associated Press.

" Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 9.-Prcsdrnt
Wilson formerly announced tonight
that he had directed Secretary Colby
~ the state department ION mv behalf
and In my stead Ia visit Brazil and
Uruguay In Acknowledgement II the rc.
cent visits 10 this county of the prrsl.
dents ~ these two republics
In addition the president said he
would bc gratificd II Mr.. Colby took the
opportunity aiso to visit Ruenos Aires
m rcspnnsc tu the recent invitation rc.
ccivcd from the Argentine government
1T has long been my hope that I
might personally return these visits" q"
the presidents statement. issued at the
conclusion of todly's cabinet meeting
said regarding the recent tours In this
country ~ Presidents Erum Of Uruguay
and rcssna of llrnzil. "and I can con.
ccivc ~ no wurthicr object to which l
could dedicate my time and strength.
hut am prevented from doing ~ and
cannot longer postpone the Agreeable
courtesy ~ their reciprocal which this
country IL strongly dcsiruus q showing
Ia the governments and Vruplvs. both uf
Brazil and Uruguay
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-10

lco and that such conditions ARE con.
tnincd In a special protocol, Please
disavcrt such statements In my name
as ! have previously stated that the
Mexican government viii not under
any circumstances. resume diplomatic
relations with any country under con.
ditiuns that will lessen the respect due
our government II would d. unjust
and unacceptable tu force upon M that
which We hav" already through our
own conviction. voluntarily und"rtnk.
en-. our attiiud" ~ adherence a. moral
standards IN ia" only guaranty that
our country can offer fur being con.
silorcd In harmony with the other
Ci,iliz-d nations. ANY step that N not
In strict accordance with the policy
already followed by me aS expressed IN
several public statements which ! have
made VIII H. without III" approval ~
executive authority under my charge.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-10
Ny Associated rrcss.


CHICAGO. Nov. -rlunging Mex.
lean dagger into her heart while talk.
INK to her former fancc. Miss r.
saunders. %, uf Laredo Texas. ended
her llfc un the messaninc floor II a
., h-re ioslay
" ). Carver. q; this citv. 4 clarcd
that an engagement between 'hc two
had Recently ls"en broken ~ The
voung woman lsfi NJ cNplanrtiun Tor
her act. Hotel officials said N" Young
woman registered November and az.
rear.d wrll'rd de- TNlnv's cunversi.
ton between Miss Saunders and Carver
WIS sati o. have followed confer
cnrn With IN attorney hut Carver
when questioned refused to discuss
their relations
Met Gir. in TcSas
Carver. who i connected with the
Association - Commerce. is said to
have ma' Mise saunders while On u
T-Nns trip with Ass.s. .iaiinn members
We were engaged " Carver " slid
~ have told ~. pnlirc. hut u v,s
broken off can't tell vou whv. She
threatened ~" on several uccasions
Carver said thr Young wonHn CAV"
no warning = her intention to,ily. hat
suddenly drew long slim dagger
from her sleeve rnd PLUNGED " Inv h"r
laft sislr she di,i as she was bring
removed 90 her rom.
\ mother and sister living In Laredo
were notified.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-10
PrI.on Warden Dics.

~ NHNni iaitM NfHa
CHICAGO Nov s-Mai Robert W.
sun NpCaurhtry formerly warden ~
do. federal prison at ivaNcnwurtn
kss and uf the stat. prison 10 Joliet.
GO. died st his home here today. W.
VAS I'D Years ia
Mr. McJlaurh,ry was a major iu the
civil WHr
IN 1893 Major M,Churb'rv tcCame
warden 90 i.,lNvuWnrth. serving until
I4I1 when ht retired
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-10
Was Laredo Girl
nv Assoeia'tdpus

w Associated Iftsa
LAREDO NuV. Miss Theodnra
saunders who committed suiridc IN q
Chicago hotel to-day. WAS born and
REARED here and fur several years WIS
teacher in the LAREDO city schools
She cnmc - family ~ early settlers
IN this section and was popular in
suciety circles
Sums months aEu Miss saunders
surd prominent business man Tor
breach - promise and after t,imiun
tinn u the suit made trip o. Mexico
City and batter to i.os Ang,lol. b, chi
caEu PAPER reported u few months ago
that shr was to marry u. u Carver uf
the Chicago Chamber ~ Commerce.
whom she met whilp hc was un trade
excursion in Mexico
4 maiden aunt og the dead Eirl rrsid, =
hcrv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-10
|PLUNCES DAGGER INTO HER HEART
WHILE TALKING TO FORMER FIANCE
WHOM SHE HAD MET ON TEXAS TRIP

Among Miss saunders effects were a
quantity uf love letters and kilograms
addressed ~ Mrs Thcdpfa Carver
Laredo. T'Nas" and signed "Tarry "
pulic" said they believed tho lcitrrs
We're from Carver.
Frequent rcferync" was made in
them Ia q suit whi,h apparently had
not lSsn settled one lrtirr told Miss
Sanders to arrange for the wedding
announcements u shr felt she must
and they could O." s'nt uut after the
"suit" was ftttl.d.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-10
Numbers Are Killed
in Yucatan Rioting

SAN ANTONIO. Nov. Scores are
l,s,d aud hundreds wounded ns the rc.
suits ~ thr uprising between socialists
nd utfals attending tho elections in
the state oi iu,liHn ARE r'pnrtrd ~
.disf1t,hrs o. Mexico cay. according to
ID dispatch published TODAY in ~ ir'n~n
"a spanish language newspaper printed
l.L.-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-10
WI !>O> ND CON CHOSEN
HONOR ARN I.llE MtNiifk'

NEW YORK. Nov. Tho National
n mo.riti, club at a meeting tniny
uf tI, Hmrl Uf governors. elected lr'si
1sut Wilson ard Governor Cox homo
tnry life members 'fur vunspiruuua
r.r.t,r rendered a. the world"
This ,lsctiur BE- she first uf lfs kini
slncr that of Grover Cleveland.